ARMING OF THE NATIONS
THE COMING STRUGGLE.
By Telegraph. Association.—Copyright. Paris, November 17. The Berlin correspondent of the Matin interviewed General Kleim, ex-president of the German Navy League, who said that France in 1911 would possess 400 aeroplanes and Germany would require to hasten to overtake this total. Laws were required forbidding flights across frontiers.
General Kleim mysteriously remarked, apropos of the campaign in England for compulsory military training that this above all would assist France in the struggle which might take place elsewhere than in Persia.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14531, 19 November 1910, Page 7
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