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Tem eee aot TOOT ace Day + cele a hae abet ena alee Na gla add ra eal ae ner rer aa A ee ee me a eae rm cm li oe e , gis : {} = : ble NY 46-2507 BERENSON advised that subsequently he saw ROSENBAUM at which time ROSENBAUM remarked that the firm's books had been audited and the Internal Revenue had examined their records. ROSENBAUM added, "I don't see how we can chenge it. somehow we will figure out something.” BERENSON remarked the law firm did not press for payments. _ * BERENSON advised that the original Salis payment that was made by ULvC to the law firm of Goodwin, | b7t/ Rosenbaum and Meacham was repaid by him durjng December, 1948. BERENSON stated that he borrowed from 7 ®eimpson, Spence and Young to make this repayment. BERENSON edvised that he made a payment of oe :: 1949 and a payment of during \oi'’ 1951. He stated he has not made additional payments . under the Janu ar agrosment. He said the a =: payments were made from his personal checking a * When questioned concerning the statenent, “applicant has mede preliminary arrengements to borrow substantially all the funds needed to defray the purchase price of the vessels from banks in the United States, which statement appeared on the application to purchase (Exhibit 1), BERENSON cdvisod thet financial arrangements had not been made ct thet time. He stated that he did not file Exhibit 1 «nd did not know what information :was contained on this exhibit until after it had been filed. — BERENSON advised thet he has known C. Ny, - CARVER for many yerrse He advised that CARVER operates a ship chandling business end had o good background in the shipping business. He stated he has known C:.RVER for o considcrable period of time as they both come from the samc community ond aro members of tho Creek Club, CARVER contacted BERENSON in order for C.ARVER to get the ship chandling business from USPC. At that tima ts ie - : . Fay sO -.. - oath bal ee ; tee » oe naire , ™ al os uo fee yey, “ua - 4 Aadeal hated ee area, 0h Tell