PER CURIAM:
On or about February 11, 1970, Jordan White, the plaintiff-appellee, an employee covered by the Texas Workmen's Compensation Act, sustained bodily injuries within the course and scope of his employment. In due course, in accordance with Texas procedures, the Industrial Accident Board made an award on the claim, with which White was dissatisfied. He had twenty days in which to seek appropriate redress in the Texas courts or, in case of diversity, in the...
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