FASCIST WARNING
“Poisoning” Of Public Opinion (Received December 29. 9.15 p.m.) ORDMONA, December 28. Signor Farinacci, speaking at a Fascist meeting, attacked “certain old men and hysterical old gossips for attempting to poison Italian public opinion. Undermining of the national framework is a crime, or rather real treason, against tlie soldiers fighting for an Axis victory. Vigilance against these persons must not. be relaxed, but all‘this can be halted if staunch Fascists know how to act effectively at the opportune moment. If yesterday we could suffer certain persons, today we can not.”
ITALIAN AIR LOSSES R.A.F. Well Maintains Ratio (Received December 29, 7 p.m.) LONDON, December 28. A Royal Air Force spokesman at Athens said that. 50 Italian planes have been definitely destroyed since the outbreak of the Italian-Greek war and 16 probably destroyed. The R.A.F. lost eight bombers and four fighters. The R.A.F, has carried out 70 raids in the worst flying conditions in Europe. It was announced in London yesterday that 31 Italian aircraft, comprising 10 over Greece and 21 over the African fronts were definitely destroyed by the R.A.F. in the week ended on Christmas Day, compared with the loss of seven British machines. The total number of Italian planes destroyed to that date was 416. compared with 75 British.
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Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 81, 30 December 1940, Page 7
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