Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-11-19 | Page 4 | Just Folks

Just Folks By EDGAR A. A GUEST SMART HU HUMAN IAN RACE Since first the human race began Man has extolled the work of man And boasted any time or place The glory of the human race Sometimes I wonder is It s so How much or little do we know If clever folks we truly are Why hy cant can't we learn to drive a car Weve We've had the motor thirty years Still b by the death list which appears appears ap ap- ap- ap pears In daily papers boldly set We Ve haven't learned to drive it yet Will Vm man no progress ever make From honking horn and squealing brake How long will he require to learn learnA A safe sate and simple right-hand right turn How long lone are arc papers to be filled With lists of all aU the maimed and killed 1 Must we we suppose the human race Will a always was wa's be its own disgrace v vAt At times Umes when of my kind fellow To boasting I have grown inclined Always s 's some crumpe crumpled motor car Gives proof how slow to learn arn we are Copyright 1935 Ed Edgar car A. A Guest