In re Ferer

Respondent was admitted to practice in this Department on June 24, 1964.

He has been charged with six specifications of conversion of clients’ money. These defalcations ranged from $600 to $10,-*40000 and. in the aggregate exceeded $35,000, almost all of which has not been repaid to his clients.

Respondent induced clients to turn money over to him to invest in various alleged enterprises and instead of making such investments he converted the money to his own use.

Among his various defaults respondent, as executor of his father’s estate, failed to perform properly his duties and placed estate funds in…