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Denver Law Review Volume 25 Issue 7 Article 2 June 2021 A Preview of the 1949 Convention Wm. Hedges Robinson Jr. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.du.edu/dlr Recommended Citation Wm. Hedges Robinson, Jr., A Preview of the 1949 Convention, 26 Dicta 155 (1949). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Denver Law Review at Digital Commons @ DU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Denver Law Review by an authorized editor of Digital Commons @ DU. For more information, please contact jennifer.cox@du.edu,dig-commons@du.edu. VOL. XXVI JULY, 1949 No. 7A Preview of The 1949 ConventionBy WM. HEDGES ROBINSON, JR.President, Colorado Bar AssociationPlans for the fifty-first annual convention of the Colorado Bar Associationindicate it will be a highly successful meeting. Hon. Charles E. Clark, re-nowned jurist of the Second Circuit 'Court of Appeals, will be the guestspeaker. He has a reputation of being an outstanding after-dinner speaker.Several innovations in the program are being made this year. The LawClub program, instead of being presented on Friday noon, will be given onFriday evening at the Fine Arts Theatre. Dudley Strickland, chairman ofthe Law Club Committee, promises a spectacular extravaganza.For the Friday noon program, a visit has been scheduled to Shepard'sCitations plant, followed by a luncheon at the El Paso Club given by theShepard's firm.Most of the Sections-Junior Bar, District Judges, County Judges andthe Water Section-will meet on Thursday, October 13, instead of Fridaymorning as was customary. The Probate, Real Estate and Trust Law Sec-tion will meet as usual on Friday morning and a part of its program willbe devoted to a discussion of the proposed new probate forms.Another innovation will be the Friday afternoon session when theAmerican Law Institute in cooperation with the state bar will present aninstitute on small business organizations.In order to insure full attendance at all meetings, the association hasobtained from the various law book publishing houses, valuable contributionsof law books for door prizes. Those companies which are donating prizes are:Matthew Bender and Company-Robins and Johnson's Federal In-come, Estate and Gift Taxation Text Service.Prentice Hall-Seidman's Legislative History of Excess Profits TaxLaws.Bancroft Whitney Company--Cowdery's Forms for Western States.American Law Book Company-Insurance--3 Volumes from CorpusJuris Secundum.Shepard's-Colorado Citations.Commerce Clearing House, Inc.-Pamphlets for the Legal Institute.West Publishing Company-Modern Legal Forms, 4 Volumes.Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc.-Jones Legal Forms.DICTAFinally with regard to the convention, let me make two points clcar:(1) The state association does not make any reservations at the Broadmoorexcept for its own guest speakers. Every one is on a first come, first servedbasis. The reason that reservations are filled soon after the announcement isthat the number attending the convention is increasing and some reservationshave been accepted by the hotel from the end of last year's convention. (2)Nominations for officers are made by the Board of Governors, but anyone isprivileged to make nominations from the floor. Also, the nominating com-mittee-one member representing each judicial district-will appreciate sug-gestions from the membership.The state bar association is your association. Take an active interest inthe nominations for officers as well as in all of the activities of the association.I hope to see you all in October.Proqram of Annual Conferenceof the Tenth Judicial CircuitUNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT ROOM, POST OFFICE BUILDING, DENVERJULY 6, 7, 8, AND 9, 1949.Members of the Bar are cordially invited and urged to attend the sessions ofthe Judicial Conference.WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1949-9:30 A.M.CONFERENCE OF CLERKS OF COURTS OF THETENTH CIRCUITHONORABLE ELMORE WHITEHURST, Assistant Director, Administrative Of-fice, Unted States Courts, Washington, D. C., presiding:Subjects for discussion: Jurors, Public Relations, Court Room, Clerk's Rec-ords, Clerk's Fees, Taxation of Costs, Executions, Unclaimed Dividendsin Bankruptcy Cases, Transfer of Probationers, and Appeal Records.THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1949-9:30 A.M.HONORABLE ORIE L. PHILLIPS, Chief Judge, United States Court of Appeals,presiding:Address of Welcomc-HoNoRABLE JAMES QUIGG NEWTON, Mayor, City ofDenver, ColoradoCONTINUATION OF CONFERENCE OFCLERKS OF COURTS OF THE TENTH CIRCUITAt sessions on Thursday, July 7, the Circuit and District Judges and membersof the Bar attending the Judicial Conference are invited to attend and par,ticipate in the discussion.

