Moscow, Aug. 10.
During the sittings of the plenary session of the Central (Control Committee of the Communist Party, \Comnrade Bukharin reported that the Jdanger of a _counter-revolutionary war against Soviet Russia was the most acute problem of the day.
'A resolution was adopted declar-ling that. the international policy of the Soviets is essentially a policy lof peace and,' therefore, the Soviet Government must agree, in economic! matters, to reasonable connections, with capitalist countries.
It was stated that Soviet workers Iliad warriily responded to the appeal to prepare to the utmost the defence of their country.
'A. resolution concerning the internal situation of the Party, which iwas passed by the meeting, stated that the differences which had exist-jed in the Party: were due to recent intensified attacks by the opposition frustrating the work of the Party in dealing with the menace of war jand preparing for national defence. The leaders of the opposition, Trotzky and Zinovielf, had refused ito renounce their semi-defeatist Hpoliey or to abandon their attempts to create a sycond party as the only condition of their remaining members of the Central Control Committee and they only yielded] when threatened with expulsion] from the party—Reuter.
¢|"Two Comrades Received Back Into Moscow's Fold Moscow, Aug. 10.
According to the official news: agency the twelve-day plenary session of the" Central Control Committee of the Communist Party has ended in a restoration of unity following a declaration by the lead-Jers of the opposition renouncing a Jnumber of their views. The meeting also resolved to withdraw the question of the expulsion of Comrades Trotzky and Zinovieff but re-pri manded and warned them—
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