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8 Hennepin Law. 1 (1939-1940)

handle is hein.barjournals/hennepin0008 and id is 1 raw text is: THE HENNEPIN LAWYER Published by Hennepin County Bar Association VOLUME 8 MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA, SEPTEMBER 1939 NUMBER I Local Lawyers Active Krusemark Reports Donald C. Rogers to At American Bar Meet Busy Summer for Open Weekly Luncheons ______ _ I. 'Practice Committee _ _ _ _ _ _ -any Appointed District Court The sna tho izoe practice com- First M eeting mittee of the Itennepin county To S rveon ssocatin ws voypativ inPlanned for Lg About 10 Months tracing down and eliminating in- C om mi t t ees Twenty-aix hneances of unauthorizmd practice y ' October 3 - hundred cases ap- of law dring the summr, James The sixty-second annual meet- peared on the calendar in District l. Krusemark, chairman of that thDonald C. ioteges, president of ing of the American Bar Associa- court for Hennepin county as commiltee, recently reported. the Minnesota State Bar asoocie - tion in San Francisco on July 10 court room doors swung open and Among the cases handled by tion and for seven years its score- to 14 gave striking evidence of trial of cases commenced this the committee was that of Lloyd I tary, will address the Hennepin the sense of fair play which baa t1. Johnson, doing business as County Bar association at its always been a valued tradition of term. In former years there have Great West Acceptance company, first fall luncheon meeting on the American Bar, it is reported been about 4000 cases awaiting involving contempt proceedings Tuesday noon October 3. He will by th ose in attendance at the con- trial in the fall when court con- for improper and illegal use of speak to the aocation on Your vention. Although P r e s i d e n t vened, George H. Hemperley, process and simulation of legal Bar Association and Mine. Frank J. Hogan has been a cans- clerk of court, stated recently. Of Process. Johnson was charged Miss Florence Slander, chair- tic critic of many of the Newman of the program committee of Precess in conduct of a small loan[ the Htennepin County Bar associa- Deal political doctrines and de- these 2600 cases an the calendar processe cnuct of arsmeontteMncc ont a soi voted his presidential address to this fall, 150 were carried over business. After hearing, Johnson ation, states that Mr. Rogers has an attack upon the present ma- on the waiting list from last was found guilty and a fine was a well planned mesage that mer- rority of the United States So- spring and will be among the first imposed which was staid upon its the time and attention of every preme court for their action in to be disposed of payment of cost by the deten member. No president has given amending the United States con dant. more of himself in the study of stitution by judicial decision, The calendar is between 10 and Louis J. Berkey was also held problems of lawyers and their neverthele President Hogan 11 months behind at present. By in contempt of court for unaexpression thugh their assoia- chose as the principal speaker f or the end of the term, it is expected thorized practice. of law in pro- tion than has Minneapolis' repre the meeting, Senator James F. that only five or six months will bate court. Berkey is an insurance DONALD C. ROGERS sentative in the presidency, said Byrnes of South Carolina, one of elapse between filing the note of and real estate agent in Minne- New President, Minn. state Bar Asia. Miss Selander. the staunch administration sup- issue and actual trial of the case. apolls who prepared acessary Two At this first meeting Referee porters, who devoted his address Help in speeding up the calen- papers in connection with the sWlter H. Newte, Ceoge W. to upholding the very actions of dar is expected again this year probate of an estate so that a Attorneys Tannercand Htarry A. Blackman, the Supreme Court which Presi- from Judge Enerson, the roving fire insurance loss could be col- Elected chairme of the Administrative dent Hoga had attacked, member of the judiciary from leeted. Berkey we- also charged oLaw, Real Poperty. Proba and Others featured on the program Marshall, and also from Judge with drawing a will and appear- o.w, aid Jiot Bas re- were Solictor General Robert H. Nolan of Duluth. Both of these ing in other probate proceedings. Approximately 2000 attorneystians respectively will also outline Jackson, Judge Calvert Magruder, judges tried cases in Hennepin He was fined and sentence staid were in attendance at the annual the plans of their sections for the former general counsel for the county last year for a part of the for one year upon payment of state bar convention held at the coming year. The progiam com- Wage and Hour division of the term. It is also contemplated that costs. Hotel St. Paul in St. Paul on ittee has been operating during United States Deportment of one distridt court judge may sit Harold H. Love was found guilty June 21-23, inclusive. State, dices umermetsmo, gpe- Labor, and Charles Pahy, general on the municipal court bench to of contempt by Judge Edmund A. trict and municipal judges held arations and plans fo the weekly counsel of the National Labor Re- assist in relieving the present con- itonigomery in connection with their annual meeting in conjan - luncheon meetings for the coming gonseion year tha coaleeeintndar lations board. gstion of that calendar, an action for cancellation of a tion with the conveniion yens. The committee intends ta Among the activities at the Several of the court rooms aurious loan. Love was charged Committee reports occupied the have the programs for each meeting were an energetic at- have been improved during the.with appearing at cpeciel term first day of the convention and month planned in advance so that tempt to abolish the Committee summer months by being equip-in oppositio to a insion and institute, on taxation and unau- they may be annuenced prior to on the Bill of Rights, led by ped with acoustical tile. It is ex- acting without authorization of a thaized practice were presented the meeting. Robert Carey of Jersey City, New pected that in the future it may party to the action. Love was al- on the second day. The