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Evening star., 1949-12-11
brakes Bright Heads
Grid 0ffense Stars
With 1850 Yards
Special Dispatch 10 The Ssor

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Johnny
Bright. brakes Negro sophomore
halfback. is the official 1949 major
college offense leader with to-
tai of 1850 yards, third highest on
record.
National Collegiate Athletic Bu-
reau figures released today show
that Drake gained 975 yards rush.
ing and the same number on pass
plays. His nine-game total is ex-
ceeded only by the 2.187 yards
gained by Frank Sinkwich of
Georgia in ii games in 1912 and
by Stan Heath Of Nevada. who
had 1892 yards in nine games
last year.
He is the first sophomore ever
to take the title ane the second
Negro. Kenny Washington did 1t
l.10 years ago for UCLA.
Second was William and Mary's
Buddy Lex who gained All yards
rushing and 1926 passing for
1,736 yards. Lex also had a hand
in 81 touchdown plays, the coun-
try's best Lindy Berry of Texas
Christian was third with a l,700-
yard total.
Others among the first 10 we're:
Eddie Kriwiel, Wichita. 1897;
Tom O'Malley, Cincinnati, 1856;
Bob Williams, Notre Dame. 1.437:
Adrian Burk. Baylor, 1.347; John
Dottley, Mississippi. 1872; Bill
Cox. Duke. 1853; Paul Campbell,
Texas, 1858.
Virginas Johnny Papit was 18th
with 1914 yards; Navy's Bob Zas-
trow l7th with 1,183 yards:
George Washington Andy Davis
34th with 1869, and Georgetown's
Frank Mattingly 41st with 991
yards.
In team offense totals. Notre
Dame added to it's long list of
1949 honors by taking first place
with a 434.8-yard average for it's
10 games. The Irish also had the
country's highest total. 1894 yards.
Only three teams, Nevada last
year. Army in 1945 and Notre
Dame in 1916 have had better
game averages. Nevada's 1948
figure OF 487 yards is the all
time high.
Villanova's 1929 average was
good for second place. followed by
Oklahoma. 409.3: Texas Western,
1897; Army, 1886: Boston u.
1868: Mississippi, 1864: Missouri,
1853; Cornell, 381.1, and Miami
of Ohio, 1901.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Hopkins Star Given
Lacrosse Trophy
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK. Dec. 10.-Lloyd
Bunting, lacrosse star of Johns
Hopkins. tonight was awarded the
William c. Schmeisser plaque. a
trophy presented each year to the
os't outstanding defense player in the
Eight Of the 10 members of the
1949 all-America lacrosse team
were present to be honc.ed at
the annual dinner of the United
States Intercollegiate Lacrosse
Association. They were:
Philip Ryan, Navy, Robert
Proutt. Virginia, and Bunting. de-
defense: James Adams, Johns
Hopkins. and William Fuller. Syra-
cuse. midfield: Lee Chambers.
Navy, Richard Powell. r. P. l., and
Oliver Shepard. Johns Hopkins,
attack. Richard Seth, Navy, and
James Hartinger, Army, were un-
able to be present.
Ned Harkness, r.. P. I. coach,
was voted the man who did most
for lacrosse in 1949. He was chair
man of the North-South all-star
game at Troy, N. Y. last June.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Dovidson Five Edges
Virginia Tech, O-56
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

