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THE STATE BAR OF CALIFORNIA 2100 CENTRAL TOWER

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August 18, 1955

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS AND CONVENTION PARTICIPANTS

JACK E. FRANKEL

CORRECTIONS IN THE ENCLOSED DRAFT OF PROGRAM

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It is sent to you solely for you to scan and to make corrections for the official program.

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Note the rOllowi~: Spelling of all names of people connected with your a~iv1ty, the titles of speeches and the various positions (moderator, presiding officer, etc.); check times.

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PROGRAM

TWENTY -EIGHTH ANNUAL f.IEETING

THE STATE BAR OF CALIFORNIA

September 12-16, 1955

Sheraton-Palace Hotel

San Francisco, California

CONTENTS

(Contents will fOllow in usual form)

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REGISTRATION (No Fee)

Registration opens September 11 from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and continues thro~September 12 to 16 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the Lobby of the Sheraton-Palace Hotel. There will also be in the lobby an Information Desk and a Ladies I Hospitality Desk, both of which will be open during regis­tration beginning September 12. For registration and other information call the Sheraton-Palace Hotel; telephone EXbrook 2-8600 and ask for either the Registration Desk or the Infor­mation Desk. The State Bar maintains a business office at the hotel. For this office also call EXbrook 2-8600.

OPENING OF

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE

STATE BAR OF CALIFORNIA

and

CONFERENCE OF

STATE BAR DELEGATES

(All Meetings at Sheraton-Palace Hotel)

Any member of the bar may attend.

With the consent of the Conference or by its majority vote, after request made to the chairman, any active member of the State Bar may be granted the right to speak upon any matter under consideration by the Conference.

The proponent of any resolution being considered by the Conference shall have the right to speak in furtherance of his resolution even though he may not be a delegate to the Conference.

Only delegates may vote, and they and alternates should secure a Conference ribbon by registering at the State Bar Registration Desk.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1955

(Gold Ballroom)

10: 00 A.M.

Formal opening of the Annual Meeting of the State Bar of California by DeWitt A. Higgs of the San Diego Bar, President.

Call to order of the Conference of State Bar Delegates, Alvin M. Cibula of the Shasta County Bar, Chairman of the Conference,presiding.

Invocation:

Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.

Roll Call of Delegates.

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Appointment of Committee On Credentials.

Greetings From DeWitt A. Higgs of the San Diego Bar, President of The State Bar of California.

Appointment of Sergeant at Arms.

Announcement of apPointment of Nominating Committee.

Announcement of apPointment of Committee on Resolutions.

Filing of Report of Committee on Resoltuions.

Report of Executive Committee of the Conference, Mr. Cibula.

Report of Committee on Credentials.

Reports of the following Conference Committees:

1954 Conference Resolution No. 59. John A. Sutro of the San Francisco Bar, Chairman.

1954 Conference Resolution No.7. E. Briggs Howorth of the Los Angeles County Bar, Chairman.

1953 Conference Resoltuion No. 24. Leslie C. Tupper of the Los Angeles County Bar, Chairman.

Federal Rules Coordinating Committee. Albert Lee Stephens, Jr., of the Los Angeles County Bar, Chairman.

This report will review the work at the four special Federal Rules Study Committees constituted as follows:

On Rules 7 to 13 and 15. Alfonso J. Zirpoli of the San Francisco Bar, Chairman.

On Rules 17-25. Carl Kuchman of the Sacramento Bar, Chairman.

On Rules 38-42 and 46-52. Robert C. Mardian of the Los Angeles County Bar, Chairman.

On Rules 54-58, 60, 62, 69-71. Edwin J. Simpson of the Los Angeles County Bar, Chairman.

1953 Conference Resolution No.1, W. Mark Durley of the Ventura County Bar, Chairman.

1953 Conference Resolution No. 57. Richard H. Forster of the Los Angeles County Bar, Chairman.

2:00 P.M.

Unfinished Business of Morning Session.

Report of Committee on Resolutions

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Mr. Cibula, presiding.

Unfinished Business of Monday Session

2:00 P.M.

Unfinished Business of Morning Session

Report of Nominating Committee and Election of Members of Executive Committee (at 4:00 P.M. or at close of session, whichever is the earlier).

