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Dratha

ALICE NJ. On Tuesday,
November "a. 1859, at her residence,
sos Aspen st, NV, ALICE NJ. AL
BERTSON. beloved wife Of ]. Mark
Albertson, mother Of Mrs. Z. L,
E. and J, Mark Albertson, ir, SerV-
tees at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 290l 14th st. NV. on Fri
day, November ~, at pm. park
ing facilities). Interment Rock
the Cancer Fund may be made as
an expression of sympathy. %
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cLARK; 1emS.r GEORGE I9 1ssa RosaFd oR ssgaHdHy No

vember %, 1859, GEORGE CLARK
OF Mittie CLARK. father Of 1t. Rich
ard Clark of Fort Gordon, Ga, and
brother Of Roxie c. Gray. Rose
Smith. James. William, Jimmie, vii.
lie and Edward Lee Clark. He also
Is survived by other relatives and
friends. After 5 pm. Wednesday
November 25. friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1892 You
st NV, where funeral services will
be held on Friday, November ~,
at pm Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 90
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CROUCH. CARRIE LEE. Suddenly, Of

Monday, November 90, 1853, At
Lee ccRRo6bcHE.a EairafE VIE Sf " the SaREls ists
John. l.. Crouch. mother OF Mrs.
Myrtle Henry. Leo Crouch, IT,; Mrs.
and Mrs. Barbara Finley; sister OF
Mrs. Hattie L. May. Mrs. Rita Cow
ington and Armstead T. Thompson.
She also is survived by nine grand
children. Friends may call at the
Everly Funeral Home, PA West Main
be held on Thursday. November 26,
at 10:30 am Interment Fairfax
Cemetery OK
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CHAPMAN, sIEPHEN. on Sunday,
Hospital, STEPHEN CHAPMAN Of
226 s St Sc, beloved husband OF
Helen Chapman and brother OF
Frank Chapman. Louise Jackson and
Margaret Tolson. He also is sur
and friends. The late Mr.. Chap
man may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home, 80 H st. ne, after
10 am. Thursday, November 26.
Mass will be offered on Friday, No
church, 2io New YoqE @ ave- TeaeTWei nT
at am. Interment Mount Oliyet
Cemetery, %
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JACKSON, ETHEL M DAY ON

day, November "a. 1859, at the
Hadley Memorial Hospital. ETHEL
M. DAY JACKSON, beloved mother
sister Of Ralph and Clellor s. Day.
There also are several nieces and
nephews surviving. Friends may call
At the Takoma Funeral Home, 254
carroll ST. NV parking oppositeD, /,
where services will be held on Fri
day. November %, at II am, In
terment Glenwood Cemetery, 26
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r6W 6GWILBERG LBHRGG SILVER. gLy. President,

Der 20, 1959, at the Waiter O REED
Army Hospital. c. W. SWEET
loved husband Of Mildred sweet.
brother Of Mrs Sam p. Seeley and
Mrs. Amos. D. De Witt, Mr.. Sweet
rests at the Warner Z. PumphTsy
Funeral Home. -s434 Georgia ave,
viii be held on Wednesday,. Noveme
per 20, at 2 pm. barking facili-
tiesl 1nterment In Sunset Me-
mortal Cemetery. Minneapolis, MINI,
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NeysmSer 49, q. Ie5a, 3pusTTSosSsd 33p sTTSssdaE. Z.
MORIoN Of 1905 18th St NV,
brother Of Fannie Taylor, Elizabeth
Parker, Mary L. Taylor, Minnie
Johnson. James and Travis Morton:
nephew Of George Morton and dear
friend Of Blanche Smallwood He
also Is survived by other relatives
and friends. The late Mr.. Morton
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu-
neral Home, 30 H st ne. after 9
services will be held on Saturday,
November 2S, at l pm. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery 81
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COUSINS, ISABELLE. The members
! + I: 4
~ OF Laurel Rebekah Lodge. No
WA a., Falls Church, Va. are hereby
IA ISABELLE COUSINS, P. N. G.,
and are requested to meet at
XSY the hall on Thursday. Novem-
EI Der 20. 1859. at pm, for the
~ purpose Of conducting Rebekah
~ services
PATRICIA FRANKLIN, N, @.
MARGARET REEVES. Secy 2R
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COUSINS, ISABELLA R. on Monday,
Noyem6sr NoyeT16s g, 1852 in AArliinTgtSn
Of 1921 Toronto ST., Falls Church,
Va. wife Of John W. Cousins and
mother Of Mrs. Isabella Hoist. Mrs.
Peggy Hopkins, Mrs. Nancy Law,
GEORGE W, Edward T.. Francis c.,
Ten grandchildren and four great
grandchildren also survive. Friends
may call at Pearson's Funeral Home,
AZ North Washington St., Falls
Church, Va Funeral from the CO.
lumbia Baptist Church, Falls Church,
Va. on Friday, November 81. at
II am. Interment National Me-
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November 23, 1859. MRS. ELIZA
BETH CROUCH Of 4317 C st. sc.
She is survived by two sons, Ben
tamin and Wiley Crouch; one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Hannah Leach: five grand
children. five great-grandchildre
one brother. four sisters, several
nieces and nephews, other relatives
and many friends. Remains may
be viewed on Thursday, November
90, after 4 pm, at the Hall Bros.
Funeral Home. 621 Florida ave
November %. at s pm, at the
New Hope Baptist Church, Sl6 Sth
st. NV, the Rev Charles Hamilton
of1ciating. Interment High Point,
N C. OR
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MARY ALICE. On Tues

