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W " " " ' nm*fyrnm* LEAD INDUSTRIES A S S O C IA T IC I 4M LCXIHTOM v tn u l NtW rcuw IT, I*. T, \*1 > i i Dm b e r 1 19$0 t a o rmrrrr i<c ixrrrr a n i r r i s .se, 7? frufc>gti f x p y r r of acTra r r To )t--hra o f th* L**d IndM trl* iM o e ta tie o Th* o H o d n e 1 t r i a f r -- ry e f H**lth rod 3aftjr i r U r l t i * * o f th* A ia o c lJ tlo e Ine* Dobr 1 , I9ti9, th* d*t* o f th* Lari r r p e r t. r tc a lljr , tb* a d i r i t i * * bar* fain lncr*j*<i, t l l * y>or hr ib ou t L2J ert-r th ol* of th* proeotflnt, od l t ahould ooe* or b* crtod Uvit th* to c H t U n llr t* d r t tb* coi e t thl rtport bar* b**c o f o o l l x t i r Importane e a U ln j fa r * U l w *tt*ertion cnrtJichlot *11 otbr* caehlnod. EL*ra T ir i t i t v * m* urine tb* jr r to e*fer canpani* In Bortoe, C M cifo, C ir r tlib d *tj1 P lttabarth, Othr n r l t * hrr ixcu<i*d fo -r te a n to r m a o t il o f f ic e * , r i i to ho*pi tri* aad c li n ic , fe c r to u cticn l l n r t l t o - tlon *nd oo* to con mmbmr pl*.-rt., In SaltLaar, b oiton , C incinnati* C ler*- l u d , i n Tork, Taahlnctoc and K.<H*o<3# f a . j f e m t r - r ix *tlne hrr* beee. *ttm d *d . Tb* InclixJad th* a m b ii rtfr* o f th* Ahrrlcan I n j tr lil Rxclm* A *ocl*tloc In CMcpo, th* lr r r ie a n I n r t lt o - to* e f t ir in e and IV lA ll-urtlccl L '^lixxr *od tb* Acrlco ll n in e Caoer, both in S* Terk, tb* In cr le tn f c i l l c Hraltb A Jioclatin n In 31. Lori, tb Cr>at*r M<-w Tork Safrtjr Councll in Teck, tb* Ind'^ t r t i l i.'rTi*0* foundatlon a f Anur ie la J ittstn a -'b , th* L*ad Ind-iV-rl* Arooclallor. In C.Moifo, th U ioacbujrtt* Medie *1 Toc 1r i j In Boato nd tb ta llo n a i S afrty Ceninoli (ln cl\id ir< rlon wlth tb jLoozican Acdc o f P~dl!ric) la C iIcaro, u *11 u tb* Concrr on Indti*trl Roalth of th* JLocrlein Medicai Aoclatloti In Me Tork, JLlio f i re lo c a i *ctlon ertine* o f tb* Aaarlcan In d ia tr ia l h /fle n * A ociatlon l e Cl*-r*-- land, tr r York and Taahlnrton and a lo c a i ertin e of th* Anaricar. I n a tltu t* of U ld n { and Met a l i orf ic a i tn c lr-*r In le Torte, T>o forrrncntal a * rtln c / betb beld In Taehlneton, n n a bearine on p**tlcld** condoct*d ty tb* 0, 3 . Tool and r*~u A ttln i tr a tlo n and tb* three--*f T K b d ca l Corfarenc* on A ir P o llu tlo n rponocrrd bjr th* Dp*rtrl e t tb* L ntrlcr, C cnritter a**tlnc lncluod on* e t tb* Ccarxltt** on Torte Delta and f i m of tb* Acia Standard A i o cl tlo e In k*-w Tork tn t*o e t I t i 8uboo*ltto* on L**d In Cblcajo, on* o f tb* Torte M ateriali C o n d ite* of tb* Mattonai falrrt, T i n n i i and ta c q u e A ia o cla tlo n In Haahlneto, and nn* ta c i of tb* A i* o cl* tlo m C o cd tt* of tb# M tlor*l Safety Councll and th* A m e o r / C oed tt** to Cemfldrr Propnd B-vl** O rlatine lo tb* fk ln tln e T rei* f beth In Mr Tork, M**tlne hld In tbiJ eltjr bjr tb* Mr* Tork O n irerjlty h ; tjr iu it M e ttili Schocl and th* National rxctd fc r l e t i c a i t l x a - ll o a r e a lio atU rdad, Th* Tritar l i e u rrrn tlj chalnaan o f th* A .? A . Subce- HW * on Laad, *rr*d a i chitnaan o f tb* Monlnatli^ Ccemllt** of tb* X nA iitrtal uuuh m i + n m " LI A10735 0 Ryxi-tr* 5 -etlo a o t th md 1 a aaobar o f th# C ooaitt oc le t t i- it i# * o f U.a S actlon , rapraaanta Uva 1 , 1 , 0 , on a Coaadttaa on Ir u a r io c u t* Coojvara tloQ tvlcil inclini# talr* u so ci aliarvi eoncarT-od llh ir. duo ir '.a l h a liti-., 1* a ^ m i* r ot tha t r a c o lli# C ondttaa of Uva U rlala S a d ic o of Iha latle.-val J-afrty Orare i l and O lii ad a rp--Aclnt v c H a a o t at th# C laialand aactlr< or Uva l . I J i l , r*f*rr*d lo abci-a. Of two hin d rrd and r r c r ty - c in a In d irL d u a l a a tt a r rrq 'a ir lr < il d a ly r r y i* f e r t a e ia o f a t t r r t l o n d u rla f Uva j i i r , th ir ty - a jjc o r l r in a t a d throu{?i in t u i r l a fra *--6 r ao u rcaa, rlC hl*ao f r i p h y * leian * , f l f t a a n fro ad-JCal i ena i ln a tlU t l s a , fo u rla a o f r m t e i i r m t c t a l i< tn c l --, fo u r f r a >ji3-tv1j and Ic r a rrty -fo n ' froai o th er Bco-eaatxr aoure--, la r ta ly a a ru f d u rin e ecepar.iaj, orca ocra p e la t in e trp Uva pubiic ra la tlo n a * l* p o r ta ir a o f Uva orte. r n i r ty - u x * ara a u b jac t* b r o ic h t faraax d Oro Uva p r a r i cu y a a r e a l l i a f fo r f u r th a r c o n iid a ra tio n and a i r i / a a ra Lai--t l f a t i o n a ir d U a la d a i t i l a Uva d i r l a i n o , j a a r l e t l l y Uba B ori la p o rta rrt ara p ro t i --a of chU<tvood p i a ltr i--, a i r p o l l a t i n e and Uva U n i c i t y o f laad rU b illa a ra . JLrai-0 baeaa# o f pra^aura o f o lia r aorte, oaly araan Laad Ry-plan* and 5 * fr ty J a llr tln * tura b*ac iaroad* Tbeiga a a u b a la n lla l ieprcrnoent orar 1--1 y --r 'a tir a U rli racord ia la a i thaa --a a d io tp a la d . l a o m a rra lio a o f Uva ta o --tia r a alladad lo l a Uva opartine parvjripfa f o l 1* Tbv* rareland Tesela H r iih --a tr f o llo w li* a aarlaa o f four