Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1940 — Page 9

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THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 1940 At City Hall—

RUSH HOUR TRAFFIC

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Morrissey Would Permit Driving Le Driving Left of Safety Zones; Other Officials Propose Removal of

Non-Essential Zones. By RICHARD LEWIS

Two methods to untie the downtown rush-hour traffic tangle have been yroposed to the Safety Board which is ex-

pected to act on them Tuesday.

Police Chief Michael F. Morrissey has recommended that motorists be permitted to drive left of safety zones downtown. Other officials have urged removal of safety zones at . Intersections where they are not essential.

NAZI PLOT ON FRENGH PAINTINGS GHARGED

LONDON, Oct. 10 (U. P.).—Hun-

dreds of thousands of dollars worth of * paintings, drawings and other art treasures described as having been. sent abroad in “an obvious German ruse to secure dollar exchange” were seized by British authorities at Bermuda from the American Export Liner Excalibur, the Ministry of Economic Warfare revealed here today. The Ministry said the art treasures seized included 27 paintings by Renoir, 30 by Cezanne, 12 by Gauguin, seven by Degas and also some paintings by Manet, Money and Picasso ‘which originally had been in Paris museums. The Ministry said the consignee of the art shipment was Martin Fabiani, art expert from Paris, who was described as “an expert on customs authorities ” “British authorities had good reason to believe Fabiani was being used as a German agent,” the Min-

These proposals were debated three hours yesterday

in a conference of City and

Indianapolis Railways, -Inc.

istry said. “The Germans apparently recognized the commercial value of what they officially de»|scribe as degenerat art.”

suffered so badly from constipation,

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officials and members of the Chamber of Commerce's

traffic committee.

Railways officials said they opposed the plan of driving left of] safety zones. They said it would slow up busses, street cars and trackless trolleys. These vehicles carry 170 per cent of the passengers downtown dur-. ing rush hours, according to a Railways survey. The Chief contended, how ever, that in- : stead of being — _ retarded, they Mr. Morrissey would move faster, with a general acceleration in traffic movement. The cartracks would provide an additional lane and bottlenecks at safety zones would disappear, he said. | - Chamber of Commerce committee | members agreed that .safety zones | should ‘be removed only at intersections where passengers would not be exposed to traffic hazards. Safety Board President Leroy J.| Keach, who sat in on the confer- | ence, made no comment on the ad- | visability of both methods, other] than to indicate they will be presented to the Board.

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Consider Gas Again

The increased cost of coal has, brought up once more the possibility |

!|of substituting gas as a source of]

power at the Sanitation Plant which | uses most. of the coal the City purchases. It is not city manufactured gas, but methane, a by-product of the sewage disposal process, which is considered. . The gas perpetually bubbles up from the activated sludge ponds at the plant, dissipating into the atmosphere, a total waste. Methane is the gas produced by the breakdown of organic solids: by bacteria. It is prevalent in swamps where it produces that fiery phenomenon popularly known as will-o’-the-wisp.

Heat Value Is High

In the Sanitation Plant process, about 200,000 cubic feet of methane is released every day from the artificial sludge swamps. That if enough

to furnish all the power the Sanitation Plant needs—power now sup- | plied from coal at the rate of 2000 | tons a month. The gas is said to| have a British Thermal Unit heat value almost the equivalent of natural gas. The question of utilizing methane, however, is the expense involved. Sanitation Plant Superintendent | Don Bloodgood has estimated it] would cost the City $1.000,000 to

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DENNY ST. RESIDENT PRAISES RETONGA FOR RELIEF OF SUFFERING

MRS. COREN

She suffered So Badly From | Sluggish Elimination And Its Distress That Life Was iserable, She States. Feels Fine Now.

One remarkable statement after apother gratefully praising Retonga continues to pour in as more and more well-known mea and women continue to put this purely vegetable stomachic medicine to [the test in their own cases. Every day, new scores call on the Retonga representative at Hook's prug Store, S. E. corner Illinois and Washington streets, to learn about this splendid medicine and relate their own happy experiences through it use. Among the| recent endorsers of Retonga isMs. Corene Rose, 3374 N. Denny for thirty years a well known She anapolis resident, who states: «Life was almost unbearable, I

_ 1oss| of appetite and insufficient flow of gastric juices in the stomach and the consequent distresses of ingestion, gas on my stomach,

Beadaches and pains in my arms,

build the necessary apparatus to trap the gas and convert it into power.

legs and body. Every meal I forced down caused terrible gas formation which made me so nervous. I could get no restful sleep, and as a result I felt terribly weak and run down. The many medicines I tried failed to help me and I was afraid I'd never feel good any more.

“Retonga’s relief was both prompt and grand. The deficient flow of gastric juices and loss of appetite are relieved, and consequently so are my indigestion, and gas bloating. I eat everything I can get, as the saying goes. Retonga’s laxative effect was mild and satisfactory and I feel better than in years. I think I would be selfish not to tell others suffering as I did about Retonga.” Retonga is a purely vegetable | stomachic medicine, intended to increase the flow of gastric juices in the stomach and help nature remove toxic wastes from the bowels. The Retonga representative at | Hook's Drug Store, S. E. Cor. Illinois and Washington Sts., is ex-! plaining this purely vegetable medicine to scores daily. Retonga | may be obtained at all Hook's Dependabis Drug Stores. $1.25 size, Ce

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Indian Test of Draft Hinted

BUFFALO, N. Y., Oct. 10.—(U. P.)—Wilfred Crouse, president of the Seneca Indian nation council on the Salamancia reservation, announced today that the tribe may bring to the courts a case to determine whether Indiana may be drafted into the United States armed forces. “But,” Crouse added, “one of the things that might prevent such a test may be inability to find a Senaca willing to refuse to register for selective service, and run the risk of being considered a draft dodger. “We're objecting to registration of Senacas as a matter of principle and not because we want to avoid doing our duty.”

A HOLIDAY; 800 BOMBS

CHUNGKING, China, Oct. 10 (U. P.).—A Japanese formation totaling 119 planes dropped 800 bombs on Chungking, the emergency capital, today as China celebrated its national holiday, commemorating the revolution which overthrew the Manchu dynasty.

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MERRILL TO RETIRE FROM ARMY OCT 31

Brig. Gen. Dana Merrill, recently in command of Ft. Benjamin Harrison and now stationed at Cincinnati, will be retired from active service Oct. 31, the War Department announced today. General Merrill will attain the statutory retirement age of 64 on Oct. 15. He was born in East Auburn, Me., and was commissioned a second lieutenant of infantry in the Regular Army in 1898, following his graduation from the University of Maine. He served in the Philippine Islands from 1899 to 1902, participating in numerous engagements during the Phillipine insurrection. During the World War, General Merrill was chief of staff of the 37th Division and participated in the Meuse-Ar-gonne and Lys-Ypres offensives. He was decorated with the Distinguished Service Cross of the United States, Croix de Guerre, Order of Leopold by Belgium and the Decoration of the Legion of Honor of France.

BOOKS SENT TO NAZI PRISONERS IN CANADA

MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Oct. 10 (U. P.).—A shipment of 600 books was en route to German war prisoners in Canada today through. the efforts of Erwin John, a civilian German prisoner in Canada during the World War. His own experiences in a wartime

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