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DIRECTORY

of Organization

and Field Activities

of the Department

of Agriculture . . .

Asrieubure Handbook No. 76

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
INTRODUCTION

This Directory shows the organizational structure of the Department of Agriculture.

The multiple activities of its agencies and offices are explained

briefly, and the locations of those activities within and outside the

continental United States are given.

Only supervisory personnel are listed at each location except for

research workers engaged in special projects which makes the latter

listing more extensive. ¡

• Published current as of August 16, 1054
DIRECTORY

of Organization

and Field Activities

of the Department

of Agriculture . . .

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Issued October 1954 Agrfcuffure Kancibook No. 7(5

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing OfBce

Washington 25, D. O. Price 65 cents
KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS

^05Ír., Abstractor.

Acd., Accountant, Accounts.

>4£íío., Activities.

Adj., Adjustment.

Adm., Administration, Administrative, Administrator.

Agr., Agricultural, Agriculturist, Agriculture.

.,4^roí7., Agronomist, Agronomy.

A(it.,AgQnt(s).

An., Animal.

Apiculi., Apicultnral, ApfcultUrLst.

ylppr., Appraisinp, Appraiser.

Arhor., Arboriculture, Arboriculturi.st.

Arch., Architect, Architectural, Architecture.

ylssoc,Associa to, Association.

ylssf., Assistant.

Attij., Attorney.

Aud., Auditor, Auditing.

yl»e., Avenue.

Bad., Barteriology, Bacteriological, Bacteriologist.

iîa/c.. Baking.

Bihl., Bibliography, Bibliographical, Bibliographer.

Piochem., Biochemical, Biochemist.

Biol, Biological, Biologist, Biology.

Biophys., Biophisical, Biophsicist.

Bldg., Building.

i?Z«d., Boulevard.

Bot., Botany, Botanical, Botanist.

Br., Branch.

7ÎWS., Business.

Ckem., Chemistry, Chemical, Chemist.

Co., County.

Coll., College.

CoUnb., Collaborator.

Comm., Committee.

Comn., Commission.

Compt., Comptroller.

Comr., Commissioner.

ConseriK, Conservation, Conservationist, Conservator.

Const., Construction.

Consult., Consultant, Consulting.

Coop., Cooperation, Cooperative, Cooperator.

Coord., Coordinator, Coordination.

Corp., Corporation.

Cos., Counties.

C07Í71., Counsel.

Cytol., Cytological, Cytologist.

Dem., Demonstration.

BendToL, Dendrologist.

Dep., Deputy.

Dept., Department.

Dir., Director.

Bist., District.

X>/y.. Division.

i?rfl¿«.. Drainage.

Dr//., Draftsman.

Ecol., Ecologist.

Econ., Economic(s), Economist.

rd.. Editorial, Editor.

Educ, Education.

ÍZíc, Electrical.

£¿¿771., Elimination.

Engin., Engineer, Engineering.

Ent., Entomology, Entomological, Entomologist.

Equip., Equipment.

Erad., Eradication.

Est., Estimator, Estimates.

Exam., Examiner.

Exch., Exchange.

£!rec., E.xecutive.

Explo., Explorer.

jE:rpi.,Experiment(s), Experimental, Experimentalist.

Ext., Extension.

ii'ed.. Federal.

i'er/..Fertilizers. Fertility.

Fid., Field.

For., Forestry, Forester.

Forcer., Forecaster,

Gen., General.

Genet., Geneticist, Genetics.

Geol., Geologist, Geological,

Hd(7ra., Headquarters.

Hort., Horticulture, Horticultural, Hortlcultirrlst.

Husb., Husbandry, Husbandman.

Hwy., Highway.

7ZZ«.5., Illustrator.

Impr., Improve, Improvement.

n

Indus., Industrial, Industries, Industry,

Inf., Information, Informational.

iTisp., Inspection, Inspector.

1ml., Institute.

Insur., Insurance.

In'iest., Investigational, Investigation(s), Investigator.

Irrig., Irrigation.

Jr., Junior.

Lah., Laboratory.

Libr., Library, Librarian.

Log., Logging.

Math., Mathematician.

Mech., Mechanic, Mechanical,

Mad., Medical.

Met., Meteorology, Meteorological, Metcrologlst.

Mfg., Manufacturing.

A/.çr., Manager.

Mgt., Management.

Microan., Microanalyst.

Microbiol., Microbiological, Microbiologist.

Micros., Microscopist.

Mig., Migratory.

Misc., Miscellaneous.

Mkt., Market, Marketing.

Morphal., Morphology, Morphologist.

Mycol., Mycologist.

Nat., National.

Natur., Naturalist.

Nematol., Nematologlst.

NUTS., Nursery, Nurseryman.

A''ziir., Nutrition.

ObsT., Ob."5erver.

Off., Office, Officer.

O'per., Operations.

Org., Organic, Organization.

Parasit., Parasitology, Parasitologist.

Path., Pathology, Pathological, Pathologist.

Pers., Personnel.

Pharmacol., Pharmacology, Pharmacalogist.

Phntog., Photographer, Photographic.

Phys., Physical, Physicist,

Physiol., Physiology, Physiological, Physiologist.

PL, Plant, Planting.

P. 0., Post Office.

Poly., Polytechnic.

Pomol., Pomology, Pomological, Pomologlst.

Pred., Predatory.

Près., President.

Princ, Principal.

Prod., Production, Products.

Proj., Project(s).

Prop., Propagation, Propagating, Propagator.

Pubs., Publications.

Ouar., Quarantine(s).

Refrig.. Refrigeration.

Peo., Regional.

Rehab., RehabUitation.

Reprès.. Representative.

Res., Research.

Peser». .Reservation (s).

Reset., Resettlement.

Rey., Review, Reviewer, Reviewing.

Sei., Scientific, Scientist.

Sec, Section.

Seci/., Secretary.

-9ero.,Service(s).

Silo., Silviculture, SUvicultural, Silviculturlst.

Social., Sociology.

Spec, Special, Specialist.

ST., Senior.

St., Street.

Sia., Station.

Stat., Statistics, Statistical, Statistician.

Struc, Structural.

Substa., Substation.

Supt., Superintendent.

Supvr., Supervisor.

Sur., Survey(s), Surveyor.

Tech., Technical. Technician.

Technol., Technology, Technological, Technologist.

Transp., Transportation.

Treas., Treasurer.

Univ., University.

t7iz7..UtUization.

T'e<., Veterinary, Veterinarian,

Wareh., Warehouse, Warehousing.

'/ool., Zoology, Zoologist, Zoological
CONTENTS

Organization Section

Page

General Statement 1

Organization 2

Federal-States Relations 3

Agricultural Conservation Program Service 3

Agricultural Research Service 4

Farmer Cooperative Service 8

Federal Extension Service 9

Forest Service 11

Soil Conservation Service 13

Marketing and Foreign Agriculture 15

Agricultural Marketing Service 15

Commodity Exchange Authority- 21

Foreign Agricultural Service 22

Agricultural Stabilization 24

Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committees 30

Commodity Credit Corporation 28

Commodity Stabilization Service 24

Federal Crop Insurance Corporation 32

Agricultural Credit 33

Farmers Home Administration 33

Rural Electrification Administration 35

Departmental Administration 37

Office of Budget and Finance 37

Office of Hearing Examiners 38

Office of Information 39

Library 41

Office of Personnel 42

Office of Plant and Operations 43

Office of the Solicitor 44

Field Activities Section

Field Activities 45

Symbols of Agencies with Field Activities 45

States (alphabetical sequence) _ Pages 46 to 196

Territories and Possessions 196

Commonwealth of Puerto Rico 197

Foreign Countries 198
U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRÍCULTURE

NATIONAL

AGRICULTURAL

ADVISORY

COMMISSION

SECRETARY

UNDER SECRETARY

OFFICE

OF THE SOLICITOR

STAFF

ASSISTANTS

ADMIN. ASST. SECRETARY

Budget & Finance, Office of

Hearing Examiners, Office of

Information, Office of

Library

Personnel, Office of

Plant a Operations, Office of

FEDERAL-STATES

RELATIONS

ASST. SECRETARY

AGRICULTURAL

RESEARCH

SERVICE

FOREST

SERVICE

SOIL

CONSERVATION

SERVICE

FEDERAL

EXTENSION

SERVICE

AGRICULTURAL

-\ CONSERVATION

PROGRAM SER.

FARMER

COOPERATIVE

SERVICE

MARKETING

AND FOREIGN

AGRICULTURE

ASST. SECRETARY

AGRICULTURAL

STABILIZATION

ASST. SECRETARY

AGRICULTURAL

MARKETING

SERVICE

FOREIGN

AGRICULTURAL

SERVICE

COMMODITY

EXCHANGE

AUTHORITY

COMMODITY

STABILIZATION

SERVICE

COMMODITY

CREDIT

CORPORATION

AGRICULTU-RAL

STABILIZATION

AND

CONSERVATION

COMMITTEES

FEDERAL CROP

INSURANCE

CORPORATION

AGRICULTURAL

CREDIT

ASSISTANT TO

THE SECRETARY

FARMERS

HOME

ADMINISTRATION

RURAL

ELECTRIFICATION

ADMINISTRATION

IV
DIRECTORY

of Organization and Field Activifses of

the Department of AgricySture—1955

GENEg^AL STATEMEI^T

The Department of Ao^i-iciilture is dii'ected b_y law to acquire and

diffuse useful information on agricultural subjects in the most general

and comprehensive sense. The Department performs functions

relating to research, education, conservation, marketing, regulatory

work, and agricultural adjustment. It conducts research in agricultural and industrial chemistry, the industrial uses of farm products,

entomology, soils, agricultural engineering, agricultural economics,

marketing, crop and livestock production, production and manufacture

of dairy products, human nutrition, home economics, forestry, and

conservation. It makes research results available for practical farm

apphcation through extension and experiment station work in cooperation with the States.

The Department provides crop reports, commodity standards,

Federal meat inspection service, and other inspection, grading and

marketing services. It seeks to eradicate and control plant and

animal diseases and pests. It administers many regulatory laws

designed to protect the farmer and the consumer.

It administers the national forests and, in cooperation with the

States, promotes better protection and management of forests on

private lands. It aids farmers in planning and installiag erosioncontrol and other soil- and water-conservation measures on their

farms. It also assists in the prevention of floods by planning and

aiding in the installation of measures, on farm, grazing, and forest

lands and in small stream channels, to retard rimoiï and reduce

damaging effects of floods. It administers price support and production adjustment programs. It cooperates with the States, through

a grant-in-aid program, in carrying on the national school lunch

program. It makes loans to farmers who cannot get elsewhere the

credit they need at reasonable terms, both for farm operations and

to enable farm tenants and others to become farm owners. It makes

loans to farmer cooperatives, other nonprofit organizations, and

commercial concerns for the purpose of financing electric and telephone facihties in rural areas.

1
SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE

Ezra Taff Benson

Under Secretary of Agriculture

True D. Morse

Aßsistant Secretary—Federal-States Relations J. Earl Coke

Assistant Secretary—Marketing and Foreign Agriculture. _ Earl L. Butz

Assistant Secretary—Agricultural Stabilization Ross Rizley

Assistant to the Secretary—Agricultural Credit Kenneth L. Scott

Administrative Assistant Secretarj»- Ralph S. Roberts

Executive Assistant to the Secretary L. N. Hoopes

Assistant to the Under Secretary Theodore S. Gold

Assistants to the Secretary Don Paarlberg

Robert D. McMiUen

Charles Figy

Administrative Assistant to the Secretary Frederick W. Babbel

Judicial Officer Thomas J. Flavin

ORGANIZATION

The work of the Department as a whole is directed by the Secretary

of Agriculture, assisted by the Under Secretary. The agencies of

the Department report as follows:

To the Assistant Secretary for Federal-States Relationss

Agricultural Conservation Program Service

Agricultural Research Service

Farmer Cooperative Service

Federal Extension Service

Forest Service

Soil Conservation Service

To the Assistant Secretary for Marketing and Foreign Agricultures

Agricultural Marketing Service

Commodity Exchange Authority

Foreign Agricultural Service

To the Assistant Secretary for Agricultural Stabilization;

Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committees

Commodity Credit Corporation

Commodity Stabilization Service

Federal Crop Insurance Corporation

To the Assistant to the Secretary for Agricultural Credits

Farmers Home Administration

Rural Electrification Administration

To the Administrative Assistant Secretary:

Office of Budget and Finance

Office of Hearing Examiners

Office of Information

Library

Office of Personnel

Office of Plant and Operations

To the Solicitor:

Office of the Solicitor

2
FEDERAL-STATES RELATflONS

Assistant Secretary

J. Earl Coke

Assistant to Mr. Coke Philip F. Aylesworth

Agrículturol Conservation Program Service

The Agricultural Conservation Program, authorized under the Soil

Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act of 1936, provides a means

of sharing ^vith farmers a part of the cost of carrying out conservation

practices essential to the welfare of the Nation. Practices for which

cost-sharing is offered include measures for the prevention of erosion,

the establisliment and improvement of farm woodland, the protection

of established vegetative cover and the control and more effective

use of agricultural water. The share of the cost provided under the

program generally represents about half of the farmers out-of-pocket

cost of installing the conservation measure, but no farmer may

receive more than $1500. The 1954 Agricultural Conservation Program is based on an authorization of 195 million dollars. The administration of the program is supervised locally by elected Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation count}^ and community farmercommitteemen.

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR

F. G. Ritchie, Acling Adm.

Thos. L. Ayers, Asst. to Adm.

M. P. Learning, Asst. to Adm.

Muton Mangum, Inf. Off.

Joseph Weeks, Adm. Off.

CONSERVATION PROGRAMS DIVISION—

Roland Grumpier, Direclor.

Pro-rram Development Branch—Prentis R.

Mabry, Chief.

Pro<rram Operations Branch—Herman A. Carlisle, Chief.

PROGRAM ANALYSIS DIVISION—James M.

Hunt, Director.

Analysis and Needs Branch—William H. Evans,

Chief.

Statistical Analysis Branch—Donald F. Miller,

Chief.
Agricultural Reseorch Service

The Agricultural Research Service conducts fundamental, applied

and developmental research relating to the production and utilization

of agricultural products, and administers control and regulatory

programs closely related to this research. These regulatory programs

involve enforcement of plant and animal quarantines, meat inspection,

the control of diseases and insect pests of animals and plants and

related work. It also administers the Federal Acts granting funds

for the support of research in agriculture, the rural home and rural

life by experiment stations of the various States and of Alaska,

Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Work is carried on at the Agricultural

Research Center located at Belbsville, Maryland, at more than 600

locations throughout the United States, its territories and possessions,

in Puerto Rico and in more than a dozen foreign countries. Most of

it is cooperative with other Federal, State and other pubhc and

private agencies having similar objectives.

Research

Research on crops is directed toward reducing the hazards of

production, improving the yield and quality of all crops and lowering

the costs of production. This research involves work on field and

horticultural plants, harmful and beneficial insects, (except forest and

stored products insects) including honeybees, and the development

of information on the potentialities, limitations, and methods of

managing soil, water, machinery, buildings and other farm resources

for the most effective use of crop and range lands. Among the

problems studied are the relationship of weather, disease, weeds and

fertilization to crop production ; the development of new and improved

crops; the relation between the soil and the crops it produces; the

efficient use of power, labor, machines, and materials in farming;

the control of harmful and utilization of beneficial insects; and the

economics and financing of agricultural production.

Livestock research is conducted on aU farm hvestock, poultry and

domestic fur animals to develop superior strains and tjrpes, establish

nutritive requirements, achieve efficient use of feed and forage in the

production of meat, millv, eggs, wool, fur and other products, develop

practical methods of prevention and control of diseases and parasites,

improve housing and related facilities and equipment, and develop

improved and efficient production and management methods. The

Service also supervises national plans for improving the production

and breeding qualities of chickens and turkeys and reducing their

mortality.

Research on farm management is conducted to integrate improved

practices relating to soils, crops, Hvestock, and machinery into more

economical and efficient production systems.

Other investigations and experiments are carried on in the fields of

chemistry and related physical sciences, technology, and chemical

engineering or problems related to the processing and utihzation of

agricultural commodities and by-products for foods, feeds, fibers,
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE 5

drugs and in industry. The objective is to develop new uses and

expand existing uses for the principal farm commodities.

Through laboratory and field investigations, the Service seeks to

provide basic scientific information concerning food, nutrition, textiles, clothing, housing, household equipment, and family ecoQomics.

This research is done in the joint interest of producers and consumers,

with the object of developing new knowledge about efficient household

management and ways to make best consumer use of food, fiber and

other products of the nation's farms.

Administration of Acts Granting Funds to State Experiment Stations

The Agricultural Research Service admmisters the Federal grant

funds appropriated under the various acts of Congress for the partial

support of the research carried on by the State agricultural experiment

stations. It coordinates the research among the States, within the

hues authorized in the legislation, and between the States and the

Department. The Service also participates actively in the planning

and coordmation of cooperative regional research among the State

stations.

Resu!afory

Regulatory programs are carried on by the Agricultm-al Research

Service in the field of inspection, prevention, control and eradication

of diseases and pests of livestock and crops. Quarantines aimed at

preventing entry into this country of plant and animal diseases and

pests or preventing their spread into disease- and pest-free parts of the

United States are enforced by the Service. The Service also enforces

acts safeguarding the public by conducting inspections to insure the

wholesomeness and freedom from disease of domestic and imported

meat and meat food products, and by regulating the mai*keting of

economic poisons and devices for controlling insects and animal and

plant diseases. Where stamping out of a pest or disease appears practical, and in instances where outbreaks are beyond the scope of State

agencies to control, the Service undertakes an eradication program,

usually in cooperation with State or foreign agencies. Such programs

are large-scale field applications of the most effective methods developed by research.

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR

Byron T. Shaw, Adm.

M. R. Clarkson, Deputy Adm. for Regulatory

Programs.

R. W. Trullinger, Asst. Adm. for Exp. Stas.

E. C. Elting, Deputy Asst. Adm. for Exp. Stas.

Frank H. Spencer, Asst. Adm. for Mgt.

Henry A. Donovan, Special Asst. to Asst. Adm.

for Mgt.

Stanley B. Fracker, Asst. to the Adm., Imerdepartmental and International Relations.

Barnard D. Joy, Asst. to the Adm., Research

Advisory Comm.

C. E. Schoenhals, Asst. to the Adm.

A. H. Moseman, Dir., Crops Research.

Karl S. Quisenberry, Asst. Dir.

Herbert L. Haller, Asst. Dir.

Sherman E. Johnson, Dir., Farm and Land Mgt.

Research.

» Headquarters at Beltsville, Md.

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR—Con

O. E. Reed, Dir., Livestock Research.

Hugh C. McPhee, Asst. Dir.

Hazel K. Stiebeling, Dir., Human Nutrition and

Home Econ. Research.

Q. E. Hubert, Dir., Utilization Research.

Carl F. Speh, Asst. Dir.

Walter M. Scott, Asst. Dir.

Avery S. Hoyt, Dir., Crops Regulatory Programs.

CD. Van Houweling, Dir., Livestock Regulatory

Programs.

Kenneth A. Butler, Dir., Program Appraisal and

Internal Audit.

Neil W. Johnson, Head, Central Project Office.

Erwin L. LeClerg, Chief, Biometrical Services.^

EXPERIMENT STATION DIVISIONS

State Experiment Stations Division—H. O.

Knoblauch, Dir.

Territorial Experiment Stations Division—D. V.

Lumsden, Dir.
DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MANAGEMENT DIVISIONS

Administrative Services Division—Stanley P.

Williams, Dir.

Procurement Branch—Raymond W. Sooy,

Chief.

Property Management Branch—Luther E.

Harrover, Chief.

Records Management Branch—Paul C. Wirth,

Chief.

Budeet and Finance Division—Edmund Stephens,

Dir.

Mark M. Kirkham, Asst. Dir.

E. L. Struttmann, Asst. Dir.

Information Division—Ernest Q. Moore, Dir.

Current Information Branch—L. E. Childers,

Program and Special Services Branch—J. Kendall McClarren, Chief.

Publications Branch—David G. Hall, Chief.

Personnel Division—James H. Starkey, Dir.

John P. McAuley, Asst. Dir.

Classification and Wage Branch—A. LeRoy

Sykes, Chief. ^ o r . -D

Emnloyee Develonment and Safety BranchWilliam A. DeVaughan, Chief.

Employment and Placement Branch—William

F. Leffler, Chief.

Investigations Branch—Francis W. Johns, Chief.

Oreanization and Methods Branch—Robert B.

Harris, Chief.

Office of Operations, Agricultural Research

Center—C. A. Logan. Supt.^

RESEARCH BRANCHES

Agricultural Engineering Research Branch—E. G.

McKibben, Chief.^

Farm Buildings Section—Wallace Ashby,

Head.^

Farm Electrification Section—T. E. Hienton,

Head.i

Farm Machinery Section—E. G, McKibben,

Acting Head.^

Mechanical Preparation and Conditioning

Section—W. M. Hurst, Head}

Tillage Machinery Laboratory Section—M. L.

Nichols, Head (Auburn, Ala.).

Animal Disease and Parasite Research BranchBennett T. Simms, Chief.'^

Bacterial and Mycotic Diseases Section—C, A.

Manthei, Head.^

Chemistry and Physics Section—Howard W.

Johnson, Head.^

Helminth Parasite Section—Emmett W. Price,

Non-Infectious Diseases Section—Aubrey M.

Lee, Head.

Parasite Treatment Section—Aurel O. Foster,

Head.-i

Plum Island Animal Disease Laboratory—

M. S. Shahan, Dir. (Plum Island, N. Y.).

Protozoan Parasite Section—L. A. Spindler,

Head.^

Viral and Rickettsial Diseases Section—Lawrence O. Mott, Head.^

Animal and Poultry Husbandry Research

Branch—T. C. Byerly, CAie/.i

Cattle Research Section—Louis L. Madsen,

Hcod.»

Meat Production and Quality Research Section—Ned R. Ellis, //ead.i

Poultry Research Section—Albert W. Brant,

Acting Head.^

Sheep, Goats and Fiber Research SectionDamon A. Spencer, Head.^

Swine Research Section—John H. Zeller, Head.'

Dairy Husbandry Research Branch—Ralph E.

Hodgson, CAi'«/.»

Breeding, Feeding and Management SectionMilton H. Fohrman, Head.i

Dairy Herd Improvement Sire-Proving Section—J. Frank Kendrick, Head.

Nutrition and Physiology Section—Lane A.

Moore, Head.^

Entomology Research Branch—Edward F.

Knlpllng, Chief¿

Clarence H. Hoffmann, Asst. ChiefJ

i Headquarters at Beltsville, Md,

RESEARCH BRANCHES—Continued

Entomology Research Branch-Continued

Beekeeping and Insect Pathology SectionJames L Hambleton./íeüd.'

Cereal and Forage Insects Section—W. A.

Baker, Head.^ ^^ ^

Cotton Insects Section—K. P. Ewlng, Head.^

Fruit Insects Section—Bennet A. Porter, Head.^

Insects Affecting Man and Animals Section—A.

W. Lhidquist, Head.^

Insect Identification and Parasite Introduction

Section—P. W. Oman, Head.^

Pesticide Chemicals Research Section—R. C.

Roark, Head.^

Truck Crop and Garden Insects Section—G, J.

Haeussler, Head.i

Field Crops Research Branch—Martin G. Weiss,

Chief.-i

Cereal Crops Section—Herman A. Rodenhiser,

Head. I

Cotton and Other Fiber Crops Section—Henry

D. Barker, Head.^

Forage and Range Section—David F, Beard,

Heaá.i

Rubber Crops Section—Loren G. Polhamus,

Head.i

Sugar Crops Section—Hewitt M. Tysdal, Head.^

Tobacco and Special Crops Section—Donald M.

Crooks, Head.'^

Weed Investigations Section—Marion W.

Parker, Head.'

Home Economics Research Branch—Ruth

O'Brien, Chief.^

Gertrude S. Weiss, Asst. Chief.

Family Economics and Management SectionMargaret L. Brew, Head.

Food Economics Section—Faith Clark, Head.

Housing and Household Equipment Section—

Lenore S. Thye. Head.^

Technical Research Service—Social SciencesJanet Murrav, Head.

Textiles and Clothing Section—Suzanne Davlson, Head.^

Horticultural Crops Research Branch—Frank P.

CuUinan, Chief.^

Fruit and Nut Crops Section—John R. Magness,

Head.i

National Arboretum—Henry T. Skinner, Dir.

Nematology Section—Gotthold Sterner, Head.^

Ornamental Plants Section—Samuel L. Emsweller, Head.'

Plant Disease Epidemics and Identification

Section—John A. Stevenson, Head.^

Plant Introduction Section—Carl O. Erlanson,

Head.-i

Vegetable Crops Section—Victor R. Boswell,

Head.i

Human Nutrition Research Branch—Caille Mae

Coons, Chief.

Ester L. Batchelder, Asst. Chief.^

Diet Appraisal Section—Ester F. Phlpard, Head.

Food Composition Section—Edward W.

Toepfer, Head.'

Food Quality and Use Section—Elsie H. Dawson, Head.^

Nutritional Biochemistry Section—Mildred

Adams, Head.^

Technical Research Services—Biological

Sciences—Howard Reynolds, Head.^

Production Economics Research Branch—Carl P.

Heisig, Chief.

Ernst H. Wiecking, Asst. Chief.

Agricultural Finance Section—Norman J. Wall,

Head.

Farming Efficiency Section—Orlln J. Scoville,

Head.

Field Research Sections—Northern—Hugh L.

Stewart, Head.

Western—Melvin L. Upchurch, Head.

Southern—E. Lee Langsford, Head.

Land and Water Section—Harry A. Steele,

Head.

Production, Income and CoBts SectionKenneth H. Bachman, Head.
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE

RESEARCH BRANCHES—Continued

Soil and Water Conservation Research BranchRobert M. Salter. Chief.^

Eastern Soil and Water ManaRement SectionLewis B. Nelson, HeadJ

Fertilizer and A?rienltural Lime SectionKenneth D. Jacob, Head.'i

Soil-Plant Relationsliip Section—O. H. Wadleigb, Head.i

Watershed Hydrology Section—W. C. Aker

mann, HeadJ

Western Soil and Water Management Section—

Omer J. Kelley, HeadA

Eastern Utilization Research Branch—P. A.

Wells, Chief (Philadelpbia, WjTidraoor, Pa.).

R. E. Lothrop, Asst. Chief.

P. K. Knierim, Bos. Mgr.

Northern Utilization Research Branch—W. D.

Maclav, C/ifc/(Peoria, 111.).

Carl E. Rist, Asst. Chief.

M-\Ttlo Mohagen, Bus. Mgr.

Southern Utilization Reseai-ch Branch—C. E.

Fisher, Chief {New Orleans, La.).

F. M. Smith, Bus. Mgr.

Western Utilization Research Branch—M. J.

Copley. Cftfe/(Albany, Calif.).

W. B. Van Arsdel, Asst. Chief.

S. J. Adams, ßtw. Mgr.

Washington Utilization Research Branch—John

R. Matchett, Chief.

Allergens Section—Henry Stevens, Head.

Dairy Products Section—George E. Holm, Head.

Meat and Meat Products Section— Vacancy.

REGULATORY BRANCHES

Animal Disease Eradication Branch—Robert J.

Anderson, Chief.

Brucellosis Eradication Section—Abner K.

Kuttler, Head.

Literstate Regulations Enforcement SectionJohn J. Martin, Head.

Public Stockvards Inspection Section—Trumar

W. Cole, Head.

Special Diseases Eradication Section—James L.

Eourrigan, Head.

Tuberculosis Eradication Section—Albert F

Ranney, Head.

Vesicular Exanthema Eradication SectionFrancis J. Mulhem, Head.

» Headquarters at BeltsvUle, Má.

REGULATORY BRANCHES-Contlnucd

Animal Inspection and Quarantine Branch—

Cloyde L. Gooding, Chief.

Air and Ocean Ports Section—John M. Hejl,

Head.

Biological Products Inspection Section—Arthur

L. Tellejohn, Head.

Biological Products Licensing Section—Oren E.

Herl, Head.

International Border Inspection SectionClaude A. Smith, Head.

Restricted Products Section—Sebastian N.

Studer, Head.

Moat Inspection Branch—Albert R. Miller, Chief.

Clarence H. Pals, Asst. Chief.

Animal Foods Inspection Section—Dale W.

Glascock, Head.

Inspection Facilities Section—Joseph S. Stein,

Head.

Inspection Procedures Section—Robert K.

Pomcrs, Head.

Laboratory Section—Roger M. Mcliurln, Head.

Special Projects Section—Edward N. Tieraey,

Head.

Trade Label Section—John R. Scott, Head.

Plant Pest Control Branch—^YUliam L. Popham,

Chief.

E. D. Burgess, Asst. Chief.

Cooperation with North American Ooimtrics

Section—L. F. Curl, Head.

Cooperative Control Operations Section—Harry

L. Smith, Head.

Cooperative Inspection and Certification Section—R. 0. Richmond, Head.

Economic Insect Survey Section—Kelvin Dorward, Head.

Methods Improvement Section—Wesley G.

Bruce, Head.

Pesticide Regulation Section—Webster Q.

Reed, Head.

Plant Quarantine Branch—Eugene P. Reagan,

Chief.

Horace S. Dean, ^.ssi. Cficf.

Nursery Stock Section—Willis H. Wheeler,

Head.

Port Inspection Section—George F. Callaghan

Head.

Spc-'lal Programs Section—Herbert J. Conkle,

Jlead.
Farmer Cooperative Service

^ Under the Cooperative Marketing Act of 1926 the Farmer Cooperative Service performs research, educational, and service work of

assistance to three out of every five farmers of this country who

belong to agricultural marketing, purchasing and service cooperatives.

The Service conducts research studies and service activities on problems of management, financing, organization, policies, merchandising,

product quality improvement, costs, efficiency, and membership.

It publishes the results of such studies, and works with cooperatives,

the Extension Service, land-grant colleges, banks for cooperatives,

State departments of agriculture, and other agencies to bring about a

better understanding of cooperative principles and practices.

The Service carries on its work through three program divisions—

marketing, purchasing, and management services. Staff members

are experienced in studying and analyzing the problems of cooperatives

marketing various commodities, acquiring and handling different

kinds of farm production suppHes, and furnishing frozen food locker

and other business services. The Service staff is also experienced in

dealing with problems in the fields of business administration, membership relations, transportation, and statistics. The Service works

closely with cooperatives to help farmers improve the operations of

their businesses.

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR

Joseph G. Knapp, Adm.

DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT—Harold D. Walker, Dir.

DIVISION OF INFORMATION—Bcryle E.

Stanton, Acting Dir.

DIVISION OF MARKETING—J. Kenneth

Samuels, Dir.

Dairy Branch—Donald E. Hirsch, Chief.

Cotton and Oilseed Branch—Ward W. Fetrow,

Chief.

Fruit and Vegetable Branch—J. Kenneth

Samuels, Acting Chief.

Grain Branch—Thomas E. Hall, Chief.

Livestock and Wool Branch—Cortes G. Randell, Chief

Poultry Branch—John J. Scanlari, Chief.

Special Crops Branch—Henry M. Bain, Chief.

DIVISION OF PURCHASING—Martin A.

Abrahamsen, Dir.

Farm Supplies Branch—Martin A. Abrahamsen, Acting Chief.

Farm Services Branch—French M. Hyre, Chief.

Frozen Food Locker Branch—Lorenzo B. Mann,

Chief

DIVISION OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES—Kelsey B. Gardner, Dir.

Business Administration Branch—Kelsey B.

Gardner, Acting Chief.

Membership Relations Branch—John H Heckman, Chief.

Transportation Branch—Leonard N. Conyers,

Chief

History and Statistics—Anne L. Qessner, Chief
Federal Extensión Service

Cooperative extension work is basically a program of educational

action through which scientific and technical knowledge and methods

are applied to farm and home situations as a means of improving the

economic and social welfare of rural people.

Cooperative extension work derives its name from the fact that tlie

Department, the land-grant colleges of the States and Territories,

and the county governments share in the financial administration

and subject-matter responsibilities for the bej^ond-the-classroom

educational programs it conducts in rural communities.

The Federal Extension Service exercises primary responsibility for

and leadership in aU USDA educational programs and coordinates

all educational acti^^ties of the Department.

The Federal office is composed primarily of administrative and

professional personnel serving as the liaison between departmental

research and action agencies and the administrative and extension

subject-matter staffs at the respective land-grant colleges. County

agricultural, home demonstration and 4-H Club agents are located

in nearly all the agricultural counties of the United States. These

county extension agents make available to farmers, farm homemakers,

and rural youth the results of research conducted by the Department

of Agriculture, the land-grant institutions, and other research agencies,

adapted to local farm and home conditions. County extension

agents take the lead in organizing their counties for coimty program

making in w^hich farm families, technicians, and administrative

workers plan together to combine scientific information, local experience, and Government aids into local programs for the common

gooa.

The cooperative extension service, in cooperation with the Foreign

Agricultural Service, arranges and supervises the programs of foreign

agriculturists who come to the United States for study and training

in extension methods and technical assistance.

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR

Clarence M. Ferguson, Adm.

Paul V. Kepner, Deputy Adm.

Luke M. Schruben, Asst. Adm.

DIVISION OF MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS—Jos P. Flannery, Dir.

John B. Speidel, Asst. Dh.

Personnel Branch—Ida H, Manley, Chief.

Budget Branch—Alice J. Lewis, Chief.

State Payments Branch—Ralph E. Groening,

Acting Chief.

Administrative Services Branch—Van O.

Milton, Chief.

Accounting Branch—Helen L. Swanson, Chief.

DIVISION OF AGRICULTURAL PROGRAMS—James E. Crosby, Jr.. Dir.

DIVISION OF. HOME ECOJSTOMICS PROGRAMS—Frances Scudder, Dir.

DIVISION OF 4-H and YMW PROGRAMS—

Edward W. Aiton, Dir.

DIVISION OF EXTENSION RESEARCH

AND TRAINING—Meredith C. Wilson, Dir.

Gladys Q. Gallup, Asst. Dir.

DIVISION OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS PROGRAMS—Harrison M. Dixon,

Dir.

DIVISION OF INFORMATION PROGRAMS—Lester A. Schlup, Dir.

Ralph M. Fulghura, Asst. Dir,

STATE DIRECTORS OF EXTENSION

(See Field Activities Section of this book for local

addresses)

Alabam-a—P. O. Davis.

Arizona—C. U. Pickrell.

Arkansas—Lippert S. Ellis.

California-WajTie F. Weeks, Acting.

Colorado—James E. Morrison.

Connecticut—W. B. Young.

Delaware—G. M. Worrilow.

Florida—H. G. Clayton.

Georgia—C. C. Murray.

Idaho—D. R. Theophilus.

Illinois—Robert R. Hudesloa.

Indiana—H. J. Reed.

Iowa—Floyd Andre.

Kansas—L. C. Williams.

Kentucky—Frank J. Welch.

Louisiana—H. C. Sanders.

Maine—Arthur L. Deering.

Maryland—James M. Gwin.

Massachusetts—James W. Dayton.

Michigan—D. B. Vamer.

Minnesota— T ^acancy.

Mississippi—Clay Lylo.

Missouri—J. W. Burch.

Montana—N. E. Beers.

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STATE DIRECTORS OF EXTENSION—Con.

Nebraska—William V. Lambert.

Nevada—C. E. Fleming, Acting.

New Hampshire—L. A. Bevan.

New Jersey—W. H. Martin.

New Mexico—R. A. Nichols.

New York—M. C. Bond.

North Carolina—David S. Weaver.

North Dakota—E. J. Haslerud.

Ohio-W. B. Wood.

Oklahoma—Shawnee Brown.

Oregon—F. Earl Price.

Pennsylvania—H. R. Albrecht.

Rhode Island—H. 0. Stuart.

South Carolina—D, W. Watkins.

South Dakota—George I. GUbertson.

Tennessee—J. H. McLeod.

Texas—George Q. Gibson.

Utah—Carl Frischknecht.

Vermont—J. E. Carrigan.

Virginia-L. B. Dietrick.

Washington—R. M. Turner.

West Virginia—J. O. Knapp.

Wisconsin—Henry L. Ahlgren.

Wyoming—George H. Starr.

Alaska—Allan H. Mick.

Hawaii—H. A. Wadsworth.

Commonwealth of Puerto Rico—Roberto Huyke.
Foresf Service

The Forest Service is charged with responsibihty for promoting the

conservation and wise use of the country's forest and related range,

water, and other ^^àldland natural resources—as basic factors in our

national security and strength.

Forests cover one-third of the total land area of the continental

United States.

^ To meet this responsibihty the Forest Service engages in three main

lines of work: (1) Management of the National Forests; (2) Cooperation with the States and private forest landowners in obtaining

better forestry; and (3) Forest and related range research. Briefly"^

these three lines of work involve the following:

(1) Management of the National Forests. This has always been for

"the greatest good of the greatest number in the long run.'' This in

turn calls for obtaining the maximum practicable yield and use of

their many resources on a continuing basis, to meet both local and

national needs—both under normal conditions and during times of

stress.

The 181,000,000 acres of National Forests are located m 40 States,

Alaska, and Puerto Rico. Technical forestry methods are applied to

the growmg and harvesting of crops of timber and forage, with protection of watersheds always a basic consideration. Estimated harvest

through timber sales in 1954 is 5.2 bihion board feet. The grazing of

approximately 8 miUion head of hvestock is scientifically managed to

obtain rajige conservation along with use of the annual growth of

forage. Watersheds are managed for regulation of streamflow, flood

control, sources of water for power, irrigation, navigation, and municipal supply. Some provision is made for the more than 30 to 50

miUion visits of people to the National Forests for recreation purposes.

Effort is made to apply needed management to the extensive wildlife

resource. Protection against forest fires, insects, and disease is a

major responsibility. Receipts from timber sales, grazing permits,

and other sources exceeded $76,000,000 in 1953.

(2) Cooperation with the States and Private Forest Landowners is

provided by the Forest Service: (a) To obtain better protection

against fire, insects, and disease on the 427,000,000 acres of State and

privately owned forest lands and critical watershed areas, (b) To

obtain better forest practices on and returns from 345,000,000 acres of

forest lands in private ownership, (c) To aid in the distribution of

planting stock for forests, shelterbelts, and woodlots, (d) To stimulate development and proper management of State, county, and

community forests.

(3) Forest and Belated Range Research. At 9 Forest and Range

Experiment Stations and at the Forest Products Laboratory at

Madison, Wis., the Forest Service conducts research in the entire field

of forestry and range management, regardless of o^vnership, including

the growth, protection against fire, insects, and disease; harvesting of

timber; management of related rangelands; protection and management of watersheds; efficient and economical utilization of forest

products; and research in forest economics. It is conducting a forest

survey of the United States—a study of present extent and potential

growth and utilization of the Nation's forest resources.

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Other Activities include administration of 120 land utilization

projects on over 8 million acres of submarginal lands, forest road

development and trails, acquisition of critical areas, flood prevention

and watershed protection, and many cooperative projects.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF

Eichard E. McArdle, Chief.

Edward C. Crafts, Asst. Chief.

Edward P. Cliff, Asst. Chief.

Howard Hopkins, Asst. Chief.

W. S. Swindler, Asst. Chief.

V. L. Harper, Asst. Chief.

Earl W. Loveridge, Asst. Chief.

PROGRAMS AND LEGISLATION-Edward C.

Crafts.

C. Edward Behre, Staff Consult.

Martha A. Dictz, Forest Econ.

Timber Resource Review—Leonard I. Barrett.

NATIONAL FOREST RESOURCE MANAGEMENT DIVISIONS-Edward P. Cliff.

Division of Fire Control—C. A. Gustafson, Chief.

Byron B. Beattie, Asst. Chief.

Equipment and Aeronautics—Ira C. Funk.

Division of Timber Management—Ira J. Mason,

Chief.

B. O. Hughes, Asst. Chief.

Management Plans—L. S. Gross.

National Forest Planting—J. W. Farrell,

Timber Appraisal—A. W Sump.

Division of Range Management—Charles A. Joy,

Chief

Inspection—W. W. Dresskell, Asst. Chief.

Studies and Management Plans—Kenneth W.

Parker, Asst. Chief.

Division of Wildlife Management—Lloyd W.

Swift, Chief.

Merle A. Gee, Asst. Chief.

Division of Watershed Management—Gordon R.

Salmond, Chief.

Walter L. Schipull, Asst. Chief.

Division of Recreation and Lands—John Sieker,

Chief.

John Herbert, Asst Chief.

Uses, Land Adjustments—Lucile V. Batts.

Division of Engineering—A. P. Dean, Chief.

K. W. Kennedy, Chief.

Transportation and Structures—C. T. Sullivan.

Equipment—R. S. Henderson.

Hydraulics and Water Improvements—C. A.

Betts.

Technical Services—J. R. McDermott.

Cartography—J. E. King.

LANDS DIVISIONS-Howard Hopkins.

Division of Lands—Frederick W. Grover, Chief.

National Forest Reservation CommissionFrederick W. Grover.

Division of Land Utilization Projects—Edward Q.

Grest, Chief.

STATE AND PRIVATE FORESTRY DIVISIONS—W. S. Swingler.

Division of Flood Prevention and River Basin

Programs—Warren T. Murphy, Chief.

David M. Hch, Asst. Chief.

Division of Cooperative Forest ProtectionJames N. Dichl, Chief.

W. J. Stahl, F. W. Godden, Asst. Chiefs.

Division of Cooperative Forest ManagementArthur R. Spillers, Chief.

Woodland Management and Naval Stores— M. M. Bryan.

Reforestation and Community Forests—Roland

Rotty.

Extension Forestry—W. K. Williams, A. M.

Sowder, Extension Foresters (Extension Service).

Division of Blister Rust Control—Warren V.

Benedict, Chief.

James F. Martin, Consult.

RESEARCH DIVISIONS—V. L. Harper.

W. H Larrimer, Staff Asst.

W. A. Dayton, Bendrologist Spec.

Albert C. Cline, (FOA project) Foreign For.

Spec.

James G. Osbome, Hyman Weingarten, Statis.

Analysis.

Division of Forest Management Research—F. H.

Eyre, Chief.

Bert Lèxen, Asst. Chief.

Elbert L. Little, Jr., Dendrology.

Division of Range Management Research—Joseph

F, Pechanec, Chief.

Weldon 0. Shepherd, Asst. Chief.

Range Forage Investigations—Doris W. Hayes.

Division of Watershed Management ResearchHerbert C. Storey, Chief.

Bernard Frank, Asst. Chief.

Division of Forest Fire Research—A. A. Brown,

Chief.

Division of Forest Insect Research—James A.

Beal, Chief.

Donald E. Parker, Whiteford L. Baker, Asst.

Chiefs.

Division of Forest Disease Research—Lee M.

Hutchins, Chief.

Marvin E. Fowler, Asst. Chief.

Division of Forest Products Research—George W.

Trayer, Chief.

Raymond M. Wirka, Asst. Chief.

Wood Technology—L. W. Smith.

Division of Forest Economics Research—H. R.

Josephson, Chief.

George F. Burks, Asst, Chief.

Biometry—Austin A. Hasel.

Forestry Survey—R. D. Garver.

Industry-Resource Analyses—James C. Rettie.

Marketing and Forest Finance—Robert K.

Winters.

ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT AND

INFORMATION DIVISIONS—Earl W.

Loveridge.

Division of Operation—Gordon D. Fox, Chief.

Scientific Management—H. O. Robe.

Financial Management—Linne AJilberg.

Administrative Services—George D. Ferrare.

Communications—E. AJIan Loew.

Division of Personnel Management—Bernard A.

Anderson, Chief.

Employment—Fred H. Miller.

Classification—P. B. Hinkelman.

Employee Relations and Welfare—Perkins

Coville.

Safety—Seth Jackson.

Training (vacancy).

Division of Information and Education-Dana

Parkinson, Chief.

Special Reports—Charles E. Randall.

Audio-Visual Activities—W. W. Bergoffen.

Education—Charles W. Mattison.

Women's Activities—Margate Kienast.

Special Programs and Fire Prevention—Clint

Davis.

Press—Dorothy M. Martin.

Publications and Inquiries—E. Arnold Hanson.

Editorial—Robert T. Hall.

FISCAL CONTROL—Howard E. Marshall, Chief.

Homer P. Nichols, Asst. Chief.

Procedures and Systems Development SectionBaxter Reed.

Accounting and Fiscal Operations SectionRussell E. Vance.

Internal Audit Section—Herbert A. Edd.
Soil Conservation Service

The Soil Conservation Service gives technical help to farmers and

ranchers in the nation's 2,600 soil conservation districts. The Service

also administers the Department's up-stream flood-prevention and

watershed-protection programs as integral parts of the total soil and

water conservation job.

The Service has responsibility for assisting in the Agricultural

Conservation Program of the Department. In this capacity it provides needed technical assistance to farmers who participate in the

cost-sharing provisions of the Agricultural Conservation Program,

and in providing technically adequate designs and specifications for

the jobs imdertaken.

It is the special function of the Soil Conservation Service to bring

together in one staff the conservationists needed for solving land and

water problems. The nation-wide staft' is comprised of conservation

teclmicians, soil scientists, irrigation, agricultural, hydraulic, and

cartographic engineers, and specialists in woodland, biology, range

management, agronomy, and plant materials.

The Service's soil conservationists are trained to coordinate and

apply to a particular farm's needs and conditions the knowledge necessary for conservation of soil and water resources. They assist farmers and ranchers, directly on the ground, in planning and applying

land-use adjustments and in using the combination of conservation

practices needed to control erosion, preserve and improve the productivity of soils, conserve water resources, and use the soil and water

resources for efficient and profitable farming.

In carrying out the national soil and water conservation program,

the Service recognizes the important responsibihty and role of local

leadership of the legally formed and farmer-run soil conservation

districts, which are local units of state government. The districts

expedite the application of sound conservation programs to the land

in an organized way.

Watershed protection projects, on a demonstration basis, were

authorized by the 83rd Congress. The Soil Conservation Service

was directed to develop this new-type program over a five-year

period. The purpose of the program is to demonstrate how local

watershed groups and the Federal Government can plan and install

complete watershed protection as a means of conserving soil and

water resources and alleviating damages from floods, silting of reservoirs, impah*ment of stream channels, and other upstream land and

water problems.

In cooperation with the U. S. Geological Survey and the U. b.

Weather Bureau, the Service is carrying out studies to evaluate the

effect of individual reservoir units, determine flood stages along the

mam stream, and determine the utility of channel improvements.

Hydrauhc evaluation of conservation projects will be made through

surface water investigations, sediment sampling, and ground water

investigations.

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OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR

Donald A. Williams, Adm.

Gladwin E. Young, Deputy Adm.

Raymond W. Heinen, Asst. to Adm.

Henry D. Abbot, Asst. to Adm.

Glenn K. Rule, Exec. Asst to the Adm.

FIELD REPRESENTATIVES

NORTHEAST AREA—Frank J. Hopkins, Pepres.

SOUTHEAST AREA—Ralph H. Musser, Fepres.

CORNBELT AREA—Austin L. Patrick, Bepres.

GREAT PLAINS AREA—Thomas L. Gaston, Jr.,

Repres.

WEST AREA—Cyril Luker, Repres.

PROGRAM APPRAISAL AND INTERNAL

AUDIT STAFF—James E. Gates, Head.

FIELD SERVICES—J. C. Dykes, Asst Adm. for

Fid. Serv.

Planning Division—Carl Brown, Dir.

Conservation Needs and Records Branch—

E. A. Norton, Acting Chief.

Farm and Ranch Planning Branch—Alfred M.

Hedge, Oiief.

Watershed Planning Branch—John H. Wetzel,

Chief.

Engineering Division—Karl Köhler, Jr., Dir,

Harold 0. Ogrosky, Hydrologist.

Louis C. Gottschalk, Geol.

James J. Coyle, Agr. Eng.

Tyler H. Quackenbush, Irrig. Engin.

John G. Sutton, Drain. Engin.

George W. Musgra-yc^, Infiltration Spec.

Gerald E. Ryerson, Conserv. Equip. Engin.

Design and Construction Branch—Chester J.

Francis, Chief.

Plant Technology Division—Edward H. Graham,

Dir.

Grover F. Brown, Acting Agron.

Lawrence J. Compton, Biol.

Abraham D. Stoesz, PlaM Materials Tech.

Frederic G. Renner, Range Conserv.

Theodore B. Plair, Woodland Conserv.

eOIL SURVEY-Charles E. Kellogg, Assistant

Administrator for Soil Survey.

Soil Survey Operations—Roy D. Hockensmith.

Boil Survey Interpretation—Albert A. Klingebiel, Acting, I

SOIL SURVEY—Continued

Soil Survey Investigations—Guy D. Smith.

Soil Survey-Soil Chemistry (Beltsville, Md.)—

Lyle T. Alexander.

Soil Classification and Correlation—Roy W.

Simonson,

Cartographic Division—Felice M. Orsini, Dir.

Map Construction Branch (Beltsville, Md.)—

David K. Crook, Chief.

Roproduction Branch (Beltsville, Md.)—

George J. Caspar, Chief.

MANAGEMENT—William R. Van Dersal, Asst.

Adm. for Mgt.

Administrative Services Division—Alvin C.

Watson, Dir.

Ralph C. Wright, Asst. Dir.

Equipment and Property Management BranchEdward J. Thomas, Chief.

Procurement Management Branch—John I.

Sherman, Chief.

Records Management and Communications

Branch—Robert B. Heenan, Chief.

Real Estate and Space Management BranchAlbert M. Limburg, Jr., Chief.

Budget and Finance Division—Carl H. Domy,

Dir.

Robert L. Geiger, Jr., Asst. Dir.

Accounts Branch—Mark W, Thomas, Chief.

Budget Branch—Laurence E. Lyman, Chief.

Fiscal Examining Branch—Rolfe E. Xennard,

Chief.

Information Division—D. Harper Simms, Dir.

F. Glennon Loyd, Asst. Dir.

Publications and Editorial Branch—Ruth

Nordin, Chief.

Educational Relations Branch—Bert D. Robinson, Chief.

Visual Information Branch—Robert B. Branstead, Acting Chief.

Personnel Management Division—Vema C.

Mohagen, Dir.

Classification and Organization BranchThomas B. Gardiner, Chief.

Employment Branch—Carl Á. Lindstrom, Chief

Employee Relations Branch—N. P. Stephenson,

Chief.

Safety and Training Branch—E. J. Peterson,

Chief.
MARKETING AND FOREIGN AGRICULTURE

Assistant Secretary

Earl L. Bufz

Agricultural Marketing Service

The Agricultural Marketing Service was created by Secretary's

Memorandum No. 1320, Supplement 4, of November 2, 1953, uncíer

authority of Sec. 161, Revised Statutes (5 U. S. C. 22), Reorganization

Plan No. 2 of 1953, and related authorities. The Agricultural Alarketing Service administers programs relating to: (1) Marketing research, outlook, and related statistical and economic research; (2)

crop and livestock estimates; (3) marketing services, including market

news, standardization, grading, inspection and classing of farm products; (4) freight rate services; (5) marketing regulatory programs;

(6) marketing agreements and orders; (7) surplus removal, export

and diversion programs; and (8) the National School Lunch Program.

Mcarkeling Research

Marketing research, including biological, physical, and economic

research, is carried on to study ways and means of increasing the

efficiency of marketing of agricultural commodities by means of

better marketing practices, methods, facilities, and equipment in such

areas as assembling, handling, packing, packaging, transporting, storing, processing, wholesaling, retailing, financing, and pricing agricultural products. Other research is directed toward developing new

uses for farm products and expanding market outlets generally. The

marketing research programs of AMS are carried out under authority

of the Research and Marketing Act of 1946, marketing farm products

legislation in annual appropriation acts, and other legislative authorities.

Economic and Statistical Research

Economic and statistical research carried on by AMS includes the

collection, analysis, and interpretation of data concerning factors

affecting agricultural prices, farm incomes, the supply and consumption of farm products, trends in farm population, and changes in the

level of hving of farm people. The results of these studies are widely

disseminated and are relied upon by producers and dealers in planning

the most profitable adjustments in their operations; by administrators

in formulating and executing agricultural programs; and by Congress

in considering agricultural legislation.

Crop and Livestock Estimates

The crop and hvestock estimating service provides timely, basic

information on acreage, yield, and production of crops, the stocks

and values of farm commodities, the number and production value

of livestock, and prices paid and received by farmers.
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Market News

AMS administers a market news service to provide current, unbiased information to producers, processors, distributors and others

to assist them in orderly marketing and distribution of farm commodities. Information is collected on supplies, demand, prices,

movements, locations, quality, condition and other market data on

farm products in specific markets and marketing areas. The information is disseminated through press associations, radio stations,

newspapers, and by direct mailing of reports.

Standardization, Inspection, Grading, and Classing

Standards for agricultural commodities are developed and maintained through studies of physical characteristics and other factors

affecting the marketing and utilization of such commodities to provide

a common language of quality and condition for use by buyers and

sellers. United States standards for grades, such as U. S. No. 1,

U. S. Good, and U. S. Grade A, have been developed for most of the

important farm commodities. The application of standards for some

commodities is mandatory, such as those for grain and cotton moving

in interstate commerce on the basis of grade; for apples and pears

destined for export; for tobacco sold on designated markets and for

products stored under authority of the U. S. Warehouse Act. Use of

most of the standards, however, is permissive.

The grading and inspection programs are designed to certify to

producers, shippers, processors, distributors, dealers, and consumers

the quality and condition of agricultural commodities and food

products, taking into account standards, grades, and other appHcable

factors. These programs are administered on a fee basis through (1)

Federal employees, (2) Federal-State employees working under

Federal supervision in accordance with the terms of applicable cooperative agreements and contracts, and (3) licensed individuals working under Federal technical supervision in accordance with the terms

of applicable agreements and contracts.

Freight Rate Services

AMS, acting for the Secretary of Agriculture, has responsibility for

obtaining fair and reasonable rates and essential services necessary to

efficient transportation of agricultural commodities and farm supplies.

In accomplishing this objective, AMS maintains constant contact

with farmers, associations, and cooperatives, so that transportation

rate and service problems are promptly identified; and maintains

continuing studies of and research into matters concerned with rates,

charges, tariffs, abandonment or expansion of facilities, and financial

returns of all types of rail, motor, and water carriers. AMS is the

direct representative in negotiations with carriers and in proposing,

participating in, and offering evidence in formal and informal proceedings, before regulatory bodies, such as the Interstate Commerce

Commission, the Maritime Administration, the Civü Aeronautics

Board, and the various State transportation regulatory bodies.
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Marketing Regulatory Programs

AMS administers marketing regulatory programs of three general

types designed collectively to protect producers, handlers, and consumers of agricultural commodities from financial loss or personal

injury resulting from careless, deceptive, or fraudulent marketing

practices. One ty-pe regulates certain business practices of dealers

in farm commodities; a second insures truth in certain labels such as

those affixed to seed packages; and a third covers instances of mandatory inspections. These main types of regulations are found singly

or in combination in regulatory laws such as the Packers and Stockyards Act, the Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act, the Federal

Seed Act, the United States Warehouse Act, the United States Grain

Standards Act, the United States Cotton Standards Act, the Naval

Stores Act, and the Tobacco Inspection Act.

Marketing Agreements and Orders

Marketing agreement and order programs, carried on under authority of the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act of 1937, help to

establish and maintain orderly marketing condition for certain commodities and their products. Commodities for which marketing

agreements and order programs are in effect include milk, fruits,

vegetables, tobacco, nuts, and hops. Milk order programs establish

minimum prices that handlers or distributors are required to

pay producers. Programs for other commodities do not establish

prices that must be paid producers, but prices are affected by controls

over the quality, quantity, and rate of shipment from producing areas

to market; the establishment of reserve pools; the control and disposition of surpluses; prohibition of unfair trade practices; and posting

of prices.

Surplus Removal, Export and Diversion Programs

Section 32 (of Public Law No. 320, 74th Congress) provides that

an amount equal to 30 percent of the gross receipts from duties collected under the customs laws during each calendar year shall be made

available to the Secretary of Agriculture during each following fiscal

year for carrying out authorized programs. Under Section 32, AMS

makes payments to commercial exporters and others to encourage

exports of surplus commodities; and makes payments to encourage

diversion of surplus commodities from normal channels of trade to

new markets and new uses. Funds obtained from customs receipts

under Section 32 also are used in the food promotion programs to

encourage consumers to make greater use of foods in plentiful supply;

in distribution of surplus commodities to school lunch programs; and

in making surplus foods available to institutions, and to welfare

agencies for relief purposes.

National School Lunch Program

AMS administers the national school lunch program under authority

of the National School Lunch Act of 1946. Through grants-in-aid

to States, AMS provides financial assistance to public and private

schools, of high school grade or under, operating non-profit school
18 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

lunch programs. These funds are provided to schools on the basis

of their need for assistance and the number of meals served. The

Federal funds must be matched by funds from sources within the

States. The act provides that part of the total appropriation for

the school lunch program may be used by the Department to purchase

food for direct distribution to participating schools—a distribution in

addition to foods the schools may purchase with Federal grant-in-aid

funds. The act also provides that commodities purchased by the

Department under authority of Section 32 may be distributed to

participating schools and to other schools operating non-profit lunch

programs.

AMS Organization

Under the OJSice of the Administrator the functions and services of

the Agricultural Marketing Service are divided broadly into two

categories, namely, Marketing Research and Statistics, and Marketing

Services, each under the direction of a Deputy Administrator. Marketing Research and Statistics includes the broad research and

development programs relating to marketing and distribution; economic analysis and statistical programs relating to prices, income,

food demand and consumption, farm population and rural life, and

agricultural history; crop and livestock estimates and reporting

programs relating to production, price, supply, and other aspects

of the agricultural economy and related activities. This work is

carried out by three divisions, the Agricultural Economics Division,

the Agricultural Estimates Division and Marketing Research

Division.

Under Marketing Services are included the conduct of such services

as inspection, grading, classing, standardization, testing, market

news and reports and other marketing services; marketing agreements and orders; regulatory, market outlet, food distribution, school

lunch, surplus removal, and related activities; and the administration

of the U. S. Warehouse Act, and Section 201 of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 and related authorities, covering adjustments in

freight rates for farm products. These Marketing Services are

carried out by seven commodity divisions (Cotton, Dairy, Fruit and

Vegetable, Grain, Livestock, Poultry and Tobacco), a Food Distribution Division, and the U. S. Warehouse Act and the Freight

Rate Service Branches.

The administrative management activities of the Service are carried

on by the Administrative Services Division, the Personnel Division,

and the Budget and Finance Division in Washington and through

three Area Administrative Divisions located at Oaldand, California,

Chicago, Illinois, and in Washington, D. C. All six divisions function under the over-all direction of an Assistant Administrator

for Management.

Program appraisal, investigation and audit services essential to the

administration of AMS programs and the information activities of

AMS are carried out by two staff divisions, the Program Appraisal

and Audit Division, and the Information Division, which report

directly to the Administrator. A Chairman of the Agricultural

Situation and Outlook Board, a Liaison Officer with the Commissioners of Agriculture, and a Statistical Clearance Officer also serve

as staff officers in the Office of the Administrator.
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OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR

Oris V. Wells, Adm.

Eoy W. Lennartson, Deputy Adm. for Marketing

Sero.

Oris V. Wells, Acting Deputy Adm. for Marketing

Research and Statistics

Henry G. Herrell, Asst. Adm. for Mgt.

STAFF OFFICES

Outlook and Situation Board—Bushrod WAllin; Cliairman

Commissioners of Apiculture—William C. Crow

Acting Liaison Off. '

Marketing Information Division—Franklin

Thackrey, Dir.

Marketing Research and Statistical ProCTams

Branch—Bert Johnson, Chief.

Marketing Programs Branch—Walter W John

Chief. '

Program Appraisal and Audit Division—Lee A

Dashner, Dir.

Norman P. Arey, Chief Exam.

James L. Sarver, Chief Investigator

Statistical Clearance Officer—Earl E.Houseman.

DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR FOR MAR^

KETING SERVICES—Rov W. Lennartson

Frank E. Blood, Asst. to Depxky Adm.

F. Richard Burke, Asst. to Deputy Adm.

George A. Dice, Asst. to Deputy Adm.

Freight Rate Services Branch—Charles B

Bowling, Chief.

U. S, Warehouse Act Branch—H. Stanford

Yohe, Chief.

Cotton Division—Edward J. Overby, Dir.

Rodney Whitaker, Deputy Dir.

Edward J. Seidel, Admin. Off.

Grading and Market News Branch—Andrew

C, Robison, Chief.

Standards and Testing Branch—John W

Wright, Chief.

Dairy Division—Herbert L. Forest, Dir.

Howard C. Feddersen, Deputy Dir.

Gordon D. Livermore, Adm. Off.

Inspection and Grading Branch—Betmett J

Ommodt, Chief.

Market News Branch—Leon M. Davis, Chief.

Market Orders Branch—William G. Sullivan,

Chief.

Standardization and Program Development

Branch—John C. Blum, Chief.

Food Distribution Division—Leonard R. Trainer,

Dir.

Howard P. Davis, Deputy Dir.

Marvin M. Sandstrom, Deputy Dir.

Dennis M. Doyle, Adm. Off.

Direct Distribution Branch—Marshall P.

Driggs, Chief.

Food Trades Branch—G. Chester Freeman,

Chief.

Program Analysis & Development BranchSamuel C. Vanneman, Chief.

School Lunch Branch—Leonard R, Trainer,

Acting Chief.

Fruit and Vegetable Division—Sylvester R.

Smith, Dir.

Floyd F. Hedlund, Deputy Dir.

George R. Grange, Deputy Dir.

Eldon E. Shaw, Asst. to Dir.

Arthur E. Browne, Asst. to Dir.

William C. Hasbrouck, Asst. to Dir.

Fresh Products Standardization and Inspection

Branch—Elbert E. Conklm, Chief.

Fruit Branch—Paul A. Nicholson, Chief.

Market News Branch—C. Donald Schoolcraft,

Chief.

Processed Products Standardization and Inspection Branch—Fitzhugh L. Southerland,

Chief.

Regulatory Branch—Theodore C. Curry, Chief

Specialty Crops Branch—Erwin M. Graham,

Chief.

