The closed mind has no place in the open society.

It is part of the sporting Idea of fair play to hear "the

other side" before an opinion is formed or a decision is made by those who sit in judgment. Obviously,
one side is only one-half of the question; the other half must also be considered if an impartial verdict
is to be reached based on an informed appreciation of the issues in contention. It is indispensable that
the two sides complement each other, as unto the bow the arrow, in leading to the correct ruling after
examination of the problem not from one