STATESVILLE. N. c., Dec. 10
For ward Bill Brooks scored 20
points here tonight to lead David
son to a, 60-56, Southern Confer
ence basketball victory over Vir-
ginia Tech. s.aa
Not more than six points sepa-
rated the teams at any time. The
score was tied twice in the second
half. 31-3l and 35-35. Then
Brooks sank a foul shot to give
Davidson a lead 1t never relin-
quished.
VPI outscored Davidson in
goals, 21-20, but the winners made
good on 20 free throws to IA for
VPI,
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Negotiations Begun
To Give ViI|emain Shot
Al La Motta's S Title
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-The In
ternational Boxing Club plans a
middleweight title fight sometime
in February or March" between
Champion Jake La Motta of New
York and Robert Villemain. the
Frenchman who beat him in an
overweight bout last night.
La Motta, who suffered a defeat
in his first start as a champ. will
confer with Jim Norris, IBC presi-
dent, Monday on terms for the
title bout. Joey La Motta, Jake S
brother, started negotiations with
Norris today.
"I1l defend any time Jim Norris
says the word" said La Motta.
He made the statement after the
fight and repeated it today.
Jake had more to say about his
future plans. No more six-month
layoffs.
Il plan to fight once month, :"
he said, anywhere in the world
non-title. I'll 60 wherever I can
get good offer.
La Motta revealed that he
weighed 1870 pounds when he first
started to train for the Villemain
bout. He came in at 1853, required
by contract.
The job of pairing off the suet
and the long layof left La Motta
far short on condition.
Jake trained for q return bout
with the late Marcel Cerdan but
postponed the fight because of a
shoulder injury. Cerdan, flying
here for the rescheduled bout, was
killed in a plane crash.
Villemain was elated by the vic
tory. He visited the IBC Offices
at Madison Square Garden today
to pick up his check. He is willing
and anxious to get title shot at
La Motta.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
BY Angelina J. CorobelIi

AS a highly successful horse
show season gives way to the fox
hunting gentry, tanbark devotees
are recounting the years hap
penings.
For the fourth consecutive year,
the nearby Virginia area has
emerged as the leader Of the Ma
tons hunter interests. Five hun
dred horses from all sections Of
the country and Canada per-
formed in the National Horse
Show and the relatively small
Southern contingent again ac-
counted for major share of the
hunter and jumper awards.
Sixty-eight Of the priced ma
tional ribbons are being displayed
in nearby tackrooms. These
awards include 3 championships,
8 reserve championships. % blues,
Is seconds. IL thirds. II fourths
and / sixth-place ribbon. In
addition, a large percentage of
the winners among the Jumpers
and hunters were products of the
areas breeding establishments
now owned by ranking stables
throughout the country.
Cardy Farms California bred
Gold Lode won his way into the
conformation hunter champion
ship circle. taking the coveted
crown out of the country for his
Canadian owner. The remaining
hunter championships were taken
by such familiar contenders as
DR.. and Mrs. Alvin I. Kay's Port
maker, conformation hunter re-
serve; Mrs. Gregory McIntosh's S
Really Rugged of Warrenton. Va,
young hunter champion; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Haggin Perry's Joseph's
Coat of Gotham, Va, reserve
young hunter; Mrs. John T. Ma
loney's Substitution of Warrenton.
Va, working hunter champion:
Col. and Mrs. H. H. Pohl's Fitz-
rada Of Leesburg, Va, reserve
working hunter. and the Perry's
Watch Me. pony champion. I
Keenest disappointment to all
was the absence Of an American
team in the international military
contests at the National. Mexico's
national anthem again became
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Navy Hard Pressed
Near End 10 Slave
Off Harvard, F, 1868
By the kssoeiotsd Press

BOSTON, Dec. 10.-Navy's bas-
ketball team Tended off a hard
driving Harvard finish tonight to
win, 70-68. at the Boston Garden.
Capt. Dave Mullaney, who two
years ago played as reserve for
the Holy Cross national cham
pions. paced the winners attack
with "a points and was the focal
point Of the Midshipmen's floor
work.
Mullaney had to take a back
seat, by one point, to Harvard's
John Rockwell, who contributed
rs to his teams losing cause.
Rockwell dunked 20 points in
the second half as Harvard fought
back from an 11-point deficit to
64-63, within one point of a tie.
1t was Rockwell's shooting under
the basket and his ability to tip
in rebounds that pulled the Grim
son back into the game.
However, Mullaney continued to
pop in long ones and in the final
seconds John Stinson stepped to
the foul line on four occasions
and sank each try.
Mullaney scored 8 of 20 shots
from the floor compared to Rock
wells 9 in l3 field shots.
The Navy player sank all of his
six attempts and Rockwell was
successful on 8 of IA attempts.
In the second game the Boston
College Eagles. who four nights
ago surprised with a victory over
Rhode Island State. overpowered
st. Anselm's Hawks from Man
chester. N. H.. 72-57.
The Eagles winning drive in the
second half was led by Sophomore
Timmy O'Connell with II points.
He got 18 points to top all scorers.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Promoter Says Aussie
Rates Chance at Title

