davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-12-15

acreage allotments will be mail
ed to farm operators in advance
of the vote, so they may know
how the quotas will affect their
farming operations for 1856.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-12-15
Cumberland is Capital

Allegany County, the capital of
which is Cumberland, has land
area of 426 square miles and a
population of 89,556, as of the
1850 census.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-02
Mrs. Fujioka, J. FULL OF Gyokko Ken
Snare Top Prizes In Tenou Fish Derby

sin motor donated by Tashiro
Hardware and quilt valued at
$40 Mr. Fujiis fish weighed II
ID. 4 o.. and he also had the hon
or of hauling in the largest catch
in both number and weight His
big one" was on his line on the
final day-January %!
Third prize went TO r Kagimoto
With a lib Is OF blackmouth.
In all, about $50 persons partici-
patad in the derby.
Besides those three, other win
ners were:
Jack Kudo, George KaWaguchis
T. Tomoguchi, Jim Nosho T. Vii,
H Ikebuchi, Leo Ohsshi, Y. Kita-
yama, T Tsuchida, Harry Unos
Sam Furuta, George Koyama. J.
Yokoyama, Anky Arai Henry Pas
no, Toshi Kiyonaga. H Nakaya-
ma NJ Shibata, Tom Y3manishi,
Jack Tanabe, Carl Ozawa, T. Izu-
tsu. K. Yokota, NJ Watanabe N.
! Shibata. Andy Padua, Jack Chika-
Ia and M Nakahara.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-02

81 margins.
The 800" keglers in these tests
Wally Poy 504 Johnny 'Yardley'
Chinn SIG. George Taketa 555.
George Ota 55f, Yosh Fujita SAT,
Benny Nakata 566. Yuk Takeuchi
555, Kuni Nakamura SGT, David
Wong SILL Bill Tanak $50, George
Iwasaki 542, 3ho Suyama STA Ma
ko Fujihara $40. Kenny Arita 522
Mas Sh buya sos, Taxa Asaba
53l, Rupert Fujii $50, Tommy Nam
la SOL, Fruney Tsuji $40, Art Sc
9imoto $50. Mas N kamichi I5,
shob1 Ideta $50, GEORGE Naito 55f
Shig Urakawa $50
Sab Tsuboi 532 Herb Furuta SIS
Gill Yamasaki $50, Sub Takeuchi
563 Noai Takahashi 575, Conc Ia
keuchi 536, Tom Hidaka SOB. Tux
lad 504. Bart Okada Sal.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-02

There was cause for much re-
joicing in Gyokko Ken Cafe this
week
Mrs. M. Fujioka and Mr. Fujii of
that popular japanese cafe finish
ed first and second respectively in
the Tengu Clubs annual black
mouth fishing derby which was
concluded last January % after
nine weeks of competition in Ell
hot Bay
Mrs. Fujioka. who has been fish
ing for almost eight years and who
fishes as often as twice a week
caught a II Id II OF. blackmouth
last December 26. The strains of
Christmas carols were still in my
ears when I was lucky enough to
get one" recalled Mrs Fujioka
who hooked her prize winner with
plug cut bait. Mrs. Fujioka soon
will receive a trophy-and a 21inch
Westinghouse TV set.
Equally happy over his gooo
fish ng fortune is Mr.. Fujii who
will get a three horsepower John
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-02
Champion Rifle
Team Has Nisei

NEW YORK CITY-A Japanese
American midShipman is on the
University of California ROTC
rifle team which last week was an
nounced winners of the 195455
William Randolph Hearst rifle
craftsmanship championship in
the naval classification.
Midshipman Gordon R. Nakaga-
va scored a l8l out of a possible
200 as the Berkeley sharpshooters
piled up a total score of $40 out of
1000 to win over IS teams, repre-
senting 40 schools throughout the
nation.
VillanoVa was second with 935.
BY their victory the Bears qua
lifted for particip ton for the u
nited States Department of De-
Tense trophy. final event in the
Hearst matches.
The match is restricted to ROTC
teams winning national champ
ionships among senior divisions in
the Navy Air Force and Army u
nits
Results for the other two CLASH
fications are now being checked.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-02
Yokoyanla's 500 Spurs Sunset In mel

