In re Dews

BROWN, District Judge.

The Washington National Bank, opposing the discharge of the bankrupt, sets forth its first ground of opposition as follows:

Cl) Because the bankrupt has knowingly and fraudulently concealed, while a bankrupt, from his trustee property belonging to his estate in bankruptcy, to wit: (a) A property interest in the property and business of the Livingstone Woolen Mills, (b) A property interest in the property and business of the Livingstone Mills, acquired by money realized upon policies of life insurance upon the life of said bankrupt, and invested in the property and…