Vegetable Branch—Kenneth W, Schaible,

Chief

Grain Division—Edward J. Murphy, Dir.

Clyve W, Jackson, Deputy Dir.

J. Hendley Jones, Adm. Off.

Inspection Branch—Jason E. Barr, Chief.

DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR FOR MARKETING SERVIO ES-Continued

Grain Division—Continued

Market News Branch—Thomas J. McGuire.

Chief.

Seed Branch (Bcltsville)—Walter A. Davidson,

Chief.

Standardization and Testing Branch (Beltsville)—Lawrence Zeleny, Chief

Livestock Division—Harry E. Reed, Dir.

David M. Pettus, Deputy Dir.

Rae D. Conklin, Asst. to the Dir.

Stanley Loomis, Adm. Off.

Program Analysis Group—Reed A. Phillips,

Chief.

Market News Branch—Carrick L. McColloch

Chief.

Packers and Stockyards Branch—Millard J.

Cook, Chief.

Standardization and Grading Branch—Fred J,

Beard, Chief

Poultry Division—William D. Termohlen, Dir.

Hermon I. Miller, Deputy Dir.

Bernard M. Meeks, Asst. to the Dir.

Iris G. Grassel, Adm. Off.

Program Analysis Group—Clifton C. Warren,

Chief.

Grading Branch—Henry G. F. Hamann, Chief.

Inspection Branch—Roy E. Willie.

Standardization and Marketing Practices

Branch—Melvin W. Buster, Chief.

Tobacco Division—Stephen E. Wrather, Dir.

Claude G. Turner, Deputy Dir.

Wilfred M. Richardson, Asst. to Dir.

Albert Doub, Jr., Econ. and Prog. Analyst.

Marketing Programs Branch—Malcolm I.

Dunn, Chief.

Naval Stores Branch—Victor E. Grotlisch,

Chief.

Standards Branch—Frank B. Wilkinson, Chief.

DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR FOR MARKETING RESEARCH AND STATISTICS—Oris

V. Wells, Acting.

Herman M. Southworth, Research Asst.

Agricultural Economics Division—Frederick V.

Waugh, Dir.

Genett H. Jebens, Adm. Off.

Farm Income Branch—Nathan M. KofFsky,

Chief.

Farm Income Estimates Section—Ernest W

Grove, Acting Head.

Income and Demand Section—Rex F. Daly,

Acting Head.

Farm Population and Rural Life BranchMargaret J. Hagood, Chief.

Louis J. Ducoff, Asst. Chief.

Statistical and Historical Research Branch—

Nathan M. Koflsky, Acting Chief.

Consumption Section—Marguerite C. Burk,

Ac'ing Head.

Cotton and Other Fibers Section—Frank Lowenstein. Acting Head.

Dairy and Poultry Section—Herbert C. Kriesel. Acting Head.

Food and Feed Grains Section—Robert E.

Post, Acting Head.

Fruits and Vegetables Section—Ben H.

Pubols, Acting Head.

Livestock, Fats and Oils Section—Harold F.

Breimyer, Acting Head.

Tobacco and Specialty Crops Section—Arthur

G. Conover, Acting Head.

Price and Trade Research Section—Richard

J. Foote, Acting Head.

Statistical and Historical Services Section—

C. Kyle Randall, Acting Head.

Agricultural Estimates Division (and Crop Reporthig Board)—Sterling R. Newell, Dr. (and

Chairman, Crop Reporting Board)

Richard K. Smith, Deputy Dir. (and Vice Chr.)

Paul L. Koenig, Asst. to the D^r.

Glenn D. Simpson, Agr. Stalls. {Secretary,

Crop Reporting Board)

Walter A. Hendricks, Agr. Statis., Research

and Development Staff

Wüliam H. Evans, Adm. Off.
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DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR FOR MARKETING RESEARCH AND STATISTICS—Con.

Agricultural Estimates Division—Con.

field Crop Statistics Branch—Charles E. Burkheaá. Chief.

Grain Section—Harold R. "Walker, Head.

Hay and Feed Supply Section—Thomas J.

Kuzelka, Head.

Seed Section—George C. Edler, Head.

Fiber Crops Section—John J. Morgan, Head.

Specialty Crops Section—George D. Haircll,

Head.

Fruit and Vegetable Statistics Branch—Reginald Royston, Chief.

Fruit, Nut and Honicultural Specialties Section—Elbert O. Schlotzhauer, Head.

Vegetable Section—Irvin Holmes, Head.

Livestock and Poultry Statistics BranchArnold V. Nordqulst, Chief.

Livestock Section—Emraett B. Hannawald,

Head.

Poultry Section—E. Smith KImball, Head.

Dairy Statistics Branch—Benjamin H. Bennett,

Chief.

Milk Production and Utilization SectionJohn L. Wilson, Head.

Manufactured Dairy Products Section—William D. Bormuth, Head.

Fluid Milk and Cream Section—Patrick E.

O'Donnell, Head.

Agricultural Price Statistics Branch—Benjamin

R. Stauber, Chief.

Prices Received Section—Robert H. Moats,

I'ead.

Prices Paid Section—Roger F. Hale, Head.

Special Statistics Branch—Emerson M. Brooks,

Chief.

Farm Employment Section—Paul P. W^allrabenstein. Head.

Enumerative Surveys Section—W. Ward Henderson, Acting Head.

Cold Storage Reports Section—Melvln E.

Banks, Head.

Marketing Research Division—Harry C. Trelogan, Dir.

Earl R. Glover, Asst. to the Dir.

Arthur W. True, Asst. to the Dir.

George M. Terry, Adm. Off.

Biological Sciences Branch—George W. Irving,

Jr., Chief.

Charles E. Sando, Asst. Chief

Martha W. Hawkins, Adm. Off.

Stored Product Insects Section—Randall

Latta, Head.

Quality Evaluation Section—Calvin Golumbic, Acting Head.

Quality Maintenance and Improvement Section—Wilbur T. Pentzer, Head.

Market Development Branch—Robert M. Walsh, Chie¿

Helen L. Fleck, Adm. Off.

Product Development Section—Shelby A.

Robert, Jr., Head.

DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR FOR MARKET

ING RESEARCH AND STATISTICS—Con.

Markethig Research Division—Continued

Market Development Branch—Continued

Merchandising Methods Section—Shelby A.

Robert, Jr., Acting Head.

Market Surveys Section—Tricnah Meyers,

Acting Head,

Distribution Programs Research Section—

Vacancy.

Market Organization and Costs Branch—D.

Barton DeLoach, Chief.

Prudence J. Thomas, Adm. Off.

Market Structure and Practices Section—

Winn F. Finner, Head.

Marketing Information and Statistics Section—Kenneth E. Ogren, Head.

Dairy Section—Louis F. Herrman, Head.

Fibers Section—Maurice R. Cooper, Flead.

Fruits and Vegetables Section—Loyd O.

Martin, Head.

Grains and Feeds Section—William C, Dachtler. Head.

Livestock Section—Gerald Engelman, Head.

Poultry Section—Norris T. Pritchard, Head.

Special Crops Section—C. B, Gilliland, Head.

Transportation and Facilities Branch—William

C. Crow, Chief.

Budd A. Holt, Asst. Chief

Merle E. C\a,y, Adm. Off.

Handling and Facilities Research SectionWilliam H. Elliott, Head.

Marketing Facility Planning Section—Viacaney.

Transportation Section—John C. Winter,

Head.

Wholesaling and Retailing Section—Raymond

W. Hoecker, Head.

ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR MANAGEMENT—Henry G. Herren.

Administrative Services Division^

L. Kenneth Wright, Dir.

Seth T. Brewer, Deputy Dir.

Mary W. Cannon, Adm. Off.

Records and Communications Branch—Randall W. Everett, Chief.

Procedures and Forms Branch—A, Sydney

Skoglund, Chief.

Procurement and Property Branch—Stanley

J. Dorick, Chief.

Budget and Finance Division—Arthur J. Holmaas, Dir.

Nathan Koenlg, Legis. Off.

Budget Branch—Clarence R. Esklldsen, Chief.

Financial Management Brandi—James Q.

Huey, Chief.

Fiscal Branch—Robert G. Sehottler, Chief.

Personnel Division—William C. Laxton, Dir.

Classification and Organization BranchJoseph H. Lott, Chief.

Employment and Employee Relations Branch—

C. K. Morrison, Chief.

Employee Development, Health and Incentives

Branch—Jack A. Hamblin, Chief.
Commodity Exchange Authority

The functions of the Commodity Exchange Authority arc designed

to prevent price manipulation and corners affecting agricultural commodities under the act; prevent dissemination of false and misleading

crop and market information affecting prices ; protect hedgers and other

users of the commodity futures markets against cheating, fraud, and

manipulative practices; insure the benefits of membership privileges on

contract markets to cooperative associations of producers; insure

trust-fund treatment of margin moneys and equities of hedgers and

other traders and prevent the misuse of such funds by brokers; and

provide information to the public regarding trading operations on

contract markets.

The Commodity Exchange Authority supervises trading on commodity exchanges designated as contract markets. There are 17

such markets. The commodities covered include wheat, corn, oats,

barley, rye, flaxseed, grain shorghums, cotton, rice millfeeds, butter,

eggs, Irish potatoes, wool tops, cottonseed meal, cottonseed, peanuts,

soybeans, soybean meal, and fats and oils.

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR SEGREGATED FUNDS DIVISION-Ralph

Joseph INI. Mehl, Adm. K. Dawson, Dir.

Rodger R. Kauiîman, Deputy Adm. TRADING AND REPORTS DIVISION-W.

Douglas B. Ba.smell, Asst. Adm. Beach, Dir.

Daniel A. Currie, Asst. to the Adm. Ronald C. Callander, Asst. Dir.

COMPLIANCE AND TRADE PRACTICE Thorvald W. Jorgensen, Sintis.

DIVISION—Douglas B. Bagnell, Acting Dir. R. Corbin Dorscy, Commodity Futures Analyst.

LICENSE AND RULES DIVISION—James

Coker, Dir.

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Foreign AsrîcuBfural Service

The Foreign Agricultural Service is the arm of the Department of

Agriculture that promotes the export of American farm products,

protects domestic agricultural markets from unfair foreign competition, and serves as a basic source of information to American agriculture on world markets and competition.

The original Foreign Agricultural Service was established in 1930 and

supplanted nine years later by the Office of Foreign Agricultural

Relations. The latter operated largely as a fact-finding and analysis

organization, and participated in foreign technical assistance programs.

FAS was reestablished in November 1953, with restoration of its

original purpose of export market promotion and with renewed emphasis on disseminting information of specific usefulness to American

agricultural producers, processors, distributors, and exporters. Such

information is valuable both in the obtaining of foreign markets and in

adjusting domestic operations to changing world conditions.

FAS carries out its market development programs through action

to:

(1) Work with foreign governments and traders to overcome

currency problems, meet foreign market preferences, and obtain

equality of treatment for American farm products in the world

market.

(2) Gather, analyze, and disseminate first-hand information on

world markets and competition.

(3) Help American exporters and foreign importers get together

under conditions favorable to trade.

Leadership responsibility in carrying out Governmentwide programs

to accelerate the foreign marketing of American farm surpluses has

largely been placed in FAS. The FAS is also responsible for directing the work of American agricultural attachse to other countries.

Responsibihty for the Department's participation in international

organization, trade and tariff conferences, and foreign technical assistance programs is vested in FAS. Administration of import

programs, to protect the domestic price structure from unfair

foreign competition, also is an FAS responsibihty.

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR

William Q. Lodwick, Adm.

Clayton E. Whipple, Deputy Adm.

Fred J, Rossiter, Asst. Adm (Foreign Service and

Trade Programs).

Gustave Burmeister, Asst. Adm. (Market

Development).

W. A. Minor, Asst. Adm. (Management).

Joseph A. Becker, Asst. to Adm. (Director of

Statistics).

A. I. Tannous.^ssi. ¿o^ldm. (Technical Assistance).

Ernest J. Hayes, Asst. to Deputy Adm.

FOREIGN SERVICE AND TRADE PROGRAMS—Fred J. Rossiter, Asst. Adm.

Robert B. Schwenger, Spec. Assist.

Foreign Service Division—P. K. Norris, Dir.

Agricultural Attache Branch—Douglas M.

Crawford, Acting Chief.

Foreign Reporting Branch—Robert E. Adcock,

Acting Chief.

International Organization Branch—Thomas

E. Street, Acting Chief.

Foreign Trade Programs Division—Richard H.

Roberts, Dir.

Raymond A. loanes, Asst. Dir.

International Agreements Branch—A. R,

DcFelice, Chief.

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FOREIGN SERVICE AND TRADE PROGRAMS—Continued

Foreign Trade Programs Division—Continued

Monetary and Policy Research Branch—Oscar

Zaglits, Chief.

Import and Export Programs Branch—Patrick

M. O'Leary, Chief.

Export Section—Hugh V. Robinson, Head.

Import Proposals Section—Saul M. Katz,

Head.

Import Operations Section—John O. Malott,

Head.

Compliance, Appeals and Regulation Section—William M. Lightsey, Head.

Foreign Agricultural Analysis Division—(Vacant)

Dir.

Clarence M. Purves, Deputy Dir.

Horace G. Bolster, FOA Assist.

Lazar Volin, Spec. Assist

European Analysis Branch—John H. Richter,

Chief.

Asia and Middle East Analysis Branch—Wilhelm Anderson, Chief.

Latin America Analysis Branch—Arthur G.

Kevorkian, Ading Chief.

British Commonwealth Branch—MonteU E.

Ogdon, Chief.
FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERMCE 23

FOREIGN SERVICE AND TRADE PROGRAMS—Continued

Foreign Agricultural Analysis Division—Con.

Trade Statistics Branch—îlonry Hopp, Chief.

Foreign Trade Statistics Section, Catherine

D. Cograve, Head.

V. S. Trade Statistics Section, F. Helen Ellis,

Head.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT-Gustave Burmeister, Asst. Adm.

Gerald E. Tichenor, Depiily Asst. Adm.

Cotton Division—Arthur W. Palmer, Dir.

Foreign Marketing Branch—Carl C. Campbell,

Chief.

Commodity Analysis Branch—Charles H.

Barber, Chief.

Foreign Competition Branch-Arthur W.

Palmer, Acting Chief.

Fats and Oils Division—Paul E. Quintus, Dir.

Foreign Marketing Branch-Paul E. Quintus,

Acting Chief.

Commodity Analysis Branch—O. F. Anderson,

Acting Chief.

Foreign Competition Branch—Volorus H.

Hougen, Acting Chief.

Fruit and Vegetable Division—Donald M. Rubel,

Dir.

Foreign Marketing Branch—John W. Stewart,

Ctiief.

Commodity Analysis Branch—A. Clinton Cook,

Chief.

Foreign Competition Branch—Stanley Mehr,

Acting Chief.

Grain and Feed Division—E. J. Bell, Dir.

Foreign Marketing Branch — Arthur M

Cummings, Chief.

Commodity Analysis Branch—Robert L.

Gastineau, Chief.

Foreign Competition Branch—Leo J. Schaben

Acting Chief.

Livestock and Livestock Products Division—

H. N. Cohh, Acting Dir.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT-Continued

Livestock and Livestock Products DivisionContinued

Foreign Marketing Branch—Clarence J. Babcock, Chief.

Commodity Analysis Branch—Eugene T.

Ransom, Acting Chief.

Foreign Competition Branch—W. Bruce Silcox,

Acting Chief.

Sugar and Tropical Products l^ivision-Claud L.

Horn, Dir.

Tobacco Division—{^'acnncy), Dir.

Foreign Marketing Branch—{\'(icnncy), Chief.

Tobacco Analysis Branch—Elmer W. Hallowell,

Chief.

Foreign Competition Branch—James W. Eiikhead, Acting Chief.

FOREIGN TRADING

Foreign Training Division—Cannon C. Hearne,

Dir.

D. L. MacDonald, Asst. Dir.

MANAGEMENT-W. A. Minor, Asst. Adm.

W. W. Young, Asst. to Asst. Adm.

Foreign Market Information Division—Kenneth

W. Olson, Dir.

Kenneth Krogh, Asst. Dir.

Current Information Branch—Quincy Ewing,

Chief.

Publication Branch—Alice Fray Nelson, Chief.

Economic Geography and Graphics BranchReginald G. Hainsworth, Chief.

Information Service Branch—Eula Lee Adams,

Acting Chief.

Budget and Finance Division—Thomas E.

Morrow, Dir.

Personnel Division—Arnold R. Beasley, Dir.

Pauline B. Moore, Deputy Dir.

Administrative Services Division—(Vacant), Dir.

Procurement and Supply Branch—Albert H.

Nagas, Chief.

Foreign Travel Branch—Vera P. Higuera, Chief.

Records and Foreign Reports Branch—Ruth

Donovan, Chief.
AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION

Assistant Secretary

Ross Rizley

Assistant to Mr. Rizley . . . Clyde A. Wheeler, Jr.

Commodity Stabilization Service

The Commodity Stabilization Service was established by Secretary's Memorandum No. 1320, Supplement 4, November 2, 1953.

It is responsible for production adjustment activities including

acreage allotments and farm marketing quotas; the stabilization of

sugar production ; price support, foreign supply, commodity disposal,

and other assigned programs of the Commodity Credit Corporation;

for administration of the International Wheat Agreement; for procurement, handling, payment, and related services on assigned

purchase and export programs; drought emergency feed program ; and

for assigned defense food activities. A brief description of these

programs is given below:

Production Adjustmenf Programs

The Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended, authorizes

the adjustment of supphes, through acreage allotments, and adjustment of marketings of corn, wheat, cotton, rice, tobacco, peanuts,

and long-staple cotton through marketing quotas, whenever supplies

are out of line with demand. Compliance with acreage allotments

and marketing quotas has been made a condition of eligibility for

price support under provisions of the Agricultural Act of 1949. Also,

when marketing quotas are in effect, excess marketing of commodities

under quotas is subject to penalties." Agricultural Stabilization and

Conservation (ASC) county committees administer allotments and

quotas locally.

Price Support Program

Price support operations, financed and controlled by the Commodity Credit Corporation, are administered by the Commodity

Stabilization Service. The local administration of price support

programs is supervised by Agricultural Stabihzation and Conservation (ASC) county committees. Support operations are carried out

under the Commodity Credit Corporation's charter powers in conformity with the Agricultural Act of 1949. Price support is mandatory, in terms of percentages of the parity price, for corn, cotton,

wheat, tobacco, rice, peanuts, wool, mohair, tung nuts, honey, milk

and buttcrfat. For other commodities, support is permissive.

Support is achieved through loans, agreements to purchase, purchases, or, in the case of some commodities, through a combination

of these methods.

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Commodities acquired under price support operations are disposed

of through various outlets, including sales in commercial channels,

sales to foreign governments, or sales to other United States Government agencies, principally those administering foreign relief programs. Subject to certain exceptions, the Commodity Credit Corporation is prohibited under Section 407 of the Agricultural Act of

1949 from selling any basic agricultural commodity or storable nonbasic commodity at less than five percent above the current support

price of such commodity plus reasonable carrying charges.

Under Section 416 of the Agricultural Act of 1949, agricultural food

commodities which are in danger of deterioration or spoilage before

they can be disposed of in normal domestic channels without impairing the price support program are authorized to be made available

to the Munitions Board or any other Federal agency for use in making

payrnents for commodities not produced in the United States. Commodities not disposed of in this manner may be made available free

of cost at point of storage in accordance with the following priorities:

(1) school lunch programs; Bureau of Indian Affairs; Federal, State,

and local public welfare organizations for the relief of Indians and

other needy people; (2) private welfare organizations for the assistance

of needy persons within the United States; and (3) private welfare

organizations for the assistance of needy persons outside the United

States.

Suppiy and Foreegn Purchase Program

Procurement operations fall into three general categories: fl)

procurement for other Government agencies, principally the Foreign

Operations Administration, which administers the European-recovery

program, and for the Department of the Army, which administers

civilian-feeding programs in occupied areas of the Far East; (2)

limited procurement for foreign governments; and (3) procurement

for international relief organizations.

As required under this program, commodities are purchased abroad

(in cooperation with the Commodity Credit Corporation) to meet

both domestic and foreign requirements.

Sugar Program

The chief objective of the sugar program as set forth in the Sugar

Act of 1948 is ''to protect the welfare of consumers of sugars and

those engaged in the domestic sugar-producing industry." Attainment of this objective involves (1) determination of United States

consumption requirements; (2) administration of quotas to regulate

imports of sugar produced in foreign areas, as well as marketings of

sugar produced in domestic areas; and (3) pa^yments to domestic

producers of sugar beets and sugarcane, provided producers comply

with certain labor, wage, price, and marketing requirements prescribed

by law.

International Wheat Agreement

The International Wheat Agreement is aimed at assuring markets

for wheat to exporting countries and supplies of wheat to importing

countries at equitable prices. Under the terms of the agreement the

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United States is entitled to sell specified quantities of wheat to iniporting countries. The agreement sets up certain maximum and minimum

prices.

Drought Emergency Feed Program

This program provides feed grains and concentrates (excluding

hay) at reduced prices to livestock producers unable to purchase

feeds at regular prices in disaster areas designated by the President.

Eligible participants are farmers, stockmen and ranchers maintaining

foundation herds of livestock. The program is designed to distribute

stocks of feeds for drought relief through the regular channels of

trade, thereby minimizing the lag between approval for eligibility

and actual distribution.

The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation county committee is

responsible for issuing negotiable certificates to feed dealers presenting

Farmers' Purchase Orders issued by Farmers' Home Administration

county committees, and used by farmers in partial payment for feed.

This certificate, although negotiable, will eventually be used for the

purchase of CCC-owned designated surplus feeds.

Defense Food Program

The defense food program is carried on under authority of the

Defense Production Act of 1950, as amended, and related legislation.

Responsibility for important phases of this program has been delegated

by the Secretary of Agriculture to the Administrator of the Commodity

Stabilization Service.

The defense food program is designed to cover all essential uses and

to make certain that essential users obtain the food they need. To

carry out this basic objective, the Secretary has delegated the Commodity Stabilization Service authority to: (1) allocate and otherwise

control the distribution of foods where such controls appear to be

necessary; (2) serve as claimant for nonfood materials and facilities

and labor needed for food production, processing, and distribution;

(3) distribute fertilizer and farm machinery; (4) make recommendations concerning credit that may be necessary in particular cases; and

by special arrangement, (5) procure food needed for defense reserves

and other purposes. These activities are closely related to and many

are carried on in conjunction with operations conducted under regular

authorities of the Commodity Stabilization Service.

Storage Facilitses Program

Under auchority of the Commodity Credit Corporation, the Commodity Stabilization Service carries out storage facilities operations

through (1) purchasing and maintaining granaries and equipment

for care and storage of Corporation-owned or controlled grain in

areas where commercial storage facilities are inadequate ; (2) making

loans for construction or expansion of farm-storage facilities; and

(3) such other undertakings as may be necessary.
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OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR

James A. McConnel], Adm.

Walter C. Berprer, Assoc. Adm,

Lionel C. Holm, Exec. Asst. to the Adm,

William W. Chandler, Asst. to the Adm,

James W. Browning, Asst. to the Adm,

Gerald W. Landis, Asst. to the Adm.

Joseph B. Long, Asst. to the Adm.

PRICE SUPPORT—

Preston Richards, Deputy Adm.

John H. Dean, Asst. Deputy Adm.

Wingate E. Underhill, Asst. to Deputy Adm.

Roland F. Ballon, Asst. to Deputy Adm

PRODUCTION ADJUSTMENT—

R. Lawrence Manwaring, Deputy Adm.

Clay H. Stackhouse, Asst. Deputy Adm.

Richard D. Bridgforth, Asst. to Deputy Adm.

Charles M. Cox, Staff Advisor, Depuiy Adm.

Area DirectorsLetter E. Leigh—Midwest Area which comprises

the States of: Illinois, Indiana. Iowa, Kentucky,

Michigan, Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin.

Harris W. Soule—Northeast Area which comprises

the States of: Connecticut, Delaware, Maine,

Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,

New Jersey, New York, Peiuisylvania, Rhode

Island, Virginia, "Vermont, West Virginia and

the District of Columbia.

Howard J. Doggett—Northwest Area which comprises the States of: Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oregon, South

Dakota, Washington and Wyoming.

Robert S. Reed—Southeast Area which comprises

the States of: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida,

Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.

James R. Lyons—Southwest Area which comprises the States of: Arizona, California, Colorado, Kansas, Nevada, Ne\V*-Mexico, Oklahoma

Texas and Utah.

Roy J. Jordre—Insular Area which comprises the

territories of; Alaska, Hawaii and the Caribbean

Area.

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISIONJohn C. Hamilton, DîT.

Marden D. Kimball, Asst. Dir,

Procedures and Communications Branch—

C. Ernest Wyhe, Chief.

Procurement and Property Management

Branch—Francis X. Brady, Chief.

Records and Forms Management BranchJames L. Talbert, Chief.

AUDIT DIVISION—Delbert J. Harrill, Dir.

John F. McShea, Deputy Dir.

BUDGET DIVISION-Robert P, Beach, Dir.

Production Programs Branch—D. J. Scruggs,

Chief.

Commodity Programs Branch, Roy R. Madden,

Chief.

COMPLIANCE AND INVESTIGATION DL

VISION—William H. Duggan, Dir.

Stephen S. Sarrapede, Deputy Dir.

General Investigations Branch—Frank J.

Brechenser, Chief.

COTTON DIVISION—F. Marion Rhodes, Dir.

Elgia D. Bell, Depuiy Dir.

Commodity Programs Branch—Ralph H.

Raper, Chief.

Production Programs Branch—Wilson C.

Tucker, Chief.

FISCAL DIVISION—James J. Somers, Dir.

Wilham R. Kelly, Depuiy Dir.

John W. Vaughan, Depuiy Dir.

Rulon, Gibb, Depuiy Dir.

Appropriation Control Branch—Andrew J,

McCollum, Chief.

Claims Branch—Francis H. Hankes, Chief.

Corporate Control Branch—Chnton M. Hisle,

Jr., Chief.

Financial Analysis Branch—Frank D. Brenchley. Chief.

FOOD AND MATERIALS REQUIREMENTS

DIVISION-L. B. Taylor, Dir.

Bruce M. Easton, Depuiy Dir.

GRAIN DIVISION—Marion L. McLain, Dir.

Lloyd N. Case, Assoc. Dir.

John E. Tripp, Deputy Dir.

Alvah F. Troycr, Depuiy Dir.

Commodity Programs Branch—Albert J.

Bortón, Chief.

Commodity Storage and Maintenance BranchArthur M. Cumminss, Chief.

Procu'-ement and Sale^ Branch—Dwight R.

Kruse, Chief.

Program Analysis Branch—Thomas B. Walker,

Cliief.

'Wheat Agreement Branch—Arnold A. Garthofl,

Chief.

INFORMATION DIVISION-James B. Ha.sselman, Dir.

Production Adjustment—Willard Lamphere,

As.If. Dir.

LIVESTOCK AND DAIRY DIVISION-Don S.

Anderson, Acting Dir.

Francis W. ImMasche, Deputy Dir.

Dairy Operations Branch—Wendell A. James,

Chief

Livestock and Poultry Operations Branch—

Earie J. Cronkite, Chief

Program Analysis Branch—Harlan J. Emery,

Chief.

Wool Branch—L. Thornton Davis, Chief.

OILS AND PEANUT DIVISION-Jamcs E.

Thigpen, Dir.

George A. Parks, Jr., Deputy Dir.

Commodity Programs Branch—Howard A.

Akcrs, Chief.

Procuj-ement and Sales Branch—Herman M.

Young, Chief.

Productions Programs Branch—James W.

Merrill, Chief.

Program Analysis Branch—Sydney C. Reagan,

Chief.

PERFORMANCE AND AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC DIVISION-Ralph H. Moyer, Dir.

PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIVISION—

John P. Haughey, Dir.

Classification and Organization BranchCharles Potter, Chief.

Employee Standards and Development StaffIncentives and Procedures—A. A. Heimbcrg.

Safety and Compensation—William H. Hollaway.

Training—Merrill W. Taylor

Employment and Employee Relations BranchFrank P. Abbott, Chief.

PRICE DIVISION—J. Murray Thomp.son, Dir.

Sidney N. Gubin, Staff Asst.

William 0. Shofner, Staff Asst.

SUGAR DIVISION—Lawrence Myers, Dir.

Thomas H. Allen, Deputy Dir.

Conditional Payments Branch—Ole S. Homstad. Chief.

Program Analysis Branch—T. 0. Murphy,

Chief.

Quota and Allotment Branch—Hei-bert G.

Folken, Chief.

Wage, Price, and Commodity Programs Branch

—Alfred A. Greenwood, Chief.

TOBACCO DIVISION—Clarence L. Miller, Dir.

Commodity Programs Branch—Frank R. Ellis,

Chief.

Naval Stores Branch—Milton S. Briggs, Chief.

Production Programs Branch—Joseph J. Todd,

Chief.

Program Analysis Branch—Vaconcî/.

TRANSPORTATION AND WAREHOUSING

DIVISION—Martin J. Hudtloff, Dir.

Program Operations Branch—Clifford H.

S pence. Chief.

Technical Services Branch—Bertrand S. Soleau,

Chief.
Commodity Credit Corporation

The Commodity Credit Corporation was organized October 17,

1933, pursuant to Executive Order 6340 of October 16, 1933, under

the laws of the State of Delaware, as an agency of the United States.

From October 17, 1933 to July 1, 1939 the Commodity Credit Corporation was managed and operated in close affiliation with the

Reconstruction Finance Corporation. On July 1, 1939 the Commodity Credit Corporation was transferred to the United States

Department of Agriculture by the President's Reorganization Plan

I Approval of the Commoditv Credit Corporation Charter Act on

Jime 29, 1948 (62 Stat. 1070; 15 ÜSC Sup. 714), subsequently amended

established the Commodity Credit Corporation, effective July 1, 1948,

as an agency and instrumentahty of the United States under a permanent Federal charter. TIP

The Commodity Credit Corporation is managed by a board ol

directors, subject to the general supervision and direction of the

Secretary of Agriculture, who is an ex-officio director and chairman

of the board. The board consists of six members (in addition to the

Secretary of Agriculture), who are appointed by the President of the

United States by and with the advice and consent of the Senate.

In addition to the board of directors, the Commodity Credit Corporation has a five-member advisory board, the members of which

are appointed by the President of the United States. ^ Not more than

three of the members may belong to the same pohtical party. The

advisory board meets at least every 90 days to survey the general

pohcies of the Commodity Credit Corporation.

The Commodity Credit Corporation is capitalized at $100,000,000.

This Corporation also has authority to borrow not to exceed

$8,500,000,000 for use in carrying out its programs.

In carrying on its operations, the Commodity Credit Corporation

utilizes the personnel and facihties of the Commodity Stabilization

Service.

One of the major programs of the Corporation is price support,

which, under existing legislation is mandatory for corn, wheat, rice,

tobacco, cotton, peanuts, wool, mohair, tung nuts, honey, and milk

and butterfat. For other commodities price support is permissive.

Another important program of the Corporation is the procurement

of agricultural products to meet the needs of United States Government agencies—principally those administering relief programs

abroad—cash-paying foreign governments, and international relief

agencies. The Corporation is authorized to purchase commodities

abroad to meet both domestic and foreign requirements. The Corporation is also authorized to exchange surplus agricultural commodities which it has acquired for strategic and critical materials purchased abroad.

The Corporation may export or cause to be exported at competitive

world prices any commodity or product that is not in short supply.

Administration of American operations under the International Wheat

Agreement is a resi)onsibility of the Commodity Credit Corporation.

Under its storage facilities program, the Corporation (1) purchases

and maintains granaries and equipment for care and storage of

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Corporation-owned or controlled grain in areas where commercial

storage facilities are inadequate, (2) makes loans for the construction

or expansion of farm-storage facilities, and (3) undertakes such other

operations as may be necessary to provide storage adequate to carry

out efficiently and effectively the Corporation's programs.

OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION

True D. Morse, Près.

J. A. McConncll, Exec. Vice Près.

Walter C. Berger, Vice Près.

Preston Richards, Vice Près.

H. Lawrence Manwaring, Vice Près.

Lionel C. Holm, Sec.

J. J. Somers, Cont.

Rulon Gibb, Treas.

W. R. Kelly, Chief Acct.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Ezra Taft Benson, Chairman, Sec. of Agri.

True D. Morse.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS—Continued.

J. Earl Coke.

Earl L. Butz.

Ross Rizley.

0. V. Wells.

R. L. Farrington.

ADVISORY BOARD

Rudolph K. Froker.

Theodore Funk.

Arnold William Groth.

Herbert J. Hughes.

William Rhea Blake.
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committees

County and community committees of farmers are elected b}^ the

farmers in a coiint}^. These committees, known as Agricultural

Stabihzation and Conservation County and Community Committees,

are used by the Commodity Stabilization Service and Agricultural

Conservation Programs Service in the execution of all programs dealing directly with farmers. State Committees are appointed by the

Secretary of Agriculture under authority of the Soil Conservation and

Domestic Allotment Act, and are known as Agricultural Stabihzation

and Conservation (AvSC) State Committees. ASC State Committees,

subject to the general direction and supervision of the Administrator,

Commodity Stabihzation Service are generally responsible for carrying out the Commodity Stabilization Service and Agricultural Conservation Program Service programs within the Stai;e.

These committees have a dual responsibility. In contacting the

farmers of their respective areas and obtaining recommendations and

suggestions in the formulation of programs, their responsibility is to

the farm operators to provide programs and program provisions which

will as nearly as possible fit the conditions prevailing. Recommendations of State, county and community committeemen are, to the extent feasible, incorporated in the National programs. These programs,

when foriTiulated, are turned over to State, county and community

committees for execution, and these committees are thereafter responsible to the Department for the efficient execution of such programs.

Programs administered through ASC State, county and community

committees include the agricultural conservation, production adjustment, price support and stabilization, and related programs as assigned.

Sugar Act payments, and other programs requiring direct dealings with

farmers and other agricultural interests.

The following are the locations of Agricultural Stabilization and

Conservation State Offices and the names of the State Chairman of

the ASC State Committees (See Field Activities Section of this book

for local addresses):

Alabama—Montgomery:

James H. Jones, Chairman.

Arizona—Phoenix:

Obed M. Lassen, Chairman.

Arkansas—Little Rock:

W. L. Jameson, Jr., Chairman.

California—Oakland:

Glen R. Harris, Chairman.

Colorado—Denver:

Harry R. Clark, Chairman.

Connecticut—Storrs:

William S. Wadsworth, Chairman.

Delaware—Newark:

Paul W. Mitchell, Chairman.

Florida—Gainesville:

Walter B. Anderson, Chairman.

Georgia—Athens:

John F. Bradley, Chairman.

Idaho—Boise:

W. J. Croa, Chairman.

Illinois—Springfield:

Edmund C. Secor, Acting Chairman.

Indiana—Indianapolis:

Reed W. Wilson, Chairman.

Iowa—Des Moines:

Dwight W. Meyer, Chairman.

Kansas—Manhattan:

Wendell O. Becraft, Chairman.

Kentucky—Lexington:

James R. Rash, Chairman.

Louisiana—Alexandria:

Lloyd A. MuUin, Chairman.

Maine—Orono:

Robert S. Pike, Chairman.

Maryland—College Park:

George J. Martin, Chairman.

Massachusetts—Amherst:

Melville G. Grey, Chairman.

Michigan—Lansing:

Bruce F. Clothier, Chairman.

Minnestoa—St. Paul:

Clarence D. Palmby, Chairman.

Mississippi—Jackson : Charles L. Neil!, Chairman.

Missouri—Columbia:

Murray C. Colbert, Chairman.

Montana—Bozeman:

Frank A. Cleland, Chairman.

Nebraska—Lincoln : Marion P. Young, Chairman.

Nevada—Reno:

Edward A. Settelmeyer, Chairman.

New Hampshire—Durham:

Lester E. Connor, Chairman.

New Jersey—New Brunswick:

Milton C. Tice, Chairman.

New Mexico—AlbuquerQue:

Harry M. Rickman, Chairman.

New York—Syracuse:

Robert J. Howard, Chairman.

North Carolina—Raleigh:

Frederick R. Keith, Sr., Chairman.

North Dakota—Fargo:

Palmer Levin, Chairman.

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Ohio—Columbus:

Frank N. Famsworth, Chairman.

Oklahoma—Stillwatcr:

Forest W. Bcall, Chairman.

Oregon—Portland:

E. Harvey Miller, Chairman.

Pennsylvania—Harrisburg:

Christian E. Cassel, Chairman.

Rhode Island—Providence:

Fred L. Basconibe, Chairman.

South Carolina—Columbia:

Ben Boatwrisht, Chairman.

South Dakota—Huron:

John A. Johnson, Chairman.

Tennessee—N ash ville:

James W. Cross, Jr., Chairman.

Texas—College Station:

Claude K. McCan, Chairman.

Utah—Salt Lake City:

Joseph T. Allen, Chairman.

Vermont—Burlington :

L. Earl "Wilson, Chairman.

Virginia-RlehmOTïù :

Everett U. Duncan, Chairman.

Washington—Spokane:

Archie M. Camp, Chairman.

West Virginia—Morgantown:

M. Earl Nelson, Chairman.

Wisconsin-Madison:

William R. Merriam, Chairman.

Wyoming—Casper:

Robert L. Henderson, Chairman.

Alaska-College:

Philip R. Johnson, Chairman.

Hnwaii—Honolulu:

Will N. King, Director.

Puerto Rico—Santurce:

Rafael Menendez-Ramos, Chairman.

G. Laguardia, Dir.

ASC county offices are usually located in the

county scat and their address may be obtained from

the ASC State office.
FecEercsl Crop Insurance Corporation

The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation, created within the

Department of Agriculture in 1938, develops and operates a practical

plan of insurance protection against loss of investment in crops from

unavoidable causes such as adverse weather conditions, insect infestation and plant diseases. This protection is an amount not exceeding

the usual investment in the insured crop.

The program is operated on a business basis, with insured farmers

paying premiums for the protection. The premiums to be paid byfarmers are established at rates which are expected to balance with

indemnities paid out over a period of years.

The crop investment protection offered in a county is usually on the

crops most important to the farmers' income. The number of insurance counties is limited by legislation.

Under present legislation, insurance is being offered on wheat,

cotton, corn, tobacco, flax, and dry edible beans on a commodity

basis. Protection of investment in several crops is being offered

under a multiple crop insurance plan in diversified farming areas.

Trial programs may be operated on additional commodities when

sufficient actuarial data are available. A limited scale trial program

is currently being offered on citrus crops.

OFFICE OF THE MANAGER

C. S. Laldlaw, Mgr.

C. A. Fretts, ^ssí, Mffr.

Area Directors Staff—E, W. Anderson, R. F.

Bullard, M. J. Kassuhe, J. H. Morrison.

Corporation Audit Staff—Joe R. McWilliams,

Chhf.

ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION—H. Eugene

Harkcr, Dh.

W. Nelson Monies, Pers. Off.

Procurement and Property Management Branch—

T. B. Ciianey, Chief.

Records Management Branch, 0. V. Trowbridge,

CLAIMS DIVISION—E. C. Neas, Dir.

W, E. Atterbury, Asst. Dir.

FINANCE DIVISION—G. E. Evans, Acting Dir.

Budget Branch—N. H. Bolin, Acting Chief.

Accounting Branch—R. F. Gillespie, Chiff.

SALES AND SERVICING DIVISION—E. H.

Nikkei, Dir.

R. A. Dimock, Asst. Dir.

UNDERWRITING DIVISION—M. Eldon

Colby, Dir.

E. S. Sharp, Asst. Dir.

Actuarial Statistics Branch—J, B. Dvess, Chi;f,

Underwriting Staff—Raymond E. Morehead.

J. Raymond Fettle, J. Link Haws, Grover

Warmbrod, Elmer Schubert, Charles E.

Raymond.

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AGRICULTURAL CREDIT

Assistant to the Secretary

Kenneth L. Scott

Assistant to Mr. Scott . . . Harvey A. Dahl

Farmers Home Administration

The Farmers Home Administration, through loans and other

assistance, helps farmers place their operations on a more efficient

basis. It also provides emergency loans for farmers who because of

drought, floods, or shnilar disasters, need a supplemental source of

credit.

Credit extended by the agency supplements but does not compete

with loans made by private and cooperative lenders. Veterans

receive preference for all types of loans.

Operating loans, that help small farmers make better use of land

and labor resources, are made for the purchase of equipment, feed,

seed, fertilizer, hvestock, and other farming needs including ¡family

subsistence. Maximum initial loan is $7,000, total outstanding

operating loan indebtedness is limited to $10,000 for any one borrower. Loans are to be repaid in 1 to 7 years.

Farm Ownership loans are made to help farmers buy, enlarge,

develop, or improve efficient family-type farms. Loans may be

made direct from appropriated funds or from private capital backed

by Government insured mortgages. Loans are amortized for periods

not to exceed 40-years but can be repaid in less than 40 years through

larger payments in good years. Insured mortgage loans are limited to

90 percent of the fair and reasonable value of the farm as certified by

the country committee.

The authority for making Water Facilities loans in the seventeen

western States has been amended to provide for making water facility

and soil conservation loans throughout the entire United States.

Loans are made for the construction, repair, or maintenance of needed

water facilities such as wells, ponds, reservoirs, pumping installations,

and farm water distribution systems. Loans are made to improve

use of farm land by providing financing for soil conservation practices

and facilities, establishment of improved pastures, drainage facilities,

and other similar soil conservation measures. Loans, direct or

insured, are made to individuals and groups of farmers. A limit of

$25,000 is placed on loans to individuals, and $250,000 on loans to

associations.

In designated areas where an emergency has caused need for supplemental agricultural credit, loans are made to enable farmers to continue operations. These loans cannot be made to reimburse farmers

directly or indirectly for losses caused by the emergency nor to refinance existing indebtedness.

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Special livestock loans are made to help established producers and

feeders of cattle, sheep and goats (except commercial feed lot operators) maintain their normal livestock operations. They are repayable in 1 to 3 3^cars.

All loans are made through the agency's 1,500 local oifices serving

all agricultural counties. Loans are subject to approval of applicants'

eligibihty by the Farmers Home Administration committee for the

particular county. Each county committee is made up of three local

persons, at least two of whom are farmers.

The Farmers Home Administration supervisors in charge of the

local offices, many serve more than one county, receive applications,

make loans, assist borrowers with planning and carrying out farm and

home plans, receive payments, and handle other phases of local program administration.

State Directors in 41 State offices, some serving more than one

State, are administratively in charge of the Farmers Home Administration in their units. The State Director is responsible to the

Administrator and has the assistance of a State Farmers Home

Administration Advisory Committee of five members.

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR

R. B. McLcaish, Adm.

Henry C. Smith, Deputy Adm.

Wylie B. Reed, Asst. Adm. (For Loan Operations) .

Lottie Randolph, Spec. Assf. to the Adm.

Information Staff—Philip S. Brown, Dir.

BUDGET AND STATISTICS DIVISION—

Charles C. Barnard, Dir.

Almon T. Mace, Dir.

Budget Branch—(FacaTîO, Chief.

Statistics Branch—Frank Dawson, Chief.

BUSINESS SERVICES DIVISION-Homer M.

Allen, Dir.

C. H. Van Natta, Asst. Dir.

Rules and Regulations Branch—V. 0. Roy,

Chief.

Property and Space Management Branch—

Melvln V. Cole, Chief.

Communications and Records Management

Branch—Gardner Walker, Chief.

EXAMINATION DIVISION-J. William Howell,

Dir.

Broadaway G. Frazicr, Assi. Dir.

Robert W. Chapline, Asst. Dir.

Finance Liaison Stalï—W. R. Cullinan, Asst. Dir.

LOAN DIVISION—Stephen C. Hughes, Asst. to

the Dir.

Emergency Loan Branch—Frank Pollard, Chief.

Farm Ownership Loan Branch—Bernard H.

Polk, Chief.

Prorluction and Subsistence Loan Branch—

M. H. Willinms, Chief.

Water Facilities Loan Branch—Cyril S. Allen,

Chief.

PERSONNEL DIVISION—James A. Sommer

ville, Dir.

Employment Branch—Henry J, Wiemann,

Chi-f.

Classiñcation Branch—Milton A. Arnold, Chief.
Rural Electrification Administration

The Eural Electrification Administration administers two loan

programs: (1) For rural electrification facilities; and (2) for extension

and improvement of rural telephone service.

Loans for rural electrification are made to cooperatives, public

utility districts, municipalities and power companies to finance electric generation, transmission, and distribution facifities in order to

bring electricity to persons in rural areas not receiving central station

electric service. The Rural Electrification Act provides that in

making electric loans preference shall be given to cooperatives and

other nonprofit organizations. It also authorizes loans to finance the

wiling of rural establishments and the purchase of electrical equipment by those receiving service. There are slightly over 1,000

borrowers. More than 95 percent of all Rural Electrification Administration funds have been lent to locally-owned, member-controlled cooperatives organized under State laws. All Rural Electrification Administration loans are self-liquidating. Loans are made

on a maximum 35 year amortization basis with interest at 2 percent.

The Administrator is also authorized and empowered to make

loans to persons now providing or who may hereafter provide telephone service in rural areas and to cooperative, nonprofit, limited

dividend or mutual associations. These loans are for the purpose of

financing the improvements, expansion, construction, acquisition,

and operation of telephone lines, facilities or systems to furnish and

improve telephone service in rural areas. The Administrator is

further authorized and empowered to make loans for the purpose of

refinancing outstanding indebtedness of persons furnishing telephone

service in rural areas where such financing is necessary in order to

furnish and improve telephone service in rural areas.

The Administration maintains no field offices. It has, however, a

field staff of engineers, accountants, management advisors and telephone specialists.

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR

Anchor Neisen, Adm.

Fred H. Strong, Deputy Adm.

Roy G. Zook, Asst. Adm. (Electrification)

J. K. O'Shaughnessy, Asst. Adm. (Telephone)

ELECTRIC OPERATIONS AND LOANS

DIVISION—James B. McCurley, Chief.

Borrowers' Management—Edward F. Wilson,

Asst. Div. Chief.

Management Section—Frank D. Wilkinson,

Head.

Insurance Section—Edward M. Saundcrs,

Head.

Retail Rate Section—William W. Arnett,

Head.

Power Procurement Section—Ernest W.

Moldenhauer, Head.

Locker Plants Section—Frank V. Turney,

Head.

Loans—George E. Dillon, Asst. Div. Chief.

Loans Section—William P. Nixon, Head.

Valuation Section—Richard F. Richter, Head.

Power Requirements Section—Everett R.

Brown, Head.

Borrowers' Accounting Staff—John W. Scott,

Head.

Electric Farming Staff—Richard A, Dell, Head.

ELECTRIC ENGINEERING DIVISIONJoseph E. O'Brien, Chief.

Power Generation—Milton Chase, Asst Div.

Chief.

Power Planning Section—John K. Tayler,

Head.

Hydro Plants Section—William G. Horkan,

Head.

Steam Plants Section—Ivan A. Bosnian,

Head.

Inteiniil Combustion Plants Section—Everett

J. Raushenbcrger, Head.

Transmission and Distribution—John H.

Rixse, Jr., Asst. Div. Chief.

Northern Region (Electric)—Wade M. Edmunds,

Chief.

Northeast Area—Ralph J. Foreman, Dir.

Engineering Section—Edward E. Warner,

Head.

Accounting Section—Hubert Moore, Head.

Operations Section (1)—Robert Broderick,

Head.

Operations Section (4)—Hubert Wales, Head.

North Central Area—Osborne Briden, Dir.

Engineering Section—Gaylord L. Woodworth,

Head.

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Northern Region (Electric)—Wade M. Edmunds,

Cftíí/—Continued

North Central Area—Osborne Briden, Dir.—

Continued

Accounting Section—Carl R. PuUen, Head.

Operations Section (5)—George Lewis, Head.

Operations Section (6)—Harold Whittle, Head.

Western Area—Chris L. Schultz, Dir.

Engineering Section—Edward L. Arnn, Head.

Accountmg Section—Ralph A. Chesley, Head.

Operations Section (7)—Ershel G. Keffer,

Head.

Operations Section (9)—Frederic R. Hamlin,

Head.

Southern Region (Electric)—William Callaway,

Chief.

Southeast Area—John H. Scoltock, Dir.

Engineering Section—George Cole, Head.

Accounting Section—Leo A. McCarthy, Head.

Operations Section (2)—F. Allen Vardy, Head.

Operations Section (3)—Joseph McCombs,

Head.

Southwest Area—R. E. Cole, BIT.

Engineering Section—Ray P. Stokely, Head.

Accounting Section—Christopher, J. Dineen,

Head.

Operations Section (8)—David Askegaard,

Head.

Operations Section (10)—Howard V. Killion,

Head.

TELEPHONE OPERATIONS AND LOANS

DIVISION—Everett C. Weitzeil, Chief.

Accounting Section—Virgil P. Russell, Head.

Loans Section—Richard G. Schmitt, Jr.,

Head.

Management Section—Charles H. Tool, Head.

Valuation Section—Dormán E. Basier, Head.

Rate Section—F. Berlin Shoemaker, Head.

Northern Region—Edgar F. Renshaw, Asst.

Div. Chief.

Regional Accounting Section—RoUand W.

Mars, Head.

Northeast Section—Charles A. Jackson, Head.

North Central Section—William A. Ricketts,

Head.

Western Section—Harold F. Clark, Head.

Southern Region—Edward Maddox, Asst. Div.

Chief.

Regional Accounting Section—Howard C.

Paine, Head.

Southeast Section—Walter L. Wolff, Head.

Southwest Section—Walter E. Rich, Head.

TELEPHONE ENGINEERING DIVISION—

Raymond W. Lynn, Chief.

Staff Engineering—Warner T. Smith, Asst.

Div. Chief.

TELEPHONE ENGINEERING DIVISION—

Raymond W. Lynn, C/f/e/—Continued

Staff Plannmg—William H. Eastman, Asst.

Div. Chief.

Northern Region—Hoburg B. Lee, Asst. Div.

Chief.

Northeast Section—Dermison D. Mohler,

Head.

North Central Section—Clarence C. Hanks,

Head.

Western Section—Donald Q, Housley, Head.

Southern Region—Frederick H. Nolke, Asst.

Div. Chief.

Southeast Section—Harry N. Stafford, Head.

Southwest Section—Russell E. Payne, Head.

Internal Audit—Eugene R. Riddle, Chief.

Carl E. Day, Asst. Chief.

ADMINISTRATIVE AND LOAN ACCOUNTING DIVISION—AVells E. Ludlow, Chief.

Loans Receivable Section—Paul A. Carroll,

Head.

Fiscal Control Section—Louis E. Fortson,

Head.

Collections and Custodial Section—Nathan

Moore, Head.

Statistical Services Section—David M. Adison

Head.

Voucher Examination and Employee Accounts Section—Alexander M. Casanges,

Head.

INFORMATION SERVICES DIVISION—Kermit Overbv, Chief.

Robert H. Ingram, Asst. Chief.

Publications Section—Joseph H. Brewer,

Head.

Current Information Section—William

Spivey, Head.

Audio-Visual Section—Andrew L. McLay,

Head.

PERSONNEL DIVISION—Henry C. Stams,

Chief.

Edward J. Moriarty Asst. Chief.

Classification and Organization SectionLouis V. Mayóla, Head.

Employment Section—Louis K. Jorgensen,

Head.

Training Section—Hans S. Hoiberg, Head.

ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION—Robert T.

Beall, Chief.

George P. Herzog, Asst. Chief.

Program Analysis Section—Robert Partridge,

Head.

Organization and Management SectionRobert H. Robinson, Head.

Budget Section—George P. Herzog, Acting

Head.

Administrative Services Section—William

T. Templeman, Head.
DEPARTMENTAL ADMINÍSTRATION

Administrative Assistant Secretary

Ralph S. Roberts

Office of Budget and Finance

The Office of Budget and Finance carries out departmental functions

relating to over-all administration of the budgetary, procurement, and

fiscal affaii's of the Department. It is supervised by the Director of

Finance ^ and Budget Officer. It has responsibility for providing

leadership, coordination, and supervision of the foregoing activities,

includhig the acquisition and distribution of funds; accounting;

auditing; budgetary and financial reporting; budget, fiscal, and

procurement organization and management; purchasing, warehousing,

utilizing, and disposing of administrative and operating supphes,

equipment, and materials; and related activities.

The Office formulates and promulgates departmental pohcies and

procedures relatmg to the above functions. It reviews and evaluates

program and legislative proposals for budgetary, financial, and

related implications. In cooperation with other agencies, it provides

leadership in the development of improvements in the management

and operation of program and administrative activities of the Department, and, through the normal budgetary process and by other

means, anatyzes and evaluates the efficiency of program operations.

The Office acts as department liaison on the foregoing matters with

other Government agencies, including the congressional committees

on appropriations.

The Office of Budget and Finance coordinates in the field the

activities of area agricultural equipment committees to assure maximum effective utilization of administrative and operating suppKes

and equipment owned and procured by the Department. The

headquarters of the seven area committees are as follows: Upper

Darby, Pennsjdvania; Atlanta, Georgia; Minneapolis, Minnesota;

Little Rock, Arkansas; Denver, Colorado; Albany, California; and

Portland, Oregon.

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR

Joseph C. Wheeler, Dir. of Finance and Budget

Off.

John 0. Cooper, Jr., Deputy Dir.

Charles L. Grant, Deputy Dir.

John L. Wells, Asst. Dir.

John H. Lynch, Program Analyst.

Guerry R. Smith, Program Analyst.

William A. Suto, Program Analyst.

Donald A. Russell, Prgram Analyst.

Elmo B. Bryan, Admin. Asst.

DIVISION OF ACCOUNTING AND AUDITCharles I. Jenkins, Chief.

Accounting Operations—Dwlght L. Myers

Audit Policies and Methods—John J. Mallen

Fiscal Examinations and Systems Development—Glenn W. Sitz

DIVISION OF BUDGETARY AND FINANCIAL REPORTS—Emmett B. Collins, Chief.

DIVISION OF ESTIMATES AND ALLOTMENTS—Andrew J. Nemshick, Chief.

Allotments and Apportionments—John P.

Skeflington

Budget Estimates—J. B. McWhorter

Budget Methods and Procedures-David A,

Curry

DIVISION OF LEGISLATIVE REPORTING

AND MANAGEMENT REVIEW—John

L. Wells, Chief.

Fiscal Management—Joseph P. Loftus

Legislative Reporting—Carl R. Sapp

DIVISION OF PROCUREMENT AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT-John B. Holden,

Chief.

Procurement Management—Tony M. Baldauf

Property Management—WiUiam J. Gross

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Office of Hearing Examiners

The Office of Hearing Examiners was established December 9,

1946, by the Secretary of Agriculture in compliance with the Administrative Procedure Act (5 U. S. C. 1001 et seq.). Examiners hold

hearings when called on to do so by the administrative agencies of

the Department in connection with the prescribing of new regulations

and orders; on disciplinary complaints filed by the Department

agamst individuals; and, on petitions filed by private parties asking

relief from some action of the Department or its agencies.

In general, the examiners make reports, recommend decisions, and

perform such related duties as may be required by the Administrative

Procedure Act and the statutory provisions, regulations, and rules of

practice applicable to various matters under their jurisdiction. In

accordance with the Administrative Procedure Act, administrative

hearings are, with few exceptions, held outside of Washington, D. C.

OFFICE OF HEARING EXAMINERS I OFFICE OF HEARING EXAMINERS—Con.

Glen J. Gifford, Chief Hearing Examiner Glen J. Gifford, Chief Hearing Examiner—Con.

Jack W. Bain, Hearing Examiner G. Osmond Hyde, Hearing Examiner

John J. Curry, Hearing Examiner I Will Rogers, Hearing Examiner
Office of Information

The Office of Information, as a staff agency, determines overall

and basic operating policies and procedm-es for information work.

This includes advisory assistance to the Secretary on all informational

matters.

The Office dii'ects, integrates, and coordinates information work

with the Department's overall basic planning, research, and action

programs, including planning, formulating, and coordinating policies

for agency information programs and operation. It also reviews rll

information operations of the Department for effective and efficient

operation and produces certain information materials. The work of

the Office falls into three groups:

Publications. This Division is responsible for final review, printing,

and distribution of Department publications and for policy clearance

and control of all publications, both printed and processed. Through

several series of technical and popular publications information concerning results of research, conservation, regulatory, and service work

of the Department is made available to farmers and the public generally. Technical publications are printed in small volume for scientific workers and cooperators. Popular publications may be obtained

through Members of Congress, county agents of the Federal Extension

Service, or dü-ect from the Department in Washington.

Current Injormation, CmTcnt agricultural information is disseminated by the Press Service, Special Reports Division, and the Radio

and Television Service. Close cooperation is maintained with the

daily and periodical press in disseminating useful information concerning programs of the Department in an effort to help farmers

reduce production costs, conserve the soil, improve the quality of

their products, and widen their markets.

Also, regular cooperation is maintained with major radio networks

in assembling and broadcasting timely information to farm families.

Through State extension editors, information is supplied in broadcast

form to local radio stations. Special information is sent weekly to

about 550 radio stations for use of farm directors in program planning.

In television, a weekly television packet reporting on research and

action programs and containing suggested script and materials for

ready use and adaptation for local delivery goes on request to more

than 100 farm telecasters.

Visual. Visual agricultural information is disseminated through

motion pictures, exhibits, illustrations, and photographs.

The Motion Picture Service produces for field distribution educational motion pictures designed to interpret, to farm people primarily,

problems and programs for agriculture and to guide and instruct in

the production, marketing, and use of food and fiber.

Through production and display of educational exhibits and through

correlation of exbibit activities of the Department, the Exhibits

Service places before farmers, homemakers, and the rural public

information on currently important agricultural situations and subjects, and especially the results of research.

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40 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

Illustrations and photographies production work of the Department,

with the exception of cartographic work, is performed by the Office of

Information. A central file of all news and general illustration

photographs is maintained.

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR

R. Lyle Webster, Dir. of Information.

Harold R. Lewis, James H. McCormick,

Asst. Dirs.

CURRENT INFORMATION—

Press Service—Harry P. Clark. Aclinq Chief.

Radio and Television Service—Kenneth M.

Gapen, Chief.

Yearbook Editor—Alfred D. StefTerud.

Farm Paper Letter Editor—Stanley H. Gaines

Food and Home Notes—Helen Crouch Douglass

PUBLICATIONSDivision of Publications—Harry P. Mileham,

Chief.

Printing—H. E. Goodrich, Chief.

Inquiries and Distribution—R. A. Hollins, Chief

VISUAL—

Art and Graphics Division—Elmo J. White,

Chief.

Exhibits Service—Harris T. Baldwin, Chief.

Motion Picture Service—Walter K. Scott, Chief.

Division of Photography—Robert B. Branstead,

Acting Chief.

ADMINISTRATION—

Administrative Services Division—Galen Yates,

Chief.
Libres ry

The Department Library contains more than a milHon vohmics on

agriculture and the related sciences, tcchnolog-y and economics. The

Library currently receives more than 23,000 periodical and serial

publications.

The dictionary card catalog of the Library, containing more than

1,300,000 cards, is a record of the book resources of the whole Department. It is supplemented by several extensive indexes. A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF AGRICULTURE in printed form is issued

monthly by the Library. Together, these form the most comprehensive bibliography of agriculture and the related sciences available

in the United States. Miscellaneous bibliographies on special subjects are issued from time to time. Photoprints and microfilms of

library materials are available at cost.

OFFICE OF THE DIKECTOR

Ealpli R. Shaw, Dir.

Louise O. Bercaw, Asst. Dir.

W. W. Fiimey, Fiscal Off.

Blanche L. Oliveri, Pers. Off.

DIVISION OF BIBLIOGRAPHY—Margaret

S. Bryant, Chief.

Bibliography of Agriculture Section—Ruby

W. Moats, Chiefs

Special Bibliography Section-T'ocancy.

DIVISION OF REFERENCE AND LENDING SERVICE—Louise 0. Bercaw, Chief.

Reference Section—Oliver M. Shipley, Acting

Chief.

Beltsville Branch—Signe Ruh Ottersen, Chief.

Legal Branch—Wallace A. Jones, Chief.

Lending Section—Angelina J. Carabelli,

Chief.

Field BlanchesCalifornia—Albany.

Illinois—Peoría.

Louisiana—New Orleans.

Permsylvania—Wyndmoor.

Wisconsin—Madison.

DIVISION OF REFERENCE AND LENDING SERVICE—Louise 0. Bercaw, Chief.—

Continued

Cooperating State AgenciesCalifornia—Davis.

University of California Library.

Florida—Gainesville.

Florida Agricultural Experiment Stations.

Nebraska—Lincoln.

University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Library.

Oklahoma—S tillwater.

Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical

College Library.

Rhode Island—Ivingston.

University of Rhode Island Library.

DIVISION OF TECHNICAL PROCESSES—

Vacancii.

Acquisition Section—Kirby B. Payne, Acting

Chief.

Catalog and Record Section—Bella E. Shachtman, Chief.

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Office of Personnel

The Office of Personnel is responsible for the personnel management

program of the Department. This program includes position classification, job evaluation, salary and wage administration, recruitment, examination, placement, retirement, separation, leave, incentive

awards, performance ratings, employee relations, training, employee

security, safety, organization, investigations, and health. The Office

promulgates departmental pohcies and procediu'es relating to these

functions and delegates substantial authorities to agencies for carrying

out the operational phases of the personnel management program.

In addition to the continuous day-to-day contacts on specific problems,

the Office conducts a systematic and periodic review to insure unification of the personnel management program and to measure its effectiveness and how well it serves the agencies' personnel management requirements. It serves as the haison office on matters of personnel

administration with all governmental or private agencies concerned

with the work of this Department,

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR

MacHpnry Schäfer, BíT.

James L. Buckley, Assl. Dir.

8. B. Herren, ^5i<. Dir.

Carl E. Herrick, Asst. to the T>ir.

J. Olen Cassity, Personnel Secuiifii Off'.

DIVISION OF CLASSIFICATION—Joseph P.

Findlay, Acting Chief.

DIVISION OF ORGANIZATION AND PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT—N. R. Bear, Chief.

DIVISION OF EMPLOYEE HEALTH—Dr.