LONDON, Dec. 10 (P.-Pro-
moter Jack Solomons said today
he would offer World Middle
weight Champion Jake LaMotta
a title fight against Dave Sands
of Australia in London in March.
Sands is entitled to a title
fight" Solomons declared. "He
clearly beat Villemain and now
Villemain has beaten LaMotta.
Sands had Villemain on the floor
and when it was over, the French
man didn't even know he had
been off his feet"
Sands outpointed Villemain in
London July 5.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Toledo Rockets Upset
Michigan Five, 57-36
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

TOLEDO, Ohio. Dec. 10. - The
University of Toledo Rockets,
beaten twice last year by Michi-
gan's Wolverine ,cagers. upset the
Ann Arbor visitors, 57-36, tonight.
1t was Michigan's first defeat in
three games and Toledo's fourth
triumph in six.
Michigan made a battle out of
1t in the first half and led 24-23
until two minutes before the in
termission. Max Suprunowicz.
Wolverine forward. made nine of
his IA points in the first half to
lead the Michigan offense. Most
of them were one-hand push shots
from near the foul circle.
Evening star., 1949-12-11

B a b S Miller,
Clarence Aus
tin and his son
and Mr.. Rap
paport lef,
Deale,. about
$50 am, with
Capt. Doyle,
a n d sighted
Rock breaking
In the channel
of of T h e
Gooses by the
bell buoy. The
fish went down
and they had
- ,,SA enough
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Armstrong High Quint Defeats
Allentown Catholic Five, 67-52

Armstrong High School pulled
away to a commanding lead in
the second quarter and proceeded
to defeat Central Catholic, white
high school from Allentown. Pa,
61-52. yesterday at Armstrong. It
was the season opener for the
colored team.
Mostly through the efforts Of
Lou Gerancher. who was high
point man with "a. the visitors
kept close during the first period
which ended. l7-15. in favor of
Armstrong.
Gene Lawrence, Don Robinson
and Leslie Morgan helped propel
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Oklahoma A. & N. Pressed
By 81. Joseph's S Five
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. TO-
Oklahoma A. 81 M. had a rough
time of it but managed to stay
in front virtually all the way to
hand ST. Joseph's of Eniladel,',..s ..s
a 57-46 defeat tonight in the Sec
ond game Of college double
header.
Temple won over Muhlenberg
56-49 in the first game at Conven-
ton Hall.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Nearby Virginia Hunters Lead
In Show Ring 4th Year in Row

the theme song OF the show as its
riders won 10 Of the 13 events.
SHOW RING DUST.-Contrary
to last years disagreements with
hunter judging at the National,
owners. riders and trainers this
year praised the decisions Of the
three foxchaser arbiters. w. Brock
Fuller, William Almy, jr., and An
drew Montgomery. -. Loud ap-
plause greeted Gordon Wright,
United States Army Reserve officer
and lone American competing in
military classes open to all
branches of the services. Lack
ing a United States team, fans
adopted the Irish officers. calling
them "our team. Capt. John
Meeks of the Riding Marines" at
Quantico is conducting a vigorous
campaign for a show team there
!. :. Major hurdles in his way in
clude the approval of the Secre-
tary of Defense and the transfer
of our jumpers now with the mill
tary constabulary in Germany
from the Army to the Marines
The Canadian Mounties, a
band OF 38 hand-pickd horsemen,
thrilled each audience with a per-
fectly executed musical ride. .,
Col. Wayne O. Kester. the official
show veterinarian had a trying
time with momentous decisions
dependent on his professional di-
agnoseS. =
Alfred G.. Tucherman. president
of the National, and his entire
staff were in top hats during the
eight-day run at Sherry's Tap and
Tack room, reserved for exhibitors
Every decision and performance
was minutely reviewed. Hang
over followed Scotch and Soda in
a jumping event. Hangover
was in the ribbons. :. Scotch and
Soda did not place. There was
much. discussion over the. exact
height Of a winning pony with
the pony disappearing while the
III gument ensued. -. Twelve
,car-old "SpunkyY Fisher, daring
open rider. awaited his turn by
leading comic books. entirely un-
|perturbed as seemingly unnego-
tiabIe courses were trying the
cotmtry's best leapers.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
White Sox to Work
With Sacramento Club
By the Assoeiofsd Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-The
Chicago White Sox today signed a
working agreement with the Sac
ramento Solons Of the Pacific
Coast League.
=. Addition of Sacramento, its only
triple A team, brings the Chi
cago farm system to eight clubs.
-Four are owned outright. includ-
ing Memphis of the Southern
Association. The others have
working agreements.
Ralph eRed) Kress, was named
manager of Sacramento several
vee1S ago.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
North CuroIino A and T
Tops Florida A and M
by the Asfocioted Prexs

