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- Law orrices” Mitt & CRENSHAW Rerven 7 BHO PRAgtia w pginr oA , Bex Cony TOWSF BUILOIM® AVONETUR P CMENENar & WARMHGYGN EBC "AL INFOREAATION CONTAINED i JLiissl HED MR alee 1 S$2=2ZAV/ Dee eves: ll, 1953 Tu "He COMeITTSE OX aleTSSluso antl GRIEVANCES: REPORT OF SULCURMITTTEZ on tne article entitled "arnold, fortes, Porter ana Prosperity" THE SUBCOpN ITTRE: ; The members of this sulccumittee were originaily Austia F. @ :4..5, Chairman, Fraicis W. Hill, Jr., and Leo A. ‘over. fr. Corfield diea January 16, i953. The Committee on Admissions and Crievances, at ites meeting on Januury 23rd, rejuested the retaining two members to corti. treir work on the above subiect and to Guxe a report as promptly as os sible. TD Gladis. The article in question 1s "arnold, Fartas, Porter and Prosperity", written br ¥r. Louis Cassels. It appeared in the November, 1951, issue of Harper's Magazine. This matter was referred by the Committee on Admissions and Criev- ances to the above-sentioned succomittee, and the subcommittee meade an investigation and a study of the article and of the Canons of Professi. Ethics of the American Bar Association, wnich had been adupted by the Bar Association of the District of VLolumbiae. Williew 38. Jones, Esquire, who has offices in the Union Trust bulls. ing of this city, 13 secretary of the American Bar Association's c: mitte: on Professicnal Ethics anu Crievances; br. Cunfielc sought the tu: se: adwice of Mr. Jones, and though Mr. Jones stated he felt ne shoula nut speac for the committee, he personally believed that tie article on its face did violate Canon 27 of the Canons of Professionsi tnhes of tne American Bar Association, aad was in conflict with Opiutons 42, 62, Lau an 2. The subcommittee had several meetings, ind as @ result wr. Beil wus requested to send, and did Bend, under date of February i, 1942, letie:: te Mr, Arnuis, ur. Portas and ur. Porter; seid letters livited the attention of these gentlesen to the article, and requested tifureation as to the following: 4 ! [ep-2800% ENCLOSUBR 14)7 B