Show - - - - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE A 10 StCD-- AY- MORNING -- - JANUAR- Y 1$ 1938- 4 1 - 'Ellie aitgakt April Estabifihed Issued every morning 15 1871 - - by Balt take Tribune Publishing — ' Company ccap rhe Associated Pies is exclusively entitled to the rtl Tribune Is a member of the Associated press Credited in this paper andalso use for reproduction of all news dispatches credited Wit or not otherwise the meal news published herein ake ake Mr Ford's Predittion Comes True Behinc) the 'fibIllit-- I vi Scenes of Current News k 4!1 1 WASHINGTON Jan Johnnot a vaudeville act 14--r- he Columhi$IiivjeWst::: vor fill' Paul Mallon By -6h Cu-kV- 0 4‘:i '5toi'6 1' City - -- -----w- as ZDaS isost ByJay al — b ' ? 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' '' ' : ii - yetirs-doing-t- ra ilm rs J1between 'I! rt - ' y 1 -t- ha—you-usually- Cellar 2 AV Utah Sunday Morning January film ---- -----11111 al- 'Y - its enemies' gains for 'instance to reich though the toript they have been 4 't District Attorney Dewey sounded like one using the masses of its people: 21t1 tir9 Nt al ec Many a Lewis friend has been Cl rnn From an entirely different source we 1 412:1 Establishes a Precedent e0neltiSiOnS P of convineed these further for months have personally proof li 6 reV has Canada of with The Royal Bank the C I 0 hamlet did not v just er"7 The courage and resourcefulness t'S tt coot k4 ° t4 Jeased an ingenius study of newspaper cirwant peace with the A 1' L that 4 which Thomas E Dewey district attorney A HuSKS -0 - tv p) deculation in 10 Canadian and 50 U S cities to had he his the motions go 0 through has organized York county of New -J 1t while other lines of that 0'I discover They because of from with within pressure 8 business slumped from 30 per cent to 50 partment in order to cope effectivelyhis would but organization jockey 14F to every t the depression newspaper crime and rackets is a challenge the negotiations into the first per i'i circiilatirri in Canada fell Off only 5 per n 1 stalemate possible Lewis is good 159 American community a-about in -his States United never the and ' to was f'eace cent him only fighter purge got His first official act cent11 showsThe report anywhere personFonclusively per 'Til office of the Tammany-appointe- d General inner impression here is that the democratic countries lead the world e nel Which he inherited from his predecessor i whit that said about Dubinsky in the per capita consumption: of newsp-iOf the 64 assistant prosecutors who served one man standing in the way of Veht i retained nt has his predecessor Mr Dewey labor peace was a fairer nonof the per The and clerks 50 process following comparison Some i three i than political I it may only analysis in 1936 : have appeared to be Only excapita consumption of newsprint : servers—Tammany appointees—have also v-- 7 is 5000 cuse of offered Lewis a revealing: very a 01 From list friend applicants by been fired Aourvp 60 lbs 4 Is is here United assistants 44 John not only Kingdom that legal Mr Dewey has selected : 58 lbs Australia and New Zealand trying to protect his own posii most of them young men in their early thirtion those but of some 57 lbs United States young ties All of them are recent graduates triOm leaders in his organization who 404 28 lbs Scandinavia the leading American lawschools and the be crowded Out in a conmight 26 lbs Argentina Republicans solidation majority incidentally are 23 lbs ° Netherlands : ARE years as I During his two and one-haf 18 lbs : : France Mr 7 New Labor rackets tom WOW atm& Aid: of Dewey dr special prosecutor sz 13 lbs : : Finland --7-ALMOVr OUR WIWI of specialized bureaus ' learned the 141 Mr R's choice of a new as' : VISSPO'S 1HE 13 lbs " 1 SOW AMMOBi1 6 Japan He has aireay announced plans for frauds labor secretary was a man sistant cc e MAtAKEI loRtfA11 RS AND lbs Gerrrr FINDERS1O0 03R14 ItUthiC6 homicide an'd racket bureaus If Mr Dewey Not a congrese nobody knows KatfiReib ? 3 lbs PANELING — ow( oF Russia sional leader could recall ever (24041:tt :: continues the policies which he pursued WHEAT CHAFF SOY 3 lbs McSU' heard not Charles will B he of only term Italy k having A ' during his special " PeI'W BEAKS CoRN fiuSNS b ROe 3 r 4 Mexico 447-r- z 0 Laughlin Many a labor lieue I 'fr ' AND OTHER FARM do keep his staff free frcnn political influence 64 5 i tenant here 2 been has A to bs BKazil trying r III is but he will also administer a policy which 10 0 ° 9 find out who he is e?'''' Few will deny the conclusion that a free V '94 is commendably social in its outlook- - It is in : '2' ''4140644"' Mr Mg Laughlin is the I "' :I an is de of has press indispensable the guarantee belief passed that ft Mr Dewey's day Slit Irr a Nebraska Ill vice of Fli? president ' a ' and constructive world force for thousands t 4 mocracy 2 when a prosecutor can regard the ( eLk ill Ell 0 : ' the