Thousands of impoverished Asia Minor refugees, rushed panic-stricken from ramshackle huts seeking shelter ducing yesterday's second air ratd on a rattle-trap automobile the only exi willing (0 risk a trip to. the harbour, where bombs ware falling. arrived in this refugee shanty town surrounded by Mahan objectives. in time for the second ald, Teshaped specks against a brilliant blue sky hovered over Salamis Bay.
Goysers of water spurted toward the sky as the bombs fell, narrowly ing objectives, The all-clear had sounded yet when row-boats ready put out to the sea to gather ins Anti-aiveraft shells were seen over= head.
The third alarm, ten minutes later, resulted when a lone Greek defender, mistaken for an Ballan craft, nave 3 cent air circus as the machine was ringed perilously by close bursts of anti-aiveratt shells Distant thuds of bombs in the direction of Tatol indicated that the airfield again was bombed.
Greek civilians were voluntarily: mobilizing their private wealth for Grecce's war effort. Madame Signal "1 the Pirwus shipping family advised the Premier, General John Metaxas, that she was placing' her ships the, disposition of the Navy.
"The Stamati Embrokos family cable from London a contribution 1£5,000.—~United Press.
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