Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1936, Page 6

" A—6 w»¥ b. W. LAW SCHOOL NAMES 4 TEACHERS New Faculty Members Take Places as Students Con- tinue Enrolling. Appointment of four new members to the faculty of George Wasnmgion University Law School was announced today as registration continuea ror the new term. En- rollments began Saturday and were to continue through today and tomorrow. k. Spencer Gor- don, who has P been in active law practice in Washington for 24 years, was named an ad- junct professor of law and will serve as one of the judges of the moot court. He is a graduate of G. W. U, receiving his law degree there in 1912. Previously he had graduated from Princeton with an A. B. degree. William Warfield Ross, also a grad- uate of George Washington, wno nas been practicing here since 192z, was appointed lecturer in law ana aiso will serve as a judge of the moot court. Justin Lincoln Edgerton, named an associate in law, will serve as clerk of the court. He also graduated irom G. W. U, receiving both his A. B. and LL. B. there. ‘The fourth new faculty member is Frank Lawrence Mechem, who was ap- pointed lecturer in law. Since 1935, he has been an attorney in the Bu- reau of Internal Revenue, and prior to that time taught law at the Uni- versity of Buffalo, University of Idaho and the University of Washington, and had practiced his profession in Jowa. Associated with the new members of the moot court will be Justice Joseph ‘W. Cox of District Court, who will be chief justice of the court, and Gilbert Hall, for many years a member of the | faculty. The G. W. U. Law School this year has been advanced virtually to the | standing of a graduate school, a college degree being required for entrance ex- eept for students taking the six-year combined arts-and-law or engineering- and-law course. All classes at G. W. U. start Wed- Resday. Spencer Gordon. DOCKWEILER LIKELY | SUBCOMMITTEE HEAD > . | McMillan's Stand Opens Way for Californian to Head Army Bill Unit. Representative Thomas S. McMillan of South Carolina prefers the chair- manship of the Subcommittee on Ap- | propriations for the four Departments | of State, Justice, Commerce and Labor to the chairmanship of the subcom- mittee to draft the War Department appropriation bill. He is in line for chairmanship of | either committee and the ultimate appointment rests with Chairman James P. Buchanan of Texas, but if agreeable to him, McMillan says he expects to remain with the four-de- partment bill which he piloted through the House in the last session. He put in much work familiarizing himself with the work of these departments, and find it gives him a broader scope of general legislation than would con- fining himself to specializing on the War Department bill. ‘This opens the way for Representa- & 7 tive John F. Dockweiler of California, Im on who has specialized on the needs of the Army, to take over this important subcommittee. Representative Dock- weiler is not now chairman of any subcommittee, and the Democratic members of the California delegation are urging him for this post. | Representative J. Buell Snyder of | Pennsylvania, now chairman of the Legislative Subcommittee, is negotiat- ing for a shift to the chairmanship of the War Department Subcommit- tee, if he is re-elected. He is next in line for the chairmanship under sen- fority preference if McMillan declines the post. Snyder is having a hard fight for re-election. REICH’S ARMY PREPARED | TO PERFORM FOR HITLER By the Assoclated Press. FULDA, Germany, September 21.— Detachments from all sections of Ger- many’s land and air forces moved into position today, awaiting the arrival of Reichschancellor Hitler to begin the Jargest army maneuvers in the na- tion’s history. Military corps concentrated in this | region were to begin their five-day ' revival of the famous “Kaiser maneuvers.” ‘The German News Bureau declared the maneuvers were “according to the tradition of the pre-war army.” Please.. LET US KNOW PROMPTLY IF YOU'RE GOING TO MOVE Just Telephone ask for the Business Office and say— ‘"MOVE MY TELEPHON Because of the large number of families Girl Robbed PURSE RECOVERED FROM JUVENILE THIEF. DORIS FAUST, Twelve years old, of 1772 Co- lumbia road, whose purse was snatched by a colored girl of her own age as she was on her way to church yesterday. The purse, containing change for the collection bor, was re- stored to its owner after police arrested the thief, who was dressed in boy’s clothing. —Star Staff Photo. DR. MACLEAN SPEAKER IN PEACE CAMPAIGN | | Catholic U. Professor Was Or-| ganizer of National Student Conference. ‘The Emergency Peace Campaign | announced today that Dr. Donald A.| MacLean, professor at Catholic Uni- | versity, has volunteered , his services i as a speaker for s ) the Fall and| Winter program. | Dr. MacLean W & 5 organizer and director of the National Catholic Student | Peace Conference | last year, He is| chairman of the | Committee o n | Disarmament of the Catholic As- sociation for ln-k ternational Peace, | 4 member of the Committee on In- ternational Justice and also of th2 American Peace Society. | More than 500 meetings will be held by the Emergency Peace Compaign during October and November in as many cities throughout the country, Dr. MacLean. | culminating in mass peace gatherings on Armistice day. The campaign was inaugurated last April. Dr. Maclean is an associate pro- | fessor in social and international ethics at the university. | KNOX TRAVELS AGAIN i Delivers One of Major Addresses at Los Angeles Tonight. SANTA BARBARA, Calif., Septem- | | ber 21 (#).—Rested by a week end de- | | voted chiefly to golf, Col. Frank Knox, | | Republican vice presidential nominee, | prepared this morning to resume his California campaign tour. Knox was to leave today aboard | the special six-car campaign train, | which has carried him into 19 States. | In Los Angeles Knox is to deliver one | of the major addresses of his Cali- | fornia tour tonight. i RUB WITH | “CREAMED” ALCOHOL | SPRY quickly relieves paining muscles, backache, sore joints. Can’t spill. Liquefies as you rub it in. Doesn’t “dry out” the skin. Fasy to use. Economical. 70% absolute alcohol. Large size, 29¢ —double size, 49¢. AT YOUR RETAILER'S r loc For speciaL || SEND ' TRIAL JARI | Print mame and address | 1 [} || | Mail te SPRY, inc., 9 1. 37th SL, N. Y.C. | W-43 | moving at this season it is very important that we know several days in advance so that we can move your telephone promptly. THANK YOU The C. & P. 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