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ITALY NOW HAS 6,000 WARPLANES
All With Home-Produced
Engines
Behind the bayonet-barricade of Italy's conscript army Benito Mussolini has built an air fleet conservative- ly estimated at 6,000 or more machines.
More important than the number of planes is the fact that the Duce has driven Italian industry to accomplish the impossible, states the Evening Standard Rome cor respondent.
There is not mie single non-Italian in addition a fast-line craft and about engine in Alghting aircraft bear- 780 reserves.
ing the tricolour rudder emblem. But the really vital point, oir and Hallan production lines, despite handl-military experts insist, is that Italy' crops such as a scarcity of raw mater has built up an aircraft Industry enp- lals, turn out one motor per day perable of rapid production-for so long and there are at least six ns raw materials can come Into the the clock country or supplies on hand can Inst
fries working areund
The only remaining foreign engines dependently of the rest
producing acroplane engines.
In operation are mounted on about 80 Ain Littoria civilian aircraft. These will be replaced as soon as they wear out by Italian motors.
17,000 EACH Cost of the average Italian bomber is approximately £7,000. Aluminium As abundunt and cheap in Italy. So is Italian Hines fabric. On the whole, warplanes of all categories except the rew, fast, all-melaf pursuit craft, are of mixed wood, alloy, fabric construc-
Ilon.
Labour is cheap.
An American first-rank bomber costs £50,000. The Italian bomber is bik for aty's specific needs. A muximum radius of 600 miles carry ant one ton of bombs is all that is
equired. So they build :hem Inst
and cheap.
The Italious train a good pilot for alnit £400, The Italian pilot takes an S-41 bomber, worth about 750,000 Terras, into the skies after flying attles 100 hours solo.
JUDY
1938
Old Harrovian
Peer Tells Of School 'Squalorʻ
Old Harrovian Lord Bay- ford told the House of Lords recently:
"I was at one of our great pubile schools, and when I think of the forms we used to alt on we were Ilving In Ahso- Inte squalor compared with the village child of to-day,
"I want to see the children well housed and have derent conditions in their schools, but are we not overdoing it?"
Wife Strikes Her
Rival
A of the
The best reliable information about Italian air-strength in Libya and East | Africa is vague, but places the total strength in Tripolitania at about 600 craft with 475 machines in Ethiopia, making a total for these colonies of 1,075, only about 20 per cent. of which are latest model front-line calibre.
Summing up Italy's nerlal
power one obtains the startling figure of 8,125 fighting bircraft of all classes, ages and categories. Cut that figure by half and Italy still has a formid- able air force.
Military and air attaches in close touch with the Italian situation think the figure is conservative. They base this opinion on the face that secrecy marks every single phase of Italian aircraft production.
Police Fire
On Tribe
Mombasa.
to-day Consequently. Baly has approximately 8,000 class A pilatu about 2,000 second string pilets and a reserve of at least 4,000. Italy's ability to produce home-made motors for aircraft, tanks and trans-
Fighting broke out between tribal mart vehicles is considered for more factions at Maswa, near Lake Vic- important a factor in estimating Fus-
toria Nyanza, Tanganyika, over rival eist fighting strength than the imposclating to the chieftaincy of the tribe. ing total of 2,700 bombers which the Duce an order into action at an instant's notice.
THE VITAL POINT
He can press a little green button on his desk and mobilise immediately
A police detachment were faced by warriors in murderous frame of mlod and the district officer had to give the order to fire.
Eight negrocs were wounded, of them later died.
Two
WOMAN who was stated to have attacked another woman with a truncheon belonging to her husband, an ex-policeman, was bound over for 12 months at Leighton Buzzard,
Defending Mrs. Lille Turner, of Leighton Buzzard, who was accused
harm to Mrs. Ellen of causing body w Wills said that Moore, Mr. W. G. in France п elle" would
Mrs. Moore
nler
of "crime passion- been entered. sald in c
have d
that
Mrs. Turner brandished a and rained blows on her. She screamed, and another woman came She had to up, but did not help her. have medicut attention every day for a fortnight. Mrs. Moore denied as- 'soelating with Mr. Turner.
had
MEANT TO USE TRUNCHEON
Mr. Wills: You told her that she got a police truncheon which you would make her give up, and that you had something better than a truncheon for her?No.
Have you been in the habit of
something walking about with
to protect you?-No.
Mrs. Turner stated in evidence that on one occasion she found her hus- band under a bed and Mrs. Moore in a cupboard.
Mr. F. W. Lathom, prosecuting: You took the truncheon out for the deliberate purpose of hitting Mrs. Moore?-Certainly.
Mr. Willis, pleading for lenience, said Mrs. Tumer had been greatly provoked. She had carried on for some years under scorn and con- tumely through her husband's Infatu- ation for another womun.
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