534 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 520

761B. The Board of Correction shall employ a Superin-
tendent for said institution, which Superintendent shall serve
during the pleasure of the Board, and shall receive such salary
as shall be provided in the budget, and, in addition thereto, the
said Board may allow her subsistence, fuel and dwelling, but
said Superintendent shall receive no other compensation or
perquisites. The said Superintendent shall employ, with the
approval of said Board, and subject to the provisions of the
Merit System, such other personnel as said Board shall deem
necessary and proper for the management and control of said
institution.

761C. Upon receiving persons sentenced to said institution
for an indeterminate period of time, the said Board shall cause
such persons to be studied, classified and assigned to such
training as may be deemed properly conducive to their re-
habilitation, and shall cause such records of the conduct and
other pertinent matters of said persons to be kept as it may
deem proper to determine their progress toward rehabilita-
tion, and to enable the Board to determine when such persons
may, with safety to the public and with benefit to them-
selves, be considered for parole, and when the Board shall con-
clude that any person serving an indeterminate sentence in said
institution may properly be paroled therefrom, it shall recom-
mend to the Director of Parole and Probation such person for
parole upon such conditions as it shall deem proper, under the
direct supervision and control of the Director of Parole and
Probation. Thereafter all provisions of law relating to the
authority of the Director of Parole and Probation over paroled
prisoners including the power to revoke paroles, shall be ap-
plicable. In the event of the revocation of the parole, such
person shall serve the unexpired term of the maximum impri-
sonment imposed upon her; provided, however, that the said
Board of Correction may thereafter, in its discretion, recom-
mend another parole for such person if it shall deem it advis-
able to do so, any such subsequent parole to be fully subject
to the powers and duties of the Director of Parole and Pro-
bation as to revocations, as above provided for a first parole.

761D. No person shall be sentenced to the said Reformatory
for an offense for which the maximum penalty is less than
three months.

761E. Any female offender who may be sentenced to death
may, either by original commitment or by transfer upon the
authority of the Board of Correction, be detained in proper
segregation and under adequate control in the Maryland State
Reformatory for Women until not less than twenty-four hours