610 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 303

employed in the Motor Cycle Department of the Commis-
sioner of Motor Vehicles, or as may be required to carry on
the efficient work of the Department of Maryland State
Police.

The Superintendent shall designate the authority, re-
sponsibility and the duties of the various ranks, grades and
positions created under this section, within the limits of
this Act, and with the approval of the State Employment
Commissioner, shall also set standards and qualifications
and fix prerequisites of training, education and experience.
Salaries to be paid to the employees of the Maryland State
Police Department shall be as follows:

Superintendent.......................................... $4, 000. 00

Captain...................................................... 2, 922. 84

Lieutenant.................................................. 2, 657. 16

Examining Physician.............................. 2, 000. 00

Sergeant Major........................................ 2, 415. 60

First Sergeant............................................................... 2, 196. 00

Detective Sergeant...................................................... 2, 196. 00

Quartermaster Sergeant.......................... 2, 196. 00

Sergeant Mechanic.................................... 2, 196. 00

Sergeant.................................................... 1, 996. 44

Corporal...................................................... 1, 815. 00

Officer 1/C.................................................. 1, 650. 00

Officer.......................................................... 1, 500. 00

Salaries set forth above shall become effective as of Octo-
ber 1st, 1935. From June 1st, 1935, the date this Act is
effective, until October 1st, 1935, all employees transferred
to the Department of Maryland State Police, as set forth
in Section 6 of this Act, shall continue to be paid the same
salaries as now received.

6. All motor cycle deputies of the Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles, totalling seventy-five men and two officers,
in number, and commonly known as State Police, or Motor
Cycle Police, or Commissioner of Motor Vehicle Police, and
created in Article 56, Section 176, Code of Public General
Laws of Maryland, 1924 Edition, and set forth in subse-
quent budgetary enactments, shall be transferred from the
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles to the Department of
Maryland State Police, and shall be employees of the De-
partment of Maryland State Police, with the same rank, or
higher rank, in the Department of Maryland State Police
which each such motor cycle deputy and two officers held
in the Department of the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles,
and shall not be employees of the Commissioner of Motor
Vehicles.