Recent national. CF Congresses in Western Burope have provided opposing sides in the Sino/Soviet dispute and champions of Albania or al Yugpslavia opportunity for scoring off their opponents when making ’ "fraternal greetings". It has almost become customary for international differences in the Communst Parties of the world to be settled or sired, in these greetings. But not so with the British CP. Thoy obviously intend safeguarding their neutrality, or perhaps preventing the disputes from involving their members to any great extent. Thus, th» Daily Yorkor: ",«esOwing to pressure on ths timetable, no fraternal delegates from other Commnunist Parties have been invited". Frecedent — or precaution 7 — —_ ——
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