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40 J. Am. Jud. Soc. 63 (1956-1957)
New Members of the American Judicature Society

handle is hein.journals/judica40 and id is 65 raw text is: JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN JUDICATURE SOCIETY Jury System Jury Trial of Auto Injury Claims Threatened, by George L. DeLacy. Nebraska Law Review, Janu- ary, 1956, pp. 389-401. Legal Education and Bar Admission Legal Education, by Brainerd Currie. North- western University Law Review, May-June, 1956, pp. 258-272. Not by Knowledge Alone, by John C. Hervey. The Journal-Oklahona Bar Association, June 30, 1956, pp. 1197-1202. Standards for Bar Examiners and Bar Examina- tions, by Len Young Smith. The Bar Examiner, May, 1956, pp. 68-75. The Problem Methods in Legal Education, by Leo H. Whinery. West Virginia Law Review, Febru- ary, 1956, pp. 144-168. Legal Profession Office Management and Fees-Small Law Office, by W. M. Beal. The Journal of the Bar Association of the State of Kansas, May, 1956, pp. 304-311. Our Challenged Bench and Bar, by Carl V. Weygandt. Louisiana Bar Journal, April, 1956, pp. 221-232. Professional Conduct-Whose Responsibility? by Ben C. Boer. Illinois Bar Journal, June, 1956, pp. 724-732. Specialization in the Law, by Roger Siddall. American Bar Association Journal, July, 1956, pp. 625-627. The Future of the Trial Lawyer, by David W. Peck. Massachusetts Law Quarterly, June, 1956, pp. 14-22. What Employment Must a Lawyer Accept? by' Murray Seasongood. Commercial Law Journal, June, 1956, pp. 156-158, cont. p. 161. Pre-Trial Procedure More About Pre-Trial, by John G. Mullen. Rhode Island Bar Journal, May, 1956, p. 1 cont. p. 7. Pre-Trial Procedures in the Federal Court, The Record-of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, June, 1956, pp. 314-329. New Members of the American Judicature Society CALIFORNIA BERKELEY Thomas J. Cunningham LA JOLLA David B. Henney MFNLO PARK Vida M. Jones COLORADO COLORADO SPRINGS William At. Calvert DENVER Stanley R. Johnson CONNECTICUT HARTFORD William S. Gordon. Jr. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON Jerome . Alper J. Sinclair Armstrong Flemin Bomar Kathryn Casey Reuben Efron Abraham J. Essrick Horace L. Flurry James B. C. Howe Henry Lincoln Johnson Robert M. Kilgore John McDaniel, Jr. Curtis P. Mitchell Bans A. Nathan Barrington D. Parker Gerald L. Phelps Abba P. Schwartz Brackley Shaw William P. Sims, Jr. Hugh R. H. Smith Simon E. Sobeloff Bernard M. Suttler Paul H. Walker ILLINOIS -CHICAGO Urban A. Lavery INDIANA INDIANAPOLIS Sally Butler IOWA BOONE Norman A. Erbe CLARION M. H. Morrissey DAVENPORT Leon A. Grapes DES MOINES Matthew J. Heartney, Jr. DUBUQUE Anthony Rhomberg ELDORA Donald C. Wilson POCAHONTAS James W. Hudson SIOUX CITY Spencer M. Day MARYLAND BALTIMORE Leon H. A. Pierson MICHIGAN FLINT Norman N. Gottlieb NEW YORK NEW YORK CITY Saul S. Silverman OHIO YOUNGSTOWN Jay C. Brownlee TENNESSEE JOiINSON CITY James H. Epps, Jr. TEXAS DALLAS Hamlett Harrison Mark E. Kramer FORT WORTH Forrest Markward, Jr. HOUSTON John R. Brown Oscar J. Cadwallader, Jr. I. M. Wilford ODESSA Selyn S. Webber PASADENA Carl C. Patrick VIRGINIA ALEXANDRIA William A. Paisley ARLINGTON Andrew T. McGuire WASHINGTON MOSES LAKE James B. Strong WISCONSIN MILWAUKEE Peter J. Kondos ALASKA ANCHORAGE Edward V. Davis PUERTO RICO BAYAMON Fernando Gallardo Diaz August, 1956 The American Judicature Society is a national legal organization founded in 1913 to promote the efficient administration of justice. Since its inception, the Society has fostered judicial reform by publication of the Journal, by distribu- tion of literature to anyone interested in judicial administration, by assistance to state and local professional and civic organizations engaged in specific judicial reform projects, and by independent research in the administration of justice. The Society is supported entirely by the dues received from its 15,000 members. Voting memberships are open to members of the bar; associate memberships are open to anyone interested in improving judicial administration. Dues are $10.00 per year, and individuals interested in membership should either contact a member of the board of directors listed on the inside front cover of the Journal, or write to the Society directly at 1155 East Sixtieth Street, Chicago 37, Illinois.

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