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30th-Up betimes and to the office where I am much thronged with papers, and at a little after one, to the Hostelry, where I doc meet Mistress Betty and wee, take our nuncheon together, and one other pretty Indy who comes with her. And I perceive that some friends of mine at a table nigh are somewhat Intrigued to see who my guestą may bee. And I shall speak to them of it. Dined this night with Mr. A. Jay, and a very pleasant quiet evening talking. But I fear he departs soon upon holiday, and all my acquaintance seem to bee departing. Home pretty betimes and so to bed.

31st To Mr. Caldbeck's as is my wont but stayed but a short time as I must needs eat my nuncheon briefly and back to my office for a space for in these sad days there is over much labour and too little refreshment.

Later to the Kricket Clubbe for whom I doe play at lawn bowles in the junfur team. Against the Elec- But trick who are too hard for us. I am told they are like to win the championship of the division, Home then with my he-child for our Inst dinner, hee departing to the Clubbe, and after parting our possessions, but Lord when i did come to bedding only the boy knows of this, and I am mighty thankful hee doth, for I doe not, save that I have furnishing for some three beds, To bed somewhat late but slept soundly.

September 1940,

ITALY

Her army and air force

is good in parts

The military resources of Italy are very considerable, but on the human side uneven in quality, Mussolini disposes of from 70 to 80 divisions, perhaps 1,500,000`men, in- cluding 200,000 European_troops in Libya and 50,000 to 70,000 in Abyssinia. In the course of the Four Years War Italy called over 5,000,000 men, out of her then popula tion of 37,000,000, to the Colours. That population has since increased by several millions.

CCORDING to the latest in- Cyprus, Tunisia, and Egypt, will be

Italian Army includes two ar-netion worth mentioning because it formation available, the developed na best sulls her master in Berlin. But there is one form of moured divisions as well as aaimost hnd

a precedent In 1914. number of independent tank When the Four Years War broke regiments.

out the trains were actually waiting

to move several Italian corps to the

It is, would be expected, strong Rhineland in order to release Ger- in mountain troops; there are fiveįman troops for employment else- divisions of Alpini which are well where.

Such п service might be trained and equipped, adapted to equally useful to Germany now,

Has Good Seaplanes

warfare on the Franco-Italian fron- ter and, generally speaking, proba-

to

bly the best troops Italy possesses. In summing up what is known

Some of her infantry divisions might be ranked as fair second-rate about the Italian air force the chief thing to remember is not to un- troops; that is to say. they could

derestimate 1. probably be relied upon to attack, Too often In the past we have even with ardour, so long us urma underestimated the enemy's strength, ment and numerical strength wert and on this occasion it is more than markedly in their favour. The

ever Important that there should be lower-grade formations still appear no error on the optimistic side. to have small milltary value, in The numerical strength of the spite of Mussolint's efforts im-Italian air force has been estimated prove their spirit.

at various figures ranging between On the other hand, the Italien 1,000 drst-line neroplanes and about Army has certain good points. Its 3,000. It is certain that they com- equipment is in general modern, prise a great many different designs, and 11 was given a valuable trini in and in this

they differ from the Spain. The Italian soldier is hardy German air force, which uses a high and Trugal, and

can campaign in degree of standardisation. heat which would try any

other

Perhaps the Italians' best machines

their European troops severely. The en-are

marine

which aircraft, gineers are clever and quick in their have

developed extensively. work The mechanical transport i Their flying-bonts have done ex- tremely good work in the past and of good quality. Dined

so have many of their floating sea- planes. Their lundplanes do not show any great technical brilliance.

1st Sept. (Lord's Day)--Lay some. what late and then broke my fast upon a large glasse of milk which I belleve doth suit my stomach best. For though I can eat a full meal at mid-day I find to break my fast upon

dish or two doth cause me nouseD Then to my once where I am very busy unta half after twelve, and so to the Clubbe where I find Mr. John and Major Cyril and we talk of plays and of old days which, but for rending, alone gives me pleasure In these sorry times.

Ale my nuncheon at the Clubbe having made an agreement with a King's officer that wee should take nuncheon together on the moTTOW. House and to sleep in the garden where all is so peaceful it is hard to feel this dreadful war in being waged

home. st betimes and played with Ba who, I fear, becomes a kitchen cat, and so to bed

Wants Short War

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SOVIET FLEET EXERCISES

3rd. In the newes sleets como

1inly has been preparing for more Jettera denouncing the European was ever since the liqui villainous treatment the evacuees do dation of her Abyssinion venture, receive In Australia. And I doubt and has laid up large stocks of not there bee cases of hardship but essentials such as oil, which she hos

Loudon, Sept. 6. I should bee blythe to know if these been buying in the New World. Large-scale manoeuvrer have been letters are written by the same folk Germany can afford to supply her completed by the Soviet Baltic Fleet, that did write so bitterly from Manila, with coal. She is incapable, how-states the Moscow Radio, They were But this, of cour will not

war attended by Admiral Kuznetzov, the

years.

mako manifest. And I

of carrying on

long

the newes-sheetest modern conditions except as People's Commissar for the Navy, the

was

with command of the sea.

Chief of the Naval Staff, and the Commander of the Baltic Fleet, She has entered this war os Ger- Yesterday the Baltic Fleet archor- many's satellite und will de ased at Tallinn where Admiral Kuznet- Germany

bids

her. The various zov delivered a speech in which he open to her, auch outlined the programme for further į possibilities

attacks on France, Corsica, Malta, strengthening the Navy-Reuter.

myselfe, for reasons of health and of an ally of the Power, or Powera, our growing family, have not seen my wife, poor wretch, these three Yet had shee been here I should bee glad to know she taken to a safe country instead of being in the midst of aire-raids as she and my children are. But seems that there is some essence ur Infectioun in the climate of Hong Kong that dofli engender black bile that may only bee purged by anonymous letters to the рарста. Wrote to my wife of our various arrangements and if I can procure her passage with the children { am minded to do it.

4th-leading in the newes sheetes it seems wee doe hold our own and nure in the mire. At nuncheon comes the great newes that wee have con- cluded an agreement with Amerique that we do grant them leases for atre-bases in Our West Indlan dominions whyle they doe give us Afty destroyers, which if not in their first youth will bee most useful on patrol. And indeed the matter goes further. For the American nation hath these interests (I had almost writ "Investments" ')-upon British territory they are

then bound to support our empery. Though I doc verily believe wee shall dee well enough upon our

own resources. This day called upon a British war- ship in the Harbour and I belleve it to bee the first time I have dorie this during the war. In the after- noon I am pricked for the Cholera Injectioun and so go home pretty be- times and take a light meal of eggs and so very early to bed.

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