Frank Yokoyamas 600, strength
tened by a 243 game. topped all
marks in the Nisei Commercial
League Tuesday night in Main
Bowl Yokoyama's pin smashing
efforts widened Sunset Life's lead
as first-place team in the loop.He
was 5ided by George Tanagi with
557, Tonic Hamasaki with 513
and Brownie Nomura with 523
Sunset flattended Beppu's Bel
Aire, 80 Kenny Oyama's 582 led
Beppu shooting followed by Fred
Takagi's 524.
In other tests, Beppu Corvair
tunred back SaEahara's, Seventh
Ave. Service stripped Tom I7ata's
Insur nee, Tads Gardening now
ed down Nish Kumagai's Ford
Rainier Amusement bested Kawa-
ouch! Travel. and ST Produce
knocked over Bob Chinn's, all by
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-02
Pin Star, 10, Posts
Two 700 Series

DENVER Colorado Times Dis
patch)-The Bowler of the Week
named last week by the Denver
Post sports staff was Ken Matsu-
da a member Of Nisei Mems Lea
CUES, who turned in two terrific
400" series at Bowl-Mor,
The Nisei a lo-year-old ex-Ma-
nuai High bowler, shot two TOO Sc
ries while rolling in pot games,
His 2eS and 2s7, coupled with
1T, was good for 712. Then he
fired a 1853, 257 and 220 for 745
His dad, Mack, also a member of
the Nisei leagues got him interes-
ted in the game five years ago.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-02
Sign Up Friday
Rokka Club Plans
MI. Hood Ski Trip

Rokka Ski Club members will
hold a special meeting from to
8 p Friday, February 4, in the
Neighborhood House, 18th Ave. S.
and Main ST. to sign up for the
4th annual Mt. Hood trip slated
February 1921,
Non-members also are cordially
invited to join the journey
Mt. Hood. according to presi-
dent Shig Omori, offers multi
tude of terrain from the beginners
to the experts slopes. For more in
formation, Omori urges Nisei ski
erS to attend the meeting.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-02
THE NORTHWEST TINES Sc. 1894
NVC Basketball Schedule In Seattle

wednesday. reD. 9tbuddhistD
7 p.m.-Meth. VS. Wisteria co
8 p.m.-Valeda VS. Lotus(G)
Q pm All Stars VS.. Savoys "a
Friday Feb. ii (Buddhist)
7 p.m.-valeda VS. r ChowCG)
8 pm. Meth. VS.. Maryteens(G
Wednesday. Feb 10 tBuddnis)
7 pm. Meth. VS.. M. Bowlt0
8 pm. vikings VS.. Bancers CA
9 pm. Union VS. Meth (A
Friday. Feb 1S-Trophy Presen
tation Dance
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-02
Dartmouth Skier
To Defend Title

MONTREAL -Japan's Chiharu
Igaya, known as the "Checkless
Chick" will defend his Ryan Cup
skiing title February at Mount
Tremblant.
The Dartmouth university star
is holder of the United States Ma
tional Salon championship
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-02

Wednesday Fen. Buddhist
7 pm.-St Peters VS.. Baptist OBJ
8 pm vikings vs.. Method (A)
8 pm.-Savoys VS. Lancers A
Thursday. Feb 3(NVC)
7 p.m.-R. Chow VS.. M. Bowl 60
8 pm.-Maryteens VS. Lotus GO
8 pm .-Trojans VS.. Cong. (B)
Monday. Feb 7(NVC)
7 pm -Valeda VS. Wisteria(G)
8 p.m.-M Bowl VS.. Lotus Co
9 pm -Maryteens VS. R. Chow
co
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-02
BowIers Appreciate Their Sponsors

Bowlers are a dime a dozen "a
round town. But the sponsors are
the ones who help make possible
the formation of bowling leagues.
Sponsors pay for the partici-
pants shirts and the rest is up to
the bowlers themselves. In a few
instances, sponsors even set aside
a lump sum for tournament play.
Following are sponsors of two
leagues in Main Bowl:
Q Nisei Commercial League
S. T. Produce. Tom Iwata IN
surance. Seventh Ave. Service Ka-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-02
Bowling Marks
Q Nisei Commercial League
Frankie Yokoyama 243, 600