Mclvin T. Johnson, Chief.

DIVISION OF INVESTIGATIONS—0. T.

Forster, Chief.

DIVISION OF EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE

AND DEVELOPMENT—C. O. Henderson. Chief.

DIVISION OF EMPLOYMENT-Max P. Reid,

Acting Chief.

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OfÍBce of Planf and Operations

The Office of Plant and Operations exercises general responsibility

for the Department for planning, developing, and administering the

program for the management of: (1) Both Department-owned and

leased real estate, including its acquisition, disposition, management

and utilization, planned to provide economical and efficient housing

of the activities of the Department* and (2) the Department's records throughthe design and introduction of policies, organization, procedures, and techniciues devised to provide eíTcctive and economical

controls over the creation, maintenance, use, preservation, and disposition of records. Also provides budgetary, personnel, fiscal and

other administrative services for the Office of the Secretary; and

certain departmental services in the District of Columbia, including

telephone and telegraph, central mimeographing, multihthing, and

other duplicating services, addressing and mailing, centralized supply

services for the storage and distribution of office and scientific supplies,

and printed forms, motor transport service, and Department post

office for the receipt, distribution, and dispatch of official mail.

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR

F. R. Mangham, Dir.

Terry J. McAdams, Ax9f. IHr.

Samuel L. Gardiner, Assl. to the Dir.

John S. Lucas, Dent. Recorfl.i Secii.ii':i Off.

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISIONHugh W. Berger, Chief.

REAL ESTATE DIVISION-Mackey W. AVhite,

Chief.

RECORDS ADMINISTRATION DIVISIONWilliiim T. Liniian, Chief.

SERVICE OPERATIONS DIYL"^ION-William

E. Weir, Chief.

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OFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR

Solicitor

Robert L. Farrîngfon

The Solicitor is the chief law officer of the Department.^ He is

assisted by a Deputy Solicitor, an Associate Solicitor for Litigation,

and by four Associate Solicitors in charge of the legal work arising

under the various programs administered in the Department, together

with their staffs, consisting of divisions under the supervision of

chiefs. The field attorneys on the staff of the SoHcitor act as legal

advisers to the field officers of the Department. ^ The Solicitor represents the Secretary of Agi'iculture and the Administrator of the Farmers Home Administration in civil actions

arising under the Farmers Home Administration Act of 1946 and also

represents the Secretary in proceedings before the Interstate Commerce Commission involving freight rates on farm commodities and

in appeals from the decisions of the Commission to the courts. By

special assignment of the Attorney General, the Associate Solicitor

for Litigation represents the Department in certain classes of cases

before the United States Courts of Appeals. All other civil htigation

affecting the Department is handled by the Department of Justice,

with the Office of the Solicitor assisting in the preparation and trial

of such cases. Criminal cases arising under the programs of the

Department are reviewed for the purpose of referring them to the

Department of Justice. The Solicitor also represents the Department in administrative proceedings for the promulgation of rules

having the force and effect of law and in quasi-judicial hearings held

in connection with the administration of various programs.

The Solicitor issues both formal and informal opinions on legal

questions arising in the administration of the Department's programs

and provides a variety of other legal services, such as the preparation

and review of administrative rules and regulations applicable to the

public, the drafting of proposed legislation, the preparation and interpretation of contracts, mortgages, leases, deeds, and simuar documents, the prosecution of patent applications by employees of the

Department, the examination of titles to lands to be acquired by the

Department or accepted as security for loans, and the disposition of

claims by and against the United States arising out of the Department's activities.

The Solicitor also serves as general counsel for the Commodity

Credit Corporation and the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation,

agencies within the Department.

OFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR

Robert L. Farrington, Solicitor

Edward M. Shulman, Dipuiy SolicUor

W. Edward Bawcombe, Extc. Assi. to the Solicitor.

AGRICULTURAL CREDIT—Howard Rooney,

Assoc. Solicitor.

Farmers Home Division—Howard V. Campbell, Chief.

COMMODITY CREDIT, PRODUCTION AND

ADJUSTMENT—Edward M. Shulman, Deputy

Solicitor.

Commodity Credit Division—George E. Cooper

Chief.

Production and Adjustment Division—John C.

Bagwell, Chief.

FORESTRY AND GENERAL LEGAL SERVICES—Edward F. Mynatt,ylssoc. Solicitor.

Forestry and Lands Division—Reynolds G.

Florance, Chief.

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FORESTRY AND GENERAL LEGAL SERVICES—Edward F. Mynatt, Assoc. Solicitor—

Continued

General Legal Services Division—Ralph F.

Koebel, Chief.

LITIGATION-Ñeil Brooks, Assoc. Solicitor.

MARKETING AND REGULATORY LAWS—

Charles W. Buey, Assoc. Solicitor.

General Regulatory Division—Carl R. Bullock,

Chief.

Marketing Division—Clarence H. Girard,

Chief.

RURAL UTILITIES-K.Wüde Blackburn, ^ssoc.

Solicitor.

Rural Utilities Loans Division—Russell P.

Fischer, Chief.

Rural Utilities Operations Division—Louis

Gorrín, Chief.
FIELD ACTIVBTBES SECTION

This section of the Directory is a geographical arrangement showing

the field activities of the Department of Agriculture listed by cities

and towns where employees are located in the States, Territories,

possessions, in Puerto Rico and in foreign countries.

The name in parentheses following the name of the city is the

name of the county in which that particular city is located. Work

at each location is listed by agency (name abbreviated). Following

the agency symbol is a brief statcm^ent of the work at that installation. The figure in parentheses shows the number of employees

at the location. The person listed is the individual with whom

contacts might be made. An asterisk (*) indicates employment on a

cooperative basis ^\^th State and local agencies.

Normally the work done at each Farmers Hom.e Administration

(FHA) office, not shown on each individual listing, includes receiving

applications, making loans, assisting borrowers with planning and

carrying out farm-and-home plans, receiving repayments" and

handling other phases of local program administration.

Limitations of space have prevented listing the thousands of State

Cooperative Extension employees (county agents, home demonstration agents, etc.). Addresses of State Extension Directors are listed.

SYMBOLS OF AGENCIES WITH FIELD ACTIVITIES

AMS Agricultural Marketing Service.

AMS—AEG..-Agricultural Economics Division.

AMS—AES Agricultural Estimates Division.

AMS—AS Administrative Services Division.

AMS—BF Budget and Finance Division.

AMS—CN Cotton Division.

AMS—DA Dairy Division.

AMS—FD Food Distribution Division.

AMS—FR Freight Rate Service Branch.

AMS—FV Fruit and Vegetable Division.

AMS—GR Grain Division.

AMS—INF Information Division.

AMS—LS Livestock Division.

AMS—MR Marketing Research Division.

AMS—PAA... Program Appraisal and Audit

Division.

AMS—PE Personnel Division.

AMS—PY Poultry Division.

AMS—TB Tobacco Division.

AMS—WA U. S. AVarehouse Act Branch.

ARS Agricultural Rcs?arch Service.

ARS—ADE Animal Disease Eradication Branch.

ARS—ADM...Administrator's Office.

ARS—A DP Animal Disease and Parasite Research Branch.

ARS—AE Agricultural Engineering Research

Branch.

ARS—AIQ Animal Inspection and Quarantine

Branch.

ARS—APH Animal and Poultry Husbandry

Research Branch.

ARS—ARC Agricultural Research Center.

ARS—AS Administrative Services Division.

ARS—BFD Budget and Finance Division.

ARS—CPO...-Central Project Office.

ARS—DH Dairy Husbandry Research Branch.

ARS—DU Washington Utilization Research

Branch.

ARS—ENT Entomology Research Branch

ARS—EU Eastern Utilization "

Branch.

ARS—FBO Field Business Office.

ARS—FC Field Crops Research Branch.

ARS—HC Horticultural Crops Research

Branch.

ARS—HE_ Home Economics Research Branch,

ARS—HN Human Nutrition Research Branch.

ARS—iXrl Programs Inspection and Internal

Audit.

ARS-INF Information.

ARS—MI Meat Inspection Branch.

ARS—NU Northern Utilization Research

Branch.

ARS—PD- Personnel Division.

ARS—PE Production Economics Research

Branch.

ARS—PPG Plant Pest Control Branch.

ARS—PQ Plant Quarantine Branch.

ARS—SES State Experiment Stations Division.

ARS—SU Southern Utilization Research

Branch.

ARS—SWG-..-Soil and Water Conservation Research Branch.

ARS—TES Territorial Experiment Stations

Division.

ARS—WU Western Utilization Research

Branch.

ASCG Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee.

CEA Commodity Exchange Authority.

CSS Commodity Stabilization Service.

FAS. Foreign Agricultural Service.

FCIC Federal Crop Insurance Corporation.

FHA Farmers Home Admhiistratlon.

FS__ Forest Service.

LIB- Lihrary.

REA Rural Electrification Administration.

ses Soil Conservation Service.

SOL Office of the Solicitor.

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46 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

ALABAMA

Abbeville (Henry):

THA—Co. Activities Bldg. (2) Durwood M.

Nordan.

ses—New County Bldg. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Wiregrass Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) C. Glyn Blackwell

Albertville (Marshall):

SCS—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit OflBceTech. assistance to Northeast Soil Conserv. Dist.

(2) C. T. Mathews.

Andalusia (Covington):

FHA—McArtan Bldg. (2) John C. Holmes.

FS—Commer. Bank Bldg. Conecuh Ranger

Dist.; (2) J. P. Hutchins.

ECS—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Conecuh River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) W. K. Campbell.

Anniston (Calhoun):

PHA—Courthouse. (2) Herbert K. Payne.

(Serves Calhoun, St. Clair and Clebume Cos.)

ses—Boozer Bldg. Area Office—Supervision of

Work Unit Offices; (4) R. N. Hoit.

ses—Courthouse Annex Bldg. Work Unit

Office—Tech. assistance to Coosa River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) H. C. DeBardeleben, Jr.

Ashland (Clay):

ses—Courthouse Annex Bldg. Work Unit Office—Tech, assistance to Piedmont Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) G. M. Burns.

Athens (Limestone):

FHA—Smith Bldg. (2) Lyman C. Jones.

Sns—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Northeast Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) L. I. Lumpkin.

Atmore (Eecambia):

ses—Post Office Bldg. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Conecuh River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) H. C. Graves, Jr.

Auburn (Lee):

AMS, MR—Department of Agri. Econ., Alabama

Agri. Expt. Sta. Regional research in the

marketing of poultry and eggs in the Southern

Region In cooperation with State Agricultural

Colleges; ( !) C. K. Laurent.

ARS, ADP—Regional Animal Disease Research

Laboratory. Cattle disease and parasite research; (22) Dr. Dale A. Porter.

ARS, AE—Tillage Machinery Laboratory, Box

792 Tillage machiney research; (8) Mark L,

Nichols.

Agr. Engr. Dept., Ala. Polytechnic Inst.

Research on equipment for mechanizing cotton

production, Charlie M. Stokes.

ARS, SWe -Department of Agronomy. Agri

cultural Exp. Stat. Soil & Water Mgt. Investigations; (ll-*2) R. W. Pearson.

ARS, FC-State Agr. E.xpt. Sta. Cotton breeding investigations; (0-*l) Homer B. Tisdale.

Cotton disease investigations; (1) Albert L.

Smith.

FES—Alabama Poly. Inst. Directs the State

programs of Cooperative Extension work. P.

O. Davis, Director.

ses—New Extension Service Annex, Alabama

Poly. Inst. Biologist: tech. guidance in biology

to State Conservationists in an assigned group of

States on the improvement of all types of land

on farms and ranches including ponds and other

agricultural water areas as wildlife habitat for

sustained annual production of crops of farm

game animals and other useful wildlife; (1)

Verne E. Davison.

ses—New Extension Service Annex, Alabama

Poly. Inst. Research Liaison Representative;

cooperative analyses of research requirements

of operations programs; preparation of research

information for operations use; (1) Richmond Y.

Bailey,

ses-Soil Conservation Bldg., Camp Drive

State Office—Administration SCS program in

the State; (20) O. C. Medlock.

Bay Minette (Baldwin):

FHA—Moorer Bldg. (2) Aurelious W. Murrah,

(Serves Baldwin and Mobile Cos.)

ALABAMA—Continued

Bay Minette (Baldwin)—Continued

SCS—Courthouse Annex Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Mobile River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) W. E. Friel.

Birmingham (Jefferson):

AMS, CN—13071^^ 1st Avenue North. Cotton

classification, cotton quality statistics, cotton

market news, and cottonseed Inspection; (6-38)

Arthur E. Jackson, Jr.

AMS, DA—Room 1452, Brown-Marx Bldg.

Market news service on dairy and poultry prod.;

(1) Benton Morgan.

AMS, FV—Room 1452, Brown-Marx Bldg.

Market news service on fruits & vegetables;

(0) L. B. Morgan.

ARS, MI—2314 North 24th St. Meat Lospection;

(3) Dr. E. W. Stapp.

c/o Southern Butter Co., 1019 North 84th St.

Process butter inspection; (1) J. B. Margrave.

FS—Room 267, Federal Bldg. Research in forest

production in depleted pine-hardwood forests;

(7) Herbert H. Muntz.

SCS—Federal Bldg., 5th Ave. Area OfficeSupervision of Work Units; (6) A. L. Harrell.

SCS—Courthouse Bldg., 21st St. Work Unit

Office—Tech. assistance to North Central Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) P. L. Wright.

Brewton (Escambia):

FHA—Courthouse Annex. (1) Alvin R. Fouts.

FS—Kelly Center. Research in forest production

and range management in coastal plain pine

forests; (4) Thomas C. Croker, Jr.

ses—Old School Bldg. Work Unit Office—Tech.

assistance to Conecuh River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) W. C. Smith.

Butler (Choctaw):

FHA—Bonner Bldg. (1) Willard M. Reed.

(Serves Choctaw and Washington Cos.)

SCS—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Office—Tech<

assistance to Mobile River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) S.F. O'Neal, Jr.

Camden (Wilcox):

FHA—Hawthorne Bldg. (2) Boadman N. Ivey.

SCS—County Activities Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Central Alabama Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) O. A. Polk.

Carrollton (Pickens):

ses—Post Office and Agriculture Bldg. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to TombigbeeWarrior SoD Conserv. Dist.; (3) W. L. Smith.

Centre (Cherokee):

FHA—Courthouse Annex Basement. (1) Borden

M. Romine.

ses—Courthouse Annex Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Coosa River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) W. F. Bamett.

Centreville (Bibb):

F S—Courthouse Annex. Oakmulgee Ranger

Dist.; (4) J. H. Courtenay.

FS—Tuscaloosa Ranger Dist.; (5) T. S. Eldridge.

ses-Communities Activities Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to North Cent. Soil

Conserv. Dist. (2) W. A. Levie.

Chatom (Washington):

ses-Frank Turner Hall Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Mobile River Soü

Conserv, Dist.; (2) R, C. Perkins.

Clanton (Chilton):

FHA—Higgins Bldg., 1st Ave. and 8th St. (4)

Joe M. Murphree.

SCS—Potts Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to North Central Soil Conserv. Dist.:

(3) O. G. Fields.

Clayton (Harbour):

FHA—City HaU Bide. (1) William R. Cash.

SCS—Activities Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to East Alabama Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) J. B. Crumbley.

Columbiana (Shelby):

FHA—Old Courthouse. (1) Stephen S. Pierce.

(Serves Shelby and Jefferson Cos.)

SCS—County Activity Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to North Central Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) B. F. Hatchett.
ALABAMA 47

ALABAMA—Coníinued

Cullman (Cullman):

FHA—Courthouse Annex. (4) John J. Vandivcr.

ses—Courthouse Annex BldK. Work unit Off.—

Tech, assistance'to North Central Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) F. M. Patton.

Dadeville (Tallapoosa) :

FHA—Old Grammar School Bldg. (1) Chalmers

B. Breene.

SCS—Bank of Dadeville Bldg. Area Office—

Superv. of Work Units; (6) A. A. Sheppard.

SCS—County A^mciiltural Bids;. Work Unit

Ofî.—Tech. assistance to Piedmont Soil Conserv

Dist.; (3) T. O. Burgess.

Daphne (Baldwin):

AMS, TB—P. O. Box 87. Under the Naval Stores

Act of 1923, carrier out on a cooperative basis the

inspection of turpentine and rosin both in bulk

and in commercial containers offered for sale or

for tender as collateral under the Government

price support program; (l-*l) James U. Wilkinson.

Decatur (Morgan):

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Area Oflñce—Superv. of Work

Units; (4) W. G. Simpson.

Demopolis (Marengo):

SCS-Culpepper Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Black Belt Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) B. M. Ohver.

Dothan (Houston) :

ARS, MI—P. 0. Box 1065 (office, Sunnvland

Packing Co. of Alabama, Montgomerv Hwy.).

Meat inspection; (1) Dr. Don R. Wilson.

FHA—Courthouse. (2) William R. Wiggins.

SCS—Courthouse Annex Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Wiregrass Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) T. R. Nabors.

Double Springs (Winston) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Forby A. Ford.

FS—Courthouse Annex. Bankhead Ranger Dist.;

(4) W. 0. Stewart,

ses—Courthouse Annex Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Tombigbee-Warrior

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) J. B. Shirev.

Elba (Coffee) :

ses—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Wiregrass Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

J. E. Holland.

Enterprise (CoflFee) :

FHA—116 Easy Ave. (2) J-ames S. Pridgen.

ses-Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Wiregrass Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) G. L. Edwards.

Eu taw (Greene):

FHA—Greene County Activities Bldg. (2) Isaac

C. Byrd. (Serves Gr-eene and Sumter Cos.)

ses-County Activities Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Black Belt Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) L. E. Gowder.

Evergreen (Conecuh) :

FHA—Ford Bldg. (2) Judson D. Garv.

ses-Ford Bldg. Area Off.—Superv. of Work

Units; (5) M. Croft,

ses—Old People's Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Conecuh River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) G. W. Huey.

Fairhope (Baldwin):

ARS, HCR—Gulf Coa-st Substa., State Agrie.

Expt. Sta. Tests of Satsuma orange; cultural

methods and rootstock studies; (*1) Harold F.

Yates.

Fayette (Fayette):

FHA—Branyon Bldg., Temple Ave. (0) James

S. Pridgen, Jr. (Suboffice oí county office at

Vemon in Lamar Co.)

ses-Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Tombigbee-Warrior Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) H. J. Young.

Florala (Covington):

ARS, ENT—419 5th St. South, P. O. Box 132.

Research on white-fringed beetles; (7) Hiram C.

Young.

ARS, PPC—Hughes Bldg., 419 5th St. South.

White-fringed beetle control; (6-*6) W. 0. Owen.

ALABAMA—Continued

Florence (Lnuderdale) :

FHA-C05 South Seminary St.; (3) Bernard M.

Crow.

ses—Lauderdale Co. Coop. Bldg. Work Unit

Omce—Tech. assisiunce to Northwest Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) J. D. P. Thompson.

Foley (Baldwin):

ses—Foley Hotel Bldg. Work Unit OfficeTech. assistance to Mobile River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) e. P. Bianco.

FortJ*ayne (DeKalb):

BK; "

Jester,

FHA-DeKalb Courthouse; (3) Thomas W.

ses—County Activities Bldg. Work Unit

OiTice—Tech. assistance to Northeast Soil

Conserv, Dist.; (4) G. E. Huey.

Gadsden (Etowah):

FHA-P. O. Bldg.; (2) Jeff H. Morgan.

ses—Courthouse Bldg. Y\''ork Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Coosa River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) E. V. Wright.

Geneva vGeneva):

FHA—County Bldg.; (2) John G. Rea.

ses—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit OfficeTech, a-ssistance to Wiregrass Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) J. K. Howard.

Greensboro (Hale) :

ses—V. J. Elmore Bldg. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Black Belt Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) R. M. Cargile.

Greenville (Butler):

FHA-P. 0. Bldg.; (1) William T. Coker.

ses—City Hall Bldg. W^ork Unit Office—Tech.

assistance to Conecuh River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) e. B. Conn.

Grove Hill (Clarke):

ses—County Activities Bldg. Work Unit

Oilice—Tech. assistance to Mobile River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) W. J. Berry.

Guntersville (Marshall):

FHA—Courthou.se Annex; (2) Ernest H. Miller.

ses—P 0. Bldg. Work Unit Olhce-Tech. assistance to Northeast Soil Conserv. Dist.; (G)

J. M. Crrss.

Haleyvjile (Winston):

FS—P. 0. Bldg. Black Warrior Ranger Dist.;

(9) A. J. Logan.

Hamilton (Marion):

FHA—Loden Bldg.; (1) Harold J. Owen.

ses—Com-thouse Bldg. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Tombigbee-Warrior Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) D. D. Laney.

Hartselle (Morgan):

FHA—P. O. Bldg.; (2) Clermon T. Cash.

ses—County Activity Bldg. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Northwest Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) R. M. Chapman.

Hayneville (Lowndes):

ses-County Activity Bldg. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Central Alabama Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) J. W. Wible.

Heflin (Cleburne) :

FS—Gaither Bldg. Shoal Creek Ranger Dist.;

(5) F. D. Mayfield.

ses—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Oiïice—

Tech. assistance to Coosa River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) B. T. Rltchey.

Huntâville (Madison):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg.; (4) Guy R. Lynn.

ses—Elks Bldg. Work Unit Office—Tech. assistance to Northeast Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

R. H. Erkel.

Jasper (Walker) :

FHA—Blanton Bldg. (2) Lee J. Nix.

SOS—Library Bldg. Work Unit Office—Tech.

asst. to Tombigbee-Warrior Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) D. W. Kiser.

LaFayette (Chambers):

FHA—Chambers Hotel Bldg. (1) Lee R. Dawson.

ses-Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Office-Tech.

assistance to Piedmont Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) F. Ü. Weaver.
48 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

ALABAMA—Continued

Linden (Marengo): ^ ^^. , ,

FHA—Little Bldg. (1) Leamon G. Nichols,

ses—Old Brown House. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Black Belt Sou Conserv.

Dist.; (3) B. M. Oliver.

Livingston (Sumter): /^« ,„,,_

tíCS—McConnell Bldg. Work Umt OfficeTech, assistance to Black Belt Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (2) E.Moore.

"^"í&T-^oíÍRaüSad Depot. (2) E. C. Ellison

ßCS—Old Depot Bldg. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Conecuh Eiver Soi Conser.l.

Dist.; (2) J. H. Keller.

PHA'—Courthouse. (2) Charles N. Parnell, Jr.

(Serves Perry, Bibb and Hale Cos )

eCS—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Black Belt Soil Conserv.

Dist.;(2)A. G.Harrell.

Mobile (Mobile): ^ n. ;, A- 4.- AMS FV—418 Federal Bldg. Standardization

and insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables; (0)

LutherJ. Pollack. ^ ^ x .

ARS, PPC—111 Federal Bldg. Bvi^eetpotato

weevil control; (4-*6) D. E. Reed.

Ill Federal Bldg. White-fringed beetle control;

(14-*6) H, W. Winkler, Acting.

ARS, PQ—463 Courthouse and Custom House

Plant quar. enforcement; (4) J. Robins Wood.

8CS—U. S. Court and Custom House Bldg.

Work Unit Office—Tech assistance to Mobile

River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) W. T. Brown.

Monroeville (Monroe):

ARS, PPC—Simmons Bldg. White-frmged

Beetle Control (3~*1) C. L. Stanford.

FHA—Monroe County Bank Bldg. (1) Herbert

A. Bean. (Serves Monroe and Clarke Cos.)

ses—Wiggins Bldg. Work Unit Office—Tech,

assistance to Conecuh River Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (3) C. H. Harper.

Montgomery (Montgomery) :

AMS, AES—201 Old P. 0. Bldg. State-Fed.

C^rop Reporting Serv.; (7-*3) J. C. Garrett.

AMS, CN—702 Madison Ave. Cotton Classification, cotton quality statistics, cotton market

news, and cottonseed insp.; (4-24) Milliard L.

Garner.

AMS, DA—407-9 New P. 0. Bldg. Market News

serv on dairy and poultry prod.; (2$) H. Jack

Jones.

AMS, FV-411 New P. 0. Bldg, Supervision of

fed.-state insp of fresb fruits and vegetables;

John A. Curry.

407-409 New P. 0. Bldg. Market news serv

on fruits and vegetables; (0) H. Jack Jones.

AMS, GR—Old P. O. Bldg. Enforcement Fed.

Seed Act; Seed Insp.; (3) L. N. Allen.

AMS, LS—Union Stockyards. Market News

Serv.; (^2) P. C. Roquemore.

New P. 0. Bldg. Adm. of Packers and Stockyards Act; (3) K. F. Grizzell.

ARS, ADE—338 New P. 0. Bldg. Animal disease

eradication proj.; public stockyards insp; sanitary handling of import animal by-products,

hay and straw; issuance of endorsement of certificates for export livestock; (25) Byron N. Lauderdale.

ARS, PPC—407 Old. P. 0. Bldg. White-frmged

Beetle Control; (7) Madimore Branson.

ARS, MI—P. 0. Box 1706. (Office, Swift & Co.

Williams and Race Sts.) Meat Insp.; (2) Dr.

Troy S.Hopkins.

ASCC—Old P. 0. Bldg. Responsible for carrying

out agr. adj., price support and agr. conserv.

programs. (48) James H. Jones, chairman.

rCIC—Room 301, Old P. 0. Bldg. Adm. of crop

insur. program including sales and serv. of crop

insur. contracts and the adj. of losses in Alabama, Florida and Georgia; (7) Dewey H.

McCollough.

FHA-Old South Life Bldg. Conducts Audits

and Invest, involving matters of interest to

Agency (10) James D. Whelan. (Serves: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi

and Tennessee.)

ALABAMA—Continued

Montgomery (Montgomery)—Continued

FHA—5th floor, Old South Life Bldg., State

Director—Alabama. (21) James T. Lunsford,

17 S. McDonough St. (1) William E. Elsberry, (Serves Montgomery and Lowndes

PS—Federal Bldg. Alabama Nat. Forests Hdqrs,;

(13) C. F. Burnham.

ses—Hane Bldg. Work Unit Office—Tech. asst.

to Central Alabama Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Q.

P, Walthall.

Moulton (Lawrence): ,..s w,,. ^

FHA—H. A, Alexander Bldg. (1) Wilham H.

ses—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Northwest Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) J. 0. Cleland.

Oneonta (Blount): ,, „.

FHA—P. O. Bldg, (2) Rufus M. Sirmon.

ses—Blount Co. Activ. Bldg. Work Unit

Office—Tech. assistance to North Central Soil

Conserv. Dist., (4) P, M. West.

Opelika (Lee) :

FHA—First Nat. Bank Bldg. (1) Ciarles E. Lee

(Serves Lee and Russell Cos.)

ßCS—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit OfficeTech assistance to East Alabama Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) G. R. Carter.

Ozark (Dale):

FHA—County Activities Bldg. (1) Roy G. Ellis,

ses—Parker Bldg, Area Ofl.—Supervision of

Work Unit Ofi,; (4) T. G. Amason.

ses-Dale Co. Off. Bldg, Work Unit Ofl.—

Tech. assistance to Wiregrass Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) R. Barnett.

Pell City (St. Clair) :

SCS—Harmon Bldg. Work Unit Ofl.—Tech.

assistance to Coosa River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) G. E. CampbelL

Phénix City (Kussell):

ses-Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Ofi.—Tech.

assistance to East Alabama Soil Conserv, Dist,;

(2) C. N, Godbold, Jr.

Prattville (Antanga):

FHA—Doster Bldg. (2) Wheeler Melton.

(Serves Autauga and Dallas Cos.)

ses-Post Office Bldg, Work Unit Office—Tech.

assistance to Central Alabama Sou Conserv.

Dist.; (2) W. C. Aiken.

Rockford (Cooea) :

ses—County Activity Bldg, Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Piedmont Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) M, Quin.

Russellville (Franklin) :

FHA—Citizens Bank Bldg. (2) James E. Goodgame,

ses—Old WPA Bldg. Work Unit Office—Tech.

assistance to Northwest Sou Conserv. Dist.;

(2) R. I. High.

Scottsboro (Jackson) :

FHA—402>i Market St, (2) William A. Murrah.

ses—Benson-Childress Bldg. Work Unit Ofl,—

Tech. assistance to Northeast Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) M. Wolf.

Selma (Dallas):

SCS—Hohenberg Bldg. Area Office—Supervision

of Work Units; (3) C. C. Morgan,

S(DS—Courthouse Annex Bldg, Work Unit

Office—Tecb. assistance to Central Alabama

Soil Conserv, Dist.; (2) J. M. Barton,

Talladega (Talladega):

FHA—148 North East St. (2) Edron A. Childers.

(Serves Talladega and Clay Cos.)

FS—Talladega Ranger Dist.; (5) H. W, JaneUe,

SCS—Courthouse Armex Bldg, Work Unit

Office—Tech, assistance to Coosa River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) C. T. Hallmark.

Troy (Pike):

FHA—Sellers Bldg. (1) James A. Norrell.

ses—County Activity Bldg. Work UnitOffice—

Tech. assist, to Wiregrass Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) J, A. Green.
ALABAMA-AKIZONA 49

ALABAMA—Continued

Tuscaloosa (Tuscaloosa) :

THA—County Activity Bldg. (2) Joseph B.

Turner, Jr. (Serves Tuscaloosa and Pickens

Cos.)

ses—County Agricultural Bldg. Work Unit

Oflace—Tech. assistance to Tombigee-Warrior

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) D. N. Ruggles.

Tuscumbia (Colbert):

PHA—Clark Bldg., Main St. (1) David O.

Gardiner.

ses—Clark Bldg. Work Unit Office—Tech.

assistance to Northwest Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) J. H. Murphy.

Tuskegee (Macon):

THA-120 South Maple St. (2) Robert W.

Rhodes. (Serves Macon and Bullock Cos.)

FS—Route 1, Box 165A. Land Utilization Unit;

(2) T. E. Pace.

SCS—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to E. Alabama Soil Conserv.

Dist; (3) R. E. Tullos.

üníon Springs (Bullock) :

ses—C. L. Gholson Bldg. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to E. Alabama Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) B. R. Dunn.

Vernon (Lamar):

EHA—Courthouse Annex. (2) James H. Wright.

(Serves Lamar and Fayette Cos. Suboffice at

Fayette in Fayette Co.)

ECS—Courthouse Annex Bldg. Work Unit

Office—Tech. assistance to Tombigee-Warrior

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) M. C. Burns.

Wedowee (Randolph):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) William C. Lumpkin, Jr.

ses—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Piedmont Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) H. E. Coe.

Wetumpka (Elmore):

FHA—Masonic Bldg. (2) Clams B. Edwards.

(Serves Elmore and Coosa Cos.)

ses—Mrs. Paul H. Martin Bldg. Work Unit

Office—Tech. assistance to E. Alabama Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) J. A. Wilson.

Winfield (Marion):

SeS-Hollis Bldg. Area Office—Supervision of

Work Unit Offices; (4) W. H. Tucker.

ARIZONA

Alpine (Apache):

FS—Alpine Ranger Dist.; (2) Wüliam H.

Brainard.

Buckeye (Maricopa):

ses—King Bldg. Work Unit Office—Tech.

assistance to Buckeye, Gila Bend and Roosevelt

Soil Conserv. Dist.: (3) George D. Tatum.

Casa Grande (Final):

ses-W. E. Cox Bldg. Work Unit Office—Tech.

assistance to Stanfield Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5)

Ray W. Bates.

W. E. Cox Bldg. Work Unit Office—Tech.

assistance to Casa Grande Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Edgar F. Stephenson,

Chandler (Maricopa):

ses—40 West Buffalo. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Queen Creek, Southside and

Tempe Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Bernard C.

Hansen.

Clarkdale (Yavapai):

FS—Jerome Ranger Dist.; (0) Wayne R. Cook.

Clifton (Greenlee) :

FS—Clifton Ranger Dist.; (1) William J. Fleishman.

Coolidge (Final) :

ses—710 South Arizona Blvd. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Florence-Coolidge, West

Coolidge, and Winkleman Soil Conserv. Dists.;

(6) W. Earl Rhinehart.

Cottonwood (Yavapai):

ses—Mingus St. and Mason Ave. Work Unit

OS.-Tech. assistance to Bridgeport, Oak Creek,

and CampVerde Soil Conserv. Dists.; (2) Charles

G, Van Gorder.

Crown King (Yavapai) :

FS—Crown King Ranger Dist.; (0) Harold C.

Reynolds.

ARIZONA—Continued

Douglas (Cochise):

ARS, PQ—Room 207, U. S. Border Sta. Plant

quarantine enforcement; Bertram R. Anderson.

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (2) George E. Freestone.

(Serves Cochise and Santa Cruz Cos.)

FS—Douglas Ranger Dist.; (1) Frank L. Jackson,

ses-P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Ofl.-Tech. assistance to Whitewater Draw and Hereford Soil

Conserv. Dists.; (3) Norris A. Mathey.

Duncan (Greenlee):

ses—Spezia Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Duncan Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.:

(1) Harold C. Dorris.

Elgin (Santa Cruz) :

FS-Huachuca Ranger Dist.; (0) Regüiald Reynolds.

Eloy (Final):

ses-Sunshine Blvd. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Eloy and Seven-Eight Soil

Conserv. Dists.; (4) A. Lloyd Francis, Jr.

Flagstaff (Coconino):

FS—Federal Office Bldg., Arizona State Coll.

Research in forest production, range management in southwestern ponderosa pine forests;

(6) Edward M. Gaines.

FS—P. O. Bldg. Coconino National Forest

Hdqrs.; (31) Kenneth A. Keeney.

ses-East Birch Ave. and West San Francisco St,

Work Unit Ofl.-Tech. assistance to San Francisco Peaks, Sitgreaves Mountain, and Pipe

Springs Soil Conserv. Dists.; (3) Eugene Swift.

Fredonia Coconino) :

FS—Fredonia Ranger Dist.; (4) Jay H. Cravens.

Glendale (Maricopa) :

ARS, APH—Southwest Poultry Expt. Sta.

Poultry Research; (11) Burt W. Heywang,

Globe (Gila):

FS—Globe Ranger Dist.; (1) John S. Pomeroy.

ses-Toland Bldg., 177 East Oak St. Work Unit

Ofl.-Tech. assistance to Tonto Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Harlan G. Arnold.

Grand Canyon (Coconino):

FS—Tusayan Ranger Dist.; (0) Frank E. Casanova.

Holbrook (Navajo):

FS—Oakland Ave, Sitgreaves National Forest

Hdqrs.; (16) Clarence K. Spaulding.

ses—East Hopi Dr. and 3d St. Work Unit Ofl.-

Tech. assistance to Navajo County Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Dan W. Ragsdale.

Kingman (Mohave):

ses—Central Commercial Power Bldg. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Big Sandy Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) James R. Ferrin,

Lakeside (Navajo) :

FS—Lakeside Ranger Dist.; (1) Nelson T. Bernard, Jr.

Mayer (Yavapai):

FS—Sycamore Ranger Dist.; (0) Wallace B.

Gallaher.

Mesa (Maricopa):

(Substa. of Manhattan, Kans.)

AMS, MR—Room 2, P. 0. Bldg. Research laboratory on control of Khapra beetle in stored

grain and seed, mills and warehouses; (1) Garth

H. Spitler.

ARS, ENT—P. O. Bldg., P. 0. Box 634. Investigations on the biology and control of insects

and spider mites affecting cotton and/or other

fiber and rubber plants. (1, 2-6 seasonal)

Louia W. Sheets.

ARS, FC-Salt River Valley Expt. Sta. Canaigre and special crops invest.; (l-*3) Norris W.

GUbert.

FS—Mesa Ranger Dist.; (0) Randolph R. Riley.

ses—304 West 1st Ave. Work Unit Ofl.-

Tech. assistance to Mesa, East Maricopa, and

Indian Bend Soil Conserv. Dists.; (4) Leon E.

Moberg.

Nogales (SantaCruz):

AMS, FV—305 American Ave., P. 0. Box 1646.

Supervision of cooperative inspection of fresh

fruits and vegetables; (0) R. H. Bertelson.

ARS, PPC—210 Federal Bldg. Quarantine operations against Mexican fruit fly and citrus blackfly; (2) W. E. Gunderson.
50 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

ARIZONA—Continued

Nogales (Santa Cruz)—Continued

ARS, PQ—Boom 128, Federal Insp. Sta, Plant

quarantine enforcement; (10) Edgar O.Harrison.

FS—Nogales Ranger Dist.; (1) Gilbert W. Sykes.

Overgaard (Navajo) :

FS—Heber Ranger Dist.; (5) Verneldo A Greco.

Parks (Coconino):

FS—Chalender Ranger Dist.; (1) Merle C. Oleson.

Patagonia (Santa Cruz):

FS—Patagonia Banger Dist.; (0) Robert M.

Schmitt.

Paulden (Yavapai):

FS—Drake Ranger Dist.; (0) Oscar L. McClure.

Payson (Gila) :

FS—Payson Ranger Dist.; (1) Carter P.Quails.

Phoenix (Maricopa):

AMS, AES—207 P. 0. Bldg. Federal Crop Reporting Serv.; (6) E. V. Jones.

AMS, CN—Room 247, U. S. P. 0. Bldg. Western

Area Office directing the activities of all local

field offices under area jurisdiction engaged in

cotton classification, cotton quality statistics,

cotton market news, and cottonseed Inspection;

(6-12) S. R. Gohmert.

AMS, CN—304 West Indian School Rd. Cotton

classification, cotton quality statistics, cotton

market news, and cottonseed inspection; (6-54)

Lloyd Q. Crittenden.

AMS, FV—107 Produce Center 2202 West McDowell Rd. Supervision of cooperative inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables; (*1) E. L.

Ruch.

AMS, PY—4129 Eat Tumey St. Grading poultry

products; (0) Arthur M. Jessen.

ARS, ADE—P. O. Box 2439 (office, 247 P. O.

Bldg.) Animal Disease Eradication Projects;

(18) Donald Miller.

ARS, AIQ—Public stockyards inspection; inspection and quarantine of import-export animals;

Mexican border foot-and-mouth disease quarantine; sanitary handling of import animal byproducss, hay and straw; issuance of endorsement of certificates for export livestock; (34)

Donald Miller.

ARS, ENT—1743 West Culver St. Research on

insects affecting cantaloup and lettuce and sugar

beets grown for seed; (3) O. A. Hills.

ARS, FC—Room 24, P. 0. Bldg. Weed control

research; (2-*l) H. Fred Arle.

ARS, MI—c/o The Cudahy Packing Co., East

Van Buren St. Meat inspection; (5) Dr. C. J.

Prchal.

ARS, PPC—1743 West Culver St. Grasshopper

and Mormon cricket control; (1-*1) T. J.

Schmitt, Jr

ARS, SWC—Room 24, P. 0. Bldg. Soil and

Water Mgt. Investigations; (3) Karl Harris.

ASCC—Main P. O. Bldg., P. 0. Box 2313. Responsible for carrying out agricultural adjustment, price support and agricultural conservation programs; (15) Obed M. Lassen, chairman.

FHA—39 North 6th Ave. (2) Lyle E. Whitmer.

FS—104 North 5th, Tonto National Forest Hdqrs.;

(ll)FredO.Leftwich.

FS—Cave Creek Ranger Dist.; (0) Horace J.

Tumey.

6CS—223 New P O. Bldg. State Off.—Administration ses program in the State; (16-'1) Robt.

V. Boyle.

39 North 6th Ave. Area Off.—Superv. of

Work Units; (11) Lucien A. Hill.

39 North 6th Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Agua Fria and New River Soil

Conserv. Dists., and to White Tanks Watershed

Protection Proj.; (5) Herbert H. Mollenhofl.

Pinedale (Navajo):

FS—Pinedale Ranger Dist.; (3) Charles C. Elsbree.

Prescott (Yavapai):

FHA-County Courthouse. (0) Leonard Johnson. (Subofflce of county office at Springervillein Apache Co.)

FS—Federal Bldg., Cortez and Goodwin Sts,

Prescott National Forest Hdqrs.; (10) Wilson

M.Beveridge.

FS—Prescott Ranger Dist.; (0) Monta R. Stewart.

ARIZONA—Continued

Prescott (Yavapai)—Continued

FS—Walnut Creek Ranger Dist.; (1) George S.

Pickett.

ses-P. O. Bldg. Area Office—Superv. of Work

Units; (6) John D. Freeman,

P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Chino Valley, Triangle, and Upper Agua

Fria Soil Conserv. Dists.; (4) Joseph C. Hickerson,

Rimrock (Coconino):

FS—Beaver Creek Ranger Dist.; (0) Edward T.

Carr.

Roosevelt (Gila):

FS—Roosevelt Ranger Dist.; (0) Jerome Thompson.

Sacaton (Pinal) :

ARS, FC—U. S. Fid. Sta. Cotton culture and

physlol.; breeding and Impr.; genet.; bot.;

morphol., and disease control invest.; (17)

Robert H. Peebles.

ARS, HCR—U. S. Cotton Fid. Sta. Nematode

diseases of plants In southwestern United States;

soil fumigation and fallow-land treatment; (2)

Harold W. Reynolds.

SafTord ( Graham) :

FHA-P. O. Bldg. (1) PhUip W. Hansen.

(Serves Graham, Gila, and Greenlee Cos. in

Arizona and Hidalgo Co. in New Mexico.)

FS—Safl:ord Ranger Dist.; (1) John S, Bower.

ses—P. O. Bldg. Area Off.—Superv. oí Work

Units; (6) Victor A. Surface.

P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Gila Valley Soil Conserv, Dist,; (5)

George L. Hovey,

Sedona (Coconino):

FS—Sedona Ranger Dist.; (2) Gordon A, Hammon.

Springerville (Apache) :

FHA—Bryant Whiting Apartments, Larence C.

Nunn. (Serves Apache, Coconino, Navajo, and

Yavapai Cos. Suboffice at Prescott in Yavapai

Co.)

FS—P. O. Bldg., Apache National Forest Hdqrs.;

(21) John C. Baird.

FS—Springerville Ranger Dist.; (2) Henry A.

McDaniel.

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Apache County Sou Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Frank D. Fanning.

Tempe (Maricopa) :

ARS, ENT—415 East 8th St. Research on the

biology and control of grasshoppers- (3) Olus L,

Barnes. (Sublaboratory of Bozeman, Mont.)

ARS, FC—Arizona State Coll. Range reseeding

invest.: (1) Fred Lavin.

FS—Agriculture Bldg., Arizona State Coll. Research in range and watershed management in

southwestern woodlands, semideserts' (5) Herbert C. Fletcher.

Tonto Basin (Gila):

FS—Tonto Basin Ranger Dist.; (0) Ben G, Rutherford.

Tovrea (Maricopa):

ARS, ADE—Substa. of Phoenix, Ariz. Pubilc

Stockyards Inspection.

Tucson (Pima):

ARS, ENT—c/o College of Agriculture, University of Arizona. Insect pollination of agricultural

crops; effect of insecticides on insect pollinators.

(4) Frank E. Todd.

ARS, ENT—Room 232, P. O. Bldg.; P. 0. Box

1910. Investigate ns on the biology and control

of insects and spider mites affecting cotton

and/or other fiber and rubber plants. (3, 2-8

seasonal) Will A. Stevenson.

ARS, FC—Santa Rita Res. Center, P. 0. Box 951.

Weed control research; (2) Mack E. Roach.

ARS, HCR—U. S. Field Lab., State Agrie. Expt.

Sta., P. O. Box 4006. Investigations of diseases

of cacti; (1) William C. Bryan.

ARS, SWC—P. O. Box 4096, University Station.

Hydrologie investigations: (3) Joel E. Fletcher.

FES—University of Arizona. Directs the State

programs of Cooperative Extension work. C.

U. Pickrell, Director.
ARIZONA—ARKANSAS 51

ARIZONA—Continued

Tucson (Piraa)—Continued

PS—P. 0. Bldg., Coronado Nat. Forest Hdqrs.;

(15) WUliam H. Woods, Jr.

FS—Santa Catalina Ranger Dist.; (3) Lawrence

F. Hamilton.

FS—Tumamoc Hill. Research in range management in southwestern semideserts; (4) Hudson

G. Reynolds.

ses-3241 Romero Rd. Area Off.—Superv. of

^Vork Units; (6) Algot R. Swanson.

3241 Romero Rd. Work Unit Of!.-Tech.

assistance to Pima Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (6)

William G. Williams.

3241 Romero Rd. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Santa Cruz and Redington Soil

Conserv. Dists.; (3) Edward M. Cavallo.

Willcox (Cochise):

FS—Wlllcox Ranger Dist.; (2) Mark F. Jones.

ses—Navajo Hotel. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Willcox, San Pedro, and San Simon

Soil Conserv. Dists.; (4) Walter^L. Diehl.

Williams (Coconino) :

FS—107 North 2d St., Kaibab National Forest

Hdqrs.; (16)

FS—Williams Ranger Dist.; (1) Cleo J. Anderson.

Winslow (I«favajo) :

FS—Chevalon Ranger Dist.; (5) Douglas C.

Morrison, Jr.

Young (Gila):

FS—Pleasant Valley Ranger Dist.; (1) Keith T.

Pfefferle.

Yuma (Yuma):

AMS, FV—692 4th Ave., P. 0. Box 932. Supervision of cooperative inspection of fresh fruits

and vegetables; (0) G. B. Picker.

ARS, SWC—Yuma Mesa Soil and Crop Laboratory, Box 1710. Soil and Water Mgt. Investigations; (7-*2) Chauncy 0. Stanberry.

FHA—First Nat. Bank Bldg. (2) Milford J.

Wiltbank, Jr. (Serves Mohave and Yuma

Cos.)

ses—First Nat. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Yuma and Wellton-Mohawk

Valley Soil Conserv. Dists.; (9) Charles W.

Houghton.

ARKANSAS

Arkadelphia (Clark) :

FHA—713 Clay St. (1) James A. Knoi.

ses-1013 8th St. Work Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to Clark County Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Robert W. Porter.

Ashdown (Little River) :

FHA—MUls Bldg. (1) Harrell G. Henderson.

ses—Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Little River County Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Morris Byrd.

Ash Flat (Sharp) :

ses—Joseph & Car_penter Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Sharp County Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (I) Richard I. Brown.

Augusta (Woodruff):

FHA—Advocate Bldg. (1) Elvis N. McMahen.

ses—Advocate Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Des Arc Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

James E. Day.

Batesville (Independence) :

FHA—Federal Bldg. (2) A. Clyde McGlnnis.

(Serves Independence and Stone Cos.)

ses-106 St. Louis St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Moorefield Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Wallace W. Lytle.

Benton (Saline):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Astor R. Ramlck.

ses—2U West South St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Saline County Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Austin A. Ledbetter.

Bentonvllle (Benton):

FHA—Courthouse. (3) Richard H. Holderbv.

ses—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Benton County Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Craig Rosborough.

ARKANSAS—Continued

Berryville (Carroll):

FHA—Carr Bldg. Travis Hall.

SCS-North Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to King's River-Long Creek Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Julian F. Keeton, Jr.

Blytheville (Mississippi):

AMS, CN—111 AVest Walnut St. Cotton classification, cotton quality statistics, cotton market

news, and cottonseed inspection; (3-2GJ Eugene

R. Mclnnes.

Booneville (Logan):

FS—Courthouse Bldg. Cold Springs Ranger

Dist.; (7) H. A. Bergmann.

SCS—108 South Broadway. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to ]\iagazine Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Hays R. Beard.

Camden (Guachita) :

FHA—Agriculture Bldg. (1) Eudell F. Bivens.

FS—120-J Jackson St., Southwest Land Utilization Unit; (0) G. B. Mosley.

ses—107 West Jackson St. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Ouachita Soil Conserv. Dist.:

(2) Garland G. Boswell.

Clarendon (Monroe):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) David K. Landess.

ses-County Court House. Work Unit Office^

Tech. assistance to Monroe County Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) William M. Prince.

Clarksville (Johnson):

FHA—Ladd Apts., Main St. (1) Gather S. Hall.

FS—Main St. Pleasant Hill Ranger Dist.; (6)

B. F. Seizert.

ses—Ladd Apts., Main St. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Johnson Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Warren R. Stewart.

Clinton (Van Buren):

FHA—Lewis Bldg. (3) Owen H. Biles,

ses—Work Unit Office—Tech. assistance to Van

Buren Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Jules V.

Crownover.

Conway (Faulkner):

FHA—Hamberg-Favre Bldg. (.3) William A.

Clark,

ses-820-826 Chestnut St. AVork Unit OfficeTech. assistance to Faulkner Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) James V. Hicks.

Crossett (Ashley):

FS—Crossett Experimental Forest. Res. In

forest prod, in shortleaf-loblolly pine forests;

(21) Russell R. Reynolds.

Danville (Yell):

FHA-Yell Co. War Memorial Agri. Bldg. (4)

John R. Pledger.

FS—Health, AVelfare, and For. Bldg. Clement

St. Fourche Ranger Dist.; (6) Joe V Zary.

ses-Yell Co. Memorial and Agr. Bldg. Work

Unit Office—Tech. assistance to Yell Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Fred C. Burns.

DeQueen (Sevier):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Ben C. Carter,

ses—3d and Stillwell Sts. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Cossatot Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Lyman C. Graves.

Des Arc (Prairie) :

ses-County Court House. Work Unit Office—

Tech. assistance to Des Arc Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Gene W. Moore.

DeValls Bluff (Prairie) :

FHA—Courthouse. (3) Harry 0. Goodwin.

FS—Land Utilization Unit; (0) R. L. Youngman.

DeWitt (Arkansas):

AMS, GR—215 West Second St. Rice Insp.:

(1-n) J. B. Butler.

SCS—South Arkansas Co. Court House. Work

Unit Office—Tech. assistance to Arkansas Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Murrey 0. Campbell.

Dyess (Mississippi) :

FHA—Dj^ess Store Bldg. (1) Austin Chaplain.

El Dorado (Union):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Thurman D. Owens,

ses-P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Office—Tech.

assistance to Union Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) W. Wilson Ferguson.
52 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

ARKANSAS—Continued

Fayetteville (Washington):

AMS, DA—I. S. T. Bldg. University of Arkansas. Market News serv. on dairy and poultry

prod.; (4) J. W. Coddington.

AMS, FV—3201^^ West Dickson St., P. 0. Box 38

University Station. Standardization and Insp.

of processed fruits and vegetables and other

related products; (5) Loren R. Gibson.

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. Cotton breeding and genet. Invest.; (1) Jacob. 0. Ware.

Cotton defoliation invest., (1-*1) Robert 0.

Thomas.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Soybean invest.; (0-*l)

Paul E. Smith.

ARS, PE—Dept. Rural Econ., Univ. of Arkansas.

Research, stat. and serv. work in econ. of agr.

production, inch adjustments in prod, to prospective demands; farm labor requirements and

productivity; costs and returns; econ. problems

relating to farm credit, investment, taxation,

insurance, land and water use, land values, and

tenure; Melvin W, Slusher.

FES—College of Agri., University of Arkansas.

Directs the State programs of Coop. Ext. work.

Lippert S. Ellis, Director.

FHA—Lawson and Wood Bldg. (1) Fred E.

Delzell.

FS—Land Utilization Unit; (0) (vacancy).

ses—37 East Mountain St. Work Unit OflSce.—

Tech. assistance to Washington Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Herbert K. Sager.

SCS—Agr. Exp. Sta., University of Arkansas.

Field Correlator; tech. direction to soil survey

work including classification, nomenclature and

correlation, soil survey insp., and soil survey

reports in an assigned group of states; Marvin

Lawson.

Florence (Final) :

FHA—Fifth and Main. (1) Floyd D. Moon.

(Serves Final and Pima Cos.)

Fordyce (Dallas) :

FHA—Fordyce Bank and Trust Co. (1) Ernest

L. Richardson. (Serves Dallas and Calhoun

Cos.)

Fordyce (Dallas & Cleveland) :

SCS—301 Main St. Work Unit Office—Tech.

assistance to Dallas Co. and West Saline Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Ralph S. Stearns.

Forrest City (St. Francis):

FHA—Ash Bldg. (1) John F. Knox.

FS—Land Utilization Unit; (0) B. C. Bumette.

SCS—305-311 North Washington St. Area Office—Supervision of Work Units; (13) Howard

T. Barnett.

30^311 North Washington St. Work Unit

OflBce—Tech. assistance to St. Francis Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Thomas A. Moore.

Fort Smith (Sebastian):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Leland D, Dtmcan.

SCS—County Court House. Area Office—Supervision of Work Units; (14) Buford J. Poe.

Work Unit Office—Tech. assistance to Sebastian Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Artie J. Landers.

Glenwood (Pike):

FS—Broadway and Pullman Sts. Caddo Ranger

Dist.; (6) N. S. Kmecza.

Hamburg (Asliley):

FHA—Norman Bldg. (1) Thomas H. Chambers.

Hamburg (Ashley) :

SCS—710 South Main St. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Ashley Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Howard M. Timmons.

Hampton (Calhoun):

SCS—210 Main St. Work Unit Office—Tech.

assistance to Calhoun Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Hodge B. Vineyard.

Harrisburg (Poinsett):

FHA—Dr. Smith Bldg. (4) Cullen D. Scifres.

SCS—Mardis Bldg. Work Unit Office—Tech.

assistance to Poinsett Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Clinton E. Bowling.

Harrison (Boone):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Ottis L. Peebles.

FS—Room 30, P. 0. Bldg. Research in forest

production, range management and fire protection in pine-hardwood forests oí Ozarks; (4)

Clement Mesavage.

ARKANSAS—Continued

Harrison (Boone)—Continued

SCS—316^i West Stephenson St. Area Off.—

Superv. of Work Units; (17) Bill Polk.

3151-Í West Stephenson St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Crooked Creek Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Clarence H. Eaton.

Heber Springs (Cleburne):

SCS—2111.^ Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to East Central Arkansas Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) John M. Moose, Jr.

Hector (Pope) :

FS—Bayou Ranger Dist.; (5) B. J. Spilsbury.

Helena (Phillips) :

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (4) Earl W. Wilson.

SCS—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Phillips Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Judson E. Terry.

Hope (Hempstead):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) William M. Reinhardt.

SCS—County Court House. Area Off.—Superv.

of Work Units; (15) James M. Case.

County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Hempstead Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) George F. Brown.

Hot Springs (Garland) :

FHA—Community Bank Bldg. (1) Randall A.

McCain. (Serves Garland and Montgomery

Cos.)

FS—Federal Bldg. Ouachita National Forest

Hdqrs.; (20) H. C. Eriksson.

FS—Indiana and Winona Sts. Jessieville Ranger

Dist.; (9) A. B. Williams.

SCS—500}.^ Ouachita Ave. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Lake Hamilton Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Dewey S. Thomason, Sr.

Huntsville (Madison):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) George W. Brown.

SCS—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Madison Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Fred E. Benefiel.

Jasper (Newton):

FHA—Gilbert Bldg. (1) Thomas B. Breckenridge.

FS—Courthouse Square. Buffalo Ranger Dist.;

(4) M. C. Hopson.

SCS—Gilbert Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Newton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Elmer R. Gregory.

Jonesboro (Craighead):

AMS, GR—824 South Main St, Rice inspection; (l-*2) R. A. Selig.

FHA—Old East School Bldg. (1) Roy Norman

Clark.

SCS—Federal Offices Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Central Crowley Ridge Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) William L. Wilhite.

Lake VIHage (Chicot) :

FHA—Rosenzweig Bldg. (3) Robert E. Dew.

SCS—Main and South Court Sts. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Chicot Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Robert S. Whitaker.

Lewisville (Lafayette):

FHA—Courthouse. (2) John Bagby.

SCS—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Lafayette Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Daniel W. Dennington,

Little Rock (Pulaski) :

AMS, A ES—316 Federal Bldg. State-Federal

Crop Reporting Service; (8-*2) M. McPeek.

AMS, CN—317 West 5th St., White Front Bldg.

Cotton classification, cotton quality statistics,

cotton market news, and cottonseed inspection:

(5-56) Waring A. Black. Jr.

AMS, DA—Room 812, East 13th St. Market

News service on dairy and poultry prod.; (*2)

J. W. Coddington.

AMS, WA—Federal Bldg., Room 518. Enforcement of U. S. Warehouse Act (cotton, grain, and

other prod,); (7) Dabney W. Townsend.

ARS, ADE—368 Federal Bldg. Ajiimal disease

eradication projects; sanitary handling of import

animal byproducts, hay and straw; issuance or

endorsement of certificates for export livestock;

(25) AUen W. Rice.
ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS—Continued

Little Rock (Pulaski)—Continued

Area Equipment Committee, Area IV—SOS,

Room Z2i, Federal Bldg. Aiding utilization of

excess and disposal ofsurplus supplies and equipment; (1) D. F. Webb, chairman.

ASCC—347 Federal OlTice Bldg., P. 0. Box 2781.

Responsible for carrying out agricultural adjustment, price support and agricultural conservation progi-ams; (29) W. L. Jameson, Jr., chairman.

FHA—ßOO West Capitol Ave., State DirectorArkansas. (23) J. V. Highfill.

Courthouse, Spring and Markham Sts. (2)

John V. Ferguson.

ses—323 Federal Bldg. State Off.—Administration ses program in the State; (3G) Hollis R.

Williams.

Old P. 0. Bldg. Area Off.—Superv. of Work

Units; (16) Aubrey J. Hough.

Old P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lonoke-Pulaski Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Elston S. Leonard.

BOL—326 Federal Bldg. Legal services in connection with the Department's activities; (19)

Dan P. Chisholm.

Lonoke (L«noke) :

FHA—Courthouse. (3) John 0. Spurlock.

SCS—200 North Center St. Work Unit OfficeTechnical assistance to Lonoke-Pulaski Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Henry Clay White.

Magnolia (Columbia):

ARS, PPC—P. 0. Box 596. Quarantine operations against the pink bollworm; (2) W. C.

Maxwell.

FHA—County Office Bldg. (1) Henry B. Rice,

Jr.

ses—207 South Jefferson St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Columbia Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) James C. Galbraith.

Malvern (Hot Spring) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Doelas G. Griffin,

ses—116 West 2d St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Hot Spring Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

(1) WUliam C. O'Neal.

Manila (Mississippi):

8CS—112 West Dewey St. W^ork Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to West Mississippi CO. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Carl M. Robins.

Marianna (Lee) :

ARS, FC—Cotton Br. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Cotton

breeding and genet, invest.; (*1) Carl A. Moosberg.

FHA-McCullough Bldg. (1) Woodrow Cearley.

FS-Land Utilization Unit; (1) N. W. Fisher,

ses—124 West Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lee Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Ronald D. Sandstead.

Marion (Crittenden):

FHA—Sulcer Bldg. (2) David C. Neal.

ees-Sulcer Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Crittenden Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Stanley D. Robbins.

Marshall (Searcy):

FHA—Ed Raines Bldg. (1) Norman B. Powell.

8CS—Ed Raines Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Buffalo Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Alvin E. Creed.

McGehee (Desha):

FHA—Desha Agricultural Bldg. (4) Earl A.

Rhein.

BCS—County Agricultural Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to D,esha Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Hugh W. Hill.

Melbourne (Izard) :

FHA—Courthouse. (I) Denver E. Hulett.

(Serves Izard and Sharp Cos.)

ses—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Strawberry River Soil Conserv, Dist.- (3) Samuel J. Gay,

Mena (Polk):

FHA—Cox Bldg, (1) Eulas M. J. Drye.

FS—P. O. Bldg, Mena Ranger Dist.; (8) V. E.

Taylor.

SCS-«20-622 Mena St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Rich Mountain Soil Conserv. Dist.

(3) Owen E. AUred.

ARKANSAS—Conlinued

Monticcllo (Drew):

FHA-Ba.xter Bldg. (1) Albert D. Rnbin.<?.

ses—Baxter Bldg. Area Offico—Supervision of

Work Units; (0) Claude L. Price.

Baxter Bldg. Work Unit Office—Tech. assistance to Drew Co, Soil Conserv, Dist.; (2)

WUllam T. Martin,

Morrilton (Conway):

FHA—Courthouse. (3) Bucll E. Burns.

ses—County Court House. Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Central Valleys Soil Conserv

Dist.; (2) James F. Irving, Jr.

Mountain Home (Baxter):

FHA—Tippit Bldg. (0) Jo.seph G. .Tones. (Suboffice of Co. Offico at Yellville in Marion Co.)

SCO—808^^2 Baker St. Work Unit OlTicc.—Tech.

assistance to Hightower Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) John L. Simmons,

Mountain View (Stone):

FS—P, (). Bldg., Main St. Sylamore Ranger

Dist.; (6) W. V. Cranston.

ses-West Main St. Work Unit Oilice—Tech.

assistance to Blue Mountain Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Kipp B. Sullivan.

Mount Ida (Montgomery):

FS—Womble Ranger Dist.; (fi) W. L. Lane

SCS-Black Bldg. Work Unit Office-Tech, assistance to Crystal Mountain Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Edwin Lee Austin.

Murfreeshoro (Pike):

FHA—Brewer Bldg. (I) Thomas G. Park.

ses—Brewer Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Little Missouri Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Doy L. Zachry.

Nashville (Howard):

ARS, PPC—P. O. Box 236. Phony Peach and

Peach Mosaic Control (4-*4) A. C. Copeland,

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Hilton E. Oant.

ses-Old Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Mine Creek Soil Conserv. List.;

(3) J. Alton Daniel,

Newport (Jackson):

FHA—Courthouse. (3) Joe J. Chivers.

ses—County Court Hou.se. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Jackson Co. Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (5) Lyle D. Bobeck.

North Little Rock (Pulaski):

ses—1200 Ea.st Washington Ave. State Garage.—Maintenance and repair of S('S equip, in

the State; (4) Wallace F. Harris.

Oden (Montgomery):

FS—0<len Ranger Dist.; (6) E. M. Howell.

Osceola (Mississippi):

ARS, FC—Alfalfa Substa. (coop.). Alfalfa Invest." (*l) James F. Jacks.

Ozark (Franklin):

FHA—Johnson Bldg. (1) Adlai F. Arnold.

FS—Main St. White Rock Ranger Dist.; (4) T,

D. Curtis.

ses-Johnson Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Franklin Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) James 0. Murphy.

Paragould (Greene):

FHA-City Hall. (2) Travis P. Blue.

ses—221 West Court St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Greene Co.—Crowley Ridge

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (G) Oran W. Burns.

Paris (Logan) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) John E. Lachowsky.

FS—P, O. Bldg. Mount Magazine Ranger

Dist.; (4)D.E.Bylsma.

ses—County Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Magazine Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) John C. Crawford.

