426 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 389

of the present members of the Commission are hereby extended
as follows: The term of one member, to be designated by the
Governor, to April 1, 1937; the term of a second member, to
be designated by the Governor, to April 1, 1938; the term of a
third member, to be designated by the Governor, to April 1,
1939; the term of a fourth member, to be designated by the
Governor, to April 1? 1940, and the term of the Chairman, to
April 1, 1941. All new appointments shall be subject to con-
firmation by a majority vote of the Senate. After April 1?
1941, one of said members shall be designated by the Governor
to be Chairman of the Commission. The Commission by a
majority vote shall appoint a member of the Bar of Maryland
who shall act as attorney and counsel for said Commission,
the term of office of said attorney to expire May 31, 1946. He
shall act as legal advisor to said Commission and shall not be
entitled to vote as a member of the Commission. The succes-
sor to each member of the Commission shall be appointed by
the Governor for a period of three years, subject to confirma-
tion by the Senate as aforesaid. The successor to the person
selected by the Commission as its attorney and counsel shall
always be chosen by majority vote of the then members of the
Commission, and to serve for a term of three years. Not less
than two members of the above Commission shall be certified
pilots or hold Military Pilots' ratings and have at least five
years actual experience as pilots. There shall be a Secretary of
the Commission who shall be chosen by a majority vote of the
members of the Commission. He shall not be a member of the
Commission or entitled to vote on matters determined by
the Commission. The term of office of said Secretary shall be
four years, dating from June 1, 1943, and until such time as his
successor is properly chosen. He shall be paid for his services
the sum of five thousand dollars ($5, 000. 00) per annum. The
said Secretary shall give his entire time to the duties of this
office and shall be subject to the orders of the Commission.
He shall be removable from said office for malfeasance, mis-
feasance or nonfeasance, to\be determined only by a majority
vote of the members of the Commission. The attorney for said
Commission shall be paid for services actually rendered to
said Commission from sums made available in the State Budget
or Supplemental Appropriation Bill, the amount of said pay-
ment to be determined upon by a majority vote of the members
of said Commission. The Chairman is authorized to employ
the services of one stenographer whenever in his opinion such
services are necessary and to pay said stenographer for the
services actually performed for the Commission, the amount
of said payment to be determined upon by a majority vote of
the members of said Commission.