In re Clark

BRIGHT, District Judge.

The bankrupt petitions for a review of the referee’s order denying him a discharge for failure to keep proper books and records of account. The objections to the discharge originally filed were in five parts, the first and second of which were that the bankrupt on October 11, 1939, for the purpose of defrauding his creditors, had transferred to his wife all of his interest in the estate of William Brinck, deceased, and which interest was held in secret trust-by the wife and was omitted from the list of assets; third, that the bankrupt made false oath in failing to list…