Evening star., 1939-10-15
SIG. j. Law Students
Appointed 10 Staff
Of Law Journal
c. Jonathan Houck, Jr.,
West Point Graduate,
Is Student Editor

Assignment of SO students of the
Georgetown University School OF
Law, chosen from the entire stu
dent body of $50 for superior aca-
demic standing, for appointment to
the editorial board and staff of the
Georgetown Law Journal for the
ensuing year was announced last
night by the Rev. Francis E. Lucey,
s. j., regent of the school.
Student editor in chief is G. Jona-
than Hauck, jr., of New Jersey, q
graduate of the United States Mill
tary Academy in 1881 and one Of
several Army officers who are TAX
ing their law course at Georgetown.
He Is q senior in the morning Sec
ton. The two associate editors are
John Herman Wigger, a graduate
Of the Citadel in Charleston, s. c..
and Philip Treibitch, graduate OF
the City College of New York.
Has High Rating.
The Georgetown Law Journal
which Is entering on its twenty
eighth year of publication, ranks
high among the law journals of
the country. 1t is widely used by
lawyers and frequently is cited by
courts. Since the journal is an i'm
portant phase Of the law course, af-
fording special opportunity for
research, the work is done by care
fully selected students under the
supervision of DR.. Harold Gill
Reuschlein, their faculty adviser.
The first issue of the year is ex-
pected to be distributed October 81
Monthly numbers will cover recent
decisions of the United States Su-
preme Court, other Federal and
State courts as well as various SUBJ
jects Of Federal legislation and other
matters of pertinent interest to
members of the bar.
Lawyers Contribute.
Prominent lawyers and professors
contribute regularly to the journal
In the forthcoming issue there will
be an article on The Conflict of
Laws Philosophy of Mr.. Justice
Holmes" by Prof. G. Kenneth Reib-
Itch of the University of Maryland
Luther D. Swanstrom, prominent
member of the Chicago bar, is fur
nishing an article dealing with GER
tain constitutional problems arising
in corporate reorganization under
the Chandler Act. while j. L. Borda
of the District of Columbia bar will
provide study entitled, "One's
Right to Enjoy Mental Peace and
Tranquility"
In addition to the three directing
editors, the remainder of the edi-
torial board is comprised of Cary
McNab Euwer, Supreme Court edi-
tor: Woodruff Janus Deem, Federal
legislation editor; Ashton M. Haynes
note editor; Peter James Brennan
jr., and c. Albert Feissner, recent
decision editors; Joseph William
Herman, book review editor, and
James Edward Corkey, secretary.
Qualified Students.
The following students were found
qualified to compete for places on
the staff:
Emil Peter, A. T. Doris, M. M
Brown, V. G. Dougherty, J. M
Morita, N. j. Chiascione, H. M
Chick, j. p Campbell, A. A. Juetner
L. H. Frutkin, c. E. Tripp, j. C.
Harrington, H. D. Kof1sky, ]. N
Jones, w. H. Edmonds, M. Neis-
choloss. H. Platnik, P. Fitzpatrick
j. H. Friefleld, j. w. Durant, F. E
Natter, P. M. Teater, S. F. Har-
rison, H. c. Wilkenfeld, j. I. Leavy
S. S. Sachs, F.. x. Brown, F. B
Sherry, A. P. Sullivan, G. D. Bruch
T. F. Flynn, M. Locker, E. E. Stocker
j. N. Johnson, L. B. Mackall F. x
McDonough, H. B. Roberts, F. H
Walton, jr, J. A. McKenna, A. A
Dickerman, j. P. Causey, C. j
Peters, r. L. Jackson, w. E. Jenkin-
son. L. r. Donelson, j. F. Preston
J. T. Dineen, R. D. Scott and L. R
Morriss.