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11 Journal 719 (1940)

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JOURNAL

Published by Oklahoma Bar Association, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, weekly. Entered
as Second Class Mail Matter, at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, April 6, 1940 under the Act
of August 24, 1912. Subscriptions, $3.00 Per Year.
EDITOR
FRED E. SUITS-   -    ---------- -      - - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
MAURICE H. MERRILL   - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - Norman, Oklahoma
NORMA WHEATON - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Tulsa, Oklahoma
DAVE BUCHER - - - - - -    - - - - - - - - - - - - - Enid, Oklahoma
A. W. TRICE----  ----------------    ----------Ada, Oklahoma
BUSINESS MANAGER, WM. G. CARLILE - - - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Vol. 11                      August 24, 1940                      No. 20
OKLAHOMA BAR ASSOCIATION
409 Savings Building
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA
OFFICERS, 1940
President, JOHN E. LUTTRELL -_____--___                  _______ Norman
Vice-President, HUNTER L. JOHNSON                             __________Tulsa
Executive Secretary, WM. G. CARLILE  .-                   Oklahoma City
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
JOHN E. LUTTRELL          No---------- Norman  W. C. AUSTIN        Altus
HUNTER L. JOHNSON       -   Tulsa     C. B. HOLTZENDORFF-     Claremore
COLEMAN H. HAYES    Oklahoma City
BAR PUBLICATION COMMITTEE
FRANK M. BAILEY -     __---Chickasha  FRANK D. MCSHERRY    --- McAlester
R. W. SIMoNS         _______- Enid    T. M. ROBINSON              - Altus
RAY S. FELLOWS        ___-___---  Tulsa  A. W. TRICE _ -_          Ada
MALCOLM E. ROSSER ------ Muskogee     REUBEN SPARKS       ---- Woodward
G. RAYMOND BASSMANN -----__  Claremore
While articles are solicited from members of the bench and bar for publication
in the Oklahoma Bar Association Journal, no responsibility is assumed for the
views of the contributors. It is the endeavor of the editors to give both sides of
every question without prejudice, reserving the right to take whatever position
upon the issue that seems most likely to advance the orderly administration
of justice.
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