The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 June 1949 — Page 8
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLf, f'JDIANA, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1949.
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ERICH BRANDEIS Hcie i y prediction of things to come: In approximately nine million years from now the human being will have wheels instead of feet, wings instead or arms and a cash register instead of a
Why do I dare make this portentous scientific prediction ? Because in nine million years not one of you will be alive tj heck on my prediction and call me a liar. Neither will any of us be alive to check on the fantastic predior ns about human beings and h ■ world in general that are br:i;; made almost every day by eient sts and pseudo-scientists. A fellow columnist wrote a lew days ago that the re aro only two jobs in which a fellow can go wrong as he wants and still not get fired: Weath r forecaster and horse handicap per. I disagree. The cosmic scien-
tist can beat those two. The poor weather forecaster has to tell you what is going to hap pen today and tomorrow.
The horse handicapper better off.
is no
But the long-distance scientist need not worry about right 01 wrong. He shoots his darts of wisdon into the millenium.
If the weather forecaster is wrong he may only gel yom dre ;s wet or spoil your picnic. The horse handicapper ma.> rake an even bigger sucker out of a better than he already is. Neither can do much damage unless the fellow who bets on th; horse races has swiped his stake out of the firm's cash register.
But any kind of prediction can scal e the very innards out o[ people and cause wholesale
trouble.
When some would-be prophet predicts the end of the world for day after tomorrow, thousands pack their grips for the final trip and polish their trumpets so that they may be heady to join Gabriel's band. Even now there are people all ovei the <■ mntry wno still quote Nostradamus and consider him the final authority on things t > come. Some people believe in him almost as much as they do ! ;n certain columnists.
as much as the horse handicap-
per.
But here now is a science fellow out in Berkeley who cci tainly sticks his neck out almost
He says that in twenty-five years there will be no more billing clerks nor similar clerical
workers.
Machines, "mechanical slaves," will take their place and thousands and thousands of men and woven will be out or work. I don't wish that reilow any
bad luck.
But tor his sake I do hope that in twenty-five years from ni w there won't be an army of hilling clerks marching out to California to lynch this unia* leur prognosticator or to prese i' him with so many unpau' bill . that he'll go out of his mind.
prophetic hogwash ts that most of us are so gosh darn gullible. We will beat our way to ihc fellow who says he has a better mouse trap or who has a bettr* press agent to say so for him.
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WASHINGTON, June 30 Farm prices declined nearly J
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per cent between mid-May and mid June, the Agriculture depart lent reported Wednesday. Truck crops and food grains
led the drop.
Prices paid b\ farmers cas'sl off very si.gnu.v. The changes left the level oi farm prices, in relation to prices paid by fanners, at the lowest
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VINE RIPENED
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Cucumbers FieldCrown 2 For 15c Oranges F '°^' r do* 69c
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NEWEST LOW PRICE Wheaties
COOKED HAMS >S7 C
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CHOCOLATE SYRUP Hershey’s
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Picnics
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and Fatted
SKINLESS 69c Wieners
All Meat No Cereal Lb.
HALVES OR SLICED Hunt's Peaches
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Apple Jelly
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Veal Blade or
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FACIAL SOAP—BANDED DEAL Woodbury's
PORK Loin Roast
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7-INCH CUT Rib Roast
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SULTANA Tuna Flakes
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PACKER'S LABEL Catsup
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A&P—LOW PRICE Grape Juice
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UNPEELED HALVES—IONA Apricots
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TID BITS—PACKER'S LABEL Pineapple
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PEACOCK Dried Beef
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Jane Parker Sugared or Cinnamon FRESH DATED' DONUTS
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Jan* Parker Tender. Fluffy SANDWICH ROLLS
Jane Parker Sandwich Polls gc B with homburgerj like «*•«
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Circus Peanuts Br,eh * 8 P °’; 19c
Candy Bars 6 ^ 25c
Lemon-Coconut Bor-Shaped ANGEL FOOD CAKE
Chewing Gum 6
Jane Parker Crisp, Salted POTATO CHIPS You - rar in lor a treat when these
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Marshmallows PuriUn 2 29c
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FRANKFURTER ROLLS
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NOTHING TO BUY EXPIRES JULY 2. 1949
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(>iint in .scvl'ii years. In n.i'i-June, it was only 3 i»i'’ cent abo/c parity. A year ago farm prices averaged IS per cent above parity.
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