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NY 46-2507 ° b 1 creupon offerod him GB shores cor which offer was accepted by COKKINIS. BERENSON also advised that he offered COKKINIS a directorship, which offer was also accepted by the latter. a BERENSON adviscd that about Juno, 1948 ONASSIS told him that he wanted a 49% stock interest because of his investment in USPC. BERENSON stated that i he felt ONASSIS was entitlod to a 49% interest because 8 it was ectually ONASS1S' financial assistance thet made the vory existonce of USPC possible. He stated that he c/ did not haggle or argue with ON..SCIS£ concerning his _ BI roquest for a k9% stock oe and willingly sold him "T ais Ramtec ie wormat! wee hog tae tony ae . sharos of his atock at & sherd. BERENSON, whon questioned concerning why : the transfer of stock to COKXINIS end others came from ‘ BERENCSON'S share and not from ON.SSISt share, commented that he hed nevor discussed with ONASEIS any transfor ef stock held by ON..SSIS. He stated that.he: . never gave it much thought thet he would lose the majority stock interest when he sold sharos to C__RVER, COKKINIS cnd STOREN. -BERENLON stetod that he had never discussed the prospect of ON..SSIS selling some of his shares rether thon BERENSON to any of tho above-mentioned individuals. ee Cer a ere) oe! BERENSON ndvised that Goodwin, Rosenbaum and Mcachem,incorporatcd retroloum Carriers of Panamae ° He could not recall tho dete of incorporation. He stated it was his recolicction that USPC paid tho con incorporation feo. OS RLS Ade apc. lee ee ee tenet Me ne BERENSON wes questioned concerning the reason for ULPC substituting a twolvo-yoar bareboat “2 chertor at $1.00 por dead weight ton betwoon USPC and Petrolcum Cerriors of Punama for a fivo-yoar baroboat ‘ chertcr at g2e00 per dead woight ton bctwoon USPC and 1 ; ee Socony Vacuum 011 Companye BERENSON advisod that ho _ ae madc the decision for this trensaction, but was unable Db em hee bere Ae, - a +