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SL 161-1439 "In any event, reference to this matter and to my membership on the national committee of the International Juridical Association are utterly immaterial and irrelevant to the subject matter of the report. Incidentally, I have never participated in the affairs of the Association any my membership is entirely nominal. To the best of my information and belief, this is solely and exclusively a professional organization devoted to the study of legal problems incident to labor relations. The Bulletin which it publishes is a recognized legal authority in the field." The American League for Peace and Democracy, the Inter- national Juridical Association, and the International Juridical Association Monthly Bulletin are characterized in the appendix of this report. No additional details regarding this matter were shown in the records. The records also indicated he was admitted to the Connecticut State Bar in June, 1934. It was also shown in the records that he was a member of the Columbia Power Post Number 120 of the American Legion at Washington, D.C. The date and place of birth were shown as June 19, 1910, at Memphis, Tennessee. pie A review on October 30, 1964, by ae of the Naval service records on file at the Military Personne Records Center, St. Louis, Missouri, for ABE FORTAS, Serial Number 836 82 78, indicated he enlisted in the U. s: Naval Reserve on October 22, 1943, and entered on active duty on er 16, 1943; ‘BU SaMpson; New-York. ~ He ‘servéd on active duty until December 9, 1943, and was issued a Good Discharge entice Seaman at Wastingtoa, D. Co, due to the approved recommendation of a Medical Survey because of chditoretinitis. His military occupation was shown as Apprentice Seaman and civilian occupation as Under Secretary of Interior. Records failed to reflect any foreign service, awards, citations or decorations. ow 5 =