Jl. Judge To Speak HtLaw DayFriday iltaorable Charles S. -i chief judge of the ijll :(New York, will speak vm Day Symposium at , tj. ieisity from 9 to 11 a.m., 'In . May 1, in the Courtroom :ji building. i Sjmposlum will be a 1 i the full day observ- Law Day during : if new College of Law 3 will be dedicated. Desmond became the first person per-son to hold the office of chief judge of the state of New York. The event capped a career ca-reer of more than 40 years before the bar. Judge Desmond was born in Bullafol, N.Y. and graduated from Canisius College in 119117. After serving a tour in the U.S. Marine Corps, he went on to the University of Buffalo Law School, graduating in 1920. jni n ceremony wm ;PJ )bteat2p,m. -Symposium is being pre-A? pre-A? ktf the Utah State Bar "f -College of 'Law and will f1 ::k subject of "Habeas - --Proposals for Reform." ; J 3 include Paul L. I - Cl M. Loeb, professor J University; Walter Belts professor at i University; and Edgar 1 professor of law s'trsity College of Law. ' " 1, 1962, Judge I ' ..7'?-'"ra- hi SV-1 VI