P. 0. Bldg. Watershed Protection UnitTech, assistance to Six Mile Creek Watershed

Protection Proj.; (9) James H. Hopson.

Perryville (Perry):

FHA-Van Dal.sem Bldg. (2) Jeff High.

ses—Van Dalsen Bldg. ^^'ork Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Perry Co. Soil Censerv,

Dist.; (1) Charles A Reeder.
54 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

ARKANSAS—Continued

Pigfflit (Clay):

FHA—Hotel Clay Bldg. (3) Iverson C. Cameron.

ßCS—111 South Front St. Work Unit Off —

Tech. assistance to Clay Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) IraHartness.

Pine Bluff (Jefferson):

FHA—Merchants and Planters Bank Bldg. (3)

Robert E. M cLelland.

8CS—lOOJi Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Jefferson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Howard W. Hankins.

Pocahontas (Randolph): ^ ^

FHA—Campbell Bldg. (1) Leonard E. McCrlght.

ßCS—102 North Bettis St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Trl-River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Robert J. Barnett.

Prescott (Nevada):

FHA—Co. Off. Bldg. (1) Newton N. Daniel,

ses—Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Nevada Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) James H. Nelson.

Russelville (Pope):

FHA-U. S. For. Serv. Bldg. (1) Gaffney A.

Jimerson.

FS—U. S. For. Serv. Bldg., 600 West Main St.

OzarkNat. For. Hdqrs.; (13) Paul A. Swarthout.

SOS—U. S. For. Serv. Bldg. AVork Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Pope Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Burl Thompson.

Salem (Fulton):

FHA—Co. Fed. Bldg. (1) Herbert E. Hooten.

ßCS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Spring River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Kenneth L. Smith.

Searcy (White):

FHA—H. J. Davis Bldg. (4) Lyle H. Rogers.

(Serves White and Cleburne Cos.)

ses—211 West Vine St. Area Off.—Supervision of Work Units; (14) Archie J. Troxell.

211 West Vine St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to East Central Arkansas Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) Erby Blackburn.

Sheridan (Grant):

FHA—William-Scales Bldg. (1) Douglas M.

Waddell.

ßCP—108 North Oak St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Grant Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

(0) James C. Williams.

Star City (Lincoln):

FHA—Hundley Bldg. (3) Holman Trotter.

£CS—Hundley Bldg. Work Unit Off,—Tech.

assistance to Lincoln Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) John E. Gammill.

Stuttgart (Arkansas):

AMS, GR—.308 East 6th St. Rice inspection;

(l-*3) L. G. J. RcRan.

ARS, FC—Rice Br. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Rice

prod, and breeding; (1) Theodore H. Johnston.

Rice physiol; (*1) Kenneth L. Olsen.

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Garland M. Kersh.

Texarkara (Miller):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Quentin S. Dagenhart.

tes-County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Miller Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Eugene N Gatlin.

Van Buren (Crawford):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Aaron T. Tavlor.

ecs—3d and Webster Sts. AVork Unit Off.—

Tech. Assistance to Clear Creek Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Calvin W. Bedell.

Waîdron (£cott):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Curtis H. Lemons.

FS—Poteau R.inger Dist.; (3) W. D, Seagle.

ses—110 Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Poteau River Soil Conserva. Dist.;

(1) William J. Simpson.

Walnut Ridge (Lawrence):

FHA—Planters Bank Bldg. (3) C. Jack Cato.

SCS—2d and Elm Sts. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lawrence Co. Sou Conserv. Dist

(2) Wright H. Hatcher.

Warren (Bradley):

FHA—Agricultural Bldg. (1) Sherman Williams.

(Serves Bradley and Cleveland Cos.)

ARKANSAS—Continued

Warren (Bradley)—Continued

ses—County Agricultural Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech, assistance to L'Aigle Creek Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Joffre H. Rogers.

Wynne (Cross):

FHA—Wynne Federal Savings & Loan Association Bldg. (1) Robert D. Dillport.

SCS—521 Commercial Ave. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Cross Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Benjamin N. Home.

Yellville (Marion):

FHA—Gaines Bldg. (1) Harold E. Foster.

(Serves Marlon and Baxter Cos. Suboffice at

Mountain Home in Baxter Co.)

SCS—Main and Berry Sts. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Crooked Creek Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Milton H. Summerour.

CALIFORNIA

Adin (Modoc):

FS—Big Valley Ranger Dist.; (4) R. Kenneth

Smith.

Albany (Alameda):

ARS, ENT—Univ. of Calif., 1050 San Pablo Ave.

Biological control of weeds; (0) J. K. HoUoway.

ARS, WU—800 Buchanan St. Western Regional

Research Lab.; research for development of new

and wider uses for agricultural commodities,

particularly for the Western Region; (308)

Michael J. Copley.

Area Equipment Committee, Area VI—ARS, 800

Buchanan St. Aiding utilization of excess and

disposal of surplus supplies and equipment; (1)

S. J. Adams, chairman.

LIB—West. Util. Res. Branch. Provides library

services to staff of Western Util. Res. Br.; (2)

Anne M. Avakian.

Alturas (Modoc):

FS—Modoc Nat. Forest Hdqrs.; (14) Neal M.

Rahm.

FS—South Fork Ranger Dist.; (1) Donald H.

Euler.

Anaheim (Orange):

ARS, ENT—P. 0. Bldg. Insecticide testing;

(0) Albert P. Yerington.

ARS, ENT—P. 0. Bldg., 113 West Broadway,

P. 0. Box 511. Research on pea aphid control

in alfalfa; (2) Wayne L. Howe. (Sublaboratory

of Beltsvüle, Md.)

Arcadia (Los Angeles) :

FS—701 North Santa Anita Dr. Arcadia equipment service depot; (17) Donald W. McFarland.

FS—701 North Santa Anita Dr. Arcadia equipment development center; (8) Eugene E. Silva.

Bakersfíeld (Kern):

AMS, CN—4.30 27th St. Cotton classification,

cotton quahty statistics, cotton market news,

and cottonseed inspection; (4-60) Willie K.

Palmer.

ARS, SWC—P. 0. Box 513. Soil & Water Mgt.

Invests.; (4) Leonard Schiff.

FS—Greenhorn Ranger Dist.; (2) Robert F. Carlson.

Bard (Imperial):

SCS—Unnamed building, near Bard, Calif.

(Route 2, Box 224, Yuma, Ariz.). Work Unit

Off.—Tech. Assistance to Bard Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Norman E. Elam.

Barstow (San Bernardino):

SCS—303 East Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

Assistance to Mojave Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

James A. McGuire.

Beaumont (Riverside):

SCS—304 West Fifth St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

Assistance to San Gorgonio Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Charles P. Gerhart.

Berkeley (Contra Costa):

AMS, MR—P. 0. Box 89. Secretary, Western

Agricultural Econ. Res. Coimcil. Employed

cooperatively by AMS and Western Agr. Exp.

Stas. Engaged in planning and carrying forward a number of regional research projects of

particular significance to the agriculture of the

Western States; (2-*2) WendeirCalhoun.
CALIFORNIA 55

CALIFORNIA—Continued

Berkeley (Alameda) :

ARS, AIQ—2503 San Pablo Ave. Biological

Products Licensing and Inspection; (1) Qcorge

O. Johnson.

ARS, FC—500 Arlington Ave. (coop, with Univ.

of Calif.). Leaf and stem fiber invest.; (1) John

M. Webber.

Forestry Bldg., Univ. of Calif. (Mail address:

P. 0. Box 245). Calif. For. and Range Expt.

Sta. (coop, with Univ. of Calif.). Range reseeding invest.; (1) Donald R. Cornelius.

ARS, PE—P. O. Bldg. Research, sta. and serv.

work in econ. of agr. production, including adjustments in 'prod, to prospective demands;

farm labor requirements and productivity; costs

and returns; econ. problems relating to farm

credit, investment, taxation, insurance, laud and

water use, land values, and tenure; (2) Wells A.

Hutchins.

ARS, SWC—P. 0. Box 180. Soil and water mgt.

investigations; (2) Dean C. Muckel.

FES-College of Agi-iculture, Univ. of Calif.

Directs the State programs of Cooperative

Extension, work. Wayne F. Weeks, Acting

Director,

rs—Forestry Bldg., Univ. of Calif. Campus. Calif.

Forest and Range Exp. Sta. Research in forest

production, utilization, survey, economics;

range, watershed management; protection from

fire, insects, diseases; (82) George M. Jemison.

ses—Berkeley P. O. Bldg.; Field Correlator;

tech. direction to soil survey work including

classification, nomenclature and correlation, soil

survey inspection, and soil survey reports in an

assigned gi-oup of States; (4) William M. Johnson.

Berry Creek (Butte):

FS—Merrimac Ranger Dist.; (2) William E.

Turpin.

Bieber (Lassen):

SCS—Pit Soil Conserv. Dist. Bldg., Bridge and

Market Sts. Work Unit Off.—Tech. Assistance

to Pit and Adin-Lookout Soil Conserv. Dists.;

(1) E. Lee Griner.

Big Creek (Fresno) :

FS—Pineridge Ranger Dist.; (3) James E. Taylor.

Biggs (Butte) :

ARS, FC—Biggs Rice Fid. Sta. (coop.). Rice

prod, and breeding; (*1) Joseph R. Thysell.

Bishop (Inyo) :

FS—Inyo Nat. Forest Hdqrs.; (7) Wilfred S.

Davis.

FS-Crowley Lake Ranger Dist.; (0) Charles D.

Peyrone.

Blairsden (Plumas):

FS—Beckwourth Ranger Dist.; (2) Arthur D.

Qifford.

Brawley (Imperial):

ARS, FC-USDA Southwest Irrigation Fid. Sta.

Invest, on alfalfa and grass for forage and seed

prod.; (1) Jim P. Trimble. Soybean invest.;

(1) George H. Abel, Jr. Cotton impr. invest.;

(2) William P. Sappenfleld. Soil and water

mgt. invest.; (l2-*3) Edward G. Noble.

ARS-HCR—Southwestern Irr. Fid. Sta., P. 0.

Box 1339. Breeding improved disease-resistant

varieties of lettuce, melons, and onions; (1)

Raymond O. Standridge.

Brentwood (Contra Costa) :

ses—Mosquito District Bldg., Spruce St. Subunit OS.—Tech. assistance to East Contra Costa

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Lloyd B. Osborne.

Bridgeville (Humboldt) :

FS—Mad River Ranger Dist.; (2) Robert C.

Janes.

Buck Creek (Modoc) :

FS—Goose Lake Ranger Dist.; (3) Robert S. Hays.

Calexico (Imperial) :

ARS, PQ—Room 203, Border Station Bldg.

Plant quarantine enforcement; (1) Seeley W,

Luke.

California Hot Springs (Tulare) :

FS—Hot Springs Ranger Dist.; (2) Alden L.

Wuoltee.

CALIFORNIA—Continued

Calisfoga (Napa) :

SCS—Fairgrounds (P. 0. Box 3). Suhunit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Napa Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) .\lhert J. McDowell.

Callahan (Siskiyou):

FS—Callahan Ranger Dist.; (2) Harry J. Davis.

Camarillo (Ventura):

ses—Southeast corner of Highway 101 and Palm

Dr. Work Unit Office.—Tech. assistance to

Calleguas Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Robert M.

Rust.

Camptonville (Yuba):

FS—Caraptonville Ranger Dist.; (1) Robert N.

Thompson.

Canby (Modoc):

FS—Happy Camp Ranger Dist.; (3) Stanley R,

Zeger.

Carmel Valley (Monterey) :

ses—P. O. Bldg. Subunit Off.—Tech. assistance

to Carmel Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Sterling D. Mummert.

Cedarville (Siskiyou) :

FS—Surprise Valley Ranger Dist.; (1) Elmo A.

Brough.

Challenge (Yuba):

FS—LaPorte Ranger Dist.; (2) Robert E. Lang.

Chester (Lassen):

FS—Almanor Ranger Dist.: (2) Allen H. Mullen.

Chico (Butte):

ARS, IICR—U. S. Plant Introduction Garden.

Propagation, testing, and distribution of ornamental plants from foreign countries and U. S,

possessions; (7) Lloyd E. Jolev.

ARS, PPC—336 Broadway. Hall scale eradication; (13) Edwin H. Fosen.

FS—Magalia Ranger Dist.; (2) Frank W. Embree.

Corning (Tehama):

ses—715 4th St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Corning Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) John V.

Spencer.

Corona (Riverside):

FS—Trabuco Ranger Dist.; (2) Joseph K. Munhall.

Covelo (Mendocino):

FS—Covelo Ranger Dist.; (1) Edwin L. Angwin.

Crescent City (Del Norte):

FS—Gasquet Ranger Dist.; (3) Edward C.

Carpenter.

Crows Landing (Stanislaus):

ses—McAuley Bldg., 5th and F Sts. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Orestimba Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) Olen D. Peninger,

Cucamonga (San Bernardino) :

ses—8037 Archibald Ave. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to West End, Mira Loma, and

Cucomonga-Mountaln View Soil Conserv.

Dists.; (5) William G. Scott.

Davis (Yolo):

ARS, AE—Agr. Eng. Dept., Univ. of Calif. Beef

Cattle and Swine Housing Research; (*1)

Theodore E. Bond.

ARS, ENT—P. 0. Box 36. Studies in pollination

and Pacific coast methods of beekeeping; (1)

George H. Vansell.

ARS, FC—Univ. of Calif., Univ. Farm (coop.).

Barley, wheat, and oat prod, and breeding; (1)

Coit A. Suneson.

Cotton defoliation invest.; ( !) Richard H.

G arber.

Castorbean prod, and breeding invest.; (1)

LeRoy H. Zimmerman.

Weed control research; ( I) Thomas J. Sheets.

LIB—USDA Library Service, I^niv. of Calif.

Lib. Provides library services to Dept. workers in Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington; J. R. Blanchard.

Descanso (San Diego) :

FS—Descanso Ranger Dist.; (3) Lloyd R. Britton.

Dinkey Creek (Fresno) :

FS—Kings River Ranger Dist.; (3) Robert E.

Flynn.

Dixon (Solano):

SCS—P. 0. Bldg. Suhunit Off.—Tech. assistance to Di.xon Soil Conserv. Dist.; (OJ Herman

C. Cohen.
56 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

CALIFORNIA—Continued

Downieville (Sierra):

FS—Downieville Eaoger Dist.; (2) Oliver L.

Holmes.

El Cajon (San Diego) :

yes—Russell Bldg. 221 North Magnolia. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to El Cajon-Lakeside Soil Conserv, Dist.; (4) Dwight K. Ellison.

El Centro (Imperial):

A MS, CN—Veterans Memorial Hall. Cotton

classification, cotton quality statistics, cotton

market news, and cottonseed inspection; (4-22)

William C. Dixon. (Seasonal—open August 15

to January 15.)

Escondido (San Diego) :

FS—Palomar Ranger Dist.; (1) Morrison R.

James, Jr.

ses—440 North Broadway. Area Off.—Superv.

oí Work Units; (3) Clarence C. Sikes.

440 North Broadway. Work Unit Off.—

Tech assistance to Escondido, Valley Center,

Borrego Valley, and Upper San Luis Rey Soil

Conserv. Dists.; (6) J. Lee Woolsey.

Etna (Siskiyou):

ses—Old Grammar School Bldg, Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Siskiyou Sou Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Kenneth Croeni.

Eureka (Humboldt) :

FS—Six Rivers Nat. Forest Hdqrs.; (13) Wesley

W. Spinney.

Fairfield (Solano):

FHA—740 Texas St. (1) Leif E. Wahlberg.

(Serves Contra Costa, Napa, Solano, and Yolo

Cos.)

FallbrooI< (San Diego) :

SCS—120 South Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Middle San Luis Rey Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Jennings W. Garlinghouse.

Fall River Mills (Shasta) :

FS—Pit Ranger Dist.; (2) Fred J. Alberico.

Fawnskin (San Bernardino) :

FS—Big Bear Ranger Dist.; (2) John A. Magee.

Florin (Sacramento):

SCS—Sacramento Co. Bldg.; Florin Rd. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Florin, Granite,

and Lower Consumnes Soil Conserv. Dists.; (1)

William A. Hallisey.

Fontana (San Bernardino) :

ARS, ADP—Rabbit Exp. Sta. Fur Animal

Husbandry and Disease Investigations; (8)

George S. Templeton.

ARS, APH—Rabbit Exp. Sta. Fur Animal Research; (2) George S. Templeton.

Fontana (Humboldt):

FS—Cajon Ranger Dist.; (1) Lloyd D. Hayes.

Foresthill (Placer):

FS—Foresthill Ranger Dist. (2) Glen E. Sindel.

Fort Jones (Siskiyou) :

FS—Scott River Ranger Dist.; (2) Theodore H.

Simpson.

Frazier Park (Kern) :

FS—Mt. Pinos Ranger Dist.; (1) Aloysius J.

Weisgerber.

Fresno (Fresno):

AMS, DA—2305 Los Angeles St. Market News

service on dairy and poultry prod.; (*1) D. A.

Lockhart.

AMS, CN—3533 East Tulare St. Cotton classiñcation, cotton quality statistics, cotton market

news, and cottonseed inspection; (4-34) Lester E.

Franz,

AMS, FV—1121 Chance St, Market news service

on fruits and vegetables; C. B. Miller.

3529 East Tulare St. Admin, of marketing

agreements and orders on fruits, vegetables and

related crops; Admin, of export payment, diversion and surplus removal programs as may be

assigned; (1) 0. C. Fuqua.

3529 East Tulare St. Standardization and Inspection of processed fruits and vegetables and

other related products; (28) Daniel R. Russell.

AMS, MR—712 Elizabeth St. Res. lab. on control of insp.ct.s in dried fruits and dry beans and

peas; (4) Perez Simmons.

CALIFORNIA—Continued

Fresno (Fresno)—Continued

AMS, MR—2021 South Peach Ave. Invest, in

handling, transp., storage and post-harvest

diseases of deciduous fruits, vegetables, and

other hort, crops; (6-*l) A, L. Ryall.

AMS, PY—3.529 East Tulare St. Grading poultry

prod.; (1) Ray Parbst.

ARS, HCR—U. S. Grape Fid. Sta., 2021 South

Peach Ave. Stone fruit and grape prod, and

breeding invest.; (5) Elmer Snyder.

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (2) Oliver Duval. (Serves

Fresno Co.)

FS—2107 Inyo St. Sierra Nat. For. Hdqrs.; (16)

Leon R, Thomas,

SCS—943 R St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. Assistance to Firebaugh Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Hal

L. Hill.

Georgetown (El Dorado):

FS—Georgetown Ranger Dist.; (2) George I.

Ramstad.

Glendora (Los Angeles) :

FS—Mt. Baldy Ranger Dist.; (2) Anselmo Lewis.

FS—110 North Wabash Ave. Res. in watershed

mgt., southern California; (13) Jesse D. Sinclair.

Goleta (Santa Barbara) :

SCS—Bld^. 256 Santa Barbara. Airport Work

Unit Off.—Tech. Assistance to Santa Barbara

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Vernon Carl Miller.

Grass Valley (Nevada) :

SCS—250 South Auburn. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. Assistance to Nevada Co. Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (2) Harry H. Hyatt.

Greenville (Plumas):

FS—Greenville Ranger Dist.; (3) Harold B.

Turner.

Grovcland (Tuolumne):

FS—Groveland Ranger Dist.; (2) Ralph L. Lessel.

Half Moon Bay (San Mateo):

SCS—508 Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

Assistance to San Mateo Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Richard J. Wagner.

Hanford (Kings) :

FHA—323 North Douty St. (1) Myron C. Frane.

(Serves Kings and San Luis Obispo Cos.)

ses-323 North Douty St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. Assistance to Tulare Lake Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) David R. Brooks.

Happy Camp (Siskiyou) :

FS—Happy Camp Ranger Dist.; (3) Herbert H.

Scherer.

Hat Creek (Shasta) :

FS—Hat Creek Ranger Dist.; (2) John S. Woolfolk.

Hayfork (Trinity):

FS—Hayfork Ranger Dist,; (3) Raymond L.

Beals.

Healdsburg (Sonoma):

SCS—425 We^t St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

Assistance to Sotoyome Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Warren W. Wood.

Hemet (Riverside) :

SeS—Fairgrounds Adm. Bldg. 100 South Palm

Street. Work Unit Off.-Tech. Assistance to

San Jacinto Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Frank L.

Brooks, Jr.

Hollister (San Benito) :

SC&-206 San Benito St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

Assistance to Bolada, Fairview, Bitterwater, and

San Felipe Soil Conserv. Dist.; (6) Robert N.

Ross.

Idyll wild (Riverside):

FS—San Jacinto Ranger Dist.; (1) John C. Gilman.

Imperial (Imperial):

SCS—Imperial Irrig. Dist. Bldg., 100 North

Imperial Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech. Assistance to Imperial Irrig. Dist.; (2) Einar L, Roget,

Indio (Riverside):

ARS, HCR—U. S. Date Fid. Sta., P. O. Box 727.

Invest in growing of date palms; citrus breeding

and the effect of irrig, on productivity of citrus;

(9) Joe R. Purr.

Isabella (Kern):

FS—Cannel Meadow Ranger Dist.; (1) Joseph W.

Paldi.

FS—Kern River Ranger Dist.; (0) Burton A.

Hutchinson.
CALIFORNIA 57

CALIFORNIA—Continued

Jackson (Amador):

SCS—Sausmon's Off. Bldg. North Sutter Rt.

A\ork Unit. Off.—Tech. assistance to Amador

Soil Conserv. Dist.- (1) James F. Sedirlev

Kinß City (Monterey):

PS-Monterey Ranger Dist.; (2) Alex R. Camphell,

ses—509 Broadway. Suh-Unlt Off.—Tech. assistance to Nacltone Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Homer W.Marion.

Lakeport (Lake) :

SCS—025 South ? ^ain St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lower I-ake, Bie; Valiez, Scotts

Valley—Upper Lake Soil Con.<:erv. Dist. and

Adobe Creek Watershed Protection Program:

(5) Merle R. Britton.

Lakeshore (Fresno):

FS—Hiîîh Sierra Ranger Dist.; (1) Arnold P.

Snyder.

Lancaster (Los Angeles) :

SCS—P. 0. BldT.. 232 West Tenth St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Antelope Vallev

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (6) Chester A. Coover.

Leevining (Mono) :

FS—ûîono Lake Ranger Dist.; (0) Wilfred L.

Keene.

Livermore (Alame<fa):

SCS-P. O. Bldg., 232 West Tenth St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. Assistance to Eastern Alameda

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Arthur G. Carns.

Lompoc (Santa Barbara):

SCS—Lompoc Soil Conserv. Dist. Bldg., H St.

and Pine. Work Unit Off.—Tech. Assistance

to Lompoc Soil Conserv. Dist. and Santa Ynez

River Flood Prevention Project; (3) Clarence F.

Blakeboro.

Lone Pine (Inyo) :

FS—Mt. Whitney Ranger Dist.; (1) Roy W

Saarni.

Los Angeles (Los Angeles) :

AMS, DAI—298 Wholesale Terminal Bldg.

Market News serv. on dairy and poultry prod.;

(2) R. F. Brueckner.

AMS, FV—784 South Central Ave. Sta-ndardization and insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables; (3)

CD. Williams.

902 Santa Fe Ave. Supervision of fed. state

insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables; P. V. Stay.

7?.4 South Centra] Ave. Market news serv.

on fruits and vesetables; (4) A. E. Prugh.

1031 South Broadway—Room 1005. Admin,

of marketing agreements and orders on fruits,

vegetables and related crops; Admin, of export

payment, diversion and surplus removal programs as may he assii^ned; (2) W. C. Noland.

1206Maple Ave.—Room 351. Standardization

and insp. of processed fruits and vegetables and

other related prod.; (26) Farrell S. Stone.

294 Wholesale Terminal Bldg. Admin, of

Perishable Agri. Commodities Act, Produce

Agency Act, Export Apple and Pear Act and

Standard Container Acts; (3) George W. Winfrey.

AMS, GR—P. 0. Bldg. Admin. Grain Standards Act; Bean and Pea Insp.; Hay Insp.; Commodity Insp.; (2) A. H. Volkmann.

V/holesale Terminal Bldg. Market News; (0)

T. J. Cameron.

AMS, LS—Livestock Exch. Bldg., Union Stockyards. Admtn. oí Packers and Stockj-ards Act;

(2) B. P. Platt.

Market News serv. (l-*2) P. 0. Kingsbury;

Meat Grading Serv. -(31) J. R. Maize.

AMS, MR—University of California at Los

Angeles. Basic physiology studies on storage of

vegetables; (1) Morris Lieberman.

AMS, PAA—1031 South Broadway, Inves.; (0)

Wilford S. Beard.

AMS, PY—265 Wholesale Terminal Bldg, Grading poultry prod.; (8) Jack E. Hilton.

ARS, ADE—1525 U. S. P. O. and Court House

public stockyards insp.; (1) F. O. Kieldsen.

ARS, AIQ—1525 U. S. P. O. and Court House

Insp. and quar. of import-export animals; sanitary handhng of import animal byproducts, hay

and straw; (2) F. 0. Kieldsen.

314814«—54 5

CALIFORNIA—ConHnued

Los Angeles fLos Angeles)—Continued

^^^\^^~}Jniv. of Calif., Bot. Dept., (coop.).

( otton culture and physiol. invest.; (1) Vilas T

Walhood.

A ns, MI-152C U. S. P. 0. and Court House Meat

.'?iPs',^°')PT''""^ '" e.\-am¡nations for the Navy; (117) F. 0. Kieldsen.

AP.S, PPC-212 Livestock Exch. Bldg. Union

Stockyards Inves. of pesticides; (0) P. N Chisholm.

ARS SWC-1509 U. S. P. 0. and Court House

Soil and water management invest.; (6) Harrv

t. Blanev.

William V. Mendenhall. -i . v v

SOL—1031 South Broadway. le^al services in

connection with the Dept's activities' (2) John

b. (jriinn.

Los Panos (Merced):

SCS—1248 Pacheco Ave. Work Unit Off —Tech

assistance to Los Banos and Red Top Soil

Conserv. Dists.; (4) Leonard R. Leoni.

Los Molinos (Tehama):

^^?~*^i^^^"?T ^^1^' Josephine and Molinos

Sts. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lassen View Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Warren W

Brown.

Lower Lake (Lake):

SCS—South side Main St. (next to Bank of

America) (P. 0. Box 108). Subunit Off —

Tech. assistance to Lower Lake Soil Conserv

Dist.; (0) CharlesM. Edson.

Loyalton (Sierra):

SCS—Loyalton Hotel. Work Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to Sierra Valley Soil Conserv Dist •

(1) RoUo R. Larsen. ''

Madera (Madera) :

SCS-FÍTst Nat. Bank Bldg., 200 East Yosemite

Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to

Bonita Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Bobby L. Gaines

Mammoth Lakes (Mono) :

FS—Mammoth Ranger Dist.; (3) Bernard S

Sweatt.

Maricopa (Kern):

PS—Cuyama Ranger Dist.; (1) WilUam R C

Beaty.

Mariposa (Mariposa):

PS-Mariposa Ranger Dist.; (1) James H

Michels.

McCloud (Siskiyou):

PS—Mt. Shasta Nursery; (1) Karl B. Lanquist

McCloud Ranger Dist.; (1) Robert S. McBride.

Men tone (San Bernardino):

FS—Mill Creek Rangor Dist.; (2) Lynn A.

Horton.

Merced (Merced):

FHA—660 17th St. (1) Eugene E. Shirley.

(Serves Madera, Mariposa, and Merced Cos.)

SCS—Thorington Bldg. 700 17th St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to ACP; (0) Albert

L. Suffecool.

Meyers (El Dorado) :

FS—Lake Valley Ranger Dist.; (2) Vaughn H

Hofeldt.

Middletown (Lake):

SCS—S. p. Baker Bldg., Calistoga and Young

Sts. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to

Middletown Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Wilbur I.

Larmer.

Milford (Lassen):

FS—Milford Ranger Dist.; (4) Leonard E. Beltz.

Mineral (Tehama):

PS—Mineral Ranger Dist.; (3) Wesley J. Brokenshire,

Miramonte (Fresno):

FS—Hume Lake Ranger Dist.; (3) Louis R. Geil.

Modesto (Stanislaus) :

FHA—13171. St. (1) Clarence H. Davis. (Serves

Stanislaus and Tuolumne Cos.)

8CS—1209 K St. Subunit Off.—Tech. assistance

to ACP; (1) Alan J. Pope.

Montague (Siskiyou):

SCS—Montague Water Conserv. Dist; Bldg.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Shasta

Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) JohnM. Nichols.
58 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

CALIFORNIA—Continued

Moorpark (Ventura):

ses—Simi Valley Soil Conserv. Dist. Bldg., Los

Angeles Ave. Work Unit Off—Tech. assistance

to Simi Valley Soil Conserv. Dist. and Calleguas

Creek Watershed protection program, (8) Jack

E. Woods.

Morgan Hill fSanta Clara) :

ses—Corner of 5th St. and Monterey Rd. (P. 0.

Box 35). Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to

Loma Prieta Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Eugene L.

Thomas.

Mount Hebron (Siskiyou):

FS—Goosenest Ranger Dist.; (3) Charles A. Abell.

Mt. Shasta (Siskiyou):

FS—Sacremento Ranger Dist.; (3) Clémence R.

Crouch.

Murrieta (Riverside):

ßCS—Washington St., Hwy. 71 (P. 0. Box 951).

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to ElsinoreMurrieta-Anza Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Earl R.

Shade.

Napa (Napa):

SCS—1127 Brown St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Napa County Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Oscar E. Jacobs,

Nevada City (Nevada) :

FS—Banner Rd. Tahoe Nat. Forest Hdqrs.; (16)

Lloyd A. Rickel, Jr.

North Bloomfield Ranger Dist.; (1) Francis

R. Sodolski.

Newcastle (Placer):

SCS—Main St. (P. 0. Box R). Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Placer County Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Wayne D. Jackson.

Newhall (Los Angeles) :

FS—Saugus Ranger Dist.; (2) Leland E, Berriman.

SCS—821 San Fernando -Rd. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Upper Santa Clara Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) Richard L, Lingenielter.

North fork (Madera):

FS—Minaret Ranger Dist.; (1) William M. Gerson.

Northfork Ranger Dist."; (4) Myron J. Horn.

Oakland (Alameda):

AMS, FV—135 Franklin St. Standardization and

inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables; (3) S.

H. Fountain.

AMS, WAA—1515 Clay St., 6th -floor. Area

Adm. Div, activities in Western Area; (1) Paul

A. Auge.

AMS, WAA, AS—Adm. Serv. activities in Western Area; (10) E. L. Kessler.

AMS, WAA, BF—'Í515 .Clay St. Budget and

finance activ. in Western Area; (18) W. S.

Edwards.

AMS, WAA, PE—1616 Clay St. Personnel

activ. in Western Area; (9) Joseph L. Phillips.

ARS, PPC—1515 Clay St., Room M-1. Economic insect surveys; (l-*4) Lamar J. Padget.

ASCC—1615 Clay St. Responsible for carrying

out agricultural adjustment, price support and

agricultural conservation programs; (39) Glen

R. Harris, chairman.

FHA—1615 Clay St., -Pakland 12, Calif, State

Dir.—California, Nevada, and Territory of

Hawaii; (16) L. Stewart Hinckley.

SCS—1615 Clay St. Agronomist; technical guidance in agronomy to State Conservationists in an

assigned group of States for the economical and

efficient establishment of all types of herbaceous

vegetative growth in a complete soil and water

conservation program; (1) Wayne W. Austin.

SCS—1515 Clay St., 7th floor. State Off.—Administration SCS program in the State; (29) John S.

Barnes.

BCS—1515 Clay St. Inf. Spec; Tech. guidance

and assistance to State Conservationists in an

assigned group of States in conducting a program

of information and education on soil and water

conservation activities; (2) Arthur W. Emerson,

acting,

BCS—1516 Clay St, Biologist; tech. guidance In

biology to State Conservationsits m assigned

group of States on the improvement of all types

ofland on farms and ranches including ponds and

CALIFORNIA—Continued

Oakland (Alameda)—Continued

other agricultural water areas as wildlife habitat

for sustained annual production of crops of farm

game animals and other useful wildlife; (1) Paul

M. Scheffer.

Ojai (Ventura):

FS—Ojai Ranger Dist.; (1) Paul C, Case.

O'Neals (Madera):

ARS, FC—San Joaquín Expt. Range. Calif.

For. and Range Expt. Sta. (coop.) Range

fertilization and reseeding invest.; (1) Lisle R.

Green.

FS—San Joaquín Exp. Range. Research in foothill range management; (1) Charles A. Graham

Orleans (Humboldt):

FS—Orleans Ranger Dist.; (3) Charles A. Yates.

Oro Grande (San Bernardino) :

SCS—West side of Main St. (P. 0. Box 36). Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Mojave Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Harold L, Loudermilk,

Oroville (Butte) :

FHA—1378 Meyers St. (1) Richard D, McElroy. (Serves Butte, Lassen, Plumas, and Sierra

Cos.)

Pasadena fLos Angeles) :

ARS, FC—Calif. Inst, of Technol. (coop.) Corn

cytol., histol. and morphol.; (1) Albert E. Longley. Com breeding for sect and disease resistance; (*1) Ernest G. Anderson.

ARS, WU—263 South Chester Ave. Fruit and

Vegetable Chem. Lab. Res. on the chem. and

processing of fruits and vegetables in the Southern California and Arizona area, (14-*1) Elmer

A, Beavens.

FS—Oak Grove Park, Flood control project; (5)

Pius Pastorino,

Oak Grove Park. Arroyo Seco Ranger District;

(4) Carl C, Wilsoru

Paskenta (Tehama):

FS—Paskenta Ranger Dist.; (2) Louis E. Haan.

Paso Robles (San Luis Obispo) :

SCS—Bank of America Bldg., 13th and Park St,

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Upper

Salinas and Las Tablas Soil Conserv, Dist.; (2)

Raymond C. Cooper.

Finecrest (Tuolumne):

FS—Summit Ranger Dist.; (1) Jack L. Reveal,

Pine Grove (Amador):

FS—Caldor Ranger Dist.; (3) Clyde K, St. John.

Placerville (El Dorado) :

FS—El Dorado Nat, For, Hdqs.; (13) Guerdon

Ellis,

Institute of For. Genet. Res. in for, tree improvement; (8) William C. Gumming.

SCS—Harmaford Bldg. Agri. Center Area Off.—

Supervision of Work Units; (6) Howard M.

Lumsden.

Hannaford Bldg. Agri. Center Work Unit

Off.—Tech. Assistance to El Dorado Co. and

Georgetown Divide Sou Conserv. Dist.; (6)

Charles E. Matson.

Platina (Shasta) :

FS-YoUa Bolla Ranger Dist.; (2) Clyde W.

Lewis.

Pollock Pines (El Dorado) :

FS—Pacific Ranger Dist.; (2) Thomas B. Blazebrook.

Pomona (Los Angeles) :

AMS, MR—.P. 0. Box 700, Invest, in handling,

transp., and storage of citrus, dates, and other

subtropical fruits; (5) E. M. Harvey.

ARS, SWC—P. 0. Box 629. Soil and Water Mgt.

Invest. (2) Vladimir Aronovici,

Porterville (Tulare):

FS—Sequoia Nat, For, Hdqrs; (16) Eldon E. Ball.

Quincy (Plumas):

FS—Plumas Nat. For. Hdqrs; (20) William A.

Peterson.

FS-Quincy Ranger Dist,; (3) Percy D. Hook.

Ramona (San Diego) :

SCS—675 Main St. 'Work Unit Off,-Tech.

Assistance to Julian and Ramona Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Robert W. Palmer.

Red Bluff (Tehama) :

FHA-P. O. Bldg., Walnut St. (3) Irving F.

Pearce. (Serves Shasta, Tehama, and Trinity

Cos.)
CALIFORNIA 59

CALIFORNIA—Continued

Bed Bluff (Tehama)—Continued

SCS—730 Main St. Area Off.—Supervision of

Work Units; (6) Floyd O. Tumelson.

Bedding (Shasta) :

rs—P. O. Box 670. Shasta-Trinlty Nat. Tor.

Hdqrs.; (21) Paul W. Stathem.

Redding Ranger Dist.; (2) John Oilman,

ses—1835 Placer St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

Assistance to ACP; (0) WDmar L. CuiTy.

Bedlands (San Bernardino) :

ses—P. O. Bldg., 201 Brookside Ave. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. Assistance to Redlands-Highland Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Gabriel Epstein.

Biverside (Biverside):

ARS, ENT—Rooms 201-4 P. O. Bldg. Insect

transmission oí the peach mosaic disease; (2)

L. S. Jones.

ARS, FC—Citrus Expt. Sta., Box 31. (coop.).

Sugar beet agron. and disease invest.; (3) Charles

Price.

ARS, HCR—Citrus Expt. Sta., State Agrie. Expt.

Sta. Invest, of virus diseases of stone fruits; (2)

Lloyd C. Cochran.

ARS, PPC—200 Fed. Bldg. Phonv Peach and

Peach Mosaic Control (8-*20) C. H. Rothe.

ARS, SWC—U. S. Salinity Lab., Box 672. Soilplant relationships; (38-*l) H. E. Ha^^vard.

Citrus Expt. Sta. Soil and water mgt.

Invest.; (4) Maurice Donnelly.

FHA—3614 Ninth St. (2) Donald D. Drown

(Serves Riverside and San Bernardino Cos.)

8CS—U. S. Sal. Lab. Res. Liaison Reprcs.; coop,

analyses of res. requirements of oper. programs:

preparation of res. information for oper. use.

Allen W. Ejnnison.

Fid. Correlator; tech. direction to soil survey

work including classification, nomenclature and

correlation, soil survey insp., and soil sur.

reports in an assigned group of states; William

C. Harper.

Lab. studies of the chem. and physical properties of the soils for soil sur. purposes for a

broad geographical area; (2) Rueben E. Nelson.

Virginia Bldg., 3614 Ninth St. Area Off.—

Supervision of Work Units; (6) Arthur L.

Darsey.

Work Unit Off.—Tech Assistance to Riverside

Corona Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) James J. Cleveland.

Sacramento (Sacramento):

AMS, AES—2d floor, 1220 N St. State-Fed. Crop

Reporting Serv.; (12-*5) G. A. Scott.

AMS, FV—1125 Tenth St. Supervision of fed.-

state insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables; (*2)

William F. AUewelt.

State Off. Bldg.—Room 1. Market news

serv. on fruits and vegetables; (1) George K.

York.

701 K St.—Room 302. Adm. of marketing

agreements and orders on fruits, vegetables and

related crops; Adm. of export payment, diversion and surplus removal programs as may be

assigned; (2) Oscar H. Chapin.

AAIS, GR—State Off. Bldg. No. 1. Enforcement

Fed. Seed Act; Seed Insp.; (1-*1) W. D. Hay.

ARS, ADE—218 Fed. Bldg. Animal disease

eradication projects; sanitary handling of import

animal byproducts, hay and straw; issuance or

endorsement of certificates for export livestock;

(34) William A. McDonald.

ARS, HCR—U. S. Hort. Fid. Off., P. 0. Box 1146.

Walnut and almond prod, and improvement

invest.; (2) Robert W. Jones.

FHA—701 K St. (1) Archie H. Blanchard.

(Serves Amador, El Dorado, Nevada, Placer

and Sacramento Cos.)

BCS—Old P. 0. Bldg., 701 K St. Area Off.—

Supervision of Work Units (6) Austin D.

Warnken.

Salinas (Monterey):

ARS, FC—U. S. Agr. Res. Sta., 1636 East Alisal

St., P. O. Box 98, Alisal Br. Breeding invest,

on guayule and other rubber bearing pis.; (7)

Bayard L. Hammond.

U. S. Agr. Res. Sta., 1636 East Alisal St.

Sutrar beet breeding and disease invest.; (10)

Carlyle W. Bennett.

CALIFORNIA—Continued

Salinas (Monterey)—Continned

ses—328 Lmcoln Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

Asst. to San Vicente, Nacitone, Gloria, and

Mission Soledad Soil Conserv. Dist.; (6) Vincent

W. Shally.

Salyer (Trinity) :

FS—Lower Trinity Ranger Dist.; (3) Wesley E.

HoteUing.

San Andreas (Calaveras):

FS—Calaveras Ranger Dist.; (2) Ralph G. Brown.

San Bernardino (San Bernardino) :

FS—San Bernardino Nat. For. Hdqrs.; (11)

Simeri E. Jarvi.

San Diego (San Diego):

AMS, FV—Navy Provisions Pier—Foot of E

Street. Standardization and insp. of fresh

fruits and vegetables; (1) William E. Phillips.

ARS. AIQ—15-B U. S. Cu.stoms and Courthouse

Insp. and quar. of import-export animals; sanitary handling of import animal byproducts, hay

and straw; (0) J. E. Dwyer.

ARS, MI—15-B U. S. Customs and Courthouse

Meat insp.; coop. In examinations for the Navy;

(10) J. E. Dwyer.

FHA—135 West Broadway. (1) Leonard D.

Webster. (Serves Imperial and San Diego Cos.)

FS—U. S. Customhouse and Court House.

Cleveland Nat. For. Hdqrs.; (11) Walter J.

Puhn.

San Fernando (Los Angeles) :

ses—Soil Conserv. Serv. Bldg., 2033 Fourth St.

Area Off.—Supervision of Work Units; (8) Fred

A. Haughton, Jr.

Soil Conserv. Serv. Bldg., 2033 Fourth St.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. Assistance to Ci:ail

Lake and San Fernando Valley Soil Conserv.

Dist. and Los Angeles River Flood Prevention

Project; (10) Dirk J. Vanderwal.

San Francisco (San Francisco):

AMS, DA—Room 737 U. S. Appraiser's Stores

Bldg. Market News serv. on dairy and poultry

prod.; (6) F. H. McCampbell.

Room 737-A U. S. Appraiser's Stores Bldg.

Grading and insp. serv. on dairy prod.; (15-'5)

r. L. Reiser.

AMS, FD—630 Sansomc St. Is responsible for

fid adm. of the Food Distribution Div. programs, within states of the Western Area, including the Nat. School Lunch Program, Direct

Distribution, work with the distributive food

trades and food preservation; (22) Malcolm C.

McGilvray.

AMS, FV—630 Sansome St. Standardization and

insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables; (11) D. C.

Beeler.

630 Sansome St. Market news serv. on fruits

and vegetables; (1) A. M. McDowell.

Old Mint Bldg.—Room 223. Standardization

and insp. of processed fruits and vegetables and

other related products; (21) C. H. Beasley.

Old Mint Bldg.—Room 226. Adm. of marketing agreements and orders on fruits, vegetables and related crops; Adm. of export payment, diversion and surplus removal programs

as may be assigned; (5) Werner Allmendincsr.

AMS, GR—New Appraisers Bldg. Administration Grain Standards Act; Bean and pea inspecti^^; hay inspection; rice inspection; commodity

insi)ection; (6) C. A. Waalen.

New Appraisers Bldg. Market News; (0) F.

L. Lyons.

AMS, INF—630 Sansome St. Provides information regarding AMS activities and programs;

(4) James S. Livingstone.

AMS, LS—630 Sansome St. Market News service; (3-*l) James Hartnell. Meat grading

service; (28) S. E. Steen.

AMS, PAA—630 Sansome St. Audits and program appraisal, and investigations; (10) John T.

Mirch.

AMS, PY—Room 702, U. S, Appraisers Bldg.

Grading poultry products; (13) William F.

Knüppel. (11) Tollef Tollefson. Inspecting

dressed poultry; (50) Harry E. Qaskill.

AMS, WAA, AS—630 Sansome St, Leased wire

service; (2) W. A. Thoman. Duplicating and

mailing activity; (2) M. L. James.
60 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

CALIFORNIA—Continued

San Francisco (San Francisco)—Continued

ARS, AIQ—1505 U. S. Appraisers Bldg., 630 Sansome St. Inspection and quarantine oí importexport animals; sanitary handling of importanimal byproducts, hay and straw; (2) A. P.

Eckert. „ „

ABS, MI—1505 U. S. Appraisers Bldg., 630 Sansome St. Meat inspection; cooperating in

examinations for the Navy; (93) Dr. A. F. Eckert.

1511 U. S. Appraisers Bldg., 630 Sansome St.

Meat inspection laboratory; (2) W. C. Owens.

ARS, PPC—529 Fed. Off. Bldg. Administration

of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act; (1) D. W. Dean.

529 Fed. Off. Bldg. Chemical laboratory for

investigation of pesticides; (2) Harry Bois.

ARS, PQ—24 Agr. Bldg. Supervision of plant

quarantine enforcement in west coast and

Hawaiian islands; (2) Charles E. Cooley.

CSS—Area Appraisal (Wool)—333 Fell St. Appraises wool and mohair offered for loan or

purchase under the price support program; (1)

James M. Routson.

CSS, AU—630 Sansome St. Conducts audits and

prepares reports on audit recommendations;

(11) G. R. Carter.

CSS, C & I—1000 Geary St. Conducts investigations of alleged irregularities and violations of

law and program regulations; (21) Lynn E.

Eldredge.

FS—630 Sansome St. Hdqrs. California Region;

(181) Clare W. Hendee.

SOL—216 Fed. Off. Bldg. Legal services in connection with the Department's activities; (9)

Jesse R. Farr.

San Jose (Santa Clara) :

AIMS, FV—670 Stockton Ave. Standardization

and inspection of processed fruits and vegetables

and other related products; (30) Henry J. Richard.

FHA—Lusardi Bldg., 82 North Almadén Ave.

(1) Howard D. Turrentine. (Serves Alameda,

Monterey, San Benito, San Francisco, San

Mateo, Santa Clara, and Santa Cruz Cos.)

ses—San Jose Airport Bldg., 821 King Rd.

Work Unit Oil.—Tech. assistance to Evergreen

and Black Mountain Soil Conserv. Dists.; (4)

Glen Elston Brown.

San Leandro (Alameda):

FHA—1155 East 14th St. Conducts audits and

investigations involving matters of interest to

Agency; (5) Philip H. Bagley. (Serves California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Alaska, and Hawaii.)

San Luis Obispo (San Luis Obispo) :

FS—San Luis Ranger Dist.; (2) W^illiam T.

Dresser.

ses—Labor Temple Bldg., 1530 Monterey St.

Work Unit Off.—Technical Assistance to ACP;

(0) Clark L. Moore.

San Marcos (San Diego):

ses—Palomar Junior Coll. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Pomerado and San MarcosRichland-Twin Oaks Soil Conserv, Dists.; (0)

John H. Miner.

San Pedro (Los Angeles) :

AMS, FV—Fresh Provisions, Torrance Storage

Area. U. S. Naval Supply Depot. Standardization and inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables; (0) C. G. Brand.

Santa Ana (Orange):

ses—622 North Main St. Work Unit Ofî.-

Tech. assistance to North Orange Co. and

Northeast Orange Co. Soil Conserv. Dists.; (1)

Edmund J. Kotlar.

Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara):

FS—Fed. Bldg. Los Padres Nat. Forest Hdqrs.;

(14) Roberts E.Jones.

Santa Barbara Ranger Dist.; (3) Warren E.

Barnes.

SOS—P. O. Bldg. 836 Ana Capa St. Area

Off.—Supervision of Work Units; (6) Nelson

Rutherford.

Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz):

ßCS—2038 North Pacific Ave. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistfince to Redwood Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (0) Jellerson A. Maddox.

CALIFORNIA—Continued

Santa Maria (Santa Barbara) :

FS—Santa Maria Ranger Dist.; (1) Edward J.

Smithburg.

BCS—113-B West Chruch St. Work Unit Ofî.—

Tech. assistance to Santa Maria Valley Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Richard H, Mors.

Santa Rosa (Sonoma) :

FHA-615 Hahman Dr. (1) Traver W, Goethe.

(Serves Del Norte, Humboldt, Lake, Marin,

Mendocino, and Sonoma Cos.)

ses—U. S. Dept. of Agri. Bldg., 515 Hahmann

Dr. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to San

Rosa Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Merle R, Gross,

San Ysidro (San Diego) :

ARS, PPC—206 Fed. Bldg. Quarantine operations against Mexican fruit fly and citrus blackflv surveys; (5) W. P. Patton.

ARS, PQ—Room 229, Fed. Bldg. Plant quarantine enforcement; (2) Francis E. Swan.

Saratoga (Santa Clara):

ses-Fireman's Bldg., Oak St. Subunit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Black Mountain Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) John W. Atherton.

Sawyer Bar (Siskiyou) :

FS—Salmon River Ranger Dist.; (1) Theodore A.

Schlapfer.

Sebastopol (Sonoma):

ses-218 South Main St. Area Off.-Supervision

of Work Units; (6) Harry W. Sheldon.

218 South Main St. Work Unit Oil.—Tech.

assistance to Gold Ridge Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(1) George C. Edmunson, Jr.

Seiad (Siskiyou) :

FS—Seiad Ranger Dist.; (2) Jack E. Moore.

Shefter (Kern) :

ARS, AE—U. S. Cotton Fid. Sta., Route 1.

Research on equipment for mechanizing cotton

production; (1) Harold S. Stanton.

ARS, FC—USDA Cotton Fid. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton impr. invest.; (6-*3) John H. Turner, Jr.

Cotton defoliation invest.; (*1) Richard H,

Garber.

VSBJL Cotton Fid. Sta. (coop.). Weed control

research; (1) John H. Miller.

Sierraville (Sierra):

FS—Sierraville Ranger Dist.; (2) Carl B, Scholberg, Jr.

Skyfor'est (San Bernardino) :

FS—Arrowhead Ranger Dist.; (2) George P.

Lang.

Soda Springs (Nevada) :

FS—Big Bend Ranger Dist.; (1) Max D, Williamson.

Soledad (Monterey) :

ses—Old P, O. Bldg., 143 Main St. Subunit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Mission Soledad Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) William B. Würz.

Sonoma (Sonoma):

SeS-330 1st St. East. Work Unit Ofï.—Tech,

assistance to Sonoma Valley Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (1) Hilton D. Taylor.

Sonora (Tuolumne):

FS—Stanislaus Nat. Forest Hdqrs.; (18) Allen F.

Miller.

Sonora Ranger Dist.; (2) William H. Spargo.

South Pasadena (Los Angeles):

FHA—903 Fair Oaks Ave. (1) William L,

Dawson. (Serves Los Angeles, Orange, Santa

Barbara, and Ventura Cos.)

Springville (Tulare):

FS—Tule River Ranger Dist.; (1) George K. Fox.

Stockton (San Joaquín) :

AMS, FV—1281 North Ophir St. Standardization and inspection of processed fruits and vegetables and other related products; (19) E. O.

Miller.

AMS, IS—McKinley Ave. and U. S. Hwy. 50,

P. 0. Box 805. Market News Service; (1)

A. L, Lerud.

FHA—21 North Aurora St. (1) John D. Webster.

(Serves Calaveras and San Joaquin Cos.)

FS—1611 Sharps Lane. Stockton equipment service depot; (14) Richard A, Chatham,

ses—Stagnore Bldg., 21 North Aurora St. Subunit Off.—Tech. assistance to ACP; (0) Wilbert

E. Boden.
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CALIFORNIA

Stonyford (Colusa):

FS—Stonyford Ranger Dist.; (4) Kermlt A. Cuff.

Susanville (Lassen) :

rs—Blacks Mountain Exp . For. Ees. in for.

prod., range mgt., protection from for. insects in

ponderosa pine; (6) Donald T. Gordon.

Lassen Nat. For. Hdqrs.; (13) Veldon A.

Parker.

Bogard Ranger Dist.; (4) Joseph V. Flynn.

Susan River Ranger Dist.; (2) Edward E.

Boehm.

ses—707 Main St. Work Unit OJT.—Tech.

Assistance to Honey Lake Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Jesse V. Langdon.

Tehachapi (Kern):

ses—113 East F St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

Assistance to Tehachapi Sou Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Roy E. Ballard.

Torrey Pines (San Diego) :

ARS, HCR—U. s. Hort. Fid. Sta., P. 0. Box 150.

La Jolla, California. Invest, of diseases of

cantaloup and lettuce; (6) Thomas W. Whitaker.

Trinity Center (Irinity):

FS—Trinity Ranger Dist.; (2) John C. Heinan.

Truckee (Nevada) :

FS—Truckee Ranger Dist.; (3) Edward A. Grant.

Tulelake (Siskiyou) :

FS—Doublehead Ranger Dist.; (2) George A.

Fischer.

Ukiah (Mendoclno):

ses—289 North Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. Assistance to Willits Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Evan M. Jones.

Upper Lake (Lake) :

FS—Upper Lake Ranger Dist.; (3) William

Anderson.

Vallejo (Solano);

AMS, FV—22 Branciforte St. Standardization

and Insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables; (0)

R. N. Balster.

Valyermo (Los Angeles) :

FS—Valyermo Ranger Dist.; (2) Charles C.

Beardsley.

Visaiia (Tillare):

FHA—129 East Center St. (3) Oscar W. Dennis.

(Serves Inyo, Kern, and Tulare Cos.)

ses—129 East Center St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. Assistance to ACP, (1) Charles J. Morris.

Walnut Creek (Contra Costa);

ses—Soil Conserv. Serv. Bldg. Putnam and

Bonanza Sts. Work Unit Off.—Tech. Assistance to Contra Costa Soil Conserv. Dist.,

Walnut Creek Watershed Protection Program,

and Walnut Creek Watershed Survey; (6)

Thomas W, Holmes, Jr.

Watsonville (Santa Cruz) :

ses—P. O. Bldg. 810 Union St. Area Off.—

Supervision of Work Units (6) Allen C. Bowen.

P. 0. Bldg. 810 Union St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. Assistance to Elkhorn and Pajaro

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Merrill A. Wood.

Weaverville (Trinity):

FS—Big Bar Ranger Dist.; (2) Ralph W. White.

Upper Trinity Ranger Dist.; (2) Myron J.

Nelson.

Whittier (Los Angeles) :

ARS, ENT—724 Earlham Dr. (Box 70). Research

on insects affecting vegetables, strawberries,

bramble berries and methods of applying insecticides with ground equipment; (6) R. E.

Campbell.

ARS, ENT—724 Earlham Dr. Biol. and control

of citrus insects (4) A. W. Cressman.

ARS, PPC—724 Earlham Dr. Grasshopper and

Mormon cricket control; (1) Sam S. Smith.

Willeis (Mendocino) :

ses—City Hall Bldg., 71 East Commercial.

Sub-Unit Off.—Tech. Assistance to Willets Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) Edward S. Anderson.

Willows (Glenn):

FHA—135 South Tehama St. (1) Sam T. Newman, (Serves Colusa and Glenn Cos.)

FS—Mendocino Nat. For, Hdqrs.; (10) Robert E.

Dasmann,

ses—135 South Tehama St. Work Unit On.—

Tech. Assistance to ACP; (0) Stuart Porter.

CALIFORNIA—Continued

Woodland (Yolo):

ses-325 Porter Bldg. Main and College Sts.

Work Unit Oil'.—Tech. Assistnnce to Dixon,

Western Yolo ami Capay Valley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (n David W. Dresbach.

Yreka (Siskiyou):

FHA—111 South Broadway. (1) Howard K.

Lange. (Serves Modoc and Siskiyou Cos.)

FS—IClamath Nat. For. Hdqrs.; (14) Russell W.

Bower.

Yreka Ranger Dist.; (3) John S. Hall.

Yuba City (Suiter):

FHA-676 Sutter St. (1) Albert E. Erickson.

(Serves Sutler and Yuba Cos.)

ses—676 Sutler St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. Assistance to ACP; (0) George W. Berricr.

COLORADO

Agate (Elbert):

ses—Scott Annex Bldg,, 1st Ave. Work Unit

OlT.—Tech. assistance to Agate Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Raymond C. Toombs.

Akron (Washington):

ARS, SWC—U. S. Akron Fid. Sta. Soil and

Water Mgt. Invest.; (2) Joseph F. Brandon.

FHA—County Courthouse, (1) Donald B,

Corliss,

ses—Hudson Bldg. Work Unit Oil.—Tech. assistance to Akron Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Leslie

A. Davis.

Work Unit Off.—Te<:h. assistance to Cope Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) James L. Robertson (3 days

per week).

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Rock

Creek Sou Conserv. Dist.; (2) Richard F.

Conrad.

Alamosa (Alamosa):

FH.\—County Courtbouse. (2) Clarence R.

Mundav. (Serves Alamosa and Conejos Cos.)

ses—402 San Juan Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Mosca-Hooper, Movmt Blanca and

Sanchez Soil Conserv. Dists.; (5) Lloyd M.

Eisten.

An ton!to (Conejos):

FS—Conejos Ranger Dist.; (2) Miles R. HJlL

Aspen (Pitkin):

FS—Aspen Ranger Dist.; (0) Gaillard E. Weidenhaft.

Aurora (Adams):

FHA—9525 East Colfax Ave. (1) Byron Y.

Calkins. (Serves Adams, Arapahoe, Clerk

Creek, Denver, Gilpin, and Jefferson Cos.)

Bailey (Park):

FS—Baüey Ranger Dist.; (0) John A. Rundgren,

Basalt (Eagle):

FS—Frying Pan Ranger Dist.; (0) Paul W.

Reedy.

Bayfield (La Plata):

FS—Pine Ranger Dist.; (1) Joseph F. O'Rourke.

Beulah (Pueblo) :

FS—San Carlos Ranger Dist.; (1) James T. Sykes,

Jr.

Boulder (Boulder) :

FS—Boulder Ranger Dist.; (1) Thomas C. Pender.

SCS—Citizens Bank Bldg., 1424 Pearl. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Boulder Valley

Soil Conserv. Dist,; (3) Ralph D. Shipp.

Brighton (Adams):

ses—Nitske Bldg., 52 North Main St. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to West Adams Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (6) Charles E. Davies.

Buffalo Creek (Jefferson):

FS—South Platte Ranger Dist.; (1) Gordon A.

Ince.

Burlington (Kit Carson) :

ses—Vance Bldg., 12th and Center Sts. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Plainview and

Smoky Hill Soil Conserv. Dists.; (2) Lawrence

D. Short.

Canon City (Fiemont):

FHA—6131-é Main St. (0) Henry A. Lacerte, Jr.

(Suboffice of Co. Off. at Salida in Chaffee Co.)

ses—814 Main St. Work Unit Oft—Tech. assistance to Fremont Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Everett L, BaUard,
62 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

(0) Walter J.

-Tech.

COLORADO—Continued

Carbondale (Garfield):

jrS—Crystal River Ranger Eist.

Litwicki.

Caslle Rock (Douglas) :

SCS-Schwelper Bldg. Work XJnit Ofl.-^

assistance to West Plum and Cherry Creek Soil

Conserv. Dists.; (3) Thatcher M. Stinson.

"^f S-Sk^'^Äer Dist, (0) Dwight A. Hester.

^l"¿r4^ranAÍes Sts. Work Unit Off-Tech

assistance to Center Sou Conserv. Dist., (.2)

Martin D.Klinger.

Cheyenne Wells (Cheyenne) t wiicr^n "RîPP

FHA—County Courthouse. (1) L. Wilson Kice.

(Serves C^.heyenne and Kit Carson Cos )

SCS-Masonic Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Cheyenne Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Donald W. Oillaspie.

Collbran (Mesa): -D^OIO

FS-Collbran Ranger Dist.; (0) Wilfred J. Beals.

SCS-Stockmans Bank Bldg., Mam St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Plateau Valley

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Evan V. Elevan.

Colorado Springs (El Paso)-:

FHA—214 Mining Exchange Bldg. (1) David W.

V.'ills. (Serves Douglas, El Paso, and Teller

j'S-^P. 0. Bldg. Pike Nat. Forest Hdqrs.; (6)

Raymond E. Phillips. .r. ,r-n

Pikes Peak Ranger Dist.-; (1) Elmer E. Miller.

gCS—Templeton Gap Rd. Area Off.—Superv.

of Work Units; (5) Marion H. Weaver

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Central

Colorado Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Winfield S.

Caton. ^ T,, 1 Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Black

Squirrel and Fountain Valley Soil Conserv.

Dists.; (3) L. Cyril Higginson.

Cope (Washington): . ^^ rr, ,.

SCS-Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Cope Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) James

L. Robertson.

Cortez (Montezuma) :

ses—Basin Truck and Implement Co. Bldg.

AVork Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Dolores and

Mancos Soil Conserv. Dists.; (6) Harold W.

Bradford.

Craig (Moffat): ^ ^ , ^r ^

ses—451 School St. Ar*a Off.—Superv. of Work

Units; (5) Murl E. Williams.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Great

Divide and Yampa Soil Conserv. Dist^.; (4)

Robert E.Bement.

Creede (Mineral):

FS—Creede Ranger Dist.; (0) Carl F. Henderson.

Crested Butte (Gunnison)¿

FS-Taylor River Ranger Dist.; (0) Clifford C.

Chappell.

Cripple Creek (Teller) :

ses—County Court House. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Teller Park Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (5) John R. Elliott.

DeBeque (Garfield): .

ses—Hefiin Bldg., Minter Ave. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to DeBeque Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) EvanV Kleven.

Deertrai 1 ( Arapahoe) :

ses-No street address. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Deertrail Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

J. Ross McLaughlin.

Del Norte (Rio Grande):

FS—Alder Ranger Dist.; (0) Mark R. Ratlifl.

Del Norte Ranger Dist.; (1) Howard W.

Stegelman.

Delta (Delia):

FS—P. 0. Bldg. Grand Mesa-Uncompahgre Nat.

Forest Hdqrs.; (5) Basil K. Crane.

BCS—Delta Mortuary Bldg., 564 Main St. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Delta Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) Earl L.'Weavçr.

Denver (Denver):

AMS, AES—337 U. S. Customhouse. Stat«-

Federal Crop Reporting Service; (9) F. K. Reeil.

343 U. S. Customhouse. Western Off. for livßstock statistics; (1) F. W. Beier, Jr.

Market

COLORADO—Continued

Denver (Denver)-Continued

AMS, DA-5.55 U. S. Customhouse,

news service on dairy and poultry prod., (It)

W.H.Cosper. ^^ , ,. ..

AMS FV—244 Customhouse. Standardization

and" inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables;

Supervisfon of Federal-State inspection of

fresh fruits and vegetables; G. A. Bidelman.

