IN THE AIR.

Taranaki Daily News, 16 February 1916, Page 5

IN THE AIR.

RAID ON MILAN. SIX PERSONS KILLED. Romp, Fob. 14. Enemy aeroplanes bombed Milan, and were subjected to a hot fire by antiaircraft guns. Squadrons of Italian aeroplanes counter-attacked and the enemy fled. Six civilians were killed and some injured. The material damage was slight. WHAT IS NEEDED. LORD SYDENHAM'S VIEWS. Received Feb. 15, 5.5 p.m. London, Feb. 14. Lord Sydenham, in an interview, said: "Co-ordination in the air services under one responsible head has long been imperatively necessary. The director ought to have some measure of technical knowledge, and T consider construction, design, and experiment the most important factors. If necessary we should provide complete telegraphic and telephonic communication in order to advise threatened towns, and also make provision for issuing orders to all our aircraft which are ready to attack the raiders.' 1 ZEPPELIN ADRIFT. . Copenhagen, Feb. 14. Reports state that the Zeppelin L2O has been damaged and was drifting over the North Sea near the German coast. EVERY TRUE-BORN BRITISHER LOVES LIBERTY. And when he travels be likes to move about as ho likes, and not bo everlastingly tied to baggage. For this reason, thousands check their baggage through us. We call for it, check on, deliver immediately. The passenger is free from trouble from beginning to end. The New Zealand Express Go., Ltd. DIVORCED once and for all are Indigestion and all Stomach Troubles from the human body when Dr. SHELDON'S DIGESTIVE TABULES are brought into use. Price 113 6i and 2s fld. Obtainable everywhere.