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MARYLAND MANUAL 81
of the fisheries. The first is concerned with "farming" for the pur-
pose of conserving and increasing the oyster. The second is a fish
management program which limits the number of commercial licenses
issued each year for the taking of fin-fish. The third is a program of
interstate cooperation which is concerned primarily with the crabbing
industry. In addition, each of these: crabbing, fin-fishing, and oyster-
ing is subject to certain regulatory restrictions. To enforce these
regulations, the Department maintains a fleet of thirty-four patrol
boats and one patrol plane (Code 1947, Art. 19A, sees. 6-10).
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General Fund .............
Special Fund .............
Fees and License....-
Total .....----...-
Staff: 127.
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Expenditures
1949
$549,836.84
48,095.79
$597,932.63
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Appropriation
1950
$594,503.00
4,450.00
38,453.00
$637,406.00
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DEPARTMENT OF GAME AND INLAND FISH
The Commission:
Chairman: A. Gordon Fleet, 1954
Garner Wood Denmead, 1953; J. H. Gambrill, Jr., 1950;
Jonathan D. Longfellow, 1952; Harry J. Barton, 1951.
Ernest A. Vaughn, Director
Harold Smith Kolmer, Executive Secretary
George B. Shields, Chief Game Warden
Edwin M. Barry, Chief, Game and Inland Fish, Management
Malcolm E. King, Director, Public Relations
Albert M. Powell, Superintendent Fish Hatcheries
L. Maurice Amoss, Accountant
512 Munsey Building, Baltimore 2 Telephone: Saratoga 3054
Region I: Allegany, Garrett and Washington Counties
Joseph A. Minke, Regional Game Warden
Dale Howard Arner, Wildlife Field Superintendent
Region II: Frederick, Carroll, Howard, and Montgomery Counties
Benjamin F. Phebus, Regional Game Warden
Wildlife Field Superintendent, vacant
Region III: Calvert, Charles, Prince George's and St. Mary's Counties
Arthur D. Jones, Regional Game Warden
Phillip D. Lines, Wildlife Field Superintendent
Region IV: Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Cecil and Harford Counties
Gordon L. Saunders, Regional Game Warden
George D. P. Patterson, Wildlife Field Superintendent
Region V: Caroline, Kent, Queen Anne's and Talbot Counties
James W. Ivens, Jr., Regional Game Warden
Howard R. Zeiler, Wildlife Field Superintendent
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