Brotherhood of Firemen- and I PO i I ' 0 ' peace ' Itea of minor criminalswho are "ground through if Enginemen 6 feet 3 225 to 230 11 pounds without an ounce of tat the criminal courts as an asset in his recji4 :vA A of believes he a not hand r7- 40' retiring disposition ords" On the other 1' '417y ( 1 2 not A F L or C I 0 : 1 that the day has come when "criminals are :t New York Highlights has a good smile is trusted by I 010 tobe thought of intermsof people—their El 9 r : business men who have dealt I social background and their opportunity N By O O McIntyre with him 14 r ESCALAUR for rehabilitation" Ni N An indication that he may disvat fhI I '"1:7 10' OktT 1 Pi? 3- 7From 'Bad to Worse' The people of New York county are to I new himself his in positinguish I 1 :) I 4 NI f1114 41 '''''' be commended for having selected so promWI tion as peace negotiator between 'i YORK 15—Not NEW Jan : many writing In M Mr as servant a and in lies labor teleDewey a '' capital public ising Aelkoe0X9" couples get more fun out ot life than Rob 6' C gram received by Labor Secret many respects the most influential officer r$4471Ap 4 and his wife Jefare Florence Perkins criminal viGITotz 5 from President Wagner They tary In the administration of American 44 r of Unien fers Pacific -nitkwhoin a worict leisurely Since the 4round --- justice pn Ng altorney L GAL E Ry pip js iheprosesuting it 7-- )— ‘ V ct-McLaughlin ha's 'dealt many years ic-the great majority of all those who are apFor about ten years they have published a Jeffers on Perkins congratulated A — 00o ! prehended for violation of law never come i Stiipt-i- n 4 eeke4P4erdeg w lively little magazine-calle- d Beverly ' a 1ippy8election' 41: to trial the prosecutor with his power of Hills It deals chiefly with motion picture Tax Bill Joker "nolle prosequi" (unwilling to prosecute) crowd around Hollywood folk and is the real arbiter of what laws shall be No contributor is paid All do their chore The treasury is supposed to — enforced and who shall be prosecuted for the fun of it and those whose stuff a list of the just district as The election of Mr Dewey is accepted are never edited It is about the businesses which will be hit by the new tax bill Joker Don't attorney is not Only a victory for law and only publication for which Chaplin has writcrowd in town? It would give hal our lack of skill and declinhold your breath until you get it Warring Factions ten He and the editor are friends of long decency in New York City it is a challenge people a chance to do their shoping education? Yet this is conIn seems Scolded to Truth be instithe Congress standing to'every other American community vincingly given as an alibi for not ping without fear of being killed of suffiare not a not gators a The magazine makes How nice it would thejoker profit but any minute employing the unemployed robbed Editor Tribune: Please accept or ciently preud'of their move to disbe if everyone could walk happily abilities by disuse but retainlarge one yet the idea enctompasses the hope close whom it will officiallY Amendment hit this indorsement of an article by of almost every scrivener when he makes his about the town without fear from Another Dry ing those with a "pull" The house subcommittee which R E Oakes of Cedar trucks buses and cars! It wouldn't pile—p publication to fool around with keep Campaigns of character depreCity in last the was not even adopted Drunkenness plan Aimed at ciation contending that the mahis hand in and express a lot of thoughts hurt anyone to walk a block after Sunday's issue The "innocuous list a names Some were given J the run of the mine editors neyer thought desuetude" produced in our counjority is not Bee- because "people) parking his car on State or West casually mentioned to the do not know what they need" Are so much of Temple streets and the little exone of the old guard in the prohitition try by warring factions in conSeersAssistant by to say the least ercise might save some from an Rob Wagner blazed the trail for the Hollygress who consider personal war wbo refused to turrender with repeal in this Instance (who tary Magill D Chairs such as Copying their idol Hamilton they early grave wood article writers Once an artipteArt New safety Instead of what of the Aeighteenth amendment is William only is acting as Charlie Mcthe piiiPtile have so plainly asked believe "the common people is were operated at the fair in ChiLondon he switched to scribbling York and of congress from member former for Counsel Upshawo Treasury Carthy not fit to rule because he is cago could be inaugurated for the for In the last two elections has the launchand saw the possibilities of informative and Oliphant) but the drafters actualGeorgia- He has just announced such a the most demoralizing effect not use of those who cannot or do not fool" Such deprein motion pictures bethe stuff human interest eliminate to kind-onot