You're listening enjoyment, John Lund as...

Johnny Deller.

Oh, how long was I got a job for you?

Oh, that's 12.

Great Meadows, Losing Newport, California was killed last night.

Oh, is that?

How long will take you to take you to take you to catch a plane. Oh, it was nice. How long will it take you to catch a plane?

Look up Lieutenant Sullivan, Newport Police, when you get that, Johnny.

Have a good trip.

Yeah, I'll try, Mr. Maxwell. Right now, I'd like to take a few minutes of your time to pass on a thought which incidentally concerns time.

According to the Bible, to everything, there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven.

We all agree on that, I'm sure.

And we'll also agree that the regulation of time also depends on the season.

For example, did it... also depends on the season.

For example, did it ever occur to you who decided where are four time zones in America should be exactly?

Well, back maybe 75 years ago, there were about 150 different time zones which were set

up according to the whim of the local inhabitants. Most of the time was called Sun Time and there could be 15 minutes difference between the clocks of two towns only 10 miles apart.

So to get rid of the confusion, the Interstate Commerce Commission was established.

It divided the United States into four standard time zones so that railroads, planes, buses, and the mail could run on schedule.

Of course, if a city wants to go on daylight saving time during the summer,

that's a decision which is made locally.

The standard time remains the same everywhere else. But

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