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518 Suppressed Inventions and Other Discoveries
INQUIRY INTO INVENTION ATTACK LINK
From New Zealand Press Association, Wanganui, 1994
Police are investigating whether a man was beaten up to "silence him"
over his work on the development of a water-fuelled engine.
Mr. Dylan Whitford, aged 18, was found unconscious in a Wanganui
carpark on Saturday night.
He was recently interviewed by Barrie Mitchell-Anyon for an article in
a Wanganui community newspaper on his development of a water-fuelled
engine.
Mitchell-Anyon said yesterday that after the article was published, he
was called by a man who said several Wanganui people knew of the
water-fuel technology but were frightened and were lying low.
Mitchell-Anyon said the caller suggested Mr. Whitford should be
careful.
The caller said a Nelson man, who knew of the technology, died in
mysterious circumstances involving a haybaler.
Mitchell-Anyon said he had passed on all information to the police.
A Maori warden on patrol found Mr. Whitford unconscious in a parking
area behind a building at the corner of Taupo Quay and St. Hill Street
about 10:40 P.M. on Saturday. He was admitted to Wanganui Hospital initially
to the intensive care unit.
Detective Sergeant Dave McEwen said yesterday that a full medical
report was not yet available but he understood Mr. Whitford's condition
was stable.
"We're looking at all aspects," he said. "It's too early to form any conclusions
if he was assaulted or if he has fallen."
Detective Sergeant McEwen said the theory that Mr. Whitford might
have been attacked because of his work on a water-fuelled engine was one
avenue police would follow up.
WATER VIES WITH GASOLINE AS NEW MOTOR FUEL
PASSES TESTS
From Modern Mechanix and Inventions
Serious rivalry is being offered the corner filling station by the kitchen
water faucet of Baron Alfred Coreth following his invention of a new fuel
for his automobile.
The new fuel, called Corethstoff, after its inventor, is composed largely
of water and raw alcohol and can be used in any type of internal combustion
motor without alteration of engine or carburetor. It is not only
cheaper to produce than gasoline, but goes 20 percent Farther as well, the
inventor claims.