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10 Fed. Juror 1 (1939)

handle is hein.journals/fjbfgj10 and id is 1 raw text is: r Febray, 1939 Copyrighted. 1939 by the Federal Grand Juy Asso e {Ho rSo t, S-hn D istri of New Yok-A|l Rights Resarved Vol. X. No.t JUDGE BLACK DISCUSSES FEDERAL GRAND JURY ASSOCIATION HOLDS ITS CRIME SITUATION ANNUAL MEETING AT U.S. COURT HOUSE At the Annual Meeting of the Asso- r iustice he uprme Cout, rt NEW COMMITTEE MEMBERS GUEST SPEAKERS DELIVER State of New York, spoke on the sub- AND OFFICERS FOR 1939 INTERESTING ADDRESSES ject of The Crime Situation. His At sir a lm i oh address was well received and con- - e annual eesini of rie Assss Senior Federal Judge Knox and site in pato .iefovn clarion, rise foiissrwig wtere oamed csn sisted criminal element has issued a the Executive Committee for terms ex- Former State Justice Black are The crma';methsisudaprn D~ ecember 35. r94p: Among the Speakern challenge to our civilization. Organized .Ninice etct p banditry, composed. of one-third of one Maurice Deutsch banitrcompd of o ntird of dne- \\illiam Howard Gardiner The regular annual meeting of the pared centwar of the ninety-nine, and detwo- Charles C. Harris Federal Grand Jury Assgciation for thirds per cent that comprises our F. Robertson Jones the Southern District of New York was peaceful population: Charles Scott Landers held on Thursday afternoon, January The public fails to realize that to- Maxwell Whitelaw , day crime is as much a business calling 'The following are the other members house, Foley Square. New \ork City. as being a merchant, a doctor or a of the Executive Committee: In addition to the regular business of laborer. The professional thief knows George R. Baker the meeting, addresses were delivered all the hazards of his calling. He must Iames H. Barnett by Hon. William Harman Black, form- not complain if after his deliberate risk Iugene J. Cantin er justice of the Nes York Supreme he suffers all the penalties of the law. A. Holmes Crimmin Court and Robert Daru, Counsel to Our present civilization is the G. Crawford Eadie the Association. avowed organization of the honest and William S. Langford Judge Black spoke on the subject of the peaceful to fight the unavowed Lawrence S. Mlavers The Crme Situation and reviewed grouping of the turbulent who want Coleman B. McGovern in an interesting manner the vanous to live without work at the expense of Alfred H. Newburger problems and considerations involved the toilers, and who expect to go n- W. S. Quigley in a proper administration of our crim- punished for their crimes against their Allan A. Rvan, Jr. nal laws. isr. Daru discussed Some innocent victims. Aside from its cul- King Smisli .Aspects of Civil Liberties. These tural aspects, civilization is merely John Wells addresses are reported at length else- protection-merely the security of a Robert Daru, Counsel where mi this issue. majority who are trying to do right \Another guest was Hon. John C. ajity ivho mare ing sodright At a meeting of the Executive Com- Knox, Senior Judge of the Federal against tre marauding minority iro nittee held on Tuesday, January 24, District Court for the Southern Dis- are determined so do wvrong. Civilized iXj 99 tire folloswing officers isere elected trc fciYok JrigKoxsd man is trying to educate himself out m e f eg meswr eetd tit of New York. Judge Knox did m t g soept i rime utr serve inring 939: not make a formal address but restrict- der and primal ting. The of rapine with P'esidens....i..William S. Langford ed himself to a few informal remarks. all the benefits of civilization that he ist '. /. William Howard Gardier The meeting was called to order by cares to avail himself of, would substi- vice- tute theft for thrift, and substitute 'reasurer .......George R. Baker president of the Assciation, vho acted stealth and unbridled passion for toil Secretary........F. Robertson Jones as Chairman in the absence of Presi- Asst. Sec.-Treas. G. Crawford Ladie dent William S. Langford in conduct- (Continued on page 6) 1enorary President Eugene J. Cantin I ing the business of the meetin.

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