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16 Wash. St. B. News 1 (1962)

handle is hein.barjournals/wasbn0016 and id is 1 raw text is: Wag0jngtou IAtat J9a6 aeI \rol . 1 JANUARY, 1962 Page 1 STATE MEMBERS SERVE ON A.B.A. COMMITTEES The following Washington State Bar As- sociation Members are serving on American Bar Association Committees: Edward W. Allen, Seattle- International and Comparative Law. Doane Brodie, Olympia-State Legislation. John D. Cartano, Seattle--Relations with Lawyers of Other Nations. William R. Eddleman, Seattle-Customs Law. E. N. Eisenhower, Tacoma-Continuing Education of the Bar, Joint American Law Institute-American Bar Association Committee On Continuing Legal Educa- tion, National Conference of Lawyersand Life Underwriters. James R. Ellis, Seattle-Local Government Law. Robert C. Finley, Olympia-Judicial Ad- ministration. James Gay, Seattle-Local Government Law. Kenneth E. Gemmill, Spokane-Profes- sional Ethics. Warren Gilbert, Jr., Mt. Vernon-Bill of Rights. Joseph H. Gordon, Tacoma-Communica- tions. Robert W. Graham, Seattle-Antitrust Law. David 0. Hamlin, Seattle-Unauthorized Practice of the Law. William M. Holman, Seattle-Professional Grievances. Bernice Jonson, Seattle-Continuing Edu- cation of the Bar. Payne Karr, Seattle-Insurance, Negligence and Compensation Law. Lyle Keith, Spokane-State Legislation. Herbert S. Little, Seattle-International and Comparative Law. Thomas Malott, Spokane-Judicial Selec- tion, Tenure and Compensation. Ben A. Maslan, Seattle-Traffic Court Pro- gram. Leo A. McGavick, Tacoma-Membership. Frank L. Mechem, Seattle-Lawyer Refer- ral Service. Robert G. Moch, Seattle-Legal Aid Work. Robert S. Mucklestone, Seattle-Junior Bar Conference. Smithmoore P. Myers, Spokane-American Citizenship. Cornelius J. Peck, Seattle-Administrative Law. George V. Powell, Seattle-National Con- ference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws. Charles C. Rails, Seattle-Atomic Attack. Alfred J. Schweppe, Seattle-American Bar Association Journal, Bill of Rights, Edu- DOLLIVER HEADS STATE LAW DAY ACTIVITIES The Washington State Bar Association with all other State Bar Associations will celebrate the Fifth Annual Law Day, May 1. James Dolliver, chairman of the Associa- tion's American Cit- izenship Committee, will be chairman of Law Day. Mr. Dolliver of Everett, Washing- ton, will meet with all Local Bar Asso- ciation presidents on Friday, February 2, 1962, to go over plans for Washing- ton State's observ- ance. DOLLIVER At the time of this writing, the Seattle Times already has offered to publish a spe- cial Law Day section. We are looking for- ward to the Spokesman Review or the Spo- kane Chronicle doing likewise. Members are reminded that Law Day is one of the largest public relations project of the Washington State Bar Association, and has grown in importance since first it was founded to point up the advantages the American Rule of Law has over law in other parts of the world, particularly those that celebrate May Day. Every member of the Association is asked by Mr. Dolliver to help with some facet of Law Day in his own community. SNOHOMISH COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION ELECTS Newell Smith, Everett, has been elected president of the Snohomish County Bar As- sociation. Other newly-elected officers are: Charles Eugene Hunter, vice-president; Joseph Brinster, secretary; and Lloyd Meeds, treasurer. cation in the Contrast Between Liberty Under Law and Communism. Harold S. Shefelman, Seattle--Local Gov- ernment Law. Gerald Shucklin, Seattle-Federal Legisla- tion. Daniel C. Smith, Tacoma-Mineral and Natural Resources.Law. George Neff Stevens, Seattle-Legal Educa- tion and Admissions to the Bar. Richard Thorgrimson, Seattle-Local Gov- ernment Law. Lewie Williams, Seattle-Mineral and Nat- ural Resources Law. Robert 1). Williams, Seattle-Insurance, Negligence and Compensation Law. ORRIS HAMILTON IS NEW SUPREME COURT JUSTICE Governor Albert D. Rosellini has an- nounced the appointment of Benton-Frank- lin County Superior Court Judge Orris L. Hamilton to the Washington State Supreme Court. Judge Hamilton, 47, succeeds Justice Joseph A. Mallery, who retired January 15, 1962, after nearly 20 years on the high bench. Judge Hamilton was sworn in to his new post on January 22, 1962, and assumed his new duties immediately, as the Court began hearing en banc cases. Judge Hamilton was appointed to the Benton-Franklin County bench in 1948. His earlier service included a tour with the state Attorney General's office and the post of Benton County prosecuting attorney. Last year he was president of the Washington Superior Court Judges' Association. JUDGE BEAN RETIRES FROM WALLA WALLA BENCH Walla Walla Superior Court Judge Glenn L. Bean has retired. Judge Bean had been on the bench since 1949, capping a 40-year legal career in Walla Walla. He had been prosecuting attorney from 1934 to 1942 and was a U.S. court commissioner from 1929 to 1942. CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION, 1961-1962 Olympia, March 3,1962-Automobile Liability Insurance and the Law. Seattle, March 10, 1962 -Organiza- tional Problems of Small Business. Spokane, March 17, 1962 - Auto- mobile Liability Insurance and the Law. Yakima, March 31, 1962-Organiza- tional Problems of. Small Business. Reserve Two of the Dates and Register Now! SUPREME COURT DISBARS TWO STATE ATTORNEYS The state Supreme Court has announced the disbarment of two state attorneys, Clyde A. Barnard, Seattle, and James p. Mahoney, Spokane. The Court said Barnard's record showed a long list of forged and worthless checks and that Mahoney had forged a client's name and the name of a notary public to a complaint he filed in court to assist him in collecting an attorney's fee.

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