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Russian situation." When Otto Kahn's wife visited Russia
in 1936, she was treated like visiting royalty.
In 1922, the Chase National Bank had established the
American-Russian Chamber of Commerce to promote
trade with and government recognition of Russia. Its
chairman was Reeve Schley, a vice president of Chase;
he was a director of many corporations including Howe
Sound, Electric Boat, the Yale Corp., chairman of
Sundstrand and Underwnod; he had served as director
of the U.S. Fuel Administration from 1917-1919. His son,
Reeve Schley Jr. was a Captain in the O.S.S. under
Gen. Donovan in World War II.
BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER W ORLD W AR II
Both Chase and Equitable Trust led in granting credits to
the Soviet Union during the 1920s. In 1934, Roosevelt
established the Export Import Bank to finance increased
trade with the Soviet Union. During World War II, Chase
was AMTORG'S principal bank in handling the many
billions of dollars of Lend Lease transactions for Russia.
Roosevelt went all out in supporting the Soviets, perhaps
because all three of his personal assistants, Alger Hiss,
Lauchlin Currie and Harry Dexter White, were identified
as Soviet agents. Hiss' mentor was Dean Acheson,
formerly of J.P. Morgan Co.. Asst Secretary of State A.A.
Berle Jr. testified before the House Un-American
Activities Committee Aug. 30, 1948 that "Acheson was
the head of the pro-Russian group in the State
Department." Acheson later became senior partner of