. Oregon Nisei League
Phil Wing 236, Kay Niguma 627
. Nisei Industrial League
Pete Hanada 2O9, Jim Nakamu-
ra SAT
Akio Yanagihara sol Dick va
masaki 5ll, Ben Hanada $40 Jim
Nakamura SAT, Bobby Kawahars
5lu,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-02
Canadian Jockey
Rides At Hialeah

MIAMI Another George TAM
guchi is in the making,
A japanese Canadian apprentice
jockey, by the name Of Iromi
"Spud" Uyeyama, is riding this
winter at Hialeah here
In Japanese, Uyeyama means
top of the mountain
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-02

waguchi Travel, NiSh Kumagai's
Ford, Tad's Gardening, Grant Bep
pu Chevrolet, Sunset Life, Sakaha-
ra's, Rainier Amusement Bob
Chinn's.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-02
. Nisei Industrial League

j. w. Dunn Seed, Columbia
Greenhouse, Franklin Life Insur-
ance, West Coast Printing, E. w
Waldahl Paints, Imanishi Fuel,
Carver Sales, Luke's Drug Fujiya-
ma Insurance, Jackson st. Service,
Togo Clothing, Bob Chinn's Insu-
rance
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-01

FOR SALE OR TRADE - 1853
Mercury, loaded with extras. For
sale cheap. E. j. Lundstrom. Phi.
Blk. Col. Falls. Box 1876. SO
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-01

Gil of Columbia Falls, Montana will
hold a special meeting at the City
Hall in Columbia Falls, Montana at
TOO o'clock P. M. on April IL, 1865,
at which time and place the City
Council will hear and consider ex-
pressions of approval or disappro-
val If any and all provisions Of
the proposed Zoning Ordinance OF
the City of Columbia Falls. Any
person may appear at said meeting
and present any matter, informa-
ion, or expression of approval or
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-01

FOR SALE - 10 HORSE MER-
curry cupboard motor, l Milton
piano, kitchen table and A chairs,
small library table, 2 swing rock
ers, 2 dressers, l bed stead and
spring, kitchen cabinet, white
enamel cook stove, round oak
dining room table. Dudley Greene.
81
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-01

FOR SALE - ONE BEDROOM
house in Hungry Horse. Inquire
Len Boisen, Hungry Horse Gro
Gerry. 81
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-01

disapproval which he may have
concerning said proposed Zoning
Ordinance.
A copy of said proposed Zoning
Ordinance is on file at the office
Of the City Clerk OF Columbia
Falls and may be inspected at said
office by any person.
Dated this 10th day of March,
1855.
Ruby ]. Guillaume-Berg
City Clerk
Pub: March Is, Is; April l, 1855
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-01
Legal Department
NOTICE OF ELECTION ON
QUESTION OF PARALLEL
PARKING

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
that at the regular city election to
be held at the City of Columbia
Falls, Montana, on April 4, 1855,
the following question will be sub
mitted to the registered electors Of
said City:
SHALL Ordinance No. 181 Of
the City Of Columbia Falls,
Montana, which ordinance
provides for the parking of
motor vehicles On Nucleus
Avenue of said City parallel
to the curb of said avenue, be
repealed and the provisions of
Paragraph 2 of Section So Of
Article l Of Ordinance No. 154
which provided that vehicles
parked on Nucleus Avenue Of
the City of Columbia Falls
should be parked at ASIDE
gree angle to the curb OF said
avenue, be re-enacted?"
Dated this 10th day OF March, 1855
Ruby J. Guillaume- Berg
City Clerk
Pub: March Is, Is; April l, 1855
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-01

SCHWINN BUILT BICYCLES
Properly set up and guaranteed
to give service. See our complete
toy line. Wheaton Cycle and Toy,
ia LIST Ave. W., KaIispell. CT
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-01

FOR THE BEST IN MEMS, La
dies and Children's clothing see
c. S. Sorensen, your Minnesota
Wooden Co. representative. 178 9th
Ave. w. N. Kalispell. Phi. 4678. 39+
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-01
NOTICE OF ELECTION
ON QUESTION OF
FlUORfDATiON OF