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 10.-William
Blakely. burly 182-pound guard
from Warren, Ohio, kicked two
field goals and two extra points
to give North Carolina A & T a
20-14 victory over Florida A & M
in the 17th annual orange blossom
football game here tonight before a
crowd of 14,274.
Blakely booted both field goals
from the q yard line but missed
a third from the 10.
North Carolina showed over two
Iouchdowns in the first half and
led at half time 17-7.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
81, Johns and n. Y. U.
Win Garden Twin Bill
By the Associoied Press

NEW YORK. Dec. 10.-St.
Johns University Of Brooklyn ran
its victory string to seven straight
games tonight by easily defeating
Rhode Island State, 1854, in the
second half of a Madison Square
Garden doubleheader.
New York University outlasted
Rutgers. 1872. in the overtime
opener. The teams were tied. at
66-all at the end of regulation
time,
Evening star., 1949-12-11

lead to troll the bottom where
most of the Rock were hooked,
the largest about 8 lbs. All used
white bucktails with yellow heads
and most flsh caught between
II am. and noon.
If you can't get out to the Bay
try Aliens Fresh, below La Plata,
Md, for Yellow Perch and Pike.
For experienced advice and ex-
pert tackle shop Mills Co, 9th
and e NV, "SportsmaIa's Para
disc. Good Luck, Tight Lines.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Royals End Syracuse
Victory Streok, $3.50.
BY the Assoeio,ed Pres.

ROCHESTER, NY, Dec. 10. -
The Rochester Royals ended
Syracuse's 12-game National Bas-
ket Ball Association winning
streak tonight, downing the Ma
tionals, SO to SO. 4
In recording their eight straight
home floor triumph, the Royals
had to come from behind to win.
Red Holzman's long set shot
sewed up the contest for the
Royals late In the final quarter.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Cornell Trims CoIqute

ITHACA, N. Y. Dec. 10 IT,
Cornell University's basketball
team defeated Colgate here to-
night. 71-53, before $500 fans to
remain undefeated in three games.
The win put Cornell in front in its
series that dates back to 1902 with
Colgate. % games to 81.
Evening star., 1949-12-11

No Court Tilt, but
Passing Was Good
BY the Assoeioted Press

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 10
Somewhere between Munhall
and jeanette buses carrying the
basketball teams of the two
small Pennsylvania towns high
schools passed each other last
night.
But they never met.
On Munhall's schedule. the
game was scheduled to be
played at Jeannette. The jean
nette card listed the contest at
Munhall.
Evening star., 1949-12-11

