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Seat Retained by Conservative ing the C. E. R, Trouble Party Tokyo, June 27.
London, June 27, According to a Moscow despatch dated June 25, the Executive Board of the Communist Central Supervision (Committee of U. S. 8. R. has decided to present a resolution in favour of expelling Comrades Trot-Zinovieft from the Central meeting of the Communist Central Committee and the next general meeting of the Central Supervision Committee. The reason given for this move is that "Comrades Trotsky Jand Zinovieff, in spite of their solemn pledge after their anti-Executive Board movement last! year that they will not act against the Executive Board, are still behaving in such a manner as disregards the regulations of the Communist Party and disorganizes the Union."—Toho.
In the Lambeth by-election (Brixe ton Division) owing to to the Peerage Dalai, the results wore as follows MEY Adame (oon) She Mr, Barend iberay were!
The figures in the last election June The Brixton bye-election yesters day was the thirty-second since the General election in October, 1024, Since that date there hus been only one uncontested election: that for Cambridge University, when Conservative was returned, the contested elections the Conservative Party won 16 seats, the Labour Party 11 and the Liber= als 4.
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