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19 Wash. St. B. News 1 (1965)

handle is hein.barjournals/wasbn0019 and id is 1 raw text is: Swa!jjtngton 'tate tar £e)uo Vol. XIX, No. 1 JANUARY-FEBRUARY, 1965 Page 1 MASON COU,'TY UPGRADES JUSTICE COURT Mason County's new county-wide Justice Court went into operation in January when Glenn Correa was sworn in as Justice Court Judge. The new Justice Court was established after the County Commissioners voted to bring Mason County under the 1961 Justice Court Act. SKAGIT FILING SYSTEM WINS PRAISE County Clerk Samuel E. Wilhite (Skagit) has been commended by judges and lawyers for his unusual filing and index systems. An original card index system, using multi-col- ored cards, enables his staff to locate any civil, criminal, naturalization or probate cause within a few minutes, starting only with the name of a litigant. He has provided cross-references and phonetic spelling for names which could be spelled in several ways. Judge Charles F. Stafford says Mr. Wil- hite's staff can find in three minutes a file which would require three hours to three' days to locate in some other county. RESULT OF JANUARY BAR EXAMINATION BY SCHOOLS Passed Failed To Chicago ...................... 1 0 Creighton .................... 1 0 Detroit ..................... 0 1 Fordham .......... 1 0 Georgetown ................ 1 2 George Washington .... 3 2 Golden Gate ................ 0 1 Gonzaga ...................... 1 6 Harvard ..................... 2 2 Hastings ...................... 1 0 Idaho .......................... 2 2 Indiana ...................... 0 1 Iowa ......................... 0 1 Michigan ................. 0 1 Minnesota ............... 0 1 2A.issouri ...................... 2 0 Northwestern Chicago .................. 2 0 Pittsburgh .................. 1 0 Santa Clara .............. 0 1 Stanford ............. 2 2 Virginia ...................... 0 1 Washington ................ 32 13 4 Willamette .................. 2 1 Yale ............................ 0 2 Law Clerk .................. 2 1 56 41 9 tal 1 7 4 1 4 2 2 4 1 5 3 2 3 7 Deadline for next issue of the Bar News is March 13, 1965. AROUND TIlE STATE Douglas Peters has associated with Rob- ert Felthous and Robert Brachtenbach to form the new Selah firm of Felthous, Brach- tenbach & Peters. Ken Hill has been appointed city attor- ney for Long Beach. He succeeds Robert A. Hannan, recently elected Superior Court Judge for Pacific-Wahkiakum Counties. Richard J. Niichel has joined the Port Angeles firm of Conniff, Harper & Taylor. Ray Greenwood has been appointed crimi- nal attorney for the city of Moses Lake. R. AV. Gibson and Randolph Palmer have dissolved the Quincy firm of Gibson & Palmer. Tacoma attorney Stanley W. Worswick has been appointed Assistant Secretary of State by Secretary of State A. Ludlow Kramer. Delbert R. Scoles and Robert D. Skid- more have formed the Colville partnership of Scoles & Skidmore at 226 S. Main St. Yakima attorney Walter Weeks has been named to direct the February Heart Fund Campaign in the upper Yakima Valley. Port Angeles attorney Dana E. Harper has announced his intentions to retire. He has practicedl in Port Angeles since 1937. Earl K. Nansen has been elected Presi- (lent of the Okanogan County Bar Asso- ciation. JOINT MEDICAL-LEGAL MEET The American Medical Association and the American Bar Association are sponsor- ing the Second National Medicolegal Sym- posium at the Dunes Hotel in Las Vegas, March 11-13, 1965. Washington lawyers are invited to attend this meeting. The lawyer will be exposed to the pecu- liar legal problems that arise in the practice of medicine, and the physician will be given a penetrating look at the problems of prac- ticing law. KITSAP BAR ELECTS Terence Hanley has been elected presi- (lent of the Kitsap County Bar Association, succeeding Myron Freyd. Other new officers are: Leonard Kruse, vice president; Gordon Walgren, secretary-treasurer; and Myron Freyd, James Munro, John Bishop, and Frank Shiers, trustees. SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS OF JANUARY, 1965 BAR EXAMINATION Bainbridge Island-Kenneth E. Rekow. Bellevue-Fred Palen Barnhart, Carl G. Dowrey, John Barry Lackland, Laurence Hamblen Shaw, Dilworth McKay Snow. Bothcll-James V. Grubb. Brcnerton-David Herbert Armstrong. Everett-William Jasper Rucker. 'Marysvillc--Donald Alan Senter. Kelso-Jess Edgar Minium, Jr. Longview-Henry Roland Dunn. Merccr Island - Alfred Gardiner Rode, Michael H. Rosen. Olympia-Richard Francis DeJean, Har- vey Stephen Poll, David Longden Scott. Richland-Daryl Duane Jonson. Seattle - Daniel Boone Allison 11, St- zanne B. Amacher, Russell A. Austin, Jr., Philip Murden Best, Norman B. Binns, Neil Charles Buren, Jerome Layton Buzzard, Edward Dickson Campbell, Robert An- thony Castrodale, Claire Ellen Cates, Henry White Dean, Jr., Gust Samuel Doces, Wal- ter Thomas Greenaway, Morton Taylor Hardwick, Henry Haugen, Richard H. Humphreys, Jr., Ted Kolbaba, Peter John Lucas, Patrick McEligot, Gerald Robert Moran, Gilbert Eugene Mullen, Alexander William Munro, Jr., Julian Joseph Nuxoll, Peter Dewes Oram, Joseph James O'Rourke, Rodger Harry Warren Pegues, Robert Ev- erett Prince, William H. Rubidge, Kenney Ross St. Clair, Robert Jackson Stephenson, Robert Arthur Wacker. Spokane-John Patrick Murray, James J. Workland. Tacoma - Joseph Harold Gordon, Jr., Robert Gene Kerr. IValla Walla-Richard F. Heffel. akima-Patrick Ralph Cockrill. cxas-l)onaldc William Frey. Attorney Applicant-Alan P. Vandevert, 'ITacoma. ROSELLINI SUCCEEDS OTT AS CtlIEF JUSTICE Hugh J. Rosellini has succeeded Richard B. Ott as Chief Justice of the Washington Supreme Court. Judge Rosellini indicated he has initiated a stepped-up work schedule for the court to reduce the backlog of pend- ing cases. WILLIAM II. MARSH DISBARRED The State Supreme Court has disbarred William H. Marsh, Seattle. The court said Marsh should be prohibited from practicing law because he accepted fees from several clients but did not render any services to them.

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