Evening star., 1940-10-13
virginian 10 Edit
Law Journal Of
Georgetown u.
Ten Named on Boord
And IS Are Put on
Publications Stuff

Appointment Of G. Daniel Bruch,
a senior of the Georgetown Univer-
sity School of Law from Roanoke,
Va, as editor in chief of the
Georgetown Law Journal, heading
a staff of 95 students, was announced
yesterday.
The ten students comprising the
executive board and IS general staff
members were announced by the
Rev. Francis E. Lucey, S. j., regent
of the law school as the journal
entered upon its 29th year of pub
lication. The entire staff was
chosen by the faculty on the basis
of scholastic standing.
These new appointees, under the
direction of their faculty adviser,
Prof. Harold G. Reuschlein, will
edit eight issues Of the Journal dur
ing the academic year. The first
issue will contain, in addition to
it's regular features, a number OF
leading articles by prominent men,
bers of the bar.
Two Associate Editors.
Mr.. Bruch, who will be responsible
for directing the staff, holds Phi B
degree from Xavier University. The
two associate editors are Melville E
Locker of New York City, B. s.
Johns Hopkins University, and Will
liam H. Edmunds of Boston, B. A..
Harvard University. In addition tc
excelling in their studies, the men,
bers of the editorial board must
have at least one year of previous
active service with the Journal.
Other members of the editorial
board are Frederick r. Walton, jr.
of the District, the Supreme Court
editor; Edward E. Stocker, Of Fay
etteville, Ark, editor Of Federal leg
islation; Austin P. Sullivan OF
Bethesda. Md, notes editor; Lewis
r. Donelson, III. of Germantown
Tenn. and Paul Fitzpatrick of May
field, KY, editors of recent decis-
ions: Carl j. Schuck of Los Angeles
Calf, book review editor, and Fran
els x. McDonough of Fai- Haven
VT. secretary.
Mr.. Walton and Mr.. Sullivan are
graduates of Georgetown College
Eligible List Announced.
The following were named by the
faculty as eligible to compete for
permanent positions on the staff:
T. P. Ansberry, C. w. Boyle, c. L.
Decker, T. J. Griffin. John r. Hig-
gins. David King, K. D. Lynch, w. B
Mcdonnell, L. E. Mote. M. A. Nixon
C. E. Thompson, John Il. Wall
Joseph L. Ward. D. A. Wilson. C. w
Aho. William Blum, c. F. Carroll
NJ R. Clarkson, r. c. Coon. w. j
Coon, j. J. Doherty, j. A. Donohoe,
F. L. Dougherty, r. Edwards, G.. A
Edwards, H R. Hudson, L. H. Ian
man. r. F. Lavelle. L. c. Lord, ID. F.
Melchoir. J. r. Paul. S. Ramirez
A c. Seward, c. w. Stewart, J. C
Toomey, S. j. Walsh. D. G. Wilson
C. D. Anderson, D. C. Blythe. J. P
Causey. T. P. Corwin, A. A. Dicker-
man. w. J. Gibbons, J. J. Goctten
w. Gutmann, A. c. Lazure. j. A
McKenna, c. j. Peters. J. F. Pres
ton. w. v. Reilly, c. F. Barker, J. j
Bowler, C. C. Byron. j. T. Dressell
J. w. Durant, j. M. Franz, J. H
Freifield j. L. Gagnier, j. c. Cart
ner. E. F. Harrison, F. E. Hays. F E
Mckay, D. K. Moore, Meyer Neisch-
loss, Harry Platnik, S. S. Sachs
N. E. Salot, ]. J. Somers. ]. E.
Switzer, Ray A. Walsh. Richard A
Walsh, c. Wasserman. H. c. Wilken-
field. P D. Berry, j. D. Calandriello
J. G. Denny, T. F. Flynn, H. L.
Johnson, D. E Martin, J. Nardone
H. B Roberts, T. A. Steele, S. Wein-
traub, A. w. Wlderotter and S
Russo.