fbrthar eoo farm eaa a l Ih ctrrcTtxvnrtil u th eritia * la lUryland, Uva e a r f- ifn lo r --or th ia I9lr9 r a o t r v n t im a Uva r U tu ta b ooti o f Uva S tata --a bronchi to a avvoca*afai oooclivrloo m *a Ooranvor I t ili rijn ad Uva raparla r oq llv c h f i , 19$0, I c t ie lp a t lo a n i Uva John Hopfcic* atudy lia tr d aj i o , 6 baio a l an laporlatrt fa c tc r in t h i i la f ls la t iT r e t ino t . Othar Ad a m a Lar i i Lrt 1on Pro#pcla o f p r c o n lfitlo n o f laad la b a lir ^ la** in ia Torte orvd Majaach-Jialt bara eaoaad eoo eam and Kart baao th* ru b > eta o f confaranea# tth aoUvorUlaa in beth a la la , Thay continua to ba watehad, Thre<<t) Uva cooparatlon o f Uva lianafactu rin * O n d a t a JLiaoclation and Uva 0 , S, f i b l i o laalth S a n ie , i m r < a oanta ara ondar n y to laeur# raporta oo b o ti r u t a and n a lio tv l la c la la t lo o o f coccam to ua in Uva futura, 3 , >U Torte i u t a P iln lin f i fo la tio n a llth o o c tl ord o f fin a l a d lo n la y r t l* ta raeaiTad, Uva ooaroua and ia p r a c t ia a l faaturaa o f Uva r e i-- o f Uva *a Torte 3 U ta Labor Daparti--nt r a la tir a lo h aalth p e o ta d lo n In apray palrrtln* bara baan rarlaad by a eoaaiittaa ia boaa ia lib a r iU o n a a barra p artlcip atad and --luranoa Kaa baao jir a o that Uv-- a rariIona 111 ba oC T lolally aeorptad, ka Tr?* IT H rrportad la r t y*ar Vj I , darplta tha Ione va* c f rad laad paini fo r Irta r io r co a tln c of -- tar tora<* tank* 1 ^ /0 0 ^ " o r i Uv* Crdtad s u u and ih* Uok of any a n d a i o f hara freo thla p r* o tiea , an opinino fi * " hy a fr*rr#ct taftU at had pian ad Uva contiartd Ip-- i f l - ***** MtWtfMM --------- n -, - -- - - --------- -- I f t-j, Cpt sr "HB? 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C o o c rr -o a.^ LIA10787 la Ih dleal p-efaa*len eo tha a u b > e t of laad poiaofdne, har ftortinoai, t l t h * r i * * Vo acooaaty In prod uctio n c o t t i , thraa a d d it io n a l p ro d u cn hrrt baen pproachad, bui tha protpact o any ro b rtarrtial a a rin j rlthcnrt Inai ef q u a lit and conarpoect o f f ac t i r a r l a i m m m o t a . r-trthar cori necea h a n baca hald r i t i r r p r a a e v i t i r e a of tha i M r l c a c Ui t e t i l a i o e i i t l o o , **ch l i * a p r Vo cooperata In apn#or*hip, p ro o tlo c and d i r t r l b o t l o n o tha m . Ut . n * t c h a r ' i r t r o r * a u p p c rt o tha p r o > c t a t erar ar c u a i B eatine t u ba reealled. Boti fre* tha rl*pclnt ci tha fin a rc la l arine* inberant la tha pa-arerrtloo of BladUtcroal* e f p l i M and th at of eafaaaclie tha p re rtif e f our l a a o c i a t l o n , th a r a l u o f rueh a p t e t u r a 1 o j r e a t aa to i*aa tha oat ia p o r t a n t a l n l a r t a p t h a t eoold ba Vahan In tha p r m o t i o c of laad h7Xana, >, Laad M a o rd ry t I r t l i b t a Tha panaand > l n t r j p p o r t by erar X a a o d a t l o o and tha Raeearch Corporation of tha affo rt of Er, Alaopb H. Cor*ln o f tha John Eopd-na C c lr a r tlty to drrolop an a ff* o t lr a and tahla cSaadeal coMpon ad fo r tha traatiaact o f laad peiaonire * t n ta rsin a ta ltb th cloaa o f tha eurrant yaar, Ea plana, bc-aar a r , to con tinua tha ort * lth o lia r ruppcrt and il a furthar proer** *111 ba antclnd * ltd tha hnpa o f hi* u ltlB a ta r x c m . h x ljlr e fbaa a rrport rcbnltVad ondar data o f Ceto ber IL, 1950, tha accoayiH ahnint tho* fa r ha* beea in le lap rom act in tha aerine of dltM aooa, a chnaleal uaaful in laboratori laad dateradnatlona, r a t i or than in ro ln tlo n o f tha Bouetrt-ofLer a stid o ta , 10, TnxlcHy of L*d S ta b ilii !- A i tha bohaat o f oca o f our alban i, tha pre~ A poaal th at a rtody ba ada o f tha t e s i c i t y e f laad r ta k llla e r * oaed in tha rsam factar o f rifer p la r tle * ha* barn <U>- \ cuaaad * lth tao Iradlne laboratori* coa^atant lo *3rk o f th l natura, Soci a rtody ould f a l l Urto to e t# co rio a , tha d atarainatlon o f t c x ic lt y by in c a ii6n arxi that o f ffa c ta oo tha ateln, ln c lr d in e b o ti pclnary l r r l t a - tlo n and c a lti t a t i oh. Tha foroer *ould ba by Berna of ari.aal feed lre or" rtra ctio o ta lt* and tha la t t a r by p a t ii te r t tr e on baaaan r o b jic ta . In ri* of tha M cir-cly fax t.-exitar Utportanoa of tha q u ietin o o f ffa cta oc tba alcin, l t 1* racattcnded th a t acy neh rtody ba l n i t l a l l y eoeflnod to that aapoot o f tha proble. Vi>7r c r 5T1 Hacfrai Jo-dlteh D irector of Health and S a frty " "Mjl -! .*>'a..JBiu. TgWa House of Delegates xo. 102 MESSRS. I'u LLACK AND SE 10 EL--- Judicial Uy the IF MASK OF UKLEt 1ATMS. January 17. i m luci <HIneed, rem! ilio tirsi time ami referred lu ilie Commit tee <>ti Judiciarv. Dv order. F. I'.YKNE AFSTIX, Chief Clerk. EXTITLED AX ACT in add a new section in Article 27 nt' tlio Annotated (.'ode of Maryland i l'.t"!t Fditioni. title "('rimes and I'll nislimeii ls," sub-title "llenilh --Infants." said new secrion to In- known as Seel ion :'.2" and In follow iminedinIely after Seel ion :'.'22 of said Article. proviilim; for the labelin of eh ihi reus i'ii mi Ilire ami toys decorated with [mini containin'.; lead and pruvidin for punishment for noncompliance with such provision. 