
    In re RIOS.
    District Court, S. D. New York.
    June 22, 1939.
    For original opinion, see 27 F.Supp. 744.
    John Lane, of New York City, for George E. Lane’s estate, objecting creditor.
    Daniel Levy, of New York City, for bankrupt,
   CONGER, District Judge.

The attorneys for the parties herein, having requested a re-argumentof this matter, and I, having granted it, they appeared before me today and submitted a stipulation which I accepted. Upon a review of the testimony taken before the learned referee and after listening to the argument of the two attorneys and after reading the stipulation, I am satisfied that the bankrupt should receive his discharge.

The report of the Referee heretofore made recommending discharge, is hereby confirmed.  