CUMMINGS, MARY ALICE. On Tues
alice SfY ESSsRGfE eTMmEos c 1878 1873 HSEHns MARY
MIR Joseph B. Moore and Mrs.
Marshall Appenzeller OF Marietta,
Ga. Mrs. Cummings rests at the
Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
on Saturday. November 2S, at /
pm: parking facilities). Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. %
DIEZ, WILLIAM E. On Tuesday, No.
vember "a, 1859, at 1885 North
z, DIEz. Mr.. Diez was a retired
mechanical contractor of Washing
Rath Of the az a6ovs ls'Iss SSme ms addrsss SiqSs
He was past president of the
Bethesda Country Club, a member
OF Naval Lodge, No 50, F. A. A. M,
New York city, n. Y; Albert Pike
Tssbib9tygr TTG1SbiftSTy and the Almas sh1,. Temple
held on Friday, November 2s. at
II am; at the Van orsdel Fu-
nueral Home. no Northwest I19th
St. Miami, Fla 27s
DOWNS, BERNARD W. On Monday,
Noyember %, 1859, BERNARD W.
DOWNS Of 1920 You st. Sc, the be-
father Of Mrs, Evelyn Gilfert, B.
Calvert and J. Leonard Downs;
brother Of Mrs. Helen Abel and
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
1tl,,,c 116Si Good Hope I'd. sc. parking
at $40 am; thence to st. Teresa S
Catholic Church. where mass will
be offered at 8 am for the repose
Of his soul. 1nterment Cedar Hill
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Tuesday. November "a. 1859. at
the Washington Hospital Center,
JULIA ELIZABETH ISDELL Of 1924
Brothers place Sc. beloved niece
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, where
services will be held on Friday,
November 81, at 10 am, Inter-
ment Glenwood Cemetery. %
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NELSON. hOhACE ID. Suddenly, on
ss9cnd1y' scE Z Me- NSys%Ssr s0% =, 22 sod 1852 AoR-
ne, loving son of Mrs. Eleanor
sister, Novator Nelson SIX SIX Sroths 4be
ers, Wilbur Peter, Give. Harold,
Cardozo.. Aviator and Estoria Nelson;
ews and other relatives and friends
From 2 pm to 9 pm. Friday,
November 81. Mr.. Nelson may be
seen at Latney's Funeral Home.
1922 11th st NV: thence to the
Tenth Street Baptist Church, 10th
and r SITS. NV, until funeral time,
IL noon Saturday, November %,
the Rev. j. L. Henry. DID, in
% c%natse Interment Lincoln Me-
NORMAN. CLEO. Suddenly, on Tues
day. November "a. 1859, at the
Washington. Hospital Center, CLEO
NORMAN of 2222 N st. NV Notice
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
the Lstney Funeral Home, 1892
NoyAK, MITCHELL L. On wednes-
Gay Noyember 25; 1859, MITCH:
Ethyl Noyak and DEVOTED father Of
Jordan c. Novak. He also is sur
Sallo and Mrs. Fannie Feder, both
Of Chicago, Ill: two brothers, Sol
Novak Of Chicago, III, and Sam
Novak, and three grandchildren,
Mr. Novak rests at the Bernard Dam
zansky a. Sons Funeral Home, 1901
18th st. NV. Notice Of funeral
1aLer.
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home, 9O6 Jefferson st.. Aiexan- is an-
dria, Va. MAMIE EsTELLE MoX-
LEY. wife of the late Marion Mox-
Eta M Brown, Catherine s Bit
finger, Helen E Lazarus, Viola M
Allen. Lillian H. Wright and the
late Frank Moxley. She also is
survived by nine grandchildren and
may call at the Birch Funeral Home
3U34 M st. NV, after pm
Wednesday. November 25 (courtesy
parking oppositel. where services
at 1890 am. Interment Monocacy
Cemetery. Beallsville. Nd. %
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MAY, IDA z. The Ladies' SodaIity of
! 4! !: ::| y: I Z ]
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IRENE J. At 1915 Que
OF Emmett E McKenney, sister Of
Albert w. Savage, Mrs. Clara E,
Lang and Mrs Ruby P. PancheIla,
services at Chambers Funeral Home,
Sl7 Iltn ST. Sc. on Friday. Novem-
ngr 70, at 2:3O pm. Interment
Washington National CemeferY
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: FRANKLIN. BARRON R.. sr. on Tues

