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ye. ‘ ee ee rn rn Mew pe OS Ue ot ‘s D k law clerks and@ as young lawyers. Suggestion of a minimum wage for clerks brayht a withdrawal for the St. John's Student Council. Assurance that the organization would take no stand at present on a minimum wage brought the Council back in and THOMAS W. LA VENIA, President of the St. John's Council, was elected Vice President of the new organization. NY 100-111180 "The sroup finally adopted the proposal by the Linfield Committee that the association ‘take adequate steps in conjunction with Bar Association's law school faculties and other legal groups to improve the economic well being of law students, law clerks and young attorneys’. Suggestions were made for more Government jobs for lawyers. “The meeting decided that the organization would be a forum for the discussion of the legal basis of national problems and encourage cooperation between law reviews and the exchange of professors and would seek changes in curriculum to prepare for Government positions”. Mentioned in the above article with THOMAS W. LA VENIA were STANLEY LEVISON and JOHN MALONEY, student and Vice Dean, respectively, of St. John's University Law School. Tne House Committee on Un-American Activities, 79th Congress, @nd Session, May 29, 1946, at Washington, D. C. reported the following on Page 8 with respect to the American Law Association: "1, Cited as under Communist control, influence, or collaboration with the CP by the Committee for Cultural: Freedom, eA alae JOHN DEWEY,Chairman, April, 1940". ate ree: - 72 - _ . CU fe yy 4 fo. Ce : wt vote cy Bled poe! as “4 Se EY pata BRC ELEN che clare cle We i te ae nen aa nederdel RA ara han her a a ei ie ete rang I al Si iat obi lanes sin andy eee ce +