Moscow, Mar. 7.
With a strained appearance and looking very worn, M. Nikolai L. Bukharin, former editor of the ofcial newspaper "Izvestia" and former President of the Comintern, again entered the witness box to-day in ihe sixth day of the treason trial now being held before the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court, A plot to seize the Kremlin, kill the Soviet leaders and get control of the Ogpu was described by M. Bukharin who declared he began to plan the coup in 1929 with the aid of military leaders and M. Rykov, successor of M. Lenin as Premier of the USSR.
M. Rykov, another of the accused, who, according to M. Bukharin, intended to use his position as Pr mier in accomplishing the plot—Reuter.
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