Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1940 — Page 17

NEW GUIDEBOOK LISTS CALUMET AS PHENOMENA -

Sis and Dunes in 1905, «It Has Become Leading Industrial Area.

The Calumet, where .Indiana’s

last night were vietims of thugs who

attacked them and graphed their purses. Mrs. Rilla Ralston, 4256 N. ’ Grey St, was pushed to the ground and robbed of her purse containing a small amount of money as. she walked near her home. Mary Lord, 4211 E. 10th St, was struck by one of two men who grabbed her purse containing $2.90 2s She walked in Park Ave. 3000 oc

3 Women Robbed of Pirie By North and E. Side Thugs

Five East and North: Side women Margaret Wines, .326 N. Randolph

St., reported two men knocked her down near her home and took her purse containing $4. One of two men grabbed the purse of Mary Palmes, 605 N. Euclid Ave, containing a small amount of money as she walked neat her home. The woman struggled with the thief but was shoved to the ground. OWNS 368-YEAR-OLD BIBLE GIBSONVILLE, O., Feb. 16 (U.

heavy industry forms a dark crescent along the shores of Lake Michigan, is listed as one of North America’s greatest phenomena by a newly compiled WPA guidebook to the region.

Mrs. Vivian Tinnel, 2704 Winthrop Ave. was struck in the head by a man who approached her at 12th a St. and Central Ave. and took her purse - with 4 "small amount - of

P.).—One of the oldest Bibles in the world, printed in 1554 in Zurich, Switzerland, belongs to Mrs. Frank J. Zellel¥® The document weighs nine pounds, is bound in beechwood,

covered with. heavy leather and

25 ARE NANED ON BUTLER HONOR ROLL

Butler University announced: today that 26 students were named to the honor rolls of the colleges of liberal arts and sciences, and business administration for the first semester. All A grades and a full academic load are the requisites. Those on the college of liberal arts and sciences - honor roll include Miss Blanchalice Barrett, Miss Mary E. Bell, Miss Mary M. Clay, Albeit Goldstein, Harlan B, Johnson, Miss Mary E. Kershner, Paul Lentz, Miss Betty Jane Lupton, Thomas O’Nan, Miss Margaret Parrish, Robert Pittenger, William B. Reid, Miss Marjorie ‘Rork, Miss Opal M. Soltau,

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Ivesier. ‘Miss’ Anva. Catherine VanDorn, Miss. Betty Ann Walsh, James B. Weaver and Ernest E. Yunghans, all of Indianapolis; Miscs M. Lorene Conrad, Robinson, Ill.; Miss Jane

C. Lewis, El Paso, Tex. and Miss Ruth O. Markworth, New Palestine, Ind.

Business administration a ‘Miss :

Dorothy Chastin and Miss Betty. Walters, Indianapolis, and Miss Helen . Harper, Monrovia, Ind,

GERMAN CORN INCREASES

By Science Service BERLIN, Feb. 16 —Germany long considered too far north for successful corn cultivation, is coming to have its cornfields, even well toward‘ the north. This has: been accomplished through breeding of special hardy, quick-maturing strains, similar to those now used in Minnesota and the Canadian

CANADA TOP GOLD

$52,736,731 of total imports of

$236,413,485. Japan was the next

EXPORTER TO U. S, [highest with $37,679,571. The Neth-

WASHINGTON, TON, Feb. 16 (U. P.). —The Commerce Department announced today that Canada was the leading gold exporter to the United |earmark for foreign account “}States in January. The Dominion. accounted foriduced by $40,033,666 in January.

erlands sent $30 December gold $451,183,164.

*,825. ports totaled Gold held under

at Federal Reserve Banks was re-

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Prairie Provinces,

I th lates. In 1905, the area extending 16 Nu Cornered wi brass De ee miles along the lakeshore in north-= 2 HEA 7

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30d the dunes are hidden under aS ‘continuous array of mills and stacks | E you will see after you get here and LOOK will convince you that this sale is all that we claim for

and the population is 260,000. : The guidebook describes graphi- |= it to be... “THE GREATEST SALE ON EARTH.”

| Robert Stomp, Miss Patricia Svl- Costs only. 250

cally how the region in three dec- |S ‘ades became one of the world’s greatest industrial centers. Domi- |S nated by the heavy industries, it |S has 221 factories making: 1217 dif- |& ferent products.