f are sure a what ly ciation building up a lack of conwish to walk' which would give ing of another campaign only In domestic relations but in others did fore had mistake a tax that they adopted fidence in our own voters world outlook and dealings Do is employment to numerous young liquor traffic claiming rti the old Blograpn days he was selling Chairman Do u ghton (pronot try to tell me that it has not fellows who are out of work Deagainst our government I dare been made in legislating against producers to about the of several articles the novownounced industry been "If has Voubtin') not say democracy for many are liveries to and from stores could been done deliberately to draw and dealers instead of customers did much to weeklies and humanize national not was it at aimed ing it could Henry us into a world war by underignorant and narrow enough to be arranged for at certain times body was permitted to buy liquor Ford but doubts not that it will industry in those rather uncertain days when think that word means a certain when the trucks would not- - enmining of confidence in our govno be sold” he says That seems simple to no cinema seemed destined the hit Ford will hardest Ford have expand ernment party's administration and harddanger the lives of the people In fact the more one studies it enough further than the nickelodeon only the choice of the en their hearts against democraFascist war leaders pleased This arrangement would protect business frying pan or the highest the simpler it looks "are cies for that reason Has popular the stores and banks in the rethereby firmly convinced known to be 'Bad From Worse' 41 amendment surtax bracket fire The proposed that our incoherept geographical government vanished alresdy? stricted distrid as gunmen would C E Shaw Reportu of a recent change in and economic setup and our lack as No XXIII a suggestive numeral reads hardly dare to rob if they knew continuous burlesque from the Driving United in the sentiment of coordinated leadership will be among farmers are as follows: "Drunkenness they would have to' walk or run a seems to little have accomplished playhouses the house is hereby and senate SweepingTraffic fatal handicaps to the defense of reaching whole block before they could get States and all territories The Minsky strip tease is dead but the sugconferees working on the farm our standards"Who in the world to a car and get away In fact Chbriges Urged on in their prohibited" gestive shows they are putting bill New Deal Legislator Coffee has not seen our standards would never get away bethey To prohibit is to forbid especially by stead are even worse of Nebraska has been exhibiting smashed during manipulated deEditor Tribune: Why don't we cause the police would get them authority And while lexicographers admit news of a sheaf our need for charity clippings recordpressions before they reached the line George Jessel tells of Abe who wanted to prohibit all automobiles (except that the word is given undue emphasis beour failing health lowered moring that half a dozen meetings of We could have most of our traf-borrow WO from his brother Moe Moe was from and fire Main cause "many things are prohibited by law local farm organizations have police cars) ale dearth of morals and actic officers on the street's where he but must insisted be willing paid -strike it quite record-2may to I in the cording to writers who wish to street between South Temple and cars are allowed to run which which catinot be prevented" gone on 9 per cent interest Abe wrung his hands last 10 days- against compulsion undervalue efficienCy of the Fourth South and State and West would terror to those who are tempted to indulge give us better service and blood own and should flesh "My wailing: and strict regulation Indepenmasses hoping to excuse Temple streets as we doon cir-cuan Unholy 'appetite the now dreadful dtcrease help 9 would me our cent! father What per decharge dent Senator Nye ot North DaStrikes of cap days or when there 18 a large acddent toll Our soldiers could Legally considered drunkenness is and think of such a son?" To which Abe calmly told a political kota privately coherence of lack mental be to also used fined help control the replied: "To him it would look like 6 per powwow the same thing about his traffic and save lives If each produced in a person by drinkcent" area workefl Ordisoldier a few hours a day ing intoxicating liquors to excess" —By Ham Park It would cut the cost of the tratd One of the medicos was bePostal Rates nary manifestations of mental or physical tic relieve and the atcusdepartment ribbed a dinner an the other at party ing gently defectiveness Unaccompanied by The friends thou haat and their his survey he encountered a creaburden of the poor taxpayer Nothing will be done about secevening because it was claimed the practiture which apparently was not adoption tried grapple them to ing breath