Διενέργεια έρευνας της Αγγλικής Κυβέρνησης για την Αποφυλάκιση του Πλοίαρχου Μιχαήλ Σάββα Κελέσιη (Καπετάν Μίχαλος), item 17

• October 31, 2018 07:07:51 Sarika Jain

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  KYRENIA,
  

  6.3.16.
  

  Hon. Chief Secretary,
  

  
  

  As instructed I proceeded to Kyrenia and
  

  took the following statements:
  

  
  

  1. The statement of the Chief collector
  

  of Customs.
  

  2. The statement of the Commissioner.
  

  3. The statement of the five persons
  

  forming the crew of the "Evangelistria"
  

  when the vessel sailed from Kyrenia.
  

  
  

  2. I was assisted in my enquiry by the Chief
  

  Collector of Customs,and, if I may venture to say
  

  so, from the manner in which the sailor gave their
  

  evidence we came to the conclusion that they were
  

  not the class of persons who could undertake the
  

  work of supplying submarines with petroleum with
  

  success, and also that in fact they had not done so.
  

  
  

  3. I have inspected olive refuse similar to
  

  that sent in the "Evangelistria" to Rhodes and a
  

  sample of soap similar to that which was on board.
  

  The Chief Collector of Customs and I are inclined
  

  to think that the smell left by the refuse and the
  

  smell of the soap, together with the smell of the
  

  lamps and of the paraffin which appears likely to
  

  have been recently applied to the rustry firearm
  

  found in the hold, may have caused the French sailors
  

  to think that a considerable quantity of paraffin
  

  had recently been on board.
  

  (signed) A. RUSSELL
  

  KingÄs Advocate.
  

  6.3.16.
  

  G. V. R.
  

  
  

• October 31, 2018 07:05:19 Sarika Jain

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  COPY.
  

  KYRENIA,
  

  6.3.16.
  

  Hon. Chief Secretary,
  

  
  

  As instructed I proceeded to Kyrenia and
  

  took the following statements:
  

  
  

  1. The statement of the Chief collector
  

  of Customs.
  

  2. The statement of the Commissioner.
  

  3. The statement of the five persons
  

  forming the crew of the "Evangelistria"
  

  when the vessel sailed from Kyrenia.
  

  
  

  2. I was assisted in my enquiry by the Chief
  

  Collector of Customs,and, if I may venture to say
  

  so, from the manner in which the sailor gave their
  

  evidence we came to the conclusion that they were
  

  not the class of persons who could undertake the
  

  work of supplying submarines with petroleum with
  

  success, and also that in fact they had not done so.
  

  
  

  3. Ihave inspected olive refuse similar t
  

  that sent in the "Evangelistria" to Rhodes and a
  

  sample of soap similar to that which was on board.
  

  The Chief Collector of Customs and I are inclined
  

  to think that the smell left by the refuse and the
  

  smell of the soap, together with the smell of the
  

  lamps and of the paraffin which appears likely to
  

  have been recently applied to the rustry firearm
  

  found in the hold, may have caused the French sailors
  

  to think that a considerable quantity of paraffin
  

  had recently been on board.
  

  (signed) A. RUSSELL
  

  KingÄs Advocate.
  

  6.3.16.
  

  G. V. R.
  

  
  

  
  

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