Mr. John E. Oxley .. .. .. Rockville, Md.
Mr. Frank W. Truitt .. .. .. Ocean City, Md.
Dr. Cyrus F. Horine 3600 Kimble Rd.. Baltimore
Col. Nelson A. Russler .. .. Cumberland, Md.
Mr. W. David Tighlman .... .Elkridge, Md.
Hon. F. Kirk Maddrix ... . .. Crisfield. Md.
Mr. Milton H. Talkin .. Munsey Bldg., Baltimore

COMMISSION FOR THE STUDY OF AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS.

Joint Resolution 19 of the 1937 Legislature provided for the
appointment by the Governor of a Commission of seven, two engaged
in the insurance business, two Attorneys at Law and three business
men, to study the question of automobile accidents and the losses due
to death, personal injuries and damages to property, and to make
recommendations as to remedial legislation, with particular considera-
tion to compulsory automobile insurance.

The following have been appointed to this Commission:
Representatives of Insurance:

George W. Bahlke, Chairman .. Munsey Bldg., Baltimore, Md.
W. Harry Haller .. . .......... Frederick, Md.

Business Men:

John T. Shipway . ... .. .. .. .Flintstone, Md.
Joseph S. Bigelow .. .. Annapolis, Md.
J. Francis Reese .. .. .. Westminster, Md.

Attorneys at Law:

Max Sokol, Secretary .. .. Calvert Bldg., Baltimore, Md.
Robert R. Carman Maryland Trust Bldg., Baltimore, Md.

COMMISSION FOR THE STUDY OF UNPAID WAGES.

The Governor of Maryland was authorized and directed by Joint
Resolution 16 of the 1937 Legislature to appoint a Commission of
seven members, two from the office of the Commissioner of Labor
and Statistics, two from the list of Justices of the Peace, one to
represent employees, one to represent employers, and one from the
Legal Aid Bureau of Baltimore, to study the question of unpaid wages
in Maryland and the facilities, if any, existing for their collection
and to determine the need for legislation on this subject and whether
further facilities should be made available for assistance in collection
of wages in the office of the Commissioner of Labor and Statistics or
in the Courts of the State, and to study generally the facilities in the
office of the Commissioner of Labor and Statistics for the enforcement
and administration, of industrial legislation, and to report to the
Governor on or before November 15, 1938.

This Commission is composed of the following:
Labor Commissioner's Office:

Hon. Harry T. Phoebus, Chairman,
16 W. Saratoga St., Baltimore, Md.

Mrs. Margaret W. Hatfield 16 W. Sagatoga St., Baltimore, Md.
Justices of the Peace

Hon. Elmer H. Miller Central Police Station, Baltimore, Md.

Hon. J. Frank Fox Southwestern Police Station, Baltimore, Md.