are to be excluded from the conond4class postal rates You may I realize this is a dream but of his had abandoned tioners the simple listed in any of the categories Ft thy soul with kooks of steel— stitutional interdiction "Legal consequences be reasonably sure of that Admuch good has come from dreams d and effective old remedies for the reShakespeare although of drunkenness are generally similar to generally ministration leaders will thing postal salread it carefully as it may serums that were abandoned soon after the Aembled a goat Perplexed he not admit that they are not conthose resulting from insanity" according to contain- - some usable ideas "Yet I Am Rich" one ballyhoo In defense he said that wired the bureau page for intoxication Washingtop some authorities but voluntary templating any action because "Mr 131 I have no wealth of bonds and special instructions he had found a pinch of table salt the most as follows: the have On idea the threat is gold as wealth Is no longer pleaded as an excuse for crime we score in mild cases of indigestion and today "Have effective found with animal a kpng Correspondent Seeks good political talking point but yet I have wealth and wealth although insanity is held to be a valid deforlorn face scraggly beard skinny often prescribed it Also he had discovered apparently it is not even that untold for I have friends galore fense in some states vase-lin- e and bare What to white' is Safety for Cyclists body it comparable rump nothing ordinary postal authorities I have no wealth in coin or land Considerable latitude has been coverea ' Congressional and what valuation shall I set on in the treatment of sinus infections it would only hurt the small say a I'm I for have millionaire yet Editor Tribune: I'm reading by the degree of imbibing in determining it?" town papers and thus might help friends who understand Coun Ten Before You 'Spout' A few hours later he received which reaches the stage of drunkenness the papers that another cyclist the big city dailies The adminiscome storm come fair friends this reply from Washington: What affects one man Or woman may progot killed also of one lying inA number of the movie stars4 tration does not really want to I am not rich in things you buy "We are of the opinion that the do that and congress- would not duceno discernible difference in another who have been spouting their communistic in th hospital through one not rich in things you sell not jured animal you describe is a farmer agree to it anyway in a Enforcement of an amendment worded as adherence are in for a shook Studios have rich in dollars that soon fly and of those goodTor-nothin- g no value?' has and e7aign year bid you quick farewell but I theone proposed might require a corps of been warned the fascist countries intend to drivers g4ASE of Glenn the Chairman Frank t of I worth: such who Thus a 'have conviction the young people today is imwitnesses to secure pronounced sterling chats to own licenses bells 'and allegiance new Republican policy commit- wouldn't trade a friend of mine n4viaturity Give them time and lights which I think is a proper several who thought it quite bright to ex- - ofec1is going to have a harder Habitual drunkards the pest and risk all on the earth gold law There is only one thing they'll outgrow it pand their newly found ideologies in the of both bootleggers and state dispensers time than he knows The average Dear friends of mine tried pais wrong with that law They are drawing rooms are now trying to tell every- - comment of Republican legislators would have to stay in the background as 1 Times have andtrue can life made my changed not strict enough in it you've on his first declaration for "free body it was ha ha Just a gag But the re- they do today but with no law to forbid worth while and all that 1 am - remember when the only' safe All of my family ride wheels n done and the ports are the damage enterpriselLwas a series of 'snorts Manufacture end distribution of strong to out kids i to owe us at of I can way the trouble keep you studios in three instances are already try: They avoided public expressions including myself and I know how smile lock was drinks it i doubtful if drunkentita cookie it God me in sent to to jar up you through we treated on the road Feb but privately expressed deep pity the ing to find a way to get out of long-terthe pantry and hide the key under pie get be suppr esied by legislative enactment years to make me love manin this town have no respect or commented that college procontracts in the the bathroom kind have with comfort soap you for wheels and they Jorget that fessors in either party should be dried my tears and to my faults Toin Geraghty's son Gerald is winning human beings are—riding them completed to take postgraduate all other opportunities When and am blind been I you've unworthy his spurs today in Hollywood as ti screen play New Year's