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2 Wash. St. B. News 1 (1948)

handle is hein.barjournals/wasbn0002 and id is 1 raw text is: WOa jin.wton tJaet VOL. 2, No. 1 JANUARY, 1948 PAGE 1 SEVERAL COMMITTEES NAMED FOR AMERICAN BAR CONVENTION HERE By Tracy E. Griffin (General Chairman ABA Convention Committee) A substantial number of committees for handling the American Bar Association Convention here next September 6 to 10 already have been named and more are in the process of formation. Plans are under way to make the fall convention one of the finest the American Bar has ever held. Tappan Gregory, ABA president, and Olive Ricker, executive secretary, were here recently conferring with us ir con- nection with the needs of a convention which is expected to draw 3,000 persons into Seattle and a large part of our work is stemming from their suggestions. Preparations are under a general con- vention committee of the Washington State Bar Association. Members of the committee are Tracy E. Griffin and Alfred J. Schweppe, Seattle; E. N. Eisenhower of Tacoma; Joseph E. Hall of Vancouver, and Frank P. Weaver of Spokane. Although not all of the committees have been named, a good many already are functioning. These include: INFORMATION PLEASE Paul P. Ashley, chairman, Seattle; James W. Bryan, Jr., Bremerton; C. D. Cunningham, Centralia; L. B. Donley, Aberdeen; Wm. E. Evenson, Seattle; Jos- eph W. Greenough, Spokane; Elwood Hutcheson, Yakima; R. DeWitt Jones, Vancouver; George Livesey, Bellingham; Walter L. Minnick, Walla Walla; Arthur M. Newton, Everett; John N. Rupp, Seat- tle; L. L. Thompson, Tacoma; Charles H. Todd, Seattle; and Richard 0. Welts, Mt. Vernon. CLUB PRIVILEGES COMMITTEE Ford Q. Elvidge, chairman (Rainier Club), Seattle; Henry Clay Agnew (Elks Club), Seattle; James M. Ballard (Yacht Club), Seattle; Newman H. Clark (Ath- letic Club), Seattle; Henry W. Cramer (40 & 8), Seattle; John W. Dobson (Maple Valley), Renton; E. P. Donnelly (Trans- portation Club), Seattle; George F. Kach- lein (Broadmoor), Seattle; Win. T. Laube, Sr. (Inglewood), Seattle; Alfred H. Lun- din (College Club), Seattle; Lowell P. Mickelwait (Seattle Golf Club), Seattle; James W. Mifflin (Sand Point), Seattle; Orville H. Mills (Tennis Club), Seattle; Herbert L. Onstad (Olympic Golf Club), Seattle; Frank A. Pellegrini (Italian Club), Seattle; Allan Pomeroy (Press Club), Seattle; Frank Preston (Washing- ton Quarterbacks), Seattle; Almon Ray Smith (Rainier Golf Club), Seattle; and Daniel B. Trefethan (Arctic Club), Seat- tle. JUNIOR BAR ASSOCIATION Win. R. Eddleman, chairman, Seattle; Judge J. T. Ronald, ex officio member, Seattle; Wayne C. Booth, Seattle; Owen F. Clarke, Yakima; Win. E. Cullen, Spokane; Harrison K. Dano, Ellensburg; John M. Davis, Seattle; David 0. Hamlin, Seattle; Harry E. Hennessey, Spokane; Russell V. Hokanson, Seattle; Donald F. Jennings, Everett; Whitson McLean Jones, Tacoma; Lucile Lomen, Olympia; Marshall A. Neill, Pullman; Dale M. Nordquist, Cen- tralia; Willard E. Skeel, Seattle; Gordon Sweaney, Seattle; Willard J. Wright, Se- attle; Robert A. Yothers, Seattle, and Robert Moore Young, Tacoma. TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE Eugene A. Wright, chairman, Seattle; Stuart D. Barker, Seattle; Samuel B. Bas- sett, Seattle; Story Birdseye, Seattle; Reu- ben C. Carlson, Tacoma; Charles 0. Car- roll, Seattle; William M. Charleston, Se- attle; Mike K. Copass, Seattle; Henry W. Cramer, Seattle; Roy DeGrief, Seattle; Warren L. Dewar, Seattle; Edmond S. Dillon, Seattle; George E. Flood, Seattle; George C. Guttormsen, Seattle; Bruce MacDougall, Seattle; George E. Mathieu, Seattle; Kathreen Mechem, Seattle; Pen- dleton Miller, Seattle; Joe S. Pearson, Seattle; J. Edmund Quigley, Seattle; Thomas Todd, Seattle; Anne Marie Thompson, Seattle; Richard Thorgrinson, Seattle; DeWitt Williams, Seattle; Harry S. Redpath, Seattle; J. Vernon Clemans, Seattle; Richard T. Olson, Seattle; George H. Revelle, Seattle, and Kenneth P. Short, Seattle. BOARD OF GOVERNORS AND HOUSE DELEGATES Robin Welts, chairman, Mount Vernon; W. H. Abbott, Bellingham; Mary Alvord, Seattle; Lawrence Bogle, Seattle; Loren Grinstead, Seattle; Arthur B. Langlie, Se- attle; Robert S. Macfarlane, Seattle; Ken- neth MacKintosh, Seattle; Evan S. Mc- Cord, Seattle; Muriel Mawer, Seattle; D. V. Morthland, Yakima; Roy C. Miller, Se- attle; Richard S. Munter, Spokane; A. J. O'Connor, Wenatchee; Charles H. Paul, Seattlo; 0. B. Rupp, Seattle; E. L. Skeel, Seattle; W. V. Tanner, Seattle; Edward R. Taylor, Seattle; Millard P. Thomas, Seattle; Smith Troy, Olympia; 0. B. Thorgrimson, Seattle, and R. J. Venables, Seattle. AMERICAN BAR CALLS FOR ASSISTANCE The American Bar Association Commit- tee on Assistance to Lawyers in Devas- tated Countries asks its members for their assistance in getting its program into ac- tion at the earliest possible date. The program calls for four specific lines of action: the distribution of CARE food and clothing packages to members of the bar in European countries; collection of used typewriters and their conversion for use by judges and lawyers in these coun- tries; donation of law libraries to bar as- sociations in key European cities, and co- operation in International Cultural Ex- changes in law, etc. Jacob M. Lashly, 705 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo., is national chairman of the committee. BEARDSLEY PUBLISHES NEW EDITION A second edition of Dr. Arthur S. Beardsley's well-known text book, Legal Bibliography and the Use of Law Books, has just been published by the Foundation Press, Inc. Co-author of the new edition is Oscar C. Orman of Washington Uni- versity, St. Louis. In their preface to the new edition, the authors say, in part: Nearly ten years have passed since the original publication of this treatise. Dur- ing this period the legislative and judicial sources of our written law have been increasingly productive. Government by administrative law has matured. Principal innovations in legal bibliography are the special lists and guides which have been prepared for the lawyer and student. The voids in American legal bibliography are quickly being filled. ROSELLINI APPOINTED Hugh J. Rosellini of Tacoma has been appointed by the Governor to succeed the late Edward D. Hodges as judge of the Su- perior Court for Pierce County. Judge Rosellini was born in Tacoma in 1909. He took his pre-law work at the College of Puget Sound and St. Martin's College and was graduated from the Uni- versity of Washington Law School in 1933 and was admitted to the bar that same year. He has been engaged in general prac- tice in Tacoma since 1933. He served in the Washington State Legislature from 1939 to 1946.

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