The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 October 1949 — Page 6

THE DAILY BANNER, GRCENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 194V.

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W ERICH BRANDEIS Some time ajfo I wrote a column that started "What do you 'want to he when you grow up?" I made the rash assertion that "hoys nowadays all want to be aviators, parachute Jumpers, television stars or leaders of bebop hands".

Our local newspaper appar-

•tly dicj.’t agree with my opinon about modern boys. S j they interviewed six typical V.nerican boys - - five in the eventh. eighth and ninth grades and one in the fourth grade. Not one of them expressed a desire for any of the vocations I had named. But their choices convinced .ie again that we have nothing o worry about as far as modern outh is concerned; that boys are boys, no matter in what century they live; and that the future of America is quite safe, provided we leave our country o the common sense of the new feneration instead of messing • round with it ourselves. The first boy wants to be a "rtoonlat.

"I draw pictures on paper vhen 1 should be studying. 1 hink I might get together with omehody who can write stores to fit around the characters I draw.” That's what he told the interviewer - - and from the income some of your fav iritc cartoonist enjoy. I think the kid is making a wise choice.

Boy No. 2 wants to be an •eronautical engineer and design airplanes. "I have made iots of models and become more and more in-

terested in tlic maintenance as well as the design." he said. His father could not have chosen better for the hoy. The third boy wants to own his own garage. "1 like to work on cars and 1 motors and things mechanical.” he said. And with the usual disdain of a ninth-grader for women, he added, “I suppose repairingsome lady's fender would be part of the day’s work.” The fourth lari shows a lot of

good common sense even

early age.

"I used to want to be a base- ,

ball player, but I gave that up ' because baseball players can on- !

ly play for a few years." So. like boy No. 2, he.

at his I ion. being the transportation of

1 the future.

The fifth youngster, age thirteen, intends.to bo a struct-

.iral engineer.

too, 1 "My father is m. hitc-

hes decided to be a designer of and the work that he does loo ;, aii-planes - airplanes, in his opin- I very interesting. I’d like to study

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engineering at Yale.” Now for No. 6, the nine-year old fourth gradpr. “I would like to be a taxi driver. You could drive around in your own car and meet all sorts of people. Maybe I could work up to having five cabs of my own.” None of the six wants to be a columnist. I They have Lx) much sense fo. U ' at - , I Grinned Next On Tiger Card Coach Mike Snavely put his Del’au.v Tigers through heavy defensive workouts yesterday to tighten up s :ondary weaknesses before the Grinnell game Sat-

urday.

Suavely expressed satisfaction with the two platoon system, initiated last week against Hanvcr. arc! will co: tinue to use it. Ha'fV' k Bill Marks. Wabash, and Bil’. Bastian, Indianapolis are still on the sidelines after game injuries last week. Suavely ha:, scheduled a scrimmage today against the freshman squad. A squad review of movies of the Hanover garni was seen last night. Grinnell has a 2-2 record to date. IXvauw has last its firs: three. The Tigers downed Grinnell 18-0 in their game last year FINUASTLE Mr. ami Mrs. John Williams spent Sunday with relatives in New Port. Mrs. Maude Brother visited with relatives in Indianapolis this week. Mis. Lou Cox and daughter, Vera, Wayne Richards and wife, and Mrs. Siftoii and daughter visited with the former Brother’s brother. Roy Robbins and wife tm Wednesday afternoon.

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