1136                              LAWS OF MARYLAND                       [CH. 631

specified by the person making such gift, legacy, bequest and en-
dowment the Trustees may expend both principal and income of any
such gift, bequest, legacy, or endowment of money in furtherance
of the Trust or invest the same in whole or in part in general obliga-
tions of the county or the State of Maryland.

(e)    To apply all monies, assets, property or other things of
value it may receive as an incident to its operation to the general
purpose of the Trust.

(f)    To cooperate with and assist, insofar as practicable, the
Maryland Historical Trust or any agency of the State of Maryland
or any of its political subdivisions, and any private agency or per-
son in furtherance of the purpose of the Trust.

(g)    To take any action necessary and proper to effectuate the
powers expressly conferred by this subtitle.

(h) To adopt, subject to the terms of this subtitle, such rules
as are necessary and proper for the regulation of their own gov-
ernment or to effectuate the purpose of the Trust.

(i) To delegate any of the powers herein conferred to any one or
more of the Trustees or to the Director of the Trust.

(j) To report annually to the Board of County Commissioners
their activities during the preceding year together with any recom-
mendations or requests they deem appropriate to further the pur-
pose of the Trust.

40A-6.

The Trustees shall elect one of their number to serve as Chairman.
The Trustees shall meet at places and dates to be determined by the
Trustees not less than two times a year. The Director shall serve as
secretary to the Board. Special meetings shall be called by the Di-
rector upon order of the Chairman on the Chairman's own initia-
tive and must be called by the Director at the request of four or
more Trustees. All Trustees shall be notified by the Director in
writing of the time and place of all meetings at least seven days in
advance of such meeting, except that meetings may be held on
shorter notice if all Trustees shall agree. Nine Trustees shall con-
stitute a quorum. In the event that at any time there is no Director
of the Trust, his duties and powers shall devolve upon the Chairman.

40A-7.

The Trustees may appoint from without their number a Director
of the Trust, to direct and administer the activities of the Trust
subject to the direction and control of the Trustees. The Director
shall be considered an employee of the Trust and not of Prince
George's County and shall serve at such salary and may employ other
persons at such salaries as are determined by the Trustees. The
Trustees may remove the Director and any other personnel at their
will.

40A-8.

The Trustees may request, and upon request shall receive from
the Attorney to the Board of County Commissioners, all legal counsel
and services necessary to carry out the purpose of the Trust.