Communists expel 76 for party opposition

MOSCOW -- Wreaking vengeance for the recent demonstrations against the Communist party, the Moscow control committee of the party today expelled 76 members of the opposition.

The expelled members were accused of participating in public and secret meetings at which Leon Trotsky and M. Zinoviev, at whom the wrath of the party has been directed, were said to have made addresses against the present controlling government.