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into a court rooa wi to sweep up the shavings, and thin
court was in session.
Som of the testimony of that nature I think
prosipted the continued use in our committee of "chaotic,"
which I have used here to be factual.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delefate Rybczynski.
DELEGATE RYBCZYNSKI; The word "chaotic" would
apply to the facilities, rather than to the actual adminis-
tration, I think it is fair to say.
DELEGATE MUDD: Yes.
DELEGATE RYBCZYNSKI: You alluded to, or you
just touched on the Montgoncry County situation as to
the orphans court. Would you tell this committee the
information that your committee learned on this transfor-
mation; that is, from the Orphans Court of Montgomery
County to the supervision and administration of these matti*
by the Circuit Court of Montgomery County? Did that work
well, or did it not work well?
DELEGATE MUDD: I would say preliminarily that
If the testimony before our committee could be counted in
probably somewhere between a third and a half of