246 Customhouse. Market news service on

fruits and vegetables; (3) W. H. Cosper

248 Customhouse. Administration of marketing agreements and orders on fruits, vegetables

and related crops; administration of export payment, diversion and surplus removal programs

as may be assigned; (1) J. W. Gannaway. _

418 Customhouse. Standardization and mspection of processed fruits and vegetables and

other related products; (2) R. C Meehan

AMS GR—U. S. Customhouse. Administration

Grain Standards Act; bean and pea inspection;

hay inspection; commodity inspection; (2) L. A.

AJMS ^LS—Livestock Exchange Bldg. Market

News service; (6) Carroll Wells; Admmistration

of Packers and Stockyards Act; (4) C, B. Jennings. Meat Grading service; (20) H. H. Butler.

Bldg 80, Federal Center. Wool Standardization; (13) E. H. Pohle. T, i

AMS, MR—339 New Customhouse. Regional

research in the marketing of livestock In the

'\^ est in cooperation with State Agri. Expt.

Stas.; (1) H. H. Abel.

AIMS, PY—Room 252, New Customhouse. Grading poultry products; (2) Harlan J. Allbright.

ARS, ADE—300 Customhouse. Animal disease

eradication projects; Public stockyards inspection; sanitary handling of import animal byproducts; hay and straw; issuance or endorsement of certificates for export livestock. (27)

Harry E. Schaulis. _

ARS, ADP—Bldg. 45, Entrance B, Denver

Federal Center. Pathological Laboratory; (4)

Dr. Charles L.JDavis. ^ ^ ^

ARS, AIQ—4950 York St. Biological products

licensing and inspection; (2) Henry Tornow.

ARS APH—Room 310, New Customhouse.

Cattle Research; (3-*14) Richard T. Clark.

ARS, MI—303 Live-stock Exchange Bldg. Meat

inspection; (71) Dr. J. W. Hovorka.

ARS, PPC—Bldg. 85, Federal Center. Project

bdqrs. grasshopper control; (10) James R. DutArea Equipment Committee, Area V—FS, Bldg.

85, Federal Center. Aiding utilization of excess

and disposal of surplus supplies and equipment;

(1) David S. Nordwall, chairman.

ASCC—New Customhouse. Responsible for

carrying out agricultural adjustment, price support, and agricultural conservation programs;

(32) Harry R. Clark, chairman.

CSS—Area Appraisal (Wool)—Federal Center,

Bldg. 80. Appraises wool and «mohair offered

for loan or purchase under the price support

program; (4) William C. Hartpence.

CSS, AS—Federal Center, BJdg. 22. Directs administrative services activities for the western

area; (14) Eugene D. Moron.

CSS, FI—Federal Center, Bldg. 22. Conducts

program and administrative accounting activities; (46) J. W. Harvey, acting.

CSS, PM—Federal Center, Bldg. 22. Directs the

personnel management'program for the western

area; (13) Jobn W. Bolish.

FCIC—Room 404, New Custombouse Bldg. Administration of crop insurance program including

sales and servicing of crop insurance contracts

and the adjustment of losses in Colorado and

Wyoming; (4) Burrell J. Moni'oe.

FES—2040 East Evans St. (Suite 136). Irrigation

investigations. (1) Ivan D. Wood.

FHA—306 New Customhouse. State Dii-ector;

(17) Homer D. Cogdell.

FHA—Denver Federal Center. Conducts audits

and investigations involving matters of interest

to Agency; (7) Ivan D. McCarty. (Serves
COLORADO 63

COLORADO—Continued

Denver (Denver)—Continued

Arizona, Colorado, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska,

New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, and

Wyoming.)

FS—Bldg. 85, Denver Federal Center. Hdqrs.,

Rocky Mountain Region (Colorado, Kansas,

Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wyoming); (98)

Donald E. Clark,

ses—321 New Customhouse. State Off.—Administration ses program in the State; (24)

Kenneth W. Chalmers.

Range Conservationist; technical guidance in

range conservation to State Conservationists

including range site and condition surveys and

evaluation, methods of restoration of rangelands,

improved methods of management, and utilization of research developments in this field in an

assigned gi-oup of States; (1) Arnold Heerwagen.

Woodland Conservationist; technical guidance

in forestry to State Conservationists in an assigned group of States on the management,

development, and continuing productivity of

forested areas on farms and ranches; (1) Arthur

A. Ferber.

SOL—421 P. O. Bldg. Legal services in connection with the Department's activities; (15)

Spurgeon E. Paul.

Dillon (Summit):

FS—Dillon Ranger Dist.; (0) Paul L Hauk.

Dolores (Montezuma) :

FS—Dolores Ranger Dist.; (1) David S. Johns.

Glade Ranger Dist.; (1) Milton J. üriilith.

Dove Creek (San Juan) :

ses—No street address. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Dove Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Richard L. Porter.

Durango (La Plata) :

ARS, PPC—Box 1525. Comprehensive studies to

improve barberry eradication methods; (1)

Tom Van Zanden.

pg_P. 0. Bldg. San Juan Nat. For. Headquarters; (7) Gordon J. Gray.

Aiümas Ranger Dist.; (0) Jack Graw,

Encineer Ranger Dist. (0).

Rico Ranger Dist.; (0) Charles E. Schlesinger.

ses—Commercial Realty Bldg., 8t;3}'2 Main.

AYork Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to La Plata

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Alton B. Chapman.

Work Unit OlT.—Tech. assistance to Pine

River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) John J. Sampson.

Durango (Montezuma): ^ ^

FHA—836}^ Main St. (1) George F. Stewart.

(Serves Archuleta, Dolores, La Plata, Montezuma, San Juan, and San Miguel Cos.)

Eads (Kiowa): ^^

SeS-County Bldg. Work Unit OlL-Agr.

Conserv. Program assistance in Kiowa Co.; (1)

Harry R. Steele.

Eagle (Eagle): „

FS-Eagle Ranger Dist.; (0) Thomas C. Evans,

ses—County Court House. Work Unit Oft.—

Tech. assistance to Eagle Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Roy E. Roper.

Estes Park (Larimer) : _, .„^ T^ ,, T

FS—Estes Park Ranger Dist. (0) Donald J.

Hodges.

Fairplay (Park): _. ^„^ _ . ^

FS—South Park Ranger Dist.; (0) Francis J.

Smith.

Flagler (Kit Carson): r.. n- i

SCS-Eberhart Serv. Bldg., ^lam St ^^ ark

Unit Oil.—Tech. assistance to Flagler SOJI

Conserv. Dist.; (1) 0. William Colgate.

Fort Collins (Larinter) : „^ J *

ARS DHRB—Colorado Agr. Exp. Sta. Invest.

of factors contributing to reproductive failure in

dairj'cattle-(»2) F.X. Gassner. . .

ARS ENT—Agr. Exp. Sta. Insect transmission

of the peach mosaic disease- R. B. Worlcman.

ARS, FC-State Agr. Exp. Sta. .(Coop, seed producing States in Western Region) Foundation

seed prod, of grusses and legumes; (2) John C .

Dean, .Tr. , r , • TForestry Bldg. Rocky Mountain For, and

COLORADO—Continued

Fort Collins (Larimer)—Continued

Range Expt. Sta. (coop.). Range mgt. and reseeding invest.; (1) Graydon E. Klipple.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Sugar beet

breeding; (2) LeRoy Powers. Sugar beet agron.

Invest.; (3) George W, Demlng. Sugar beet

path, invest.; (4) John 0. Gaskill.

ARS, HCR—State Agr. Expt. Sta., A. and M.

College, Botany and Plant Path. Dept. Nature

of dlse:vse resistance in potatoes; onion Improvement; (1) Lawrence A. Schaal.

ARS, PE—Indus. Res. Bldg., Colorado A. and M.

Coll. Research, Stat. and serv. work In econ. ol

agr. prod., Incl. adjustments in prod, to prospective demands; farm labor requirements and

productivity; costs and returns; econ. problems

relating to farm credit, invest., taxation, insurance, land and water use, land values, and tenure;

(2) James L. Paschal.

ARS, PPC—103 Spruce Hall, Colorado A. and M.

Coll. Barberry eradication for control of black

stem rust; (5) E. A, Lungren.

103 Spruce Hall, Colorado A. and M. Coll.

Grasshopper and Mormon cricket control; (l-'7)

K. R. Bakke.

ARS, SWC—Indus. Res. Bldg., Colorado A. and

M. Coll. Soil and Water Mgt. invest; (8)

Austin W. Zingg.

Soils Bldg., Colorado A. and M. Coll. SoilPlant Relationships; (5) Sterling R. Olsen.

FES—Colorado A. and M. Coll. Directs the

State programs of Coop. Ext. work, James E.

Morrison, Director.

FHA—514 South College Ave.; (2) Reynold W.

Hoeglund. (Serves Jackson and Larimer Cos.)

FS—For. Bldg., Colorado A. and M. Coll., Rocky

Mountain For. and Range E.\pt. Sta. Res. in

for. prod., utili.; range, watershed mgt.; protection from fire, insects and diseases; (ID)

Raymond Price.

Res. In range, watershed, mgt. In east slufie

Rocky Mountains; (4) L. Dudley Love.

Res. timber prod., watershed mgt.. Rocky

Mountain Alpine for.; (2) Bertram C Goodell.

Res. on Rocky Mountain for. insects; (7) Bill

H. Wilford.

P. 0. Bldg. Roosevelt Nat. For, Hdtis.; (5)

Edward H. Mason.

Poudre Ranger Dist.; (1) Harold R. Hughes.

ses-Colorado A. and M. College. Ext. Soil

Conserv.—Coop, with State College; (*l)

Charles L. Terrell.

Civil Engin. Bldg. Hydrologie Invest.—

Snow Survevs; (2) Homer J. Stockwell.

:í02 Indus."Res. Bldg.—Soils Lab.—Soil Analy

sis; (1) Melvin A. Roebecker.

202 Agronomy Bldg.; State Soil Scientist; (3)

E. Milton Payne.

514 South College Ave. Work Unit—Tech.

assistance to Fort Collins Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(6) Arthur R. Anderson. ,,, ^ .

ses—Indus. Re.>^. Bldg., Colorado A. and M. College. Res. Liaison Repres.; coop, analyses of

res. requirements of opers. programs; preparation

of res. inf. for opers. use; Charles J. Whitfield.

ses—Agron. Bldg., Colorado A. and M. College.

Field Correlator; tech. direction to soil survey

work including classification, nomenclature and

correlation, soil survey inspection, and soil surv,

reports in an assigned group of slates; Arvad J.

CUne.

FortLupton (Weld): ^ ,^ TX .

ses—Fort Lupton Libr., 1st St. and McKmley

Ave Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to

Platte Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (i:) Marcus

K. Sheldon.

Fort Morgan (Morgan):

FHA—County Courthouse. (1) William L.

SCS^Bank Block Bldg. Work Unit Off-Agr

Conserv. Program assistance in Morgan Co.; (4)

Jack L. Hall.

Fort Mvers (L(x>):

jpS_Cre-x^nt HI >. Res. in rangemgt. andlunher

prod, in south Florida; C2) Robert S. Kummell.
64 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

COLORADO—Continued

Fowler (Otero): ^^ ^ ^

ses—109 Main St. Work Unit Off—Tech.

assistance to West Otero Soil Conserv. Dist,; (3)

John C. Dixon.

Work Unit Off. Tech. assistance to OlneyBoone Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Donald E.

Nielsen.

Gardner (Huérfano):

FS—Huérfano Ranger Dist.; (0)

Glendevey (Larimer):

FS—Laramie River Ranger Dist.; (0) Robert D.

Sullivan.

Glenwood Springs (Garfield):

PS—P. 0. Bldg. White River Nat. For. Hdqrs;

(7) John V. Leighou.

Glenwood Ranger Dist.; (1) Robert 0. Lewis.

£CS—Napier Bldg., 808 Grand Ave. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Bookcliff and RifleSilt Soil Conserv. Districts; (8) Edward R

Graves.

Golden (Jefferson);

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Jefferson Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

EJlis S. Lund.

Grami Junction (Mesa) :

ARS, SWC—P. 0. Box 786. Soil and Water Mgt.

Invest.; (2-*3) Forrest M. Willhite.

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (2) Charl""? R. Jackson.

(Serves Eagle, Garfield, Mesa, and Pitkin Cos.)

FS—Mesa Ranger Dist.; (0) Ernest S. Erickson.

North End Ranger Dist ; (0) Harry F. Swank.

FS—P. 0. Bldg. Res. in range and watershed

mgt.. Upper Colorado; (3) George T. Tm-ner.

eCS—Mesa College Farm Dormitory, Mesa

College Farm Area Off.—Supervision of Work

Units; (5) Ernest A. Nicholson.

Mesa College Farm Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Glade Park and Kannah Creek Soil

Conserv. Dists.; (1) William J. Traber.

Mesa College Farm Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lower Grand Valley and Redlands

Soil Conserv. Dists.; (5) Clarence S. Jones.

Mesa College Farm Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Upper Grand Valley and Orchard

Mesa Soil Conserv. Dists.; (1) Kenneth M. Shaw.

Greeley (Weld):

ARS, HCR—Colo. Potato Expt. Sta., P. 0. Box

747. Invest, on potato breeding and culture;

effects of spray materials on growth, yield, and

disease transmission; and invest, on onion culture, breeding and diseases; invest, on bean and

pea disease; breeding and .selection for resistance

to disease, higher yields, and improved table

quality; (5) W. Clifford Edmundson.

FHA—Camfield Court Bldg. (2) Earl W.

Funderburk. (Serves Boulder and Weld Cos.)

ses—Central Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

Work Units; (6) Will D. McCorkle.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to West

Greeley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) David N.

Sudduth.

Work Unit Off.—Agr. Conserv. Program assistance and tech. assistance to West Greeley

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Richard R. Franklin, Jr.

Gunnison (Gunnison):

ARS, SWe-P. O. Box 899. Soil and Water Mgt.

'Invest.; (1-*1) Hayden K. Rouse,

rs—Columbine Hotel. Gunnison Nat. For.

Hdqrs; (4) Samuel E. Defler.

Cebolla Ranger Dist.; (0) Clifford R. Van

Doren.

Sapinero Ranger Dist; (1) Urban J. Post.

Tomichi Ranger Dist.; (1) Gerald D. Wadlow.

ses—Municipal Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Gunnison, Tomichi and Cimarrón

Soil Conserv. Dists.; (3) Forrest C. Mahaffey.

Haxtun (Phillips):

ses—Town Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Haxtun and South Platte Soil Conserv.

Dists.; (1) Charles A. Allen. ^

Hayden (Routl):

FS—Bears Ears Ranger Dist.; (0) Roan C. Anderson.

ßCS-Giboney Bldg., Jefferson Ave. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to West Routt Sou Conserv. Dist.; (1) Bill A. Bothwell.

COLORADO—Continued

Holly (Prowers):

ses—Land Company Off. Bldg., Main St.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Northeast

Prowers Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Richard H.

Patterson.

Hot Sulphur Springs (Grand):

FS—Sulphur Ranger Dist.; (0) Robert L, Dunstan.

Hugo (Lincoln):

8CS—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Agri. Conserv. program assistance in Lincoln Co.; (2)

Anton M. Slancik.

Idaho Springs (Clear Creek) :

FS—Mining Exchange Bldg. Arapaho Nat.

Forest Hdqrs.; (4J George K. Brown.

P. 0. Bldg. Clear Creek Ranger Dist.; (0)

Henry Tiedemann.

Julesburg (Sedgwick) :

ses-County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Sedgwick Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Robert C. Moreland.

Keenesburg (Weld) :

SeS-Hwy. No. 6. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Southeast Weld Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Keith E. Mowrer.

Eiowa (Elbert):

ses—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Kiowa Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Robert W. Appleman.

Eremmling (Grand):

FS—Kremmhng Ranger Dist.; (1) Durward 0.

Johnson,

ses—Kremmling Light & Power Bldg. Work

Unit Off.—Agri. Conserv. program assistance in

Jackson, Grand, and Summit Cos.; (1) Neal P.

McKinstry.

Lake George (Park) :

FS—Lake George Ranger Dist.; (0) Carl Fiebelkorn.

Lamar—(Prowers) :

FHA—105 East Olive St. (2) Russell B. Gregg.

(Serves Kiowa and Prowers Cos.)

ses-Prowers Soil Conserv. Dist. Bldgs. Area

Off.-Superv. of Work Units; (4) Clifton L.

Etter.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Prowers

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) George R. James.

Las Animas (Bent):

FHA—County Courthouse. (1) John Nuoci.

ses—D. E. Shannon Bldg., 429 Carson Ave.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Bent Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Carl R. Ward.

La Veta (Huérfano) :

FS—Spanish Peaks Ranger Dist.; (0) Lewis A.

Cummings.

Leadville (Lake) :

FS—Leadville Ranger Dist.; (0) Warren W.

Walters, Jr.

Limon (Lincoln):

FHA—First Nat. Bank Bldg. (1) John B.

Tiffany. (Serves Elbert and Lincoln Cos.)

Littleton (Arapahoe):

ses—5125 South Broadway. Area Off.-Superv.

of Work Units; (7) Roland G. Wilson.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to West

Arapahoe Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Herbert I.

Jones.

Longmont (Boulder) :

ses—Neeley Bldg., 375 Main St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Longmont Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (6) William H. Propp.

Loveland (Larimer):

ses-429-443 Cleveland Ave. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Big Thompson Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Chris A. Weber.

Mancos (Montezuma):

FS—Mancos Ranger Dist.; (1) Earl E. Ericson.

ses—Soil Conserv. Dist. Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Mancos Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (0) Albert A. Riffey.

Meeker (Rio Blanco) :

FS—Burro Mountain Ranger Dist.; (0) Morley

F. Brandborg.

Sleepy Cat Ranger Dist.; (1) Donald M.

Kennedy.

ses—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Douglas Creek, Lower White
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COLORADO—Continued

Meeker (Rio Blanco)—Continued

River, and Upper White Hiver Soll Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Ellis F. Sedgley.

Minturn (Eagle):

FS—Holy Cross Ranger Dist.; (0) Jolm P. Burke.

Monte Vista (Rio Grande) :

FHA—112 Adams St. (2) William L. Downinc.

rs—P. 0. Bldg. Rio Grande Nat. Forest; (5)

Alamosa Ranger Dist.; (0) William F. Polev.

ses—109 Jefferson. Area Off.—Supei-v. oí Work

Units; (7) Joseph Pearce Sexton, Jr.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Rio

Grande Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Leslie I. Weigand.

Monlrose (Montrose):

FHA—501 North 1st St. (2) Ward W. Taylor.

(Serves Delta, Gunnison, JMontrose, and Ouray

Cos.)

FS—Miguel Ranger Dist.; (1) C. Leslie Burton.

Ouray Ranger Dist.; (1) Raymond 0. Tavlor.

ses—O'Neills Log Cabin, 601 North 1st. Area

Off.—Superv. of Work Units; (5) Dearl B.

Beach.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Uncompahgre and Shavano Soil Conserv. Dists.;

(3) Harold P Pratt.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Shavano

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) John A. Wire.

Monument (El Paso):

FS—Momunent Nursery; (4) Jesse W Fox.

Norwood (San Miguel) :

FS—Norwood Ranger Dist.; (1) Wallace F. Lonsinger.

ses—West Grand Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Norwood, Paradox, and Tabaguache Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Ralph M. Fish.

Pagosa Springs ( Archuleta) :

FS—Pagosa Ranger Dist.; (1) Wallace L. Lloyd.

Piedra Ranger Dist.; (2) Thomas W. Sears.

8CS—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to San Juan Sou Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Eugene N. McGuire.

Palisade (Mesa) :

ARS-PPC—8-9 A. G. Tilton Bldg. Phony peach

and peach mosaic control; (10-*10) M. A. Sisson.

Paonia (Delta):

FS—Paonia Ranger Dist.; (2) Donald W. Shaw.

ÎMuddy Ranger Dist.; (0) Wilham W. Strawn.

ses—Baker Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Upper Delta Soil Conserv. Dist,

(2) Jesse W. Hale.

Peetz (Logan):

ses—Enteiprise Lumber Co. Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Peetz SoU Conserv

Dist.; (0) Carl G. Betz.

Pueblo (Pueblo):

ARS-MI—c/o American Stores Co., South Santa

Fe Ave. Meat inspection; (3) Dr. G. C. Har

rington.

FHA—Federal Bldg. (1) Carl S. Higbee. (Serves

Huérfano and Pueblo Cos.)

FS—P. 0. Bldg. San Isabel Nat. Forest Hdqrs.;

(5) Fritz J. Poch.

ses—Court House, 10th and Main. Area Off.-

Superv. of Work Units; (10) Kenneth W.Shanks,

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Bessemer

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Carl E. Pachek.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Piieblo

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Harry D. Petherara.

Work Unit Off—Tech. assistance to Turkev

Creek Soil Conserv. DLst.; (3) Theodore F,

Spalier.

Red Feather Lakes (Larimer) :

FS—Redfeather Ranger Dist.; (3) Raymond D.

Lyons.

Rifle (Garfield):

FS—Rifle Ranger Dist.; (0) Harold N. Watson.

ßCS—Zastrow Bldg.; 216 East Ave. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Rifle-Silt Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) George P. Griffith.

Rocky Ford (Otero) :

FHA—200 North 10th St. (2) W. a.. Rhinehart.

(Serves Crowlev and Otero Cos.)

ses-Old Liberty School Bldg., 401 North 10th

St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to East

Otero Soil Conserv. Dist.; (7) Mike F. Thomsic.

COLORADO—Continued

Saguache (Saguache) :

FS—Saguache Hanger Dist.; (1) Joseph H. Kay.

Salida (ChafTee):

FHA-200 Lower F St. (1) Ernest C. Phillips.

(Serves Chaffee, Custer, Fremont, Lake, Park,

and Summit Cos. Suboflicc at Canon City in

Fremont Co.)

FS—Salida Ranger Dist.; (0) Jacob Jauch.

SCS—Glenn Bldg., 222 East St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. as.sistance to Upper Arkansas and

Lake County Soil Conserv. Dists.; (3) Ivan

R. Porter.

San Luis (Costilla):

FHA—County Bldg. Annex, (1) Joseph W.

Fnrnev.

Simla (Elbert):

ses—Municipal Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to Big Sandy and Horse-Hush Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (5) Donald E. Smith.

Springfield (Baca):

FHA—Self Bldg. (1) John F, Qondnipht.

ses—&89 Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Two Buttes and Southeastern

Baca Co. Sou Conserv. Dists.: (2) Tom M.

Young.

Steamboat Springs (Grand):

FHA—Rth and Lincoln Sts. (1) Samuel P Wickoff. (Serves Grand, Moffat, Rio Blanco, and

Routt Cos.)

Steamboat Springs (Routt) :

FS—Hooper Bldg. Routt Nat. Forest Hdqrs.;

(4) Gerald D. Pickford.

Gore Ranger Dist.; (1) Ruben J. E. Greffenius.

Hahns Peak Ranger Dist.; (1) Raymond

Bennett,

ses-County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. a.ssistance to East Routt Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (8) James N. McDougal, Jr.

Sterling {Logan):

FHA—Federal Bldg. (1) Homer J. Reed, Jr.

(Serves Logan and Sedgwick Cos.)

ses—U. S. Post Office, 3d and Poplar St'^. Area

Off.—Superv. of Work Units; (5) Wallace L.

Bruce.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Peetz

and Padroni Soil Conserv, Dists.; (3) Car] G.

Betz.

Strasburg (Adams):

ses—Rybicka Bldg.,Hwy. 40. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to East Adams Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Dale F. Hammer.

Trinidad (Las Animas) :

FHA—County Courthouse. (1) A. A. Glenn,

ses—County Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Stonewall and Spanish Peaks

Soil Conserv. Dists.: (6) Archibald E. McCabe.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to BransonTrinchera Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) James E.

Schalnus.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Purgatoire Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Elmer M.

Ragsdale.

Waiden (Jackson):

FS—North Park Ranger Dist.; (1) Stratton H.

Van.

Walsenburg (Huérfano):

SCS—125 West 6th. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Upper Huérfano Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Myron H. Mickey.

Westclifl"e (Custer):

FS—Westcliffe Ranger Di.st.; (0) J. Leo Spatzlani.

ses—Mountain View Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Custer Pounty-Divide Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Robert K. Griffin.

Winter Park (Grand):

FS—Fraser Ranger Dist.; (1) George M. Hardy.

Wray (Yuma):

FHA—County Courthouse. (1) John Greene.

(Ser\'es Phillips and Yuma Cos.)

ses—Masonic Lodge Bldg., 412 Adams St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Hale Sou Conserv.

Di.st.; (6) George E. Bailey.

Work Unit Off'.—Tech. assistance to Northeast

Yuma Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Thomas E.

MuUings.

Yampa (Routt):

FS—Yampa Hanger Dist.; (0) Gordon D. Harp.
66 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

CONNECTICUT

Danbury (Fairfiel d): ^ „ ,

ses—70 West St. Work Unit Off—Tech. assistance to Fairfield Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Albert

E. Newby.

Hartford (Hartford): ^. .

AMS, FV—330 Federal Bldg. Standardization

and inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables; (1)

Daniel H. Hancock.

ARS, MI—c/o Q. F. Heublein & Bro., Inc., 270

New Park Ave.; mail, 330 New Park Ave.

Meat inspection; (1) Dr. Herbert Shear.

Srs—fi9 Lafayette St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to eastern part of Hartford Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) George F. Sweeney.

Work Unit Off.—Technical assistance to

western part of Hartford Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Laurence T. Small.

Litchfield (Litchfidd):

ses—Agriculture Center Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Litcbñeld Soil Conserv.

Dist. (3) James H. Patrie.

Manchester Hartford) :

ARS, PPC—47 Essex St., Box 63, Sta. A. Enforcement of quarantines on Japanese beetle and

on gvpsy moth and brown-tail moth; Charles H.

Phillips.

Middletown (Middlesex):

ses—P. O. Bldg. Area Off.—Superv. of Work

Units; (2) W. Theodore Hebel.

New Haven (New Haven) :

ARS, AIQ—c/o Sperry & Barnes Co., 188 Long

Wharf. Sanitary handling of import animal

byproducts, hav and strawy (-) H. 1. Thaller.

ARS, MI—c/o Sperry & Barnes Co., 188 Long

Wharf. Meat inspection; (8) Dr. H. I. Thaller.

FS—335 Prospect St., Forest Disease and insect

Laboratory. Research in insect and disease

protection, northeastern forests; (18) Philip B.

Dowden.

NEW Milford (Litchfield) :

ARS, PPC—11 Terrace PI. Gypsy and browntail moth control work; Stephen F. Mullen.

Norwalk (Fairfield):

ARS, PPC—104 South Main St., South Norwalk.

Gypsy and .brown-tail moth control work;

Dennis J. CJT.

Norwich (New London) t

ARS. PPC—73 Asylum St., P. 0. Box 306. Enforcement of quarantines on Japanese beetle and

on gypsy moth and brown-tail moth; Otis W,

Sweigart.

BCS—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

Assistance to New London Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) C. Sherman Chase.

Portland (Middlesex)-:

ARS, PPC—Middlesex County Agricultural

Center, Main and Marlboro Sts., P. 0. Box 45,

Middletown. Enforcement of quarantines on

Japanese beetle and on gypsy moth and browntail moth; Anthony C. Simone.

BCS—Gahan Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Middlesex Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Arthur H. Meckley.

Putnam (Windham):

ses—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Windham Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

William O. Carley.

Rockville (Tolland):

ses—15 Park St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Tolland Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Leon R.

Gardner.

Storrs (Tolland) t

ARS, AE—Agr. Engr. Dept., Univ. of Connecticut. Cigar tobacco curing; environmental relation to poultry diseases; W. A. Junnila.

ASCe—College of Agriculture. Responsible for

Carrying out agricultural adjustment, price

support and agricultural conservation programs;

(9) William S. Wadsworth, chairman.

FES-Univ. of Connecticut. Directs the State

programs of Cooperative Extension work. W.

B. Young, director,

ees-Univ. of Connecticut, State Off.—Administration ses program in the States of Rhode

Island and Connecticut} (10) N. Paul Tedrow,

CONNECTICUT—Confinued

Thompsonville (Hartford) :

FHA—P. O, Bldg. (1) Dan E. King. (Serves

Litchfield, Fairfield, New Haven Cos. in the

State of Connecticut; and Hampshire, Berkshhe,

Hampden Cos. in the State of Massachusetts.)

Wallingford (New Haven):

ses—322 Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to New Haven Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) W. Theodore Pawlowski.

Waterbury (New Haven) :

ARS, PPC—90 Auburn Ave. Gypsy and browntail moth control work; Alfred R. Moulton.

Willimantic (Windham):

FHA—22 Bank St., (1) William G. Collins,

(Serves Windham, Middlesex, New London,

Tolland Cos.)

ses—42 Walnut St. SC S garage for use ofinspecting mechanic; (1) Kenneth J. Hartman.

Windsor (Hartford):

SCS—Tobacco Lab. Adm. soil sur. work, Connecticut and Rhode Island; (1) Arthm- E.

Shearin,

DELAWARE

Bridgeville (Sussex) :

ARS, MI—Care Ralph and Paul Adams, Meat

inspection; (0) A. E. James.

Dover (Kent):

AMS, DA—Bur. of Markets, Delaware Board of

Agr. Market News serv. on dairy and poultry

prod.; (*1) Polk Spicer.

FHA—Taylor Pldg. (2) W Fred Rickards.

(Serves Kent, New Castle and Sussex Co.)

SCS—313 South Governors Ave. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance Kent Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(8) Robert M. Moyer.

Georgetown (Sussex) :

SCS—Acme Bldg.—Market St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance Sussex Soil Conserv. Dist.; (9)

William R. Ratledge.

Harrington (Kent):

ARS, PPC—Weiner Ave., R. D. Enforcement of

Japanese beetle quar,; William G. Stokes.

Newark (New Castle) :

ARS, HCR—Univ. of Delaware, Dept. of Plant

Path. Res. on forecasting plant disease epidemics; (1) Russell A, Hyre,

ASCC—Courtney and Academy Sts, Responsible for carrying out agr. adj. price support and

agr. conserv. programs, (9) Paul W, Mitchell,

chairman.

FES—Univ. of Delaware. Directs the State

programs of Coop. Ext. work. G. M. Worrilow,

dir.

ses—503 Academy St. State Off.—Adm. SCS

Program in the State; (23) Richard S. Snyder.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance New Castle

Soil Conserv. Dist. (3) Wilmer F, Aist,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Washington:

AMS, EAA—Room 1449, South Bldg. Area

Adm. Div. activ. in Eastern Area; (3) James R,

Roberts.

AMS EAA, AS—Room 1442, South Bldg. Adm.

Serv. activ. in Eastern Area; (14) Louis G.

Schultheis.

AMS, EAA, BF—14th and Independence Ave.,

SW., Room 1449—South Bldg. Budget and

Finance activ, for Eastern Area; (49) T. Edwin

Moore.

AMS, EAA, PE—14th and Independence Ave.

SW., Room 1443—South Bldg. Personnel activ.

in Eastern Area; (13) Albert W. Riggs.

AMS, PV—AMS, Fruit and Vegetable Div.,

Room 2058 South Bldg. Standardization and

insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables; (2) H, J.

Twilley.

AMS, PY—Room 2710 South Bldg. Grading

poultry products; (0) Joseph R, Cottone.

ARS, DHRB—Room0447 South Bldg. U. S. D. A.

Wash. 25, D. C. Maintenance and analysis of

prod, records of all cows in Dairy Herd Improve-
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA—FLORIDA 67

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA—Continued

Washington—Con tinued

ment Assoc. herds for the purpose of identifying

sires and determining their breeding value; (57)

J. F. Kendrick.

ARS, ENT—U. S. Nat. Museum. Classification

of Coleóptera Wm. H. Anderson, Ent.

ARS, ENT—U. 8. Nat. Museum. Classification

of Acariña E. W. Baker, Ent.

ARS, ENT—U. 8. Nat. Museum. Classification

of Lepidoptera J. F. Gates Clarke, Ent.

ARS, ENT—U. S. Nat. Museum. Classification

of Hymenoptera K. V. Krombein, Ent.

ARS, ENT—U. S. Nat. Museum. Classification

of Hemiptera P. W. Oman, Ent.

ARS, ENT—U. S. Nat. Museum. Classification

of Diptera Alan Stone, Ent.

ARS, ENT—South BUlp. Tech. Literature Ab-

.stracting; Lucile W. Yates.

ARS, HCR—U. S. Dept. of Agr. Insp. House,

224-12th St., SW. Reception, inventory, and

shipment of plant materials in accordance

•with quar. and insp. regulations; (4) Myra L.

Haines.

ARS, MI—Room 1011, South Bldg., 12th St. and

Independence Ave. SW. Meat insp.; cooperating in examinations for the Navy. (16) Dr. L. E.

Barnes.

Room 244-E, Adm. Bldg., 12th St. and Independence Ave., SW. Meat insp. lab.; (2) J. M.

McCoy.

ARS, PQ—Inspection House, 224-12th ST., SW.

Enforcement of plant quar. insp. and certification of plants distributed by the Dept. from

nearby propagating stations; certificiition of

plants and plant prod, for export (3) William B.

Wood.

CSS, AP—Old P. 0. Bldg. Performs photogrammeteric serv. for CSS and cooperating agencies;

(131) Grover M. Plew.

CSS, FI—South Agr. Bldg. Conducts program

and adm. accounting activ.; (39) John A Smallwood.

FHA-South Agr. Bldg. Conducts Audits and

Invest, involving matters of interest to Agency;

(7) Lewis V. Chesvser. (Serves: Connecticut,

Delaware, IMaine, Maryland, Massachusetts,

New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North

Carolina, Pennyslvania, Rhode Island, South

Carolina, Vermont, Virginia andWest Virginia.)

FLORIDA

Arcadia (DeSoto):

ses—Old Opera House Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Peace River SoU Conserv.

Dist.; (2) William H. Bemiss.

AtiTiore. Alabama (Escambia):

SCS—Post Oflâce Bdlg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Perdido River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(Escambia Co., Florida); (2) Raymon L. R.

Wiggins.

Bartow (Polk):

ARS, MI—Care Mid-State Packers, Inc., P. 0.

Box 427. Meat insp.; (0) Dr. W. R. Atkins.

ECS—State Livestock and Crop Pavilion. Work

Unit Off.—(#1)—Tech. assistance Polk Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Willis J. VanArsdall.

Belle Glade (Palm Beach) :

AMS, FV—West Lake Rd. IVfarket News serv.

on fruits and vegetables; (0) F. I. Tuttle.

ARS, AERB—Everglades Exp. Sta., P. 0. Box

368. Long Vegetable Fiber Invest.; (5-*])

Mills H. B3n-om.

ARS, ENT—Everglades exp. Sta. Res. on sugarcane insects; D.D. Questel; (Sublaboratory of

Houma, Louisiana.)

ARS, FC—Everglades Expt. Sta. (coop.). Leaf

and stem fiber invest.; (2-*2) James B. Pate.

Blountâtown (Calhoun):

ses—County Court House. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Chipóla River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) James F. Norris.

Bonifay (Holmes) :

FHA—Bowen Bldg., Waukeshaw St. (2) Thomas

C Seroggins,

FLORIDA—Continued

Bonifay (Holmes)—Continued

ses—Bowen Bldg. Subwork Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Holmes Creek Soil Conservation

District; (1) Edward H. Dwyer.

Bradenton (Manatee) :

ARS, PPC—P. O. Box 632. Insecticide Testing

Lab.; (1) Paul Lung.

Bristol (Liberty) :

6CS—County Court House. Work Unit Ofi'.—

Tech assistance to Chipóla River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Wiley C. Garrett.

Brooksville (Hernando):

ARS, APH—Chinsegut Hill Sanctuary. Cattle

Res.; (10) Marion W. Hazen.

FS—Land Util. Unit; (12) K. J. Lane.

SC8—11 West Broad St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Gulf Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Eugene M. Creel.

Bunnell (Plagier):

SCS—County Court House. Work Unit Ofl".—

Tech. assistance to Flagler Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Alton C. Harris.

Bushnell (Sumter):

FHA—Sumter Abstract Co. Bldg. (2) Pat T.

Hunter. (Serves Sumter, Citrus, Hernando,

Lake and Pasco Cos.)

SCS—Sumter Abstract Co. Bldg. Work Unit

Oil.-Tech. assistance to Sumter Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) E. Loy Strickland.

Callahan (Nassau):

SCS-C. W. Brandies Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Nassau Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Lantis H. Strickland.

Canal Point (Palm Beach):

ARS. FC—U. S. Sugar Plant Fid. Sta. Sugarcane and sugar sorghum breeding invest.; (3-*l)

Bascom A. Belcher.

Chipley (Washington):

FHA—Cook Bldg., NE corner 6th St. and Railroad Ave. (1) George E. Simmons. (Serves

Washington and Bay Cos.)

SCS—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Orange Hill Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Ulysee S. Harrison.

Cocoa (Brevard):

ARS, FC—Box 1346. Winter breeding nurserif^s

for tobacco and castorbean invest.; (1) Samuel L.

Hager.

SCS—Masonic Temple Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Brevard Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) William H. Pomeroy.

Coconut Grove (Miami):

ARS. HCR—U. S. PI. Introduction Garden.

Propagation, testing, and distribution of rare

and valuable economic and ornamental plants

from foreign countries and U. S. possessions;

(9) Harold F. Loorais.

Coconut Grove (Dade) :

ARS, FC—USDA PI. Introduction Garden.

Rubber Plantation Mgt. advice; (1) William

IMackinnon.

Coral Gables (Dade)

ARS, PPC—2204 Salzedo St. Wild cotton eradication; (13) W E. Conn; (4) J. N. Todd.

Crawfordville (Wakulla) :

FS—Wakulla County Court House. Wakulla

Ranger Dist.; (7) L. J. Smith, Jr.

SCS—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Wakulla Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) E.schol G. Hammick.

Crestview (Okaloosa) :

FHA—Masonic Bldg., Cedar and Davis Sts.

(1) Shirley A. Steele.

SCS—Masonic Temple Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Yellow River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Russell L. O'Barr.

Cross City (Dixie):

SCS—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Dixie Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Howard H. Wadsworth.

Dade City (Pasco):

SCS—City Hall Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

asidstanre to Pasco Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Phillip S. Feagle.

DeFuniak Springs (Walton):

FHA—Miller Office Bldg,, 109 East Nelson Ave.

1 (1) William W. Weathers.
68 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FLORIDA—Continued

DeFaniaU Springs (Walton)—Continued

SCS—City Hall Annex, Nelson Ave. Area Off.—

Supervision of Work Units; (4) Bert F. Karick.

County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Choctawhatchee River

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Joel B. Cromartie.

reland (Volusia):

SCS—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Volusia Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Clarke Dolive.

Eustis (Lake) ^. ^

rs—28 Magnolia Ave. Seminóle Ranger Dist.;

(8) W.H.Croke.

Fort Lauderdale (Broward):

ARS, HCR—U. S. Bean Disease Field Lab.,

R. F. D. 2, Box 1074. Investigations of watery

soft rot of beans and other vegetable crops;

(1-*) William D. Moore.

ARS, SWC—Plantation Fid. Lab., 5305 SW.

12th St. Hydrologie investigations; (-6) John C.

Stephens.

Fort Myers (Lee):

ARS, PPC—P. 0. Box 1124. Wild cotton eradication; (3) T, R. Adkins.

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Wendell H. Marlin.

(Serves Lee, Charlotte, Hendry, Collier, Glades,

and Okeechobee Cos.)

6CS—Crescent Bldg., 712 2d St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Lee Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Robert A. Waite.

Fort Pierce (St. Lucie):

SCS—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to St. Lucie Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Edwin G. Jesse.

Gainesville (Alachua):

AMS, MR— Dept. of Agri. Econ., Room 9, Bldg.

OD, Univ. of Fla. Assists in conducting studies

of cost and efficiency in packing and handling of

citrus fruit in cooperation with the Florida Agri.

Expt. Sta.; (0) G. L. Capel.

ARS, ENT—Parasite Lab., Dept. of Vet. Medicine, Fla. Agr. Ex. Station. Studies on the

biology and control of tabanids and blacï flies;

(1) Darrell W. Anthony.

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Oat,

barley, wheat, and rye diseases; (1) Robert W.

Earhart.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Castorbean

and other special crops disease invest.; (1)

Allyn A. Cook.

ARS, FC—State Agr. E.xpt. Sta. (coop.). Oat,

barley, wheat, and rye diseases; (1) Robert W.

Earhart.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Castorbean

and other special crops disease invest.; (1) Allyn

A. Cook.

ARS, HCR—U. S. Fid. Lab., Box 2817, University Station. Tung investigations; breeding and

testing improved vegetable strains and varieties

for superior adaptation; (6-*6) Felix S. Lagasse.

ARS, PE—Dept. Agr. Econ., Univ. of Florida.

Research, stat. and serv. work in econ. of agr.

production, incl. adjustments in prod, to prospective demands; farm labor requirements and

productivity; costs and returns; econ. problems

relating to farm credit, investment, taxation,

insurance, land and water use, land values, and

tenure; Lawrence A. Reuss.

ASCC—Cheops Bldg., 35 North Main St. Responsible for carrying out agricultural adjustment, price support and agricultural conservation programs; (31) Walter B. Anderson, chairman.

FES—Hort. Bldg., Univ. of Florida. Directs the

State programs of Cooperative Extension work;

H. G. Clayton, director.

FHA—Cheops Office Bldg., 35 North Main St.

State Director-Florida; (8) William T. Shaddick.

?eagle Bldg., 408 West University Ave. (1)

Harlan R. Ellis. (Serves Alachua and Putnam

Cos.)

LIB—c/o Agr. Expt. Stas. Lib., 209 Hort. Bldg.

Provides library services to Department workers

in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolma, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia; Mrs. I. K. Oresap.

FLORIDA—Continued

Gainesville (Alachua)—Continued

SCS—35 North Main St. State Off.—Adm. SCS

program in the State; (20) Colin D. Gunn.

Seagle Bldg. Work Unit Off:—Tech. assistance to Alachua Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Allen

L. Lastinger.

Professional Bldg. Soil Survey; (2) William

H. Buckhamian and David P. Powell. 106

Newell Hall, Univ. of Fla. Campus Soil Survey;

(*1) Ralph G. Leighty.

SCS—Div. of Soils, Florida Agri. Expt. Sta.

Field correlator; tech. direction to soil survey

work including classification, nomenclature and

correlation, soil survey inspection, and sou

survey reports in an assigned group of states;

Allen H. Hasty.

Graceville (Jack'son):

SCS—Cooper Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Holm.es Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Albert P. Boyd.

Green Cove Springs (Clay):

SCS—Comer Walnut and Magnolia Sts. Work

Unit OIL—Tech. assistance to Clay Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1); John F. Beach, Jr.

Hialeah (Dade):

ARS, MI—c/o Max Bauer, meat packer, 330 West

2.3d St.; mail, P. 0. Box 704. Meat inspection;

(0) Dr. Owen Hinton.

Homestead (Allegheny):

ARS, SWC—Route 2, Box 508. Soil and water

mgt. investigations; (3) Melvin H. Gallatin.

Jacksonville (Duval):

AMS, FV—Unit 46, Produce Terminal. Standardization and inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (0) John L. Ebert.

ARS, ADE—P. O. Box 4129 (Office, 317 Main

St.). Animal disease eradication projects.

ARS, AIQ—Inspection and quarantine of importexport animals; sanitary handling of import animal byproducts, hay and sti-aw; issuance or endorsement of certificates for export livestock;

(32) Thomas H. Applewhite.

SCS—U. S. P. O. Bldg., 311 Monroe St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Duval SoU Conserv. Dist.; (1) Dalson H. Esry.

Jasper (Hamilton):

FHA—Bailey Bldg., 121 West Hately St. (1)

V.'illiam A. Willis.

SCS—Ellis Bldg., corner Court House Ave. and

Hartley St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance

to Hamilton Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Paul H,

Weber.

Key West (Monroe) :

ARS, AIQ—Bldg. 100, U. S. Naval Sta. Sanitary

handling of import animal byproducts, hay and

straw; (-) I. R. Rutt.

ARS, MI—Bldg. 100, U. S. Naval Sta. Cooperating in examinations for the Navy;- (0) Issac R.

Rutt.

Eissimmee (Oceola) :

SCS—U. S. p. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Oceola Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Walter B. Hutcheson.

LaBelle (Hendry) :

SCS—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Hendry Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) David Y. Coverston.

Lake Butler (Union):

SCS—Main St. WorkUnit Off.—Tech. assistance

to Union Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) John W.

Hampton, Jr.

Lake City (Columbia):

FHA—Peoples Hardware Bldg., 301 North Marion

St. (1) Wendell A. Roberts. (Serves Columbia and Baker Cos.)

Lake City (Columbia) :

FS—Federal Bldg. Oceola Ranger Dist.; (15)

G. K. Schaeffer.

FS-P. 0. Bldg. Res. In forest prod., tree improvement, naval stores practice, range mgt.,

protection from insects in slash and longleaf pine;

(20) Kenneth B. Pomeroy.

SCS—Morrison Bldg., North Hernando St. Area

Off.—Supervision of Work Units (10) Leslie A.

Jacobsen.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Santa Fe

Boil Conserv. Dist.; (3) William H. Hunter.
FLORIDA 69

FLORIDA—Continued

Lakeland (Polk) :

AMS, FV—211H South Tennessee Ave., P. 0.

Box 191. Market news serv. on fruits and vegetables; (0) Harold F. Willson.

Florida Citrus Mutual Bldg., P, 0. Box 19.

Adm. of mkt. agreements and orders on fruits,

vegetables and related crops; Adra, of export

payment, diversion and surplus remoAtil programs as may be assigned; (1) Minard F. Miller.

ses—Coohran Bldg. 20iy2 Lemon St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Polk Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Andrew A. Blackford.

Lake Placid (Highlands):

ses—Arcade Bldg. Work Unit OIT.—Tech. assistance to Highlands Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Lloyd A. Zorn.

Lake Worth (Palm Beach) :

FH A—Municipal Auditorium. (4) John S.

Stewart. (Serves Palm Beach, Martin, Indian

River, St. Lucie, Broward, Dade and Monroe

Cos.)

Larfío (Pinellas) :

SCS—Adm. Bldg., County Fair Grounds. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Pinellas Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) William R. McCall.

Leonia (Holmes):

SC S—Old Leonia School Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Choct^whatchee River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Luther R. Ard.

Live Oak (Suwannee) :

FHA—Co. Agri. Bldg., Pine St. (1) Ralph H.

Cox. (Serves Suwannee and Lafayette Cos.)

SCS—Co. Agri. Bldg., 203 Pine St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Suwannee River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Herbert A. McCormick.

Macclenny (Baker):

SCS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Baker Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

William M. Abemethy, Jr.

Madison (Madison):

FHA—P 0. Bldg. (1) Marion A. Smith.

6CS-U- S. P. O. Bldg. W^ork Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Madison Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

L. Cecil Bruner.

Marianna (Jackson):

FHA—Liddon Bldg., Lafayette St. (2) Martin

W. Cary.

FS—Room 206, P. 0. BJdg. Res. in forest prod,

and range mgt. in coastal plains forests; (5)

Walter S. Hopkins, Jr.

SCS—Liddon Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Chipóla River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Samuel L. Morrow.

Mayo (Lafayette):

SCS—Edwards Bldg., Main St. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Lafayette Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) A. Reid Powell.

Miami (Dade) :

AMS, FV—1200 Northwest 21st Ter., Room 4.

Standardization and insp. of fresh fi-uits and

vegetables; (0) Llovd W. Boney.

AMS, PY—201 Northwest 47th Ave. Grading

poultrv prod.; (0) James C. Jamison.

ARS. MI—P. O. Box 148. (Office, 356 U. S. P 0.

Bldg., 300 Northeast First .\ve.) Meat inspection; cooperating in examinations for the Navy;

(3> E. H. Fadjo.

ARS, PQ—Plant In^p. Tiouae, Bldg. T-202, Ave.

A, International Airport PI. quar. enforcement;

(2) Bernard P Stewart.

Milton (Santa Rosa) :

FHA—First Nat. Bank Bldg., 4a3 Willing St.

(1) Finlcy J. Duncan. (Serves Santa Rosa and

Escambia Cos.)

SCS—U. S. P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Blackwater Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) William G. Beattyi

Monticello (Jeiferson) :

ARS, ENT—P. O. Box 25. Biol. and control of

pecan insects; Arthur M. Phillips.

ARS, PPC—Co. Health Off. Sweetpotato Weevil

Control; (3-*3) E, H. Frederic.

SCS—Keene and Simpson Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Jefferson Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Joha T. Barnes.

FLORIDA—Continued

Moore Haven (Glades):

SCS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Glades Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

George E. Rcid.

Ocain (Marion):

ARS, MI—Care Swift and Co. Llcat insp.; (1)

Dr. B. E. Robertson.

FHA—Magnolia Bldg., 210 South Magnolia St.

(2) Rufus C. Bush.

FS—Fed. Bldg. Lake George Ranger Dist.; (14)

J. J. Olson.

SCS—Magnolia Bldg. Area Off.—Supcrv. of

Work Units; (7) David P. Ventulett.

Corner Magiiolia and 2d St. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Marion Soil Conserv.

DLst.; (2) Horace S. HuU.

Okeechobee (Okeechobee) :

SCS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

a.ssistance to Okeechobee Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Benjamin F. Di.von.

Olustee (Baker):

ARS, SU—Naval Stores Sta. Util. res. on pine

gum, turpentine and rosin; (28) Elmo L. Patton.

Orlando (Orange) :

AMS, AES—302 U. S. Court House and P. O.

Bldg. Statp-Fed. Crop Reporting Sor v.; (8-*J)

J. C. Townsend, Jr.

AMS, FV—775 Warner St.—P. 0. Box 600.

Supcrv. of fed.-state insp. of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (0) H. S. Flynt.

AMS, MR—2120 Camden Rd. Invest, in handling

transp., and post-harvest diseases of citrus,

vegetables, and subtropical fruits; Í5) J. R.

Winston. Invest, in storage, physiology, and

maturity and quality evaluation of citrus; (S-'l)

P. L. Hardine:.

ARS, ENT—500 Primrose Dr., P. O. Box 3391.

Res. on control of insects of medical importance

to the military services; (47) Carroll X. Sniitn.

Res. on control of household insect pests; (2)

Carroll N. Smith.

Screw-worm eradication; (4) A. H. Baumhover.

ARS, ENT—2120 Camden Rd. Biol. and con(r.)l

of citrus insects; insect transmission of quick

decline disease of citrus; (4) Herbert Spencer.

ARS, HCR—U. S. Hort. Fid. Lab., 212Ü Camrlen

Rd. Citrus, avocado, and other sub-tropical

fruit breeJing, prod., disease, and sou fertility

invest.; (22) Frank E. Giirdner.

SCS—Fed. Off. Bldg., 2G East Central Ave.

Area OfL—Supervision of Work Units; (7)

Albert R. Swartz.

1127 West Central Ave. Work: Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Orange Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) W Gayle Diamond.

Palatka (Putnam):

SCS—113 North 4th St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Putnam Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

John D. Griffin.

Palmetto (Manatee):

SCS—Hughes Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Manatee River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Irving H. Stewart.

PaT^ama City (Bay):

SCS—U. S. r. 0. and Court House Bl le. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Bay Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Joseph M. Da\ enport.

Pensacola (Escambia):

ARS, MI—Sanitation Dept., Naval Dispens^iry,

Bldg. 625, U. S. Naval Air Sti. Cooperating in

examinations for the Navy; (0) E. E. Allen.

ARS, PPC—18 P, O. Bldg. White-fringed beetle

control; (3-*2) T. W Buyd,

Plant City (Hillsborough) :

AMS, FV—Sttite Farmers Market, P. 0. Box 449.

Mkt news serv. on fruits and vegetables; (0)

C. J. Ritter.

FHA—Growers Bldg., Comer North Drane and

Palmer St. (2) Frank A. Stenholm, Jr. (Serves

Hillsborough, Polk, Osoeola and Pinellas Cos.)

SCS—Growers Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Hillsborough Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Orvis L. Cason, Jr.
70 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FLORIDA—Continued

Punta Gor<?a(Charlotte): T- if nm„„

grg_139 West Marion St. Work L nit OÍR ce—

Tech assistance to Charlotte Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) WiHiam J. Harrell.

^AES ENT-lS West Washington St. (Box 540).

Ee<î. 'on insects aíTecting tobacco in the fld.; (2)

F. S. Chamberlin. , ,. . ^.^

AB?' PPr—P 0 Box M9., 209 ^^ ashmgton St.

Economic Insect Surveys (l-*3; Frank S. ChamFFIQ—State Livestock Pavilion, U. S. hiphway

PO (1) '"eorge D. LivinRston. (Serves Gadsden, Calhoun,'Franklin, Gulf and lÁherty Cos.)

ßrs—State Livestock Pavilion. vV ork Unit

Ofî_Tech. as.si.stance to Gadsden Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Wilbur D. Griffin.

San ford (Seminóle): T> /^ T. n.<o

AMS, FV—State Farmers Mkt., P. O. Box 942.

Mkt. news-serv. on fruits and vegetables; (0)

Thomas R. Butts. _ „ ^ r^

A"RS, HCi^-Central Florida Expt. Sta., P. O.

Box .327. G eneral problems related to plant diseases caused by nematodes in Florida and adjoining areas; Invest, on nematode diseases of

winter-grown vegetables, ornamentals, and trees

and shrubs, with emphasis on the sting nematode, the stubbv-root nematode.«:^ the rontknot

nematodes, and ".the dagger nematodes; Screening tests to find chemicals with nematocidal

properties; (1) .Tnlius Feldmesser.

FHA—Seminóle Co. Court House. (1) Curstis J.

Green. (Serves Seminóle, Flagler, A^olusia,

Cranage and Brevard Cos.)

ses—Sanford Atlantic Nat. Bank Bldg. V, ork

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Seminóle Soil

Conserv. Dist.- (2) Benjamin E. Wiggins.

Sarasota (Sarasota):

SCS—Gill-Thomas Bldg., 210 Main St. Area

O.T.—Supervision of Work Units; (7) John A.

Zilles.

Cnuntv Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Sarasota Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) John B. Beed.

Sebring (Highlands): „, , ,

ses-39 South Commerce St. Work Unit Ofî.—

Tech. assistance to Highlands Soil Conserv;

Dist.; (2) Oliver S. Polston.

Starke (Bradford):

FHA—Bitch Bldg., 200 East Call St. (1) Clifford

L. Currie. (Serves Bradford, Clay, Union,

St. Johns, Duval and Nassau Cos.)

ses—119 E. Call St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Bradford Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

William S. Haas.

Stuart (Martin) :

ses—Green Bldg., FlaTler Ave. Area Off.—Supervision of Work Units; (8) Henry T. Stanley.

Green Bldg., Flagler Ave. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Martin Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) William C. Jernigan.

Tallahassee (Leon) :

ARS, AIQ—c/o Rea Serum Co. Biol. Prod.

Licensing and Insp.; Í-) Irvln Mvers.

FHA-Fain Bldg., .307 (N.-) Monroe St. (1)

James E. Maxwell. (Serves Leon, Wakulla,

Jefferson and Taylor Cos.)

F^—238 Tallahassee Adm. Bldg. Florida Nat.

Forests Hdqtrs.; (13) L. S. Newcomb.

P. 0. Bldg., Leon Ranger Dist.; (9) F. S.

Harris.

ses—Fain Bldg., 309 North Monroe St.; Area

Off.—Supervision of Work Units; (6) Robert B.

Staraey.

U. S. P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Ochlockonee River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (5) Howard A. Mattliews.

Tampa fHillsborough):

ses—Co. Court House. Work -Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Hillsborough Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Robert E. Clark.

Tavares (Orange):

eCS—Pioneer Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Orange Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Walter

W. Shaffer.

FLORIDA—Continued

Trenton (Gilchrist):

FHA—City Hall Bldg., Main St. (2) James A.

Jones, Jr. (Serves Gilchrist, Dixie and Levy

Cos.)

ses—City Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Gilchrist Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Harry

J. Haynesworth.

Vero Peach (Indian River):

ses—Arcade Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Indian River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Michael H. Carlton.

Wauchula (Hardee):

FHA—Hardee Co. Court House, Main St. (2)

William B. Hull. (Serves Hardee, DeSoto

Highlands, Manatee and Sarasota Cos.)

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Hardee Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Ernest A. Tnmipseed, Jr.

Wevahitchka (GuU):

ses—City Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to "Tupelo SoU Conserv. Dist.; (1) Everett

Waldrop.

WJlliJton (Levy):

ses—Barton Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Levy Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) James

H. Senterfitt.

Wilma (Liberty):

FS—Apalachicola Ranger Dist.; (11) H. R. Raum.

Winter Garden.(Orange):

ses—City Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Orange Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Donald

E. Vandcrgrift.

Winter Haven iPolk):

AMS, FV—103 Florida Citrus Bldg., P. O. Box

1232. Supervision of Fed.-State insp. of fresh

fruits and vegetable«; (0) H. M. Riley.

216 Florida Citrus Bldg.—P. 0. Box 860.

Standardization and in.sp. of processed fruits and

vegetables and other related products; (69)

Lamar English.

AMS-FV—14 Arcade Bldg. Adm. of Perishable

Agr. Commodities Act. Produce Agency Act,

Export Apple and Pear Act, and Standard Container Acts; (I) J. W. Branch.

ARS, SU—.500 Third Street. SW. Util. res. on

cirus fruits; (13) Matthew K. Veldhuis.

GEORGIA

Adel (Cook):

ses—Cook Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Alapaha Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) David D. Mosely, Jr.

Alamo (Wheeler):

ses—Co. Oflice Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

a.ssistance to Ohoopee River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) George R. Peeples.

Albany (Dougherty) :

AMS, FV—911 Oglothorpe St. Supervision of

Fed.-State insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables;

(*1) W. R. Cleveland.

ARS, ENT—North Jefferson and Eighth Sts.

Biol. and control of pecan insects; Max R. Osburn.

ARS. HCR—U. S. Pecan Fid. Lab.. P. O. Box 84.

Studies in pecan-orchard mgt.; factors affecting

growth, ñowering, and nut set and filling; biennial bearing, mineral nutrition, and .soil fertility invest.; pecan disease invest.; (5) James H.

Himter, John R. Cole.

FHA—Jones Bldg. (1) Henry C. Duggan.

CServes Dougherty, Baker and Calhonn Cos.)

ses—P. O. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

Work Units; (6) W. Leon Moore.

122^é North Jackson St. Work Unît Off.—

Tech. assistance to Flint River Sou Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Douglas L. Pope.

Alma (Bacon):

FHA—Co. Bldg. (1) Edward C. Moore.

SCS-Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Altamaha Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Luther W. Drennan.

Alpharetta (Fuiton (2) :

ses-Old Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Atlanta Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Joseph E. Brown.
GEORGIA 71

GEORGIA—Continued

Annericus (Sumter):

FHA—Citizens Bank Bldg. (2) Elgie O. Cook,

Jr. (Serves Snmpter and Schley Cos.)

BCS—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Lower Chattahoochee Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Horace P. Morgan.

Appling (Columbia):

THA—Co. Agr. Bldg. (0) Pierce A. Morris.

(Suboffice oí Co. OH. at Warrenton in Warren

Co.)

ses—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Little River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Jasper C. Butler.

Ashburn (Turner):

SOS—Old P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Middle South Georgia Soil Conscrv.

Dist.; (0) Harold F. Burch.

Athens (Clarke):

AMS, AES—319 Agr. Ext. Bldg. State-Fed. Crop

Reporting Serv.; (7-*3) D. L. Floyd.

AMS, MR—Dept. of Agr. Engin., Univ. of Georgia. Res. to develop improved work methods,

equip, and facilities for off-farm conditioning,

handling, and storage of grain and seed; (2)

Lloyd L. Smith.

Res. to increase the efficiency of mkt. plants,

including poultry dressing plants, dairy plants,

etc.; (1) Rex E. Childs.

ARS, AE—Agr. Eng. Dept., Univ. of Georgia.

Drying rates and equilibrium moisture studies

of grain; (3) Joseph W. Simons.

ARS. SWC—Barrow Hall, Univ. of Georgia. Soil

ana water mgt. investigations; (2) J. R. Carreker.

ASCC—Old P. O. Bldg. Responsible for carrying

out agricultural adjustment, price support and

agricultural conservation programs; (83) John F'

Bradley, chairman.

FHA—Clarke Co. Courthouse. (1) James L.

Wardlow. (Serves Clarke and Oconee Cos.)

FES—Coll. of Agr., Univ. of Georgia. Directs the

State programs of Cooperative Extension work.

C. C. Murray, director.

FS—Univ. of Georgia, For. Bldg. Research in

forest diseases; (3) William A. Campbell.

SCS—Old P. 0. Bldg. State Ofl.—Administration ses program in the State; (26-*l) Cecil W.

Chapman.

County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Oconee River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Jack R. Brown.

SCS—Old P. 0. Bldg. Woodland Conservationist St.; technical guidance in forestry to State

Conservationists In and assigned group of States

on the management, development, and continuing productivity of forested areas on farms and

ranches; Homer C. Mitchell.

Old P. 0. Bldg. Plant Materials Technician,

technical guidance to State Conservationists In

an assigned group of States in developing an

Inventory of plant material needs, coordinating

a complete testing program, and locating sources

of supply and encouraging necessary production;

William C. Young.

Atlanta (Fulton) :

AMS, CN—1020 Crescent Ave. NE. Southeastern Area Off. directing the activities of all

local field offices under area jurisdiction engaged

in cotton classification, cotton quality statistics,

cotton market news, and cottonseed inspection;

(10-15) Harold K. Tinsley.

1021 Crescent Ave. NE. Cotton classification,

cotton quality statistics, cotton market news, and

cottonseed inspection; (6-33) Ben V. Person.

AMS, DA—Room 2,57, 50 7th St. NE. Market

News service on dairy and poultry prod.; (2-*l)

R. 0. Morgan.

AMS, EAA, AS—50 7th St. NE. Leased Wire

Service; (2) (0) E. A. Tomlinson. Duplicating

and mailing activity; (0) H. L. Tanner.

AMS, FD—50 7th St. NE. Is responsible for field

administration of the Food Distribution Division's programs, within States of the Southeast

Area, Including the National School Lunch

Program, Direct Distribution, work with the

distributive food trades and food preservation;

(27) Russell H, James.

GEORGIA—Continued

Atlanta (FuUon)—Continued

AMS, FV—1100 Sylvan Rd. SW. Standardization and Inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables;

(2) J. L. Maness.

