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Denver Law Review Volume 29 Issue 2 Article 8 June 2021 Rosters Dicta Editorial Board Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.du.edu/dlr Recommended Citation Rosters, 29 Dicta 64 (1952). This Indexes 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 [email protected],[email protected]. DICTA Feb., 19b2 the moving party. Since the so-called "appeal" is actually a trial de novo, the plaintiff below remains the moving party in the County Court, regardless of which party filed the appeal. This decision was rendered when a plaintiff, who had won judgment below and who had been mailed notice under Rule XVI for failure to prosecute in the County Court, sought to have the appeal dismissed and the transcript of judgment sent back to the justice court by writ of procedendo. Relying on the Supreme Court's opinion in Poudre River Oil Corp. v. Flake, 102 Colo. 169, the court denied plaintiff's motion. WILLIAM B. MILLER. APPROVED LAW LISTS The standing Committee on Law Lists of the American Bar Association provides the following roster of American law lists, the publishers of which have received certificates of compliance for their 1952 editions. The committee will be happy to reply to inquiries relating to law lists not on this roster. American Bank Attorneys, Cambridge 38, Mass. The American Bar, Minneapolis, 4. American Lawyer's Quarterly, Cleveland 14. Associated Commercial Attorney's List, New York City 6. The B. A. Law List, Milwaukee 3. The Bar Register, Summit, New Jersey. Best's Recommended Insurance Attorneys, New York City 7. Campbell's List, Winter Park, Florida. Clearing House Quarterly, Minneapolis 3. The Columbia List, New York City 7. The Commercial Bar, New York City 17. Corporation and Administrative Lawyers Directory, Chicago 4. C-R-C Attorney Directory, New York City 7. Forwarders List of Attorneys, Chicago 3. The General Bar, New York City 18. The Insurance Bar, Evanston, Illinois. International Lawyers Law List, New York City 18. International Trial Lawyers, Chicago 4. The Lawyers Directory, Cincinnati. The Lawyers' List, New York City 3. Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory, Summit, New Jersey. Rand McNally List of Bank Recommended Attorneysfi Chicago 5. Recommended Probate Counsel, Chicago 4. Sullivan's Probate Directory, Galesburg, Illinois. The Underwriters List, Cincinnati, Ohio. Wright-Holmes Law List, New York City 1. State and Regional Lists published by the Legal Directories Pub- lishing Company, Los Angeles 24, California. Feb., 1952 DICTA OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES OF THE COLORADO BAR ASSOCIATION FOR THE YEAR 1951-52 President .................................................................................. Hatfield Chllson, Loveland President-Elect ............................................................... Jean S. Breitenstein, Denver Treasurer ............................................................................................ Richard Tull, Denver Secretary ...................................................................................... Terry J. O'Neill, Denver Senior Vice-President ................................................................ Charles J. Kelly, Denver (John F. Bennett, Colorado Springs Vice-Presidents .................................................. George Epperson, Ft. Morgan Thomas K. Younge, Grand Junction BOARD OF GOVERNORS Frank D. Allen, 13th Jud. Dist. A. J. Laing, Continental Divide Conrad Ball, Larimer Co. Warren W. Lattimer, Pueblo John C. Banks, Mesa Co. Raphael J. Moses, San Luis Valley Charles J. Beise, Denver Joseph F. Nigro, Southern Thomas M. Burgess, El' Paso Co. John W. O'Hagen, Weld Co. John R. Coen, Denver Charles A. Petrie, Midwestern Allyn Cole, 9th Jud. Dist. Sidney Pleasant, Northwestern Clyde T. Davis, Otero-Crowley A. D. Quaintance, 1st. Jud. Dist. John H. Galbreath, Southwestern Jacob S. Schey, Boulder Co. Sydney H. Grossman, Denver Samuel S. Sherman, Jr., Denver John L. J. Hart, Denver Harry S. Silverstein, Jr., Denver Peter H. Holme, Jr., Denver E. H. Stinemeyer, llth Jud. Dist. Viggo H. Johnson, Southeastern Edwin J. Wittelshofer, Denver EX-OFFICIO Hatfield Chilson ............................................................ President Jean S. Breitenstein ............................................ President-Elect Edward G. Knowles ........................ Immediate Past President Richard Tull .................................................................... Treasurer Terry J. O'Neill ................................................................ Secretary John W. Patterson .................. Chairman, Junior Bar Section STATE DELEGATE TO AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION Thomas M. Burgess, Colorado Springs STANDING COMMITTEES EXECUTIVE Hatfield Chilson, Loveland, Chairman Jean S. Breitenstein, Denver, Ex-officio Thomas M. Burgess, Colo. Springs George S. Graham, Grand Junction John R. Coen, Denver Jacob S. Schey, Longmont GRIEVANCES AND ETHICS William W. Gaunt, Brighton,. Chairman Leo Altman, Pueblo Robert H. LaGrange, Colo. Springs Raymond B. Danks, Denver Raphael J. Moses, Alamosa George Epperson, Fort Morgan Byron Neid, Denver George Graham, Grand Junction Fred Sisk, Las Animas Winston S. Howard, Denver M. E. H. Smith, Greeley Dudley Hutchinson, Jr., Boulder Fred Videon, Craig 66 DICTA Feb., 1952 LEGISLATIVE Charles J. Kelly, Denver, Chairman E. B. Adams, Grand Junction William L. Lloyd, Pueblo Allen Brown, Delta W. L. Paddock, Boulder James Carter, Denver George J. Petre, Glenwood Springs Leo J. Crowley, Denver Gordon H. Rowe, Monte Vista Clyde T. Davis, LaJunta Harold Rudolph, Pueblo George T. Evans, Denver Robert L. Spurgeon, Colo. Springs Barnard Houtchens, Greeley SUB-COMMITTEE ON MENTAL HYGIENE Harry S. Petersen, Pueblo, Chairman Hubert Glover, Pubelo Richard Tull, Denver C. Edgar Kettering, Denver Ernest 0. Tullis, Colorado Springs William F. McGlone, Denver Paul E. Wenke, Fort Collins M. 0. Shivers, Englewood LOCAL BAR ASSOCIATIONS AND LAW INSTITUTES Wayne Williams, Jr., Denver, Chairman Frank De Allen, Jr., Akron John A. Love, Colorado Springs John R. Clayton, Greeley Whitford W. Myers, Alamosa Robert Delaney, Glenwood Springs Joseph Nigro, Trinidad Donld J. Dufford, Grand Junction Sidney Pleasant, Craig Fred Emigh, Durango Theodore Schey, Jr., Longmont Robert S. Gast, Pueblo George Strain, LaJunta Alden T. Hill, Fort Collins Charles S. Thomas, Paonia Donald Horn, Lamar J. Stump Witcher, Canon City A. J. Laing, Leadville SPECIAL COMMITTEES ADMINISTRATIVE LAW John R. Turnquist, Denver, Chairman Richard M. Davis, Denver Stephen Hart, Denver Allen Moore, Denver CONVENTION Thomas M. Burgess, Colorado Springs, Chairman Jean S. Breitenstein, Denver Alfred Heinicke, Colorado Springs Hatfield Chilson, Loveland Edward G. Knowles, Denver James K. Groves, Grand Junction Terry J. O'Neill, Denver John W. Patterson, Denver CRIMINAL LAW REVISION William L. Rice, Denver, Chairman Robert Delaney, Glenwood Springs Bert M. Keating, Denver Irl Foard, Colorado Springs Vasco G. Seavy, Pueblo Charles E. Grover, Denver Francis L. Shallenberger, Sterling James S. Henderson, Denver Sherman E. Walrod, Holyoke DOMESTIC RELATIONS Stevens Park Kinney, Denver, Chairman Albert Fischer, Fort Collins Warren Lattimer, Pueblo Philip Gilliam, Denver Kelly O'Neall, Jr., Denver William B. Paynter, Brush Feb., 1952 DICTA ECONOMIC SURVEY Donald S. Stubbs, Denver, Chairman Ralph W. Ball, Denver Edward A. Jersin, Denver J. Harrison Hawthorne, Canon City Maurice Reuler, Denver Charlotte Schaetzel, Denver FORMS STANDARDIZATION Royal C. Rubright, Denver, General Chairman William E. Doyle, Denver ........ Chairman, Criminal Instructions Sub-Committee John L. Griffith, Denver ................ Chairman, County Court Forms Sub-Committee Donald M. Lesher, Denver .......... Chairman, District Court Forms Sub-Committee Saul Pinchick, Denver .................... Chairman, Real Estate Forms Sub-Committee Lyman P. Weld, Longmont ............ Chairman, Justice Court Forms Sub-Committee Kenneth M. Wormwood, Denver....Chairman, Civil Instructions Sub-Committee INTER-PROFESSIONAL Edwin P. Van Cise, Denver, Chairman John R. Clayton, Greeley Byron Neid, Denver Charles A. Haskell, Denver Fred T. Tanquary, Pueblo Dudley I. Hutchinson, Jr., Boulder T. Raber Taylor, Denver Walter A. Steele, Denver JUDICIARY Merrill Knight, Denver, Chairman Worth Allen, Denver Stanley H. Johnson, Denver Elmer L. Brock, Jr., Denver William R. Kelly, Greeley Thomas M. Burgess, Colo. Springs Warren W. Lattimer, Pueblo A. M..Emigh, Durango Donald McKinley, Denver George S. Graham, Grand Junction Raphael J. Moses, Alamosa Joseph G. Hodges, Denver William B. Paynter, Brush Winston S. Howard, Denver Philip S. Van Cise, Denver Carle Whitehead, Denver LEGAL EDUCATION AND ADMISSIONS Wm.Hedges Robinson, Jr., Denver, Chairman Frederick M. Farrar, Denver Edward C. King, Boulder Gordon Johnston, Denver Clifford W. Mills, Denver Frank H. Morison, Denver LEGAL SERVICE Milton J. Blake, Denver, Chairman Robert E. Anderson, Colo. Springs Horace B. Holmes, Boulder George N. Blickhahn, Jr., Alamosa Harold E. Hafer, Fort Collins John H. Galbreath, Durango Donald P. Horn, Lamar Robert S. Gast, Jr., Pueblo Paul F. Irey, Denver Berton T. Gobble, Brush J. Colin James, Denver Hon. William L. Gobin, Rocky Ford Harold T. King, Denver James K. Groves, Grand Junction William B. Miller, Denver Terry J. O'Neill, Denver MINIMUM FEE Jacob
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    j -9. rV t. 11) 1 * f * *r Welcome Home! Comprehensive Program of CCD f . Will Be Set Up in Archdiocese Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Naming of Lay Parish Boards Contents Copyright by the Catholic Pre.ss Society, Inc., 1954— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue To Be First Step; Forming of Parent-Educator Units Next DENVER a m a ic By R ev. R obert E. K ekeisen Second only to the parochial school system itself, the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine’s program of religions instruction is the most vital edu­ cational work in the Denver Pi’ovince. REGISTER Archbishop Urban J, Vehr of Denver made this statement at the prov­ ince’s .second CCD Priests’ Institute, held at St. Francis de Sales’ High VOL. L. No. 10. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 DENVER, COLORADO School, Denver. Just returned' from his ad limina visit to Rome, enne, and Charles Quinn, C.M., of the Archbishop attended, the ses­ St. Thomas’ Seminary, honored sions of the institute. the CCD sessions. Father John E. Over 100 Alumni The most immediate effect of Kelly of Washington, D. C., as­ the institute, the Rt. Rev. Monsi­ sistant national CCD direaor, gnor Gregory Smith, V.G., arch­ represented the national center. III Return for diocesan CCD director, reported, Two CCD experts came from will be the selection in the next the Midwest to address the priests two weeks of lay board members on the organizations they directjn Seminary Meet their own dioceses. Tliey are Fa­ in the individual parishes.