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It will be obvious to every reader of the MARYLAND MANUAL
that a book of this kind can never be wholly accurate on the date it
appears. The very last chaiiges were made in proof on January 9,
1964. But at that time many sections of the book were already being
printed. Therefore, while some of the text is accurate up to January
9, 1964, other parts of the book, for example the Legislative Section,
are accurate only through October 15, 1963. The reader of the follow-
ing will please take this fact into consideration.

p. 60 Read Vacancy in place of Robert S. Bourbon, Special Assistant
Attorney General for University of Maryland, resigned.

pp. 51,52 Read Thomas B. Yewell, Securities Commissioner, vice

Decatur Miller, resigned.

p. 65 On line 5 in last paragraph, read State Colleges in place of

State Teachers Colleges.

p. 60 Under Board of Trustees of State Colleges, read Comer Swift
Coppie, Executive Director; Victor Frenkil, 1969, vice Elkan
R. Myers.

p. 62 Under Frostburg State College, read Rudolph S. Bremer, Act-
ing President, vice R. Bowen Hardesty, M.A., LL.D., President.

p. 71 Under Maryland School for the Deaf: add to Board of Visitors,

James MeSherry.

p. 74 Under State Department of Health: The Chief of the Bureau

of Laboratories is Robert L. Cavenaugh, M.D.

p. 80 Under Radiation Control Advisory Board: read Victor A. Mc-

Kusick, M.D., 1967, vice Carl P. Swanson.

p. 84 Leo Klein is Executive Director of Commission on Physical

Fitness.

p. 86 Advisory Council on Child Welfare: The members are as fol-
lows: Mrs. Lewis Rumford II, Chairman; J. Donn Aiken, State
Department of Employment Security; Rt. Rev. David 1. Dorsch;
Mrs. Harry Friedman; T. Noble Jarrell; Thomas P. MacCarthy;
lrvin H. Rutledge (representative of Chief Judge of the Court
of Appeals); Mrs. John L. Sanford (representative of State
Department of Public Welfare); Jean R. Stifler, State Depart-
ment of Health; Mrs. G. Luther Washington; Alfred W. Well-
ner, State Department of Mental Hygiene.

p. 88 Under the Barrett School for Girls: this school was closed on
November 20, 1968 by merger with the Montrose School for
Girls. The merged schools will be known as the Montrose
School for Girls and will have both Junior and Senior sections.

p. 91 Under the Montrose School for Girls: the Barrett School for
Girls was closed on November 20, 1963 by merger with the
Montrose School for Girls. The merged schools will be known
as the Montrose School for Girls and will have both Junior
and Senior sections.

p. 100 Under Department of Parole and Probation: add Margaret M.

Sima, Administrative Assistant. •

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