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FIRST I WOULD LIKE to correct a misprint of the Si Sez of last week, where the word Moon was substituted for NOON. In Joshua 10:13 you will find this statement: “The sun stood still at the zenith (noon), and delayed its setting for a whole day.” Old Sol might obey his Creator and pause over Gideon, but he would not .wreck his whole planetary system, make it eternally noontime, just to gaze direct down on a “too Lovely Lady.”
Several years ago an M. D. was granted cer- * tain privileges. Traffic police would not interfere with him if he was speeding. In fact, in some instances he was provided an escort to expedite his speeding; might be an emergency. I don’t believe this concession is granted to doctorates in any other profession. Get the point, old buddy?
And how about losing our freedoms? Just where does one person’s freedom end and another’s begin? In my early days of railroading all coaches were provided with smoking compartments; if you wanted to smoke you went to the smoker. I might add that this rule was enforced." Now when that rule is threatened to be put back in force we hear cries of “loss of freedom.” Does the non-smoker have any freedom from a condition where he has to breathe your exhaled poison? Look at both sides of the coin, friend.□
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