Evening star., 1939-10-08
47 Students Named
On 6. W.~Law Review
Editorial Board
Articles by Jackson
And Justice Miller
In November Issue

Forty-seven students of George
Washington University law school
have been selected, on the basis of
high scholastic standing, to serve
this year on the student editorial
board of the George Washington Law
Review, 1t is announced by the fac
ulty Of the law school.
The student editors, under the
supervision of the faculty editor in
chief, faculty board of associate ed
itors and board of departmental ad-
visory editors, undertake legal re-
search and writing for the Law Re-
view, the successful performance of
which is required for the degree of
turis doctor.
Publication of the George WASH
ington Law Review is part of the
law schools program of teaching and
research in public law. The Law
Review is said to be the only legal
periodical in the country devoted
exclusively to governmental and
Federal public law, and utilizes the
special resources of the Nation S
Capltal IN LnlS neld.
Jackson Writes for Issue.
The first issue of the year, which
will be of the press in November,
will carry leading articles by Solici-
tor General Robert Jackson and As
sociate Justice Justin Miller of the
District Court of Appeals.
A special issue is planned this year
to commemorate the 25th anniver-
sary of the Federal Trade Commits
sion. Plans for this issue are being
directed by a committee composed
Of Robert E. Freer. chairman of the
commission. and Prof. S. Chester
field Oppenheim and Prof. John A.
McIntire of the law faculty.
Student editor in chief of the Law
Review this year will be Frank Neu-
hauser of Louisville. KY; student
managing editor, Robert Lemke,
Fargo, N. OAK; editorial notes editor,
Richard Fitzgerald, Kalamazoo,
Mich: patent editor. John Pearne,
Altadena, Calf; recent case editor,
Ardis Blackburn, Washington: at
torney general editor. Frazer Hilder,
Washington; book review editor
George Roeming, Milwaukee, Wis.
Others on Editorial Board.
Others named to the student edi-
torial board are:
Herbert Magil, Philadelphia;
Homer Cupples. Washington: Her
bert Roberts, Evansville, Ind; Leo
Bachman, Washington; Alexander
McDill, Washington; George Mons
ma, Grand Rapids, Mich; Tracy
Mulligan, Washington; Rena Alpert,
New York City; Herbert Meyer,
Washington; Fannie Lipshitz, Long
Island, N. Y; Arthur Weissman,
New York City; Maurice Rosenfeld,
Portland. Oreg.; Harry Rosner. New
York City; William Green. State
College, Pa; Don H. Banks, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Charles F. O'Neall, Lubbock, Tex;
James Snedeker, Washington;
Arthur H. Behrens, Washington;
Albert H. Graddis. New York City;
Allan R. Poore, Washington; Mer-
rill K. Gee, Pocatella, Idaho: jean
cite Goldstein, Washington; John
r. Schmidt, Ann Arbor, Mich;
Lothair Michaelis, Munich, Ger
many; Edward A. Ruestow, Valley
Stream, N. Y: Robert E. Ferguson,
Marysville, Kans; Frank w.
Schmiege, Kalamazoo, Mich;
Howard j. Anderson, Salt Lake City,
Utah; Joe de Ganahl. Bristol, Pa;
Robert Jones, Greenville. Pa.
Irving Ladimer. Washington;
Sidney johnson, Herkimer, N. Y;
Victor D. Behn. Brooklyn, N. Y;
John j. Flynt. Griffin. Ca; Aaron
Levine. Nichols, Conn; Frederick
Ball, Tif1in, Ohio; George L. Derr,
Muncy. Pa; Vaughn D. Reed. Chi
cago; Eleanor Schwartzbach, Wilkes
Barre, Pa, and George M. Bell,
Logan, Utah.