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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05
WAR DEPARTMENT ORDERS
HIRING OF COLORED WORKERS

WASHINGTON, ID. G. Sept. 1.
- (ANP)-The War Department
capitulated last week to the Pres
ident's executive order. dated
June %, when in memorandum
To the executive officers If all di-
visions Of the vast department
Instructions were issued that col
ored workers were to be hired
when qualified.
In Il separate letter, attention
was called to the Presidents or
der, and department heads We're
notified that colored eligibles
sent them must be hired. regard
less of race or creed.
And in carrying out the instrue
tions ordered, colored girls are
being intergrated into various
departments hitherto closed to
cololad workers. Two have been
sent to the finance department..
two ave been sent to the ordance
department and more are coming
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05
NAME LIEUT.. BATTLE PAROLE
COMMISSIONER AT $4,000;
SUCCEEDING LATE LOU GEf1RIG

resulted lin his appointment to
the rank Of sargeant on May 21,
1926 by Commissioner George Y.
Mclaughlin and to the rank of
lieutenant by Commissioner Lew
is j. Valentine on January Z,
1885. In each instance he was
first of the race to hise. His rec
ord has been spotless.
While instances when Lieut.
Battle has shown outstanding
courage and marked judgement
are numerous, his fellow officers
like to think Of the race riot that
broke out in Harlem in 1919 in
which a white policeman had shot
and killed Negro. 1t YVES Battle
who succeeded in holding in
check the mob that sought 10 take
vengeance upon the white cop.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05

in daily.
Sending the girls in two's eli
inmates any possibility Of friction
with white workers and gives the
pair the feeling Of security.
The official order on this was
issued on August -, covering the
entire war department.
The action Of the fair practice
committee in declaring il had
jurisdiction over the civil service
workers in defense programs is
believed to have much to do with
the breaking down OF this bar
rier, altho the war department
has been more lenicnt III these
cases than has its neighhor. the
snooty navy department.
Most Of the departments in the
War department. are cooperating
with the order and colored work
ers are expected to receive bet
ter break in this division Of the
government.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05

make Wilberforce the outstand-
ing educational center for Me-
groes in this section of the coun-
try. The disagree ements Of the
past few years, between the
church and State are to disappear
entirely and remain only a re-
gretable era in the history of the
institution.
The 'Love-Feast' Barbecue
Celebration is to mark the enc
Of hostilities and the beginning
of the Golden Era Of WILDER
force university, characterized by
general good feeling and under
standing. Trustees, administra
tors, heads Of departments ami
members Of the staff, are To hs
hosts to all the Alumni. who ar
especially invited to be present
and special invitations are beng
sent TO other representative per
.ons Interested in the program If
y United Wilberforee.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05
(By Uri.ate Russell Stokes)
Regimental Public Relations
Office Clerk

COLUMBUS The 372ntl IN
fantrg commanded BY Colonel
Howard G.. Gilbert OF Columbus.
Ohio. and composed OF colofed
soltilers from Ohio, Massachu-
sctts, Maryland, New Jersey and
the District Of Columbia, left
Fort Dix eally last week for the
manuevers II Fort Devens, Mas
TIE regiment travelled hy trucks
in twelve sections Of 50 truck
each The sections moved 1T in
tersals Of about two miles Ia or
der t. interior ~ little as posi-
bic with civilian traffic
FORT DIX. Aug / The first
day IL Fort Degcns. Mass. was
one q. ~ extremely hard nature
rs the already tired troops II the
3 md struggled ii get their
camping site in#e 4 presentahle
shape. However, they we're III
toF q erand surplie later ia tile
3ay witen the a6sth infantry
brought Their band aud an or
cllestra To the i72nd area, To-
put on 4 special program for
their brother soldiers MOI only
was this a grand gesture on the
part uf these troops. bat Tho mu
SIC was the best ever heard q
roi,tid tlese parts FOR many
q month Their orchestra really
played as though they had been
together for u long time, and this
aggregation Of musicians com
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05
WILBERFORCE UNIV.
ANNOUNCES UNFIT
CATION LOVE FEAST