1 Suction 1. Hr it ninrtnl hy tlir Hcncrul Axxcmbly of Mary2 land. That a new section he mul it is hereby milled to Article 3 27 of the Annotated Code of Maryland I !!).'>!) Edition). title 1 "Crimes and I'titiishments." snh-litle "Health--Infants." said 5 new section to he known as Section 323. and to follow im() mediately after Section ".22 of said Article and to read as 7 follows: 1 323. fai It shall be unlawful for any person to mamtfac2 ture, sell, or oiler to sell, any toy, plaything. object of furni3 ture or other object decorated or covered with a paint or f other substance containing any ingredient of a deleterious > and poisonous nature, from contact with which, either orally 'i or otherwise, small ehihlren are injuriously atTeefpd. unless > such toy. playthiu. object of furniture or oilier object shall s contain a label affixed thereto statin in clear ami unam'> bignons lanituaue that the paint or other decorative or cover1|! inti substance used thereon contains an initredieut of a dele12 terious and poisonous nature, from said contact with which -small children are injuriously all'ected. I * lb) Every person who violates any provision of this seetion shall lie deemed unilty of a misiletueanor and shall lie b' punished by a fine not to exceed Five Thousand Dollars or II by imprisonment not to exceed three years, or by both. Stic. 2. .-ind be it further enacted, That this Act shall take effect June 1, 1949. r% L < U tJ $ cn ^ /V l W m. P reston Li n e . -Jr.. G overnor. 12G7 CHAPTER 517 (House Bill 1021 AN ACT to add a new section to Article 27 of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1939 Edition), title `'Crimes and Punishments.1' sub-title "Health--Infants." said new sec tion to be known as Section 323 and to follow immediately after Section 322 of said Article, providing for the label ing of children's furniture and toys decorated with paiut or other material containing lead or other poisonous sub stances and providing for punishment for non-compliance with such provision. S ection 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Mary land, That a new section be and it is hereby added to Article 27 of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1939 Edition), title "Crimes and Punishments," sub-title "Health--Infants," said new section to be known as Section 323, and to follow im mediately after Section 322 of said Article and to read as follows: 323. (a) It shall be unlawful for any person to manufac ture, sell or offer to sell, any toy or plaything, including children's furniture, decorated or covered with paint or any other material containing lead or other substance of a poison ous nature, from contact with which children may be injuri ously affected, unless such article shall contain a label affixed thereto stating in clear and unambiguous language that the said paint, or other material contains lead or other substance of a poisonous nature. (b) Every person who violates any provision of this sec tion shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished by a fine not to exceed Five Thousand Dollars or by imprisonment not to exceed three years, or by both. Sec. 2. And be it farther enacted, That this Act shall take effect June 1, 1949. Approved April 29, 1949. CHAPTER 51S (House Bill 107) AN ACT to add a new section to Article 41 of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1939 Edition and 1947 Supplement), title "Governor -- Executive and Administrative Depart- i - v .. . i* *. \ \ *1- t i I.' : i ' i ; `. r,y> n" V/*v* : iv \ : -:* -`i.tAi ?.i . f t m i i \ r -.'j/-* , - . ) iHiLtiitit iui'l Skltw A Iti>n*i- tiPMilllli'tii ( n jlltiilill); III* Il reriin r In a|>|iuiut tl l 'iilll- n ii s s i u a tu slin l^ lire figlili* inaile la ir r A la r i lu m i a m i reem- ini'inl r l i a l i " i ,s lic r i : l ' i W 'im iiM s, |l i r |u escili 11 inali; Ina n f A la ic la m l is a i r l i u i r ami nlisnli'li'; alni W i i t :i:i: \s. lite s t i l l i n i ni' I l a 11 m ari. is imi u n r w illiin | | i r a l c a . nf " e l i d a I inlnl m alinii nf m usi iiiciulicrs n| llu- l.e"islatni'i> Imi is lii" lil\ s|ici ia liic il : a m i . Ilici (Ture. tic il Iti s i t l n il In/ llu lim isi- n i I t r l r i i i i l r s . T im i llic ( u v e r u n r Iic am i Ile is Itcl'cln i <<111l's I(<1 In a | >| mi n | a t ' n m m i s s i n u In s t a i l e llic la n f Alal i lam i i c l a l i n " In traile inaili.. In m alte r r in im n e m la l ina far sili li i lia ii" e s a s a i e ileeineil ile s ira lile , a m i In r e |m i l In -laiiliai v I. Illll In lite <l i n e i imi a m i lite S e r r c l a r r n| S i a l e j u i n l l v ; a m i lie il ini Ilice /i V v n / m / , T im i Hie ("Ilici I l e i I. ni lite li m i s i ' In- a m i In* is licrcln II m i et I In Im r e a i n | n n f lliis ll c s n l ii lin n s | u e n i | 111 inn lite . I n u m a i a m i i n | i i e s s e n i I " IIn