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192 MARYLAND MANUAL
ment's administrative procedures. The Committee was authorized to
employ expert professional consultants in police administration to
assist in the development of its recommendations. The Committee is
continuing its studies.
STATE BOARD OF CANVASSERS
Lloyd L. Simpkins, Secretary of State; Louis L. Goldstein,
Comptroller of the Treasury; John A. Luetkemeyer, State
Treasurer; James Lloyd Young, Clerk of the Court of Ap-
peals; Thomas B. Finan, Attorney General.
State House, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: Colonial 3-2666
The State Board of Canvassers was created by Chapter 739, Acts
of 1957. It meets thirty days after any State election to tabulate the
votes cast for each candidate from the certified statements of votes
made by the city and county boards of canvassers. The Board declares
who is elected and delivers a certificate of election to the Secretary
of State. He issues the proclamation of election, keeps the records of
the Board, and delivers a copy to the Governor who issues a com-
mission to the persons elected (Code 1957, Art. 33, sees. 142-143).
COMMISSION ON THE REVISION OF THE
CORPORATION LAWS
Chairman: G. Keating Bowie
David W. Byron, Edward 0. Clarke, Jr., McKenny W. Egerton,
James F. Fanseen, William G. Hall, Jr., William McCarthy,
Arthur W. Machen, Jr., Richard F. Ober, Lawrence F. Rodow-
sky, William Walsh, Albert W. Ward.
10 Light Street, Baltimore 21202
The Governor appointed this special study commission in 1965 at
the request of the General Assembly to review the corporation laws
of Maryland with respect to the membership of non-profit corpora-
tions, special types of corporations, and small corporations with a
limited number of stockholders. The Commission is to report to the
Governor and the General Assembly at a later date (J. R. No. 21, Acts
of 1965).
COMMISSION TO EXAMINE AND REVISE THE FOOD, DRUG,
POISON AND NARCOTIC LAWS OF MARYLAND
Chairman: Noel E. Foss
Frank S. Balassone, Carroll S. Brinsfield, Mrs. Carl A. S.
Conn, J. H. Fitzgerald Dunning, Nathan L. Grus, Joseph S.
Kaufman, John Krantz, Perry F. Prather, John W. Rue.
University of Maryland School of Pharmacy
Lombard and Greene Streets, Baltimore 21201
The Governor appointed this Commission in 1962 at the request of
the General Assembly, to ascertain whether or not the adoption of
the Uniform Food and Drug Law would be in the best interests of
the people of Maryland. The Commission consists of the Commissioner
of Health, the Chief of the Division of Drug Control, the Chief of the
Division of Food Control, and representatives of the medical profes-
sion and the pharmaceutical industry (J. R. No. 13, Acts of 1962).

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