Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1929 — Page 10

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ROAD IN AIR MAY SPEED UP FRENCH TRAFFIC 2,000-Mile Elevated Highway May Extend to All Parts of Country. Itv Vrff PARIS, June 20 —Motor traffic xjUiprren* throughout FTar.ce has become so heavy tha* engineers began today to study a project for the conitrucfion of a 2,000-mile elevated highway for high-speed travel between the principal cities. This road, raised to a mean level of * wenty-five yards above the ground, is calculated to stretch across the country from Paris to Lyons and on to Marseilles and Nice. From Marseilles it will branch ofif to Tolouse and Bordeaux To the north the line will touch Boulogne and Brest; to the west it will extend to Strousbourg The cost of the undertaking is estimated at about $250,000,000. It was pointed out by supporters of the schemethat the materials for the road could be obtained from Germany in the form of reparations. Objections to the plan are being raised on aesthetic grounds. It was made clear by the objectors that the road would have to cross private estates, risers, canals and farms, and that the very things which now make France a beautiful country would be turned into eyesores

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Pacifism of Professor Douglas Macintosh, above, professor of theology at Yal? Divinity school, has caused him to be placed on the “questionable” list among applicants for citizenship. A native of Canada, he expressed reluctance to take the oath of allegiance promising to defend the laws and Constitution of the United Sttaes against all enemies. Huntington Gets Meeting Bv United Prrs* SHELBYVILLE, Ind.. June 20. The Indiana Council of Religious Education will hold its next conference in Huntington, it was decided at a session of theorganization here. With more than 3.000 persons in attendance the convention was concluded today.

$250,000 SUIT j BY DUVALL VOID Asked Damages From Slack, Holtzman and Remy. Former Mayor John L. Duvall’s $250,000 circuit court damage suit was void today after Judge Harry O. Chamberlin sustained demurrers filed by three defendants Thursday afternoon. William H. Remy, farmer prosecutor; Mayor L. Ert Slack, and John W. Holtzman, former corporation counsel, filed the demurrers. Duvall named several other politicians and former officials in the complaint. He charged that they entered into a conspiracy to oust him from office In 1927. Once before, demurrers to the original complaint were sustained. ThOi.e upheld by the co>ur„ Thursday were against an amended complain.. MINE UNION SUIT SET Receiver’s Injunction Plea Up June 27. Another step in the court battle which has prevented officials and members of the United Mine Workers of America from holding meeting in the areas of thfe Knox Consolidated Coal Company’s mines near Bicknell and Vincennes, will i be taken before Superior Judge Linn D. Flay, June 27. j Edwin D. Logsdon, receivers, will present evidence by affidavit to support the plea for a temporary ffi- | junction pointing to alleged ‘‘strong j arm” methods that were said to have j been used by union miners to preI vent men from working in the • mines before the restraining order j was issued. Union attorneys failed |to obtain a writ of prohibition i against Hay from the supreme court I several weeks ago. NEWS REELS COMBINE M-G-M, International Merger to Reproduce Events in Sound. Bu United Press HOLLYWOOD. Cal., June 20.—International news reel will be disi bined with M-G-M News and M-G-M International News, according to terms of a long term affiliation entered into between motion picture interests of William Ran- | dolph Hearst and Metro-Goldwyn- ! Mayer. News pictures in sound will | be produced after Sept. 1 under the I name of Hearst-Metrotone news.

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