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was put in the Constitution, there must have been
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considerable hanky-panky going on.
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DR. SENSENBAUGH: Yes, and this brought it
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in.
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MRS. BOTHE; But, in trying to find out
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exactly what was going on then, the best I have been
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able to find are a lot of biographies of Dr. --
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MRS. FREEDLANDER : Goodenauer.
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MRS. BOTHE: -- Dr. Goodenauer who appar-
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ently made some contributions in Maryland, but other
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than his biographies and what a wonderful person he
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was, I cannot seem to trace down exactly what was going
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on at that tine or might have happened since, had these
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amendments not been placed in the Constitution. Does
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anyone here know?
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DR. SENSENBAUGH: The report was based on --
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well, in 1916, there were a lot of shenanigans going on
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MRS. FREEDLANDER : May I direct a question
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to either Dr. Scnsenbaugh or Mr. Perkins and Dr. Earhar
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Statistics indicate that Maryland is getting increasing
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funds from Federal grants. I know I have so:ne figures
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