WILBERFORCE. Ohio, Sept.
A.. Bishop r. Il. Wright, Jr., act
ing president Of Wilberforce uni
versity and Mr.. G. G. Jenkins.
superintendent of the college of
education and liberal arts Of vii
berforcc university, have announ-
ced that on Tuesday afternoon
from 3 to 8 o'clock, September
l6, the combined divisions and
departments Of Wilberforce uni
versity ale sponsoring u get-to-
gether barbecue celebration o.
the lawn of the home Of Super
intendent Jenkins at the State
Farm.
The various departments and
officials at Wilberforce are lann-
ching general program Of inte-
grafton, cooperation anu uniIica
tion throughout the entire insti-
tuition. The university IL definite
~ committed To and working SIN
cereiy toward using all their IN
fuences, assets. and eneIgien to
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05
BE.RLENE BASkIN
JOINS WEST SIDE
YWCA STAFF

Miss Berlene Baskin of Mid
dletown, Ohio. has be,n added
to the staff Of the West Side
Branch of the Y. W. g. 4. 70
work with girls clubs.
Miss Baskip received an A. y.
degree in music and history from
Fisk university in 1886. She
TAUGHT music for four years in
the Booker T. Washington high
school, Columbia S. G., which in
cluded the directing and train
ing Of girls and boys glee clubs
and mixed groups. The teaching
Of music appreciation and ope-
retta presentation. Besides this
Miss Baskin has had experience
with young people outside Of tbs
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05

NEW YORK, Sept. 4. (ANP)
Mayor +. II. LaGGardia, in an
ether OF his famous firsts, named
Police Lieut.. Samuel j. Battle as
4 member of the parole commits
sion to fill the unexpired term Of
the late Lou Gehrig, famous base
ball idol Of the New York Yam
KEGS. The announcement was
made last Wednesday from the
office Of the summer city hall.
The job pays $4,000 year and
runs to January 4, 1850.
Pointing to the mounting num-
Der Of young Negro boys running.
afoul Of the law, the mayor felt
that the problem required the
knowledge and the understanding
Of a person such as Lieut.. Battle
who, as the first Negro ever APP
pointed TO the police force in this
city, brings with him the expert
ence Of at least 25 years Of con-
tact with the situation.
The new commissioner was ap-
pointed to the force on June %,
1911. In 1886 he became eligible
for voluntary retirement but pre-
ferred to remain in the service.
As soon as his retirement has
been arranged now, however, he
will be sworn in to his new duty.
Through tenacious persever-
ance Lieut. Battle fought his way
UP The ladder as boy born IN
New Bern, N. c., where he was
born in 1883, as a red cap at the
Grand Central terminal and fin
ally as i patroiman, one of New
forhs finest. He remained at
Grand Central for about six years
t.efofe determining on changing
his position. He passed the exam
inut.on in 1910 but was rejected
by police department. surgeons
only to be pronounced fit by doc
tors for the civil service commits
sion. Finally Police Commission
er Rhinelander Waldo appointed
him to the force.
His rise wasn't rapid but it
was sure because he had get q
gosa for himself. This strong viii
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05
NATIONAL tee HNlCIANS MEET
AT TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE

The 18th annual meetin, or
the National Technical Ass.cia-
ton was held at Tuskegee Insti-
tute, Ala, August 20, 80 and 81.
Delegates from Dayton were:
james A. Dunn, structural engi-
neer, Montgomery County; A. l..
Brickler, mechanical engineer,
Wilborforce University; James
A. Parsons. metallurgical engi-
neer, Duriron Co., Inc.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05

The delegates had the pleasure
Of visiting the 99th Pursuit
Squadron Base ut Tuskegee now
under construction by Army En-
gineers, all colored. The base
will be completed by Dec.l.
The election Of officers result
ed in James Dunn being elected
President Elect. The next meet
ing will be held in Dayton.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05
Activities Resumed
At West Side YWCA