HoAs " " -"
e v e r, ana
jot d o W n
figures away
from m the
prying eyes
of the po-
lie e. H e
writes with a
fancy hand
on a huge
sc or eboard,
in front of
hundreds of
people.
His name
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Ghezzi Disqualified
In Rules Violation;
MiddIecoff Withdraws
by the Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla. Dec. 10.-Bob
Hamilton and Freddie Haas, Jr.,
today tied for the lead in Miami's
$4,000 open golf tournament with
11-under-par 1895 at the end of
81 holes.
The days play was marked by
the elimination from the tourney
OF two of COLTS top stars. Vic
Ghezzi of Deal. N. j., was disquali-
fed for violating two rulings per-
tanning to practice during tour
nament while Cary Middlecof,
National Open champion from
Memphis, Tenn, withdrew after a
dispute regarding an out-of-
bounds shot.
Hamilton. 33-year-old playing
pro from Prince Georges Country
Club at Landover, Md. toured the
Miami Springs course in even par
35-35-70, while Haas, who was
three strokes behind at the end
of SO holes yesterday. went out
in three under par 80 and came
back in par 35-67.
Lead Changes Hands Twice.
Twice the lead changed hands
as the two battled a 22-mile east
wind.
Hamilton, who led the field yes
terday with 129-or II under reg
ulation-was IL under when he
birdied the par S fifth hole. but a
putt on the par 3 eighth gave
him par for the nine.
Haas, who yesterday fired a
hole in one. birdied the second,
fifth and sixth holes on the front
side.
At the end of nine holes the
Haas-Hamilton duel was stand
off with a 164 for As holes.
Young Haas took a short-lived
lead when he birdied the par five
18th. but Hamilton dropped a
four-footer on the par three 18th
to again even the match
Two strokes behind the leaders
at 201 were Sammy Snead, White
Sulphur Springs. w. Va, and
Tommy Bolt. Houston. Texas.
Snead. leading money winner of
1949, carded 34-33-67 and Bolt
fired 35-35-70.
Ransom Alone In Fifth.
Henry Ransom of st. Andrews,
H., was alone in fifth place with
an aggregate of 202. He carded
q SO today.
In sixth place were Claude Har-
mon of Mamaroneck. N. Y, and
Johnny Palmer of Badin. N. c.,
who had 54-hole cards of 203.
Wally Ulrich. Minneapolis. Otey
Crisman, Selma, Ala. and AL
Brosch, Garden City. N. Y, were
in a three-way tie for eighth with
205s.
Pete Cooper. Ponte Vedra, Fla,
was alone in eleventh at 206.
Bunched at 207 were Lew Wor-
sham, Pittsburgh, Dave Douglas,
Newark, Del, and Erie Ball, Oak
Park. III.
Skee Reigel of Tulsa, Okla. was
the low amateur with 138-70-208.
Also at 208 were pros Herman
Keiser, st. Andrews, ILL.,, and Glen
Teal, Memphis. Tenn.
i Final Round Today.
The final 18-hole round will be
played tomorrow.
Ghezzi. the rules committee
said, putted several balls on the
sixth green away from the hole,
during the tournament. He had
carded a 140-70-210. /
The rules committee explained
he made the puts before he holed
out while waiting for other play
ers to approach the green. /
Middlecoff's caddy thought the
drive off the 18th tee was out OF
bounds and picked up the ball.
Middlecof hit a provisional ball.
scored four and gave himself a
five. It was ruled the first shot
was In bounds and he should have
scored two penalty strokes for the
ball. The young pro
withdrew before rules committee
decision was made.
Low scores after "a holes:
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Waugh Sporks Konsos

LAWRENCE, Kans., Dec. 10 (H9.
Guard Jerry Waugh dropped in
18> points to lead the Kansas Jay
hawks to 60-52 victory over Pur-
due in nom conference basketball
game tonight.
Evening star., 1949-12-11

the home team to a half time lead
of 31-25 and a three-period ad-
vantage of 1888. Lawrence was
high for Armstrong with Is points.
Central Catholic entered the
game with q record of two VIC
tories in as MANY starts.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
By MerreIl WhittIesey

There's a fellow down in Mi
ann today who is making a
comfortable living writing num-
bers. He doesn't use a little
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Varied Sports
ADVERTISEMENT
TACKLE FISHING
by "Salty" Mills

72 Rock in an hour and a. half.
That's what G. Major, of The
Evening Star, reports his party
took this week. Major, along with
Evening star., 1949-12-11
faRlIEe faRRl<II4EEgEe.1 ~, r
- a9REEN @@~<.4snkZ

