Greeks Pay Movi ug Tribute to First British Airman to Fall 01 Soil Athens, Nov, 8.
ESPITE unfavourable weather conditions, British bombers yesterday again unloaded deadly cargoes on Albanian ports where the Italians were busily engaged in discharging supplies for the Epirus front, The British bombers added to the damage already caused by their furious raids of the past few days when they were aided by Greek airmen.
While official Greece, headed by General John Metaxas, Premier, and the Army Chief of Staff, paid tribute to Br in's first airman to fall on Greek soil. Ath fans gave the most spontaneous expression of feeling for the Bri irish hero ever seen, "AM Quiet" in Kenya Colony Several Ching hands have made ne homes in Ko Longteat tate, Kitale. The home is of bricks a d timber from the Estate employed the building of it Germans Stage Longest Raid
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