SELF-SURVEY COMMISSION OF THE MARYLAND
GOVERNMENT

Chairman: Enos S. Stockbridge

E. Dale Adkins, Jr., Francis A. Davis, Russell S. Davis,
Francis V. du Pent, John B. Funk, Charles D. Harris, Joseph
Meyerhoff, G. Kenneth Reiblich, James G. Rennie, Ernest
L. Stebbins, Alvin Thalheimer.

10 Light Street, Baltimore

The Governor appointed this Commission in 1957 to study the
State government and to recommend improvements in its organization
and activities.

PERMANENT COMMISSION ON MUNICIPAL COURTS

Chairman: Howard C. Bregel
3 E. Lexington Street, Baltimore 2

The Governor appointed this twenty-five-man Commission in 1959
to study the Municipal Court System of Baltimore City.

COMMITTEE ON MORE EQUITABLE REPRESENTATION
IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Chairman: William C. Walsh

Alger Y. Barbee, Wilson K. Barnes, Joseph Bernstein, Richard
F. Cleveland, J. Edgar Harvey, Harry R. Hughes, William S.
James, J. Alvin Jones, James J. Lindsay, John Hanson Mitchell,
James C. Morton, Jr., Mildred Otenasek, Ralph W. Powers,
Woodrow F. Strong.

529 Cumberland Street, Cumberland

The Governor 'appointed this Committee in 1959 to study the re-
apportionment of representatives in the General Assembly.

GOVERNOR'S COMMITTEE ON NUCLEAR ENERGY

Chairman: Henry T. Douglas

Gordon M. Cairns, Dick Duffey, H. Bentley Glass, E. W. Guern-
sey, Russell Morgan, Perry F. Prather, W. F. Strong, Thomas
E. Widerman, Abel Wolman.

Baltimore Association of Commerce, Baltimore 2

In response to the suggestion of the Southern Regional Advisory
Committee on Nuclear Energy, the Governor set up this Committee in
1959 to consider the many questions raised by the use of nuclear
energy and to advise the Governor. A member of the Committee is to
represent each of the various fields affected: agriculture, education,
industry, labor, medicine, power, public health, transportation, biology,
and sanitary engineering.

PERMANENT ADVISORY COMMISSION ON
/ HIGHER EDUCATION

Chairman: Thomas G. Pullen, Jr.
Donald E. Deyo; Milton S. Eisenhower; Wilson H. Elkins;