Report of Special Committee re Bar Association Activities, S. B. Gill of the Kern County Bar, Chairman.

7:30 P.M.

Unfinished Business of Afternoon Session.

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(All Meetings at Sheraton-Palace Hotel)

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1955

9:30 A.M.

(Gold Ballroom)

Joint session With Conference of California Judges

DelUtt A. Higgs of the San Diego Bar, President of the State Bar of California, presiding.

l'lelcome: , Acting Mayor of the City and County of San Francisco.

Address: Honorable Goodwin J. Knight, Governor of California; member of the State Bar of California.

Declaration of the 1955 election results.

Administration of Oath of Office to members-elect of the Board of Governors by the Honorable Phil S. Gibson, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of California.

Message from Honorable Loyd E. Wright, retiring president of the American Bar ASSOCiation, of the Los Angeles Bar.

Introduction of new members of the Executive Committee, Conference of State Bar Delegates.

11:00 A.M.

Honorable Arthur C. Shepard" Judge of the Superior Court, Fresno County, retiring preSident, Conference of California Judges, presiding.

Introduction of New Officers, Conference of California Judges.

Address by Sir Raymond Evershed, Master of the Rolls, England. (Title)

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PANELS

2:30 P.M.

(Gold Ballroom)

1. "Administration of Testamentary Trusts". Alvin Weis of the Yuba-Sutter Bar, Vice-President of the

State Bar,presiding.

Panel Members: Frank J. Perry of the San Francisco Bar, Moderator; J. Ed. McClellan of the San Mateo County Bar; Edwin McInnis of the San Francisco Bar; Mortimer Smith III, of the San Francisco Bar.

2:30 P.M.

(Concert Room)

2. 11 Office Management" Frank S. Balthis of the Los Angeles Bar, Treasurer of

. the State Bar, presiding.

Panel Members: Francis Price of the Santa Barbara Bar, Moderator; James Brenner of the Palo Alto Bar; Frank Crist of the Palo Alto Bar; Eugene Glen of the San Diego Bar; Edward Clayton Jones of the Los Angeles Bar; Francis Price Jr., of the Santa Barbara Bar; John F. Ward of the San Francisco Bar.

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PANELS

10:00 A.M.

(Gold Ballroom)

1. "Taxation of Palltnerships" William C. Crossland of the Fresno Bar, Vice-President of the State Bar, presiding.

Panel Members: Samuel Taylor of the San Francisco Bar, Moderator; Brent M. Abel of the San Francisco Bar; Spurgeon Avakian of the Oakland Bar; Robert C. Harris of the San Francisco Bar; Robert H. Walker of the Oakland Bar.

10:00 A.M.

(Concert Room)

2. "Time Limitations on Actions" George W. Cohen, of the Beverly Hills Bar, member of the State Bar Board of Governors, presiding.

Panel Members: Bernard E. Witkin of the Alameda County Bar, Moderator; Lewis P. May, of the Alameda County Bar; Richard McDonough of the Alameda County Bar; Truitt Andrew Richey, Jr. of the Napa County Bar; Allan L. Sapiro of the San Francisco Bar; Paul J. Tendoesschate of the Alameda County Bar.

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8:30 P.M.

(Gold Ballroom)

ALEXANDER F. MORRISON FOUNDATION ADDRESS

Herbert W. Clark of the San Francisco Bar, presiding.

Address by the Honorable Lewis W. Douglas, former Director of the U. S. Bureau of the Budget and Ambassador to Great Britain.

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1955

9:00 A.M.

(Gold Ballroom)

Moot Court Competition Finals

Grant B. Cooper of the Los Angeles Bar, member of the State Bar Board of Governors, presiding.

Title of Action: Sally Smith vs. State of Califia­

Arranged by the Conference of Junior Bar Members

Participants:

et al.

University of California (Berkeley) School of Law - for Appellant: John Whitney, Jay MacMahon, Jack Rubin.

Loyola University - for Respondent: Thomas Ferguson, William Tucker

Judges:

Associate Supreme Court Justice John W. Shenk, San Francisco, presiding.

Associate Justice Maurice T. Dooling Jr., District Court of Appeal, First Appellate District, San Francisco.