final day It is the plan of the committee Jersey, was overwhelmingly de- be much easier for court, counsel so fined and sentence staid upon of the convention featured an ad- to invite monthly someone to fasted; the Committee was in- and jury to hear what is being payment of costs. dress by Ion. William M. Leiser- speak to the asseociation c n ern- struted to continue its work in said by the participants in the Several cases have arisen in the son of Washington, D. C., a mem- ing the situation in Europe. defending civil liberties guaran- case and the trial speeded up ap- real estate field. Title Insurance her of the National Labor Re- Speakers are being sought who teed by the Bill of Rights. A new preciably. company of Minnesota was re- lations board. The annual golf arc well qualified to speak on that section on taxation was also cre- cenly restrained from issuing re- tournament of the association was ubject. Although final arrange- ated of which G. Aaron Young- ports or opinions as to the valid- also held on the afternoon of ments have not been made, Miss qust of Minneapolis was named REAL PROPERTY ity of titles except in connection June 23. Selander states that the commit- vice-chairman. A legal clinic was' with bona fide applications for Officers elected for the forth- tee hopes to have B. H. Ridder, held on the preparation and pres- OFFICERS- ELECTED title insurance, from issuing a coming year are Donald C. Rogers publisher of the Dispatch-Pioneer entation of contested matters an- On June 5, at Freddie's cafe, certain type of torrens certificate of Minneapolis, president; John Press of St. Paul, as the first der the Fair Labor Standairds Act the Real Property and Probate and from giving legal advice. A A. Barns of St. Paul, vice-presi- speaker on this subject for the and the National Labor Relations Law and Practice section held its somewhat similar case, that of dent; J. Neil Morton of St. Paul, luncheon meeting en October 10. Act which was found valuable by last meeting of the spring for the Frederick E. Nelson, which arose treasurer, and Horace Van Val- Mr. Ridder is a well--own jour- those in attendance, election of officers. in Ramsey county and nvolved Icenburg of Minneapolis, secre- nalist who knew Hitler personally There was an extended discus- The nominating committee subon age 4, column 5 tary. and can give a very interesting in- sion of the organization and fune- sight into the present conflict in tioning of the Asociation under mitted its report. LOCAL NIGHT SCHOOL - Europe. itt new consstitution. Same amend The following officers were The Minneapolis College of SPECIAL NOTICE Thomas J. Joyce, of the Du- ments proposing moderate nominated to seive during the Law announced recently its ap -- lath Bar, has made on intensive changes in the method of select- coming year: Geoge W. Tanner, proval by tie National Assoecs- The District Court judges call study into compulsory automobile ing Association officers were chairman; J. R. Everett, vice tion of Law Schools. This an_ attention to District Court Rule insurance and has been urged by adopted. Other drastic amend- chairman, aid Clifford Carlson, nsunccment was made public af- 13e, which requires attorneys flu- many members of the association ments along these lines were de- sec-etary. Upon casting of ballot, ter an independenti ing papers with the clerk to en-as a speaker on that subject. He teated. The report of the Cam- all were unanimously elected, conducted by the association and dorse on the cove the venue, the has been invited to acid has prom- Cmittee on he y former Dosing the summer Hr. Tan following a personal inspection of title of the cause and the char- ised to come to Minneapolis to Committees, headed by former Drn h umrM.Tn:olwn esn president Frederick H. Stinch- ner appointed the following pro-the college by Noble W. Lee of actor of the paper clearly iden- give his views thereoa on October field at Mtinneapolis, was adopted granm comnmittee Oscar A. NadChicago, the secretary of the a- tifying the contents. Much time 17. The committee feels that with in part and a ,umber of om quist, chairmbn; J. Bralnerd sociation. can be saved court, counsel and the legislative year jsst around mittees which had outlived their Clarkson, Harlan B. Strong and The National Association of the clerk's office by observance the corner and with traffic prob- usefulness were eliminated. Other H. Van Valkenburg. Law Schools isin accediting as- of the rule. lems ever existing, tie associa- tociatioa. Through its instrumen- Mr. Hemperley further calls at- tion will want to hear what those committees, which the report rec- The first meeting of the fall tality, aecrediting and recognition tention to the fact that in lien- who are endeavoring Co find ways ommended be merged into see- was held at Freddie's cafe on for advanced standing is made nepin county, appeals tron Jus- and means of bettering our laws tions, were retained as indepen- September 18 (Monday) at 12:15 possible between the member tire Court are not automatically propose and why thiy do so. dent committees. lo'clock. Thereafter, except during schools, together with cooperative placed upon the general term cal- Recognizing the lawyer's in- The newly-elected president the wintec holidays, meetings will effort for ever-lncreasing legal endar upon completion of the ap- tecest in getting fellow practition- Charles A. Beardsley of Oakland, be held on the first and third educational standards. The ase- peal. A regular note of issue ocustlers' ideas, as has been, particular- Cal., as his first official act pro Monday noon of each month. All ciation is composed of night law be served and filed. In this county, ly demonstrated in years gone by posed a series of resolutions de lawyers interested in problems of s.chools and seeks closer coopera- appeals from Justice Court are in the presentation of the trial of signed to cut down the member- real estate and probate practice .in between such Schools and governed by Chapter 221, Laws ofa law suit for the plaintiff and Continued on page 3, column 2 are invited to attend all meetings. full-time day schools. 1909. Continued en page 4, olamon 5

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