In Re Eskay‪.‬

Fifteen years ago the writer of this opinion, speaking then for this Court by assignment, expressed our concern at the revelations of a record from New Jersey. That record portrayed a condition in the aministration of bankruptcy in that District of somewhat the unfortunate character afterwards so graphically described in the Donovan Report. It is therefore discouraging to have the record in the case at bar disclose very little, if any, improvement in that same field, a branch of the administration of justice all too prone to abuse. The appellant is a former employee of a bankrupt shirt corporation. He was called for examination under Section 21, sub. a. He was examined on four different days. Thereafter and as a result thereof the referee in bankruptcy filed a certificate, the pertinent part of which reads: