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11 Law Sch. Bull. 1 (1941-1942)

handle is hein.journals/lwsbdu11 and id is 1 raw text is: LAW SCHOOL BULLETIN DUKE UNIVERSITY Vol. 11, No,. 1, Edited by the Law Library Staff November, 1941 IWORkAL INSTITUTE FOR LaW SCHOOL GRADUATES SPONSORED BY LEGAL AID CLINIC,. ALUMNI GROUP MEETS An informal institute for graduates of the Law School, sponsored by the Legal Aid Clinic, was held on Friday and Saturday, November 14th and 15th.. Dean Horack opened the institute and presided at the first meeting which was held on lriday afternoon at 3:30, In the absence of Mr, Lowndes, who was unable to be present, Mr. 3radway read his paper entitled Signifi- cant Changes in the 1941 Federal Revenue Act. At 4;30 kr. Bradway intro- duced Mr. Bolich who spoke ih the field of estate planning taking as his topic Powers of Appointment , Judge Bryson, who was scheduled to present Mr, Bolich was unable to be present. On Saturday morning at 9:30 A.M. Mr. Bradway introduced Captain Charles R, Jonas of the State Selective Service Office who discussed The Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act of 1940. Immediately after this address., Mr. Bolich, Secretary of the Law School Alumni Association, called a meeting of that group during which it was voted to appoint a committee to support the program of the Law School, by providing prospective students with information about the Law School, by building up the Library through the donation of books and pamphlets and by encouraging gifts for the establishment of additional scholarships and for other desirable purposes. PRICE CONTROL LEGISLATION TO BE CONSIDERED AT BAR ASSOCIATION MEETING A Congressioal Committee hearing concerned with the subject of price control legislation will be the special feature of the program of the meeting of the Duke Bar Association to be held in the Court Room on Tuesday, December 16th at 7:45 P. M. Professors Weldon Welfling, of the Economics Department, and David F. Cavers of the Law School will play the roles of experts who have drafted a bill and are prepared to explain its provisions and the probable effect that it will have upon the problem involved. The following members of the Law School student body will serve as members Of the Congressional Committee: William $..Ault, John B. Brecken- ridge, Oliver C. Carmichael, James J. 'Doyle, Jackson R. Hambrick# Ed Kelther, Frederick Nelson, Herman F, Owens, Jr,, Joseph 0. Tally, Jr.., Charles Tice, and Maurice Winger. Mr* James J. Doyle, President of the Duke Bar Association will preside. At the meeting held on November 11th Professor M. T, Van Hecke, Dean

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