m e l i m i a m i lite S e e r e l a i v nf S i a l e . Il In* li u u s trilli un ii in ln /ih -il. i : i : i ,i i ; t s h -* s t a m u n ; i m a h t t i : i ;s . Ali . A le ln i e m e . Ine IIn- ( " n m iiiille e mi I m l i e i a e r , ee|ini leil la i i n a l i l i , w Mi a iiie m lliie n ls . Munse Itili ,\'n. IIIJ Iti M essi. l'nllaeli a m i S ie " c l : S u ll eri : " I "KI Al MS A N I* I T N I S I I Al K N T S " . siili l i l l e " II K A I.T II I N I A N T S " . I J K I . A T I N i : T u I.A III -il.IN C ( I I ' ( M11 U li K N 'S i i ' i i N m i i i : a n i * r o v s w m i i *a i n t c o n t a i .n i n i : j . i a i *. A im: \ i h i i :v i s i n l l m se. Itn.i. Nn. IIIJ I!v Ilie ( "nmillil Ire : A m e m l li le n l Nn. I. ( l a lin e li al lire l i l l e ni Mie |ie ia le i | Itili a l i c e Mie u n n i " | ia i111" in s e r Mie u n r i l s " ni n lliee m a l e r i a l " . W ltir/i il niriiil n in i I u u s i r m i u n ti m in ili r i i. A n ie m liiie a l Nn. J. ( i n e l i n e 7 ni Mie l i l l e n f Mie |ir i a l e i l Itili a l i c e Mie M a n i " I c a ri" i n s e r Mie fu llini ili" : " ne nlliee |in i s n a n u s salislaaee". U h h i, u n ir m i n ir n l u u s l i m i nini m ln/ilcil. V,*V.  ' - 1 U I! I l t -\ : r l i i . i . i .\ 111(imiifi. ai N.. >n lino i nini emling of llic following: t i il.M <IU< .111 lit .'V 1 uu li U|4* h 11 i u-si vr um l uiti \ 11l \\\ V*U "323. () II simll lie unlawful for any person: fo imuiufaelm e, sell or offer lo sell. any toy or plaything. including <children's fainilure, ileeoraleil or eovereil with paint or any oilier material containing lead or oilier subslauee of a poisonous nature, from conluct with which cliililren may lie injuriously alleeleil, unless kiu*Ii article shall contain a label aflixed llierelo s la tin g in clear ami unambiguous language Dial Ilie saiil painl. or oilier uuilerial rinilain.s lead or oilier subslauee of a ||oisouous n a lin e ." W hich niiieiulmen I inis liu ti nini adopted. In io ruble rr/nirl mlnplcd. Thehill inis irm i the scrinili lim e mill nnlcrcil p i i nleil fo r its third reading. Mi. Mel u ic o \ c. l o r Ilio <'o m i n i! le e o n - l u d i c i a c v . r e | i o r l e d favorably, li m i lo Kill X u. ITI li e .Mr. K a n n i n g : S u b je c t : 1' l *I ' 151.11' KI 1'( ' A T I ( >N ", s u b l i l l e " ( ' l l A K T K K 2. I i 11M A T I ( >X U K K u . V K D S " . K K K A T I N i l T O A l* K O I X T M K N T ; ANI T K N U K K O K T i l l : K O A K I O K KIM ' ( 'A T I ( X O K C A K O i l.l XK C d ll K T V . I 'm arable. r c p n r t Iid n p leil. The bill was rend the second lime, and ordered printed or ilu third reading. Mr. Kriiisfield, fo r Hie ( 'oininil lee on C h e s a p e a k e Kay a n d T rilm la lies, re p o rte d la i o i a l d v . willi a u ie n d iu e n ls . Mouse Kill No. :'.lli; Ky .Mr. I l o l l u i a n : Siibjerl: " K IS II A N D K IS II KK I ITS". sul. lille " T I D A I , W A T K K S " . I 'KO111 It I T I XI I S K O K I I . \ K I , S K I N K I X O K K TAIN W A T K K S IX W 1 1 ' ( i.M I C O A N D SO.M KI.'S K T C O U X T I K S . A m c x n . ' i i : \ r s t u l i n i s i : K i i .i. No . .'illli K\ ilie Collimi! tee : Aiiieudineul No. 1. Nlrike olii all of lines (i lo II of th lille of Mie prinled Itili and inser in lieti lliereof Ibi1 follnwiug: "use of bau) seines in Ibe walers of .Monie May. Oainos (narice Crede ami llieir Iribularies. bri u rea cerlain poinls in Soinersel Cornile.'* Whirli uiiniiilmeni n n s remi a n d m lo p ld l . t U'H* iiV-YJ n . A \ w . I 1949] fcj OF THE SENATE .C t 1101 ; Which was read the third time and passed by yeas and nays as follows: Af f i r m a t i v e . Messrs.-- President, Bailey, Balch, Barton. Beck, Carter, Davis, Della, Dulin, Ellison. Fraley, Goidstein, HorF, Hofferbert, Guv Johnson. Kimble, McLaughlin, Monroe, O'Neill, Phoebus, Shallcross, 3Sothoron, Storm, Stromberg, Thomas, Turnbull, White. Total--27. N egative-- N one. iZSaid Bill was then returned to the House of Delegates. Also, | HOUSE BILL NO. 73--By the Speaker: ^Subject: ``MOTOR VEHICLES", sub-title "ADMINISTRA TION--REGISTRATION--TITLING", RELATING TO AP PEALS FROM A REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF AN OPERATOR'S OR CHAUFFEUR'S LICENSE. S-p. tWhich was read the third time and passed by yeas and nays follows: ^Messrs.-- Af f i r m a t i v e . iS President. Bailey, Balch, Barton. Beck, Carter, Davis, Della, Dulin, Ellison, Fraley, Goldstein. Hoff. Hofferbert. Guv Johnson. Kimble, McLaughlin, Monroe, O'Neill, Phoebus, Shallcross, Sothoron, Storm, Stromberg, Thomas, Turnbull, White. Total--27. Negative-- N one. Seat'd Bill was then returned to the House of Delegates. Also, lOjJSE BILL NO. 102--By Messrs. Pollack and Seigel: Subject: "CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS", sub-title HEALTH--INFANTS", PROVIDING FOR THE LABELING gCHILDREN'S FURNITURE. ^Vhich was read the third time and passed by yeas and nays follows: Af f i r m a t i v e . isident, Bailey, Balch, Barton, Beck, Carter, Davis, Della, Dulin, 0-Fraley, Goldstein, Hoff. Hofferbert. Guv Johnson, iSSi* McLaughlin, Monroe, O'Neill, Phoebus, Shallcross, jwOn, Storm, Stromberg, Thomas, Turnbull, White. Total--27. N egative-- N one said Bill was then returned to the House of Delegates. ;r ii I US W'hrh u n i i n n i I h r firn/ U n ir inni i r f n i n i In II,,- r i u n i r * I 'niniIn llrlri/n ln n inni tir. Ilunrr. Si-mtir Itili \ n . it Ali. Uliiie A Itili e n l i f l e i l "A li A r i In 11J n*:i I .u n i II* filli l i . ii j | li ;i ini'iiil iiii-ii i S f i l i m i I | n n | A i lii li- .V_* ni I In- A i i i i i i l : ' l f i | ( ' m l f n l M ;i i i |:iiii| i | ! i | 7 S n | i | i l f i u f i i l i . Iilli- '. li iv l if f v ni l l i r IV n e e '. siili Itili- Trilli .