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7 Young Law. 1 (1951)

handle is hein.journals/ynglwr7 and id is 1 raw text is: 1UNG LA4 Published for Young Lawyers by Junior Bar Conference 1140 North Dearborn St. American Bar Association Chicago 10, Illinois Vol. VII February, 1951 No. 1 AWARDS OF MERIT ARE CONFERRED UPON TEXAS AND ST. LOUIS GROUPS At a ceremony in Fort Worth on December 14, 1950, Charles H. Burton, Chairman of the Junior Bar Confer- ence, presented awards on behalf of the Conference to the State Junior Bar of Texas and the Fort Worth Junior Bar Association. The Certificate of Merit for the outstanding State Asso- ciation in the United States during the year 1949-50 was presented to Thomas 'H. Law, President of the Texas group during that period, while an Honorable Mr. Burton, in making the awards, cited some of the activities of both the Associations and also described the organization and program of the Jun- ior Bar Conference. He expressed the hope that all younger lawyers would participate in its projects during the year and particularly stressed Public Relations and Traffic Court Reform as being worthy of their efforts. The Junior Bar Conference Award of Merit to the Junior Bar Group of Pictured above are Thomas H. Law, President (1949-50), Texas Junior Bar, Charles H. Burton, National JBC Chairman and Paul C. Cook, President, Fort Worth Junior Bar. Mention Certificate was accepted by Paul C. Cook, President of the Fort Worth Junior Bar, for its excellence among local Associations. The presentation was made at a meeting of the Fort Worth Junior Bar Association attended by all appellate and trial judges in the district and by officers of the Fort Worth Bar. The proceedings were televised as well as being covered by the press. the Bar Association of St. Louis was formally presented by Mr. Burton at a dinner of the St. Louis Bar Associa- tion oIn Nov. 13, 1950, at the Hotel De- Soto. The honor was conferred for the activities of the group (luring the period May 1949 to May 1950 under the aggressive leadership of Fred C. Schillinger, Chairman. This marks the second occasion that the St. Louis (Continued on Page 3) JBC Program Planned For Atlanta Regional Meeting Baxter Jones to Preside for JBC at First Regional Convention The Junior Bar Conference will par- ticipate actively in each of the three regional meetings of the American Bar Association scheduled to be held at Atlanta, Dallas and St. Louis dur- ing 1951, according to Charles I. Burton, JBC National Chairman. C. Baxter Jones, Jr., JBC Council Member for the 5th Circuit, will pre- side at the JBC program to be held in conjunction with the First Regional Meeting tat Atlanta, Georgia, March 7-10, 1951. The tentative JBC schedule contemplates a full day session on Saturday, March 10, at the convention headquarters in the Atlanta Biltmore Hotel. Charles 11. Burton, National Chairman, will address the group on tile 1951 program and will be followed by Paul W. Lashly, St. Louis, Mis- (Continued on Page 2) Executive Council To Alect In Chicago On Saturd'y and Sunday, Feb. 24- 25, the Mid-Winter Meeting of the Executive Council of the Junior Bar Conference will be held at the Edge- water Beach Hotel in Chicago, Ill. This meeting, at which the National Chairnan, Charles 11. Burton, will preside, will be attended bly the na- tional officers )f the Conference, mem- hers of the Executive Council for each of the ten Judicial Circuits, and the chairmen of the national committees. Reports will be given by each of the national officers, councilmen and coni- mittee chairmen. Action will be taken upon resolutions to be proposed to the House of Delegates of the American Bar Association that the Association continue its efforts to secure the effi- cient utilization of lawyers called into tie armed forces and that Association dues for such members be waived.

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