Article June 22, 1974 Issue

A Well-marked Way

WILLIAM H. CROFTON

What do you use as directional guides in your life?

Recently while driving in a strange city at night, I got completely confused about the direction to take. It was frustrating. I finally came to an intersection where a traffic sign indicated which way I should go, but as I studied the sign, I could not believe it was giving the correct information.

Finally, I forced myself to follow it, and then only because I knew in the past such signs had always given me reliable information. As I continued on my way, however, I did in fact see that this was the right way. I began to note familiar landmarks and continued directly to my destination.

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