126 MARYLAND MANUAL
BOARD OF EXAMINING MOVING PICTURE
MACHINE OPERATORS
President: Vacancy
George H. Douglass, Secretary, 1955
Edward Pugh, Treasurer, 1955
34 Hopkins Place, Baltimore 1 Telephone: Lexington 9-8795
The Governor appoints, biennially, the three members of this Board.
One member must be from the Maryland Fire Underwriters Rating
Bureau, one a licensed moving picture machine operator and a mem-
ber of the Moving Picture Operators' Union, and the third, an exhibi-
tor licensed to operate motion picture machines. All members must
have had at least three years' experience in this business and must
have resided in Baltimore City for not less than two years next pre-
ceding their appointment (Acts 1949, ch. 216). This Board examines
and licenses operators of moving picture machines, and has super-
vision over them in Baltimore City only. Examinations are written
and practical. Applicants are eligible for examination after having
worked for six months under a licensed operator. Licenses must be
renewed annually. The Board has full power to suspend and revoke
licenses. The Board is required to meet monthly, but may meet more
often.
Appropriations 1953 1964
Special Fund $1,485 1,842
Staff: None
STATE BOARD OF HAIRDRESSERS
AND BEAUTY CULTURISTS
Chairman: Agnes L. Giordano, 1954
Elsie J. Kasper, 1955; Marie E. Schuster, 1953
Katheryne C. Linder, Principal Clerk
102 Park Avenue, Baltimore 1 Telephone: Mulberry 5-3843
The Board of Hairdressers and Beauty Culturists was created in
1935. The Board is composed of three members appointed by the
Governor for terms of three years. All members of the Board must
have had at least five years' practical experience in hairdressing or
beauty culture. They may not be affiliated with any firm manufac-
turing or selling any merchandise or commodity used in beauty shops,
nor be directly or indirectly connected with any school of beauty
culture. No two members shall serve at the same time who are
graduates of the same school of beauty culture. The Board employs
a secretary and a chief inspector.
The Board examines, licenses and registers all persons engaged in
or teaching hairdressing and beauty culture within the State. It has
general supervision of all beauty shops and schools of beauty culture
in the State in all matters pertaining to health and sanitation. In this
regard the board may issue such rules and regulations as it deems
proper and necessary, conduct hearings, administer oaths and compel
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