ADVISORY BOARD ON HOSPITAL LICENSING

Eugene J. Lipitz, 1960; Harry F. Klinefelter, Jr., M.D., 1961;
Ladislaus F. Gradski, M.D., 1962; 1. Ridgeway Trimble, M.D.,
1962; John A. Schaffer, 1963; Robert F. Chenowith, M.D.,
1964; John B. Rich, 1964.

The Advisory Board on Hospital Licensing, established in 1945,
consists of seven members appointed by the Governor for five-year
terms. The Board assists the Department of Health in the establish-
ment of minimum standards for the licensing of hospitals within
the State (Code 1957, Art. 43, sec. 564).

ADVISORY COUNCIL ON HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION

Chairman: Walter D. Wise, M.D., 1962

Ex officio members: Perry F. Prather, M.D., Director, State De-
partment of Health; Isadore Tuerk, M.D., Acting Commis-
sioner of Mental Hygiene; Huntington Williams, M.D., Dr. P.H.,
Commissioner of Health, Baltimore City; Maurice Pincoffs,
M.D., Maryland State Planning Department; Edward S. Staf-
ford, M.D., Maryland State Planning Department.

Appointed members: Harold Tschudi, 1960; Harvey Weiss, 1960;
Robert F. Chenowith, M.D., 1960; Mrs. E. W. Ditto, 1961;
Harold W. Eliason, M.D., 1961; Marcus W. Moore, Sr., M.D.,
1961; C. E. Wise, Jr., 1961; Brady J. Dayton, 1962; Russell A.
Nelson, M.D., 1962; and Ernest L. Stebbins, M.D., 1962.

The Advisory Council on Hospital Construction, established in 1947,
consists of sixteen members: the Director of the State Department of
Health, the Commissioner of Mental Hygiene, and the Commissioner
of Health of Baltimore City, who serve ex officio; eleven members
appointed by the Governor; and two members appointed by the Mary-
land State Planning Department. The Council is to consult and advise
with the Board of Health in the administration of a State plan of
Hospital Construction under the terms of the Hill-Burton Act (Code
1957, Art. 43, sec. 567).

MINER'S HOSPITAL
Board of Trustees

Appointed by the Governor:

Veryl Ash, 1961; Thomas Elias, 1961; Michael J. Byrnes, 1963;
G. Alvin Kreiling, 1963.

Elected by the Board:

William S. Jenkins, 1961; E. Wilbert Logsdon, 1961; James
Quinn, 1961.

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Miner's Hospital, established in 1912, is governed by a Board of
Trustees of seven members. Four are appointed by the Governor for
four-year terms; three are elected by the Board for two-year terms
(Acts 1912, chap. 441). The Miner's Hospital, founded originally for
the purpose of providing facilities to miners and their families, today
serves as a general hospital for the residents of Frostburg and
vicinity. Its capacity is 68 beds. During the fiscal year 1858, it
served a total of 81019 patients.