A Preview of the 1949 Convention

Denver Law Review Volume 26 Issue 7 Article 2 June 2021 A Preview of the 1949 Convention Wm. Hedges Robinson Jr. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.du.edu/dlr Recommended Citation Wm. Hedges Robinson, Jr., A Preview of the 1949 Convention, 26 Dicta 155 (1949). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Denver Law Review at Digital Commons @ DU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Denver Law Review by an authorized editor of Digital Commons @ DU. For more information, please contact jennifer.cox@du.edu,dig-commons@du.edu. VOL. XXVI JULY, 1949 No. 7A Preview of The 1949 ConventionBy WM. HEDGES ROBINSON, JR.President, Colorado Bar AssociationPlans for the fifty-first annual convention of the Colorado Bar Associationindicate it will be a highly successful meeting. Hon. Charles E. Clark, re-nowned jurist of the Second Circuit 'Court of Appeals, will be the guestspeaker. He has a reputation of being an outstanding after-dinner speaker.Several innovations in the program are being made this year. The LawClub program, instead of being presented on Friday noon, will be given onFriday evening at the Fine Arts Theatre. Dudley Strickland, chairman ofthe Law Club Committee, promises a spectacular extravaganza.For the Friday noon program, a visit has been scheduled to Shepard'sCitations plant, followed by a luncheon at the El Paso Club given by theShepard's firm.Most of the Sections-Junior Bar, District Judges, County Judges andthe Water Section-will meet on Thursday, October 13, instead of Fridaymorning as was customary. The Probate, Real Estate and Trust Law Sec-tion will meet as usual on Friday morning and a part of its program willbe devoted to a discussion of the proposed new probate forms.Another innovation will be the Friday afternoon session when theAmerican Law Institute in cooperation with the state bar will present aninstitute on small business organizations.In order to insure full attendance at all meetings, the association hasobtained from the various law book publishing houses, valuable contributionsof law books for door prizes. Those companies which are donating prizes are:Matthew Bender and Company-Robins and Johnson's Federal In-come, Estate and Gift Taxation Text Service.Prentice Hall-Seidman's Legislative History of Excess Profits TaxLaws.Bancroft Whitney Company--Cowdery's Forms for Western States.American Law Book Company-Insurance--3 Volumes from CorpusJuris Secundum.Shepard's-Colorado Citations.Commerce Clearing House, Inc.-Pamphlets for the Legal Institute.West Publishing Company-Modern Legal Forms, 4 Volumes.Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc.-Jones Legal Forms.DICTAFinally with regard to the convention, let me make two points clcar:(1) The state association does not make any reservations at the Broadmoorexcept for its own guest speakers. Every one is on a first come, first servedbasis. The reason that reservations are filled soon after the announcement isthat the number attending the convention is increasing and some reservationshave been accepted by the hotel from the end of last year's convention. (2)Nominations for officers are made by the Board of Governors, but anyone isprivileged to make nominations from the floor. Also, the nominating com-mittee-one member representing each judicial district-will appreciate sug-gestions from the membership.The state bar association is your association. Take an active interest inthe nominations for officers as well as in all of the activities of the association.I hope to see you all in October.Proqram of Annual Conferenceof the Tenth Judicial CircuitUNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT ROOM, POST OFFICE BUILDING, DENVERJULY 6, 7, 8, AND 9, 1949.Members of the Bar are cordially invited and urged to attend the sessions ofthe Judicial Conference.WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1949-9:30 A.M.CONFERENCE OF CLERKS OF COURTS OF THETENTH CIRCUITHONORABLE ELMORE WHITEHURST, Assistant Director, Administrative Of-fice, Unted States Courts, Washington, D. C., presiding:Subjects for discussion: Jurors, Public Relations, Court Room, Clerk's Rec-ords, Clerk's Fees, Taxation of Costs, Executions, Unclaimed Dividendsin Bankruptcy Cases, Transfer of Probationers, and Appeal Records.THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1949-9:30 A.M.HONORABLE ORIE L. PHILLIPS, Chief Judge, United States Court of Appeals,presiding:Address of Welcomc-HoNoRABLE JAMES QUIGG NEWTON, Mayor, City ofDenver, ColoradoCONTINUATION OF CONFERENCE OFCLERKS OF COURTS OF THE TENTH CIRCUITAt sessions on Thursday, July 7, the Circuit and District Judges and membersof the Bar attending the Judicial Conference are invited to attend and par,ticipate in the discussion.

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