In re Dornbush

MOSCOWITZ, District Judge.

On August 31, 1932, an involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed against the above-named alleged bankrupt. The alleged bankrupt was engaged in the business of conducting a retail department store, and had liabilities of approximately $235,000’.

The alleged bankrupt’s attorney claims that, in order that negotiations could be had with all of the creditors for the purpose of effecting a composition, it was necessary that a secretary of the creditors’ committee be authorized, on behalf of the committee, to communicate with all of the creditors with a view toward…