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nov. S - narger in 4.:. (eciijman audreslereceives cable
from Greco Galleries, Caracas: “Je accept." (CI-144)

nov. 21 - Rembrandt (apparently the one mentioned above
under June 22, 1944, and Sept. 2, Sept. 18) is to oe
delivered by Schoneman Galleries, N.Y., to Pietri
(brother of Pietri in Venezuela) to ether with "antigua

certificate in S anish”, after Suida has examined it to
write an article on ÏE. (CI-151)

Conclusion

Tae interdepts dealin: with Karger inaicate that he is
prinarily - and porhape exclusively - an agent for the sale of
art works in Venezuela. In 1338 he was apparently buying (as
agent for a Mew ïork dealer) in Europe for sale in Venezuela.
at various dated he was buying in new ¿orz for sale in Venezuela.
Possibly, but not certainly, he is also interested in sales in
New iork; see intercepts uated July 18, '40 and nov. l, 1944.
H,is interest in New lor; buying under dates Uct. 4 & 7, 1u44,
may or may not be connected with Venezuela.

Ene intercepts give no proof that de is trying to bring
art works from Venezuela or elsewhere into the U.b., tne
paintinqs he was brincinj with nim auq. ll, 1944, were probably
some of those ne had tenen to Venezuela ïor the exhibition and
remained unsold.

The intercepts give no proof that larger is enqaged in
unlawful dealing or that ne is trafficking in uflZí loot. She
only uoubtful case appears under ll, lu44 (see last entry
under Auï. ll), and bchaeffcr may nave had a legitimate reason
for tne stipulation made here.