day, November "a, 1853. BARRON
ave, Chevy Chase. Nd, beloved hus-
band of the late Annie Jeanette
Franklin and father Of Mrs. Thomas
N. Leef, Mrs, Donald Z. Gray and
Barron r. Franklin, jr, Services
and interment private. Please omit
flowers. %
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November 81, 1859 at the Brad.
ford Rest Home, CHARLES HAMIL-
TON, beloved brother OF Lawrence,
Hamilton. Also surviving are other
relatives and friends, After 5 pm,
Wednesday. November rs, friends
may call at the Snowden Funeral
services will be held on THURSDAY,
November 20. at 2 pm, the Rev.
A. Graham ofieiating. Interment
BarnesVille. Nd 05
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Hospital, JAMES H. wilkins Of
20 Que st, ne. beloved son Of
Mary Ware, brother of Mrs Doro.
thy Henson and Joseph A, Williams.
He also is survived by fve aunts,
three uncles, three nephews, two
nleceSi q devoted, friend. Miss Doro-
relatives and friends The late Mr.
Wlll1ams may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home, 80 II ST,
ne, after IL am. Thursday, No
yember 20, where services will be
held on Friday. November %, al
pm Interment Arlington Ma
VOOLFOLK, MARY Z. On Tuesday,
November "a, 1853. at her resi-.
denes6 a. N st NV, MARY Z,
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Henry 8,
Washington a. Sons.
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MAY, IDA EULALIA AGNES. On
EtpTIdfyy;A EM9pTndffy; Epyspsss SGSps e. 1859, IDA
ter Of O. Edward May. Funeral
from the Geier Funeral Home, 36O5
18th St NV, on Friday, November
y, at S:45 am Requiem mass
at st. Mary's Church at $50 am,
Interment st. Mary's Cemetery.
Please omit flowers. so
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JoNEsi OLLIE CATHERINE HUI. Or

Sunday. November 80. 1859, al
Freedmen's Hospital, MRS. OLLIE
CATHERINE HILL JONES of i564
Holbrook st. ne, devoted wife Of
Ethel Washington She also leaves
q sister and two brothers. Friends
may call at the House of BOYD
Funeral Chapel; .522 Sth st. Sc,
where there will be q recitation OF
November IS Services will be
held at the Holy Comforter Church,
18th and East Capitol sts., at 9:45
am. Friday. November 81. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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TALBOTT. WILLIAM z. On sunday

November N22, 10 So. william (.
TALBOT, Nbeloyed husband Of LIE.
esfk.Te Hsf hSStt a6Sard nes cesntg Po5ssy MS S U
iather of Mrs. Joseph Knowles and
above residencee Wednesday, Novem-
Johns Cemetery. T sympatby ibmgns msy B.; b.
expressed in the form Of contribu-
tions to the Heart Association Of
Maryland. Mondawmin Concourse,
Baltimore, Md OK
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-15
Malvern

