Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-11-10 | Page 4 | Editorial Postscripts

I EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPTS I Those West high school students who voluntarily voluntarily voluntarily volun volun- paid merch merchants for damage done to their stores during an exuberant rally preceding a football game tendering a manly apology at the same time earn commendation for good sports sports- manship It was the gentlemanly thing to do doand doand doand and atones for an excessive outburst of school spirit which may easily be und understood b by all except those who have either forgotten their own youth or who measured up fully to their grandmothers' grandmothers ideas of what constitutes a paragon paragon paragon para para- gon of virtue Waving a U. U S. S 20 b bill ll in his hands a Wall Vall Wallstreet Wallstreet street operator denounced the government for its policies that he said would soon make its money worthless That was the height of something something some some- thing or other Think of the he kind of paper bought and sold on the New L ew York stock ex ex- ex change For some oft ot the bak baker r wouldn't give you a loaf of bread if you offered him a stack of certificates as big as a a bale Dal of hay