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10 Immigration B. Bull. 1 (1957)

handle is hein.immigration/immigbbu0010 and id is 1 raw text is: IMMIGRATION-BAR BULLETIN Published by THE ASSOCIATION OF IMMIGRATION AND,, NATIWN0f A AWYERS L ... Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled S- masses yearning to breathe free . . . I lift my lamp beside the golden door. January-June, 1957 Nos. 1-2 MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT ARTHUR S. SCHAPIRA At the annual meeting of the Association, held on Decem- ber 3, 1956, I had the honor conferred upon me of being elected President for the year 1957. I consider my elevation a reward for my many years of service in behalf of the Association, and an expression of confidence in my ability and devotion to the welfare of our organization. I shall be ever mindful of the responsi- bilities attached to this high office and will always aim to bring credit to the Association and to promote the purposes for the very founding and the very existence of our Asso- ciation. I hope that at the expiration of my term of office, I will have made some contribution towards elevating the Association to the position of the official spokesman for the practitioners in our field, a position the Association so rightfully deserves. In spite of our brief existence, we have nonetheless, through the efforts of my predecessors, already built a firm foundation and our perpetuation as a professional guild can no longer be doubted. Much of this accomplishment is as a result of very careful planning and hard work. The annual dinner and dance sponsored by our organization in the past has contributed extensively towards this accomplishment. This type of function served as an opportunity and a forum for our members to meet distinguished persons from the government and in public life on a social level. I am con- fident that the dignity with which we conducted ourselves has at all times made a favorable impression upon our guests and convinced them that by mutual cooperation between the government agencies and the practitioner a better under- standing and more expeditious handling of matters was assured. Recently, however, it was felt that while no fault could be found with a fraternization with our guests that the dinner and dance type of function could be improved upon if the agenda were to include a forum for the discussion of our mutual interests. To give expression to this thought, a com- mittee was appointed to arrange for an annual function in the form of a symposium and dinner. Much time and effort went into the planning of such an undertaking and finally a date and place was fixed, a program was developed, and on March 29, 1957, at the Warwick Hotel in Philadelphia, (Continued on page 2) RANDOM NOTES FROM THE DESK OF THE EDITOR EDWARD L. DUBROFF COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS FOR 1957 President Arthur S. Schapira has appointed the following Committee Chairmen for the year 1957: Publications: George Moerman Editor of the Immigration Bar Bulletin: Edward L. Dubroff Membership: Anita Streep Professional Ethics and Grievances, and Unlawful and Dis- criminatory Practices: Myron J. Kleban Immigration and Nationality Legislation: Saul Kies Liaison with Voluntary Agencies: Lena L. Orlow Federal Courts, and Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: Alfred Feingold Nominations: Joshua S. Koenigsberg Amicus Curiae: Jack Wasserman and Joshua S. Koenigsberg Immigration Procedures: Mannis Neumann Liaison with American Bar Association: Filindo B. Masino Visa Procedures: Joseph Abrams and Frank Zuckerbrot By-Laws: David Kaufman American Citizenship: Stephen J. Kovrak Entertainment: Hyman Margolies Honorary Membership and Annual Awards: N. Coleman Shapiro Steering Committee: Samuel Miles Fink, Gustav Lazarus, Filindo B. Masino, Joshua S. Koenigsberg, Edward L. Dubroff, Anita Streep PUBLICATIONS The January 1st, 1957 pocket part Supplement to Title 8, Code of Federal Regulations (cost 55 cents), and a similar Supplement to Titles 22 and 23, C.F.R., (cost $1.00), may now be purchased from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. Volume VI of the Administrative Decisions Under the Immigration and Nationality Laws has been printed and may now be purchased from the Superintendent of Docu- ments at a cost of $3.25. This volume covers the period from March, 1953 to January, 1956 and includes Interim Deci- sions Nos. 589 to 761 inclusive. Common Council for American Unity will soon publish a book entitled The Alien and the Immigration Law, being a study of 1446 cases arising under the Immigration and Naturalization Laws of the United States. This study was (Continued on page 3) Vol. X

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