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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Murray, do you yield?
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DELEGATE E. CHURCHILL MURRAY: Yes.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate White.
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DELEGATE WHITE: Delegate Murray, could you tell
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me the racial identity of that employee? (Laughter)
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DELEGATE E. CHURCHILL MURRAY: I feel sure that
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the judge was pure Anglo-Saxon.
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I also feel sure that his friend who had cut
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the yard for him was of that race who afford so much wit,
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so much humor, so much music to all of Maryland without
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which I don't know what on earth we would do. (Applause)
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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate White.
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DELEGATE WHITE: Delegate Murray, if you could
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answer one more question, I could draw my own conclusions.
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Could he cook? (Laughter)
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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate James.
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DELEGATE JAMES: This is a bit of frivolity for
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which legislators are very severely criticized. (Laughter)
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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Pullen, you started all
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of this. Do you want to finish it?
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DELEGATE PULLEN: Mr. Chairman, Mrs. Marx has
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