\|;ij*i* l i : i l f S i s i i i n . ini i iMsim; Dir | i;i \ i!' Un* s ti lisi i I ii Ir iii;ii: n( n i l f s in H flllllil II I 'nlllll i Il h i ' l i n i x i n n i I h r /i vi U n i r ni ni I r l r n m l I n l l i r W i i n l i i i ' i i <' m i ni fi I t r i n i l i I imi. Sfinilf Itili Nn. AS| li ,\|i. U bile: A Itili fili il I n i "A li A l l In i f |i r : i l imi i r f i i . n l . w III iinrinliiif nls. S f i l i m i Itili I li I li ti nf Al l i r l e " li nf ll if A m in i lin i l 'm l r nf Alili I:i li I I I ! I 7 S i i | i | i | f i nf i l i | . l i l l e ' A l r n l i n l i r I !rvi*rsi;rs'. siili l i l l e <' m i n i I l i s j i f u s u i i e s '. 11*I;i I i n e I n lit e imi|iii isjiI i mi n f ini' inliers n f Mie I .i| n 11 l ' m i l i i i i l ! n : i i i | i n U i i i i i n i n i ( ' m i n i . " il li i r l i n ns i r m i l l i r f u n i U n i r n i n i i r l m r i l In l l i r II ni ni i r t'mnilfi ItriniliIimi i m i s i; m i u .s i : i-:t i t : n i -:i > i im.M t i i i -: s i -:n a t i -:. limisi* Itili Nn. IH I ! \ Un* S |i i `;il;er : Siili jrri : " IIK A I.T II" . sul. lille "S T A T I-, Iti Alili 1 1 K II K A I/n i'. 1-71.1 a ii n a t i n <i ' r i i i ; n m v i s i u N in i: ix < : <t ;i :t a i n i : i : i ; n , . \ T i ( i \ s t < iti; i i i :i .1 s111;i i n a h a i i .y m :\vs i *a i *i :i : i t i s i . i s m : n i n i i a i .t i .m i i i m -: c i t a . l i n t l n r u i l , i r m i l l i r l l i i n l l i m r inni / ni xsnl In/ i/rus nini inni*. limivi- Itili N'n. " .VI It Ali . Ale( r;iIli : Sui. j.-f i : "T u i 1 ;<*i ,a i: i ; t i i r : s a n c t i u n i h -- t i i i ; <;i :nt;i :a i . ASKKAIIil.A III- Al A l! A l, A N I T( ANA ( I I T S . I S K O I T S T S . i i : \t s i ;s . itiiA N T s . s a i .k s . i ,i ;a s i ;s . ( (i.\ \ r; a a ni t ;s i h ; Hi;i;iis T u A N 11 l-'ICl iAl ANA l 'KIISONS (11 lto|A '( >i:l*i li ATI-: t u a n i i'ii: t i 11; irs i; ni-* t u i-: c i i n a t a t h i n h k TI 11: r i m i T S T A N T K l ' i s r u i v i , ( `111' I!i ' 11." I . n i l n i x n l , i r m i I h r III irti l i m r u n i i /itix xrtl hi/ l i n i v n i n i n n its . The Kpeal;Pl~ l:iill hofere Ilie House. Iiills |'o|- ;i lliiril rondinn ;ls folio s : House Hill No. |H2 l!v Messes. Collnel; a n d Sieel : Snhjeel : "('I." IMIIS A M I T N ISI I.MKN'TS". suit-title " IIKAI-TIl - i n f a n t s '. T n o v n u x o i-<n: l a i i k u x c <*i' o i i i i . h u k x s i T i ; x m i : i - ; i k c <i : a t k . i w i t h t a i n t c o n t a i n i m i i,i;a h . W'liicli was read Ihr* lliinl lime a n d passed l\ y e a s a n d nays ns follows: ` A i-'KIHM ATIVK. Messrs.-- Speaker. Giiylhcr, .Mnllliigly. Iliirrla. .lonter. Lankford, l.o u io n o , McNulty, Wlgley. Stromeyer. Tyler. Hall, llaace. Cooksey. W in k ler. Dcckwltli. Iloone, Knsor, Menclilnc, Ilockcobnugh. W arren. Clialrcs, Lowe. Nelson, llorfnian, Todd. Ward. IlrlusflcUI. H orner. Malkus, Wehb. Henson, .lackson. S carbornugli. Ilnrcli, McOralli. Mcl.clsli. I'nniphrey, S tew ard. W ilkinson. Ilakcr. Walls. Dennis. lUcliardson, Shockley. A lexander, D err, llnu ver, Payne. Itnmsburg, Vlrta. Baldwin, Harkins. De flan, Jam es. Hnnulng. McDaniel. Herlorelll, Dally. Kosakowakl. Mllanlcz. Mrozlnakl, silk . Ament. McKcwcu, Murphy, Scliacler, Vails, W elnlrauh, Albers. Buffington, Dempsey. IMppel. O'Mnllcy. Tawney, Melntcove. Pollack, Robinson, Shapiro, Siegel. S klo r. Argabrlght, Handlere. Ccrnghty. Kennedy. I.uber. Preston. Haynes. Carry, Davis, Grinin, Meyers, W. W.. Tliommen. Ankeney. Hlooin, Downey, lllcka, lluyett. Newcomer. Clark, Hyde. King. Lofslrand, lleevea, Hush, Coolt, Key. Geppcrl, Heed. See, Whitworth, Barnes. Hahn, Six. Smith, Carr. Measlck, Nock. Potla. White. Coildlngton. Mclntlro, Myers. .1. C. T o ta l-- 123 N koativk-- N o nk . Said bill irux / bi n xrnl In llir S rm ilc. Ilmi.-p Hill No. 17 1 - Hy Mr. HniiiiiiiK: S nhjeel: " T T III.IC K IM V A T IO N " . s u h l i l l e " C IIA T T H I; 2. IT ill.M A T H IN ( I K l!( IA I! I >S". U K X A T I X O T o A T T O I N T M K N T A N I> TKNIHH-: OK T il l: T.OAIMi OK K H K C A T IO .N OK C A H O 1.1 N i; C O I ' X T V . Which was rmol the lliinl lime nnd passed ly yens a nd n a ys ns follows: A m i i i m a i ' I v i :. .Messrs.