Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1937 — Page 17

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REVOCATION OF

DRIVER PERMITS -

PROVES WORTH

New lersey Official Believes All States Should Have License Laws.

By A. W. MAGEE

Commissioner of Motor Vehicles State of New Jersey

for the

The promotion of a drivers’ license ||

law In states having no such law bv the National Safety Council is a most worthy movement. In New Jersey, we evidence of many benefits that are derived by requiring the operators of motor vehicles to have a driver's license, Up to Dec 1. 1936, 17.844 applicants who have appeared for examination in an endeavor obtain a drivers’ license have bren rejected as not being qualified to oparate a motor vehicle safely. The public reaction to the adoption of a drivers’ license law shouid be very favorable, because the enactment of such a law is in the interest of the preservation of life and property, and will prevent per-

A. W. Magee

sons from operating motor vehicles |

before they are qualified to do so. The wisdom of a drivers’ license law in New Jersev.has been proved over and over again, resulting In better motor vehicle operation and fewer automobile accidents. I look upon a drivers’ license law that provides authority for revocation on reasonable grounds, as the strongest persuasive influence toward directing the attention of the driving public safe operation of motor vehicles.

PEGGY, ACCUSED OF BIGAMY, IS IN JAIL

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NEW YORK. Feb. 26.—Lile had

'WARNS 4 ASLEEP IN

FIRE-SWEPT HOUSE

many complications today for Beas? Merchant Policernis Hailed

who thought the love David Rubinofl was :

Garcia, gave £500.000. A plaintiff yesterday, she awoke today to find hersell a defendant inn bigamy action brought by a frail,

nervous woman who informed au- |

thorities that she married Miss Garcia's husband years before Peggy ever heard of him. “What we both need is a drink.” | said Miss Garcia, sadly, as she and Michael La Rocca were being pho- | tographed and fingerprinted at police headquarters But what she got was a night in

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