60 7th Street NE., Room 262. Market news

service on fruits & vegetables; (2) B. E. Surry.

1100 Sylvan Rd. SW. Standardization & Inspection of processed fruits and vegetables and

other related products; (8) F. J. Weaver,

AMS, INF—50 7th St. NE. Provides information

regarding AMS activities and programs; (3)

Arthur W. Susott,

AMS, LS—50 7th St., NE. Llarket News service;

(2) Ralph Stup. Meat grading service; (11) E.

F. Greene.

AMS, PAA—258 Peachtree-Seventh Bldg. Audits

and program appraisal, and Investigations; (IG)

Carl E. Schlossstein.

AMS, PY—86}-^ Edgewood Ave. Grading poultry products; (0) Noble Pilcher.

AMS, WA—50 7th St. NE., Room 245. Enforcement of U. S. Warehouse Act (cotton, nuts, and

other prod.); (11) William Q. Shlngler.

ARS, ADE—511 New Fed. Bldg. Animal disease

eradication projects; sanitary handling of import

animal byproducts, hay and straw; issuance or

endorsement of certificates for export livestock;

(20) Chester J. Mikel.

ARS. MI—P. 0. Box 1438 (office, Swift & Co.,

Howell MUl Rd.). Meat inspection; (22) Dr. J.

H. Byerley.

ARS, PPG—50 7th St. NE. Investigation of

pesticides; (0) Hugo P. Ruhlman.

ARS, PQ—Terminal Railway P. O. 71 Forsylhe

St. SW. Plant quarantine enforcement; (0)

Herbert M. Williams.

Area Equipment Committee, Area II—FS, 60 7th

St. NE., Room 331. Aiding utilization of exce.'is

and disposal of surplus supplies and equipment;

(!) Herbert Q. Knoch, chairman.

CSS, AU—50 7th St. NE. Conducts audit.«? and

prepares reports on audit recommendatiuns.

(14) G. A. Fast, acting.

CSS, O & 1—50 7th St. NE. Conducts Investigations of alleged irregularities and violations of

law and program regulations; (27) Charles K.

Alley, Jr.

FES—P. O. Box 7083, Sta. C. Extension Specialist in cotton ginning; (1) J. Charlie Oglesbee, Jr.

FHA—724 Peachtree-Seventh Bldg. State Director—Georgia; (22) Robert L. Vansant.

Room 422, Federal Annex. (2) Roscoe W.

Jackson. (Serves Fulton, Clayton, and Cobb

Cos.)

FS—50 7th St. NE. Regional Office; (106) Chas.

A. Connaughton.

SOL—50 7th St. NE. Legal services In connection

with the Department's activities; (16) Linton B.

West.

Augusta (Richmond):

AMS, CN—6 8th St. Cotton classification, cotton

quality statistics, cotton market news, and

cottonseed inspection; (5-14) Emmett C. Hanson.

ARS, AIQ—Federal Bldg. Sanitary handling of

import animal byproducts, hay and straw; (-)

J. R. Farr.

ARS, MI—P. 0. Box 665 (office. Federal Bldg.

Meat inspection; (6) Dr. Jesse R. Farr.

SCS—Campbell Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Briar Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Ralph J. Matson.

Bainbridge (Decatur):

SCS—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Flint River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Russell C. Mullen.

Barnesville (Lamar):

FHA—Lamar Co. Courthouse. (1) Edwin D.

Foshee. (Serves Lamar, Monroe, and Upson

Cos.)

gCS—Courthouse. Work Unit Ofl".-Tech. assistance to Towaliga Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Robert 0. Burnett, Sr.
72 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

GEORGIA—Continued

Baxley (Appling) : „ ^ ^ ^

JFHA—Morris Bldg. (2) Henry B. Burnsed.

(Serves Appling, Camden, Olynn, Jeff Davis,

and WajTie Cos. SubofBce at Hazlehurst in

Jeff Davis Co.)

ßCS-Morris Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Altamaha Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Truman M. Gamel,

BlEckshear (Pierce):

ßCS—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Satilla Elver Dist.; (I) Theodore

P'risbie.

Elairsville (Union):

FHA—Union Co. Soils Club, Inc. (0) Ralph F.

Frye. (Ruboflîce of county office at Gainsville

in Hall Co.)

FS—Blue Ridge St. Brasstown Ranger Dist.;

(Jo) H. R. Wright.

Blakely (Early):

FHA—Warrick Bldg. (1) Edward D. Morton.

grs_Ford Bldg, Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Flint River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Chester Clardy.

Blue Ridge (Fannin):

FS—Toccoa Ranger Dist.; (3) B. R. Davis.

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Blue Ridge Mountain Dist.; (0)

Sidney L. Mullis.

Brunswick (Glynn):

SCS-ACL Bldg. Work Unit Off. (Sub)—Tech.

assistance to Satilla River Dist.; (0) Vacant.

Buchanan (Haralson):

ses—County OfiBce Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to West Georgia Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Young M. Patterson.

Buena Vista (Marion) :

ses—Belk Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Pine Mountain Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) David L. Pajoie, Jr.

Butler (Taylor):

FHA—Taylor Co. Courthouse. (0) Robert L.

Bums. (Suboflice of county office at Montezuma

in Macon Co.)

BCS-Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Ocmulgee Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Marshall P. Dean.

Cairo (Grady):

ARS, FC—U. S. Sugar Plant Fid. Lab. (coop.)

Sugarcane and sugar sorghum fertility invests.;

(3) Eugene S. Lvons.

ARS, HCR—U. S. Fid. Lab. for Tung Invest.,

P. 0. Box 298. Invests, on tung propagation,

culture, breeding, and selection and on maintenance of soil fertility, nutrition, and disease

control; (5) Marshall S. Neff.

FHA-Oliver Bldg. (2) George R. Langford.

(Serves Grady and Decatur Cos.)

8CS-117 Second Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

Assistance to Flint River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Reuben L. Robertson.

Calhoun (Gordon):

FHA—McDaniel Bldg. (0) James J. DeLay.

fSuboflfice of Co. Off. at Rome in Floyd Co.)

ses—Court and Northwall Sts. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Coosa River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Charles B. Beale.

Camilla (Milchell):

FHA—City Hall. (2) W. C. Thigpen, Jr.

ses—City Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech assistance to Flint River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Harvey H. Meinders.

Canton (Cherokee):

ses—U. S. p. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

a.ssistance to Limestone Valley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Thomas L. Robinson.

Carnesville (Franklin) :

FHA-Blair Bldg. (3) O'Neil B. Burton.

(Serves Franklin and Stephens Cos.)

BCS—Wansley Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Broad River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) William B. Jones.

Carrollton (Carroll):

FHA-Co. Agr. Bldg. (2) William 0. Hudson,

Jr. (Serves Carroll and Douglas Cos.)

GEORGIA—Continued

Carrollton (Carroll)—Continued

ses—Colonial Arcade Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of Work Units; (6) Hlllard C. Seaton.

Co. Agr, Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to West Georgia Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Paul P. Patten.

Cartersville (Bartow):

FHA—U. S. P. O. Bldg. (1) Wilburn D. Gflpln.

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance; to Coosa River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Joe L. Myers.

Cedartown (Polk):

FHA—New Courthouse Bldg. (2) Jonathan R.

West. (Serves Polk, Haralson and Paulding

Cos.)

ses—New Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

Assistance to Coosa River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Dolph Q. Williams.

Chatsworth (Murray):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Limestone Valley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Ivan E. Carson.

Clarkesville (Habersham) :

FS—4021.^ Washington St. Chattooga Ranger

Dist.; (1) O. R. Anderson,

ses—Market Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Upper Chattahoochee River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Robert A. Owen.

Claxton (Evans):

ses—Court House Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Ogeechee Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Vacancy.

Clayton (Raban):

FS—Tallulah Ranger Dist.; (8) N. B. Alter.

ses-Derrick Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Blue Ridge Mountain Dist.; (0)

Thomas A. Davidson.

Cleveland (White):

ses—Old Depot. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Upper Chattahoochee River Soil Conservation Dist.; (2) Gustavus York.

Cochran (Eleckley):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) James E. McCoy.

(Serves Bleckley and Pulaskl Cos.)

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Central Georgia Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Lloyd N. Harris.

Colquitt (Miller) :

ses—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Flint River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Hubert C. Miles.

Columbus (Muscogee) (Combined with Chattahoochee Co.)

ses-Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Pine Mountain Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Sirmon W. Avera, Jr.

Conyers (Henry-Rockdale) (Sub):

ses-P. O. Bldg. W^ork Unit (Sub) Off.; Tech,

assistance to Upper Ocmulgee Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Chester C. Robinson.

Cordele (Crisp):

FS—P. O. Bldg. Res. in forest prod, in central

Georgia pine forests; (3) Norman R. Hawley.

ses-Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Middle South Georgia Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Jewett A. Phillips.

Covington (Newton):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Edgar J. Phillips,

ses-Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Upper Ocmulgee Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) James P. Knight.

Crawfordville (Taliaferro):

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off,—Tech.

a.ssistance to Piedmont Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Charles T. McGee.

Gumming (Forsyth):

SCS-Flanagan Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Upper Chatahoochee River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) James T. Coots.

Cusseta (Chattahoochee):

ses-Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Pine

Mountain Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Vacant.

Cuthbert (Randolph) :

FHA—Harris Bldg. (2) Carey L. Girtman.

(Serves Randolph, Chattahoochee, Clay, Quit«

man and Stewart Cos.)
GEOUGIA 73

GEORGIA—Continued

Cuthbert (Randolph)—Continued

ses—Harris Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tecli

assistance to Lower Ctiattahoochee Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Charles W. Bartlett.

Dahlonega (Lumpkin) :

FS—Courthouse Square. Chestatee Ranger Dist.;

(4) S. H. Palmer,

ses-Täte Hotel Bldg. Work Unit OIT.—Tech.

assistance Upper Chattahoochee River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) David F. Passmore.

Dallas (Paulding):

SCS—Bullock Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Coosa River Soil Conserv. Dist •

(1) Buren P. Thornton.

Dalton (Whitfield):

FHA—Manly Bldg. (1) Winfred R. Seaton.

(Serves Whitfield and Murray Cos.)

Dalton (Whitfield):

FS—P. 0. Bldg. Laud Util. Unit; (2) S. H.

Christopher.

8CS—U. S. P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Limestone Valley Soil Conserv

Dist.; (1) Henry A. Dyer.

Danielsville (Madison):

FHA—Co. Bldg. (2) Dnard O. Baxter. (Serves

Madison and Banks Cos.)

ses—Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Broad River Soil Conserv. Dist.:

(0) Ralph D. Branan.

Darien (Mclntosh) :

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Coastal Soil Conserv, Dist.; (1)

Daniel C. Chapman.

Dawson (Terrell):

FHA—Terrell Co. Courthouse. (2) Andrew

J. C. Fox. (Serves Terrell and Webster Cos.)

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Lower Chat! ahoochee Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Paul W. Hart.

Dawsonville (Dawson):

ses-Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech

assistance to Upper Chattahoochee River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) J. Latnar Derard.

Decatur (DeKalb) :

ses—403 West Ponce de Leon Ave. Area Off.—

Supervision of Work Units; (8) George W

Dickinson.

Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Atlanta Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Joel C. Kitchens.

Donalsonville (Seminóle):

FHA—Seminóle Co. Off. Bldg. (2) Edgar B.

Barrett. (Serves Seminóle and Miller Cos.)

ses-Court House Annex. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Flint River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) R. P. Armstrong, Jr.

Douglas (Coffee) :

FHA-Coffee Co. Bldg. (1) Sidney E. .Tackson.

(Serves Coffee, Atkinson, and Clinch Cos.)

ses—County Bldg., Tanner St. AVork Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Altamaha Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Raybun N. Adams.

Douglasville (Douglas) :

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech, assistance to West Georgia Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) William D. Brantley.

Dublin (Laurens):

FHA—Old P O. Bldg. (2) William R. Mallard.

(Serves Laurens and Wilkinson Cos.)

ses—Old P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Central Georgia Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Jewel L. Dunaway.

Eastman (Dodge) :

FHA—Ragan Bldg. (1) Olin J. Dean.

ses—County Office Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Central Georgia Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) G. W. Clark, Jr.

Eatonton (Putnam):

ses—Hearn Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Piedmont Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

George E. McWhorter.

Elberton (Elbert) :

ses—First Nat. Bank Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of Work Units; (10) Ralph L. Dolvin.

Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Broad River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Carl W. Smith.

GEORGIA—Continued

Ellaville (Schley):

ses—Extension Bldg. Work Unit Olï.-Tech.

assistance to Lower Chattahoochee Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Jesse R. Miller.

Ellijay (Gilmer):

ses—County Co-op Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Limestone Valley 8oil Conserv. Dist.; (1) James C. Owens.

Experiment (Spalding):

ARS. FC—Stnte Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Wheat,

ont and barley prod, and brpeding invest.: ( !)

UI.\sR. Gore.

suite Agr. Jixpt. Sta. (coop.). Cotton impr.

Invest.; (2—n) Wilfred W. Ballard.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Forage seed

storage invest.; (2) Robert E. Burns.

Stale Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Weed control

research; (1) Ellis W. Häuser.

ARS, Il CR—Georgia Experiment Station. Headquarters for cooperative investigations in the

S(-iithern region covering the propagation, testing, and distribution of rare and valuable economic and ornamental plants from foreign countries and U. S. possessions; investigations on

sweetpotato culture, variety improvement and

testing; peanut investigations; breeding and

testing improved vegetable strains and varieties

fnr superior adnptation; (2-*2) Edwin James,

A\ allace K. Bailey.

Fairburn (Fulton #1):

Srs—Dodson Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech assistance to Atlanta Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

William J. Dixon.

Fayetieville (Favette):

ses—Tiollingsworth Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Towaliga Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Ferrell M. Satterfleld.

Fitzgerald (Een Hill):

ARS. PPC—Ben Hill Co. Off. Bldg. Whitefringed Beetle Control; (fi-*l) P. G. Geiger.

SCS—Bank Bldg. 15— East Main St. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Middle South

Georgia Soil Conserv. Dist. (0) Bascom L.

Walters.

Fleming (Liberty):

ARS, SWC—Southeastern Tidewater Conserv.

Exp. Sta. Soil and Water Mgt. Invest.; (11-*1)

Robert L. Green.

Folkston (Charlton-Camden):

ses—Court House (Main St.). Work Unit Off.-

Tech. a.ssistance to Satilla River Dist.; (1)

Chnton D. Sims, Jr.

Forsyth (Monroe):

ses-Co. Off. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance

to Towaliga Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Samuel C.

Lyon.

Fort Gaines (Clay-Quitman) :

SCS-ASe Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Lower Chattahoochee Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) David T. Smith.

Fort Valley (Peach) :

ARS, ENT—Church St., Box 527. Biol. and control of peach insects; (1) Oliver J. Snapp.

P. 0. Box 162. Studies of insect vectors of the

phonv peach disease; (1) William F. Turner.

ARS, HCR-U. S. Hort. Fid. Lab., Box 351.

Invest, on peach breeding; phony peach and

other diseases of peaches; virus di.sease invest.;

(9) John H. Weinberger, Glen E. Knight,

ses-Old P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit OtI.—Tech.

assistance to Ocmulgec Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Frank H. Lowery.

Franklin (Heard) :

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to West Georgia Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Benjamin C. Patrick.

Gainesville (Hall):

FHA—Downey Off. Bldg. (2) Millard L. Darden. (Serves Hall, Fannin, Habersham, Lumpkin, Raubun, Towns, Union and White Cos.

Suboflice at Blairsville in Union Co.)

FS—303 West Washington St. Chattahoochee

Nat. Forest Hdqtrs.; (17) F. N. Newnham.

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74 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

GEORGIA—Continued

Gainesville (Hall)—Continued

ßCS—P. O. Bldg. Area Off—Supervision of

Work Units; (16) Tilomas 0. Galloway.

Old Downey Hospital. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Upper Chattahoochee River

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Brannon H. Kinney,

Georgetown (Clay-Quitman) :

ses—Old Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—(Sub)

Tech. assistance to Lower Chattahoochee Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) W. C. Belflower.

Gibson (Glascock):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Briar Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

John W. Stephenson.

Glennville (Tattnall):

ses—Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Ogeechee Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Thomas H. Hilliard.

Gray (Jones):

ses-Court House Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Piedmont Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) John D. Bolton.

Greensboro (Greene):

FHA—McCommons Bldg. (1) Ruel I. Morris,

Jr. (Serves Greene, Hancock and Taliaferro

Cos. SuboflSce at Sparta in Hancock Co.)

ses—McCommon Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Piedmont Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Robert A. Porter.

Greenville (Meriwether) :

FHA-Greenville Masonic Hall. (1) Robert L.

Johnson. (Serves Meriwether, Harria, and Muscogee Cos.)

BCS—Masonic Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Pine Mountain Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Pickens A. Gantt.

Griffin (Spalding) :

FHA—Old Jail Bldg. (0) Isaac W. Wheeless.

(SubofiQce of Co. Off. at McDonough in Henry

Co.)

BCS—Barnes Bldg., 1121/^ Solomon St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Towaliga Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Henry D. Garrison.

Hamilton (Harris):

ses—Court House Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Pine Mountain Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Hollls H. Billings.

Hartwell (Hart) :

FHA—Jack Hunt Bldg. (2) Hoke Smith,

ses-P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Broad River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Millard R. Seaton.

Hawkinsville (Pulaski) :

8CS—Nick's Cafe Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Ocmulgee Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Carl W. Prince.

Hazlehurst (Jeff Davis):

FHA-pC. O. Smith Home. (0) LeeRoy L. Wynn.

(SuDoffice of Co. Off. at Baxley in Appling Co.)

BCS—Smith Home, 409 North Tallahassee St.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Altamaha

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Woodrow W. Brown.

Helena (Telfair);

AMS, TB—P. 0. Box H. Under the Naval Stores

Act of 1923, carries out on a coop, basis the insp.

of turpentine and rosin both in bulk and in commercial containers offered for sale or for tender

as collateral under the Government Price Support Program; (1) Ernest W. Robinson, Sr.

Hiawassee (Towns):

ses—Farmers Co-op Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Blue Ridge Mountain Dist.;

(0) L. Mercer Brown.

Hillsboro (Jasper):

FS-Land Util. Unit; (4) B. G. Malone, Jr.

Hinesville (Liberty):

ses-Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Coastal Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Joe E.

Collins.

Homer (Banks):

ses—Municipal Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Broad River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Bascom E. Winn.

Homerville (Clinch) :

St^iS-Court House Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Alapaha Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) JohnB.Olliff.

GEORGIA—Continued

Irwinton (Wilkinson): ^_ _ ,

ses—Smith Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Central Georgia Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) James M. Lewis.

Jackson (Butts):

ses-Old p. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Towaliga Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

James E. Payne.

Jasper (Pickens) :

FHA—Pickens Co. Courthouse. (1) Clyde Wood.

(Serves Pickens, Cherokee, Dawaon and Gilmer

Cos.)

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Limestone Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Roliert I. Payne.

Jefferson (Jackson):

FHA-Wills Bldg. (1) James M. Oxford.

ses—Wills Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Oconee River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Walter F. Carian.

Jeffersonville (Twiggs):

ses—Co. W^arehouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Central Georgia Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) John T. Early, Jr.

Jesup (Wayne):

ses—Kicklighter Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Satilla River Dist.; (1) Leonard R.

Payne.

Jonesboro( Clayton):

ses-City Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Upper Ocmulgee Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Thomas W. Cole.

Lafayette (Walker):

FHA—U. S. P. 0. (3) Talmadge R. Tucker.

(Serves Walker, Catoosa, Chattooga and Dade

Cos. Suboffice at Summerville in Chattooga Co.)

FS—P. 0. Bldg, Ai-muchee Ranger Dist.; (2)

O. W. Biskey.

LaFayette (Walker) (Combined with Dade):

ses-Court House. Work Unit Off!—Tech. assistance to Coosa River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) J. M. Brown.

LaGrange (Troup) :

ses—Court House Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. as.«!istance to Pine Mountain Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) James S. White, Jr.

Lakeland (Lanier-Echols) :

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Alapaha Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Walter R. Penn.

Lawrenceville (Gwinnett):

FHA—Buice Bldg. (2) Ralph R. Dunson.

(Serves Gwinnett, DeKalb and Forsythe Cos.)

ses-Brice Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Upper Ocmulgee Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Clarence H. Brand.

Leesburg (Lee):

FUA—Farmers Exch. Bldg. (1) James C. Breedlove.

ses—Forrester Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Lower Chattahoochee Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) John T. Groover, Jr.

Lexington (Oglethorpe) :

FHA—Oglethorpe Co. Bank Bldg. (1) James E.

Maxwell.

ses-Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Broad River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

John T. Conger, Jr.

Lincolnton (Lincoln):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lincoln Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Reuben R. Garrard.

Louisville (Jefferson):

FIIA-U. S. P. 0. and Agri. Bldg. (2) Lonnie A.

Burdette.

ses—Old P. 0. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Briar Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Robert M. Culvern.

Ludowici (Long):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Coastal Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Robert H. Martin.

Lumpkin (Stewart-Webster) :

ses—Court House Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Lower Chattahoochee Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Winston O. Whit«.
GEORGIA 75

GEORGIA—Continued

Lyons (Toombs):

FHA—HoUaway Bldg. (1) Julian A. AFcDeermond.

BCS—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Oft.—Tech, assistance to Ohoopee River Soil Conserv. Dist ;

(0) William H. Taylor.

Macon (Bibb):

ARS, ENT—590 Mulberry St., Room 30. Res.

on white-fringed beetles; George W. R. Davidson. (Sublaboratory of Florala. Ala.)

ARS, PPC—26 Washington Block Bldg., 590

Mulberry Phony Peach Control. (9-*5) T. D.

Persons.

30 Washington Block Bldg., 590 Mulberry

White-fringed Beetle Control. (5) G. G.

Eohwer (subhdqrs.).

30 Washington Block Bldg., 590 Mulberry

White-fringed Beetle Control. (6-*l) G. G.

Rohwer, Acting (Area OtT.).

FHA—P. 0. and Courthouse. (1) James AV.

Burgess. (Serves Bibb, Crawford, Jones and

Twiggs Cos.)

PS—Professional Bldg. Res. in forest prod., diseases in pine-hardwood forests; (4) Ernst V

Brender.

ses—775 Plum St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Oemulgee Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

William B. Forney.

Madison (Morgan):

FHA-U. S. P. 0. (1) Harry K. Neal. (Serves

Morgan, Jasper and Putnam Cos. Suboffice at

Monticello in Jasper Co.)

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Teeh. assistance to Piedmont Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

James N. Nash.

Marietta (Cobb):

ses—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Atlanta Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5)

Clarence C. Crowther.

McDonough (Henry) :

FHA—Walter-Dickerson Bldg. (2) Vernon P.

Mitcham. (Serves Henrv, Butts, Fayette,

Pike and Spalding Cos. Suboffice at Griffin in

Spalding Co.)

McDonough (Henry-Rockdale) :

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Upper Oemulgee Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Charles R. Bohanan.

McRae (Telfa'r):

FHA—Co. Agr. Bldg. (1) Glen T. Rhodes.

(Serves Telfair and Wheeler Cos.)

Ses-Co. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Altamaha Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Henry

J. Reid.

Metter (Candler):

FHA—stripling Bldg. (0) Robert L. Luckey.

(Suboffice of Co. Off. at Statesboro in Bulloch

Co.)

ses-Stripling Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Ogeechee Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Otis J. Cliett, Jr.

Milledgeville (Baldwin) :

ses—Exch. Bank Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision

of Work Units; (9) James C. Tillman.

Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Piedmont Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

John H. Hudson.

Millen (Jenkins) :

FHA—Old Wayside Hotel. (1) Harry E.

Phillips.

ses-Lane Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Briar Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Joe C. May.

Monroe (Walton) :

FHA—Williams Bldg. (1) Lewis C. Cown.

SCS-Private Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Upper Oemulgee Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Julian E. Brown.

Montezuma (Macon):

FHA—P. 0. (2) Ralph H. Laster. (Serves

Macon, Marion, Talbot and Taylor Cos. Suboffice at Butler in Taylor Co.)

Monticello (Jasper):

FHA—Robinson-Kelly Bldg. (0) Charles N.

Trotter, Jr. (Suboffice of Co. Off. at Madison

In Morgan Co.)

GEORGIA—Continued

Monticello (Ja!?per)-€ontinued

ses—Robinson-Kelly Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Upper Oemulgee Soil Conserv. Dist.; (!) Frank L. Burrell.

Morgan (Calhoun):

SCS-P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.; Tech. assistance to Flint River Soil Conserv Dist • (0)

Harold K. Feas.

Moultric (Colquitt):

ARS, MI-P. 0. Box m. (Omcp, room 2A. Post

Omce Bldg.) Meat insp.; cooperating in e.\-

aminations for the Navy; (200 Dr H B

Fish back.

FH.\—P. 0. Bldg. (1) James M. McGill.

(Serves Colquitt and Thomas Cos.)

ses—Colquitt Motors Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Middle South Georeia Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) William H. Varner.

Mt. Vernon (Montgomery):

ses—Old County Jail. Work Unit Off,—Tech.

assistance to Ohoopee River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Howard W Raburn.

Nahunta (Brantley):

ses—Health Center Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Toch. assistance Satilla River Dist.; (0) Vacant.

Nashville (Berrien):

Ses—Berrien Drug Store. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Alapaha Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) \'\\ayne D, Garrison.

Newnan (Coweta):

FHA-Co. Agi-. Welfare Bldg. (2) William F.

Rutherford. (Serves Coweta, Heard and Troup

Cos.)

ses—Welfare BJdg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to West Georgia Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Cecil L. Spruell.

Newton (Baker):

ses-West Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Flint River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Jackson W. PajTie.

Ocilla (Irwin):

FHA—Irwin Co. Agr. Bldg. (1) Ralph M.

Phillips,

ses-County Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tcch.

assistance to Middle South Georgia Soil Conserv.

Dist,; (0) Albert C. Dormincy.

Ojleihorpe (Macon):

ARS, PPC—Co. Courthouse. White-fringed

Beetle Control; (6-*l) G. C. Bryant,

ses—Court House Annex. Work Unit Off.-

Tcch. assistance to Oemulgee Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) J. Edison Brinson.

Pearson (Atkinson):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tcch.

a.ssistance to Satilla River Dist.; (0) Luitpold W.

Kcmpf.

Pembroke (Bryan):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

a.'îsistancp to Coastal Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

William T. Holton.

Perry (Houston):

FHA—Anderson Bldg. (1) Carl W. Grant, Jr.

(Serves Houston and Peach Cos.)

ses—Perry Fed. Savings and Loan A.ssoc. Bldg.

Area Off.—Supervision of Work Units; (6) R.

Hoke Smith.

Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Oemulgee Soil Conserv, Dist.; (0)

Jackson C. Miller.

Preston (Stewart-Webster):

SCS-Private Bldg. Work Unit Off. (Sub)-

Toch. assistance to Lower Chattahoochee Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) H. D. Ba.xley, Jr.

Quitman (Brooks):

FHA—Walker Bldg. (1) Kenneth H. Reynolds,

ses-Walker Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Middle South Georgia Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Hester M. Lewis.

R«idsville (Tattnall):

FHA—Co. Courthouse. (1) Henry F. Taylor.

(Serves Tattnall, Liberty, Long and McLntosh

Cos.)

ses—Bcasley Bldg. Work Unit Off. (Sub)—

Tech. assistance to Ogeechee Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) James R. Claxton.
76 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

GEORGIA—Continued

Rii.•')<..''' (Catoosa):

ëCf.-A?T. Blflp. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance; to Catoosa County SoiJ Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Henry H. Owings, Jr.

Eoberta (Crav.ford):

ses—A vera Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Ocmiilpee Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Hollín G. Broedlove.

Rochelle (Wilcox):

FHA—Brown Bldg. (1) Eay S. Stephens.

CServes Wilcox and Ben Hill Cos.)

ses—Old Ford Bldp. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Ocmulgee Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

John C. Bahnsen.

Eome (Floyd):

FHA-Fed. P. 0. Bldg. (2) Wilhe S. Edward.s.

(Serves Floyd and Gordon Cos. Subofllce at

Calhoun in Gordon Co.)

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

Work Unit^; (8) Erastus L. England.

2^2 North Broad St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

a.-^sistancp to Coosa River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Dan H. Norton.

Sandersville (Washington):

FH.-V^CasonBldg. (2) Mack R. South. (Serves

Washington and Baldwin Cos.)

ses—Cason Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assista?ire to Central Georgia Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Andrew J. Trawick.

Savannah (Chatham):

AMP, FV—222 P. O. Bldg. P. 0. Box 1066.

Stiindardization and insp. of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (0) Roscoe T. Hill.

AMS, MR—Highway 17. (City Limits.) Res.

lab. on insect control in indus, establishments

and protection of manufactured prod, from

insect attack; (18) Hamilton f/audani.

AMS, TB—217 East Charlton St. Under the

Naval Stores Act of 1023, carrie-' out on a coop,

basis the insp. of turpentine and rosin both in

bulk and in commercial containers offered for

sale or for tender as collateral under the Government Price Support program; (l-'l) Ernest W.

Robinson, Jr.

AMS, TB—231 P. 0. Bldg. Collects, compiles

and disseminates inf. on a nat. basis on prices

and related mkt. news inf. pertaining to turpentine, rosin, and other naval stores prod; (3) W.

Burton S. Woodward.

ARS, HCR—U. S. Plant Introduction Garden,

Route 4, Box 433. Propagation, testing, and

distribution of rare and valuable economic and

ornamental plants from foreign countries and

United States possessions; (7) David A. Bisset.

ARS, PQ—Room 107 Cnstomhoiise. Plant quar.

enforcement; (1) Victor C. Durham.

ses—P. O. Bldg. 127 Bull St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Coastal Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Oliver P. Perry.

Soperton (Treutlen):

FHA—Co. Off. Bldg. (1) Herman T. Landley.

(Serves Treutlen and Montgomery Cos.)

ses-Bank of Soperton Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of Work Units; (8) John L, Shepard, Jr.

Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Ohoopee River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Ernest O. Jones.

Sparta (Hancock):

FHA—Rozier Bldg. (0) Frank A. Downs.

(Suboffice of Co. Off. at Greensboro in Greene

Co.)

eCS—Rozier Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Piedmont Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

William N. Watt.

Springfield (Effingham):

ses—Ramsey Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Ogeechee Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

A. LeRoy Price.

Statenville (Echols):

ses—Co. Court House, Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Alapaha Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Vacant.

Statesboro (Bulloch):

ARS, PPC—10 Bank oí Statesboro Bldg. Whitefringed Beetle Control; (8-*l) 0. W. Whitehead.

GEORGIA—Continued

Statesboro (Bulloch)—Continued ^

rHA-7 North College St. (3) Marshall R. Thigpen. (Serves Bulloch, Bryan, Candler, Chatham and Evans Cos. Suboffice at Metier In

Candler Co.)

ses—Court House. Area Off.—Supervision of

Work Units; (fi) William C. Huggins.

Co. Bids. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance

to Ogeechee Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) E. Thaxton

Mullis.

Summerville (Chattooga) :

FHA—Tooga Theatre Bldg. (0) George E.

Weaver.

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech, assistance to Coosa River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Everett P. Lun.sford.

Swainsboro (Emmanuel):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) William J. Holley.

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech

a,ssistance to Ohoopee River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Ellis F. Boyd.

Sylvania (Screven):

FHA—Hill Bldg. (l)Eme.stH. Tanner. (Serves

Screven and Effingham Cos.)

SCS-Hogan Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Ogeechee Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

James H. Smith.

Sylvester (Worth):

FHA—Hanis Bldg. (2) Crawford E. Little.

(Serves Worth and Turner Cos.)

ses—Tipton Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Middle South Georgia Soil Conserv. Dist. (0) Carlos B. Wilder.

Talbotton (Talbot);

ses—Carter Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Pine Mountain Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Hilyard L. Anderson.

Thomaston (Upson):

ses-Public Works Camp. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Towaliga Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Paul D. Schumacher.

Thonmsville (Thomas):

AMS, IS—218 P. 0. Bldg. Mkt. News serv.;

(4) Harry Larson; Meat Grading serv.; (2) S.

J. Albonnetti.

ses—Pruitt Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Middle South Georgia Soil Con

serv. Dist.; (0) William W. Johnson.

Thomson (McDuffie):

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Little River Soil Conserv. Dist ;

(1) Leonard P. Norris,

Tifton (Tift):

AMS, MR—Coastal Plain Expt. Sta. Res. lab.

on control of insects in stored corn and peanuts

in southeastern Coastal Plain region; (3) Delmon

W. La Hue.

ARS, ADP—Georgia Coastal Plain Expt. Sta.

Swine parasite res.; (2) Mr. T. Bonner Stewart.

ARS, AE—Georgia Coastal Plain Expt. Sta.

Peanut prod, and harvesting machinery res.;

(0) James H. Ford.

ARS, APH—Georgia Coastal Plain Expt. Sta.

Beef cattle res.; (l-*2) Byron Southwell.

ARS, DHRB—Georgia Coastal Plain Expt. Sta.

Breeding strains of dairy cattle suitable for use

by small dairymen of U. S. to increase the producing efficiency of their herds; (0-*l) B. L.

Southwell.

ARS, ENT—Coastal Plain Expt. Sta. Res. on

insects attacking legume and grass crops in the

Southeastern Coastal Plains area; (3) Elmer W.

Beck. (Sublab. of Beltsville, Md.) Res. on

corn insects; Carl C. Blickenstaff. (Sublab. of

State College, Mississippi.)

ARS, FC—Georgia Coastal Plain Expt. Sta.

(coop.). Com prod, and breeding; (1) Loyal F.

Bauman. Wheat, oat, and barley prod, and

breeding; (*]) Darrell D. Morey.

Georgia Coastal Plain Expt. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton breeding and genet, invest.; (1-*1)

Julian G. Jenkins.

Georgia Coastal Plain Expt. Sta. (coop.).

Grass and legume impr. and disease Invest.;

Turf invest.; (ß-*2) Gleim W. Burton. Forage

and pasture culture and prod.; Soybean invest.;

(3) James L. Stephens.
GEORGIA—IDAHO 77

GEORGIA—Continued

Tifton (Tift)—Continued

ARS, HCR—Georgia Coastal Piain Expt. Sta.

Invest, relating to nematode disoasos of plants

and their control, principally root knot and other

nematode pests of the iSonth; invest, on azalea

flower spot disease and other diseases of ornamentals; invest, on sweetpotato impr. and

culture; peanut invest.; invest, of diseases of

vegetable-seedling plants; cultural oper. in

seedling-plant prod. (6-*2) J. H. Machmcr,

Denzell L. Gill, Huev I. Borders.

ARS, PPC—Georgia Coastal Plain Expt. Sta.

Sweetpotato weevil control; (10-*J2) F. R.

Blackwell.

ARS, SWC—Georgia Coastal Plain Expt. Pia.

Soil and water mgt. invest.; (3) George N.

Sparrow.

FHA—Courthouse Annex. (3) Robert W Eve.

Serves Tift, Bcrrien and Cook Cos.)

FS—Ga. Coastal Plain Expt. Sta. Res. in range

mgt. in central Georgia; (2) Lowell K. Halls.

ses—Ext. Bldg. Georgia Coastal Plains Expt.

Sta. Area Off.—Supervision of Work Units;

(f)) James "\N'. Harwell.

Court House Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Middle South Georgia Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Ernest A. Edwards.

Toccoa (Stephens) :

FS—P. 0. Bldg. North Fork of Broad River

Watershed Project; (0) D. I.. Thornton.

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Broad River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Martin Whitley.

Trenton (Dade):

SCS—Court House. Work Unit Off. (Sub);

Tech. assistance to Coosa River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Alva E. Webb.

Valdosta (Lowndes):

AMS, TB—109 East Cranford Ave. Under the

Naval Stores Act of 1923, carries out on a coop.

basis the insp. of turpentine and ro.sin both in

bulk and in commercial containers offered for

sale or for tender as collateral under the Government Price Support program; (l-'2) Thomas

E. Herndon.

FHA-U. S. Fed. Annex. (1) WUliam J.

Lemacks. (Serves Lowndes, Echols, and

Lanier Cos.)

FS—Mathis Bldg. Naval Stores Conserv. program; (12) J. D. Strange.

ses—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Alapaha Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Julian V. Dupree.

Vienna (Dooly):

FHA-Courthouse Annex. (3) Robert B. Miller,

Jr. (Serves Doolyand Crisp Cos.)

8CS—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Ocmulgee Soli Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Windal R. Smith.

Warrenton (Warren):

FHA—U. S. P. O. (1) George T. McMahon.

(Serves Warren, Columbia, Glascock, McDuffie

and Richmond Cos. SuboflBce at Appling in

Columbia Co.)

SCS-United States P. 0. Woik Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Little River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Paul L. Marshall.

Washington (Wilkes) :

FHA—Washington Loan and Banking Co. Bldg.

(1) Thomas K. Wilson. (Serves Wilkes. Elbert

and Lincoln Cos.)

ses-Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Broad River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) McWhorter Thornton.

Watkinsville (Oconee):

ARS, SWC—Box 33. Soil and Water Mgt

Invest.; (12) Bertram H.«Hendrickson.

SCS—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Oconee River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) James D. Ray.

Waycross (Ware):

FHA—501 Pendleton St. (1) Seth M. Kellam.

(Serves Ware, Brantley, Charlton, and Pierce

Cos.)

GEORGIA—Continued

Waycross (Ware)-Continued

SCS—First Nat. Savings and Loan As.soc. Bldg.

Area Off.—Supervision of Work Units; (9)

Rohley N. Johe,

Agr. Center. 'Work Unit Otfice-Tech as

slstance to Satilla River Dist.; (1) James C

Council.

Waynesboro (Burke) :

FII.V—Courthouse Annex. (1) Frank L. Means.

SCS-Court House Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Briar Creek Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Bnford S. Wilder.

Winder (Barrow):

FlIA—De la Perrière Bldg. (1) Coy H. Hinton.

SCS—De la Perrière Bldg. AVork Unit Off.-

Tech. assl.stance to Oconee River Soil Conserv.

I";iyt.; (2) Samuel Ü. Dunaway.

Woodbine (Charlton-Camden):

SCS-Court House. Work Unit Off. (Sub)—

Tech. a.'isistance to Satilla River Dist.; (0) John

T. Lewis.

Wrightsvillc (Johnson):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Alfonzo T. Benford.

SCS-Old P. 0. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Central Georgia Sol] Conserv. Dist.

(1) Millard F. Beall, Jr.

Zebulon (Pike):

SCS—Dunn Bldg. Work Unit Off—Tech. assistance to Towaliga Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) DeVaughn Polhill.

IDAHO

Aberdeen (Bingham):

ARS, FC—Aberdeen Substa. (coop.). Barley,

oat, and wheat prod, and breeding; (l-*3) Harland Stevens.

ARS, HCR—Aberdeen Substa., State Agr. Expt.

Sta. Breeding improved disease-resistant varieties of potatoes; {\) John G. McLean.

SCS—LIbr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to; South Bingham Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Harold L. Harris.

American Falls (Power) :

SCS—Jacohsen Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistrance to Power Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) D.

Boyd Archibald.

Arco (Butte):

SCS—Reich Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. as.slstance to Butte Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Benny

Martin.

Ashton (Fremont):

FS—Ashton Ranger Dist.; (0) Otis W. Slavin.

Porcupine Ranger Dist.; (0) Wilmer D.

Carringer.

Atlanta (Elmore):

FS—Atlanta Ranger Dist.; (0) Woodrow W.

Doupe.

Avery (Shoshone):

FS—Avery Ranger Dist.; (2) Milton F. Phillip.

Blackfoot (Bingham):

FHA—Eastern Idaho State Fair Grounds Bldg.

(2) Ray J. Smith.

SCS—c/o Agri. Stabilization and Conserv. Off.—

Thorson Bldg. A. C. P. Unit—Tech. assistance

to Agri. Stabilization and Conserv. (1) Arland J.

Buxton.

Boise (Ada):

AMS, A ES—310 McCartv Bldg. Fed. Crop Reporting Serv.; (9) C. E. White.

AMS, FV—20fi State House. Supervision of Fed.-

State insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables; (1)

Karl F. Winsor.

ARS, ADE—629 Idaho Bldg., 8th and Bannock

Sts. Animal disease eradication projects; sanitary handhng of import-animal byprod., hay

and straw; issuance or endorsement of certificates for export livestock; (10) Fred F. Fischer.

ARS, SWC—P. 0. Box 835. Soil and water mgt.

invest.; (3) Claude H. Pair.

ASCC—1524 Vista St., P. 0. Box 4068. Responsible for carrying out agri. adj., price support

and agri. conserv. programs; (30) W J. Crea,

chairman.
78 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

IDAHO—Continued

Boise (Ada)—Continued

FHA—205 South Ninth St. State DirectorIdaho; (12) Karl J. Magleby (Acting)

4th and Fort Sis.; (2) Golden Stephenson.

(Serves Ada, Elmore, E. Ovvyhee, and E. Boise.)

rs—Broadway and Myrtle Sts. Ees. in forest

prod., southern Idaho; (8) -

rs—210 Main St. Boise Nat. Forest Hdqrs.; (20)

Kester D. Flock.

Cottonwood Ranger Dist.; (1) George E.

Lafferty,

Low man Ranger Dlst.; (1) E. Maurice Fickes.

721 South 9th St. Boi?e Central Repair Shop;

(15) Donald G. Rose,

ses—Annex "B"—Fairgrounds. State Ofí,—

Adm. ses program in the State; (20) Robert N.

Irving.

21 "Building 60". Area Oil.—Supervision oí

Work Units; (3) L. V. Benjamin.

25 "Building 50". Work Unit Off,—Tech.

assistance to Mayfield Soil Conserv. Dlsr,; (1)

Roy E. Olson.

Eonners Ferry (Boundary) :

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (2) O, Wayne Thomas.

FS—Bonners Ferry Ranger Dist.; (2) Merrill E.

Tester.

ses—211 P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Ofí.—Tech. assistance to Boundary Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Charles G. Howard, Jr.

Burley (Cassia):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (2) Wm. N. Young.

FS—Burley Ranger Dist.; (1) Samuel E. Cazier.

ses—City Hall. A. C. P. Unit—Tech. assistance

to Agri. Stabilization and Conserv ; (1) Cecil

C. Cope.

Caldwell (Canyon):

FHA-Farmers Supply Bldg., 715 Albany St.

(5) William L. York. (Serves Canyon and W.

Owyhee Cos.)

ees—Simmerman Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Canyon Soil Conserv. Dlst.; (9)

Marvin M. Benson.

Coeur d'Alene (Kootenai) :

FHA-Henson Bldg. (1) Edward G. Iddings.

(Serves Kootenai, Benewah, and Shoshone Cos.)

Cascade (Valley):

FS—Thunder Mountain Ranger Dist.; (0) Robert

A. Rowen.

Long Valley Ranger Dist.; (1) F. LeRoy

Sprague,

Chains (Caster) :

FS—Forest Serv. Bldg. Challîs Nat. Forest

Hdqrs.; (8) Andrew L. Bunch.

Challis-Loon Creek Ranger Dist,; (0) Bill K.

Cooperrlder.

Clarkia (Shoshone):

FS—eiarkia Ranger Dist.; (2) Oswald J. Esterl.

Clayton (Custer):

FS—Clayton Ranger Dist.; (0) Robert B. Allison.

Coeur d'Alene (Kootenai):

FS—Coeur d'Alene Nat. Forest Hdqtrs.; (22)

Carl Q. Krueger.

Coeur d'Alene Ranger Dist.; (3) Wmiam W

Larsen.

FS—P. O. Bldg. Res. in forest insects; (9) J. C,

Evenden.

SCS—201 Henson Bldg, Work Unit OfficeTech, assistance to Kootenai Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (6) Gordon J. Price.

Council (Adams):

FS—Council Ranger Dist.; (0) Marshal F. Youngblood.

Hornet Ranger District; (1) Edward C. Maw.

Craigmont (Lewis):

SCS—Haener Bldg, Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lewis Soil Conserv. Dlst.; (2) Kenneth E. Riersgard.

Driggs (Teton) :

FS—Teton Basin Ranger Dist.; (1) Carl J. Baird,

SCS—2 Huff Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Teton Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Loy

M. Jensen.

Dubois (Clark):

ARS, APH—Western Sheep Breeding Lab.

Shee Res.; (26) Clair E. Terrill.

FS-c/o U. S. Sheep Exp. Sta. Res. in range

mgt.; (1) W. F. Mueggler.

IDAHO—Continued

Dubois (Clark)—Continued

FS—Medicine Lodge Ranger Dist.; (0) John P.

Tucker.

Eagle (Ada):

SCS—Jé Block East, ^ Block North of P. 0.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Dry Creek

Soil Conserv. Dist. and to Dry Creek Watershed

protection project; (4) Marvin M. Benson.

Emmett (Gem):

FHA—First Security Bank Bldg. (1) Edward

W. Warr. (Serves Gem, Valley, and W. Boise

Cos.)

FS~Deadwood Bear Bailey Ranger Dist.; (0)

Paul Easterbrook.

West Mountain Ranger Dist.; (1) Donald E.

Cox.

Fairfield (Camas):

FS—Soldier Ranger Dist.; (0) William E. Murray.

Garden Valley (Boise) :

FS—Garden Valley Ranger Dist.; (1) Oscar F.

Cusick,

Genesee (Latah):

SCS—Burr Bldg. Subunit Off.—Tech. assistance

to Latah and Nez Perce Soil Conserv. Dists.;

(1) Lawrence W Sorensen.

Glenns Ferry (Elmore) :

ses-P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Elmore Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Ray F.

Blair.

Gooding (Gooding):

SCS—Ed Sliman Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Gooding Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

(4) J. Boyd Price.

Grace (Bannock) :

SCS—Soil Conserv, Serv. Bldg., Citizen's Addition. Work Unit Off,—Tech. assistance to

Portneuf Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Dale J. Lott.

Grandview (Owyhee):

SCS—Burghardt Bldg. Work Unit Off—Tech.

assistance to Bruneau River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) John E. Rinard.

Grangeville (Idaho):

FHA—Flanigan Bldg. (1) George R. Ames.

(Serves Clearwater, Idaho, and Lewis Cos.)

FS-Nezperce Nat Forest Hdqtrs.; (19) Albert N.

Cochrell.

Clearwater Ranger Dist.; (2) Marlin C. Galbraith.

Hailey (Blaine):

FS—Forest Serv. Bldg. Hailey Ranger Dist.;

(0) George W. Carlson.

Sawtooth Valley Ranger Dist.; (0) Arthur H.

Berry.

Shake Creek Ranger Dist.; (0) Robert K.

Patee.

Kazelton (Jerome):

SCS—North Side Soil Conserv. Dist. Bldg. Work

Unit Off.—Technical assistance to North Side

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Thomas E. Newkirk.

Heise (Madison) :

FS—Heise Ranger Dist.; (0) Joseph D. Peters.

Idaho City (Boise):

FS—Idaho City Ranger Dist.; (2) Jack M. MDler.

Idaho Falls (Bonneville):

FS—Snake River Ranger Dist.; (0) Ivan Christensen.

Swan Valley Ranger Dlst.; (0) Max C. Green.

AMS, FV—206 Fed. Bldg. Mkt. news serv. on

fruits and vegetables; (0) Allan Henry.

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (2) Henry E. Jenkins.

SCS—209 P. 0. Bldg. Area Off—Supervision of

Work Units; (4) Peter W. Taylor.

218 Smith-Hart Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to West Side Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (5) Virgil P. McConnell.

217 Smith-Hart Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to East Side Soil Conserv. Dist,; (3)

Bruce Schmalz.

Jerome (Jerome):

FHA—Court House. (2) Linus W. Sanberg.

(Serves Jerome and Twin Falls Cos,)

SCS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to North Side Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) H. Dale Munk.
IDAHO 79

IDAHO—Continued

Kendrick (Latah):

ses—Abrams Uiirdwaro Bldp:. Suhnnit (^IT.—

Tech. assistance to Noz Perce and Lai ah Soil

Conserv. Dists.; (1) Manning A. Onstott,

Ketchum (Blainc):

FS—Ketohura Kanter Dist.; (1) Olenn E. Brado.

Kingston (Shoshone) :

FS—KinRSton Ranger Dist.; (2) Clnrence E.

Stilwell.

Leadore (I.emhi>:

FS—Leadore Ranper Dist.; (0) Joseph W. Ladle.

Lewiston (Nez Perce):

FHA—Fed. Bids. (D Nornian D. Kimball.

(Serves Ncz Perce and Latah t'os.)

ses—6 Fed. Bide;. Area OlT—Supervision of

Work I'nits; (2) C. Douplas HOIP.

209 Carssow Bldg. Work Unit OIT.—Tech.

assistance to Nez Perce Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5)

Russell E. Smith.

Mackay (Cusler):

FS—Little Lost River Ranker Dist.; (0) Milton

C.Sill.

Wildhorse RanRcr Dist.; (0) John l\r. Wick,

ses—Corner of Custer and Elm Sts. 'Work Unit

OIT.—Tech. assistance to Custer Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Glen L. Niolson.

Malad (Oneidal:

FS—Malad Ranger Dist.; (0) Ivan L. Dyreog.

ses—Evans Co-op. Bldp. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Onoida Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Floyd W. Dorius.

Malta (Cassia):

FS—Malta Ranger Dist.; (0) Rufus 3. Hall.

Marsing (Owjiiee):

ses—Main St. Work T'nit Off.—Tech. assistance to Owyheo Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) John

K. Noyes.

May (Lemhi):

FS—Pahsimeroi Ranger Dist.; (0) Richard N.

Hickman.

McCall (Valley):

FS—Forest Serv. Bldg. Payetto Nat. Forest

Hqs.; (26) John G. Kooch.

Big Creek Ranger Dist.: (0) Theodore W.

Chamberlain Ranger Dist.; (0) Matt R.

Kangas.

Krassel Ranger Dist.; (0) Williams. Rozvnek.

Lake Fork Ranger Dist.; (0) Fred L. Williams^

Mon tour (Gem):

ses—Star Route. Work Unit OIT.-Tech. assistance to Squaw Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) H. Richard Harpt.

Montpelier (Bear Lake):

FS—Montpelier Ranger Dist.; (0) P. Max Rees.

ses-Bear Lake Soil Conserv. Dist. Bldg. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Bear Lake Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) John G. Kennard.

Moscow (Latah) :

AMS, QR—College of Agri., Univ. of Idaho.

Bean and pea insp.; (2) W. A. Beachell, Jr.

AMS, MR—c/o W E. Foly. Idaho Apr. Exp.

Sta. Reg. res. in the mkt. of dairy prod. agr.

colleges; (0) W J. Monroe.

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta., Univ. of Idaho,

(coop.). Weed control res.; (*2) Robert H.

Haas.

FES—College of Agr. Univ. of Idaho. Directs (he

State programs of Coop. Ext. work. 1). R.

Theophilus, director.

FS—Palouse Ranger Dist.; (2) Robert S. Morgan,

ses-203 Urquhart Bldg. Work Unit Ott".-

Tech. a.<?sistance to Latah Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

James M. Rabdau.

Mountain Home (Elmore):

FS—Pino Ranger Dist.; (1) Frederick R. Baugh.

Nampa (Canyon):

ARS, MI—care King's Packing Co., P. 0. Box970.

Meat Insp.; (6) Dr. M. L. Crans.

New Meadows (Adams):

FS—Meadows Ranger Dist.; (0) Claude 0. Morin.

IDAHO—Continued

Northfork (Lemhi):

FS—Hughes Creok Ranger Dist,; (I)) E. Rm

Naanos.

Indianola Ranger Dist.; (0) Mclviii T. Hyatt.

Orofino (Clearwater):

FS-Ciearwater Nat. Forest ndqs.; (22) Ralph

S. Sjiace.

BCS—305 Fed. Bldg. Work TJnit OiT.-Tech.

assistance to Clonrwator Soil Con.«:erv. Dist.; (1)

Patrick 11. Finnegaii.

PivriH (Bear Lake):

FS—Paris Ranger Dist.; (0) Jay B. ilann.

Parma (Canyon) :

ARS, IICR—Branch Exp. Sta. PreeiJing hybrid

onion adapted to the West and resistant io insects and di.seascs; (*1) Elmo W. Davis.

Fayette (Fayette):

FIIA-Fed Bldg. (3) Stanley P Swcnson.

Fierce (Clearwater):

FS—Pierce Ranger Dist.; (4) Byron C. Amsbaugh.

Poca tel Io (Bannock):

FHA—Bistline Bldg., 417 East Center. (1) Ivan

O. Thucson. (Serves Bannock, Caribou, E.

Bonneville, Onoida, and Power Cos.)

FS—Fed. Bldg. Caribou Nat. Forest ildqs. (4)

John W. Parker.

Fed. Bldg. Pocatello Ranger Dist.; (1) Glenn

S. Bradley.

ses—310 P. b. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision o'

Work Units; (4) Norman A. Berg.

Heating Equip. Bldg. Work -Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Portneuf Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (5) Oscar L. Onstott.

Potlatch (Latah):

ses—Camp 36 Off. Subunit Off.-Toch. assistance to Latah Soil Con.serv. Dist.; (1) Harold E.

Felgenhauer.

Preston (Franklin):

FHA-Professional Bldg., 75 South State St. (1)

L. D. Crawford. (Serves Franklin and Bear

Lake Cos.)

FS—Preston Ranger Dist.; (0) Thomas H. Scvy.

ses—Larson Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Franklin Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Ira

Clark.

Priest River (Bonner):

SCS-Robinson Bldg. Subunit Off.—Tech. assistance to Bonner Soll Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Glendon H. Hunt.

Roxburg (Madison):

FH.\—12 Number Center St. (1) Joseph F.

Sellers. (Serves Madison and Teton Cos.)

ses-2 p. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Madison Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

James C. Reed.

Rigby (Jcflferson):

FH.\—Idaho First Nat. Bank Bldg. (2) Jink W.

Jones,

ses—County Court House. Wmk Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Jelïerson Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) John F. Grubb.

Rupert (Minidoka):

FH.V-Rupert Cafe Bldg., F and 6l.h Sts. (1)

Willard D. Stevenson.

St. Anthony (Fremont):

ARS, SWe—P. O. Box 81 Soil and water mgt.

investigations; (2) Francis H. Siddoway.

FHA—Wallers Bldg., IIT) East iMain St. (1)

Gene Hansen. (Serves Fremont and Clark Cos.)

FS—Forest Service Bldg. Targhee Nat, Forest

UdfU's.; (7) Grant A. Morse.

Big Springs Ranger Dist.; (1) Henry L.

Ketchie.

S(^S-1 Walters Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Yellowstone Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Neal Bue.

St. Maries (Bcnewah):

FS—St. Joe Nat. Forest Hdqrs.; (26) George H.

Duvendack.

Calder Ranger Dist.; (1) Keith M. Thompson,

ses—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tecl). assistance to Benewab Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) William E. Hamilton.
80 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

IDAHO—Continued

Salmon (Lemhi): , „ .^.^

PHA—Thatcher Bldg, (1) Elwin M. Smith.

(Serves Lemhi, Butte, Custer Cos.)

FS—Forest Service Bldg. Salmon Nat, Forest

Hdqrs.; (fl) Glenn A. Thompson.

Copper Creek Eanger Dist.; (0) Lester T.

Giitzman. ^ ^

Salmon Ranger Dist.; (1) Neale E. Poynor.

Yellowjacket Ranger Dist.; (0) Waldemar

Mueller.

Sandpoint (Bonner):

FHA-Federal Bldg. (1) Dale R. Sanner.

j>S_Forest Service Bldg. Kanlksu Nat. Forest

Hdqrs.; (37) Karl A. Klehm.

Sandpoint Ranger Dist ; (3) J. Frank Meneely.

ses—268 P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Bonner Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Edwin O. Nurmi.

Shelley (Bingham) : , ^^

ßCS—Jamison Electric Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to North Bingham Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Mark E. Hill.

Shoshone (Lincoln) : ,...,,

FHA—Roessler Bldg. (1) Oakley L. Barnard.

(Serves Lincoln, Blaine, Camas, and Gooding

Cos.)

ses—Burdett Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Wood, River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Leonard V. Bond.

Soda Springs (Caribou): ^^ ^ ^^

FS—Soda springs Eanger Dist.; (0) Bruce W

ses—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Caribou Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Vern J. Hacking,

Spencer (Clark):

FS—Spencer Ranger Dist.; (0) Lyman L, Richwine.

Stanley (Custer): _ ^,

FS—Stanley Ranger Dist.; (0) Robert E. Newcomer.

Terreton (Jefferson):

ses—Mud Lake Soil Conserv. Dist. Supervisor's

Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to

Mud Lake Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Frank J.

Kline.

Twin Falls (Twin Falls) :

ARS, ENT—Blue Lakes Blvd. North, Box 1100.

Research on insects affecting sugar beets, beans

and onions; (6) J. R. Douglass,

ARS, FC—U. 8. Sugar Plant Fid. Lab,, Blue

Lakes Blvd., Box 826 (coop.). Sugar beet

curly top disease invest.; (1) Albert M. Murphy.

ARS, HCR—Ü. S. Fid. Lab,, Box 1100. Breeding

improved disease-resistant beans for food and

seed purposes; (*2) Vernon E. Wilson.

ARS, PPC—Blue Lakes Blvd. North. Grasshopper and Mormon cricket control; (2-*l)

K. E. Evans.

FS—600 Addison Ave. West. Sawtooth Nat.

Forest Hdqrs.; (7) Charles I. Daugherty.

Twin Falls Ranger Dist,; (0) Lewis K. Clark.

gCS—Twin Falls Feed & Ice Co. Bldg. Area

Off.—Supervision of Work Units; (3) Luther

Jones.

Old County Hospital Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Twin Falls Soil Conserv. Dist,; (5) Clarence F. Hedrick.

Wallace (Shoshone):

FS—Wallace Ranger Dist.; (3) J. Everett Sanderson.

Warren (Idaho):

FS—Warren Ranger Dist.; (0) Homer W. Parks.

Weiser (Washington):

FHA—County Court House. (1) Frank J.

Kershisnik. (Serves Washington and Adams

Cos.)

FS—Weiser Ranger Dist.; (1) E. Frederick Sargent.

8CS—202 P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Weiser River Soil Conserv, Dist.;

(4) Forrest H. Closner.

ILLINOIS

Albion (Edwards): ^^ „ ,

ses—7 West Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Edwards Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Kenneth G. Fooks.

Aledo (Mercer):

ses—102 West 7th St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Mercer Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Ralph C. Thomason.

Amboy (Lee):

ses—31 East Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lee Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Lester

E. Qoodheaft.

Anna (Union):

FHA—202 North Main St. (1) Roy B. Craig.

(Serves Union, Alexander, and Pulaski Cos.)

ses—202North Main St. Area Off,—Supervision

of work units; (8) George E. Fager.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Union

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Fred B. Alcom.

Arlington Heights (North Cook):

ses-Farm Bureau Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to North Cook Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Maurice M. Umbdenstock.

Belleville (St. Clair):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg., 1st and A Sts. (1) Harold F.

Kiepe. (Serves St. Clair, Clinton, Madison,

Monroe, and Washington Cos.)

ses-23 South 1st St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Shiloh-O'Fallon Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Raymond R. Irwin.

Belvidere (Boone):

ses—12G North State St. Work Unit Off,—Tech.

assistance to Boone Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Arlet A. Hardin.

Ben ton (Franklin):

ses-Farm Bureau Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Franklin Soil Conserv. Dist;

(2) Paul H. Lockhart.

Biggsville (Henderson)

ses-Downes Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Henderson Soil Conserv. Dist.

and Old Tom watershed protection pro].; (3)

Glenn Paulsgrove.

Bloomington (McLean):

FHA—Federal Bldg. (2) Ernest W. Walker.

(Serves McLean, Livingston, and Woodford

eos.)

SeS-P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to McLean Soil Conserv. Dist. and

Money Creek watershed protection proj.; (6)

Edward F. Schramm.

Bushnell (McDonough):

ARS, MI—P. O. Box 82 (office, Mickelberry's

Food Products Co., Grant and Davis Sts.)

Meat inspection; (0) O. H. Seaman.

Cambridge (Henry):

ses—111 West Exchange St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Henry Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Edwin H. Lewis.

Carbondale (Jackson):

FS—P. O. Box 760. Research in forest production

in hardwood forests of Illinois; (6) Richard D.

Lane.

Carlinville (Macoupin):

FHA-128 North Broad St. (1) Jasper E. Hlcka.

(Serves Macoupin, Montgomery, and Morgan

Cos,)

ses—130 North Broad St. Work Unit Ofl.-

Tech. Assistance to Macoupin Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Harley E, Briscoe.

Carlyle (Clinton) :

ses-603-A 9th St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Clinton Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Glenn L. Key.

Carmi (White):

ses—304 Robinson St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to White SoU Conserv. Dist,; (3)

John B. Brush.

Carrollton (Greene):

FHA-Greene Co. Nat. Bank Bldg. (1) Bul 0.

Layton. (Serves Greene, Calhoon, Jersey, and

Scott Cos.)
81

ILLINOIS—Continued

Carrol.ton (Greene)—Continued

SOS—CarroUton Bank BICIR. Work Unit OfF —

Tech. assistance to Oreene Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Addison P. Crowell.

Carthage (Hancock):

FHA—Gray Bide;. (1) Robert M. Hedpcock.

(Serves Hancock and McDonouph Cos.)

Champaign (Champaii:;n) :

FHA—14 Federal Bldg. State Director—Illinois;

(6) George H. Reuss.

ses—605 South Neil St. State Off.—Adni. SCS

program in the State; (29-*J) Bruce B. Clark.

Charleston (Coles):

SCS—701 Monroe St. Work Unit OtT.—Tech.

assistance to Coles Soil Conserv. Dist.- (1)

Joseph K. Johnson.

Chicago (Cook) :

AM'S, AES—1300-A New P 0. Bldg. Dairy

statistics; (9) I. E. Wissinger.

AMS, CAA—1S5 North Wabash Ave., f.t.h Floor.

Area Adm. Div. activ. in Central Area; (1)

Maurice P. Ward.

AMS, CAA, AS—5.36 South Clark St. Adm.

Serv. activ. in Central Area; (19) Richard E.

Bender. Leased Wire Service; (2) M. R.

Kegris.

AMS. CAA. BF—226 West Jackson Blvd. Budget and finance activ. ia Central Area; (33)

M. H. Kennedy.

AMS, CAA, PE—ISS North Wabash Ave. Personnel activ. in Central Area; (15) John F. Hays.

AMS, DA—5.36 South Clark St. Market News

service on dairy and poultry prod.; (6) F. R.