-- .Speaker, Goylher. Mattingly. Ilnirls. Jesler. L ankford. I.nwiaan. McNally, Wlglcy, Slroincyer. Tyler. II,ill. Iln m e. Cool;sey. W inkler, llcckwltli, Iloone. REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF 1950 PROPOSED BILLS VOLUM E 1 LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE APR 2 f. 1978 ! IRB A v MARYLAND LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL P oisonous P aint A bill is proposed to repeal Chapter 51T of the Acts of 1040. which requires labels to be put on children's toys or furniture which have paint containing any lead or other poisonous substance. The act seems not t-> have reached the specific problem at which it was aimed, and the whole problem is to be studied further l>y the paint industry and public health authorities. P ublic W elfare The Legislative Council recommends a bill to add Section 13B to Article SSA of the Annotated Code, making the laws as to a public assistance program conform generally with laws for other types of public welfare programs. T anks The Council suggests a bill to permit any assessment to he abated or a n y taxes paid to he refunded, if the assessment <m such property would not have been levied under the provisions of Chap ter i:U of the Acts nf l'J4'.). This Act granted a tax exemption to certain property of fraternal organizations and women's clubs, hut some of these types of property were assessed before the act was passed, and taxes were paid on som e of the assessments. Another proposed bill would add Section lldA To Article SI of the Code, to permit tax officials of any State granting reciprocity to Maryland to come into the courts of this State in order to collect raxes lawfully imposed in that other Stare. r.VI-MP L O W! ENT ComI' KNSATION The Council submits a bill to amend Section 7 of Article 05A. giving employers who were absent in war service credit for such time in the computation of their experience raring for contribu tions to the unemployment compensaiimi fund. Another proposal would amend Section 11 nf Article !)3A. providing for separation notices similar to the present accession notices for employees. W ater R esources The Legislative Council recommends a bill to amend Section 5 of Article 9(iB of the Annotated Code, permitting farm ponds to be constructed within certain specirieati'uis without being licensed as dams under the Water Resources Act. 59 Explanation This bill is rrcoinmcndi'd by the State Department of Health. It would .re pen I the Act passed in I9'i9 requiring that children's furniture and toys shall by a label cull attention to the use thereon of any paint or other material containing lead or other poisonous substance. There has been widespread complaint from the manu facturers and vendors of such articles that the law is vaguely drawn and cannot practicably be complied with: they cite that while the paint used on children's furniture, and toys is not. poisonous, so witch, depends upon the chilli's condition and other criminous iartors that it. is iwpossible to warrant that no harm trill result. .I\ a result of the disenssinn. over the .-iff of l'.l.'iO. the. Lead Industries Association has arranged to finance a stuili/ of the prevention of lead poisoning in ehildrrn, at the Johns Hopkins 1Hi versify. 11tern ,\ tl.'i) A BILL ENTITLED AX ACT to repeal Chapter 517 of the Acts of 1949. entitled "An act to add a new section t<> Article 27 of the Anno tated Code of Maryland (1939 Edition), title "Crimes and Punishments", sub-title `'Health--Infants", said new sec- . tion to be known as Section 323 and to follow Immediately after Section 322 of said Article, providing for the label ing of children's furniture and toys decorated with paint or other material containing lead or other poisonous sub stance and providing for punishment for non-compliance with such provision.'' 1 Wiikkeas, It has been found impractical to apply and en2 force the provisions of said Chapter 517: and 3 W iikueas, the Lend Industries Association lias arranged to 4 finance a s t u d y of the problem of preventing Ilie lead-poison5 ing of children from the use of toys, etc., at the -lohiis Hop(i kins Uni ver si t y; and 7 VTiikiieas, the St at e Board of Health has approved the 8 revommeudations of certain business associations and niaiiu- 9 facturers t h a t Ch apt e r 517 of the Acts of 1949 be repealed 19 and fliat no f u r t h e r legislation be enacted on this subject 11 until the study at the Johns Hopkins University has been 12 completed: now therefore 1 S ection 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Many- land, T h a t C h a p t e r 517 of the Acts of 1949. entitled "An Act 3 to add a new section to Article 27 of the Annotated Code of 4 Maryland (1939 Edition), title ``Crimes and Punishments1', 5 sub-title "Health--Infants", said new section to he known as 0 Section 323 and to follow immediately after Section 322 of 7 said Article, providing for the labeling of children's furniture S and toys decorated with paint or other material containing 9 lead or other poisonous substance and providing for punisli10 rneut for non-compliance with such provision" lie and it is 11 hereby repealed. C05* ^ -5-W*V j 1, 'rhx ll> j 4 y 62 fe) TheState