Industry Diversified

“Nowhere else in America is there such a concentration of diversified operations,” the book says. “In 1905 . . . more than half of the region was a wilderness, uninhabited |S and uninviting. Within 20 miles of Chicago, great tracts were as. wild | as they had been when they were &°

trod by the Indian” : The heavy industries include “Big’ Steel,” consisting of seven plants : ‘of the United States Steel Corp. £ «1ittle Steel,” the Inland Steel Co. |: and four large oil refineries as well | ‘as chemical plants and ‘railroad shops. _ The assessed valuation of Lake County in which the industries of | the Calumet are concentrated is, $395.475,110, according to the guide- | book, which adds that the estimated valuation: is more than one pillion.

“90,000 ‘Workers in Area

“In Calumet industries are 70,000 workers whose annual pay totals approximately $85, 000,000, the guide‘book estimates. The region’s annual production of all articles totals about 600 million dollars. With the exception of Hammond, the Calumet’s cities are relatively new. Gary sprang up almost overnight, the guide says, while East Chicago and Whiting had a rapid development, coinciding largely with the rise of industries. The hook lists several different theories on the origin of the Word, Calumet. A map made in 1817 called the Calumet River the Kinnamic and cartographers of the 19th century were divided on the spelling, some- |: times listing the river as the “Ken- |& nomic, Calamenk, Calmic and Callimink.” Name Given by French

"The name Calumet, the book says, probably was used by the French & to apply to the river and the region. © ee : Another assumption’ is that it w the French distortion of the In-|§ dian name for the Calumet River, |= . which was something like Kenomic, |= an abbreviation of Chippeqa-Kini- |= kinigon. This latter meant a pipe|3 made of a hollow reed that still os : : EL grows in the region. e 5 ¢ i : 0 HR 5d Wei it ; ES THROUGHOUT. In 1817, surveyors settled the B 4 _— : Ri : 3 Hatchiiz S¥ainus fronts, spelling of the name by simply re- 8 Chestrob be had for $10.00 ferring to the region as the Calu- more. Chui drenger In ‘place’ of met. = We urge to come in and look The guidebook itself is a product |S at this exceptionally fine bedroom of the Calumet region. It was compiled, written and published Terms as Low as... there as a part of the WPA's Fed- (2 eral Writers’ project. - Completely $1 .50 Per WEEK indexed and documented, it has gi pages with maps, charts and ($5 Per Month) ustrations.

2 POLIGE OFFICERS ARE SUSPENDED |

Lieut. Carl Ashley, in charge .of the Police. Training School, -and|E Corp. Michael Cavanaugh, acting secretary to Police Chief Michael F..Morrissey, were suspended early [E today by Inspector Jesse McMurtry. |= Chief . Morrissey said the action was taken because the men were absent all day yesterday without gE leave. He said it had not been de- . termined whether the case should be taken before the Police Trial Board. The chief has the right to suspend the men for 10 days, and- if he deems the offense serious enough |2 he may refer it to the Trial Board. |S if the trial board finds. the ac-|[E cused guilty it may ‘suspend them |= up te 30 days. If further pen-|& alty is believed necessary by the |g Trial Board, the matter is pre- |= sented before the Safety Board. IE Lieut. Ashley, a graduate of the |g _ Pederal Bureau of Investigation |g Police Training School in’ Washington, was ‘promoted from ser- | geant to lieutenant in charge of the training school last month when Lieut. Edwin H. Kruse was promoted ‘to a captaincy. _ Neither Lieut. Ashley nor Corp. Cavanaugh - could - be’ reached for! comment today. *

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FROZEN FACE LOOKS BURNED AKRON, O., Feb, 16 (U.P.).—The whipping 11- pelow- zero winds froze|= Patrolman John Griffin's face so = badly that he suffered severe burns. |= Physicians said Griffin's face, frost- | 3 _bitten while escorting a funeral pro- § cession on his motorcycle, exhibit-|8 ‘ed every symptom of a second-de- |S gree burn.

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