Justice Thomas P. White, District Court of Appeal, Second Appellate District, Los Angeles.

Faculty Advisers: University of California,Professor Judson F. Falknor; Loyola University, Father Joseph J. Donovan.

Harold Tobin and Mortimer Smith III of the San Francisco Bar, Chairmen of Committee on Moot Court of the Conference of Junior Bar Members; Roy Mann of the Los Angeles Bar, Chairman of Southern Section of Committee on Moot Court; Elizabeth Riess of the San Francisco Bar, Chairwoman of'the Northern Section of Committee on Moot Court.

11:00 A.M.

James Farraher of the San Francisco Bar, member of the State Bar Board of Governors, presiding.

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Address by Honorable Fernando Yllanes Ramos (Titl~-

Declaration of results of Moot Court Competition

FRIDAY AFTERNOON 2:00 P.M.

(Gold Ballroom)

state Bar Business session

Mr. Higgs, presiding

Drawing for Door Prizes

Presentation of Annual Press Bar Award by Elystus L. Hayes of the San Francisco Bar.

Report of Board of Governors by Mr. Higgs

"Trial Practice"

3:00 P.M.

(Gold Ballroom)

August1n Donovan, of the Oakland Bar, Vice-President of the State Bar, presiding.

Panel Members: Walter R. Ely, Jr. of the Los Angeles Bar, Moderator; Francis J. Gabel of the Los Angeles Bar; Robert E. Ford of the Los Angeles Barj Raymond Stanbury of the Los Angeles Bar; Samuel J. Rosenthal of the Los Angeles Bar.

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CONFERENCE OF CALIFORNIA JUDGES

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(All Sessions at Sheraton-Palace Hotel)

GENERAL MEETING

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1955

2:00 P.M.

(Concert Room)

Honorable Arthur C. Shepard, Judge of the Superior Court, Fresno County, Chairman, Conference of California Judges, presiding.

1. Invocation.

2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.

3. The Acting Mayor Welcomes the Conference, Honorable , Vice-Mayor of the City and County of San

Francisco.

4. Greetings,

Honorable Phil S. Gibson, Chief Justice of The Supreme Court of California.

5. Greetings from The State Bar.

DeWitt A. Higgs, PreSident, The State Bar of California.

6. "Idiosyncrasies of the 1955 Legislature."

Honorable George Miller, Jr., Chairman, California state Senate Special Committee on Governmental Administration.

7. "Compulsory Retirement - Sense and Nonsense".

David E. Snodgrass, Dean, The Hastings ~ollege of Law.

8. "Courtroom Formal 1 tie sand Etiquette".

Honorable Raymond Thompson, Judge of the Superior Court, Orange County.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1955

10:00 A.M.

(English Room)

Supreme Court and Appellate Court Section: Honorable Lloyd E. Griffin, Associate Justice, District Court of Appeal, 4th District, presiding.

1. "Defendant Representation of Indigent Defendants in Criminal Appeals".

Honorable Raymond E. Peters, Presiding Justice, District Court of Appeal, First District, Division One.

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2. "The Application of The Doctrine of 'People vs. Cohon'''.

Panel Discussion.

Panel Members: Honorable A. Frank Bray, Assoclate Justice, District Court of Appeal, First District, Division One, Moderator; Thomas W. Martin, Chief Assistant Attorney General; J. F. Coakley, District Attorney, Alameda County; Ernest Roll, District Attorney, Los Angeles County; Arthur L. Alarcon, Deputy District Attorney, Los Angeles County; Leo Friedman of the San FranCisco Bar; Russell E. Parson of the Beverly Hills Bar ..

10:00 A.M.

(Comstock Room)

Superior Court Section: Honorable Edward T. Bishop, Judge of the Superior Court, Los Angeles, First Vice-President, Conference of California Judges, presiding.

1. "Pre-Trial is Here - Where Are We?".

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Panel Members: Honorable Clarence L. Kincaid, Judge of The Superior Court, Los Angeles County, ~loderator; Honorable Stanley Mosk, Judge of The Superior Court, Los Angeles County; Honorable ThOrrk~S B. Quinn, Judge of The Superior Court, San Joaquin County; Honorable John Shea, Judge of The Superior Court, Orange County; Honorable Frederick E. Stone, Judge of The Superior Court, Tulare County.