Department map also, upon its oicn motion, review any decision of a local welfare department. and may consider any application upon which a'decision has not been made by the local department within a reasonable time. The State Department may make such additional investigation as it may deem necessary, and shall make such decision as to the granting of assistance and the amount of assistance to be granted the applicant as in its opinion is justified and in conformity with the rules and regulations of the State Dcpertinent. Applicants or recipients affected by such decisions of the State Department shall, upon request, be given reason able notice and opportunity for n fair hearing by the State Department. I'd) AH decisions of the State Department shall be final and shall be binding upon the local welfare department, in volved anil shall hr complied with by the local department. 1 Sec. 2. And be it further enacted. Timr this Act shall lake 2 I'lToct June 1. 1950. yrz? ' So Airman announced the Rules Committee would meet at -- BIST. M. the Council adjourned to meet on Wed.. Sept. 7. 50/A. M. MINUTES F ifth Meeting Baltimore, Md.. September 7. 1040. Hw Legislative Council held its fifth meeting in the City Cornic'd & b e rf City llall. Baltimore, at 10.00 A. M. uu Wednesday, jitember 7rli. 1040. Members present were Mr. Bvnies. presidimt, TiilM e s s r s . Tiirnhull. Delia, Goblsiein. Kimble. McAllister. Hoff. Jamiheru. Beck. Syhert. Boone. Chaires. l.ofstrand. Luher. MelniIvci Ptunphroy. Kamsburg and Rohinson. Letters were read and referred to the committees as follows: Board of Physical Therapy Examiners. reipiesting legisla(011 as to examination fees and the use of the term "Doctor of Physical Therapy." (Judiciary Committeei 0. State De[iartment of Health, relating to the use of poisonmi"ous paint on eiiildren's toys. etc. tJudiciary Committee) 3. Game and Inland Fish Commission, relating to changes in the fees for hunting and fishing licenses, i Finance Com mittee) 4. Senator John Grason Turnbull, relating to probationary motor vehicle drivers licenses for persons under the age of 25 years. (-Judiciary Committee) 5. Senator Louis L. Goldstein, relating to continuous assess ments. (Finance Committee) 6. Hon. Paul M. Fletcher, relating to a rebate of taxes paid by fraternal organizations in Allegany County, for 194S and 1949. (Finance Committee) A letter also was read from the Hon. Richard W. Case. Chair man of the Tax Survey Commission of 1949, acknowledging copies of letters relating to tax exemptions for the Emory Grove Associa tion and for the Disabled American Veterans. The Chairman announced the appointment of a committee on Medico-Legal Procedure. The following persons were appointed on this Committee: Messrs. Robinson. Chairman, and Lofstrand. McAllister, Stmmberg, Sybert and Turnbull. Upon motion, the Council adjourned at 11.10 A. M. in order that committee meetings might be held. 5.(JO P. M. Upon tlie call of the Chairman, rhe Legislative Council re-con vened at 5 P. M. The vote of adjournment was re-considered. Mr. Luber, Vice-Chairman of the Budget Finance Committee submitted the following report of that committee as to Item No. 60: REPORT OF THE BUDGET AND FINANCE COMMITTEE September 7. 1949. To the Members of the Legislative Council: The Budget and Finance Committee of the Legislative Council at its meeting held on "Wednesday, September 7th, 1949, heard / ' 9S The Council then resumed consideration of the Rules and after completion of the consideration o f`the Rules, it was ordered that the rules, as amended, he reprinted and sent to all members of the General Assembly. The Council adjourned to meet on Wednesday. December 21st. at 10.30 A. M. MINUTES TwklI'Tii Mkkti.ni; Baltimore. Md., Dcvetuber 21, 1'J4'->. The twelfth meeting of tile Legislative Council of Maryland was held in Room 302. City Hall, Baltimore, on Wednesday. December 21st. 1949. at 2.00 l'.'M. The following memhers were present: Mr. Byrnes. Chairman, presiding, and Messrs. Turnbull, Della, (ohlstein. Kimble. MiAllistcr, Hull, Strombeig, Beck, Byberr, Boone. Clmires. Lofstrnnd, Tuber, Mcluicove, Kamsburg and Todd. The Honorable Hall Hammond. Attorney General, appeared be fore the Council and discussed the proposed bill i Item No. 54j, relative to the execution of the death sentence. After discussion, on motion of Mr. Syhert. Mr. Hammond was requested to revise the bill and submit it To the Council prior to its next meeting. The Secretary submitt ' the following letters: 1. From Judge E. F Masou, suggesting that Section 04TA of Article 27, as added by Chapter 757 of 1949, requiring that every indictment for the commission of a criminal of fense be furnished the accused, be amended to exempt bastardy, support and similar cases from the provisions of said section. (Item 2so. 8G) After discussion, the Chairman was requested to discuss the proposal with Judge Mason. 