Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 155, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1929 — Page 5

NOV. 8, 1929.

BOOK WRITTEN i BY CITY MAN AIDTOYOUTH Meredith Nicholson Lauds A. T. Brown Work on Personality. Opportunity beats at the panel of present day American youth louder and more frequently than ever before in the world's history, said Meredith Nicholson, Indlana(X)lis author, commenting on a book written by A. T. Brown, head of the Brown efficiency bureau, this city. It travels in the guise of many friendly agencies designed to aid ambitious young men, Nicholson said. Summarizes Methods Brown’s book, "Energizing Personality.’’ just published by Mc-Graw-Hill, of New York, summarizes a method by which personality may be graded, charted, and improved by concentration upon strengthening of weak points. ‘ For the earnest and ambitious, there always is a way,” Nicholson declared. ‘ My own first job, dating from my fifteenth year, was delivering packages in a wheelbarrow from o printing house. The meanness of my employment was a spur to ambition. I was a sickly youngster with a back that resented being hitched to a wheelbarrow, but I hi {hly resolved that this unpleasant labor should not ’throw’ me.” Study Inspiration Study, and cultivation of intelligent men of importance provided Inspiration to success, he continued. “To aid young men in the important business of minimising their chances of failure, and to help older men, who may have made the wrong turn somewhere, to -ct off courageously in promising avenues of endeavor, is a practical service. ‘"lnhere never were so many friendly agencies eager to help the aspiring, as are now' to be found , in America,” the author w r ent on. Brow n’s purpose, he declared in j his book, is to enable misplaced and submerged personalities to discover a satisfactory outlet for their energies. lie Carries Screwdriver flu I nltitl Press LYNN, Mass., Nov. B.—Aloysius Ferrier w’ill carry a screwdriver with him for the rest of his life. He swallowed it in an unsuccessful attempt at suicide and surgeons have decided not to seek to remove it from his stomach.

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KILL PREDATORY GAR Lakes Also Yield Dogfish and Carp Pests. Ten thousand predatory fish were removed from Indiana lakes this season according to the annual report of George N. Mannfeld, fish and game division superintendent. Gar and dogfish numbered 9,609 and 331 large carp w r ere added to the list of undesirables. Four warden crews of two men

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each engaged in this service. The lakes yielded as follows: Manitou, 1,490 gar and 217 dogfish; Bruce, 505 gar, fifteen dogfish and twenty carp; Maxinkuckee, 584 gar, eightythree dogfish, forty carp; Wawasee and Syracuse, 2,326 gar, 686 dogfish; George, 236 gar, 148 dogfish; James, 789 gar, 605 dogfish; Barbee, 528 gar, 107 dogfish, 244 carp; Tippecanoe, 385 gar, 129 dogfish, eighteen carp; Dewart, 582 gar, 170 dogfish, nine carp; Beaver Dam, fifteen gar and two dogfish. The fish averaged four and five pounds and some were sixteen or eighteen. Crews worked five months, the report shows.

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