MAKERS OF ZEPPELINS IN A QUANDARY.
DANGER OF ATTACK BY AEROPLANES.
LEBSON OF RECENT INCIDENT IN BELGIUM.
Paris, June 17.
A message received through Switzerland states that Count Zeppelin's technical assistants at Frederichshaven are greatly perturbed at Flight-Lieutenant Warneford's success in destroying a dirigible in Belgium. Count Zeppelin always represented the danger of attack by aeroplanes as negligible. His expert advisers now say that it will either be necessary to increase the buoyancy of Zeppelins by carrying fewer men and bombs, or there will have to be a radical change in design.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15948, 19 June 1915, Page 7
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