Simpson.

1102 New P. 0. Bldg. Grading and insp. serv.

on dairy prod.; (79-*9) E. Small.

1819 West Pershing Rd. Dairy msp. and

grading lab.; (51) T. I. Hedrick.

73 West Monroe St. Milk market order

admin.; (126) A. W. Colebank.

AMS, FD—226 West Jackson Blvd. Is responsible for field administration of the Food Distribution Division's programs, within States of

the Midwest Area, including the national school

lunch program, direct distribution, work with

the distributive food trades, and food preservation; (24) Oscar F. Beyer.

AMS, INF—536 South Clark St. Provides inior

mation regarding AMS activ. and programs;

(4) John C. Baker.

AMS, FV—610 South Canal St., Room 1160.

Standardization and inspection of fresh fruits

and vegetables; (16) Neal D. Sanborn.

610 South Canal St., Room 1060. Market

news service on fruits and vegetables; (10) James

A. Hunter.

610 South Canal St., Room 1020. Standardization and inspection of processed fruits and

vegetables and other related products; (12) Max

S. Austin.

610 South Canal St., Room 1120. Administration of Perishable -Agricultural Commodities

Act, Produce Agency Act, E.xport Apple and

Pear Act and Standard Container Acts; (7)

Walter A. Hilgeson.

AMS. GR—1108 P. 0. Bldg. General Field

Hdqs.; (18) H. P. English.

1204 P. -0. Bldg. Administration Grain

Standards Act; bean and pea inspection; hay

inspection; market news; seed inspection; commodity inspection; (15) C. L. Cannon.

3025 East 92d St. Administration Grain

Standards Act; (6).R. W. Gilbert.

AMS, LS—999 Exchange Ave. Administration of

Packers and Stockyards Act; (5) J. F. Matteson;

Market news service; (14) L. M. Wyatt; Meat

grading service; (46) E. C. Ma.\eimer.

AMS, MR—56,30 Ingleside Ave. .Investigations

in the handling, transportation, and storage of

fruits and vegetables with particular reference

to diseases that cause spoilage during transit and

on the market; (3) G. B. Ramsey.

AMS, PAA—1212 North Lake Shore Dr. Audits

and program appraisal, and investigations; (12)

(Vacancy),

ILLINOIS—Continued

Chicafo (C(M>k)—Coi.tinued

AMS, PY—Room 1014, U. S. Cuslnm.s lion;,).

Grading poultry products; (31-*3) Lawrence J.

Dolson. (11) Donald R. Bassett. Inspecting

dressed poultry; (81) William S. Buchanan.

ARS, ADE—Room 100, 999 Exchanire Ave.

Union Stock Yards. Public stockyards inspection; sanitary handling of import animal byproducts, hay and straw; (24) Fred C. Man.

ARS, MI—211 Stock Yards Station, 4101 Soulh

Halsted St. Meat inspection; cooperating in

examinations for the Navy; (265) Dr. 0. W

Seher.

23» Stock Yards Station, 4101 South Halstal

St. Meat inspection laboratory; (4) 0. L.

Bennett.

ARS, PPC—3732 South Euclid Ave., Berwyn.

Enforcement of Japanese beetle quarantine; (O)

Lonnie B. Matzenbacher.

ARS, PPC—999 Exchange Ave. Investigations

of pesticides; (0) W. B. Tiedt.

ARS, PQ—Room 800, U. S. Customhouse, 610

Canal St. Plant quarantine enforcement; (2)

John M. Moran.

CEA—141 West Jackson Blvd., Room 1200. Administration of the Commodity Exchange Act;

(40) James F. Koutsky.

CSS—Area Appraisal (Wool)—623 South Wabash

Ave. Appraises wool and mohair offered for

loan or purchase under the price-support program: (2) Edward H. Rogers (acting).

CSS, AU-U. S. Appellate Court Bldg., 1212

North Lake Shore Dr. Conducts audits and

prepares reports on audit recommendations; (23)

R. F. Pauley.

CSS, C & 1—U. S. Appellate Court Bldg. 1212

North Lake Shore Dr. Conducts investigations

of alleged irregularities and violations of law and

program regulations; (29) John W. Clagett.

CSS—(Commodity Off.—623 South Wabash Ave.

Responsible for procurement, fiscal, transportation, and storage activ. for assigned CSS and

CCC programs; (830) Joseph Haspray.

FCIC—623 South Wabash Ave. Branch Off.—

part of the Hdqtrs. Off. located in the field responsible for program accounting for the entire

country and for recording statistical information;

(160) J. Francis Buck.

FHA-536 South Clark St. Conducts audits and

invests, involving matters of interest to Agency;

(10) Thomas H. Dawson. (Serves Illinois,

Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri,

Ohio, and Wisconsin.)

SOL—859 U. S. Court House. Legal services in

connection with the Department's activities;

(17) Robert W. Johnson.

Clinton (DeWitt):

SCS-2001/2 East Side Square, Work Unit Off.—

Tech. etssistance to DeWitt Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) George E. Gentle.

Danville (Vermilion):

ARS, MI—c/0 William Davies Co., Inc., Washington and Commercial Sts. Mail, P. 0. Box

845. Meat inspection; (2) Dr. T. F. Hodges.

FHA—105 West Main St. (1) Ronald E. Anderson. (Serves Vermilion, Champaign, Ford, and

Piatt Cos.)

SCS—105 West Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Vermilion Soil Conserv, Dist.; (3)

Ira G. Kinder.

Decatur (Macon):

AMS, GR—Standard Office Bldg. Administration Grain Standards Act; (2) J. V. McDonald.

SCS—355 South Oakland Ave. Area Off.—Supervision of work unit offices and Money Creek

watershed protection project; (7) Robert W.

Oertel.

403 South Water St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Macon Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Kent A. Alverson.

DeKalb (DeKalb) :

SCS—315 North 6th St. Area Off.-Supervision

of work units; (6) Gordon M. Flint.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to DeKalb

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Ronald Mitchell.
82 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

ILLINOIS—Continued

Edwardsville (Madison):

ses—USA Hillsboro Ave, Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Madison Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(5) Anton Sajovetz.

Effingham (Efflngham): ,>r x> n

THA—108 East Section St. (2) John M. Fullington. (Serves EflBngham and Jasper Cos.)

ßCS—112 East Section St. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (7) Eugene N. Steely.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Effingham Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Donald R. Hoover.

Elizabethtown (Hardin) :

ES—Elizabethtown Ranger Dist,; (2) Rutven E.

Hedland. , .

Route 3. Research in forest production m

hardwood forests of Illinois; (2) Benjamin A.

Roach.

Eureka (Woodford):

ses—117 West 2d St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Woodford Sou Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Henry O. Blunier.

Fairfield (Wayne):

EHA—Route 1, 1402 West Main St. (2) Kermit

J. Kruger. (Serves Wayne, Edwards, Jefferson, and White Cos.)

BCS-1402 West Main St. Work Unit Off —

Tech. assistance to Wayne Soil Conserv, Dist.;

(2) Victor C. Wooden.

Flora (Clay) :

EHA-Wells-PhiUips Bldg. (2) Joe S. Sailor.

(Serves Clay, Marion, and Richland Cos.)

Freeport (Jo Daviese) :

EHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Robert J. Rimington. ÍServes Jo Daviess, Stephenson, and Winnebago

3os.)

Freeport (Stephenson):

ses—302 Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Stephenson Soil Conserv. Dist.;-(3)

Hugo W. Richman.

Galesborg (Knox) :

EHA-Fed. Bldg. ß) Arthur M. Brim. (Serves

Knox, Henderson, Peoria, and Warren Cos.)

ses—96 North Seminary. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Knox Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Lennes O. Gulson.

Geneva (Kane):

ses—324 East State St. Work.Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Geneva Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Marion C. Staley.

Golconda (Pope):

FHA—Farm Bur. Bldg. (1) Charles E. Clark.

(Serves Pope, Hardin, and Massac Cos.)

Golconda (Pope-Hardin) :

ses-North Franklin St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Pope-Hardin Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (4) George E, Smith.

Great Lakes (Lake) :

AMS, FV—U. S. Naval Training Center, Commissiary Off.—Bldg. 112. Standardization and

Insp. offresh fruits and vegetables; (0) Raymond

W. Dickerson.

Greenville (Bond):

ses-215A West College St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Bond Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Ralph Canfleld.

Hardin (Calhonn):

ses-Farm Bur. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Calhoun Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Jesse W. Nelson.

Harrisburg (Saline):

FHA-Harrisburg Nat. Bank Bldg. (1) E.

Ronald Coon. (Serves Saline, Qallatin, Hamilton, Johnson, and Williamson Cos.)

FS—Harrisburg Nat. Bank Bldg. Shawnee Nat.

Forest Hdqs.; (12) Edward N. Lee.

ses-Room 6, City Hall. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Saline Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Thomas W. Morgan.

Havana (Maeon):

ses—124 North Plum St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Mason Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Ray Lane.

Henry (Marshall-Patnam) :

ßCS—624 Second St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Marshall-Putnam Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) J, Evans Butler,

ILLINOIS—Continued

Hillsboro (Montgomery): „ . .

seS-102 North Main St. Area Off.-Supervision

of Work Units; (6) Martin T. Ekovich,

1021/i South Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Montgomery Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (3) Howard W. Turner.

Jacksonville (Morgan) :

ses—llOÎ-i North East St. Work Unit Off,—

Tech. assistance to Morgan Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Theodore Pierce.

Jerseyville (Jersey):

ses-116 West Arch St. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Jersey Soil Conserv. Dist.; (7)

Henry J. Jacobs.

Joliet (Will):

ARS, SWe—59 West Clinton St. Soil and Water

Mgt. Invest.; (3) Harry B. Atkinson,

ses-59 West Clinton St. Work Unit Off —

Tech. assistance to Will Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Homer E. Kuder.

Jonesboro (Union):

FS—Ponesboro Ranger Dist.; (3) James W. Jay.

Eankakee (Eiinkakee):

ses—189 East Courst St, Area Off.—Supervision

of Work Units; (8) Minott Silliman, Jr.

290 North Schuyler St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to ICankakee Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Reece L. Ayers.

LawrencevlIIe (Lawrence) :

FHA—6lUi North 12th St. (1) Glenn F. Wiegel.

(Serves Lawrence, Crawford, and Wabash Cos.)

ses—611^ North 12th St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance Lawrence Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) John C. Baker.

Lewistown (Fulton):

ses—200 North Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Fulton Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Keith Mueller.

Lincoln (Logan):

FHA—Farm Bur. Bldg. (1) U. Grant Klnsey.

(Serves Logan, DeWitt, Mason, Menard, and

Tazewell Cos.)

ses-5^}i Pulaski St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Logan Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Clay E. Hurt.

Louisville (Clay):

ses—Clay Co. Farm Bu. Bldg. Work Unit

Off,—Tech. assistance to Clay Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) H. Edgar Booker,

Macomb (McDonough):

ses—P, 0. Bldg. Area Off.-Supervision of

work units and Old Tom Watershed protection

projects; (12) Hampton H. Long.

341 North Lafayette St. Work Unit Off —

Tech. assistance to McDonough Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Julien E. LeMaire.

Marion (Williamson):

ses—201 Public Square. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Williamson Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Silas W. Brown,

MartlnsviUe (Qark):

ses—2 North Washington St. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance Clark Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Richard S. Souder.

McLeansboro (Hamilton):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Hamilton Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Hiram W, G, Brownell,

Meivin (Ford) :

ses-Farm Bur. Bldg. Work Unit Off,—Tech.

assistance to Ford Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Leslie H. Monke.

Metropolis (Massac):

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Massac Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Eneas H. Ashbrook,

Moline (Blackhawk):

ses—1862 IGth St. Work Unit OS.—Tech. as

sistance to Blackhawk Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Lloyd Anderson.

Monmouth (Warren):

ses—206 East Broadway. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Warren Soil Conserv. Dist.

and Old Tom Watershed protection project; (3)

Don E. Kesingcr.
ILLINOIS 83

ILLINOIS—Continued

Monticello (Pialt):

ses—207 West Main St. Work Unit OIT.—Tech.

a.ssistance to Piatt Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Wil

liam P. Moore.

Morris (Grundy) :

FHA—224N Liberty St. (1) Vincent L. Bran

dow. (Serves Grundv, Kankakee, Kendall,

LaSalle, and Will Cos.)

eCS—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Grundy Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Arlo F. Benzmann.

R^orrison (Whiteside):

ses—104 E. Knox St. Work Unit off.—Tech, assistance to Whiteside Soil Conserv. Dist.; (;3)

Harold G. Williams.

Mounds (Pulaski-Alexander):

ses—Farm Bur. Bids. Work Unit OIT.—Tech.

assistance to Pulaski-Alexander Soil Conyerv

Dist.; (3) James C. Gillooly.

Mt. Carmel (Wabash):

ses—407^è Market St. W^ork Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Wabash Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Lawrence Ellis.

Mt. Carroll (Carroll):

ses—121H West Market St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Carroll Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Charles H. Myers.

Mt. Sterling (Brown):

FHA—Brown Co. State Bank Rldg. (1) Roy

Orr. (Serves Brown and Cass Cos.)

Mt. Sterling (Brown):

ses—112 West North St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Brown Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Eugene R. Nichols.

Mt. Vernon (Jefferson):

ses-227H South yth St. Area Off.—supervision

of work units; (12) Harrv E. Gearhart.

1015H Broadway St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Jefferson Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Manford A. Loean.

Murphysboro (Jackson):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. Í1) Willard D. Moore.

(Serves Jackson, Franklin, Perry, and Randolph

Cos.)

ses—1000Hanson St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. as

sistance to Jackson Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Charles T. Hufforcl.

Nashville (Washington):

ses—133 West St. Louis St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Washington Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Floyd R. Fessier.

National Stockyards (St. Clair):

AMS, LS—Livestock Exchange Bldg. Adm. oí

Packers and Stackyards Act; (5) J. I>. Shabram;

mkt. news serv.; (7) E. A. Orr; meat grading

serv.; (24) J. S. Carroll.

ARS, ADE—P. 0. Box 138 (Office. 20 Livestock

Exchange Bldg.) Public stockyards insp.;

sanitary handling of import animal byproducts

hay and straw; (15) E. O. Gisel.

ARS, PPC—P. O. Box 102. Investigation of

pesticides; (0) Marvin C. Merryfield.

Newton (Jasper):

ses-P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Jasper Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

George C. Reed.

Olney (RIchland):

ses—20U V/alnut St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Richland Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Luther E. Hamilton.

Oregon (Ogle):

FHA—117 North 4th St. (1) Francis H. McGrath.

(Serves Ogle, Carroll, Lee, and Whiteside Cos.)

ses—115 North 4th St. Work Unit Off".-Tech.

assistance to Ogle Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) John

J. Conroy.

Ottawa (I.aSaile):

ses—1022 North Columbus. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to LaSalle Soil Conserv, Dist.;

(3) Loren J. Bryan.

Paris (Edgar) : _

FHA—102^.é East Court St. (1) Vernon D. Evans.

(Serves Edgar, Clark, Coles, Cumberland,

Douglas, and Moultrie Cos.)

ses—206 ten Broeck St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Edgar Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Joseph E. McGary.

ILLINOIS—Continued

Pekin (Tazcwcll):

SCS—Court and Capitol SLs. Area Off.—Super

vision of work units; (9) Orie A. Potts.

IICH South (\'xpifol St, Work Unit Off.^

Toch. assistance tu Tazewcll Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Paul Affoller.

Peoria (Peoría):

A Mí, GR-r. O. Bldg. Administration Crain

Standards Act; bean and pea inspection; Hay

insoection; commodity inspection; (f)) O. P.

Wise.

AR'S. LS—Union Stockyards. Market News

service; (2) L. M. Woodruff. Meat grading

service; (1) E. R. Tavlor.

ARS, Ml—c/o Armour <t Co., foot of South St.

Aient inspection; (10) Dr. W. B. Chapman.

ARS, NU—825 North University St. Utilization

research on agricultural commodities; (300)

W D. Maclav.

LIB—North. Util. Res. Branch. Provides library

services to staff of Northern Util. Res. Br.; (2)

Nellie G. Larson.

ses—234 North Madison Ave. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Peoria Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Lehman R. Jordan.

Petersburg (Menard):

SCS—102 West Jackson St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Menard Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Joe T. Connelly.

Pinckneyville (Perry) :

SCS—]08A West Water St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Perry Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Edward M. Webb.

Pittsfield (Pike):

SCS—201 Ea.st Wash in .-ton St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Pike Soil Conserv. Dist. and

Eadlcy watershed protection proj.; (G) Joseph

B. Graham.

Pontiac (Livingston):

SCS-2221/2 West Madison St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Livingston Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Raymond T. Ljmge.

Princeton (Bureau):

FHA—1 South Main St. (1) Gene R. Howell.

(Serves Bureau, Henry, Marshall, Mercer,

Putnam, Rock Island, and Sta,rk Cos.)

SCS—1 South Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Bureau Soil Conserv. Dist. (3) A.

Ernest Rose.

Quincy (Adamsl:

FHA—Federal Bldg. (1) William W. Fenncll.

(Serves Adams and Pike Cos.)

ses—City-County Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech assistance to Adams Soil Conserv. Dist.

and Hadley watershed protection proj.; (0)

Giles L. Carr.

Ridgway (Gallalin):

ses—Edwards St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Gallatin Soil Conserv. Dist. (3)

H. Obcrt Anderson.

Robinson (Crawford):

SCS—707 East Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Crawford Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Silas H. Gates.

Rockford (Winnebago):

3Cs_ Federal Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Winnebago Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Lyle B. Palmer.

Rock Island (Rock Island):

AM.S, DA—335 Federal Bldg. Milk market

order admin.; (9) E. H. McGuire.

Rushville (Schuyler):

FHA—Farm Bureau Bldg. (1) Glenn E. Trone.

(Serves Schuyler and Fulton Cos.)

ses—120 West Lafayette St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. as.sistance to Schuyler Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Claude M. Willhoite.

Salem (Marion):

ses-520 South Washington St. Work. Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Marion Soil Conserv.

Dist., (4) Sam H. Winfrey.

Shelby^ille (Shelby): ^ ^. , ^ ..

ses-215-219 East South 1st St. T\ ork Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Shelby Soil Conserv.

Dist., (3) Frank A. Sebolt.
84 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

ILLINOIS—Continued

Sparta (Randolph):

ses—South St. Louis and Belmont St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Randolph Soil

Conserv. Dlst., (2) William J. Keyes,

Springfield (Sangamon) :

AMS, AES—218U. S. P. O. and Courthouse Bldg.

State-Federal crop reporting service; (10-*6)

J. A. Ewing.

ARS, ADE—204 U. S. P. 0. and Courthouse

Blag.; 600 East Monroe St. Animal disease

eradication projs.; sanitary handling of import

animal byproducts hay and straw; issuance or

endorsement of certlñcates for export livestock;

(23) Nathan H. Hewlett.

ASCC—U. S. P. O. and Courthouse, Room 232.

Responsible for carrying out agricultural adjustment; price-support, and agricultural conservation programs; (81) Edmund C. Secor, acting

chairman.

PCIC—Room 201, U. 8. P. 0. and Courthouse.

Administration of crop Insurance program including sales and servicing of crop insurance

contracts and the adjustment of losses in Illinois,

Iowa; and Missouri; (9) Sydney B. Huseby.

Sterling (Whiteside) :

ses—317 East 3d St. Area Office—Supervision

of work units; (6) Lee Roy Piper.

Stock,ton (Jo Daviess):

ses—147 West Front St. Work Unit OfFTech. assistance to Jo Daviess Soil Conserv.

Dlst.; (3) Randall L. Nelson.

Sullil.an (Moultrie):

ses—17 South Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Moultrie Soil Conserv. Dlst.; (2)

Edwin H. Wright.

TayJorville (Christian):

FHA-County Court House. (1) Ralph E. Adklns. (Serves, Christian. Macon, Sangamon.

and Shelby Cos.)

eCS—400 West Market St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Christian Soil Conserv.

Dlst.; (1) Robert W. Oertel.

Tinley Park (South Cook):

ses—59 West CUnton St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to South Cook Soil Conserv.

Dlst.; (0) Homer E, Kuder.

Toledo (Cumberland) :

ses—Rhodes Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Cumberland Soil Conserv. Dlst.;

(2) Glenn C. Smith.

Toulon (Stark):

ses—103 Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Stark Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Frank

J. Blba.

Tuscola (Douglas) :

ses—314 East Sale St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Douglas Soil Conserv. Dlst.; (3)

Robert E. Craft.

Urbana (Champaign) :

AMS, MR—Dept. of Agr. Econ., Univ. of Illinois.

Regional research In the marketing of dairy

productsin the North Central Region in cooperation with State Agr. cols.; (0) S. W. Williams.

ARS, AE—Agr. Eng. Dept., Univ. of UMrnis.

Economic characteristic studies of farm dairy

buildings; (1) Thayer Cleaver. Automatic feed

proc. and handl. equip.; Lorenzo S. Foote.

ARS, DHRB—Univ. oflllinois. Breeding strains

of dairy cattle suitable for use by small dairymen

of U. S. to increase the producing efficiency of

their herds; ( !) Robert W. Touchberry.

ARS, ENT—Room 223, P. O. Bldg., Drawer 112.

Research on corn insects; Ralph A. Blanchard.

(Sublaboratory of State College, Mississippi.)

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Com

prod., breeding and genet, invest.; (1) Gerald B.

Clary. Wheat and oat diseases; (*2) Wayne M.

Be ver.

U. S. Reg. Soybean Lab., Davenport Hall,

Univ. of 111. (coop, with 12 North central and

12 Southern States). Development and prod, of

impr. strains and varieties of soybeans for Indus.

uses through agron. invest, supported by plant

chem. analysis; (8-*l) Jackson L. Carter.

State Agr. Exp. Sta. (coopj. Soybean disease Invest.; (1-*1) Donald W. Chamberlain.

ILLINOIS—Continued

Urbana (Champaign)—Continued

ARS, PE—305 Mumford Hall. Research, stat.

and serv. work in econ. of agr. production, Incl.

adjustments in prod, to prospective demands;

farm labor requirements and productivity; costs

and returns; econ. problems relating to farm

credit; investment, taxation, Insurance, land

and water use, land values, and tenure; (2-*2)

Elmer L. Sauer.

ARS, PPC—223 P. O. Bldg. Barberry eradication for control of blackstem rust in niiiiois and

Indiana: (5-*9) R. W. Bills.

ARS, SWC—276 Davenport Hall, Dept. of Agron.,

Univ. of HI. Soil and water mgt. Invests.; (3)

Cornelius A. Van Doren.

FES-Coll. of Agr., Univ. of 111. Directs the

State programs of Coop. Ext. work. Robert R.

Hudelson, director.

ses—Dept. of Agron., Davenport Hall, Univ. of

111. Field Correlator; technical direction to soil

survey work Including classification, nomenclature, and correlation, soil survey inspection, and

soil survey reports in an assigned group of States;

(2) J. Kenneth Ablelter.

SCS—P. O. Bldo:. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (9) Clarence E. Mick.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Champaign Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Roy H. TomUnson.

Vandalia (Fayette):

FHA—406H West Gallatin St. (1) Bernard J.

Kaufmann. (Serves Fayette and Bond Cos.)

SCS-^06 West Gallatin. Work Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to Fayette Soil Conserv. Dlst.* (2)

Donald B. Phillips. ^ ^

Vienna (Johnson):

FS—Vienna Ranger Dist.; (2) Charles A. Gregory.

SCS—99 Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Johnson Soil Conserv. Dlst.; (4) Harrv

H. Dell. ^ ^

Virginia (Cass):

SCS—200 East. Beardstown St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Cass Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

John Pierce.

Waterloo (Monroe):

ses—509 West Mill St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Monroe Soil Conserv. Dist.' (2)

Nolan A. Walker.

Watseka (Iroquois) :

FHA—108 East Walnut St. (1) Ennis C. Sullivan. (Serves Iroquois Co.)

ses—218 East Walnut St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Iroquois Soil Oonserv. Dlst.;

(3) Robert K. Lawson.

White Hall (Greene):

ARS AIQ—c/o Affiliated Labs. Blol. Prods.

Licensing and Insp. (2) Donnls E. Sweeney.

Winchester (Scott):

SCS—Hainsfurther Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to Scott Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Ray

Johnson.

Woodstock (McHeniy):

FHA—110JÍ East Jackson St. (2) Robert C.

Becker. (Serves McHenry, Boone, Cook, DeKalb, DuPage, Kane, and Lake Cos.)

ses—llOH East Jackson. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to McHenry Soil Conserv.

Dists.; (3) Samuel I. Haning.

Yorkville (Kendall) :

ses—Farm Bur. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Kendall Soil Conserv. Dlst.; (2)

Clifton H. Wishau.

INDIANA

Albion (Noble) :

ses—Hazel and Orange Sts. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (6) Johnston C. Cralg.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Noble

Sou Conserv. Dlst.; (3) Müfred W. Richman.

Anderson (Madison) :

8CS—2459 South Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Madison Co. Sou Conserv.

Dlst.; (2) Harold E. Scholl.
85

INDIANA—Continued

Angola (Steuben):

SCS—lOUi Public Square. Work Unit Of!.—

Tech. assistance to Steuben Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Eugene Van Meter.

Auburn (DeKalb) :

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) William B. Klock. (Serves

DeKalb and Steuben Cos.)

ses—101 South Union St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to DeKalb Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Robert M. Van Louven.

Bedford (Lawrence):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Arthur B. Walker. (Serves

Jackson, Lawrence, Martin, Monroe, and

Orange Cos.)

FS—Stone City Nat. Bank Bldg. Hoosier Xat.

Forest Hdqtrs.; (9) Rudolph H. Grabow.

Bloomñeld (Greene):

FHA—249 South Franklin St. (1) Wilbur K.

Harmon. (Serves Qreeue, Owen, and Sullivan

Cos.)

ses—2495 Franklin St. Work Unit OlT.—Tech.

assistance to Greene Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Harold F. Creech.

Bloomlngton (Monroe):

ses—404 West Kirkwood St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Monroe Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. and Brown Co. Soil Conserv. Dist., (1)

S. E. Bowman.

Doonville (Warrick):

ses—117 South 2d St. Work Unit Oil—Tech.

assistance to Warrick Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(-) Francis A. Post.

Brazil (Clay) :

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Clay Co. Soil Conserv. Dist,; (-)

James J. Acres.

Brownstown (Jackson)

FS—Brownstown Ranger Dist.; (2) Robert 0,

Sowash.

Cannelton (Perry):

ses-Birchler Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tedi. assistance to Perry Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Albert F. Vogel.

Columbia City (Whitley):

FHA—Citizens State Bank Bldg. (1) Hugh S.

Henry. (Serves Noble and Whitley Cos.)

Columbus (Bartholomew) :

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) James E. Gallagher.

(Serves Bartholomew. Brown, and Jennings

Cos.)

Connersville (Fayette):

FHA—Remedial Bldg. (1) Alan L. Galyean.

(Serves Fayette, Franklin, Rush, and Union

Cos.)

ses—70UÚ Grand Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Fayette Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (-)

James H. Finney.

Corydon (Harrison) :

FHA—Old Kintner House. (1) Herman R. Behr.

(Serves Crawford, Flovd, Harrison, and Perry

Cos.)

ses—101 South Capitol. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Harrison Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) George C. Miles.

Covington (Fountain):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Fountain Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Woodrow N. Beauregard.

Crawfordsville (Montgomery):

ses-Room 5, Fed. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of Work Units; (8) James M. Rudy.

102 East Market St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Montgomery Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; Arnold H. Beck.

Crown Point (Lake) :

ses-210 South Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Lake Co. Soil Conserv, Dist,;

(1) Everett Pownall.

Danville (Hendricks):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Hendricks Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (-)

William E. Swern.

Decatur (Adams) :

FHA—Niblick Bldg. (1) Donald A. Norquest.

(Serves Adams, Allen, Jay, and Wells Cos.)

INDIANA—Continued

Decatur (Adau-.s) —Continued

SCS-K. of C. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Adams Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (-)

Cletus J. Gillman.

Delphi (Carroll):

ses—107 East Franklin St. Work Unit Off,—

Tech. assistance to Carroll Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Keunoth S. Pyle.

Dillsboro (Dearborn):

FHA-Old Nat. Bank Bldg. (2) Marvin A.

Beck. (Serves Dearborn, Jelïersou, Oliio, Ripley, and Switzerland Cos.)

English (Crawford):

ses—South Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech,

a.ssistance to Crawford Co. Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(1) Donald E, Sloan.

Evansville (Vanderburgh) :

AMS, IS—103 West Louisiana St. Mkt. news

serv.; (2) K.J. Fuller.

ARS, MI—Care Swift and Co., 1000 Read St.

Meat insp.; (13) Dr. G. M. Lint.

FIl .\—9 West Indiana St. (1) Chester A. Kinney

(Serves Gibson, Posey, Spencer, Vanderburg,

and Warrick Cos.)

Fort Branch (Gibson):

ARS, MI—care Emge Packing Co., Inc. Meat

insp.; (8) Dr. H. Seevers.

Fort Wayne (Allen):

AMS, DA—407 Strauss Bldg. Milk mkt. order

anid.; (7) E. L. St. Clair.

Ses-S20 South Clinton St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Allen Co, Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Glenn W. Poe.

Fowler (Benlon):

ses—Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Prairie Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Cliarles

Richardson.

Frankfort (Clinton):

ARS, MI—c/o Stark, Wetzel & Co., Inc., Washington St.; mail, P. O. Box 107. Meat inspection;

(2) Dr. G. E. Aidman.

Franklin (Johnson):

ses—201-^2 North Main St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Johnson Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (-) George Alley.

Goshen (Elkhart):

FHA—Spohn Bldg. (1) Harry F. Weiland.

(Serves Elkhart, Kosciusko, and LaGrange Cos.)

ses—Spohn Bldg. Work Unit Otl.—Tech. assistance to Elkhart Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Donald F. Smith.

Greencastle (Putnam):

ses—IIO^Û Ea.st Washington St. Work Unit

Uff.—Tech. a.ssistance to Putnam Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Norvel A, Colbert.

Greensburg (Decatur):

FHA—Union Trust Co. Bldg. (1) Ernest E.

Jones, Jr.

Indianapolis (Marion):

AMS, FV—Agr. Bldg., Room 203, 215 East New

York St. Supervision of Federal-State inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables; (2) J. E. Dickerson.

AAFS, GR—Agr. Bldg. Adm. Grain Standards

Act; coraraoditv inspection; (4) T. M. Hughes,

AAfS, IS—238 Livestock Exchange Bldg. Adm.

of Packers and Stockyards Act; (4) A. W. Joy.

Market Newsservice; (5) A. R. Paden.

AMS, WA—215 East New York St. Enforcement of U. S. Warehouse Act (grain, wool, and

other prod.); (10) Harry J. Wishmire.

ARS, ADE—31() Agri. Bjdg., 215 East New York

St. Animal disease eradication projs.; sanitary

handling of import animal byproducts, hay and

straw; issuance or endorsement of certificates

for export livestock; (3) Lowell R. Barnes.

ARS, MI—314 Agr. Bldg., 215 East New Y'ork St.

Meat inspection; (50) Q. W. Winkler.

ASCC—215 East New York St. Responsible for

carrying out agricultural adjustment, price support, and agricultural conservation programs;

(40) Reed W. Wilson, chairman.

FCIC—Room 114, Agri. Bldg,, 215 East New Y'ork

St. Administration of crop insurance program

including sales and servicing of crop insurance

contracts and the adjustment of losses in Indiana and Michigan; (0) Lenard 0. Pound.
86 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

INDIANA—Continued

Indianapolis (Marion)—Continued

mA—Apr. Bldg., 215 East New York St. State

Dir.—Infiiana; (8) Hubert R. Alexander. (1)

Otto A. Hoff. (Serves Hamilton, Hendricks,

Marion, and Morgan Cos.)

ses—215 East New York St. State Off.—Adm.

ses program in the State; (16-*1) C. E. Swain.

Area Oflf.—Supervision of work units; (6)

Ward h. Studor.

JafTJer (Dubois) :

SCS—Room 3, Federal Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Dubois Co. Soil Censerv.

Dist.: (1) J. Louis Welsh.

JelTersonville (Clark) :

ses—256 Spring St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Clark Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Arthur L. Lash.

Kentland (Newton) :

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Newton Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Harry R. LeGrande.

LaFayette (Tippecanoe) :

AMS, DA—Poultry Scl. Dept.; Purdue Univ.

Market News service on dairy and poultry prod.;

( 2) M. L. Wilson.

AMS, MR—Agr. Eng., Bldg. 312, Purdue Univ.

Research to develop improved work methods,

equipment, and facilities for off-farm conditioning, handling, and storage of grain an dseed; (2)

George H. Foster.

AMS, PY—Poultry Dept., Purdue Univ. Grading poultry products; (4) »Joseph B. Wiltshire.

ARS, AE—Agr. Engr. Dept., Purdue Univ. Infrared brooding of pigs and chicks; electric control of insects; (1) John G. Taylor.

ARS, APH—c/o Poultry Dept., Purdue Univ.

Poultry research; (3-'36) Don C. Warren.

ARS, ENT—Room207, P. O. Bldg., 4thand Ferry

Sts., P. O. Box 496. Research on hessian fly

and wheat jointworm; (3) Wm. B. Cartwright.

Plant resistance to corn earworm in sweet com

and popcorn; E. V. Walter. (Sublab. of State

College, Miss.)

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta., Purdue Univ.

(coop.). Corn breeding and prod.; com diseases;

sweet corn and popcorn prod, and breeding;

corn yield tests; (3) Arthur M. Brunson. Wheat,-

oat, rye, and barley diseases and breeding; (1)

LeRoy E. Compton.

State ART. Exp. Sta., Purdue Univ. (coop.).

Soybean impr. and culture invest.; (I) Albert H.

Probst. Soybean disease invest.; (*1) Kirk L.

Athow.

ARS, HCR—Agr. Exp. Station, Purdue Univ.

Research on forecasting plant disease epidemics;

(*1) George B, Cummins.

ARS, PE—Dept. Rural Econ., Purdue Univ.

Res., stat. and serv. work in econ. of agr. prod.,

incl. adjs. in prod, to prospective demands; farm

labor requirements and productivity; costs and

returns; econ. problems relating to farm credit.

Investment, taxation, insur., land and water use,

land values, and tenure; (0) Melvin R. Janssen.

ARS, SWC—Agr. Engin. Dept., Purdue Univ.

Soil and water mgmt. invest.; (2) Walter H.

Wischmeier.

FES—Purdue Univ. Directs the State programs

of Coop. Ext. work; H. J. Reed, director.

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (2) Woodrow G. Beck.

(Serves Montgomery and Tippecanoe Cos.)

ses—108 Life Science Bldg., Purdue Univ.

Woodland Conserv.; tech. guidance in for. to

State Conserv. in an assigned group of States on

the mgmt., development, and continuing produc

tivity of forested areas on farms and ranches;

Stanley S. Locke.

ses—Room 212, Fed. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (6) H. F. Helfenbein.

Room 212, Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Tippecanoe' Soil Conserv.

Dist. (5) Jesse G. Zimmerman,

Room 107, Plants and Soils Lab., Purdue

Univ. State Soil Scientist; (-) T. C. Bass.

LaGrange (LaGrange):

ses—101 South Detroit St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to LaGrange Co Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (-) Glendon A. Sears.

INDIANA—Continued

LaPorte (Importe): _,^

FHA—First Nat. Bank and Trust Bldg. (1)

Ira H. Swaim. (Serves Lake, LaPorte, Porter,

and Si. Joseph Cos.)

Lebanon (Boone):

FHA—124 East Washington St. (1) David H.

Albright. (Serves Boone, Clinton, Howard,

and Tipton Cos.)

Liberty (Union):

ses—Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Union Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Robert Sims.

Logansport (Caes):

SCS—204J^ 4th St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Cass Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Chris

Held.

Madison (Je/Terson):

ARS, MI—c/o Pearl Packing Co., Inc., 710 North

West St. Meat insp.; (1) Dr. R. C. Lambert,

ses—313^^2 West Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Jefferson Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Herbert H. Fuller.

Marion (Grant):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Dwight E Flaningam.

(Serves Grant, Huntington, and Wabash Cos.)

ses-Room 206, Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Grant Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Howard Richards.

Martinsville (Morgan):

ses-159 Main St, Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Morgan Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(-) Charles E. Huffman.

Monticello (White):

FHA—Telephone Bldg. (1) Charles I. Sheets.

(Serves Carroll, Cass, and White Cos.)

ses-120 Court St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to White Co. Sou Conserv, Dist.;

<1) George O. Townsend.

Mt, Vernon (Posey) :

ses-523 College Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Posey Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Harold B. Kracht.

Muncie (Delaware):

ARS, MI—c/o Marhoefer Packing Co., Inc., 13th

and North Elm Sts. Meat insp.; (9) Dr. R, L.

Digman.

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Walker W. Baker. (Serves

Blackford, Delaware, and Randoli* Cos.)

New Albany (Floyd) :

ses—124 West Market St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Floyd Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Dan Nantz.

New Castle (Henry) :

FHA—122UÍ Race St. (1) Horatio W. King.

(Serves Hancock, Henry, Madison, and Wayne

Cos.)

Newport (Vermillion) :

ses-Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Vermillion Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(-) Arthur Sheridan.

North Vernon (Jennings) :

ses-Metropole Hotel. Work Unit Off.-Tech,

assistance to Jennings Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Howell B, Phillips.

Paoli (Orange) :

ses—Trinkle Bldg, Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (6) Marion M. Merritt.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Orange

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. and Martin Co. Soil

conserv. Dist.; (3) Mahew M. Clark.

Petersburg (Pike):

ses-814 Walnut St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Pike Co. Soil Conserv, Dist, and

Flat Creek watershed protection proj,; (6)

Austin Rudolph.

Princeton (Gibson):

ses-216 West Broadway. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Gibson Co, Soil Conserv.

Dist and Southwestern-Indiana Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Joseph W. Wilson.

Rensselaer (Jasper):

FHA—Federal Bldg. (1) Hale S. Jewett. (Serves

Jasper and Newton Cos.)

ses—Hotel Rensselaer, Area Off.—Supervision

, of work units; (6) John E. Layden.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Jasper

' Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Silas J. Smucker.
INDIANA—IOWA 87

INDIANA—Confînued

Richmond (Wayne):

SCS—Court House. Work Unit Off—Tech.

assistance to Wayne Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) George W. Starr,

ses—Earlham Coll. Soil Scientist; coop. res. on

morphology of soils and composition and stratigraphy of geological materials; James Thorp.

Rochester (Fulton):

FHA-TOOi.è Main St. (1) Paul D. Sharp. (Serves

Fulton, Marshall, Miami, Pulaski, and Starke

Cos.)

SCS-700^é Main St. Work X^nit Ofl.-Tech.

assistance to Fulton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Carl D. Shafer.

Rockport (Spencer) :

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Spencer Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Robert E. Quilliam.

Rockville (Parke):

FHA—RockvUle Nat. Bank Bldg. (1) Carey F.

Spencer. (Serves Clay, Parke, Putnam, vermillion, and Vigo Cos.)

ses—Rockville Nat. Bank Bldg. Work X^nit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Parke Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Kenneth H. Holmes.

Bushville (Rush):

ses—133 West 1st St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Rush Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (-)

Harold L. McConkey.

Salem (Washington):

FHA—Strauss Bldg. (1) Howard A. McCarty.

(Serves Clark, Scott, and Washington Cos.)

ses—205 Strauss Bld|. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Washmgton Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Donald P. Hinkle.

Scottsburg (Scott):

ses—175}.^ South Gardner St. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (7) Roy B. Babb.

413 East Washington St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech assistance to Scott Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Wüliam H. Dix.

Shelbyville (Shelby):

FHA—Federal Bldg. (1) W. Bernard Douglas.

(Serves Johnson and Shelby Cos.)

South Bend (Saint Joseph) :

AMS, DA—116 South William St, Milk market

order admin.; (5) E. L. St. Clair.

Spencer (Owen):

ses—Room 4, Federal Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Owen Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Mitchell Hassler.

Sullivan (Sullivan) :

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Sullivan Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) William E. Arganbright.

Tell City (Ferry) :

FS—Tell City Ranger Dist.; (3) Anthony J.

Quinkert.

Terre Haute (Vigo):

ARS, MI—%Home Packing Co., 1st and Chestnut Sts. Meat inspection (3) Dr. John J.

Evans,

ses—Room 218-B, Federal Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to \'igo Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (-) Lawrence Wilson.

Vallonia (Jackson):

FS—Vallonia Nursery; (0) Charles C. Mony.

Valparaiso (Porter):

ses—16 Washington St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Porter Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Charles Baum.

Versailles (Ripley):

ses-West 1st and North Sts. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Ripley Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Robert Wolfe.

Vevay (Switzerland):

ses-Corner Ferry and Pike Sts. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Switzerland Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Donald L. Howerton.

Vincennes (Knox):

ARS, ENT—1237 Washington Ave. Spray

residue studies; (1) Jack E. Fahey.

ARS, ENT—1237 Washington Ave. Biology and

control of apple and peach insects; (2) D. W.

Hamilton.

INDIANA—Continued

Vinrenne'^ (Knox)—Continued

FIJA—Harrison Bank Bldg. (1) L. Virgil Ilcid.

(Servos Davicss, l^ubois. Knox, and Pike Cos.)

ses—Federal Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

Work XInits; (8) Donald W. Klanss.

212 Hanison Bank Bldg. Work Unit OIT.—

Tech. assLstance to Knox Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Eugene B. Lecdy.

Wabash (Wabash):

SC8—20,5 Market St. Work Unit Off.—Toch.

assistance to Wabash Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Henry Dugan.

Washington (Daviess):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Toch.

assistance to Daviess Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Morris Coohran.

West Lafayette (Tippecanoe) :

AMS, AES-Agr. E.\p. Sta. Annex. StateFederal Crop Reporting Service; (5-*7) M. M.

Jiistin.

AR8, DHRB—Purdue Univ. Breeding strains

of dairy cattle suitable for use by small dairymen

of the XT. S. to increase the producing eihciency

of their herds; Kenneth R. Johnson.

Williamsport (Warren):

FHA—P O. Bldg. (DRosoooC.Sutton. (Serves

Benton, Fountain, and Warren Cos.)

ses-100 North Monroe St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Warren Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (-) Harold W. Fix.

Win.imac (Pulaski):

ses—103 West Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Pulaski Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Floyd Bamhouse.

IOWA

Add (Dallas):

ses—103 South 9th St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Dallas County Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) J. Ivan Fredregill.

Albia (Monroe):

ses-P, 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Toch. assi.'=!tance to Monroe Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Dale C. Barker.

AliTona (Kossuth):

ses—24^ state St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

a.'îsistance to Kossuth Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Leon H. Laird.

Allison (Butler):

ses—Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. asistance to Butler Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

L. J. Duey.

FS—P. 0. Box 100. Research in for. prod, in

hardwood forests of Iowa; (0) John E. Krajicek.

Ames (Story) :

AMS, AEC—Dept. of Agri. Econ. and Rural

Sociol., 406 Agrie. Annex, Iowa State Coll.

Coop, rc.-iearch on farm population and rural

life; (0) Paul J. Jehlik.

AMS, AES—Iowa State Coll. Stat, Lab. (Tech.

Research); (*2) N. V. Strand.

AMS, MR—Dept. of Engin., Iowa State Coll.

Re.search to develop improved work methods,

equipment, and facilities for oiT-farm conditioning, handling, and storage of grain and seed;

Í1) Benton M. Stahl.

ARS, AE—Agr. Engr. Dept., Iowa State Coll.

Electric demand on farms, electric hog waterers;

(]) Landy B. Altman, Jr.

Ear and shelled corn storage and drying; (4)

William V. Hukill.

Weed and corn borer control machiriery research; tillage machinery investigations; (0)

Walter O. Lovely.

Structural requirements and materials; (0)

Joe L. Schmidt.

ARS, ADP—P. 0. Box 70. Hog-cholera investigations; (9) Dr. J. P. Torrey.

ARS, APH—Reg. Swine Breeding Lab. Swine

research; (2-*.34) William A. Craft.

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Com

prod., breeding, genet, and disease invest.;

(l-*3) George F. Sprague. Corn borer resistance; (1) Lowell H. Penny. Oat diseases and
88 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

IOWA—Continued

Ames (Story)—Continued

breedinp; project leader for oat prod and improvement; (2) Hickman C. Murphy.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Soybean impr.

and culture invest.; (1) Charles K. Weber.

Soybean disease invest.; (1) John M. Dunleayy.

ARS, HCR—State Agrie. Expt. Sta. Breeding

of tree fruits; research on forecasting plant disease

epidemics; headquarters for coop, invest, in the

North Central region, covering the propagation,

testing, and distribution of rare and valuable

economic and ornamental plants from foreign

countries and U. S, possessions; breeding improved and disease-resistant potatoes and onions;

(2-*3) Havrey L. Lantz, Jack R. Wallin, Max

M. Hoover, Vacant. ^ ^ „

ARS, PE—309 Agr. Annex, Iowa State Coll.

Research, stat. and serv. work in econ. of agr.

production, tncl, adjustments in prod, to prospective demands; farm labor requirements and

productivity; costs and returns; econ. problems

relating to farm credit, investment, taxation,

insurance, land and water use, land values, and

tenure; (1) Virgü L. Hurlburt.

ARS, PPC—Botany Hall, Iowa State Coll.

Barberry erad, for control of black stem rust in

Iowa and Mo.; (6-*4) A. H. Hagge.

ARS, SWC—225 Agronomy Bldg., Iowa State

Coll. Soil and Water mgt. investigations;

(5-*3) William E. Larson.

PER—Iowa State Coll. of Agri. and Mech. Arts.

Directs the State programs of Coop. Ext. Works.

Floyd Andre, Dir.

FHA—Tribune Bldg. (1) Ralph M. McElhinney

(Serves Boone Marshall and Story Cos.)

FS—205 Curtiss Hall, Iowa State Coll. Research

in forest prod, in hardwood forests of Iowa; (2) E.

Garth Champagne.

ßCS—117 Agronomy Bldg. Iowa State Coll.

Field Correlator; tech. direction to soil survey

work including classification, nomenclature and

correlation, soil sur. inspec., and soil sur. reports

in an assigned group of states; (3) Frank J. Carlisle, acting.

Anamosa (Jones):

eCS—Post Office Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Jones Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Oris H, Randolph.

Ankeny (Polk) :

ARS, ENT—European Corn Borer Research Lab.

Research on European corn borer; (7) Tom A.

Brindley.

Anthon (Woodbury) :

SCS-Anthon, Iowa. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Woodbury Co. Soil Conserv. Dlst.

and Little Sioux Flood Prevention Proj.; (1)

Merle R.Jones.

Atlantic (Cass):

FHA—Farm Credit Bldg. (1) Glenn A. Marsden

(Serves Cass, Montgomery and Pottawattamie

Cos.)

ses—17 W. Fourth St. Work Unit Off,—Tech.

assistance to Cass Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Gilbert Wehrman.

Audubon(Audubon):

ses—Public Lib. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Audubon Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

JudsonH. Zentmire.

Bedford (Taylor) :

FHA—State Savings Bank Bldg. (1) Max H.

Henryson (Serves Ringgold and Taylor Cos.)

ses—207 Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Taylor Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Raymond Q.Sneed.

Bloomfield (Davis) :

FHA-Old P. 0. Bldg. (3) Doyle P. Schmitter

(Serves Davis and Van Buren Cos. Sub-oflQce

at Keosauqua in Van Buren Co.)

ses-203 S. Madison. Work Unit Oiî.—Tech.

assistance to Davis Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Jack D. Chamberlain (acting).

Boone (Boone):

ees—919 story St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. asáistanceto Boone Co. Soil Conserv. Dist." (2) Ernest

E.Behn.

IOWA—Continued

Brooklyn (Poweshiek): ^ ,

ses—Ecklund Bldg. Work Unit Ofi.—Tech.

assistance to Poweshiek Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Morton C.James.

Burlington (DesMoines):

SCS—311 Eisfield Bldg. 3d and Jefferson. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Des Moines Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.- (1) Raymond H. Audsley.

Carroll (Carroll):

ses—7th and N. Adams St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Carroll Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist., (1) Oliver W. KeUy.

Cedar Rapids (Linn) :

AM S, DA—409 O. R. C. Bldg. MUk market order

admin.; (2) E. H. McGuire.

AMS, FV—206 Fed. Bldg. Standardization and

inspection of processed fruits and vegetables and

other related products; (6) Oscar R. Swanson.

AMS, GR—P. 0. Bldg. Admin. Grain Standards

Act; Bean and Pea Insp.; Commodity Insp,;

(5) J. F. Davis.

ARS, MI—care Wilson & Co. Inc. Meat Inspection; (22) Dr. E. M. Berroth.

Centervillc ( Appanoose) :

FHA—Agri Bldg. (2) Harold L. DuVal (Serves

Appanoose and Monroe Cos.)

ses—Co. Agri. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Appanoose Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) William E. Stark.

Chariton (Lucas):

FHA—Eikenberry Bldg. (1) Elias F. Bell (Serves

Lucas and Warren Cos.).

ses—Court and Grand. Area Off.-Super, of

Work Units; Honey Creek Watershed Protection

Proj.; (7) Edmund E. Smith Jr.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lucas

Co. Sou Conserv. Dist. and Honey Creek Watershed Protection Proj.; (4) Leon D. Foderberg.

Charles City (Floyd) :

FHA—Ellis Block (1) Marvin E. Sogard (Serves

Chickasaw, Floyd and Mitchell Cos.).

ses—714 KeUy St, Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Floyd Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

George E, Summers.

Cherokee (Cherokee):

Srs-500 E. Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Cherokee Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

and Little Sioux Flood Prevention Proj.; (2)

Harvey R. Lindberg.

Clarion (Wright):

FHA—Evans-Kay Bldg. (2) Harry L, Ladman

(Serves Butler, Franklin, Orundy, Hamilton,

Hardin, Humboldt, Webster, and Wright Cos.).

Clarion (Wright):

ses—208 So. Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Wright Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Robert L, Locke.

Corning (Adams):

ses—720 Benton Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Adams Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Carl H, Zimmerman.

Corydon (Wayne):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) William E. Newell

(Serves Decatur and Wayne Cos.).

ses—Grogan Bldg. Work Unit O^.—Tech.

assistance to Wayne Co. Soil Conserv, Dist.;

(1) Howard Ballew,

Council BInfis (Pottawattamie):

SCS-11 Pearl St. Area Off.—Supervision of

Work Units; (8) Walter Weiss.

Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to West

Pottawattamie Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. (2)

Verle M. Arnold.

Cresco (Howard):

ses—118 First Ave, W. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Howard Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) John O. Safranek.

Crestón (Union):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. m s. Merwyn Allen (Serves

Adair, Adams and Union CosJ.

ses-203-205 W. Adams St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Union Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Herbert M. Kayser,
IOWA 89

IOWA—Continued

Davenport (Scott):

ARS MI—c/o Oscar Mayer & Co. Inc. 1343 W.

Second St. Meat insp.¡ (14) Dr. O. W. Anderson.

SCS—733 Union Arcade. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Scott Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

George E. Schabilion.

Decorah (Winneshiek) :

FHA—307 E. Water St. (1) Clarence C. Lowry

(Serves Allamakee, Howard and Winneshiek

Cos.).

SCS-307 E. Water St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Winneshiek Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Vivian A. Edwards.

Denison (Crawford):

FHA—107 So. Main St. (1) Kenneth M, Meland

(Serves Crawford, Ida and Sac Cos.).

SCS—101 S. Main St. Work Unit OH.—Tech

assistance to Crawford Co. Sou Conserv. Dist.;

(2) James L. Mander.

Des Moines (Polk):

AMS, AES—506 Iowa Bldg. W. Sixth and Grand

Ave. State-Fed. Crop Reporting Service;

(9-*4) S. J. Gübert.

AMS, DA—505 Iowa Bldg, Market news service

on dairy and poultry prod.- (1) W. O. Winters.

ARS, ADE—501 Iowa Bldg. Sixth and Grand

Aves. Animal disease eradication proj.; sanitary handling of import animal byproducts hay

and straw; issuance or endorsement of certificates

for export livestock. (28) Charles W. Brown.

ARS, MI—P. O. Box 1476 (office Swift & Co.;

Eighteenths and Maury Sts.). Meat Inspection;

(33) Dr. A. L. McBride.

AMS, LS—Iowa Bldg. Market News service;

(5) K. L. Urban; Meat Grading service; (2o)

J. E.Coplin.

AMS, Py—Rm. 503 Iowa Bldg. Grading poultry

products; (19) Frank J, Santo. (19) Edward E.

Flndlow. Inspecting dressed poultry; (120)

Robert B. Mericle.

ASCC—.WS Sixth Ave. Iowa Bldg. Rasponsible

for carrying out agri. adjustment, price support

and agri. conserv. programs. (69) Dwight W.

Meyer chairman.

FEA—Iowa Bldg. State Director-Iowa; (9)

Kermit H. Hansen.

Old Fed. Bldg. (1) Alexander H. Beckhoff

(Serves Dallas and Polk Cos.).

ECS—405 Iowa Bldg. State Off.—Admin. SCS

Program in the State; (28-*3) Frank H. Mendell.

Rm. 307, Old Fed. Bldg. Area Off.—Super

vision of Work Units; (7) Charles M, Hood.

1800 East Euclid Ave. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Polk Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.*

(3) Clay C. Barnett.

DeWitt (Clinton) :

SCS-818 Sixth Ave. Work Unit Off.—Techassistance to Clinton Co. Sou Conserv. Dist.,

(2) Richard D. Handley.

Donnellson (Lee):

SCS—J. L. Saar Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lee Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Franklin H. Mullen.

Dnbuque (Dubuque):

AMS, DA—337 Fed. Bldg. Mük market order

admin.; (2) E. H. McGuire.

Dubuque (Dubuque) :

ARS, MI—1700 Sycamore St. Meat inspection;

(26) Dr. A. L. Stigers.

Dubuque (Dubuque):

FHA—P. O. Bidg. (1) George M. Refle (Serves

Dubuque, Jackson and Jones Cos.).

SCS—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Dubuque Co. Sou Conserv. Dist.; (2)

George A. Forby.

Eldora (Hardin):

SCS—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Hardin Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Dale

A. Shadle.

Elkader (Clayton):

SCS—First and Cedar Sts. Area Off,—Supervision of Work Units; (5) Irving L, Ghristensen.

First and Cedar Sts. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Clayton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Harvey E. Daniels.

IOWA—Continued

Emmetsburg (Palo Alto):

SCS—919 Broadway. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assi-stance to Palo Alto Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Clinton S. Sheumaker.

Estherville (Emmet):

SCS—522 y¿ Central Ave. Work Unit Off -To-h.

a.ssistance to Emmet Co. Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(1) George K. Chipman.

Fairñeld (Jefferson):

FHA-P. 0. Bldg. (1) Paul F. McLean (Serves

.lofforson and Wapello Cos.).

SCS—P. 0. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision o*'

Work Units; (8) Lyall H. Mitchell.

Ledger Bide. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Jelïprson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Orville J. Berry.

Fort Dodge (Webster):

ARS, AIQ—34 P. 0. Bldg. Biol. products licons

mg and insp.; (8) D. O. Tepfer.

ARS, MI—c/o George A. Hormel & Co. Meat

insp.; (23) Dr. H. J. Clary.

SCS—20 North Eighth St. Area Off.—Supervision

of Work Units; (6) Earl A. lliff (acting).

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Webster

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Floyd L. Peters.

Garner (Hancock):

SCS—110 Fourth St. E. Work Unit Off.—Toch

assistance to Hancock Co. Sou Conserv. Dist.,

(1) Vernon G. Moss.

Greenfield (Adair):

SCS-W. L. Ray Bldg. Work Unit Ofl.-Tech.

assistance to the Adair Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Robert R. Winders.

Grundy Center (Grundy):

SCS—Rosenberger Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

as-çistance to Griindy Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Martin M. Hawk.

Guthrie Center (Guthrîe):

SCS-322 State St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Guthrie Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Mark B. Hantley.

Hampton (Franklin):

SCS—Marschall Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Franklin Co. Soil Conserv. Di^t.;

(1) Lindley J. Hanson.

Harlan (Shelby):

FHA—Court House. (1) D. Dean Schlapia

(Serves Aububon, Harrison and Shelby Cos.).

SCS—702 Court St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Shelby Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Glenn M. Henderson.

Humboldt (Humboldt) :

SCS—523>ÚSumnerAve. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Humboldt Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Henry L. Staubus.

Ida Grove (Ida):

SCS—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Ida Co. Sou Conserv. Dist. and Little

Sioux Flood Prevention Proj.; (3) Kenneth H.

Burnett.

Independence (Buchanan):

FHA—2291/^ First St., E. (2) Kenneth H. Hyde

(Serves 13lack Hawk, Buchanan, Delaware and

Lirm Cos.)

BCS—231ir^ E. First St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Buchanan Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Gene R. McBride.

Indianola (Warren):

SCS—113),^ W. Salem Ave. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Warren Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.: (3) Howard J. Ralston.

lovm City (Johnson):

SCS—P. O. Bldg. Area Off.—S upervislon of

Work Units; (7) Wm. J. B. Boa tman.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Johnson

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Ross L. Barnett.

JefTerson (Greene):

FHA—1171,^ N. Chestnut. (1) James R. Hazlitt

(Serves Calhoun, Carroll, Greene, and Guthrie

Cos.).

SCS—112 W. Lincohiway. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Greene Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Francis L. Beyer.

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90 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

lowA—Continued

Ktosn.uqua (Van Euren):

FH-X—Blackhurn Bide. (0) Eorle N. Murphy

(Sub-office of County Office at Bloomfield ]n

Taxis County.),

ses—Main and Bridpe Sts. Work Unit Ofï.—

Tecli. assistance to Van Buren Co. Soil Conscrv.

Dist.; (2) Paul R. Bollint'er.

Knoxville (Marion):

ses—y-fijá Second St. "Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Marion Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(:;) William G. Davis.

L Mars (Plymouth) :

rHA-19^^ Central Avc., SW. (1) Carl R.

Marcue (Serves Cherokee, Lyon. Plymouth and

Sioux Cos.).

ses—21 First Avc. NE. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

as-si'tance to Plymouth Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

and Upper PIvmoutb Creek Watershed Protection Proj.; (1) John K. P'laddy.

Leon (I)ecatur):

ses—222)2 N. Main St. Work Unit OfT.—Tech.

assistance to Dncatur Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

{?>) Morris E. Mortimore.

Loiran (liairison):

ses—City Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech. a«si.stance to Harrison Co. Soil Conscrv. Dist.; (2)

Georce V. Holraberg.

Ma!vern (Mills):

ses—Malvern, Iowa. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Mills Co. Soil Conscrv. Dist. and

Mule Creek Watershed Protection Proj.; (1)

Ray W Jones.

Manchester (Delaware):

ses—221 E. Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Delaware Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) George A. Carlson.

Mnquokela (Jackson):

ses—215 s. Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Jackson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Floyd S. Parks.

Marengo (Iowa):

FHA—Gode Bids. (1) A. Robert Koch (Serves

Penlon, Iowa, .Johnson, and Tama Cos.).

ses-Gode Bldg. Work Unit Otï.—Tech. assist

anee to Iowa Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Ralph

H. Bush,

ses-Gode Bldîî. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Iowa Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Ralph

H. Bush.

Rfarion (Linn):

ses—ll,54i.é Seventh Ave. Area Off.—Supervision of Work Units; (7) Harlon H. Backhaus.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lirm Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Reid B. Lyford.

Marshalltown (Marshall):

SCS-102i,è W. Church St. Work Unit Off.—

Technical assistance to Marshall Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) H. Howard Oak.

Mason City (Cerro Gordo):

ARS, MI—%Armour & Co., 15th St. NE. Meat

insp.; (18) Dr. C. W. Chapin.

FHA—Federal Bid?. (1) Irwin C. Christiansen

(Serves Cerro Gordo, Hancock, Winnebago and

Worth Cos.).

ses-115H First St, SE. Area Off.—Supervision

oi Work Units; (fi) J. Ross Oliver.

P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. as.sistance

to Cerro Gordo Co. Soil Conscrv. Dist.; (1)

Frank B. Noel y.

R'ount Ayr (Ring<iold):

ses—Lawhcad Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Ringgold Co. Soil Con.-îerv. Dist.;

(1) John A. Tyson.

Mount Pleasant (Henry):

FHA-1ÜGJ/& S. Main St. (1) Jack H. Cowen

(Serves Des Moines, Henry, Lee and Louisa

Cos.).

ses-Taft Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. Assistance to Henry Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. (3) Leo

Turley.

Muscatine (Muscatine):

FHA-205 East Third St. (1) Harold J. Laures

(Serves Cedar, Clinton, Muscatine and Scott

Cos.).

ses—YMCA Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to Muscatine Co, Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) George P. Apland.

IOWA—Continued

Nevada (Story):

ses—923 Sixth St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Story Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) C. Warren Curtis.

New Hampton (Chickasaw) :

ses—Kennedy Bldg. W^ork Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Chickasaw Co. Soil Conscrv. Dist.;

(1) Robert L. Fox.

Newton (Jasper):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Donald D. Hammerly

(Serves Jasper, Marion and Poweshiek Cos.).

ses—Jasper Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Jasper Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.: (3) John G. Wilson.

Northwood (Worth) :

ses—609 Central Ave. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Worth Co. Soil Conserv. Dist ;

(1) Lewis H. Smith.

Oakland (Pottawattamie):

ses—Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to East Pottawattamie Co. Soil Conserv

Dist.; (2) Cleldon W. Renaud.

Orance City (Sioux):

ses—Edward Utech Bldg. W^ork Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Sioux Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. and Nassau Creek Watershed Protection

Proj.; (1) Floyd F. Koster.

Osage (Mitchell):

ses—filfii-i Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Mitchell Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Lawrence J. Hollatz (acting).

Osccola (Clarke) :

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Willis L. Leeson (Serves

Clarke and Madison Cos.).

ses—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Clarke Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Harold M. Anderson,

Oskaloosa (Mahaska):

ses-204 First Ave. E. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Mahaska Co. Soil Conserv. Dist •

(2) Lloyd M. Patterson.

Ottumwa (Wapello):

ARS—MI—c/o John Monell & Co. Meat insp.;

(30) Dr. Charles Barnes,

ses-1231/i E. Second St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Wapello Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) William G. Espy.

Pocahontns (Pocahontas) :

ses-Carmichael Bldg, Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Pocahontas Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Richard A. Hogue.

