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add the others; yes, it does go beyond it."
Delegate Child asked:" Now, Mr. Rauh, we're
only talking here as delegates to a State Constitution.
And when we speak of governmental action, we speak of
state governmental action. Now, with that explanation,
do you agree or not, that we should follow this reconunen-
dation?"
He answered: "Well, I guess I'd have to say I
don't because I think, if you were just to take Section
1.04 in its present language, it will take the Supreme
Court of Maryland," he means the Court of Appeals, "a
dozen decisions and, if my life depended on it, I don't
know whether they would say a licensee could discriminate
or couldn't under section 1.04 as it is a,t the present
time. I simply don't know how those words would be inter-
preted."
In conclusion, I would like to quote from the
Cornell Law Quarterly, in a decision on State v. Brown,
and it said: "All state legislative and judicial action
granting or sanctioning private rights as against the
14th Amendment guarantees must not be made the springboard