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18 Wash. St. B. News 1 (1964)

handle is hein.barjournals/wasbn0018 and id is 1 raw text is: Wol.%jlLt~n Notatt 6 eI Vol. XVIII, No. 1 JANUARY-FEBRUARY, 1964 Page 1 CODE SUPPLEMENT AVAILABLE The Statute Law Committee announces that the 1963 supplement to the Revised Code of Washington is now available. This supplement which has been pre- pared by the code reviser under the direc- tion of the Statute Law Committee consti- tutes the official codification of all of the laws enacted by the 1963 sessions of the legislature. It also contains the following additional features: 1. A complete and up-to-date reprinting of the Enabling Act and the Washington State Constitution, in new and improved format. 2. The recently promulgated Rules for Courts of Limited Jurisdiction and separate index thereto, together with an additional dividler tab. 3. A republication of Title 28 - Schools and Colleges in accordance with Statute Law Committee Order No. SLC-RO-92 re- storing to said title the language of the ses- sion laws in lieu of the prima facie editing of the 1941 Code Committee. 4. A republication of Title 36-Counties as reenacted and amended by the 1963 leg- islature. 5. A comprehensive supplement to the new General Index volume. The organization and format of the sup- plement have been improved with a view to facilitating the insertion of supplement materials into the code. To this end, the white and green pages have been commin- gled in a progression corresponding with the order of materials as found in the code; each insert page group is separated by yel- low divider sheets and the pages held to- gether by light padding compound. An additional binder is supplied with the supplement. We appreciate your continued confidence in the official Revised Code of Wa.hington. Every attempt is made to keep this service reasonably priced. The RCW supplement service is $35.00 for the two-year period. The complete code, including the current supplement and the new General Index is $155.00. Separate copies of the Index are $35.00. All prices subject to 4% state sales tax for Washington residents. All such ma- terials are obtainable from Book Publishing Company, 2518 Western Avenue, Seattle. 1964 ANNUAL MEETING The 1964 annual meeting of lice Washington State Bar Association will be held at the lRidpath Iotel, Spokane, Thursdlay, Friday and Saturday, Sep. tencher 10, 11 and 12, 1964. Make reservations directly LAWYER PLACEMENT FILES As the result of a recent much-needed housecleaning, files of the Lawyer Place- ment Service are once again current. Re- turn postcarls were sent to all persons and firms listing with the service, and the list- ings for which a return postcard was not received have been removed. Presently there are 13 applicant's information forms on file and 19 employer's job descriptions on file. The books containing both files are once again available at the office of the Washington State Bar Association, 501 Third Avenue, Seattle, Washington. In answer to requests for wider availabil- ity of the information, each form on file has been duplicated and placed in a book iden- tical to the one at the Bar office. The dupli- cate books will henceforth be available at points around the state which will be an- nounced in the Bar News. In addition, the State Bar Office will always know the loca- tion of the duplicate set. Initially it is an- ticipated the duplicate books will be moved from city to city every two months. The duplicate books are presently available in Everett. They are in the custody of Julian C. (Pete) Dewell at the offices of Anderson & Hunter, First National Bank Building. Those desiring to use the service may see Pete in Everett, as well as drop in at the Bar Office in Seattle. In order to insure that both the original and the duplicate files are kept current, henceforth persons filling out forms will be asked to (lo so in duplicate. This is not to be taken as an indication of impending bit- reaticracy in the Lawyer Placement Service. We have no intention of requiring Social Security numbers or utilizing electronic data processing. GEORGE G. BOVINGDON, Chairman SODERLAND APPOINTED TO KING COUNTY BENCH Stanley C. Soclerland, 46, veteran Seattle trial lawyer, was appointed to the King County Superior Court by Gov. Albert 1). Rosellini and was sworn in and assumed his duties January 6. Judge Sodlerland, who was recently ad- mittecl to the exclusive American College of Trial Lawyers, graduated magna cume laude from the University of Washington and ranked first in his 1939 class in law school. He was the first law clerk for Justice Wil- liam 0. Douglas of the United States Su- preme Court. Judge Soderand had practiced in Seattle since 1945 during which time he had served as Municipal Judge Pro Ten. He is a past president of the Seattle-King County Bar Association and a member of the Order of the Coif and Phi Beta Kappa. UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE COMMITTEE INVITATION The Bar Association Committee on the Uniform Commercial Code has scheduled four meetings to be held during April and May in order to consider the substantive ar- ticles of the proposed Uniform Commercial Code with a view to formulating a commit- tee report to the Board of Governors with recommendations of suggested action that might be undertaken by the Washington State Bar Association in connection with the proposed Code. It is therefore suggested that Association members who may have views to express as to the Code or particular provisions of it could forward such expressions by letter or memorandum to the Committee or in care of the Washington State Bar Association office. Committee members are the follow- ing: Arthur E. Florer, Symons Building, Spokane; William H. Gates, Norton Build- ing, Seattle; James B. Gober, Security Bank Building, Chehalis; Louis H. Pepper, Exchange Building, Seattle; Lester Sein- feld, Perkins Building, Tacoma; Warren L. Shattuck, University of Washington Law School, Seattle; Bradley T. Jones (chair- man), Dexter Horton Building, Seattle. CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION 1964 February 29, Olympia: Legality of Competitive Business Practices Un- der State and Federal Law Mareh, 14, Spokane: Legality of Com- pe!itive Business Practices Under State and Federal Law April 4, Yakinin: Practical Aspects of Probate Practice Save These Dates and Mark Yoar Calendar Now It! BUSHNELL ELECTED HEAD WHATCOM COUNTY BAR Donald Bushnell, Ferndale, has been elected president of the Whatcom County Bar Association. Marshall Forrest, Belling- ham, is the new vice-president and Byron Swedberg, Bellingham, is secretary- treasurer. BOOKS-COMING AND GOING L. lFdward Brown, Elma, telephone 482- 3552, wishes to sell a complete set of ALR- ALR (2nd) in good condlition. Any reason- able offer will be accepted.

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