INDIAN DEFENCE
THE' AIR ARM
(United Press' Association—Ey Electric Tel'qgi pti—Copyright-) .(RrtefcgLtliiis. day,at 10.30 a.m.) , . ..y CALCUTTA,..March 9,,-,_ , Thd dangers •of an inadeqpa-te :;.^i r defence of- India mis -stressed-hy.Arthur. Moore --inthe , .Legislative' at Delhi. He said lndiva j remained stationary at eight squn " i-ons, fqr mearly t e n yegra, but .air arms of other modern.' powers wOVe developing eXiormously, particularly Russia, vvlioee ‘aeroplanes wer© capable of flying over the towns ah'd cities of .Punjab and returning to their base the same day. HGr: ■ ; Tottenham, army secretary, 'announced, that. file whole question of India’s aft -strength would b e refer,red to the .Committee of. Imperial Defence.
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Hokitika Guardian, 10 March 1933, Page 6
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