CITY WATER
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that at the regular city election to
be held at the City Of Columbia
Falls, Montana, on April 4, 1855,
the following question will be sub
mitted to the registered electors OF
said City:
Shall the elected officials
OF the City Of Columbia Falls
undertake without delay the
necessary legislative and adj
ministrative measures to auth
orize and initiate a program
to increase the content Of flu
orine of the municipal water
supply Of the City of Columbia
Falls to an amount whose con-
centration will provide maxi
mum reduction of dental car
les, consistent with the stand
ards and recommendations OF
the State Board Of Health of
the State of Montana?"
Dated this 10th day of March, 1885
Ruby ]. Beers
City Clerk
Pub: March 10, rs; April 1, 1855
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-01
Fer Sale

FOR SALE 100 FIT. OF ~"
and IA" black pipe; four each,
l "" crane gate valves; odds and
ends pipe fittings. See at Column
bia Falls Lumber Co. 37*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-01

FOR SALE - COMPLETELY
furnished 8 room house, reas-
enable. In Martin City, H. H.
Hughes. Inquire Herman Byrds.
ST.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-01

WANTED TO BUY-TOP SOIL
acreage or by the yard. r. j..
Lundstrom. Phone Blk. Col. Falls
Box 826. 80
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-01

SANDERS FOR RENT: ALSO
see US for contract sanding by
experienced craftsmen. Columbia
Falls Lumber Co. e
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-01

FOR SALE-1953 A-TON CHEW.
pickup. Celotex ceiled canopy
Gully equipped) radio. heater,
spotlight, tinted glass. Two side
mounted spares. Inquire blue and
silver trailer in Columbia Heights.
r. L. Christy. 36*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-01

FOR SALE OR TRADE, MODERN
two bedroom house, unit heat,
Hungry Horse for modern trailer.
Box "a, Bigfork. Phone 75149, Sat-
urday and Sunday. 38s
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Maryland Issues
List OF Counsel and
Legislative Agents
star stan Photos.
sy Inc Assoslatsd Pres,

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Jan. g.
Legislative agents and counsel
who registered yesterday with
the Secretary Of State are:
/. William H. Morris. Balti.
more. representing the Brother
hood Of Railroad Trainmen.
2. William H. Adkins II
Easton, Soft Shell Clam Diggers
Association.
3. r. Cephia Perdue, POGO.
rnoke City. Worcester County
school bus operators.
4. B. Robert Fahey. Mary
land District of Columbia Council
Of Machinists. Baltimore.
5. Charles A. Della, Maryland
Industrial Union Council CIO,
Baltimore.
s. Caldwell Homewood. Havre
de Grace. Brotherhood Of Rail-
road Signalmen Of America, Chi
cago, Ill.
Z. J. Cavendish Darrell, Rux-
ton. Automobile Trade Associa-
ton Of Maryland. (All legisIa-
tion Of interest to automobile
dealers and their customers.)
8. William e. Hardy, Fred
erick, the Maryland Highway
Contractors Association. Inc,
Frederick. Legislation concern
ing highway contracting indus
try and associated services.)
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Montgomery Republicans
Hear KnoWIand Feb. Z

Senator Knowland. Republican,
Of California viii speak at the
Montgomery County Lincoln Day
dinner February 3 at the Con-
eressional Country Club, David
Scull, publicity chairman, an
i1ounced today.
It will be the minority leaders
first public appearance In the
county and the first In his series
sof cross-country Lincoln Day
speeches. Some 500 persons are
expected to attend. Because OF
the demand. tickets win be
allotted on q precinct basis.
County Republican leaders
have been holding q series Of
meetings since the November
election to stimulate crganiza-
tion activity and TO prepare for
the dinner.
George G. Warner. jr.. is chair
man Of the dinner committee.
He announced today that MIRA.
Esther FleisheII will serve as vice
chairman and that other corn-
nittee assignments win be made
soon.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Fire Ra1es Two Homes
In Prince Georges

