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NY 46-2507 : - LAWRENCE W. PRUITT, Assistant Secretary | WILLIAM A. M. BURDEN, Chairman of the Policy Committee Dirocctors WILLIAM A. M. BURDEN ARTHUR R. FALLON H. HARPER MC KEE BARKLIE HENRY FRANK ¥F. RUSSELL . t ROBERT MC LEAN STEWART ; WILLIAM A. We. STEWART HERMAN F. WHITON informed that the Union Sulfur Company, bid Incorporated, docs not charter any vessels or have any business’. ' dealings with the Onassis group at the present time nor did they before or after the sale of the aforementioned vessels. In addition, he stated that the Union Sulfur Company, Incor= porated, has very limited business dealings with SSY. The follev.ing investigation was conducted by Sia £ a? -: aD < - ' ~ “CHARLES aUGENTHALER, Partner, 21m 1, Spence-and = -- 0 Younz, 52 Broadway,::!New York City advised t his firm was retained by Union Sulphur Company, Inc. as brokers to sell the vessels HERMAN F, WHITON and WILLIuM. 4. N. BURLEN, sUGUNTHsLER, stated that he personally handled the sule of these ships for ool. * 7a Cn NI a A Se a a oe ae! : woe etl aha at sot uweinlattey y Pent Soe fe ove SM ARTE He advised that in 1949 there was little demand for tankers and he experienced difficulty in attempting to gel] the ...- WHITON end BURDEN, This he stated accounts for the sale of the two vessels for a total price of $1,800,000, AUGENTHALER stated that there were no inducements for the sales agreement, He believed that there wus a mortgage on the vessels but is not be certain of this. t a fem atlanta The participants for Union Sulphur according to AUGENTPALER were ARTHUR J, FALLON and Mr, LOVEJOY who was } Financial Officer of the company, The participants for Pacific i: . fankers Inc, were ROBERT L, BERENSON and aRISTOTLE S. ONASSIS, be The broRérege fee was puid to SSY by Union Sulphur Companys inc, i nrapsan abnuuge etme gest aie robe eases ane aamacmeneneayratien er merece a and according to AUGENTHALLR amounted to $43,000.00, casnconentan