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and I am curious to know what is this system of lettering
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our amendments? Ten seconds only, sir.
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THE CHAIRMAN: The answer is very clear. The
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chief page says "It is my system". That is Mrs. Marx's
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system. She says do you desire to have her explain it?
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DELEGATE PULLEN: It will be a pleasure.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate E. Churchill Murray.
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DELEGATE E. CHURCHILL MURRAY: In the lull, while
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waiting for this amendment --
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THE CHAIRMAN: Well, we are not going to wait all
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that time. Go ahead.
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DELEGATE E. CHURCHILL MURRAY: This is informa-
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tion that I think the Convention should have, but perhaps
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you would rather I should wait until a more appropriate
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moment.
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THE CHAIRMAN: No, go right ahead.
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DELEGATE E. CHURCHILL MURRAY: It seems to me
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it is the only thing while we are discussing judges, judges
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salaries and how they make out on their salary, you might
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want to know the experience of a judge in Anne Aruudel
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County. It was before the salaries had been raised to the
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point that they are at now or are now at, I don't know, but
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