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o™ a, . KM » a NY 100-111180 S Om Novamher 16 ach Whe BU Fier ve tyg WA records of the United States Distric ourt, stern District of New York, relative to the petition of the Manor Art Manufacturing Corporation on 152 Middleton Street, Brooklyn, New York, for an arrangement with its creditors under Section 322, Chapter 11, of the Act of Congress, relating to bankruptcy (Bankruptcy Docket No. 51802), The petition dated August 9, 1954, and signed by ROGER W. LOEWI as Secretary of the firm and by SIDNEY-KMAMER _ of JO West 4Oth Street, Mew York City, as attorney for the “Vv corporation, stated that Manor Art was insolvent and proposed’ to pay ite unsecured creditors twenty per cent of the amount due them, A Statement of Affairs filed with the petition listed among the creditors of the firm STANLEY D. LZEVISON, ALICE R. LOEWI and ROGER W, LOEWI, each of whom had made loans to the firm. It was indicated that $4,974.59 was due to STANLEY LEVISON for a loan he had reportedly extended; $8100 — was due to ALICE LOEWI; and $7700 was due to ROGER LOEWI for doans they had made to the firm, ‘ . b| = Lac a boc. On August 12, 1954, the firm was ordered to continue in operation pending further instructions from the court or referee. - 16 -