and operating schedules of public passenger motor buses and to
recommend legislation (Acts 1959, J.R. 17).

GOVERNOR'S COMMITTEE ON THE MORAL ASPECTS
OF TRAFFIC SAFETY

Chairman: Walter D. Hyle, Jr.
Secretary: Paul E. Burke

Guilford Avenue and 21st Street, Baltimore 18

The Governor appointed this Committee in 1959 to create public
awareness of the moral responsibility of each individual for the
safety of others. The Committee consists of twenty-six members of
whom one is the Governor, nineteen are clergymen, three represent
radio and television, and three the newspapers. The Committee
encourages clergymen to use and distribute traffic safety prayers and
to discuss the problem in sermons, and it encourages broadcasting
companies and newspapers to publicize the issue.

COMMISSION TO STUDY THE TRIAL MAGISTRATES' SYSTEM
IN THE COUNTIES OF MARYLAND

Chairman: John N. Maguire

Alger Y. Barbee, Samuel W. Barrick, Jacob B. Berkson, A.
Freeborn Brown, Lee Gillis, George R. Hughes, Jr., Louis P.
Jenkins, Richard M. Matthews, Thomas S. Simpkins, William
Sterling, Ernest Thompson, William C. Walsh.

826 Eastern Avenue, Baltimore

At the request of the General Assembly, the Governor appointed
this Commission in 1959 to study the trial magistrate's system, in the
counties with a view to making the position more attractive to
highly qualified members of the Bar. The Commission is to recommend
legislation to the Governor and members of the General Assembly
before the opening of the 1960 Session of the Legislature (Acts 1969,
J.R. 18).

COMMISSION ON CITY-COUNTY FISCAL RELATIONSHIPS

Chairman: Clayton Cann Carter

George S. Fockler, Harry R. Hughes, Wade H. Insley, Thomas
N. Kay, Edwin B. Keech, Edmund C. Mester, Augustine J.
Muller, Edward S. Northrop, Walter Scheiber, Cartlon R.
Sickles, Russell P Smith, J Grahame Walker.

Centreville

At the request of the General Assembly the Governor appointed
this Commission in 1959 to study city-county fiscal relationships. The
Commission consists of thirteen members appointed as follows: the
Maryland Municipal League nominated four; the County Commis-
sioners Association nominated four; the President of the Senate
nominated two from among the members of the Senate; the Speaker
of the House of Delegates nominated two from among the members
of the House of Delegates; and the Governor appointed one member
of his own selection, who became chairman. The Commission is to