10:00 A.M.

(California Room)

Municipal Court Section: Honorable Walter H. Odemar, Judge of the Municipal Court, Los Angeles, Third Vice-President, Conference of California Judges, presiding.

1. "502 V.C."

Panel Discussion.

Panel Members: Honorable John B. McNoble, Judge of Municipal Court, S~ockton; Honorable Charles W. Fisher, Judge of The Kunicipal Court, Oakland; Honorable Henry H. Draeger, Judge of The Municipal Court, Beverly Hills; Honorable Morton L. Barker, Judge of The Municipal Court, Los Angeles.

2. "Legislation".

Panel Discussion.

Panel Members: Honorable Lenore D. Underwood, Judge of The Municipal Court, San Francisco; Honorable Leonard I. Meyers, Judge of The Municipal Court, Fresno; Hon­orable Leo G. Marcollo, Judge of The Municipal Court, Richmond; Honorable Clarke E. Stephens, Judge of The Municipal Court, Los Angeles.

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SEPTEMBER 13, 1955

BUSINESS SESSION

2:00 P.M.

(Concert Room)

Honorable Arthur C. Shepard, presiding.

1. President's Report.

2. Secretary-Treasurer's Report.

3. Report of Legislative Committee.

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Honorable Paul Peek, Associate JusUce, District Court of Appeal, Third Appellate District, Chairman.

Report of Judicial Ethics Committee.

Honorable Mildred L. Lillie, Judge of The Superior Court, Los Angeles, Chairwoman.

Report of Juvenile Delinquency Conwittee.

Honorable Melvyn I. Cronin, Judge of The Superior Court, San Francisco, Chairman.

6. Report of Administration of Justice in Traffic Courts Committee.

Honorable Carl H. Allen, Judge of The Municipal Court, San Francisco, Chairman.

7. Report of Appellate Court Problems Committee.

Honorable Lloyd E. Griffin, Associate Justice, District Court of Appeal, Fourth Appellate District, Chairman.

8. Report of Superior Court Problems Committee.

Honorable Marvin Sherwin, Judge of the Superior Court, Alameda County, Chairman.

9. Report of Municipal Court Problems Committee.

Honorable Ronald Abernethy, Judge of The Municipal Court;, San Diego, Chairman.

10. Report of Conference ASSistance to Judges Committee.

Honorable Charles W. Fricke, Judge of The Superior Court, Los Angeles.

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12. Report of Nominating Committee.

13. Election of Officers.

JUDICIAL DINNER AND RECEPTION

7:00 P.M.

(St. Francis Hotel)

Judicial Reception

8:00 P M.

1. Judicial Dinner.

2. Entertainment

3. Recognition of Judges who have served on the Bench for twenty-five years.

4. Speaker: Honorable Goodwin J. Knight, Governor of Califorr.:.a.

5. Installation of Officers.

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1955

5:00 P.M. - 12:00 P M.

Livermore Valley Winery Tour and Dinner.

Busses will leave from Sheraton-Palace Hotel at 5:00 o'clock, P.M.

Tickets, $5.00 per person.

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(Nob Hill Room, Fairmont Hotel)

Get-to-gether for Junior Bar Members and Guests.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1955

8:00 A.M,

(Comstock Room)

ANNUAL MEETING

William H. Hyer of the San Bernardino Bar, President of the Conference, presiding.

Breakfast Business Meeting.

Introduction of new Executive Council Members.

Committee Reports.

Executive Council Meeting Announcement.

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DIVISION OF

ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE

MONDAYj SEPTEMBER 12, 1955

9:00 A.M.

(507 Polk Street)

HEARING OFFICERS CONFERENCE

1: 30 P. M.

(507 Polk Street)

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1955

9:00 A.M.

(507 Polk Street)

HEARING OFFICERS CONFERENCE

1:30 P.M.

(507 Polk street)

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1955

10:00 A.M.

(State Building)

Called by Honorable Edmund G. Brown, Attorney-General of of California.

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1955

1:00 P.M.