Two Prince Georges County
homes-one near Aquasco and
the other at Lakeland College
Park--were destroyed BY IRE
yesterday.
The one near Aquasco left q
family Of seven homeless. Ii
was q folIr-room frame house
that had been occupied by Ed
gar Ford, colored, q farmer
who lived there with his wife
and five children. The family
YVES given shelter with rleighbcrs
and relatives.
Six volunteer FIRE companies
-four from Prince Georges and
two from Charles COurlty--res
'sponded. Firemerl estimated tho
loss at $1,000. The house, lU-
Gated just of the Brandywine-
Benedict road. was believed set
afire by q defective chimney.
In the Lakeland fire, q three.
room frame building at Fifty-
first avenue and Lakeland road
was burned. Damage there was
estimated at $500. Firenen
said the building had been oc-
cupied by Bruce Campbell, COLI
ored, who was not at home at
the time.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Prince Georges Police Aid
In Knox Road Parking Ban

About $50 University Of Mary
land students who have paid
dearly for parking illegally on
Knox road near the campus In
the last two weeks. can expect
more inconvenience now under
a new "hall-em-away" policy.
Corpl. j. w. Vincent of the
Prince Georges County police
today said the town Of College
Park has asked for county police
assistance to keep the 1900 and
1900 blocks of Knox road open
for traffic by enforcing a no.
parking regulation on one side
of the street. Police started irn-
pounding Illegally parked cars
this week after officers assigned
to the detail noticed q number
OF repeat violators In spite or
collateral costs OF s2.75 up per
ticket.
Police said II cars have been
removed by q crane this week.
five OF them yesterday, and the
campaign will continue until the
road is passable again. Cars
parked on both sides OF the mar.
row road leave only one trains
lane open.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Legislators Wary on McKeIdin Tax Program

will need between SIT million
and $18 million.
"Of this increase, more than
SIG million will go for education,
health and public welfare, in
cluding our advanced efforts to
cope with the problem Of juye-
nile delinquency. In that total
more, than $l2 million Of the
increase is for education.
The remainder of the in
crease Is divided among our cor
rectional institutions. natural
resources, the mandatory re-
Quirements for the employees
retirement system. and, in small
amounts, among more than 40
other agencies.
To Ask Sales Tax Rise.
"As q result Of my own
studies and my conferences with
the members Of the Board Of
Revenue Estimates-the con-
troller. the treasurer and the
budget director--and their rs
cal aides. and with the Com
mission on State Finances and
Bonded Debt, ! shall propose
only one general fund tax In
crease to become effective for
the entire fiscal year that begins
next July Ian increase OF /
per cent In the present 2 per
cent consumers sales tax.
TO make this additional rev.
enue available for the entire
fiscal year, however. the collec-
ton OF the tax at the higher
rate would have to begin on
June /. SO that the first returns
would be In the Treasury on
July /.
we anticipate that the In
crease In the sales tax, under
the proposal that will be pre-
sented to you, win raise about l
SIT million Of the amount Of
new revenue needed.
Fayors Pay-as-Y You-Go Plan.
"Your own interim study
roslp-the Legislative Council
Is proposing collection Of the
State income tax under q pay
as-you-go plan. similar to that
used by the Federal Govern
ment and BY q number Of other
States. This is q procedure
which / strongly favor.
The collections or the income
tax, thus advanced, plus the
fact that there win be many
paying who heretofore have |
managed to avoid payment, win
give us, with the sales tax In
crease. q considerable part of
the amount needed for O bal |
anced 1856 fiscal year budget. |
The advantage Of these adj |
vanced collections win not. of !
course. be recurring.
MY fiscal program. therefore.
win include d bill increasing the /
income tax rate one per cent but |
postponing the effective date OF /
the increase to the calendar year
1855
Since January / through June
30. 1866. win be in the 1856 l
fiscal year. the collections In that
period win provide for the re-.
mainder Of what We need IN that
fiscal year. The increase through
the fun year Of fiscal is57--be-
ginning July I. lo56--will, with
the sales tax increase, give US the
funds needed IN that year"
Evening star., 1955-01-06
.Hoyt's0verdue
Fairfax Survey
Is Cancelled
Supervisors Terminute
$1,000 Contract With
Economists Assent

