Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 219, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1924 — Page 11

FRIDAY, JAN. 25,1924

HE LEARNED ABOUT OIL OF DOHENY Nava! Engineering Officer Influenced in Favor of Leasing Policy, Times Washington Bureau, 1822 New York Ave. yir* ASHINGTON, Jan. 25.—Rear Admiral John Keeler Robison ■■ Is the chief of the Bureau of Engineering of the Navy Department. In this position he has authority over naval constructions, including con-

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structlon of storage facilities for oil obtained from the naval oil reserves. Testifying before the Senate Teapot Dome Investigating Committee Admiral Robison expressed complete approval of the Republican Administration’s activities in leasing to the Doheny and Sinclair interests Naval Reserves Nos. 1, 2 and 3. Asked by Senator Walsh, Democrat, Montana, to explain a statement he had issued to the newspapers on May 2, 1922, in which he had said Reserves Nos. 1 and 2 had been practically destroyed, Admiral Robison testified as follows: “If I said No. 1 was practically destroyed, as that does siy, I was wrong. That is not right. There is no question about it. No. 1 had not been destroyed and is not destroyed now.” Senator Walsh—How did you get your inofrmation concerning the condition of the Naval reserves. Admiral Robison —From various sources. The first place I got infor-

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mation from was queer, and I would like to tell about it. It happened several years before 1 was made engineer-in-chief, in 1917, In the harbor of Fensacola, while I was captain of the ship Huntington. And I had in my command a young lieutenant In the Navy, named Doheny, and his father came down to see the boy, and while the boy was busy he came down to see me, and we sat and talked, for an hour or two. He was one of the successful oil magnates, so-called. And in the course of the conversation I asked him what he thought about the way the naval reserves in California were being handled. He said: “Well, It is being handled very well for the people you have for neighbors, but you are not going to have any property there in a very few years.” I was astounded. The information is the sort of information I believe

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. . . That, as much as any official information I got from anybody, made me believe the reserves needed protection. Senator Walsh —Is that all the information you had about the matter? Admiral Robison —Well, I gave a good deal of weight to some firsthand information from a man who evidently knew something about it. Senator Wajsh—Mr. Doheny? Admiral Robison—Yes. , Doheny later acquired the leases on naval reserves Nos. 1 and 2. Senator Walsh regards It as one of the strangest coincidences he has ever encountered that Admiral Robison, the officer Doheny had influenced in favor of a leasing pojicy, was placed In charge of the naval oil engineering problems. School Nurse Resigns Bi/ Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., Jan. 25. —Miss Edith Hunt, public school

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vere injuries to his back, received when he fell downstairs at his home. He had not been working on account of illness for some time, according to his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Roy Kenney, living at the same address.

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