The regular fall activities have
started at the West Side Branch
WV. CA. The Industrial clubs
will start with regular meetings
NEXT week, The fsirl Reserve
clubs will start the week follow
ing the opening of school. The
Annual Open House will be on
September 22nd. Details for
this affair will be given scpns
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-09-05

school room as Camp Counselor
in charge Of music and dramat-
les, also assisting along other
lines. She has done her graduate
work at Miami university Miss
Baskin reported for work on
September lst.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Hosts at Dinner

Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Lane were hosts at din
ner at the Country Club and
among others entertaining that
night in that delightful place
were MIR. and Mrs. Cecil Hobbs.
Noticed that same evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hodges
and their son Theodore Jr., Mrs.
Percy Crosse. Mr.. and Mrs Ford
Ballantyne with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hodges Jr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt Eddy Taylor with Miss
Lydia Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Henry Haberkorn and c. Henry
Haberkorn Jr.. Mrs. Henry T.
Williams with Mr. and Mrs. Men
nen Williams, Selden Dickinson.
Mrs. William Offutt Mundy, DR..
and Mrs. Frank Sladen with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Leaves for East

Mrs. John 6. Newbetry left
this wreck for Il round OF visits
IN the East. She will spend soma
time AT York Harbor, Me. as
tho guest OF Mrs. Russell a.
Alger, and will also visit Mrs.
Henry r. JOY at Watch Hill,
r. |. Mrs. Benjamin Streeter
Warren has also deserted Crosse
Pointe for the north shore OF
Massachusetts.
Mrs. Gail Stephens Kinnard is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Henry Stephens, in Manchester,
and We hear that Mrs. Ruby
Boyer Miller had gay house
party over the last weekend in
her beautiful home AT Wenhan.
Mrs. Colburn Standish and
Colhrn Standish Jr,. with Miss
Jean Taylor and James Allen
left Sunday for weeks stay AT
the Standish fishing lodge on
Loon Lake. which is one OF the
beautiful kawartha Lakes north
Of Toronto.
Mrs. Laura 2. Higbie spent
all this week in her delightful
Metamora farm house which she
has called Lazy Dazy Farm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Golf Tourney
Has Biz Field

MORE THAN 100 Detroit
Athletic Club members and their
wives are expected 10 play in
the clubs mixed foursome golf
tournament at Red Run. Mon
DAY.
Mrs. Charles G. Predmore,
chairman IF the ladies' commit
tee in charge Of the event. has
announced the following addi-
tional entries have been re-
ceived
MEssRE. AND MFsDANEs
n e Mshrer Vincent e Young
& y Harvey Y Herbert Martin
G. ~ Noble W = Bllskslsy
Forrest Heath z J. Dore
Also Mrs. Eileen Edwards,
Mrs Charles Craig, James p.
Beatty and a F Liska.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Mrs. Thompson Returning

DldJuno:
Mrs Walter Thompson will return from Charlevoix
where she's been spending few weeks?
It's pretty steady company for Eleanore Oily and Bill
DAVE
One IF the girls in town is Bette Rohde Of the
Michigan Social Register staf?
An out town portrait painter dazzling Ponte society?
Helen Sngfeow will leave bright and early Wednesday
morning make her home Florida
David B. Moreng enthusiastic gardener?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Mrs. Hutchinson Host

a number of parties have
been gwen for Mics Barbour
Mrs. r f. Hutchinson enter
tanned AT a luncheon and Mrs.
John VI s. Hutchinson AT tea.
Mrs Roger : Morris Jr the
former Mary Catherine ReynS
olds, gave a tea on Friday after
noon at her home IN DNar Lane,
Crosse Pointe Farms
Miss Elizabeth O'Dell has
been coming INTO town from
Bloomfield Hills IN do trous-
>eau ,hopping IN preparation for
hcr marriage 10 Lloyd Stuart
Woodhurn of Ann Arbor, Au.
GUST 30
Euf Miss Suzanne Slblcv.
whose marriage 70 TAYLOR Latta
NCCray. also takes place August
30 rs still enjoying the lake
hrccyeS Al the Sihleys" Summer
home AZ Mullet Lake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
June Stevenson
Wed july Is