The Wilson hi school glee club
attended the music festival at
the Arkansas Baptist college The
choir was rated third place Win
ner with the vocal soloist, Mary
F. Jones, first place winner. The
senior class play was one of the
best given at the school auditor
ium. The Juniors and seniors
are looking forward to their ban
ouet which will be held in the
school auditorium May 10. In
observance of Law Day" the Will
son hi faculty and student body
had as their guest speaker AT
torneys" Cole and Glover, who
gave interesting Information con-
corning the Constitution" Of our
u. S . Among the recent Phi
lander Smith college graduates
were Miss Laura M. Tanning, and
Richard Griffin. Miss Tanning
has returned here to the home
of her mother, Mrs. Alberta
Tanning on Vine street. The
civic league held its installation
services Sunday, May 10. Rev.
Watson was the guest speaker. =.
w. J. Burk, president.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-15
RECALL PETITION FILED TO
GUST HALF OF SCHOOL BOARD

In a tornado-like fashion, the
responsible citizens of Little Rock
arose to action last week over the
Vlndictive methods of three men,
oers Of Little Rock school board.
When A principals and instructors
were fired without any notice.
Many citizens of the city believe
this to be vindietive move on
The part of three of the six-mem-
Der school board who are avowed
segfegationists Robert Laster. Ed
l. Mckinley and Ben D. Rowland.
This vindictive action is these
school board members immediate
~ brought the businessmen out of
their shell of fear, and an organi-
zatlon was hurriedly formed un-
der the name of STOP, Stop This
Outrageous Purge.
STOP was joined by the Women
Emergency Organization to Open
Our Schools.an organization that
sometime ago saw the deteriora-
ton of our educational system in
the capital city, and other WORTH
while civic and religious groups.
including the city's PTAs
Petitions were circulated for the
names of qualified voters to re-
call the three segregationists men,
bers of the school board
who, it appeared were using their
authority to destroy the public
schools of Little Rock and wreak
their vengeance on any and all
who didn't share their views dur
ing the school controversy.
In less than three days time over
nine thousand qualified voters
had signed these petitions to re-
call these board members when
only 5000 names were necessary
to get the proposal on the ballot
for an election.
The actions of these responsible
citizens during the past week is
viewed by many as the breaking
point,and promises a solution to
the deadlock Of our school pro-
blem evidenced by the action of
Governor Faubus when he used
the power of his office to defy
mandates of the federal courts.
1t is obvious that the strength
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-15
Safe TraiIering
Is o. Breeze
of Colored People.
By Martha Johnson
Dodge Safety ConsuItant

WHILE breezing along the
vacation highway this Summer
with the family boat or house,
trailer, would you be able to
spell your husband with the driv-
ing?
II the very thought of pulling
a trailer brings panic, my r.
periences prove its a circh.
On recent trip from Detroa
to Houston I discovered the
established cautious, courteous
traffic safety rules and a few
special precautions are the maiH
requirements.
I learned to:
Drive at more moderate
speeds. The added weight of a
trailer requires more stopping
distance.
Allow plenty of clearance
when passing, changing lanes
and turning.
WIeH DdChlIlB, otCCI ACht W
make the trailer go to the right.
Make frequent safety checks
of the trailer enroute.
Never allow anyone to ride in
the trailer.
Before leaving home, make
certain your husband has
checked these points SO your
trip will be enjoyable and free
from worry;
Check your states motor We
hicle laws and those of states
through which you will travel.
Make certain the car is cap
able of pulling the extra weight.
Hitch should be bolted to the
frame of the car, not just the
bumper. Supplement the hitch
with a safety chain.
Provide clearly visible reflec-
tors, direction and warning
lights on rear of trailer.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-15

of the segregationists has been
weakened, for in retaliation the
segregationists offered a petition
to recall the other three members
of the board Ted Lamb Everett
Tucker and Russell Matson But
it appears that efforts were not
as fruitful this time as they have
been in the past, which was rem
iniscent of the old adage, that
you can fool all the people some
of the time, but you CENT fool
all the people all the time
The petition to recall the board
members were filed with the
court clerk about $50 Tuesday
morning.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-15

