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10 Law Sch. Bull. 1 (1940-1941)

handle is hein.journals/lwsbdu10 and id is 1 raw text is: LAW SCHOOL BULLETIN DUKE UNIVERSITY Vol. 10, Nos. 1 Edited by the Law Library Staff Oct.-Nov., 1940 DUKE BAR ASSOCIATION TO CONSIDER VARIOUS PHASES OF NATIONAL DEFENSE PROGRAM AT SERIES OF MEETINGS - CIVIL LIBERTIES DISCUSSED AT OCTOBER MEETING Professor Karl Loewenstein, head of the Department of Political Science at Amherst College and a former member of the Munich Bar, was the guest speaker as well as a member of a panel which discussed Civil Liberties Under the National Defense Program at the first meeting of the Duke Bar Association held on Friday, October 25th. The meeting, which was arranged by Mr. Harold Bragg, chairman of the Section on Civil Liberties, was the first in a series of four evening meet- ings which will be devoted to various phases of the national defense program. Professor Loewenstein is the author of Legislative Control of Political Extremism, Hitler's Germany, a Nazi Background to War and an address on Control of Subversive Activities in European Democracies, which he deliver- ed in September, 1940, before the Section on Criminal Law at the convention of the American Bar Association in Philadelphia. The other members of the panel were Messrs. Harold Bragg, Numa L. Smith, and Aute L6 Carr, third year law students; Mr. L. S. Laprade, editor of the Durham Herald; Col. Sidney C. Chambers, Durham attorney, and four members of the Duke University faculty, namely, Dr. Charles A. Ellwood, head of the Department of Sociology; Mr. Douglas B. Maggs, professor of law; Dr. Joseph B. Rhine. professor of Psychology; and Dr. H. Shelton Smith, professor of Christian Ethics. The section chairmen for the year, as announced by the Executive Committee of the Bar Association, are: Henry Sink, Grievances and Profession- al Conduct; Norton Arst, Law School Affairs; Ben Horack, Publications; Harold Bragg, Civil Liberties; John Moran, Legislation; Virgil Cooprider, International Law; Fred Rebman, Practice and Profession of the Law; Walter Lenox, Social Events; Woodrow Lipscomb, Athletic Events, and Hervey Moore, Public Relations. The Executive Committee consists of George T. Frampton, President; Charles H. Fisher, First Vice-President; C. H. Richardson, Second Vice- President; 0. C. Carmichael, Third Vice-President; James J. Boyle, Secretary and Charles P. Canavan, Treasurer, MEMBERS OF LAW LIBRARY STAFF ATTEND CONFERNCE MISS COVINGTON PRESIDES Miss Covington, Research Librarian, President of the Carolina Law Li- brary Association, presided at the semi-annual meeting held in Raleigh on the afternoon of Friday, October 25th. Among the topics included on the pro- gram were a discussion of the indexing of legal publications in North Carolina

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