J. MILLARD TAWES, GOVERNOR                             811

School of Nursing and in the physical therapy major in the School of
Medicine, all in the Baltimore schools of the University, shall be con-
sidered as being in undergraduate departments at College Park for
the purposes of this section and shall be eligible for scholarships on
the same basis as students at College Park. The University of Mary-
land, further, shall educate, free of charge for tuition, at its [College
for Negroes] State College at Princess Anne, one student from each
legislative district of Baltimore City and one from each county of
the State; and these students shall likewise be appointed by the State
Senators of the respective legislative districts and counties. The
University of Maryland shall, further educate in its undergraduate
departments at College Park, free of charge for tuition, from each
of the legislative districts of Baltimore City and from each of the
counties a number of students equal to the number of representatives
of the respective legislative districts and counties in the House of
Delegates; and these students shall be appointed one each by each
member of the House of Delegates. Appointment by Senators and
Delegates shall be made on any basis the Senators and Delegates
may elect, provided that each student so appointed shall first show
financial need and shall satisfy the entrance requirements of the
University. 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
appointments 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
requirements of the University, and shall maintain, while in the
University, the education and deportment standards of the Uni-
versity. Nothing in this section shall be construed to affect tuition
scholarships already established, or which may be established, to
attract outstanding students, without regard to geographical re-
strictions, except that any scholarships established to promote
cultural relations with Central and South American countries shall
not exceed twenty in number. 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 appropriate authorities of the University of Mary-
land shall award the scholarship, taking into particular consideration
the financial condition of the parents or guardian of the applicant.
Any of said scholarships to be awarded by the State Senator from
Caroline County shall be awarded only after a competitive ex-
amination supervised by the board of school commissioners of
Caroline 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 appropriate
authorities of the University of Maryland shall award the scholar-
ship, taking into consideration the financial condition of the parents
or guardian of the applicant.

Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That this Act shall take effect
June 1, 1961.

Approved April 24, 1961.