Moscow, Nov. 27.
Thousands of aeroplanes and thou sands of tanks are waiting to defend the Stalin Constitution and not only to defeat the enemy on Soviet bord-cers, but to destroy him in his own {erritory," declare! Captain Kazakav, the Red Army delegate, in an address Congress. a to-day before the Soviet All-Union
"When the Nazi enemy strikes; declared the representative of the Leningrad workers, workers from Bringing a form of democratic lection and party rule to the Soviet, the. new Constitution provides for 2 President and for, a" parliament Composed of upper and lower houses, air three being elected by a direct Secret palla, Peasants will be given a vote equal to, that of town workers the constitution "will recognize work og ihe elementary ight of very eltzen. "Civil and' proprietary Fighis will also be recognised.
'The parliament will consist. of Senate with 200 members and a lower house' of 80—Reuter, Moscow, Nov. 25.
bold challenge to Faselem was made by Mi Josef Stalin, Secretary General of ihe Communist Party, In speech at the opening of the Alle Union Congress to-day.
'M. Slaline whose address tasted three, hours: described. the new Cone situton which the Congress 5 discuss and. adopt 23. an inaietment
tha saint Eat barbarism.
Fas and as' ingpration civilized people fighting for demo-
wer tes, representing 109 nationalities, Including Cossacks, Tartare, Eskimos, gypsies: and. Ture icemans, heard the speech, which was broadcast throughout Soviet Russ To Crush Japan, Germany Moscow, Nov, 20.
"The Red Cossacks are' determined wipe out mercilessly the Japanese Germans, or any other enemy who dares, to attack the Cossack Fatherland,*—this pledge was made to-day by the Co.sack group at the concluding session of the All-Union Congress.
"Fired by this declaration, everyone present, including M. Josef Stalin, Seeretuty-General of the Communist Party. M. K. Voroshiloff, Minister for Defence, and every member the Political Bureau jumped to their feet and cheered wildly.
Dressed in old Cossack uniforms, which were banned until last year, and braodi-hing their sabres fiercely, the Cossucks completely stole the "We are ready to help again and at any moment to crush the Fascist enemy," their spokesman declared, "The Cossacks," he added, "now form the best divisions of the Red. Army and will stop at nothing to destroy {he enemy and help the working
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