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ee lee ee ee . ce ne enna nna pe im . 12, fr c~ = NY 46-2507 BERENSON needed directors. He recognized C/.RVER as a4 good prospect for ua director. CARVER also knew ONASSIS, . and he believed that CiRVuR would therefore get along kA! Lik AM sg dak ili ia i tale tenia nce ant | } . _t tN BERENSON offered CARVER a directorship; however, CaRVLR wanted stock in the company. BIRENSON i] . 1 a offered C..RVER 1%, elthough C..RVER wented_more, but ye: settlod on the amount of 1% ct a price of i i sharee b BERENSON advised that STOREN was a Marine Po enginver who had been engeged by USPC to handle tho 3 decommissioning of the vcessols efter delivory.e Ho stated that he noted that STORE]! appcered to be very capable, hed an excellent knowledge of ship repair, and he felt Loe : that STOREN would be ec good man to have as a directore af He offered STOREN 2 directorship end a 1% cH intcrest in UEP. STOREN accepted both, paying. wl rns tiered Mp shoros of ULrC INSON steted that he ar rerily sot tho price o & sharo, and “gould not recrll exactly how he arrived et this figure. mt ora Perna BERENSON advised that he met COKKINIS about December, 1947 in OWASSIS! office. He described COKKINIS as ON.SSIS' operating man. During the next three or four months he advised that ho had an opportunity to obscrvo COKKINIS work es an operations man and was impressod by his ability. Ho steted COKKINIS wes not a & citizen at that timo, © ante ere ened en on ticg me - Be eee re wR eee Soe ; BERENSON advised that in June, 1948 when iE 7 COKKINIS becrme a citizon, he had a conference with 4 COININTE end ONISSIS, et which time he told COKKINIS that he would like him to become en officer of USPC. He advised that COhKKINIS accopted tho offer, - 4 COKKINIS asked BERENSON whothor he could acquire somo of the cepital stock of USFC. BERENSON -_ hem a ta . = vate atl © ee ae Fe Oe