J. MILLARD TAWES, Governor                     1847

(42) Kosher food offenses under Maryland Code, Article 27, Sec-
tions 196 and 197.

[21] (43) Larceny under Maryland Code, Article 27, Section 340,
341, under Section 343, AS in such case only where the subject matter
is less than [one] five hundred dollars, and under Sections 344 and
345.

[22] (44) Larceny after trust under Maryland Code, Article 27,
Section 346 and under Section 353, in the latter instance only where
the value of the goods or things converted is less than [one] five hun-
dred dollars.

[23] (45) Malicious destruction of property alleged to be of the
value of five hundred dollars ($500) or less under Maryland Code,
Article 27, Sections 111 and 267.

(46) Methyl and denatured alcohol violations under Maryland Code,
Article 27, Section 314.

[24] (47) Violations of the motor vehicle laws of the State, or of
the traffic ordinances of Baltimore City, or both, except under Mary-
land Code, Article 66½, Sections 72, 77, and 216.

[25] (48) Peeping torn violations under Maryland Code, Article 27,
Section 580.

(49) Personating police officer offenses under Maryland Code,
Article 27, Section .4-40.

[26] (50) Pinball machine gambling under Maryland Code, Ar-
ticle 27, Sections 237 through 242, Section 244 and Section 246.

[27] (51) Pistol offenses, under City Code, Article 24, Sections
43 through 56 and under Maryland Code, Article 27, Sections 441
through 443.

[28] (52) Purchases from minors offenses under Charter, Sec-
tions 464 through 466.

(53) Real estate broker offenses punishable under Maryland Code,
Article 36, Section 231.

[29] (54) Receiving stolen goods offenses under Maryland Code,
Article 27, Sections 467 and Section 347, 466, 467 AND 347, BUT IN
THE CASE OF SECTION 466 ONLY WHERE THE VALUE OF
THE GOODS RECEIVED IS LESS THAN FIVE HUNDRED DOL-
LARS ($500.00).

[30] (55) Registered container violations under Maryland Code,
Article 27, Section 474.

(56)  Removal of property by lessees and by mortgagors, etc.,
under Maryland Code, Article 27, Section 210 and Section 214.

(57)  Removal of distrained goods offenses under Maryland Code,
Article 53, Section 19.

(58)  Removing or defacing serial numbers offenses under Mary-
land Code, Article 27, Section 389.

(59)  Resisting arrest and/or breaking arrest.

(60)  Shoplifting under Maryland Code, Article 27, Section 551A,
only when the goods are under the value of five ONE hundred dollars.