(English Room)

Meeting of Delegates and Officers, Mrs. Kenneth D. Holland, President, Lawyers' Wives of California, presiding.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1955

8:30 A.M

(Rose Room)

BREAKFAST MEETING OF LAWYERS' l'1IVES OF CALIFORNIA

Tickets, $3.50, including tax and tip.

PUBLIC DEFENDERS AND LEGAL AID ASSOCIATION

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1955

2:00 P.M.

(English Room)

John Briscoe of the stockton Bar, presiding.

7:00 P.M.

(Normandy Restaurant, 1326 Powell Street)

Dinner for Public Defenders, Deputies and Wives.

CONFERENCES ON LEGAL AID AND LAWYER REFERENCE

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9:30 A.M.

(Room 2001)

Harold Huovinen of the Oakland Bar, Chairman of the State Bar Committee on Legal Aid and Lawyer Reference Services. presiding.

LEGAL AID CONFERENCE

Davic Silver of the San Francisco Bar, Moderator.

2:00 P.M.

(Room 2001)

LAWYERS REFERENCE CONFERENCE

Ferdinand Fletcher of the San Diego Bar, Moderator.

TWELFTH MEETING OF CONFERENCE ON PATENT, TRADEMARK AND COPYRIGHT LAW

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1955

9:30 A.M.

(Room 2127)

Henry Gifford Hardy,of the San Francisco Bar, Chairman of the Conference on Patent, Trademark and Copyright Law, presiding.

1. "The Monopoly of Words as Trade-Marks".

William G. MacKay of the San Francisoo Bar.

2. "Outstanding Cop~'right Decisions of the Past Year".

Melv111e B. Nimmer of the Hollywood Bar.

3. "The Protection of Ideas Under the California Law".

Edward B. Gregg of the San Francisco Bar.

4. 'The Facts of L1fe, Pntent-wise, ender Our Modern Form of Federal Government".

James P. Burns of the Washington, D.C., Bar, President of the American Patent Law Association.

5. "Present Status of Protection for Industrial Designs".

Charles E. Townsend, Jr., of the San Francisco Bar.

6. "The Concepts of Literary Property".

Louis E. Swarts of the Los Angeles Bar.

7. "Section 2(f) of the Lanham Act".

George H Fuhr1g of the San Francisco Bar.

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I'/arren Jessup of the Los Angeles Bar.

9. "The Present State of the Law of Experimental and Public Use". .

Thomas P. Mahoney of the Los Angeles Bar.

BUSINESS SESSION

Informal Cocktail Party, 4:30 o'clock P.M.

Hosts: The San Francisco Delegation.

Meeting of

CALIFORNIA LAW REVISION COMMISSION

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1955

9:00 A.M.

(English Room)

the Conunission. 3:~O ~ P.M.

(English Room)

Members of the Bench and Bar are invited to make suggestions for substantive revision of the law to the California Law Revision Commission during the afternoon .

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(The lawyers and Bar Associations of Northern California have arranged for and are sponsoring the general entertainment features of the program).

MONDAY; SEPTEMBER 12 -FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16

Informal Automobile Sight-Seeing Tours, Arranged by Lawyers Wives of San Francisco. For details consult the Attendant at the Ladies' Hospitality Desk, Main Lobby .

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5:30 P.M.

(Officers' Club, Presidio of San Francisco)

Cocktail Party for Delegates and Alternate Delegates to Conference of State Bar Delegates and Members of the Conference of California Judges, their ladies and escorts.

Admission by Delegate's ribbon or Judge~ registration badge.

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JUDICIAL RECEPTION

7:00 P.M.

(St. Francis Hotel)

JUDICIAL DINNER

8:00 P.M.

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1955

Noon

(Rose Room)

JAMBOREE LUNCHEON AND ENTERTAINMENT

Tickets: $3.00 per person,sponsored by the Lawyers' Club of San Francisco.

LADIES' TEA

2:30 P.M.

(Lounge, Bar Association of San Francisco.

All ladies attending the Convention are cordially invited.

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"Pa,fama Game"

DINNER

5:00 P.M.

(Livermore Valley Winery)

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THEATER PARTY

8:00 P.M.

(Curran Theater)

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8:00 A.M.

(Comstock Room)

Annual Breakfast and Business Meeting, Conference of Junior Bar Members.

