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to say. Thank you.
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THE CHAIRLADY: If you are able to remain a
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few minutes, we might have some questions.
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MR. BEATTY: Thank you.
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THE CHAIRLADY: Mr. Raver.
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MR. MILSON C. RAVER: Madam Chairlady, I
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brought some prepared statements, and I don't know whether
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you would prefer to have them now. I see I made one
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horrible mistake to start with. I said Mr. Chairman.
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May I say Madam Chairlady and members of the Committee.
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I should like to go through here and I think I can do
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this fairly quickly, and I will try. I'm not a very good
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reader, but as you look at this, I will, hit the high
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spots.
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I wish to express my appreciation to the
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Commission and to Mr. John C. Brooks, executive director,
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for the courtesy extended to the Maryland State Teachers
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Association, inviting us to discuss with you the educa-
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tional provisions of the Constitution of Maryland. I am
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here to represent the Association, an organization of
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28,000 of the professional educators in the City of
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