2. From Hon. John N. Newcomer, member of the House of Delegates from Washington County, requesting that a State-wide day-light savings bill be prepared for the next session of the General Assembly. (Item No. S7) After discussion, it was ordered that the bill be prepared for introduction by Mr. Newcomer and not as a Legislative Council bill. 3. From Arthur B. Price, suggesting that certain changes be made in the law as to replevin, i Item No. SS) Ibis item was referred to the Judiciary Committee. 4. From Mr. Bradley T. J. Meitee. Jr., suggesting legislation to authorize the County Commissioners of the several counties to establish hoards of recreation. (Item No. S9i This item was referred to the Judiciary Committee. 5. From the members of the History Group of the Community Study Workshop of the Baltimore Public Schools, urging that steps be taken to protect Blackistons Island from further erosion. (Item No. 90) It was suggested that a joint resolution be prepared for submis sion to the General Assembly to request the proper State agency or agencies to rake whatever steps may be necessary to prevent further erosion at Blackiston's Island, if possible. 90 Hi-. Luber. Vice-Chairman of the Budget nn<l Fiunnee Com mittee. submitted tlie following report: REPORT OF THE BUDGET AND E1XAXCE COMMITTEE December 21. 194!). To the Members of the Legislative i.'ouuril: The Budget nnd Finance Coimnirtee net on Wednesday, Decentber 2lst, 1949, with tiie following members present: Mr. Luber. Vice-Chairman, presiding, and Messrs. Kamsbitrg. Berk. St minberg. Boone. Goldstein. Todd and Kimble. The Committee considered the several items mi iis agenda ami makes the following report: Item No. 7(1--E.\einpl inn of Stale and oml govcnimenis from the Fair Trade Act. Favorable Report. 4U --.M olor \ e l t i e l e 1n s p e r tio n s . The Committee recomnieuds in lien of the pro posal submitted to rite Conned tint: the Council endorse in principle the establishment of Stateoperated motor vehicle inspection stations and further recommends that the Chairman of tiie Council appoint a committee from .among its members to confer with the Commissioner Of Motor Vehicles as to the details of such a plan and the preparation of a bill to carry it into effect. Respectfully submitted. J ohn C. Llber. Vice Chairman. After discussion, on motion of Mr. Luber. this report was adopted and it was ordered that a hill be prepared to make effec tive Item Xo. 70, for introduction at rite 1950 session. The Chairman announced the appointment of the following com mittee in accordance with the recommendation as to Item Xo. 40: Mr. Luber. Mr. Stroruberg, Mr. Chaires. Mr. Kimble. Mr. Boone and Mr. Goldstein. Mr. Syberf. Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, then sub mitted tiie following report: REPORT Ob' TIIE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE December 21. 1949. To the Members of the Legislative Council: The Judiciary Committee met on Wednesday. December --1st. at 10.30 A. M.. with the following members present: Mr. Syhert. Chairman, presiding, and Messrs. Della, Hoff. I.olstrand. Chaires. Meluicove. Turnbull. McAllister and Byrnes. The Committee gave careful consideration to a number of Items which had been referred to it and begs to submit the following report: Item Xo. 73--Licensing of Child Care Agencies. Favorable Report, with amendments, on proposed bill, f1930 Session) ij-i--Repeal uf (.'La[iter 31T of the Acts of 194'J. lelam "" tive to poisonous paint uu toys. Favmaiile Report. t I95<i session). 4---Confiscation of gambling monies. Favorable Report, with amendments, on proposed bill, i 1`J-j'I Session' Respectfully submitted. C. F erdinand Sjvuekt. C h a i r m a n . After discussion, on motion of Mr. Sybert. tlte above recom mendations were uppruved and bills ordered prepared for the Utah session. Senator Kimble cal led attention to the decision of tlte Court of Appeals, holding invalid the law relating to strip iuiniug in Allegany County and requested the Legislative Council to approve rite preparation ami Introduction of a bill at tlte 1950 session to make (ho strip-mining law State-wide in its effect. i Item No. 91) (>n motion, this recommendation was approved for tlte l'-loti session. The Council then look up for tinal consideration hills which had been prepared on (lie following items: I lent No. .VI-- Lobbying. After discussion, on m o t i o n o f Mr. Stromberg, the bill as submitred was approved, with the incorpora tion of an amendment fo provide that no State oll'icer or employee should he permitted to act as legislative agent f o r compensation. Items 03(1) and f.i), relating to Physical Therapy. Items 03(1 i and fd). relating to non-resident hunting and fishing licenses. Item N'o. 6G, relating to probationary motor vehicle licenses for minors, and Item N'o. 84, relating to reciprocity in the collection of income taxes and other taxes, were all approved for introduction at the 1050 session. After discussion, it was decided that Rule No. tili.oi of the House Rules should he amended to provide that the motion as to the previous question be not debatable. The Council then adjourned to meet un Wednesday, Januarv 11th, 1930, at 10.30 A. M.