In re Pauline's Fashion Salon

The amended involuntary petition in bankruptcy filed January 17, 1951, alleged that Pauline’s Fashion Salon, a co-partnership composed of Rheba Mas-tick, Pauline Oliver and Lin Howerton had, on August 23, 1950, while insolvent, committed an act of bankruptcy;

It was further alleged that Beverly Jo Kellogg was a creditor in the sum of $1,250 on account of money loaned the partnership; that Palm Skirt Co. was a creditor in the sum of $370.26 for goods, wares and merchandise delivered on an open account; that Benjamin’s of Hollywood was a creditor in the sum of $50 for goods, wares and merchandise delivered on an open account.

The petition also alleged on information and belief that the partnership was insolvent on or about August 23, 1950, and that each of the three co-partners, Mastick, Oliver and Howerton were on such date insolvent. The petition was verified by Beverly Jo Kellogg.

January 24, 1951 Rheba Mastick filed a notice of motion to dismiss the first amended petition; the motion was noticed for hearing for February 6, 1951; and according to the Referee’s certificate, was heard on said date, and denied. While the notice of motion is found attached to, and mentioned in…