Moscow, July 2.
At the sixteenth congress of tie Commanist Party, of the Soviet Union the leaders of the Oppos'- tion, Contrades Tomaki, Rykoe, and anes announced that they ed rallied to the decision atiived at by the majority of the party ard approving Comrade Stalin's policy. Their chief associate Buchasin wes however prevented from attending [ike congress on account of illness, "vans Ocean Kuo Min, Unay ing Griet Moscow, July 3
Penitence for their violation of party discipline yas expressed by M, Rykov and M, "Nomsky, the lead~ fers of the Right Opposition, when addressing the Congress of the Communist Party to-day, Their declarations, however, did not satisfy M, Stalin who the Party still distrust He added they must confirm their deelarations by action, The Congress gave M, Stalin an ovation and passed a" resolution Jepproving the Central Comimittee's action against the followers of M. Trotzky and declaring that the failure of the members of the vight wing actively to defend the Party's policy would lead to the severest punishments—Reuter,
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