THEODORE R. McKELDIN, GOVERNOR                          585

5.                                   REAL ESTATE COMMISSION

07.14.00.01 Real Estate Licensing and Supervision

General Fund Appropriation, in addition to ap-
propriation shown on page 17 of the printed
bill, contingent upon the passage of House
Bill No. 182 ........................................................          10,000

6.                     DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY

07.01.00.02 Inspection and Certification

General Fund Appropriation, in addition to ap-
propriation shown on page 13 of the printed
bill, contingent upon the passage of Senate
Bill No. 8 ............................................................            9,145

7.                STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION—STATE

AIDED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

13.04.10.12 Hood College. In return for the allowance, Hood
College shall furnish scholarships, subject to
the provisions of Chapter 86 of the Acts of
1949, and contingent upon the passage of
Senate Bill No. 63.

General Fund Appropriation............................          47,500

8.                                                   JUDICIARY

05.02.00.01 Adjudication and Retirement

General Fund Appropriation, in addition to ap-
propriation shown on page 5 of the printed
bill, contingent upon the passage of House
Bill No. 259..........................................................          38,200

Total Contingent Appropriations .................... 952,966

TOTAL GENERAL FUNDS .......................... 1,971,452

SPECIAL FUNDS

1,                     STATE POLICE RETIREMENT SYSTEM

03.02.00.02 Retirement Contributions

Special Fund Appropriation, in addition to ap-
propriation shown on page 4 of the printed
bill, contingent upon the passage of Senate
Bill No. 172........................................................            6,575

SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET NO. 2—FISCAL YEAR 1956

Pursuant to the authority conferred on me by Article 3, Section 52,
Sub-section (5) of the Constitution of Maryland, I hereby submit Supple-
ment No. 2 being reductions in the Budget for Aid to Education.