AMIN TENNIS TEAM-The Arkansas AM&N
College Tennis Team won the 1859 Southwes-
tern Conference Championship at the Cot
Tennis meet in Houston, Texas last week In
the finals, William Woods of Arkansas defeat
ed James Williams in default.
In the single, 1st round, Carns Poindex-
ter, James Williams and William Woods, all
of AMIN, had a Bye. Williams Woods (Ark)
defeated Edward Barnes (Southern university
81 and 81
In the End round, Carnis Poindexter
tArk) defeated Cliff Johnson <pV) 6-2 and
6-2. James Williams (Ark.) defeated Harold
Lee Jackson State), 60 and 60 William
Woods (Ark.) defeated Harold Vincent
(Grambling), 6-3 and GA.
In the Quarter finals Polndexter of Ark
ansas defeated Alonzo Ashley of Texas Cob
ern university, 81, 6-3 James Williams (Ark)
defeated Samuel Woods of Prairie View 90
and 6-1. William Woods of Arkansas defeat
ed Henry Mayes of Texas college, 60, 6-1.
In the Semi-Finals, James Williams Ar,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-15

defeated Poindexter of Arkansas by default.
Woods (Ark) defeated Wilkerson of Priare
View 6-4 20 and 6-2
In the doubles Woods and Poindexter of
Arkansas defeated Burton and Ashley of Tex
as Southern, 6-1 and 6-3 In the Semi Finals
Woods and Polndexter defeated jefferson and
Woods of Prairie View, ST, 6-2 an l. and in
the finals Johnson and Wilkerson of Prairie
View defeated Woods and Poindexter of AMIN
rs and GA.
Seeded players in the singles were Cliff
Johnson, Prairie View; William Woods, and
James Williams, AM&N and Wilkerson of
Prairie View In the doubles Johnson and Will
kerson of Prairie View were first place and
Woods and Poindexter of AMIN came in
second
Pix: Coach Charles "Bo' Spearman con-
graduates Tennis Team and presents Trophy
to team captain, William Woods. Left to right:
Carnis Pondexter Speaman and James VIII
liams
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-15
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-15
SENATOR JAVITS ENROLLS.
AS NAACP LIFE MEMBER

Senator Jacob K. Javits Cd, N.
" this week became a fully
paid life member of the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-15

Herbert l.. Wright, the Asso-
cations youth secretary, said that
"the campaign began on April 18,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-15
100000 MEMBERS SOUGHT
FOR YOUTH DIVISION
OF NAACP

The NAACP drive for 100000
youth members moved into high
gear this week as reports began
to come in from across the ma
ton.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-15

in conjunction with the Washing
ton Youth March for Integrated
Schools"
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sThe4 authority Of the Commissioner Of Public Safety
under the provisions Of this chapter to issue temporary
permits, or to conduct tests Of driving ability and know
ledge Of traffic laws and regulations (other than tests OF
mental or physical itness) may not be delegated by the
Commissioner to any persons other than officers Of the
Police Division of the Department Of Public Safety
TO be continued
, 1959-12-01

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VOL. lis TUESDAY, DECEMBER i. 1859 No. 2e6
alien temporarily residing in or admitted to the United
States under a contract for specific employment unless
such contract requires the operation of a motor vehicle as
part OF the employment.
Section 376. Foreign. operators; temporary per-
mits; requirements.
"(a) A person holding a bonafde unexpired opera
tors license issued by a state Of the United States or q
foreign country shall be issued a temporary permit by the
Commissioner OF Public Safety to operate a motor vehi-
Gle IN the Virgin Islands, for a period not to exceed 90
days, upon payment of the fee prescribed by law, and
upon compliance with the following requirements
ID Such person shall be required to demonstrate to
the satisfaction of the Commissioner of Public Safety, or
an authorized officer of the Department, his practical
ability as q driver, based upon a road test conducted by
an authorized officer OF the Department, as well as sufici-
ent knowledge of the traffic laws and regulations of the
Virgin Islands Consistent with public safety. !
90 Before issuing a temporary permit the Commits
sioner may require such proof as he deems necessary that
the applicant is physically and mentally fit to operate a
motor vehicle.
CD No temporary permits shall be issued under this.
section unless the Commissioner is satisfied that the ap-
plicant is. competent to operate a motor vehicle.
Section 377. Learners permits
In accordance with such regulations and conditions
as may be established by the Commissioner of Public Safe
ty, learners permits may be issued which authorize the
applicants therefor to operate motor vehicles in areas de-
signated by the Commissioner when accompanied by a
licensed operator who shall be responsible for the proper
operation Of the vehicle.
Section 378. Delegation Of authority by commis
sioner
1.-THE authority Of the Commissioner Of Public Safety
under the provisions Of this chapter to issue temporary
permits, or to conduct tests Of driving ability and know
ledge Of traffic laws and regulations lother than tests of
mental or phvsical ftneSs) NAV not be delegated by the