◆ SpookStack

ne - ” . . * ha ' 7 . 1 PA ah ASAE BDA Te yea 2g Seen bee om . a, a ee ae the dg BO a . aipignit aap tibae bans 4 an ey. ob ra Sn eR ee eee awn emtin ar a Ae eklh PTR RY aye a, was again pure conjecture on his parte a oe Bs nz RES Ae Bee ey WFO 46-2607.6 * sossible that he was in a group which y ered discussed Winchester ‘and: Company if they were to obtain the boats, which co pany was to operate. then” on either a bare boat or charter basise TS 7 Mes with reference to Item Number 37 as ‘to who participated in’ “the 3 APES negotiations leading up to the sale of all of American Marine stock. to- : USPC on February 3, 1948, Mr. PARKER advised that the principal persons 3 invelved were Mr. RO2ERT L. BERENSON, representing USPC, Mr. ROSERT W..- DUDLEY, and JOS=P2 ROSENBAUM of that lew firm together with Mr. BACON and ...::: PARK~R, himself, representing Arerican Marine. He advised that there were © treme several conferences held in Washington in Mre ROSENBAUM's office and ae ar several in New York in Mr. MILLS! office. waar 2 rece Kr. PARKER advised that ONASSIS did not play eny part in ‘the - ae oe 7 ‘negotiations as far as he knew, at leest prior to February 3, 19:6. On the” evenings of thet date PARKER got word from ROSENBAIM to go to the office of, . Per mi a the USPC and there met Mr. OVASSIS either in the latter's office or in the | office of USPC; however, they were both in the same building which he a ae believes was at 50 Broadway, New York City. re s4th reference to Item Number 38 as to whether there was any. relation between the agreed amount set forth in Exhibit 30 and the <°*:* #50,000090 advanced on February 3, 1948 by ARIONA through SST, Mr. PARKER | - advised that he had never heard of ARIOKA and knew nothing of the matter -: referred to, but possibly it could relate to the first payment on the sale™* to USPC, adding that he was not sure, but that this was pure conjecture + With reference as to whether PARKER knew of the source “oft ‘the : = ee funds, he said that he did not, but that to the best of his knowledge this <=": was handled by ROSC.EAIM, ONASSIS and DUDLYY, however, this was only conjectures With reference to Item NunterLé as to who participated in ‘the 2 negotiations which resulted in the merger of American Marine Corporation : and USPC on March 2, 1949, Mr. PARKER advised that he did not know who ‘set pene ae the participants in the negotiations were; however, he stated that he 2% ee believed that it was the law firm of JOSEPH ROSENEAUM, but. added. that this. Faker