Διενέργεια έρευνας της Αγγλικής Κυβέρνησης για την Αποφυλάκιση του Πλοίαρχου Μιχαήλ Σάββα Κελέσιη (Καπετάν Μίχαλος), item 3
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Statement of Panagi Sava Michaelides of Kyrenia: -
It is now about ten years that I am the
agent of Sava Haralambou of Kyrenia. He is my
Kombaros (comrade) in that he was best man at my
wedding.
On 15th November, 1915, I left Kyrenia in
the sailing ship "Evangelistra" belonging to Sava
Haralambo. Our sole cargo was olive refuse (stones).
Michael Sava was the Captain, and the following crew
besides myself: - Anastassi Nicola, Yorghos Boeros,
Stefani Haikides, and Sava Michael, all of Kyrenia.
Six persons in all. My instructions from Sava
Haralambo were to go to Rhodes and there to await a
letter from Pyraeus from Aristodimo N. Hadji of
Pyraeus who would write to us the price of olive
refuse (stones) at pyraeus, so that I should know
where I could get a better price. I produce this
letter (marked A. J. W. III) which I received a few
days after my arrival at Rhodes. As a matter
of fact I found the price of my cargo so good at
Rhodes that I sold it the same day to Yakatsika Bros.
of Rhodes. It took me about one month to unload the
ship. After I finished unloading, I went to Samos
with Pandeli Anastasiades, who now lives in Nicosia.
Our object was to buy oil. At Samos we were
informed that the exportation of oil was prohibited,
so we wired to our ships which we had left at Rhodes
to leave for Cyprus as we had no cargo for them. I
also wrote to Michael Sava and told him that if he
has any spare money to buy some soap. When I was at
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36 - 35
Page number 5
Same as
Red 35 - 36
COPY.
Statement of Panagi Sava Michaelides of Kyrenia: -
It is now about ten years that I am the
agent of Sava Haralambou of Kyrenia. He is my
Kombaros (comrade) in that he was best man at my
wedding.
On 15th November, 1915, I left Kyrenia in
the sailing ship "Evangelistra" belonging to Sava
Haralambo. Our sole cargo was olive refuse (stones).
Michael Sava was the Captain, and the following crew
besides myself: - Anastassi Nicola, Yorghos Boeros,
Stefani Haikides, and Sava Michael, all of Kyrenia.
Six persons in all. My instructions from Sava
Haralambo were to go to Rhodes and there to await a
letter from Pyraeus from Aristodimo N. Hadji of
Pyraeus who would write to us the price of olive
refuse (stones) at pyraeus, so that I should know
where I could get a better price. I produce this
letter (marked A. J. W. III) which I received a few
days after my arrival at Rhodes. As a matter
of fact I found the price of my cargo so good at
Rhodes that I sold it the same day to Yakatsika Bros.
ofRhodes. It took me about one month to unload the
ship. After I finished unloading, I went to Samos
with Pandeli Anastasiades,who now lives in Nicosia.
Our object was to buy oil. At Samos we were
informed that the exportation of oil was prohibited,
so we wired to our ships which we had left at Rhodes
to leave for Cyprus as we had no cargo for them. I
also wrote to Michael Sava and told him that if he
has any spare money to buy some soap. When I was at
-
36 - 35
Page number 5
Same as
Red 35 - 36
COPY.
Statement of Panagi Sava Michaelides of Kyrenia: -
It is now about ten years that I am the
agent of Sava Haralambou of Kyrenia. He is my
Kombaros (comrade) in that he was best man at my
wedding.
On 15th November, 1915, I left Kyrenia in
the sailing ship "Evangelistra" belonging to Sava
Haralambo. Our sole cargo was olive refuse (stones).
Michael Sava was the Captain, and the following crew
besides myself: - Anastassi Nicola, Yorghos Boeros,
Stefani Haikides, and Sava Michael, all of Kyrenia.
Six persons in all. My instructions from Sava
Haralambo were to go to Rhodes and there to await a
letter from Pyraeus from Aristodimo N. Hadji of
Pyraeus who would write to us the price of olive
refuse (stones) at pyraeus, so that I should know
where I could get a better price. I produce this
letter (marked A. J. W. III) which I received a few
days after my arrival at Rhodes. As a matter
of fact I found the price of my cargo so good at
Rhodes that I sold it the same day to Yakatsika Bros.
ofRhodes. It took me about one month to unload the
ship. After I finished unloading, I went to Samos
with Pandeli Anastasiades,who now lives in Nicosia.
Our object was to buy oil. At Samos we were
informed that the exportation of oil was prohibited,
so we wired to our ships which we had left at Rhodes
to leave for Cyprus as we had no cargo for them. I
also wrote to Michael Sava and told him that if he
has any spare money to buy some soap. When I was at
-
36 - 35
Page number 5
Same as
Red 35 - 36
COPY.
Statement of Panagi Sava Michaelides of Kyrenia: -
It is now about ten years that I am the
agent of Sava Haralambou of Kyrenia. He is my
Kombaros (comrade) in that he was best man at my
wedding.
On 15th November, 1915, I left Kyrenia in
the sailing ship "Evangelistra" belonging to Sava
Haralambo. Our sole cargo was olive refuse (stones).
Michael Sava was the Captain, and the following crew
besides myself: - Anastassi Nicola, Yorghos Boeros,
Stefani Haikides, and Sava Michael, all of Kyrenia.
Six persons in all. My instructions from Sava
Haralambo were to go to Rhodes and there to await a
letter from Pyraeus from Aristodimo N. Hadji of
Pyraeus who would write to us the price of olive
refuse (stones) at pyraeus, so that I should know
where I could get a better price. I produce this
letter (marked A. J. W. III) which I received a few
days after my arrival
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