In re Mifflinburg Body Co.

WATSON, District Judge.

On August 31, 1940, the Mifflinburg Bank and Trust Company (hereinafter called the “Bank”) filed proof of a secured Haim for the sum of $150,000 as trustee under a mortgage given by the debtor as security for an issue of bonds. The proof of claim recites that bonds of the aggregate par value of $150,000 and secured by the mortgage had been issued. On February 1, 1941, the Bank filed a proof of claim as a secured creditor of the debtor in the amount of $93,328.60 with security consisting of bonds of the debtor of the aggregate par value of $113,200. On August 31, 1940,…