day my son 14 was Democracy courses in politics are gone says AgstinSmith there that is true of your great faith knocked down by a beautiful car writer hitting the big time- - as coauthor of is still A chance for you to beme in A Free Press but where there you go with a drunken driver The lad Frank Lloyd's "Wells Fargo" considered a Answer Is 'When?' come poor and honest I'll go too to spend eternity fine release He was also articled in the writ-Jumped off just in time and let House leaders decided the have no man line and a bas truer of The Startling spread penned censorship his almost new bike go into the The worst thing that happens lag end of "Jungle Love"As a coincidence proper answer to the question: since this old world knew birth the suppression of news in an increasing to you may be the best thing that s gutter and the darling driver just Stuart Lake who wrote the book "Wells "Are you for Roosevelt?" appara' friend of trade wouldn't can happen to you If you don't let drove on He was too shocked to number of countries throughout the world Fargo" worked with Tom Geraghty on the entiy is: mine for all the gold on earth! It get the hestof you is graphically portrayed by Carl W Acker- ' old New York Herald-anthen with his son - "When' report this lint 1 say "Get that McLuke driver" They have on the screen Script The elder Geraghty has man dean of Columbia university school reached that inevitable — They bosL-InsPiSometimesthe conclusion by comparing the votes his-- annual- report lust of- - journalismrin To tittle Eva of Is born desperation I guess I was too tough so they'll on the wages-hour- s bill and the Life's a bluff and life's a gam chores of prominence Be is one of the most released He describes this accelerating ' While have to try another way Ludlow war referendum bier it seemed that nearly They popular newspaper -men ever on Park rowtrend of governmental domination of indi- If the taw expects us to pay for discovered that 75 per cent of the You may catch a bigger fish And deservedly so every time I set aside sothething vidual and institutional liberties as "the licenses we also want a right to it who land screamed "stand But I'll bet when I a for legislators' ya a started deluge rainy day black plague of the 20th century the 'road I winder if our dear The writhig crowd living Mine will make a bigger swish! by the president" on wages-houthe next day there have been It is very significant as the Ackerman ii getting ready to publish a weekly of corn- - actually stood against him them-ay- e Judge Bosone can do something M A Mused have times' when saved l'could a report points out that no nation with a meat under the sponsorship of George selves on the war referendum little But I didn't So this year about this? We all Shave youngNote on the cuff Department free press is direqly involved in the pres- who ride bicycles and no Their interest is more than literary agent and the editorship of Frank- I made a resolution: I resolved sters A story is going the rounds to doubt these smart drivers have ent wars in Spain or in China There is tin P Adams the former columnist He3rwitod academic A neat card file of to a account start and savings get forgotten that they 'rode a bithe effect that agovirnment inn n - correspon a one will ben avates has beencompiled had-- to even-if- -I bon-- apparently a farm in order visited WarWas cycle themselves once 1—kitow vestigator New Thee on row the main Yorker by of and the it revolution do Representative to war contributors Lindsay money policies to list all the property and put a and it hats been proved that a red' of North Carolina for fu-- itessted in a similar manner band and policies of censorship valuation an it— Hehad a little Of all the teachers holding ture—official—use—m—an --unot cyclist is not safe on the streets intimidatimv-on-the-othei3 oblitibook of instructions tellint him In this town here on earth Experience A book worth Peading: "Northwest Pee 'know what that lasses you way—if ous that 'no government can successfully' how to estimate the value of all So dear judge when you do get is probably the most expensive means Congressmen dd SageA by Kenneth Roberts he—different--stasev or prosecute a was and at the$8111e time er- that ninke in'it the truth regardibg its Own Or and articles him pay! MraW B Hesterman In the course of worth Copyright 1938 tor The Tribun'e Copyright 1938 rir The Tribune 161938- f 7 - Fianklin Arstfruate of WASHINGTOND (1-- au the victory of Lister Hill of'Alabanisi run hing for the senate on the issue of totithern support for Mr Roosevelt's hours and wages bill has ' been a desperate bid by the W '''friends" of Mr Hatton 'SWAM of Dallas Texas to put him away In the Sutherland vacancy on the supreme ceurt This ' eminent tribunal 01410 used to be spoken of as the Ark of the Covenant by the a - e v amt S yItc onowo rItoaobkl se combination of storm center