Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1939 — Page 16

FUND AGENCIES | Seeckers Ac Wetiore Wo S. Attorney Aids Indicted =m 1, | Eas | Ey Ty ARR aun ; Asa D. Frost was carried to the Ox- : ”

116AGO, Sept. 29° (U. P)—Two (hut ‘the indictment listed ave. in-) ment charged, “were. required: t9| ford County Fair when only 6 weeks| ya 30 ELL 3

Bay a EB EIR corer assistant U.S. attorneys, 8|stances in which perform certain duties as. prosecu- ot missed SUPPORT 2000 | - x wh Te a ressOaL he adamanl tedly Ww 8 in 1300 tors but were influenced by pay-|©d: Now 73, he has not missed the For Anniver : Band a convicted dealer-in illicit al- reputedly was taken QUOT | ment of sums of money to use their event and many of those years leit| J rsary : | 2 cohol, were. indicted by a Federal case’ ‘defendants’ by three’ of. those official capacities to commit fraud the i with blue ribbons for his I) A LE CITA

Grand Jury today on charges they/charged. * by contriving that certain racketeers Named .in “the indictment - were and’ law violators escape penalty

780 Famis Gi Given Help n * = _ gy ® detent Hor Taw Prose: (Dare D. Glaser, assistant ‘U. S.|either in full or in part. i ¥ $8 HRT

Last Year, According district attorney'in charge of liquor ’ The indictment contained two roar! yvump JAND ON WALL

To Report. ie counts charging conspiracy 10 9¢-|¢ mer assistant to Glaser; Anthony| MOBERLY, Mo. Sept. 20 (U. P.). if ’ : spiracy to bribe officers of the Horton, professional bondsman; At-|—Eight paintings “depieting the life Soothing Anfisepfic Salve at R ES [SP torney. Alfred E. Roth and Louis|of Ferdinand the Bull degoraled the Used by Thousands for 30 years; helps comfort ey were

o 3 Community Fund agencies cared) : a United States. IK ted of liq HNN side lreifations.~. : : ] (Kaplan, once convic of liquor law | public library here. abrasions—cuts. Six gfe | ee Government counsel was unable vi ap 8 painted and donated by Dick Ted-| fectiveingredients. Get Carboil at drug stores | TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES,

for more than 2000 children in the a A : £ timate th amount of money ions. ; Jast year, it was announced today] SE hk ’ ; W ; en the alleged briberies,| “Glaser and Kretske,” the indict-| ford, a local commercial artist. or mail 50¢ fo Spurlock:Neal, Nashville, Tenn. | ~~ THEY WILL BRING RESULTS, at Community Fund headquarters] § Cl ; ; i in the Majestic Building. S Day nurseries cared for 469 children; 203 were cared for in institutions; 490 in homes and 854 in foster and boarding homes. . Other activities of the agencies included providing service and relief to 6780 families, iodging and shelter was given to 30,120 individu-|

| ) : N Bis, walle nurses made 59710 im an Among high school pupils who are members of the Community | : parts of the city, according to the, Fund Junior Speakers’ Bureau are these six from Shortridge. Seated DE 2 (left to right), are Albert Losche, Eleanor Williams and Philip Robert- EIS

feport. Hetxidise of 304.557 Heri son. Standing (left to right), are Marvin Borman, David Savidge and | & h N13! LRY C Co] women and children was registered] Russell Fee. : _Z

at meetings of clubs, Clases TH piv y : ” 5 various groups sponsor y e| ° 2 In .® . a, _ 2 Doors from emma © | Indiana Mice Doing O.K.; 18 N. Hlinois St. = 29 onthe CIRCLE: Power & ight Go. haling forces for its annual fund| i

8 J campaign starting Oct. 9. It’s Moan Who s 7 rapp ed lk aN New Friends—0ld Friends—Everyone ! CANADIAN LINER ARRIVES et i 3 Will Grasp This Opportunity to SAVE! TOKYO, Sept. 20 (U. P.).—The There is reported to be a fine to keep the mic: away from things k Yossan a IS Your purchs gral home: # confidancs:n our quality :

Canadian Pacific liner Empress of arrived at Yokohama from|stand of meadow mice in certain|they like to eat, particularly bed Foner cloning, shop leisurely and meet the stores with thousands of friends.

.Vancouver two days behind sched-|sections of Brown County this fall, : ule today. The ship was delayed be-| notably the Owl Creek lowlands. |for ime mig magn Lo the market cause it followed a zig-zag course| This news was brought to Indian-|ne might trap a harvest for sale across the Pacific to avoid possible|apolis by a cottage owner who tried | gut meadow mice are not wellll enemy raiders. . Junsuccessfully in the last two years adapted to laboratory work, he . found.

Trap? It Won't Work! He bought a trap and set it with

cheese .which he thought any mouse would like. He said he must have set the trap wrong because the cheese was on top and it developed that instead of catching the mice whés it was tripped, it gave them an Uppercut and knocked them silly for a few moments. After recovering they ate the :cheese. Then he began to use strategy.

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ow He put some old and no longer i 3 Ee! used bed clothing in the yard, with- , : : in easy. access of the mice and re- : a turned to his Indianapolis home a : little smugly. a : : The next weék-end he discovered and | ~ ¥% llthey had passed up the outdoor 3 food and had gone to considerable 2.95 " os trouble to get into the cottage and ' i feast off the used and usable equipment.

Thwarted Again

9 DOW STAI Then he wired a clothes closet all around the inside. at the bottom cl with a mesh. He returned the next week-end J ; and found a mouse nest in the | . closet. After searching several minutes he found that at the tcp of the inside wall, about five and a half feet above the floor and perhaps 10 feet above the ground, a tiny. knot had been forced out of its hole. The mouse had climbed the outside of the cottage wall and down the inside, carrying nest materials in and, later, food for the babies. The cottage owner took the nest out, and glued the knot back. But there were several other Kkriots. in . . { §| the boards so he gave up on trying mart sophistication in : ||to mouse-proof the closet.

eight shoes of ap- ; It's a Big Problem aling style and ou*- It was getting late last fall when sanding quality. gh he thought up what seemed to be an unbeatable scheme. He placed

For Constant Val . |/all of the clothing on one cot, and He Dom. || hut ooh Lo de rigs of to

Value at onstrated in ||foor of one of the rooms. Men's or one in a sizable pan of water, deep IN ys ANY WAYS enough to drown any mouse venturii, Po Ia Sus Snough to attempt to get ai : e clothing. He came home again, believing that his cot moat at last had solved ' the problem. Two or three weeks later he returned to his cottage. The water in the pans had frozen and the mice had crossed the ice like Liza.

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