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THE CHAIRMAN: You know, that is very
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interesting. The University, I atn a member of its
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Board of Regents, I didn't know that. Which building was
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it? Baltiore branch or College Park?
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MR. PRESSMAN: I am not sure. I do know I
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had a newspaper item called the Baltimore Patriot and
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Observer that someone was kind enough to show me about ,
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1921, older than any Baltimore Sunpaper. I had these
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big ads on this University of Maryland lottery. The
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top prize was $50,000. In those days, mind you, that
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was like a million dollars today. That was top prize. It
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had prizes of $25,000 and $10,000. On the same page
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another big ad giving the winners of the Cathedral lottery.
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THE CHAIRMAN: That must have been for the
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medical school. That was the original part of the
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university. Very interesting. Any other questions?
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MR. HOFF: No questions.
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THE CHAIRMAN: All right. We are delighted
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to have you stay and make a statement in rebuttal because
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I assume now we are going to hear a little different
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point of view.
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