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(Lounge, Bar Association of San Francisco)

Breakfast for Women Lawyers. Sponsored by Queen's Bench.

Tickets, $3.50.

Noon

Law School Alumni Luncheons

Arizona. Room 2131, Sheraton-palace Hotel.

California (Berkeley). Bay Cruise, Pier 14.

Chicago. Room 2053, Sheraton-Palace Hotel.

Golden Gate. Borgia Room, St. Francis Hotel.

Harvard. Golden Empire Room, Mark Hopkins Hotel.

Hastings. Elks C1ub,-·'456 Post Street.

Illinois. Room 2109, Sheraton-Palace Hotel. Minnesota. St. Julien Restaurant, 140 Battery Street. Northwestern. Room 2062, Sheraton-Palace Hotel.

Santa Clara. English Room, Sheraton-Palace Hotel.

Stanford. Colonial Room, St. Francis Hotel.

Southern California. French Parlor, Sheraton-Palace Hotel.

Southwestern. Green Room, St. Francis Hotel.

Virginia. Room 2051, Sheraton-Palace Hotel.

Yale. Rooms 214-17, St. FranciS Hotel.

Ladies' Luncheon and Fashion Show. Room

Tickets, $3.50 per person.

4:30 P.M.

, Fairmont Hotel.

Reception. Law Society of University of San Francisco. Lounge, Bar Association of San FranCiSCO, Mills Tower.

5:00 P.M.

Loyola Symposium. Comstock Room, Sheraton-Palace Hotel.

5:30 P.M.

Reception - Delta Theta Phi. Roome 2062-2064, Sheraton­Palace Hotel.

6:00 P.M.

Get-To-Gether for Junior Bar Members.and Guests. Nob Hill Room, Fairmont Hotel.

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8:00 A.M.

Breakfast. Sponsored by the Iota Tau Tau International Legal Sorority. Room E, Clift Hotel.

Noon

Luncheon. Phi Delta Phi. St. Julien's, 140 Battery Street.

1:30 P.M.

Golf Tournament: Lakeside Golf Course, located on Highway 5, near the ocean, South of the Zoo. Trophies.

Greens fee: $3.00. All ladies may play; members of State Bar only eligible for trophies.

See Bulletin Board for further direction.

2:30 P.M.

BAY BOAT CRUISE

Cruise will be made on the "Harbor Queen" which may be boarded at Pier . 400 tickets only available. Cruise will con-clude at approximately 4:30 o'clock P.M. Refreshments avail­able on board. Tickets, $

6:00 P.M.

Reception. Phi Alpha Delta. Royal SUite, Sheraton-Palace Hotel.

7:00 P.M.

(Rose Room)

No Host Dinner Dance Reception.

8:00 P.M.

(Garden Court)

Annual Dinner Dance and Entertainment. Admission by ticket only. Tickets for the Dinner Dance may be purchased, while they last, at the cashier's booth opposite the Registration Desk. Tickets: $7.50 per person.

Dress: Ladies, dinner dress optional; Men, business suits.

SPECIAL FEATURES AND AC KNOWLEDGMENl'S

(All at Sheraton-Palace Hotel)

SEPTEMBER 12-16, 1955

Lawyers' and Judges' Art Exhibit. Montgomery Room.

Free Stenographic Service (courtesy of Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland), Room A.

Ladies' Hospitality Desk. Main Lobby.

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Continuing Education of the Bar Exhibit. Lobby.

Public Relations Exhibit. Lobby.

Division of Administrative Procedure Exhibit. Lobby.

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Winner's choice of McKinney's Lifetime California Dtgest, 31 Vo1s. or Deering's California Codes Annotated, 5L~ Vols. (Donor, Bancroft-Whitney Co.)

Merrill on Notice, 3 Vo1s. (Donor, vlest Publishing Co.)

Modern Legal Forms, 6 Vo1s. (Donor, West Publishing CO.)

Condee on California Probate Court Practice, 2 sets of 2 Vo1s. each. (Donor, ~lest Publishing Company.)

Each will Bar who held at Friday.

be drawn for and awarded to som.e member of the State has registered at the Convention. Drawiq;):s to be the Business Session in the Gold Ballroom, 2:00 P.M.,

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