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9 Law Sch. Bull. 1 (1939-1940)

handle is hein.journals/lwsbdu9 and id is 1 raw text is: LAW SCHOOL BULLETIN DUKE UNIVERSITY Vol. 9, No. 1 Edited by the Law Library Staff October, 1939 SUMITR ISSUE OF LAW A1D CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS DEALS WITH LABOR STANDARDS The Summer Issue of Law and Contemporary Problems contains a 173 gage symposium composed of twelve articles dealing with the legal, economic and administrative oroblems raised by the Federal Fair Labor Standards Act which enters its second year of operation this month and automatically inaugurates, for those within its scope, a higher minimum wage and a lower maximum work week. While advantage has been taken of the experience thus far had under the Act,many of the writers have not hesitated to deal with those oroblems of the future which will arise as the standards of the law become more exacting. A uniaue method of presenting the constitutional angle is made use of - two imaginary Supreme Court decisions - one uphold- ing and one invalidating the law. FACULTY !%vBERS ACTIVE DURING HOLIDAY PERIOD Dean Horack was the principal speaker at the Duke pay meeting held in Roxboro on Friday, September 22nd. During the summer he attended the annual meeting of the North Carolina Bar Association held at Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina, from June 22nd to 24th. Mr. Bradway has recently attended several bar association meetings to further the interests of the legal aid movement in the development of which he plays such a vital part. As chairman of the Committee on Legal Aid he attended the annual meeting of the American Bar Association in San Francisco in July and, acting as chairman of similar committees, he has also participated in the annual meetings of the North Carolina and Pennsyl- vania Bar Associations. While in the west he made an inspectional tour of the legal aid clinics on the Pacific Coast. Mr. Bradway, who is secretary of the National Association of Legal Aid Organizations, will attend the annual meeting of that group in Grand Rapids on October 19th and 20th. Mr. Bradway is the special editor of the September issue of the Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science which is entitled Frontiers of Legal Aid Work. Other recent work includes Legal Aid Work and the Orgenized Bar, a collection of selections from the proceedings of the National Association of Legal Aid Organizations, the Legal Aid Clinic of Duke University, a new revised edition of Instructions to Students, the handbook used by students in the Duke Legal Aid Clinic and articles in the Handbook of North Carolina County Councils and the Social Work Year Book. Mr. Arthur M. Cathcart, who was visiting professor last year, and Mrs. Cathcart, are again safely in Palo Alto, after a decidedly exciting return from Eirope where they had spent the summer. The boat upon which the Cathcartt s returned took the same route and followed a schedule varying only a fe-r hours from that of the Athenia which was sunk by a German sub- marine. Mr. Cathcart has returned to the Stanford University Law School.

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