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1 Prob. & Prop. 1 (1972-1973)

handle is hein.journals/prbtprty1 and id is 1 raw text is: Section of Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Q American Bar Associal Editor: Malcolm A. Moore, Seattle First National Bank Building, Seattle, Washington 98104 by Section Chairman William P. Cantwell In the spring of 1966 the Real Property, Probate and Trust Journal made its appearance. In the six years since, it has become an established and valuable periodical in the field, under the able editorship of Pat Lacovara. Since volume 2 of the Journal we have carried a Newsletter in it, distinguished by its yellow pages. The burgeoning activities in Legal America, and in the fields of property and probate, have steadily increased the num- ber and scope of those pages. At its Spring Meeting in Williams- iburg, Virginia, in April, 1972, the Council determined that the time had arrived to split off the Newsletter pages from the Jour- nal; and thus was born Probate and Property, of which this is the first issue. The Section is ex- tremely fortunate in having the energetic and capable Malcolm Moore of Seattle as editor of the new publication.We feel-confident that he will make it a valuable and meaningful additional service to the membership. To cope with the exciting and prolific develop- ments in editorial subject matter originating with the Real Property Division so ably led by Luther Avery of San Francisco for the last three years, the Council created a new post, that of Associate Editor of the Journal. We are equally fortunate in this area as well, for we have filled this position by appointing Shale Stiller of Baltimore, another highly talented practi- tioner with exceptional skills. Shale will assist Pat Lacovara, and will have principal responsibility for editing real property materials. Contributions of items for Probate and Property are welcome from all members. It will seek to furnish news items about the Section and to cover in very brief fashion significant hot-line develop- ments occurring in the probate, trust and real property field. As always, the Journal will continue to give careful attention to original contributions and will give a forum to the committees which are the working arms of the Section. The Council sincerely hopes the changes will be a valuable extension of service to the membership. Contributions and com- ments for Probate and Property should go to Malcolm A. Moore, 4200 Seattle-First National Bank Building, Seattle, Washington 98154. As previously, original manuscripts submitted to the Journal should go to P. Philip Lacovara, Editor, One Wall Street, New York, New York 10005. Final Details On Section Functions At San Francisco Meeting The following is an outline of Section functions at the ABA Annual Meeting in San Francisco, California, from August 14 through August 16, 1972. All functions will be at The Fairmont. Monday, August 14, 2:00 p.m. Terrace Room - Joint Program with Section of Taxation: Real Prop- erty and Tax Problems of Multiple Use Land Development William A. Kelley, Philadel- phia, Pa., presiding. Alan J. B. Aransohn, New York, New York, editor of proceedings. Partici- pating panelists are Paul E. Anderson, San Francisco; John J. Sexton, Washington, D.C.; Norman Karlen, Los Angeles; and Jay M. Weinberg, Richmond. 2:00 p.m. Pavilion Room Probate Law Division Program: Charitable Giving Rudolph 0. Schwartz, Manitowoc, Wis., Division Director, Probate Law Division, presiding. Panelists are Malcolm A. Moore, Seattle; William J. Lehrfeld, (continued on page 2) Copyright@1972, American Bar Association

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