MIR AND MRS. CLARENCE
STEVENSON Of Highland ave-
nue.. announce the marriage Of
their daughter. June Maxine. 10
George f.. Bessenger. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. G.. Bessenger Of
Pleasant Ridge
The wedding took place July
IS in the Central Woodward
Christian Church. The Rev Ed
gar n. Jones officiated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Dowoser's Dosmds
In Dossere: Don't
Hoross SoIessirs
THE DOWAGER'S DOGMAS

IT'S not a salesgirrs fault
L when things
Are not in stock, you
know;
Be patient and be courteous
When she must answer
No"
IT'S hard on her and
Il hard on YOU
II words fly free and fast.
And it's YOUR reputation
that
viii suffer az the last.
Miss Catherine Sladen, Dr. and
Mrs. John Wellington Hoag,
Charles Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Hecker and Mr.. and
Edward S. Evans.
Mrs. Helen Macfie Walker
has returned 20 her home in Nc
Kinley road from Chicago whers
she spent the last week. Later
on, Mrs. Walker will Join Mrs.
Hayward Murphy in the Murphy
home at Harbor Point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
PIattens Acquire Sunten

Family group which 70 he spotted often Al Grstiot
would be the Arthur Pstens o Murand and
their everywhere once young Billy and Peter.
Add them Mrs. Psttens sister. Mrs Edward w Mcln-
Rreherest drive and rr equally vital young Mary Ann
end Bonnie and you have quite psrty-all tanned to an
LIZ LII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Louise Hebb TO Wed MIR. Gadd

Nal Edwin f. Hehb of Dexter boulevard has Just made
engagement of his attractive daughter Louise and
Charles W Gadd.
August % the date of her
rage 10 Mr. Gadd one time resident of Spokane Wash.
graduate of Michigan State College and also
Of Wayne University and her husbandob received his d
poms Massachusetts, Institute of Technology Cam
bridge Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

10 BE pleasant when
IL you're shopping:
It's a sign that you're
weiI-bred,
For it's test of taste and
manners
When all is done and
said.
DON'T snap at those
IL who wait on you
In manner that is rude.
For courtesy is always
shown
Or else you're dubbed as
crude.
NO matter what We are out
nj nr what unintentionsl mistake
has heen made, Mrs. Henry
Bourne Joy j. ALWAYS cour-
teous," said A storekeeper az the
Polnte the other day. It's one
reason why she is so beloved
wherever she goes. Don't forget
that courtesy 10 those who wait
on you is a very important test
of good breeding.
What gay week il has been
in small informal affairs. Mrs.
Gilbert Lee asked a number OF
women to dine with her on
Wednesday night n honor of
Mrs. +. Hope Slater of Washing
ton and Palm Beach. Saturday
night Mr.. and Mrs. Mason p.
Rumney had buffet supper for
a number of their friends. after
wards taking them to the Coun-
try Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
ScsrsdaIe Visitors Feted

birmingham there's great fo-ro nVer NE VlRIuhg
L. 8. Waons Of Scarsdae n. Y.
They've been the houseguests of Mrs Waltons brother
nsw and sister Mr. and Mrs George L. Budick OF Williams
bury road of pleasant entertainment has come
their way.
During t4ctrstay5 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whiting gave
dinner party Mrs Hugh W. Hitchcock luncheon to reel
off only couple Of the prettly appointed functions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Miss Murphy Maid of'1oncr

