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If it will get a better education for the children in

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the State of Maryland, I am all for rocking the boat

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good and hard, but I do see that we could rock the boat

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to a point where we are doing a disservice, and I hope

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that you will take into consideration all the things

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that have been said and retain the very best. Thank

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you.

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THE CHAIRLADY: Thank you very much, Mrs.

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Robie. Well, I have twenty minutes after 1:00. I think

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we can spare maybe two minutes, if any member of the

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Commission has any urgent question to ask, particularly

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of the speakers we have heard, to run through some

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quickly.

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MR. ENEY: Can I ask Major Lamborn to comment

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on one thing very briefly? Do you think it would be

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desirable to have in the Constitution a general pro-

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vision somewhat along the lines of the phraseology of

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Article 43, but more specifically directed toward

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private schools and the desire of the State to further

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education in private schools as well as public schools?

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MR. LAMBORN: Mr. Eney, I am not as familiar