purchased by State agencies, which receive invoices and make payment
to the Revolving Fund in the same manner as to other vendors (Code
1957, Art. ISA, sees. 28-33).

Since March 6, 1949, the Department has distributed donable foods
from the Production and Marketing Administration, U. S. Department
of Agriculture, to public and private eleemosynary institutions and
agencies and to needy families in the State of Maryland. There are 167
such institutions and agencies serving approximately 85,000 persons.
In March 1960, a new program, Central Services, was inaugurated
providing typewriter repair and duplicating services for those agencies
located in the Baltimore State Office Building.

Appropriations 1961 1962

General Funds $441,309 $464,600
Staff: 64.

Law and Legislation
STATE LAW DEPARTMENT

Attorney General's Office
Thomas B. Finan, Attorney General, 1962
Joseph S. Kaufman, Deputy Attorney General
Assistant Attorneys General:
Clayton A. Dietrich
Thomas W. Jamison III
Robert S. Bourbon
Robert F. Sweeney
James P. Garland
William J. McCarthy, Spec. Asst. Attorney General for

Comptroller of the Treasury
Lawrence F. Rodowsky, Spec. Asst. Attorney General for

Department of Assessments and Taxation
Robert C, Murphy, Spec. Asst, Attorney General for Uni-
versity of Maryland

1201 Mathieson Building, Baltimore 2 Telephone: 539-5413

State Roads Commission

Joseph D. Buscher, Spec. Asst. Attorney General
Special Attorneys:

Peter J. Carpenti Fred A. Puderbaugh
Walter W. Claggett Eugene G. Ricks
Herbert L. Cohen Nolan H. Rogers
Carl H. Lehmann, Jr. Earl 1. Rosenthal
William D. Macmillan, Jr. Edward H. Rybczynski
T. Thornton Murray Charles C. Seymour
Joseph T. Nissel James F. Sfekas
Richard M. Pollitt

300 W. Preston Street, Baltimore I Telephone: 837-9000

State Accident Fund
J. Howard Holzer, Special Attorney
Assistants to Special Attorney:
U. Theodore Hayes
Edgar L. Smith

301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore I Telephone: 837-9000