1188 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 681

address, he shall forthwith give notice of his new address to
the appointing authority.

57-F. Compensation. Each person appointed as special
policeman under this act shall for all purposes be, and be
deemed to be, the employee of the State, political sub-division,
department, agency or district requesting his appointment.
His compensation shall be fixed in such amount as may be
agreed upon between him and such State, political sub-division,
department, agency or district, as the case may be, and the
latter shall be liable for the payment thereof.

57-G. Immunity from Liability. Neither this State nor any
political sub-division of this State, nor any department, officer,
board, bureau or other agency of either the State or any politi-
cal sub-division thereof shall be liable or accountable in any
way for or on account of the appointment of any such special
policeman or for or on account of any act or omission on his
part in connection with his powers and duties under this act.

57-H. Termination and Revocation of Appointment. The
appointment of any special policeman under this act shall
terminate, and his authority thereunder shall cease, when-
ever the Governor of the state requesting his appointment shall
file a notice in the office of the appointing authority in such
form as the latter may prescribe to the effect that his services
are no longer required. The appointing authority shall also
have power on its own motion and at any time, for any reason
or cause deemed by it sufficient, to revoke the appointment of
any such special policeman by filing a revocation thereof in
its office and mailing a notice of such filing to the Governor
of the state requesting his appointment, and also to the per-
son whose appointment is revoked, at his residence address as
the same appears in the application for appointment or the
latest statement thereof on file. If such person thereafter,
knowing of such revocation or having in any manner received
notice thereof, exercises or attempts to exercise any of the
powers of a special policeman under this act, he shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor; and upon conviction shall be fined
not more than f 100. 00, or imprisoned for not more than six
months, or both fined and imprisoned; and the filing and
mailing of such notice, as above provided, shall be presumptive
evidence that such person knew of the revocation.

57-1. Supervision. Every special policeman appointed
under this act shall at all times be subject to the rules and
regulations of the appointing authority and to the supervision
and control of such person or persons as the Governor of this
State may from time to time designate.