i ceivea aoout 7w paper-oouna copies of the 1939 session laws and ex-I plained that cloth abound volumes are • expected in about 10 days.23 WRITE STATE BAR EXAMS HERETwenty-three law school graduates, all native North Dakotans. Tuesday began writing examinations for admittance to' the state bar as attorneysat lawCandidates included 17 graduates or the University of North Dakota and two each from National university and George Washington university. both in Washington, D. C„ and the University of Minnesota,Only one woman, Mildred L. Burns of Grand P\jrks. is among the participants. The examinations will continue for two days. Successful candidates will be sworn in Thursday.Among applicants is p. W. Lanier, Jr.. Jamestown, son of U, S, District Attorney P. W, Lanier of Fargo. He has been attending George Washing-ton university.Other candidates are Dorwin Z. Aas, New Rockford; William G. Aid-rich, Hankinson; Fred W Colby, Fargo; E. Forsyth Engebreteon, Fargo: Wayne A. Grimm. Hurdsfield; John B. Hart, Mylo; Gordon H. Heller. Fargo; William R Knezevich, Beach; Archie Kuoppala. Brocket; Adrian McLellan, Larimore; perrv W. Moothart, Cando: William S. Murray, Bismarck; Carlton G Nelson, Grand Forks.Manfred R. Ohnstad, Fargo; Henry r George Ruemmele, Ashley; Bert M. ! Salisbury. Minnewaukan; Sam S. 1 Silverman, Grand Forks; Alfred Jay ' Stern, Valley City; Ferguson C.Stewart, Grand Forks; Robert Lee R Strlebei, Marmarth; and Kerrr.it H 9, Williams, Lidgerwood