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...upholding the cancellation of the gold clauses the sleek attorneys of the railroads joined with the Government. The Government's lawyerlike brief was signed by two of its bright young men, Paul A. Freund, onetime secretary to Mr. Justice Brandeis, and John G. Laylin, assistant to General Counsel Herman Oliphant, of the Treasury. But the Government's oral argument was definitely less than lawyerlike. Rather than risk his case in the uncertain hands of his Solicitor General, Attorney General Cummings put on his cutaway, striped trousers and derby and marched to the bar in person. Flanking...
...later President Roosevelt appointed Mr. Berle financial adviser to the U. S. Embassy in Cuba. He expected to spend a fortnight sizing up the Cuban Treasury and Cuban sugar. His findings will be "made available to the Cuban Government." With Mr. Berle last week went another financial adviser, John Laylin, special assistant to Under-Secretary of the Treasury Dean Acheson. The two were expected to be back in Washington before Ambassador-designate Jefferson Caffery goes to Havana to take the place of temporary Ambassador Sumner Welles. To show Cuba's good faith President de Cespedes last week earmarked...
...Laylin 3L, who is chairman of the committee in charge of the first year clubs, has three types of clubs under his control. Some of the men have joined established clubs, others have formed new clubs which are literally adopted by the older clubs, and the rest are independent organizations. The Dean of the Law School appoints supervisors from the third year class, and assistant supervisors from the second year, to aid the last named group in their organization...
...Laylin pointed out that the ability to stand up and answer questions, and to make an intelligent use of the library, were the main benefits to be derived from Law Club work. The cases to be argued are drawn up by the judges of the first courts, subject to the approval of the Board of Student Advisors. The judges are men in the third year of the Law School...
...Board of Student Advisors in charge of the Ames Competition has been organized with W. J. Milde 3L as chairman for the year. J. G. Laylin 3L is to have charge of the first-year courts, C. D. Kyle 3L of the second-year courts, and W. C. Poletti 3L of the third-year courts. The other members of the Board are A. J. Bronstein 3L, C. L. Colson 2L, B. B. Fensterstock 3L, W. E. Hoagland 2L, J. G. Laylin 3L, H. W. Lilley 3L, H. H. W. Lewis 3L, W. J. Maier 3L, F. L. Pitner...
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