The long -overdue fiscal survey.
supposed to have been con-
Quoted by Homer Hoyt. economic
analyst in Fairfax County. has
been called of by the Boara OF
County Supervisors.
DR.. Hoyt's 5000 contract for
the study was Cancelled by the
supervisors yesterday after they
were advised that he would be
happy to drop the job.
Offers to Drop Out.
County Executive C. C. Massey
said DR.. Hoyt called him Mon-
day to say he had read news
paper accounts Of the supervisors,
hopes to cancel the survey. Ac.
cording to Mr.. Massey. DR.. Hoyt
said he would be happy to see
the contract terminated because
he had not vet done much work
on the survey.
Four supervisors last week pub.
licly expressed themselves in
favor of canceling the contract.
principally because the survey
was so long overdue. Several
supervisors at that time also
mentioned that DR.. Hoyt no
longer could be considered a dis
interested adviser since he has
acquired ga acres In the county
for development purposes.
The motion to cancel the con.
tract was offered by Supervisor
Maurice Fox. seconded by Super
visor Arthur Shaffer. The vote
was unanimous.
Survey q Year Overdue.
After the vote was taken,
Chairman g. Wallace Carper
commented that DR.. Hoyt's sur.
vey was more than a year over
due and the county had never
received a progress report.
The contract for the 5000
fiscal survey was signed In Sep
tember, 1852. The same con-
tract also retained DR.. Hoyt for
q $4,000 economic land base and
population study. He completed
the economic land base and
population study last spring.
Under terms Of the contract,
both jobs were supposed to be
completed within six months.
Mr.. Carper added that some
OF the subjects DR.. Hoyt was
supposed to study already have
been covered or are being COW
cred In other studies.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Hyottsville Firemen
Reflect 7 Officers

The Hyattsyille fire Depart
ment has reelected seven Of its
ofiicers for new terms. inciud-
ing BENJAMIN r. Sanders as pres
ident.
The department elected q.
Robert Knapp as lieutenant, tho
only new officer named for 1855.
Other officers are Keith r.
Grimes, secretary; Lawson r.
Sanders. treasurer: Charles di-
vincenzo, chief: John L. 6ulli~
van, deputy chief: Wayne g.
Read. captain: Frances X. 0eary.
sergeant. and Earl 8. Dorrelie.
IRE marshal. 81
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Bill Seeks 10 Force
U. oi Md. 10 Submit
Accreditaiion Report
sy ,hs Associated Pres,

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Jan. g.
Senator Robert B. Kimble. Re-
publican, Of Allegany County,
sought legislative help yesterday
to force the University Of Mary
land Board Of Regents to submit
q controversial report on the
university's scholastic accredita-
ton.
The report. never fully made
public. was an issue Of the 1854
general election coimpaign.
Shortly after the Maryland
Senate opened its 1855 session.
Mr.. Kimble introduced q resolu-
ton requesting and directing"
the regents to submit the report
to the secretary Of the Senate.
Referred to Committee.
The measure was referred to
the Finance Committee for study
on the motion of Senator Turn
bull. Democrat. Of Baltimore
County, newly appointed ma
Ijority floor leader. MI. TurnbulI
said he was the only Senator In
1851 against q bill granting the
university autonomy over its af-
fairs, but that he felt it too early
In the current session to act
with head-long haste In the
matter.
Mr.. Kimble's resolution said
the university Is the only State
agency In Maryland mot SUBJ
ject to pitiless publicity. I" He
said it receives $l1 million q
year In taxpayers money.
'The people Of Maryland are
greatly disturbed and alarmed
about this matter he said.
Maybe the weaknesses noted in
the report are exaggerated. may
be they have already been cor
rected. But believe the
people Of Maryland ought to
know If there is anything wrong
with this great university Of
ours
He said the purpose or the
resolution was to get the report
In the hands of the Senate Sec
retary and then the Senate
could decide how It wanted to
look into II. Mr.. Kimble sug-
gested that the Senate might
even want TO have It studied BY
q committee In executive ses-
sion and then decide what could
or could not be made public.
Reported ON Probation.
Il think the people would
accept with confidence Q report
BY the Senate on the condition
Of the university the veteran
lawnnaker added.
Attempts have been made to-
get q look 1t the report ever
since the charge was made in
the recent political campaign
that the Middle States Associa-
ton Of Colleges and Secondary
schools had put the university
on probation because Of certain
alleged deficiencies