Miss Lois Murphy will he her
sisters maid Of honor. Miss Lila
Murphy and Miss Geraldine
Hirhie. a cousin Of the bride
elect. will attend her as brides
maids.
MISS Murphy had asked Mrs.
David Johnson Luck. the former
Adele Kanter. TO be A brides
maid. also. But AS Mrs. Luck,
who recently returned from her
wedding trip. left only last week
for her new home in Austin,
Tex, she may not be able to
come for the wedding.
Charles Butler Murphy Jr,
and Michael. brothers of the
bride-elect. who are only 10 and
Is. will show the guests to their
seats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Murphy
Weds Aus.Q
Nv THE CHAPERoN

GENERAL important weddings
- are scheduled for August.
Miss Selfnsh Murphy has
elected 10 he married August 9
and Miss Frances Barbour. Au-
gust l6.
The date Of Miss Murphy's
marriage 10 Theodore Granger,
son Of the Edward Ross Gran
gers. has been advanced as her
frances brother, Ned, who is 10
he his best man is going into the
army air corps and expects to
receive his orders soon.
The wedding will take place
in 81. GATHERINGS chapel Of SIS.
Peter and Pauls Jesuit Church
and will he followed by a we'd
ding breakfast AZ gthe home NJ
the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles b Murphy IN Bal
four road. Crosse Pointe Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Plan Old Club Jaunt

COLONY Town Clubs committee for that Old Club aunt
August engaged with plans for this annual and
delightful event.
Ora j milford. YOU probably know" Is chairman
with Mrs Griffith Ogden Ellis co-dtto Between them they
h4eaAA4 ideas sa4nHfHsy-gof tennishfldse GRO.
cue, and Eew wouldn't know what att.
Mrs James r Steep Mrs Herman D, ScaneY Mrs
Arthur Herman Mrs Emerson Franz, Mrs. James Scpps
Booth Mrs Alexander Bsin Mrs Raymond H. Berry Mrs
Sgrd Becker Mrs Lloyd V hartley and Mira j. Lee Barrett
al will have a hand two in the proceedings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
UhHzcadMoN1Q

JANE AMELIA BARTON born July ii 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Ebert D. Barton CVelma Griffin.
GAYLORD and JOSEPH BURKE born July Is 70 Mr..
Mrs. Josenh Francis Burke lDorothy ellis }.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Mrs. Renchard Jr. Charming

Every one rs ravng and good looks and
cool poise of George Renchard h who with her
diplomat gone Ottawa after three days stay
with Senior Renchards Of Arden Park.
The former Stelia Stapeton Of Washington D. C.,
Is gracious and has been beautifully edu-
Gated
priceless bridal veil which she Tor her marriage
in April than century-od and has been lent to
museums for exhibition purposes
hoping the young Renchsrds Will he able to stay
longer when they for that promised visit early Autumn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Rev. Mcconnell Officiates

The Rev l. NJ Mcconnell.
assistant to the Rev Frank Fit,
minister of the Crosse Polnte
Memorial Church. will otficlate.
Miss Jane Peabody who was
,3Leieter-dehH4ante- Viii -he Miss
Barbour's only attendant
" Gordon Wood will be Mr..
BoWen's best man
George n Barbour III
brother Of the bride elect, and
Mrs Barbour, who is the for.
mer Mathilde Angel Of Detroit,
will come from theirs home IN
Chichester, y n
Mr.. and Mrs. David Marshall
Whitney Jr., who moved July Ia
10 Chicago, also are returning
for the wedding The former
Bethlne STANDARD and the bride
elect have been friends since
early childhood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Parties Arranged