Last year Everett was in 38
states, and next week will add
Havana to the list when he
goes there with the pros for a
rich pro-amateur tornament.
Everett who now has a mod
est expense account, does not
attempt to keep up with the
players in the big money
bracket. He usually picks out
an auto court or tourist home
convenient to the club. He has
no more than a nodding ac-
quaintance with most of the
pros for paradoxically, while he
is with them 40 weeks a year,
he really sees very little Of
them.
We asked Everett how he oc-
cupied his time at nights.
strangely enough. he replied.
II usually go to bed, and I mean
early. When you're on that
board all day. writing thou
sands of number with preci-
sion and twisting into all sorts
of positions, you're ready for
bed"
In his 20-odd months on the
circuit, Everett has posted
three ones on the boards he
has operated. One by Bobby
Cr,lickshank, another by Bill
Nary and third by Chick
Harbert. the latter on the 14th
at Prince Georges during the
Washington Star Open. The
highest figure he has made was
IL, posted by an unknown
player during the Dapper Dan
tournament. at Pittsburgh. The
gentleman was requested to
withdraw the next day.
The lowest 18-hole score in
his tenure on the boards has
been a SO, a number of those,
. and the highest los, also made
in the Washington Star Open.
by Robert Sibley. He like to
make fours best, and that's the
figure he makes the most.
Everett said he talked the
matter over with his wife and
decided to try the tour one
more year. OF course his job
is in jeopardy because q
threatened cut in PGA Tourn-
ament Bureau Expenses, but a
big attractive scoreboard is an
asset to a tournament and he'll
probably be around making
his fancy Is, Is, IS, As and
maybe an 5 or g.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Eosy for Wisconsin :

CHICAGO, Dec. 10 (P.-Al
Nicholas. sophomore guard, aced
the Wisconsin basketball team to
an easy 68-55 victory over Loyola
tonight.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Sienu Trips Tempo, 6o-36

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 10. P,-
Siena colleges Indians scalped the
University of Tampa's basketball
team tonight. SO to SO, before
5000 fans. It was the eighth
straight win of the season for the
upstate New York team.
Evening star., 1949-12-11

Totals 271e7o Totals s42O
Evening star., 1949-12-11

Totals 26 961 Totals III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15

Atty. Willis NJ. Graves
and cis,tde w Haywood,
SO Mack
State OF Michigan. County OF
Wayne. >. 36s.543
AT session Of tie Probate
Court Tor said County OF Wayne
held at the Probate Coutl Room
IN the City OF Detroit. On tie
twenty fourth day ii September.
IN The year one thousand nne
hundred and fofty-nine.
Present william F. Collcs.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate II
Maggie Pennington, deceased
Ihlema Smith, administrators OF
said estate. having rendered 10
this Court her first and Anal ac-
count in said matter. and filed
herewith her pc, 'ion plaAug
that he residue o, sad estate
be assigned 10 the person or per-
sons entitled thereto
II is. orderer That me thirty
FIRST day Of October nest. al
ten O'Clock IN the forenoon At
SAID Court Room be appointed
for examining and allowing SAID
account and hsering said peu-
ton.
And it is further Oracied. Thsi
copy OF this order be published
once in each week for three
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-15
File New Brief
In Sweat Case

WASHINGTON. d. c Hcmar
Marion Sweatt's fight for admis.
sion to the law school OF the Uni.
verslty of Texas was advanced :
step this week as attorneys for
the NAAcP filed a rcply brief in
the united States Supreme Court
in'anSwer 70 a brief filed by the
university asking the cour, 10
reject the associations petition
to review the case.
The NAAcP brief. filed on o.
tober ! rencws the request for
a review Of the ease, which orig
mated more than two wears aeo
when Mr. Sweat first Souph, adj
MISSION 10 the Texas school In
'ne meantime, the case has been
tired IN state courts and X now
facing ITS FIRST federal test
For the first time, The United
states supreme Court is asked to
rule on segregation per Sc in
higher education
The NAAcP appeal i sup
ported By briefs a0cus curiac
filed by The American Jewish
Congress, a merIcRn Veterans
Committee Congress on Indus
trial Organizations. Federal Coun-
eil Of Churches Of Christ in Amer
Ica and the Committee ~ Law
Teachers Against Segregation in
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