§ 435. License without examination; temporary licenses. 1. Any person\nover the age of seventeen years who shall present to the secretary of\nstate satisfactory evidence that he has been actually engaged in the\npractice of barbering in this state for at least one year within the\nperiod of three years immediately prior to July first, nineteen hundred\nforty-seven, shall be entitled to a license under this article without\nexamination, provided that application therefor, accompanied by the\nphotographs, evidence and the certificate required by paragraphs (a),\n(b) and (c), respectively, of subdivision one of section four hundred\nthirty-four of this article and the required annual license fee, is\nfiled with the secretary of state not later than December thirty-first,\nnineteen hundred fifty-one. Nothing in this subdivision shall entitle\nany person to such license without examination who, since the effective\ndate of this article, has taken and been unsuccessful in an examination\nconducted pursuant thereto.\n 2. The secretary of state shall issue a temporary license to any\nperson over the age of seventeen years, who, upon taking effect of this\narticle, has been actually and continuously engaged in the practice of\nbarbering in this state for a period of not less than six months, as\nsubstantiated by sworn affidavits or other evidence satisfactory to the\nsecretary of state and provided application therefor, accompanied by the\nphotographs, evidence, and the certificate required by paragraphs (a),\n(b) and (c), respectively, of subdivision one of section four hundred\nthirty-four of this article and one-quarter of the required license fee,\nis filed with the secretary of state.\n 3. A temporary license issued under this section shall expire six\nmonths after the date of issuance and such temporary licensee shall not\nbe entitled to any further license until he has taken a regularly\nscheduled examination and qualified for a regular license under the\nprovisions of this article. The secretary of state may, however, in his\ndiscretion, for good cause shown, extend the term of such a temporary\nlicense for an additional period not exceeding six months upon the\npayment of an additional fee equivalent to one-half of the license fee\nprescribed by this article.\n 4. Any person who has duly applied for a license pursuant to\nsubdivision one or subdivision two of this section may engage in the\npractice of barbering pending the determination of his application.\n 5. The secretary of state shall upon application and without\nexamination, issue a license to any person over the age of seventeen\nyears who has been duly licensed by any other state, territory,\nprotectorate or dependency of the United States to engage in the\npractice of barbering upon compliance with standards and requirements\nnot lower, in the judgment of the secretary of state, than those of this\nstate, provided, however, that either such state extends similar\nreciprocity to licensees of this state or the applicant is a member of\nthe household of a member of the armed forces of the United States,\nnational guard or reserves and was a member of such household before\nsuch member relocated to the state. Such application shall be\naccompanied by the photographs, evidence and the certificate required by\nparagraphs (a), (b) and (c), respectively, of subdivision one of section\nfour hundred thirty-four of this article and the required license fee.\n 6. If any person, eligible for any license, mentioned in this section,\nbe in the military service at or during the time application for such\nlicense is required to be filed and license fee paid, according to the\nprovisions of this section, the period within which said application may\nbe filed and license fee may be paid, is extended in behalf of such\nperson, until three months after the termination of said military\nservice, any provision contained in this article to the contrary,\nnotwithstanding.\n In the cas
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