Although the wedding date has
mst been decided upon several
parties already have been ar
ranged in honor Of Miss Murphy
Mrs. Lawrence Butler VIII
give a luncheon on Friday at her
house IN Hendrie Lane. Crosse
Po,nte Farms.
The Misses Hamilton and Els"
peth Herbert have issued invita-
lions to luncheon for Saturday
at the Little Club, Crosse Polnte.
Miss Higbie. who returns on
Tuesday morning from MUS
koka will entertain for her
cousin. -,
Miss Barbour and Mark G.
Bowen of Indianapolis, formerly
of Detroit. will be married at a
small wedding at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Scott Bar
bour. uncle and aunt of the
bride-elect. in Lake Shore road,
Crosse Pointe Farms, where she
made her home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
frequently Honored
On Brief Stay in Hills

rFINC .-e~ All tco .1ref 7'ay hereabcu's. M and
y Mr. Pasi NsrIe, ~ Washington n C.. have been
- Mr. and Mrs Walter O. Briggs lr.
r,,st one ~ tho numerous affairs rendered this
GENIAL couple was lovely little dinner party which Mr ana
Ms John MscNanus gave their beautiful Hills home IN
Gutard road and 20 which we're mdden, IN ADDITION 10 e
VrIezs and HE Brccscs MI and Mrs Charles L. Winning
ham.
rtrrra+rv M. and Mrs. MacManus are Just back from
cruising elegantly about the waters Of Georgian Bay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Comines and Goings

Among the travellers:
Howard Davidson rs hack town after hi- vacation
Mrs Louis Neudessohn said 70 he Of 70 The East for
another week
pr and Mrs. Fred r Murphy have been salmou fishing
with The Joseph Bernard Schlotmsns ur the Province Of
Quebec.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Roosevelt Defends
Religious Freedom

WASHINGTON Oct ! up -
president Roosevelt asserted today
the Soviet constitution extends pro
lection to religion and freedom Of
conscience essentially the same as
the projections provided in this
country
The president suggested Ameri-
cans might find II useful to read
Article l24 of the Constitution Of
the Union of Socialist Soviet Re
publics.
Although he could not quote its
specific details. he said he believed
it provides essentially:
/ Freedom of conscience.
.. Freedom of religion.
3. Freedom to use propaganda
against religion.
That. said the president, seems TO
him to be essentially the same Il
berty permitted in this country.
No interference is offered II 4
speaker mounts 4 soap box OH
PENNSYLVANIA avenue in Washington
to use what might be called propa-
eanda against various beliefs, Mr
Roosevelt said.
The president made his comment
when asked his reaction TO let
ter from Polish Ambassador Jan
Ciechanowski to Secretary of State
Cordell Hull saying that Poles IN
Russia are permitted to have then
own schools and churches for both
] Christians and Jews.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
SoIIy Rond Will
Wed Bronc Buster

CONVICTION. Ky. Oct. l. oUP)
Sally Rand. who has danced fan
clad III theaterS and night clubs
from coast to coast. revealed today
that she viii mary Thurkel CTurkD
Greenough. 36 year old Montana
bronco buster sometime around
the first of the year.
But the fan dance will go on"
Miss Rand said And III be leading
It. We're going TO live on Turks
ranch at Red Lodge, Mont. and
III probably be riding plenty of
horses from now on. but I'll go on
with my fans and bubbles"
Greenough. stopping here to visit
Miss Rand before proceeding FRI
day to New York to participate in
a rodeo at Madison Square Garden,
confirmed the approximate marriage
date as we'll as the fact that his
fiance wouldn't leave the stage.
Sure she'll go on with her fan
dancing" Greenough said. You
can't step out of one of those things
FANS. you know"
Greenough said he first met Miss
Rand in 1885 the day he won the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
ickes Lets Loose
AT Railroads

WASHINGTON, Oct. CUP) =.
Defense Oil Coordinator Harold L.
Ickes reiterated today his belief that
there is a serious shortage of trans
portation facilities 10 carry oil to
he east and accused the Associa
ion oil American Railroads of self
ishly fighting plans for new pipe
lines
Irked at the senate oil investiga-
tins committees report that there
Nas no present petroleum shortage
elong the Atlantic seaboard, Ickes
- ""a"ed before the committee at
his own request. He centered his
attack on j. J. Pelley, railroad as
sociation president, who had told
h" committee that 10000 idle rail-
road tank cars We're available to
carry oil to the east 81