1945] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 33

Also,

On motion of Mr. Luber, duly seconded, and two-thirds of the
members-elect voting in the affirmative, the rules were suspended by
yeas and nays as follows, for the purpose of reporting a bill:

AFFIRMATIVE.

Messrs. —
Speaker	Todd	Zimmerman	Adler	Gill
Cecil	Ward	Burkins	Melnicove	Griffith
Johnson, J. C.	Brinsfield	Clark	Pollack	Walker
Harris	Hurlock	De Ran	Robinson	Wells
Jester	Spicer	Moore	Rubenstein	Robinson, L. H.
Murray	Webb	Merriken	Sklar	Boucher
Rickert	Bryson	Neal	Argabright	Dick
	Mackie	Booth	Bandiere	Morgan
Stromeyer	Tosh	Kosakowski	Boone	Reed, L. H.
Tyler	Harvey	Milanfcz	Luber	See
Woodfield	Joffe	Norris	Knox	Sleeman
Hall	Pumphrey	Siemek	Reed, J. H.	Barnes
Lusby	Steward	Weber	Baynes	Benson
Matthews		Cain	Griffin	Dodrer
Monroe	Wilkinson, P.	O'Dunne	Grube	Kahn
Bustard	Evans, J. W.	Di Domenico	Lehnert	Bauman
Coleman	Thomas	Schimunek	Frederick	Carroll
Gathmann	Dennis		Rastenis	Burrroughs
Lupo	Shockley	Weintraub	Ankeney	Kolb
Rockenbaugh	Walters	Bufflngton	Bloom	Messick
Tolle	Prusnour	Dempsey	Holzapfel	Smith
Fairbank	Grove	Kearns	Newcomer	Brenneman
Larrimore	Offutt	McNulty	Tenney	Green
Shane	Ramsburg	O'Malley	Ziegler	Myers
Evans, N.	Utterback	West	Carlock

Total—121

NEGATIVE—NONE.

The rules being suspended, Mr. Luber, from the Ways and Means
Committee, reported favorably, with amendments:

Senate Bill No. 1—By Senator Lindsay (President) :

Sulreet: "BALTIMORE CITY'7, sub-title "GENERAL POW-
ERS''," sub-heading "TAXES."

Favorable report adopted.

AMENDMENTS TO SENATE BILL No. 1.

Amendment No. 1. On page 1, Section (30A), line 3 of the third
reading file bill, afier the word "City" and before the semi-colon,
insert the following: uas part of its general taxing power".

Which amendment was read and adopted.