Paris, July 14.
Details of the case against the seven "spies" recently condemned to death at Tiflis were revealed to-day by the Moscow correspondent of "Lo Petit Parisien.
The convicted mien, the correspondent writes, were alleged to have prepareed to assassinate the Communist leader, M. Boma, who is M. Stalin's lieutenant in Georgia, and M. Iejow, People's Commissar for the Interior, They were also accused of having relations with Mencheviks and other anti-Soviet elements, and of having received orders from a foreign country which was not named. It was stated the condemned men wanted to overthrow the Soviet At the opening of the session which began late, the assembly was thrown into an uproar when it was decided refuse the request of certain pittance into the national congress. The extreme Leftists' headed by M Marceau Pivert, protested violently, and order was only restored by an emotional appeal from M. Leon Blum.
It was resolved that the Party will present candidates in all constituent cies, but will withdraw them in favour of Popular Front candidates in the second round in the district elections next October—Havas
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