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NEWSCIENCENEWSCIENCENEWSCIENCE had been supplied, except to empty it into But Andrews had not been kidnapped or "with any records relating to the purchase his one-gallon gas can. Commander Jessup murdered; he had simply reported back to _ or the proposed purchase of any fuel, fuel said: his seaman's post in the Canadian Navy. powder, or fuel formula” in his possession. "In a minute he emerged with the can He returned to the USA in the 1930s. He demonstrated his Mota transmutation in filled, and the engine again used it up, no In 1942, a reporter named James _ the presence of judges William Bauer and difference being noted between the salt Kilgallen found Andrews living on a farm Philip Romiti, who believed what they saw, water and fresh. Besides myself, Rear near Library, Pennsylvania. Andrews said and Franch was acquitted of fraud charges. Admiral G. E. Burd, the Industrial Manager that he had forgotten the formula. The fuel is produced with one pound of of the yard, was present and with the pre- Another version of the Andrews mystery _ the reagent in 50 gallons of water. It burns cautions we had taken—our own Navy _ states that he was found murdered in his _ clean and leaves no residue. In one demon- engine, tank and carburator and our own _ home in 1937, and all of his notes and sup- _ stration, a lawnmower ran for about 15 men supplying the water—there was no __ ply of green powder were missing. His sis- minutes on a small amount of Mota-treated possibility of deception. ter allegedly took the notes and fled to water. An equal amount of gasoline lasted "From a military viewpoint, itis almost Scotland, where she too was murdered only _ only three minutes. Mota fuel is very sen- impossible to visualize what such an inven- a year later. sitive to sunlight, which will turn it back to tion means. It is so important that water with a white powder residue. we have hurried an officer to Gary Bolz, a consultant on carbu- Navy Department, Itisobviows that | TA@ fuel is produced with one ria cs Mota withthe help of Andrews has discovered a combina- pound of the reagent in chemists at Michigan State yon female mmen tests | 60 gallons of water. It burns fr anitoting Cham until mechanically vaporized by the clean and leaves no residue. "The granules are dark olive carburator, when the spark causes it green. As they enter water, they to burn as gasoline burns." In one demonstration, a dissolve in a string of green, which Walter Meriwether, the Navy edi- | f ; begins to spread fiber-like through- tor of the New York World, met with awnmower ran tor about out the water. As the water begins Andrews at his home in 15 minutes ona small amount to react, there isa swirling effect. McKeesport, Pennsylvania. Reaction is complete in a few min- Andrews was extremely paranoid. of Mota-treated water. utes. If the crystals are mixed in He said: :1 ratio with water, the resulting "Somebody poisoned my watch- fluid is highly explosive and can be dog last week... The only reason my letonated by a small shock. But it dog was poisoned was so somebody could The eminent journalist Tom Valentine, — isn't shock-sensitive when mixed at a nor- get at me more easily. Iam being followed who has written numerous articles about mal ratio of one ounce of powder per half- everywhere, day and night. A lot of people suppressed technologies, once received a __ gallon of water. The finished fuel is lighter know about my invention—how it will put phone call from a man who claimed to be _ than water." every oil company in the world out of busi- John Andrews, Jr. His innuendos could not Franch claimed that the manufacture of ness. Two cents a gallon for a substitute as _ be proved, of course: Mota was taught to him and others in 1925 good as the best they can refine? I tell you, "My aunt was killed, and then some of _ by a German scientist named Alexander my life is not worth that [snapping his fin- my relatives suddenly got rich; andI Kraft, who died in 1941. One pound of the gers]! Think of what my invention means _ believe the process for making the powder green crystals can be produced from 25 to nations at war." is known, and the people who know are the _ pounds of coal at a cost of about US$100. Meriwether offered to arrange for a thor- Phillips Petroleum Company." Franch received about $100,000 from ough test of his invention with the Navy small investors over a period of 40 years. Department in Washington, DC, and Guido Franch's Mota Granules He used that money to live on, and never Andrews accepted his help. Meriwether The next person to demonstrate the con- manufactured any Mota. He received sev- managed to arouse the interest of Secretary version of water to fuel was Guido Franch, _ eral serious offers from major investors, Josephus Daniels, who said: a former coalminer who tried for nearly 50 _ but his financial demands were unreason- "Tell the man to come on at once; I will years to secure large financiers to fund his able and nothing practical ever came of his have a submarine and airplane detailed and _ product. He, too, used a green powder to demonstrations and negotiations. ready for him on his arrival." turn water into 105-octane fuel. He called Meriwether telegraphed Andrews, but it "Mota", which is "atom" spelled back- Will the Secret be Rediscovered? received no reply. He returned to wards. It appears that we are obliged to continue McKeesport, but Andrews could not be Franch demonstrated Mota hundreds of — buying and burning gasoline until some found. Meriwether then accompanied the — times but never produced it commercially. benevolent genius rediscovers the secret of police to Andrews's home, where they He did, however, sell about 3000% of his extracting green crystals from coal and found signs of a violent struggle in the ran- _ rights to interested investors. deigns to share it with us. oo sacked house. No trace was found of In 1973, Franch was subpoenaed to (Source: Robert A. Nelson, Rex Research, Andrews. appear in Chicago's Federal Circuit Court = www.rexresearch.com) But Andrews had not been kidnapped or murdered; he had simply reported back to his seaman's post in the Canadian Navy. He returned to the USA in the 1930s. In 1942, a reporter named James Kilgallen found Andrews living on a farm near Library, Pennsylvania. Andrews said that he had forgotten the formula. Another version of the Andrews mystery states that he was found murdered in his home in 1937, and all of his notes and sup- ply of green powder were missing. His sis- ter allegedly took the notes and fled to Scotland, where she too was murdered only a year later. The fuel is produced with one pound of the reagent in 50 gallons of water. It burns clean and leaves no residue. In one demonstration, a lawnmower ran for about at The eminent journalist Tom Valentine, who has written numerous articles about suppressed technologies, once received a phone call from a man who claimed to be John Andrews, Jr. His innuendos could not be proved, of course: "My aunt was killed, and then some of my relatives suddenly got rich; and I believe the process for making the powder is known, and the people who know are the Phillips Petroleum Company." Guido Franch's Mota Granules The next person to demonstrate the con- version of water to fuel was Guido Franch, a former coalminer who tried for nearly 50 years to secure large financiers to fund his product. He, too, used a green powder to turn water into 105-octane fuel. He called it "Mota", which is "atom" spelled back- wards. Franch demonstrated Mota hundreds of times but never produced it commercially. He did, however, sell about 3000% of his rights to interested investors. In 1973, Franch was subpoenaed to appear in Chicago's Federal Circuit Court Will the Secret be Rediscovered? It appears that we are obliged to continue buying and burning gasoline until some benevolent genius rediscovers the secret of extracting green crystals from coal and deigns to share it with us. oo (Source: Robert A. Nelson, Rex Research, www.rexresearch.com) NEXUS = 51 15 minutes on a small amount of Mota-treated water. DECEMBER 2001 — JANUARY 2002 www.nexusmagazine.com