and receiving vault for a southern - congressman who is out on a limb and headed for limbo Jay Franklin Mr Sumner is an elderly man Hs hat served 'about 25 years in congress and Is now chairman of the house judinlas'y coMmittee As such be was a "silent itner" in the rebellion against the president's supreme court i reform bill although he did not dare to show his hostility to this important measure until the fight Vali over ci ioknes ar iivgehst s - 4 Not Much Chance ' All through the battle for judicial reform senatorial stodges like Mr Burke of Nebraska counted heavily on Mr Sumners' final hos— tility to the very notion of liberal reform of the courts There is about as much chance that Mr Roosevelt will put Hatton Sumners on the supreme court as that he will appoint Bing Crosby assistant secretary of state-- and about as much reason for doing so Why then this delirious dive for the judicial dugout? The explanation offered to the public by the members of Mr'Sumners' own committee (who show a 'auspicious eagerness to create a vacancy in his well warmed chair) is that it would be a suitable recognition of his notable judicial qualities and fine character There is a ruder explanation offered by some of the congressional critics of Mr Sumners' politics He is intimately associinterests—the ated with the big business -banks utilities industrial corporations bar associations chamber of commerce etc-which have been opposing the president-Id- r Hill's 'Acton in Alabama suggests that congressmen who have been blocking the Roosevelt reforfna do not represent their own constituencies Mr Sumners' recent speeches in Dallas have not been well received and despite his miracles of fence sitting he has shown his hand too clearly to escape attack - Sees Challenge More important still Is the fact that his grip on the fifth Texas district (Dallas) is being stronglY challenged by a younger snore candidate—a Dallas attorney progressive named Leslie Jackson—who is a strong new dealer a Roosevelt Democrat and a friend of southern lobar and of Texas agriculture These circumstances sat the ungodly have caused Mr Sumners deeply to regret his revelation of hostility to the president and to roll his eyes concupiscently at the e comfottable job soon to become' Vacant on the supreme court et the United I life-tim- Statei - Well- - Wdal well! It begins to look like Waterloo for the Bourbons and RepubliCrats who have been trifling' with the first law of political democracy: that you must follow the election returns Speaking of Waterloo we shouldn't forget that Napoleon won all the battles but the last one and that he may have been a great general but he lost the war 7 4 1 - Counter-Offensiv- e The president's counter-offensiv- e is gathering power at Washington and from now on the new dealers expect to'Irde the fence sitters become bandwagon hoppers while the old guard—takes to the hills and hunts for hideouts in the various snug harbors which corporate business maintains for its lame ducks But here's an awful thought: With business going through the wringer or undertaking a housecleaning perhaps there woret a snug harbor for those wild havt endured the heat and burden of the battle for the 'torieeop Perhaps the supply of Empire State buildings will :be too small to Meet the de- mands of the unhappy warriors Perhaps politicians like Mr Hatton W Sumners of Dallas Texas will find themselves not only out of office but also out of luck al the primaries and elections of the American democracy get to work on them Copyright 1938 1 a i for The Tribune Other Points of Ti View Don't Drive When Tired gUMTMU eing in Germany The lanes for traffic moving in opposite directions are separated so that bead-o- n col Batons and intersection Crashes artimpossible as there are no grade crpssings There are accidents on the itiperhikhways however—not many but usually serious ears rashothertirom The rear or plunge into the ditch at- high speed After studying these accidents Officials de dare that most of them happen to motorists who have been driving for more than sight hours at stretch the drivers fall asleep or their attention wavers The nazis now plan to build rest houses along their superhighways and by law compel —every-drivto stop after eight houri and take several hours of rest Doubtless there will be no Huch law In California or any other American state as lt would be resented and universally disregarded Yet American motorists can profit by the bazi Fwarning against the dangers of fatigue and each one can and should make his own personal driving for more con' secutive hours than is safe - - i er st Doctors say that being excessively tiro' dulls perception and slows up the nerve and muscle responses just as alcohol does The average motorist would not male himself a menace by getting drunk and drfv- ingwhy do--it by getting' too tired and Ing7--Los Angeles Herald Express- "1“ 4 a |