Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-07-31 | Page 8 | People's Corner

I r- r PEOPLES PEOPLE'S A leaRNER Says W We e Need Some SomeI I Of Gypsy's Spirit Editor The Telegram Hungary land of the gypsies wants to see no no more of of them A goer government ment decree just issued rules that the gypsies shall shaU be wanderers wanderers wan wan- no longer They are to be transformed into I responsible citizens citizens citi- citi zens liable to military service and subject to all the mundane laws that affect other Hungarians They rhey must put away f uc costumes and give up their oWl o language and the they must bust settle down clown and take to wd v. v for a a. living This Is aU all very sensible and proper are a disturbIng disturbing disturb disturb- Ing element The They lave been known Imo to steal things worse yet et they unsettle unsettle un- un settle us and by their very exIstenCe exIstence exIst exIst- enCe hint that our way of life Is a abIg abig bIg mistake Time The Hungarian government gov- gov eminent doubtless is wise But it may be that enacting time the decree will prove easier than putting putting put put- ting It into effect The gypsy is not only a man of different blood bl than ours he seems to have a different kind of soul Not ot for tor him are the standards rewards and triumphs of the civilization of which we are so proud He has a different set of values We Ve seem to be born with the Impulse flu Im- pulse to look ahead Ye We are always always al- al ways wondering how wo we are to fie next year eal Life has certain tangi- tangi ble bie material rewards that can he be felt touched seen arid amid handled houses automobiles bank accounts and the like Under our standard the successful man gets these things and the failure dos does not A way of life that leads to them is good and anda anda a way vay of life th t does not is bad badAll All of this is foreign to the Life Is a much more going easy affair affair af- af fair to him Its rewards never lie in the future nor are they things that can be weighed and measured They are instead emotional I cac- cac glimpses of new vistas pleasures of carefree wandering tIme the delight of the open road The mere process of f living to the gypsy gypS can be If It is tackled right A man with such standards Is doomed In this modern age Ye We scorn not only the tho past but the present Plesent also TIme future to us Is everything Getting making and aud doing are great words In our OUI vocabulary vo vo- What 1 if we do fall fail to taste the fino savor of life Ufe as we wego wego go along Are we not working our heads off So the gypsies must conform to our standards This world Is no place for their philosophy Everyone Every Every- one must work Idling Is an art aft that Is out ot of date But It wouldn't hurt us to be a little bit less sure of ourselves Weare We Ve are comIng perilously close to the point where we shall be trying to live by bread alone It may be that the g gypsy Is 15 Wiser 1 than we think FATHER DESERET Praises Ban on Boloney Editor The Telegram to appear that this presIdential pres pres- campaIgn Is going to be relatively free from bunk as fat far as time two leading candidates are con con- First A Al Smith refused to pose leg Ctr pictures as n. n bricklayer He based mis refusal on the simple J ground lound that every everyone ne knows he Isn't a a. bricklayer and that a a. picture him posing as one would be bolone hoone ho bo one lone And now nosy Herbert Hoover has reused re- re used to let photographers snap him him Kissing a 11 baby He doesn't propose 9 go about the tho country kissing ables and he wont won't have the cam cam- damen talk him Into It simply fine CIne both a mm If C only time the subordinates of the two can he be as level headed the campaign we we may mayet mayet et somewhere INDEPENDENT t