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BOARD IS NAMED TOVIEW AGADEMY Seven Educators, Eleven| From Congress, Will In- spect Naval School. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. ANNAPOLIS, March 9.—President Roosevelt has named six university | presidents and & college dean to the | board of visitors of the Naval Acad- emy, due to convene here April 29. Vice President Garner has named five Senators, including Senator Park ‘Trammell of Florida, chairman of the ,Senate Naval Affairs Committee, while Speaker Byrns has selected six Rep- resentatives to complete the board. Representative Carl Vinson of Georgia, chairman of the House Naval Affairs Committee, is among those named by Byrns. Nevils Included. President Roosevelt’s selections are Dr. Rufus B. Von Kleinsmid, presi- dent of the University of Southern California: Dr. K. C. M. Sills, pres- ident of Bowdoin College; Dr. M. L. Brittain, president of the Georgia Institute of Technology; Dr. H. E. Clifford, dean of the Harvard En- gineering School; Dr. Edward C. El- liott, president of Purdue University; Dr. Francis Pendleton Gaines, presi- dent of Washington and Lee Uni- versity, and Dr. W. Coleman Nevils, | ing taxes and certain majority opin-l | fons. Representative Opinions of Mr. Jus- tice Holmes, arranged with intro- ductory notes by Alfred Lief. 1931. KB83L.HT72. On legislative freedom, the States and the Nation, trade combinations and boycotts, constitutional guaran- tees, public utilities, State taxation, etc. Speeches by O. W. Holmes. Y H732s. A collection of addresses given be- fore memorial, college and legal groups, 1884-1900. Books and Selected Mngnzlne! Articles. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, .] biography by Silas Bent. 1932.! E.H738b. ’ “This has been called ‘A Biography of Character,’ and it is mainly that; well written, catching the significant points of career and character.”—T. C. Richards. Mr. Justice Holmes; contributions by | B. N. Cardozo, M. R. Cohen, John Dewey and others; ed. by Felix Frankfurter. 1931, E.H738m. A volume of appreciative papers “published on the occasion of the ninetieth birthday of Oliver Wendell Holmes, March 8, 1931.” Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, by C. A. Beard. Current History. 33:801-6. March, 1931. | “Learning he had supplemented by experience in the practice of law, but not long enough to acquire the fixed habits of the advocate or the patron- age of the great combinations in trade.” Legal Philosophy of Justices Holmes and Brandies, by W. H. Hamilton. Current History. 33:654-60. Feb- 1900. persident of Georgetown University. Serving with Senator Trammell will be Senators William H. Dieterich of Illinois; Richard B. Russell, jr., of Georgia: Jesse H. Metcalf of Rhode Island, and James J. Davis of Penn- &ylvania. In addition to Representa- tive Vinson. the other House mem- bers are, William P. Cole, jr., of Maryland: Alfred L. Bulwinkle of | North Carolina; John H. Tolan of | California; Daniel A. Reed of New | York and U. S. Guyer of Kansas. Session Considered Vital. | ‘The program for the annual inspec- | tion has not been announced, but | the approaching session is considered | especially vital, in that a bulldmg‘ program has been proposed for the Naval Academy, and the views of the | senators and Representatives may | have much to do with the program's | success or failure. The past several inspection boards to the Academy have recommended | vast improvements. but their reports have not been passed into action. This year, however, there are many who feel that something constructive will result from the annual inspection. | PUBLIC LIBRARY CLIVER WENDELL HOLMES. 1841—1935. N _TRIBUTE to Justice Oliver ‘Wendell Holmes the Public Li- brary presents a list of his writ- ings in the library's collection and of books and selected magazine articles about him. Writings. Collected Legal Papers, by O. W. Holmes. 1920. KLH733. Includes papers from “Early Eng- lish Equity,” dated 1885, to “Natural Law” of 1918. The Common Law, by O. W, Holmes. 1881. KL.H733c. | Justice Holmes’ well-known treatise on the law. The Dissenting Opinions of Mr. Jus- tice Holmes, arranged with intro- ductory notes by Alfred Lief. 1929. K83L.HT72d. Includes opinions on hampering so- cial experiments, on infringing upon freedom, on encroaching upon lhe Btates, on usurping power, on escap- ' annA f-The Avenu"=Tth. 3th snd © Bts. ROSEB WESTINGHOUS SEWING MACHINES | great man.” ruary, 1931. “They are alike men of culture, of broad intellectual interests, of large- mindedness which never endows the trivial with cosmic importance, of a sense of humor which keeps even the law in its place.” i Justice Holmes at Ninety, by C. E.| Hughes. Review of Reviews.| 83:69-70. April, 1931. “What is his secret? An arresting style which gives point and finish to decision, a pungent wit which is above the law, the broad vision of a phi- losopher, a sense of reality, an instinct for leadership, a capacity for making the old serve the new, both being clly in the hands of the expert potter.” Mr. Justice Holmes; His Opinions on Education, His Philosophy of Life and Law, by W. W. Keesecker. School Life. 18:51-2. November, 1932. “Holmes was a profound student of | humanity. His eminence as a jurist is due in a large measure to the fact | that he went to the depths of his field. He regarded the depths of law as a foundation of its height.” Mr. Justice Holmes, For His Eighty- ninth Birthday, by H. J. Laski.| Harper. 160:415-23. March, 1930.| “He has proved again the simple secret that a great judge must be a If your feet hurt, don’t guess as tothe cause. Let our Foot Comfort Expert determine it for you scientifically by the famous Dr. Scholl Foot Test. It coste ou nothing! We ialize in De. 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