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18 Journal 1041 (1947)

handle is hein.barjournals/oklbajo0026 and id is 1 raw text is: THE JOURNAL Published weekly except during the recess periods of the Supreme Court when published monthly at 203 Courthouse Square, Madill, Oklahoma, by Oklahoma Bar Association. Entered as Second Class Mail Matter, at Madill, Oklahoma, under the Act of August 24, 1912. Subscriptions, $5.00 Per Year. EDITOR FRED E. SUITS . . . . . . 3111 Apco Tower, OklahomaCity, Oklahoma MAURICE H. MERRILL NORMA WHEATON DAVE BUCHER . . . A. W. TRICE . . . F. B. H. SPELLMAN ASSOCIATE EDITORS Norman, Oklahoma Tulsa, Oklahoma Enid, Oklahoma Ada, Oklahoma Alva, Oklahoma Vol. XVII JULY 5, 1947 No. 27 OKLAHOMA BAR ASSOCIATION 827 American National Building OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA OFFICERS, 1947 President, W . E. CROWE ................................................. Enid Vice-President, DAN M. WELCH ........................... Madill Executive Secretary, JOHN G. HERVEY ........................... Oklahoma City CENTRAL COMMITTEE W. E. CROWE ................. Enid MERLE G. SMITH ........... Guthrie CHARLES E. FRANCE ........ Okla. City JOHN C. POWELL ........... Sulphur A. CAMP BONDS ........... Muskogee EXECUTIVE COUNCIL W. E. CROWE .................. Enid FRED M. MOCK ............ Okla. City CHARLEs E. FRANCE ........ Okla. City C. D. CUND ................ Duncan FELIX C. DUVALL ......... Ponca City DAN WELCH ................. Madill WALTER HUBBEL ............ Walters WM. A. CORNISH ......... .McAlester MERLE G. SMITH ........... Guthrie DONALD T. ROYSE .......... Elk City JOHN C. POWELL ........... Sulphur AL T. SINGLETARY ....... .... Perry A. CAMP BONDS ...........Muskogee FRED GREEN ................Sallisaw HAROLD SKINNER ......... Holdenville 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. 1041