J. MILLARD TAWES, GOVERNOR                            477

sity. By agreement among the members of the General Assembly,
the right to appoint students under the provisions of this section
may be transferred from one member to another, and such appoint-
ments shall be effective in all respects as if made by the member
originally entitled thereto. Each student appointed under this section
shall first show financial need, shall satisfy the entrance require-
ments of the University, and shall maintain, while in the University,
the education and deportment standards of the University. Nothing
in this section shall be construed to affect tuition scholarships
already established, or which may be established, to attract outstand-
ing students, without regard to geographical restrictions, except that
any scholarships established to promote cultural relations with Cen-
tral and South American countries shall not exceed twenty in num-
ber. Any of said scholarships to be awarded by the State Senator
from Baltimore County shall be awarded only after a competitive
examination supervised by the board of school commissioners of
Baltimore County. The examination questions shall be prepared and
the papers shall be graded by the University of Maryland. From the
list of successful applicants passing the examination, the appropri-
ate authorities of the University of Maryland shall award the schol-
arship, taking into particular consideration the financial condition
of the parents or guardian of the applicant. Any of said scholar-
ships to be awarded by the State Senator from Caroline County shall
be awarded only after a competitive examination supervised by the
board of school commissioners of Caroline County. The examina-
tion questions shall be prepared and the papers shall be graded by
the University of Maryland. From the list of successful applicants
passing the examination, the appropriate authorities of the Univer-
sity of Maryland shall award the scholarship, taking into considera-
tion the financial condition of the parents or guardian of the appli-
cant. Any of said scholarships to be awarded by the State Senator
from the third legislative district of Baltimore City shall be awarded
only after a competitive examination supervised by the Board of
School Commissioners of Baltimore City; for such scholarships, the
examination questions shall be prepared and the papers shall be
graded by the University of Maryland; and from the list of success-
ful applicants passing this examination, the appropriate authorities
of the University of Maryland shall award the scholarship, taking
into consideration the financial condition of the parents or guardians
of the applicant.

281.    Morgan State College.

One student from each senatorial district of the State shall be
educated free of charge for tuition, room and board at Morgan State
College, provided, however, that the value of any such scholarship
may be divided between two or more students upon the approval of
the College and the appointing authority. The appointments for such
scholarship shall be made after a competitive examination of the
candidate and according to the general procedure provided in Section
282 of this sub-title. Nothing in this section shall, however, be con-
strued to affect tuition scholarships already established or which may
be established to attract outstanding students without regard to
geographical restrictions.

282.    How scholarships awarded.

(a) Scholarships awarded by State Senators after competitive
examinations.