LOST HABIT OF SLEEP.
LORD NUFFIELD'S BEST. LONDON, March 22.
Commenting on Professor John Hilton's disclosure that Lord Nuffield had not slept ordinarily since his youth. Mr. Harry Seaward, joint general manager of Morris Motors, said Lord Nuffield never sleeps for more than three or four hours, and that his ability to do without sleep is probably due to his sacrifice of rest when working day and night early in his career. He has lost the habit of sleep. Professor Hilton, amplifying his remarks, told the "News Chronicle" that Lord Xuffield'a habit of lying in bed conscious of everything about him and rarely losing consciousness, is part of the intense mental awareness and activity which contributes to - his amazing persoualit3\
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 69, 23 March 1937, Page 7
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