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USPC and its subsidiarics vere eormitted to repay the funds {. | | (. be Wy 46~2507 . BERTIUSON advised that he could not specifically recell nepotiations in connection with the National City Bank loan dated Nay 27, 1949, in the amount of 32,800,000. He stated, however, that In the cese of this loan and all other loans he fully cdiseussed the details of such loans with ONASSTS. He said that, arter discussing tne details of a prospective loan, either he or CMASSIS or both would g€o0 to the insurence-company or bank to arroange for the prospective loan. He adv! sed that OFASSTS was nalvaya Se tae et pad en ed ee willing to put up any additional collateral] that might be reguired by the lending institution. BERENSGi! advised thet the following is his recolijiection concerning tne purchase of the stock of Pacific ~Tankers, Inc., by USPC: He believes that CYrASSIS lunched with Captain RIEBER, @ Pacific Tankers etockholder who told OMNASSIS that he believed it would be porsible to purchase the tankers of this corporation. PUREMSO advised that ONASSIS told him this end that he and G@UASSIS diseucsed the possibility of purchasing Pacific Tenkers. Subsequently, he contacted +. Admiral MGRAN concerring the poersibility of USPC's acquiring Pacific Tankers. Ye adviser tht from that point USPC had negotieted with WARPI™NLD, CAITSROX and McCONE, who revresented Pacific Tankers. BERMISON advised that, on behalf of USPC, he, CCANIMIS, and LORD, DAY and LORD, USPC Admiralty Attorneys, worked ot the details of the transaction, Tn connection with the purchase of the HSRIAN F, WHiTCE and WILLIAH 4A, i. BURDUN hy Pacific Tankers, Inc., froin the Union Sulphur Covpanr, ine., Rone s advised that this buriness was broucht to USPC by SIHPSOU, PENCE and YCUG, rho acted as bpakers. POR SCH aulvised that he wis unable to reeull enacon for the tranelev of Porifie Tenkers stock from to Victory Carricrs, tne., on June 21, 1950. BERSNSCT odvised that none of the essets of _ *