Primghar (O'Brien):

ses—Farm Bureau Bldg, Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to O'Brien Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. and Little Sioux Flood Prevention Proj.;

(1) Roger P, Lathrop,

Red Oak (Montgomery) :

ses-319 Reed St, Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Montgomery Co, Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Dale E. Springer.

Rock Rapids (Lyon) :

ses—209 So. Second Ave, Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Lyon Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Duane V. Johnson,

Rockwell City (Calùoun):

SCS—215 Fourth St, Work Unit Off.-Tech,

assistance to Calhoun Co, Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Clarence G. Turner.

Sac City (Sac):

121 N. 5th St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance

to Sac Co, Soil Conserv, Dist.; (3) Ralph E.

Dewey.

Shcnandoah (Page):

FHA—Delmonico Bldg. (1) Leroy A. Sandholm

(Serves Fremont, Mills and Page Cos.),

ses—620 Sheridan Ave. W. Area Off.—Supervision of Work Units; Mule Creek Watershed

Protection Proj.; (13) T. J, Powell,

620 Sheridam Avc. W^ Work Unit Off.-

Tech assistance to Page Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Emmett C. Zollars.

Sibley (Osceola):

SCS-236i.^i Ninth St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Osceola Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Lyle R. Riedinger.
IOWA—KANSAS 91

IOWA—Continued

Sidney (Fremont):

SCS—Taylor Bldg. Work Unit Ofl—Tech.

assistance to Fremont Co. SoU Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Hubert H. Rosser.

Sigourney (Eeokuk) :

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Forrest O. Millikin

(Serves Keokuk, Mahaska and Washington

Cos.)

ses—P. O. Bldp. Work Unit On.—Tech. assistance to Keokuk Co. Sou Conserv, Dist.; (1)

George P. Thorburn.

Sioux City (Woodbury):

AMS, DA—1137 Badgeron Bldg. Milk market

order admin.; (2) Wayne MePherren.

AMS, GR-P. 0. Bldg. Adm. Grain Standards

Act; Commodity Insp.; (2) Neoly Hill.

AMS, LS—SOO S. Chambers St. Market News

service; (6) J. D. Hale; Adm. of Packers &

Stockyards Act; (4) J. E. Roningen.

ARS, ADE—330-332 Livestock Exch. Bldg.,

Stockyards Sta. Public stockyards insp. (10)

E. L. Peck.

ARS, A IQ—320 Livestock Exch. Bldg. Biol.

products licensing and insp.; (3) Albert J. Beatty.

ARS, MI—Stockyards Sta. (off.. The Cudahy

Packing Co., south of Leech St. and east of

Chambers St. Meat insp.; (78) Dr. F. R.

Thorndike.

FHA—Federal Bldg. (2) Roy V. Stephenson

(Serves Monona and Woodbury Cos.).

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Area Off.-Supervision of

Work Units; Little Sioux Flood Prevention Operations; Nassau Creek Watershed Protection

Proj.; Upper Plymouth Creek Watershed

Protection Proj.; (34) George E. Lamp.

P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance

to Woodbury Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. and

Little Sioux Flood Prevention Proj.; (6)

Charles R. Ballantyne.

Soldier (Monona) :

ses—Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance

to Monona Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. and LittleSioux Flood Prevention Proj.; (3) Raymond W.

Suhr.

Spencer (Clay):

FHA—Cappenter Bldg. (2) Robert H. Walters

(Serves Buena Vista, Clay, Dickinson, Emmet,

Kossuth, O'Brien, Osceola, Palo Alto and Pocahontas Cos.).

ses—Moore-Birdsall Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of Work Units; (6) Joe M. Colgan.

601 S. Grand. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Clay Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Glenn

O. Musil.

Spirit Lake (Dickinson) :

6CS—Canniff Bldg. Work Unit 03.—Tech. assistance to Dickinson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Walter R. Thoreson.

Storm Lake (Buena Vista) :

ARS, MI—care Kingan Inc. Meat insp.; (7) Dr.

M A Gates

8CS'—Ú0y2 Erie St. Work Unit Ofí.—Tech. assistance to Buena Vista Co.; Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Edwin Q. Crocker.

Thompson (Wjnnebago) :

ses—Lockrem Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Winnebago Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Kermit M. Bjorlie.

Tipton (Cedar) :

ses—205 Cedar St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Cedar Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Donald N. Williams.

Toledo (Tama) :

SCS—129 W. High St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Tama Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Frank P. Reed.

Vinton (Benton):

ses—310 A Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Benton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Glenn F. Heady.

Wapello (Louisa) :

ses-100 s. Second St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Louisa Co. Boil Conserv. Dist,; (1)

Arnold H. Winegar.

IOWA—Continued

Washington (Washington):

ses-215 tí. Iowa Ave. Work Unit OIT.-Tech.

assistance to Washington Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Paul F. Boettcher.

Waterloo (Black Hawk) :

ARS, MI—c/o The Rath Packing Co., Elm and

Sycamore Sts. Meat insp.; (45) Dr. D. W

Anderson,

ses—405 Lafayette St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Black Hawk Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Henry W- Waldorf.

Waukon (Allamakee):

ses—19 Allamakee St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Allamakee Co. Soil Conserv. Dirt.;

(1) Stanley W. Austin.

Waverly (Bremer):

SCS-P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assi.stance to Bremer Co. Soil Conserv. List.; (1)

David N. Baughman.

Webster City (Hamilton) :

ses—801 Des Moines St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Hamilton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) AlanJ. Moen.

West Union (Fayette) :

FHA—Farm Credit Bldg. (1) Kermit M Teig

(Serves Bremer, Clavton and Fayette Cos.).

ses-107 West Ehu St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Fayette Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) James F.Barnes.

Winterset (Mßdison) :

SCS—53 Jefferson. Work Unit Off.—Tech. as.sistance to Madison Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Ralph R, Harvey.

KANSAS

Abilene (Dickinson) :

ses—118 Northwest Second. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Dickinson Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Luther A. Jacobson.

Alma ( Wabaunsee) :

ees-Co, Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Wabaunsee Co. Sou Con.serv. Di.st.;

(3) Richard V. Rosenow.

Altamont (Labette) :

FHA—USDA Ofl. (1) James F, Bra.ss.

ses—Gartner's Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Labette Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Melvin M, Thompson.

Anthony (Harper) :

ses-Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Teeh.

assistance to Harper Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) John J.Webb, Jr.

Arkansas City (Cowiey) :

ARS, MI—c/o Maurer-Neuer, 1800 So. Summit St.

Meat insp.; (5) Dr. W. F. Daut.

Ashland (Clark):

SCS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Terh.

assistance to Clark Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

H. Leo Brown.

Atchison (Atchison) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) William R. Brady.

(Serves Atchison and Doniphan cos.).

Atwood (Rawlins) :

ses—325 State St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Rawlins Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Alfred J.Koch.

Belleville (Republic):

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Republic Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4)FredC.Gleue.

Beloit (Mitchell):

ses—Municipal Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Mitchell Co. Sou Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Robert T. Schäfer.

Burlington (Coffey) :

FHA—Bergman Bldg. (1) Herman A. Dressier.

ses-515 Neosho St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Coffey Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Samuel N. Huber.

Cimarrón (Gray) :

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Gray Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Orval A. Harold.
92 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

KANSAS—Continued

^7HA-503^ CoS-t St. (1) Dwight E. Denbo.

(Serves Clay and Dickinson cos.). ^ ^ ,

SCS-503 Coîrt St. Work Unit Off^-Tecli assistance to Clay Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Earl

C.Nichols.

*^TR9^Sw5-Colby Br. Sta. Soil and Water

Mg't. Investigations; ("1) Erobert H. Coles.

FHA-Messamore Bldg. (1) Henry R. Hudgens.

(Serves Thomas, Cheyenne and Sherman cos.).

8CS—Farmers & Merchants State Bank Bldg.

Area Off.—Supervision of Work Units; (4) Roy

Concourt House. Work Unit OIT.—Tech.

assistance to Thomas Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Lester E. Brown.

Coldwater (Comanche): . ^^ m r.

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Comanche Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Wilham T. Steele.

Columbus (Cherokee): . ^^ m i.

SCS—121 North Kansas. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Cherokee Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Roy E. Clegg.

Concordia (Cloud):

FH A—Courthouse. (1) BufordJ. Miller. (Serves

Cloud and RepubUc Cos.)

SOS—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Cloud Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Charles W. Naylor,

Cotton wood Falls (Chase):

ses—Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Chase

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Lee W. Collinsworth.

Council Grove (Morris) :

FHA—Post Office Bldg. (1) Harold L. Ottmger.

(Serves Morris, Geary and Wabaunsee Cos.)

gcs—County Court House. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Morris Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (6) Arthur E. Mortensen.

Dighton (Lane): „ , ^, ., ^^

ses—County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Lane Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Winfred J. Wells.

Dodge City (Ford):

AMS, DA—616-18 N. Second St. Milk market

order admin.; (1) K. M. Fell.

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Bruce W. Barker. (Serves

Ford, Clark, Gray, Hodgeman, and Meade

Cos.)

SC S—106 East Spruce St. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (6) Milton E. Saflfry.

1(16 East Spruce St. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Ford Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Hubert E.Pauley.

Effingham (Atchison):

ses—Work Unit OS.-Tech. assistance to Atchison Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Glenn T.

Nichols.

El Dorado (Butler) :

FHA—1143-^ W. Central. (1) Kenneth A. Fisher.

(Serves Butler and Marion Cos.)

SCvS—114>é W. Central. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Butler Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Floyd L. Siegrist.

Elkhart (Morton) :

ses—Bibler Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Morton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Walter L. Ridenour.

Ellsworth (Ellsworth):

ses-114 N. .Douglas. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Ellsworth Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) H. Allen Nottorf.

Emooria (Lyon) :

FHA—USDA Off. (1) Sam C. Richardson.

(Serves Lyon and Chase Cos.)

ses—4231.Í Commercial. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (6) Roy M. Davis.

502 Merchant. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lyon Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Ronald P. Felkner.

Erie (Neosho):

FHA—216 Main. (1) Hanserd Z. House.

ßCS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Neosho Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Charles P. McKinnie.

KANSAS—Continued

Eureka (Greenwood): ^ .^ ,

FHA—1141/é N. Main. (1) James D. Bulges

ses—1141.^ N. Main. Work Unit Off.-Tech,

assistance to Greenwood Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) James G. Moorefield.

Fort Scott (Bourbon): „ ^r .

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Loren C. Nordeen.

(Serves Bourbon and Linn Cos.)

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Bourbon Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Fred S. Reynolds.

Fredonia (Wilson) : ^ „ T. ...

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Hugo E. Schmidt,

ses—Seventh and Madison. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Wilson Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Dick A. Dodge.

Garden City (Finney):

ARS-ENT—Branch Exp. Sta. Research on insects attacking small grains; C. F. Henderson.

(Sub-lab. of Stillwater, Okla.).

ARS-PPC—4 Walters Bldg. 317 N. Main St.

Grasshopper and Mormon cricket control;

(1-*1) A. E. Frazier.

ARS-SWC—Garden City Branch Sta. Soil &

Water mgt. invests.; (2-*l) Andrew B. Erhart.

FHA—Courthouse. (2) Max D. Roberts.

(Serves Finney and Haskell Cos.).

ses—317 N. Main. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (4) Andrew J. Longley.

County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Finney Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Gerald T. VanVleet.

Garnett (Anderson):

ses—101 W. Fourtb. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Anderson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Kenneth G. Knouse.

Girard (Crawford):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Thomas F. Reagan, Jr.

(Serves Crawford and Cherokee Cos.).

ses-County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Crawford Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) John A. Shetlar.

Goodland (Sherman) :

ses-County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Sherman Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Arthur H. Holste.

Gove (Gove):

ses—Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Gove

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Howard V. Cheney.

Great Bend (Barton) :

ses-Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Barton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Charles R. Curtis.

Greensburg (Kiowa) :

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Kiowa Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Robert H. Dodge.

Hays (Ellis):

ARS, FC—Ft. Hays Br. Sta. (coop.). Sorghum, wheat oat and barley prod, and breeding; (l-'2) William M. Ross.

Weed control research; (1) William M.

Phillips.

ARS-SWC—Fort Hays Br. Sta. Soil & Water

Mgt. Invests.; (1) Paul L. Brown.

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Paul P. Kunc. (Serves

Ellis, Osborne, Rush and Russell Cos.).

ses—Co. Court House. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (6) Henry E. Bergschneider.

County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Ellis Co. Soil Conserv, Dist.;

(2) Bertel E. Soderblom.

Hiawatha (Brown):

ses—601 Utah. Work unit off.-Tech. assistance

to Brown Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. and Little

Delaware-Mission Creek Watershed Protection

Proj.; (6) Hurshal E. Boyd.

Hill City (Graham):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Forrast L. Smith.

(Serves Graham and Rooks Cos.).

ses-205 W. Main. Work unit off.-Tech,

assistance to Graham Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Arthur W. Pope.

Holton (Jackson):

FHA-P. O. Bldg, (1) JohnLinn (ServesJackson

and Shawnee Cos.).
KANSAS 93

KANSAS—Continued

Hol ton (Jackson)—Continued

SCS-P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Jackson Co. Soil Conserv. Dlst •

(5) Richard Q. Merryfield.

Howard (Elk):

FHA-USDA OfF. (1) Alexander K. Hader,

ses—Work unltofF.—Tech, assistance to Elk Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Dick D. Holland.

Hoxie (Sheridan):

ses—104 W. Sheridan. Work unit off.—Tech.

assistance to Sheridan Co. Soil Conserv. Dlst.:

(1) William D. Younkin.

Hugo ton (Stevens):

FHA—Stegman Bldg. (1) John W. Edwards.

(Serves Stevens, Grant, Morton and Seward

Cos.).

SCS—Co. New Court House. Work unit off.—

Tech. assistance to Stevens Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Robert H. Fuller.

Hutchinson (Reno):

AMS-GR-P. 0. Bldg. Adm. Grain Standards

Act; (0) A. C. Hines.

Hutchinson (Reno):

FHA-P. 0. Bldg. (2) Elgie G. Jones. (Serves

Reno, Harvey, and Rice Cos.)

SCS—Hoke Bldg. Area OlSce—Supervision of

Work Units; (4) Tom D. Dicken.

Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Reno Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Robert G. Cameron.

Independence (Montgomery):

FHA-P. O. Bldg. (1) Dave J. Goertz. (Serves

Montgomery and Chautauqua Cos.)

SCS—221 W. Main. Work Unit Ofl.—Tech.

assistance to Montgomery Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.: (3) George E. Hartrick.

lola (Allen):

FHA—221 So. Jefferson. (2) Joseph J. Rosacker

SCS—221 So. Jefferson St. Area Off.—Supervision

of Work Units; (4) Eldon T. Harden.

221 So. Jefferson St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Allen Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Fred S. Kruger.

Jetmore (Hodgeman):

SCS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Hodgeman Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) L. LaVern Spreier.

Johnson (Stanton):

SCS-Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Stanton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Alfred H. Epperson.

Junction City (Geary) :

SCS—920-A No. Price. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Geary Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Elmer C. Betz.

Kansas City (Wyandotte);

ARS, AIQ—19 Fed. Bldg. Biological products

licensing and inspection; (20) Carl V. Metcalf.

ARS, MI—23 Fed. Bldg. Meat inspection; (92)

Dr. R. B. Briney.

24 Fed. Bldg. Meat Inspection; (3) R. A.

Maxwell,

BCS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Wyandotte Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist,; (1) Chester F. Paxson.

Eingnian (Kingman) :

SCS—147}-^ No. Main. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Kingman Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Joy E. Livingston.

Kinsley (Edwards) :

SCS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Edwards Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.:

(3) Rolla W. McCall.

La Crosse (Rush) :

SCS—115 W. Seventh. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Rush Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Glenn I. Booth.

Lakin (Kearny):

SCS-Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Xearny Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Homer R. Watklns.

Larned (Pawnee):

SCS—Co. Court House, Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Pawnee Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Ray E. Cooper.

KANSAS—Continued

Lawrence (Douglas):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Clifford L. Harding.

(Serves Douglas and Leavenworth Cos )

SCS—Ü41 Mass. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Douglas Co. SoU Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Melvon H. Wertzberger.

Leavenworth (Leavenworth):

SCS—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Leavenworth Co. Soil Conserv, Dist •

(3) Norman L. Exuse. '

Leoti (Wichita) :

SCS—205 No. Fourth. Work Unit Off.-Tech

assistance to Wichita Co, Soil Conserv. Dist •

(2) Paul E. Harbison.

Liberal (Seward):

SCS—208 No. Kansas. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Seward Co. Soil Conserv. Dist •

(2) Raymond S, Clark,

Lincoln (Lincoln):

SCS—110 So. Fourth. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Lincoln Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

and Lost Creek Watershed Protection Proj.;

(4) Carl Simpson.

Lyndsn (Osage):

FHA—Courthouse, (1) Ralph A. Killgore,

Lyons (Rice):

SCS—Agri. Bldg, Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Rice Co, Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Oral F.

Brunk.

Manhattan (Riley):

AMS, MR—Kans. State Coll, Research to

develop improved work methods, equipment,

and facilities for off-farm conditioning, handling,

and storage of grain and seed; (1) Gerald L.

Kline.

AMS-MR-520 N, Juliette St. Research lab. on

control of insects in stored grains, mills .elevators

and freight cars; (14) Herbert H. W alkden.

ARS-AE—Agr. Engr. Dept., Kans. State Coll.

Farm applications of heat pump; (1) Chester P.

Davis Jr.

ARS-ENT—520 N. Juliette St. P. 0. Box 191,

Research on hessian fiy and wheat jointworm,

Elmer T, Jones. (Sub-lab, of Lafayette, Ind.)

ARS-ENT—Entomlogy Dept., Kans. State Coll.

Research on small grain insects including vectors

of wheat diseases; Richard V. Coimln, (Sublab, of Stlllwater, Okla.)

ARS-FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Wheat,

oat, sorghum breeding and genet, invest.; (1)

Alfred J. Casady, Wheat and oat diseases; (4)

Charles O. Johnston. Wheat quality (3-*4)

John A. Shellenberger. Wheat and corn prod.,

breeding and genet, invest., (1-*1) Lloyd A,

Tatum. Studies on physiol., wlnterhardiness,

drought, and temp, relationships, and winter

wheat prod, invest.; (*1) G13TI O. Throneberry,

State Agr, Expt. Sta. (coop.). Alfalfa impr.

and prod. Invest.; (1) Clarence O. Grandfield,

Grass Impr, invest.; (*1) Kling L. Anderson,

ARS-PE—Dept, of Agr. Econ., Kansas State College Research, stat. and serv. work In econ. of

agr. production; incl. adjust, in prod, to prospective demands; farm labor req. and productivity;

costs and returns; econ. problems relating to farm

credit, investment, taxation, Insurance, land and

water use; land values, and tenure; (0) Charles

W, Nauheim,

ARS-SWC—Department of Agronomy; Kans.

State Coll. Soil & Water mgt. investigations;

(5-*2) William S. Chepil.

ASCC—1122 Moro St. Responsible for carrying

out agricultural adjustment, price support and

agricultural conservation programs. (73) Wendell

0. Becraft, chairman.

FCÍC—417 Humboldt. Adm. of crop ins. program Including sales and servicing of crop ins.

contracts and the adjustment of losses in Kans.;

(10) Dean W, Bernitz.

FES—Kans, FES—K State " Coll. " " of Agr. and Applied

Science. Directs the State programs oí Coop.

Ext. work. L. C,Williams, Director,

FHA—620 NT. 12th. (1) Edwin H. Grandfield,

(Serves Riley and Pottawatomie Cos,)
94 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTR'ITIES

KANSAS—Continued

Manhattan (Riley)—Continued

ses—417 Htuiiboldt. Area Off.—Supervision oí

work- units- (7) Bernard K. Geraghty.

6''0 N" 12th. Work unit oíT.—Tecli. assistance

to Êiley Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Howard M.

417 Humboldt. Plant Materials Technician

«îervinc Kans. and Okla.; (1) M. Donald Atkins.

^ Extension Bldg. Kans. State CoU. Coordinate

activitiesof ses and Ext. Serv.; ( !) Harold B.

ses—Agronomy Dept. Kans. Stqte Coll. Coop.

Soil Scientist, SCS and Kans. Experiment Stations- (*1) C. Harry Atkinson.

Mankato (Jewell):

FHA-Courthouse. (1) T. Henry Gile. (Serves

.lewel), Lincoln and Mitchell Cos.)

SCS—103 E. Jelferson. Work tinit off.—Tech. assistance to Jewell Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Clyde C. Reed.

Marion (Marion): „ m u

SCS—4241.^' E. Main. Work unit off.—Tech. assistance to Marion Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

J. Kenneth Muse.

Marysville (Marshall): . ^„

FHA-P. O. Bldg. (1) Charles A. Bell.

gCS_P. o. Bldg, Work unit off.—Tech. assistance to Marshall Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. and

Snipe Creek Watershed Protection Project; H.

Everett Runyon.

McPherson (McPherson):

3Cs_p. o. Bldg. Work unit off.—Tech. assistance to McPherson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Verne M. Bathurst.

Meade (Meade) : ^ m u

SCS—Co. Court House. AVork unit off.—Tech.

assistance to Meade Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Robert D. Lippert.

Medicine Lodge (Barber):

SCS—113X. Main. Work unit off.—Tech. assistance to Barber Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Victor

A. Griswold.

Minneapolis (Ottawa):

SCS—305 W. Second. Work unit off.—Tech. assistance to Ottawa Co. Soil Conserv Dist.; (4)

Willard L. McFillen.

Mound City (Linn): _ ,

ses—Mead Bldg. Work unit off.—Tech. assist

anee to Linn Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Roscoe

D. Long.

Ness-City (Ness):

SCS—Co. Court House. Work unit off.—Tech.

assistance to Ness Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

William B. Sorensen.

Newton (Karvcy):

SCS—Citv Bldg. Work unit off.—Tech. assistance to" Harvey Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Elbert J. Green.

Norton (Norton):

FHA—Carter's Bldg. (1) Chester M. Winder.

SCS—213 So. Kans. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Norton Co. SoQ Conserv. Dist.

(3) William A. Wade.

Oakley (Logan):

FHA—Farmers State Bk. Bldg. (1) Walter C.

Winget. (Serves Logan, Scott, Wallace and

Wichita Cos.)

SCS—Farmers State Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech assistance to Logan Go. Soi' Conserv.

Dist.: (2) Julius H. Mai.

Obcrlin (Decatur):

FHA-Meckenstock Bldg. (1) Wilbur E. Hunter.

(Serves Decatur, Rawlins and Sheridan Cos.)

SCS-122 E. Commercial St, Work Unit Off.—

Tech. as.sjstance to Decatur Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Clarence F. Haverkamp.

Olalhe (Johnson):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Gustav H. Krehbiel.

(Serves Johnson and Wyandotte Cos.)

SCS -P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Johnson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Orville W. Love.

usage City (Osage):

SCS—City Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Osage Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; and

Switzler Creek Watershed Protection Project;

(7) Dwight D. Blaesi.

KANSAS—Continued

Osborne (Osborne): ^ .^

SCS—Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Osborne

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) H. Ray Brown.

Oskaloosa (Jefferson)

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Walter J. Campbell.

SCS—Co. Court House Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Jefferson Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Joseph E. Schrader.

Ottawa (Franklin):

FHA—202 So. Main. (1) Paul W. Archer.

(Serves Franklin and Anderson Cos.)

SCS—3361/Û So. Main. Area Off.—Supervision o.'

work units; (9) Henry W. Schmitz.

201 W. 2nd St. AVork Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Franklin Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Harold C. Stevens.

Paola (Miami):

FHA—USDA Off. (1) John R. Linn.

SCS—Nicholson-Oyster Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Miami Co. Soil Conserv.

Di.st.; (3) Samuel P. Hertha.

Phillipsburg (Phillips):

SCS—623 Fourth St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

as.sistance to Phillips Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Alton D. Kale.

Pittsburg (Crawford):

AMS, DA—Rm. 3, 5231.^ N. Broadway. Milk

market order admin.; (9) W. M. Costello.

ARS-MI—c/o The Hull & Dillion Packing Co.

W. Fourth St. Meat inspection; (3) Dr. P. C.

Denney.

Pratt (Pratt) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) D. Ronald Musser.

(Serves Pratt, Barber, Comanche, KJngman and

Kiowa Cos.)

SCS—106 W. Fourth. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Pratt Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Earl L. Stadel.

Russell (Russell):

SCS—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Russell Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) E. Kirk Baker.

St. Francis (Cheyenne):

SOS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Cheyenne Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) E. Wa5'ne Brenn.

St. John (Staitord):

FHA —Courthouse. (1) Max D. Roberts.

(Serves Stafford, Barton, Edwards, Pawnee

Cos.)

SCS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Stafford Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Glenn W. Spring.

Salina (Saline) :

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Joe CuUey. (Serves

Saline, Ellsworth, McPherson and Ottawa Cos.)

SCS—llih West Iron. State Off.—Admini

stration SCS Program in the State; (30) Fred J.

Sykes.

P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance

to Saline Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Jay H.

Payne.

Scott City (Scott):

SCS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Scott Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Willis U. Woodruff.

Sedan (Chautauqua) :

SCS—113 W. Main. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Chautauqua Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

and Upper Bee Creek Watershed Protection

Proj.; (3) Nova D. Atwood.

Seneca (Nemaha) :

FHA—Wassenberg Bldg. (1) Samuel W. Kerr,

(Serves Nemaha and Browu Cos.)

SCS—U. S. 36 and 4th St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Nemaha Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) G. Everett Murphy.

Sharon Springs (Wallace) :

SCS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Wallace Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

(3) Glen Alden Lane.

Smith Center (Smith) :

FHA-Courthouse, il) îrvin W. Wagner.

(Serves Smith and Phillips Cos.)

SCS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Smith Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Francis V. Willmeth,
KANSAS—KENTUCKY 95

KANSAS—Continued

Stockton (RookB) :

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to RooJts Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

E. Harmon Lackey.

SubletteCHaskell):

SCS—Co. Court House. Work ünlt Off—Tech,

assistance to Haskeil Co. Soll Conserv. Dist.;

(2)EarlJ.Bondy.

Syracuse (Hamilton) :

FHA—Ave. B & Main St. (1) Ray N. Cottrel.

(Serves Hamilton, Greeley, Kearney and Stanton Cos.)

SCS—Jackson Bldg. AVork Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Hamilton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Fred Meyer, Jr.

Topeka (Shawnee) :

AMS, AES—207 P. 0. Bldp. State-Federal Crop

Reporting Serv.; (6-*8) H. L. Collins.

AMS, FV—420 W. 9th St. Supervision of Federal-state inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables

(0) M. E. Churchill.

AMS, PY—Room 324 Fed. Bldg. Grading poultry products; (4) David H. Long.

ARS, ADE—P. O. Box 439 (office, 204 Fed. Bldg.).

Animal disease erad, projs.; public stockyards

inspection; sanitary handling of import-animal

byproducts, hay and straw; issuance or endorsement of certificates for export livestock. (15)

Dudley B. Pellette.

FHA—306 New England Bldg., State Dir.—

Kansas. (13) Darrel A. Dunn.

ses—Co. Bldg. AYork Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Shawnee Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Victor F. Stuewe.

Tribune (Greeley):

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Greeley Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.,

(2) Russell H. Ray.

Troy (Doniphani:

ses—Thompson Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Doniphan Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Wilber A. Copenhafer.

Ulysses (Grant) :

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Grant Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Carl L. Anderson.

Wakeeney (Trego) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) C. Edward Snyder.

(Serves Trego, Gove, Land and Ness Cos.)

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Trego Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

William C. Crawford.

Washington (Washington):

FHA-Courthouse. (1) Gerald L. Ward.

8CS—120 So. Commercial St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Washington Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Donald F. Miller.

Wellington (Sumner):

FHA-Masonic Bldg. (1) George B. Kirkpatrick.

(Serves Sumner, Harper and Sedgwick Cos.)

SCS—Masonic Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Sumner Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Roy S. Higginbotham.

Westmoreland (Pottawatomie) :

ses—Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Pottawatomie Co. Sou Conserv. Dist.; (4) Kenneth

T. SherrUl.

Witchita (Sedgwick):

AMS-DA—Room 310, 352 N. Broadway. Milk

market order pdmin.; (2) M. M. Morehouse.

AMS-GR—Federal Bldg. Admin. Grain Standards Act; Bean and Pea Inspection; Commodity

Inspection; (3) G. G. Griffin.

AM S-L8—Livestock Exchange Bldg. IMarket

News serv.; (2) W. L. Newport; Meat grading

serv.; (3) J. M. Lynes; Admin, of Packers &

Stockyards Act; (1) L. J. Waller.

AMS-WA—P. O. Bldg., Rm. 401. Enforcement

of U. S. Warehouse Act (grain, wool, and other

prod.); (8) Otto P. Harren.

ARS-MI—21 Live Stock Exchange Bldg. Meat

inspection; (24) Dr. L. P. Sullivan.

8CS—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Sedgwick Go. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Louis B. Earle.

KANSAS—Continued

Winfield (Cowley):

FIIA-P. 0. Bldg. (1) Homer C. Wood.

SCS—915 Millington St. Work Unit Off.-Toch.

assistance to Cowley Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Sylvester H. Keller.

Yates Center (Woodson):

FHA-202 W. Rutledge, (1) Frank R. Lewis.

SCS-202 W. Rutledge. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Woodson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Christopher C. Graham.

KENTUCKY

Albany (CUnton):

FHA—Sewell Bldg. (1) John B. Dorris. (Serves

Clinton and Cumberland Cos.)

SCS—Sewell Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Clinton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Joseph 0. Landrum.

Alexandria (Campbell):

SCS—10 E. Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Campbell Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Frank T. Harris.

Ashland (Boyd):

SCS—Third National Bank Bldg. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (2) Jack A. Jones.

Barbourville (Enox):

FHA—First State Bank Bldg. (1) Lyle T.

Harmon. (Serves Knox, Bell, Clay, and

Whitley Cos.)

SCS—First State Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Knox Co. Sou Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Otto Mills.

Bardstown (Nelson):

FHA—County Off. Bldg. (1) John H. Burris.

(Serves Nelson, Bullitt and Spencer Cos.)

SCS—Nelson Co, Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units. (3) Andrew J. Lisle.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Nelson

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) J. Allen Parker.

Bard well (Carlisle):

SCS—Dadie M. Fisher Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Carlisle Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) John L. Owen.

Beattyville (Lee):

SCS—Kincaid Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Lee Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Reuben McKenzie.

Bedford (Trimble):

ses—Clem Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Trimble Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. (1)

Arley E. Denham.

Benton (Marshall):

SCS—Fergerson Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Marshall Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Herbert L. Anderson.

Berea (Madison):

FS—Short St. Rockcastle Ranger Dist.; (4)

6. G. Hue.

Booneville (Owsley):

SCS—C. R. Thompson Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Owsley Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Thurman N. Powell.

Bowling Green (Warren):

FHA—Federal Bldg. (2) Ambrose B. Camp.

(Serves Warren and Simpson Cos.)

SCS—528 East Main St. Area Off.—Supcrvúsion

of Work Units (5) Joe W. Little.

527 Ea.st Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Warren Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Frank G. Melton.

Brandenburg (Meade):

SCS—Applegate Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Meade Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Huel I. Teasley.

Brooksville (Bracken):

SCS—Bracken Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Bracken Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Aaron L, Gant.

Brownsville (Edmonson):

SCS—Edmonson Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Edmonson Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) John R. Clifford.
96 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

KENTUCKY—Continued

Burkesvilie (Cumberland):

SCS-Farmers Ejch. Bldg. Work Unit OffTech, assistance to Cumberland Co. Soil CODserv. Dist.; (1) Carl R. Adams.

Burlington (Boone):

ses—Boone Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Boone Co. Soil Conscrv

Dist.; (1) Floyd E. Kells.

^*gC^slTp.^1^: Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Trigg Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Boyd Champion.

Calhoun (McLean): TT •<. nir

ses—Farm Bureau Bldg. ^\ ork Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to McLean Co. SoiJ Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Hoyt McKeehan.

Campbellgville (Taylor) : ^ . ^ TT

FHA—Hubbard Bldg. (1) Forrest J. Hogue.

(Serves Taylor and Green Cos.)

SCS-Atlas Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Taylor Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

James W. Nance..

Campton (Wolfe) : __ ^^^ ^ „,

FHA—Ingram and Murphy Bldg. (1) Jes.'^e W.

Johnson. (Serves Wolfe, Meniiee, and Powell

ses—Murphy Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Wolfe Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

and Red River Watershed Protection Proj.;

(2) Morris P. Caudill.

Carlisle (Nicholas): ^^ ^ ^

ses—P 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Nicholas Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Marion W. Belt.

Carrollton (Carroll):

FHA—Lee Bldg. (1) Rob Roy Norton. (Serves

Carroll, Boone, and Gallatin Cos.)

ses—Ralph Taylor Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to CarroJl Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Woodrov? Slone.

Catlettsburg (Boyd): _ ,

ses—2707 Louisa St. Work Unit Off.-Tech

assistance to Boyd Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Charles A. Ramey.

Clinton (Kickman): ^ ,

Ses-Gazette Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Hickman Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

(3) Woodson D. Franklin.

Columbia (Adair) :

FHA—Jones Bldg. (1) John M. Shelley. (Serves

Adair and Metcalfe Cos.)

ses-Bradshaw Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Adair Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Noel L. Lea.

Cynthiana (Harrison):

ses—Williams Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Harrison Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.:

(4) Thomas H. Ford.

Danville (Boyle):

ses-Walker Eye Clinic Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Boyle Co. Soil Con.serv.

Dist.; (1) Harvey J. Lewis, Jr.

Dawson Springs (Caldwell, Hopkins, Christian):

ses—Old Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Tradewater Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) MetuUus A. Barnes.

Dixon (Webster):

ses-Mounts Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Webster Co Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Marvin O. Hust.

Eddyville (Lyon):

SCS—Jas. Lester Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Lyon Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

T..iston L. Rudolph.

Edmonton (Metcalf):

ses—Board of Educ. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Metcalf Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Wilham C. Butler.

Elizabethtown (Hardin) :

ses—Hardin Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Hardin Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) John S. Loyd.

Elklon (Todd):

FHA—Campbell Bldg. (1) Carrol W. Barnard.;

(Serves Todd and Christian Counties SubofiBce at Hopkinsville in Christian Co.)

KENTUCKY—Continued

Elkton (Todtl): _,^ „. ,

ses—Union Benovelent Soc. No. 7 Bldg. \\ork

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Todd Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Frederick O. Allcock,

Falmouth (Pendleton): ^ -r ^^ ,a

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (2) George C. Letton (Serves

Pendleton, Campbell <fc Harrison Cos.).

ses—Shelby Hotel Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Pendleton Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. (2) J. Stark Davis.

Flemingsburg (Fleming) :

FHA—Wright Hdv7. Bldg. (1) John L. Zachary.

(Serves Fleming r.nd Nicholas Cos.)

ses-Odd Fellows Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision

of Work Units (4) Delos W. Orcutt.

ses—Old P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Fleming Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) John H. Parke, Jr.

Frankfort (Franklin):

AMS, FV—state Capitol Bldg. Market news

service on fruits and vegetables; (1) L. G.

Matherly.

ARS, ADE—714 McClure Bldg. An. Disease

Erad. Proj.; sanitary handling of import animal

byproducts, hay and straw; issuance or endorsement of certificates for export livestock. (13)

Emery E. Coshow.

ses-222-224 St. Claire St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Franklin Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Robert C. Green.

Franklin (Simpson):

ses—209 Cedar St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Simpson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Broadus J. White.

Frenchburg (Menifee) :

ses—Masonic Hall. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Menifee Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) C. Jerome Heironymus.

Georgetown (Scott):

ses—Scott Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Scott Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Florian C. Ewen.

Glasgow (Barren) :

FHA—Co. Garage Bldg. (1) Ralph S. Patterson.

(Serves Barren, Allen & Monroe Cos.)

ses—309 N. Rose St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Barren Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Lawrence I Tidrow.

Grayson (Carter):

ses-Wilhoit Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Carter Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Hugh B. Morrison.

Greensburg (Green):

ses—Durham Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Green Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

William J. Ashbrook.

Greenup (Greenup):

ses-Braden Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Greenup Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Wayne W. Cornette.

Greenville (Muhlenberg) :

FHA—Dexter Bldg. (1) Louis H. Villines.

(Serves Muhlenberg, Butler and Ohio Cos.)

ses—Dexter & Co, Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Muhlenberg Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Everett Pruitt,

Hardinsburg (Breckinridge):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) James T. Brookshiro

(serves Breckinridge and Meade counties),

ses-McGary Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Breckenridge Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. and Rough River Watershed Protection

Proj.; (3) Leroy Jarboe.

Harlan (Harlan):

Green Miller Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Harlan Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

James W. Kennamer.

Harrodsburg (Mercer):

FHA-P. 0. Bldg. (1) Clyde W. Shotwell

(serves Mercer, Anderson and Washington

counties),

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Mercer Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) James

C. Zachary.
KENTUCKY 97

KENTUCKY—Continued

Hartford (Ohio) :

ses—Ohio Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-

Tcch. assistance to Ohio Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Herbert C. Cary.

Hawesvllle (Hancock):

ses—Herzog Bldg. Work Unit Off,—Tech,

assistance to Hancock Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Edgar R. Smith.

Hazard (Perry):

SCS—Wootton Bldg. Area Oft,—Supervision of

Work Units (3) Harvey D. Bradlov.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Perry

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Robert H.Marcuni.

Henderson (Henderson):

ses—Farm Bureau Bldg. Work Unit OtT.—

Tech. assistance to Henderson Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Carey W. Summers,

HIckman (Fulton):

ses—Hickman City Bldg, Work Unit OtT,—

Tech, assistance to Fulton Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Charles A, Meunier.

Hîndman (Knott) :

SCS—L. C. Young Bldg. Work Unit Off,-

Tech. assistance to Knott Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(J) William A. Hays.

Hodgenville (Larue):

ses—Mary Anderson Theater Bldg, Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Larue Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. (2) Charles A. McElroy.

Hopkinsville (Chrietian):

FHA—Bostick Bldg. (0) Floyd L. Hooks (suboffice of county office at Elkton in Todd county).

SCS-^Ol W. Ninth St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Christian Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) William C. Lowry,

Hyden (Leslie):

ses—Keen Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. a.ssistanceto Leslie Co Soil Consorv. Dist.; (1) William

H. Dempsey.

Independence (Kenfon):

ses—Kenton Co. Courthouse, Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Kenton Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Kendrick Keith.

Inez (Martin) :

ses-Eden Presbyterian Church Bldg. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Martin Co, Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Lucian A. Ayers.

Irvine (Estill):

ses—Williams Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Estill Co, Soil Conserv. Dist,, (3)

James R. Killian.

Jackson (Breathitt) :

FHA—P. O, Bldg, (0) Charles E, Brumback

(serves Breathitt, Harlan, Knott, Lee, Leslie,

Letcher, Owsley and Perry counties),

ses—Crawford Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Breathitt Co. Soil Conserv, Dist.;

(1) Wmiam P. AIcorD.

Jamestown (Rassell):

FHA—Bank Bldg. (2) Robert T. Harrison,

ses—Miller Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Russell Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Noble E. Howard,

LaGrange (Oldham) :

FHA—Bk. of Oldham Co. Bldg. (1) William K.

Rouse (serves Oldham and Trimble counties),

ses-J, M. Bergen Bldg, Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Oldham Co, Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Walter H. Johnson.

Lancaster (Garrard) : _

ses—National Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech assistance to Garrard Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Joe H. Hamilton.

Lawrenceburg (Anderson):

ßCS—White Bros. Bldg. Work Unit Off,—Tech.

assistance to Anderson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Jerome W. Dawson.

Lebanon (Marion) : „

ses—Old Court Square Bldg, Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Marion Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Charles M. Probus.

Leitchiield (Grayson):

FHA—County Jail Bldg. (1) David O. Barton.

(Serves Grayson and Edmonson Cos.)

ses—Grayson Co. Courthouse, Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Grayson Co. Soü Conserv.

Dist.;(2)BertK.Yeiser.

KENTUCKY—Continued

Lexington (Fayette):

AMS, AEC—Dopt, of Rural Sociol. Univ. of Ky.

Coop, research on farm population and rural

life; fO) Robert E. Galloway.

AMS, TB—Bin-ley Tobacco Growers .^ss'n, Bldg.,

620 So. Broadway. Enforcement of Tob. Insp.

Act involving the inspection and cortificalioii of

tobacco sold on auction markets; tecii, nssistariee

to proiluccrs in the prej). of tobacco for riiaikct;

and conductor TB Market New?; (l47-*9) James

W. Greene.

ARS, FC—state Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Clover

impr. and disease invest,; (*2) Ernest N, Fergus.

Burley tobacco invest.; (1-*1) Charles E.

Bortnor.

A sec—Dudley School Bldg. Mill and Maxwell

Sts. Responsible for carrying out agri. adjustment, price support and agri, conserv. programs.

(78) James R. Rash, Jr., Chairman,

FES—Coll. of Agri., Univ. of Ky. Directs the

StAte programs of coop, ext, work, Frank J,

Welch, Dir.

FHA-231 W. MaxweUSt. State Dir.-Ky, (13)

Earl Riayhew.

(2) Everett P. Bleidt (Serves Fayetle, Bourbon, Clark, Jessamine, Scott, and Woodford

Cos.)

ses—231 W. Maxwell St, State Off.—Adm.

ses program in the State (21-*1) Hubbard K.

Gavie.

1095 W. High St. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units (0) Fay 0. Towncs.

Work Unit Off,—Tech, assistance to Fayette

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Otis L. Williams.

Liberty (Casey):

FHA-City Hall Bldg. (1) Rolland 0. Grimv.ood. (Serves Casev and Marion Cos.)

SCO—City Hall. A\ ork Unit Oil—Tech. assi.stance to Casev Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Barnett C. Jewell.

London (Laurel):

FHA—Catching Bldg. (1) Lislle H, Yaden.

(Serves Laurel and Jacl<son Cos. Sub-olKce at

McKee in Jackson Co.),

FS—P, O. Bldg. Sublimity Ranger Dist.; (4)

S. W. Campbell,

ses—Main and Seventh St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Laurel Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) William L. Browning.

Louisa (Lawrence):

ses—Main Cross and Perry. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Lawrence Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist,; (I) W- Ray Becknell.

Louisvile (Jefferson) :

AMS, AES—505 Fed. Bldg. State-Fed. Crop

Reporthag Serv.; (7) H, F. Bryant,

AMS, DA—Times Courier Bldg. Market news

service on dairy and poultry prod.; (^1) E. L.

Clark.

605 Storks Bldg. Milk market order admin.;

(12) R. E. Arnold.

AM8, OR-P. O, Bldg. Adm, Grain Standards

Act; Commodity Insp.; (2) J. W, Wesson.

AMS, LS—231 Livestock Exch, Bldg, Market

news service; (2) G, B, Fundis; Adm, of Packers

and Stockyards Act; (1) P. 0. Drake; Meat

Grading serv.; (2) F. Stark,

ARS, ADE—Room 114, Livestock Exch. Bldg.

Bourbon Stockyards. Public stockyards nsp.;

(2) William C. Glockner.

ARS, MI—c/o Emmart Packing Co., Inc. 1228

Story Ave. Meat insp.; (25) Dr. J. A. Ellens.

ses—U. S. p. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to JelTcrson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Roy L. Roman.

Madisonville (Hopkins)

ses-Hopkins Co. Courthouse, Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Hopkins Co. Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (3) Ted Burris.

Manchester (Clay) :

ses—House Bros. Bldg, Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Clay Co. Soli Conserv.

Dist.; (1) John D. Tignor.

Marion (Crittenden) :

yHA—Orme House. (1) Jack J. Scott. (Serves

Crittenden, Livingston, Webster, and Union

Cos.)
98 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

KENTUCKY—Continued

Marion (Crittenden)-Continued .^ ^„ ^ ,

SCS-Orme House. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Crittenden Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) George E. Strickler.

Mayfield (Graves): , „^ _, ,

AMS. TB-North and N. Twelfth Sts. Enforcement of Tob. Insp. Act involving the inspection

and certification of tobacco sold on auction

markets and'tech. assistance to producers in

the prep, of tobacco for market; (8) William M

Whitnel. , .„ ^

FHA—Courthouse. (2) Raymond E. Hogue.

(Serves Graves, Marshal!, Galloway, Hickman,

and Fulton Cos.) ^^ ^

ses—Graves Co. Courthouse. Area Ofl.—Super

vision of work units. (4) Norman Terry.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Graves

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Warren C. Holt.

Mayeville (Mason):

FHA—Hord BWR. (2) James L. Rawhngs

(Serves Mason, Bracken, and Robertson Cos.)

SCS—Mason Co. Farm Bureau Bid?. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assi.stance to Mason Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.: (1) Edwin E. King.

McKee (Jackson): ^ r,

FHA—Tussey Bldg. (0) Glenn E. Spradiin.

(Sub-office of Co. Off. at London in Laurel Co.).

SCS—Tussey Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Jackson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Edgar B. Russell.

Monticello (Wayne):

FHA-Monticello Bk, Bldg. (1) Ancil C. Wilkinson. (Serves Wayne and McCreary Cos.)

SCS—Monticello Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Wayne Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) John A. Powell, Jr.

Morehead (Rowan):

FS—Maples Bldg., Main St. Red River Ranger

Dist.; (4) G. E. Nietzold.

SCS-Caudill Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech

assistance to Rowan Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) John D. Alexander.

Morganfield (Union):

SCS—Union Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Union Co, Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Roy L. Graff.

Morgantown (Butler):

SCS—Forgy Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Butler Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Hubert L. Hickey.

Mt. Olivet (Robertson):

SCS—Lanham Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Robertson Co. Soil Conse4v. Dist.;

(3) Douglas B. Redman.

Mt. Sterling (Montgomery):

SCS—Montgomery Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Montgomery Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist. P) Joe Ellis Jr.

Mt. Vernon (Rockcastle) :

SCS—Board of Ed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Rockcastle Co. Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (1) Clay A. Colson.

Munfordville (Hart):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) James R. Kabler.

(Serves Hart, Hardin, and Larue Cos.)

SCS—Cann Arcade. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Hart Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Lark J. Northern, Jr.

Murray (Calloway):

SCS—Swann Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. as

sistance to Calloway Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

(2) Yandal Wrather.

New Castle (Kenry) :

FHA—Citizens Bank Bldg. (1) Wm. R. Harper

SCS—Coomes Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Henry Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) William E. McGaughey.

NicV.olasville (Jessamine):

SCS—Nicholas Amuse. Co. Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Jessamine Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Mahlon P. Nichols.

Owensboro (Daviess)

FHA-202 Masonic Bldg. (2) Orem LaMaster.

(Serves Daviess, Henderson, McT^ean, and

Hancock Cos.).

KENTUCKY—Continued

Owensboro (Daviess)—Continued

SCS—113-115 E. Third St. Area Off.—Supervision of work units (4) Edward P. Tichenor.

Hager Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Daviess Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Charles W. Loyal.

O wen ton (Owen):

FHA—Thomas Furniture Store Bldg. (1) Martm

L. Williams.

SCS—Madison St. Work Unit Off.-Tech assistance to Owen Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Charles V. McDaniel.

Owingsville (Balh):

FHA—Glenn Perry Bldg. (1) Granville E.

Kitchen. (Serves Bath and Montgomery Cos.).

SCS—Jimmie Tincher Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Bath Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) George L. Gibson.

Paducah (McCracken):

SCS—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. asdstance to McCracken Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

Herbert F. Smith.

PaintEville (Johnson):

FHA—Hager Bldg. (1) Hughel D. Phillips.

(Serves Johnson, Floyd, Pike, Martin, Lawrence, and Boyd Cos.).

SCS—Hager Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to .Johnson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Walter McKenzie.

Paris (Bourbon):

SCS—Bourbon Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Bourbon Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist. (2) David N. Grimwood.

Pikeville (Pike):

SCS—Fraley Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech assistance to Pike Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Duncan Rose.

Pineville (Bell) :

SCS—McCarty Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Bell Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Roscoe Isaacs, Jr.

Frestonburg (Floyd):

SCS—Sizemore and Blevins Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Floyd Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. (2) Landmon R. Johnson.

Princeton (Caldwell) :

ARS, FC—Western Ky. Substa. (coop.) Dark

and hurley tobacco invest.; (*1) Harold A.

Skoog.

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Henry E. Brandon, Jr.

(Serves Caldwell, Lyon, Trigg, and Hopkins

Cos.).

SCS—Caldwell Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Caldwell Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Oliver C, Allcock.

Richmond (Madison):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) James A. Osbome.

(Serves Madison, Estill, and Garrard Cos.).

SCS-Oldham Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Madison Co. Sou Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Thomas P. Etherington.

Russellville (Logan):

FHA-Co. Hwy. Bldg. (4) Wm. E. Shanklin.

SCS—Model Hotel Bldg. Work Unit Off—Tech.

assistance to North Logan Soil Conserv.-Dist.;

(1) Royce W. Ladd.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to South

Logan Soil Conserv. Dist. (2) Davis P. Holland.

Salyersville (Magofiin):

SCS—Cisco Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Magofiin Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

WiUiam J. Cantrell.

Sandy Fook (Elliott):

SCS—Elliott Co. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Elliott Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Marion Mason.

Scottsville (Allen) :

SCS—Marton Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Allen Co. SoU Conserv. Dist.; (1)

James M. Slinker.

Shelbyville (Shelby):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) H. French Smoot.

(Serves Shelby, Franklin, and Jefferson Cos.).

SCS—Shelby Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Shelby Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; and Plum Creek Watershed Protection

Proj.; (4) Frank E. Rohrer.
KENTUCKY—LOUISIANA 99

KENTUCKY—Continued

Shepherdsville (Bullitt) :

ses—BuJlitt Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Biillitt Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Cecil G. Feltner.

Smithland (Livingefon) :

ses—Duke Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Livingston Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Robert E, Powell.

Somerset (PuIaHki):

FHA-Ky. Utilities Bldg. (1) John W, Fietz.

FS—Ky. Utilities Bldg. Pulaski Ranger Dist.;

(4) H. H. Bush,

ses—102 W, Columbia St. Area Off.—Supervision oí work units (4) Alton B, Rogers.

Ky. Utilities Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Pulaski Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Elmus R. Hutchens, Sr.

Springfield (Washington)

ses—Pettus Lumber Co. Bldg. Work Unit Off.

—Tech. assistance to Washington Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) John B. Bauer.

Stanford (Lincoln):

FHA—Courthouse Annex. (1) Robert C. Winn.

(Serves Lincoln, Boyle, and Rockcastle Cos.)

ses-Lincoln Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Lincoln Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. and Upper Green River Watershed Protection Proj.; (4) Leonard M, Lackey.

Stanton (Powell)

ses-Masonic Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Powell Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Jack S. Kidd.

Stearns (McCreary):

FS—Forest Serv. Bldg. Laurel Ranger District;

(6) S. C. Ockers.

Taylorsville (Spencer):

SCS—Farm Bureau Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Spencer Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. and Plum Creek Watershed Protection

Proj.; (I) John B. Carr.

Tomkinsville (Monroe):

SCS—Board of Ed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Monroe Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) David R. Waiden,

Vanceburg (Lewis):

FHA—Locker Bldg. (I) Frank H. Haynes.

(Serves Lewis, Greenup, and Carter Cos.)

SCS—Tannian Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lewis Co. Soil Conserv. Dist., (1)

Theodore R. Allen.

Versailles (Woodford):

SCS—Woodford Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Woodford Co. SoiJ

Conserv. Dist.; (2) J. Yost Bailey.

Warsaw (Gallatin):

ses—Kate Renyer Prop, Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Gallatin Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Ralph C. Johnson.

West Liberty (Morgan) :

FHA—Earl May Bldg. (2) R, Gay Blair.

(Serves Morgan, MagofBn, Elliott, and Rowan

Cos.)

SCS—Stacey Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Morgan Co, Soil Conserv, Dist,;

(2) Berlyn Brown,

Whitesburg (Letcher):

SCS—Main St. and Webb Ave. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Letcher Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) John H, Jordan.

Whitley City (McCreary) :

SCS—Conatser Bldg, Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to McCreary Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Wilbur Halcomb.

Wickliffe (Ballard):

FHA—Courthotise. (1) Guy Warren. (Serves

Ballard, McCracken, and Carlisle Cos.)

SCS—Citizens State Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Ballard Co. Soil

Conserv, Dist.; (1) James L. Crass.

Williaragburg (Whitley) :

FS—White Bldg. Jellico Ranger District; (5)

E. H. Meekins.

SCS—White Bldg. Work Unit OS,—Tech.

assistance to Whitley Co. Boll Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Huel Bula,

KENTUCKY—Continued

Williamstown (Grant):

FHA-Grant Co. Deposit Bank Bldg. (I)

Samuel T. Harrison. (Serves Grant, and

Kenton Cos.)

SCS—Bank of Williamstown Bldg. Work Unit

Off,—Tech. assistance to Grant Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. (3) Richard H. Morris.

Winchester (Clark):

FS—P. 0. Bldg. Cumberland Nat. Forest

Headquarters- (8) R. F. Collins,

ses—Masonic Temple Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech.- a,ssistance to Clark Co, Soil Conserv.

Dist. (1) Edward L. Sanders.

LOUISIANA

Abbeville (Vermillion):

AMS, GR—Railroad Ave. and Main St. Rice

Insp; (I-*3) P. L, Cart.

FHA—Parish Courthouse. (Î) Leonard HoUier.

ses—Parish Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Iberia—Vermilion

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Paul D. Landry.

Alexandria (Rapides):

AMS, AE8—Dept. of Agr. Bldg. 1517-6th St.

State-Fed. Crop Reporting Serv.- (8) C. O.

AMS, CN—Clth Park. Cotton classification,

cotton quality statistics cotton market news,

and cottonseed Insp,; (3-18) Harvey B. Martin.

ARS, FC—P. O. Box 1192. (coop.) Weed control resMíarcb; (1) Fred A. Peevy.

ARS, PPC—P. 0. Box 1731. Quarantine operations against the pink bollworms; (4) H. L.

Alford. (—) A, L. AndersonASCC—1517 Sixth St. Responsible for carrying

out agriv adj. price support and agri. conserv.

programs, (38) Lloyd A. Mullin, Chairman.

FHA-1517 Sixth St. State Dir.—Loni.<ilana.

(18) Fritz L. Spencer.

P. 0. Annex Bldg. (1) Dalton S. Cbiasson.

FS—Agrl. Bldg. 1517 Sixth St. Research In forest

production and range management in longleaf

pine forests- (4) John T. Cassady.

1517 Sixth St. Klsatchie National Forest

Headquarters; (17) H. S. Redding.

501-29 Murray St. Evangeline Ranger Dist.;

(4) Bryce Ledford.

ses—1517 Sixth St. State Off.—Adm. SCS

program in the State* (26) Harold B, Martin.

Fifth and Johnston, Area Off.-Supervision

of work units; (9) Oren 0. Moore.

Fifth and Johnston, Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lower W, Red River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Guy R. Jones.

Amîte (Tanglpahoa):

ARS, PPC— 8 Guaranty Trust Bank Bldg.

Sweetpotato Weevil Control (2-*17) W. B.

HoUingswortb,

FHA-Kopfier Bldg. (2) Carl M. Bums.

SCS—Kopfler Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

as.sistance to Bogue Chitto-Pearl River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (5) Gurley H. Mixon.

Arcadia (Bienville);

FHA—First Nati. Bank Bldg. (1) Clyde Lee

Butler.

SCS-First Nati. Bank Bldg, Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Saline Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) James M. Crawford.

Bastrop (Morehouse):

FHA—Martin Bldg. (2) Milton E, Wilks.

SCS—113 W. Jefferson. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Northeast Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) George 8. Montgomery.

Baton Rouge (East Baton Rouge):

AMS, FV—State Capitol Rm. 901. Supervision

of Fed.-State Insp, of fresh fruits and vegetables;

(0) W. T. McNabb.

AMS, MR—Dept. of Agri. Engineering, Louisiana

State Univ. Investigations to determine the

optimum conditions for drying of ric« with

radio-freciuency energy; (0) Finis T. Wratten,
100 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

LOUISIANA—Confinued

Baton Rouge (East Baton Rouge)—Continued

ARS, ADE—P. O. Box 1391 (office, 32(3 Post Office

Bldp.) Animal disease eradication proj.; sani

tary handling of import animal byproducts, hay

and itraw; issuance or endorsement of certificates

for export livestocli; (99) Ernest E. Saulmon.

ARS, ENT—Apri. Center State Univ. Mailing

Address: Univ. Sta., Baton Roupe. Biol. control of sugarcane borer; (1) Robert W. Burrell.

(Sub-laboratory of Hoiuna La.)

AT^S, ENT—University Sta. Investigation.«? on

r-ethnds of queen rearing, packaie-bee production and genetics of bees. (5) Warren Whitcomb Jr. _ TT . r,^

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta., Univ. Sta.

(coop.). Corn prod, and breeding; (1-*1) Hugo

Stoneberg. ^ ^ x, ,

Cotton disease invest.; (1) David C. Neal.

Sovbean invest.; (*1) John P. Cray. Soybean

disease invest.; (*1) William H. Stroube.

ARS, HCR—State Agri. Expt. Sta., Agronomy—

Hort. Bldg. Sweetpotato breeding and improvement and variety testing; potato diseases;

investigations on onion culture and resistance

to disea.ses and insects; breeding and testing

improved vegetable .strains and varieties for

superior ddaptation;.(3-n) Theodore P. Dykstra.

ARS, PE—Dept. Agr. Econ., Louisiana State U.

Research, stat. and serv. work in econ. of agr.

production, incl. adjustments in prod, to prospective demands; farm labor re(|Uirements and

productivity; costs and returns; econ. prob,

relating to farm credit, investment, taxation,

insurance, land and water use, land values, and

tenure, (0) Troy Mullins.

ARS. SWC—Agr. Engin. Bldg., La. State Univ.

Soil and water mgt. investigations; (2) Irwin L.

Saveson.

FES-La. State Univ. and Agr. andMech. Coll.,

Univ. Sta. Directs the State programs of Coop.

Ext. work. H. C. Sanders Dir.

FHA—American Legion BMg. (0) Walter R.

Daniel. (Serves East Baton Rouge East

Ascension and Livingston Parishes.)

ses—304 North Blvd: Work Unit Ofï.—Tech.

assistance to Feliciana Soil Conserv. Dist. (1)

Thomas D. Stewart Jr.

Ben Ion (Bossier):

FAH—Courthouse Annex. (1) Gerald G. Colvin.

ses—Parish Agri. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Dorcheat Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Joel B. Slack.

Bogalusa (Washington):

ARS, AE—U. S. Tung Lab., P. O. Bldg. Tung

nut production and harvesting equip, research;

(1) Rudolph E. Jezek.

ARS, HCR—U. S. Field Lab. for Tung Investigations, P. O. Box 812. Investigations on tung

propagation and culture, breeding and selection,

testing varieties, maint, of soil fertility, and

mineral nutrition; (8-*l) George F. Potter.

ARS, SU—Rra. 202, P. 0. Bldg., Utilization

research on tung oil and meal; (4) Robert S.

McKinney.

Breaux Bridge (St. Martin):

ses-Parish Agri. Bldg., Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Grand Coteau Ridge Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Stanford B. Gauthier.

Clinton (East Feliciana):

FHA-Old Clinton High School Bldg. (1) L.

Cullen Shows. (Serves East Feliciana and

^^'est Feliciana Parishes.)

ses-Old High School Bldg. Work Unit Oflf.-

Tech. assistance to Feliciana Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Alfred Á. Cain.

Colfax (Grant):

FH A—Lora Dunnam Home; (1) C. Ray McEachern.

ses-Old Bank Bldg. Work Unit Ofî.—Tech.

assistance to Lower East Red River Soil Conserv.

Dist,; {'¿) Lawrence R. Daniel.

Columbia (Caldwell):

FHA—King Bldg. (1) George D. McKnight.

ees-King Bldg., Church St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Boeuf River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Thomas 0. Arrington.

LOUISIANA—Continued

Convent (St. James):

ses—Parish Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to New River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Chalmus M, George.

Coushatta (Red River):

FHA—Parish Courthouse. (1) GeorgeM. Gllmer.

(Serves Red River and DeSota Parishes.)

SCS-Parish Adm. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Saline Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Patterson W. Strother.

Covington (St. Tammany) :

ses—118 Boston St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Bogue Chitto—Pearl River Soil

Conserv. Di.st.; (3) Frank P. Scheurmann.

Crowley (\rad\n):

AIMS. GR—Duson Bldg. Rice Insp.; (1-*C)

M.J. Kloor.

ARS, ENT—Ricp Expt. Sta. Research on Insects

attacking rice; Robert W. Helm. (Sub-lab. of

Stillwater, Okla.)

ARS, FC—Rice Expt. Sta. (coop.). Rice breeding, genet., and disea.se invest.; (1) Nelson E.

Jodon.

FHA-.Tail Bldg. (1) Earl G. Hollier.

SCS-Parish Court House Bldg. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (12) Delouis Soileau.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. a,ssistance to Acadia

. Soil Con.serv. Di.st.; (3) Chester F. Bellard.

Denham Springs (Livingston):

ses—Roy JNFiley Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (8) Clyde H. Johnston.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Feliciana

Soil Conserv. Dist. (1) Clyde H. Johnstoa

DeRidder fBeauregard):

FHA—Mar?alise Bldg. (1) Franklin C. Edwards. (Serves Beauregard, Sabine and Vernon

Parishes.)

ses—Marsalise Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assiptance to Calcasieu Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Alton Mangum.

DoraldsonvUle (Assumption):

ses—Parish Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Lower Delta Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Leroy E. Willie.

Farmerville (Union):

FHA—Tugwcll Bldg. 01) William R. Ale.\ander.

ses—Farmerville Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to D'.A.rbonne Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Alfred A. Barnard.

Ferriday (Concordia):

FHA—202 North Second St. (1) Samuel D.

Hamraons.

Franklin (St. Mary):

SCS-Parish Court Hou.se Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to St. Mary Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (.S) Murphy J. Langlinois.

Franklinton (Washington):

FH.\—Courthouse. (1) EarlT. RusseU. (Serves

W.-xshington and St. Tammany Parishes.)

ses—Magee Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assist.'vnce to Bo.eue Chitto—Pearl River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) Neil H, Bullock.

Grambling (Lincoln):

Ses-Paint Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to D'Arbonue Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Leon F. Blankensh'p.

Green-sburg (St. Helena) :

FHA-Courthouse. (2) V. Dempsey McMorris.

Ses-G. W. Adams Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Bogue Chitto—Pearl River

Sou Con-serv. Dist.; (2) Clifton C. CampbeU.

Grctna (JefTerson):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Earl J. Ory. (Serves

Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemine, St. Bernard,

East St. Charles, East St. James, and East St.

John Parishes.)

Hahnvil!e(St. Charies):

SCS-Parish Court House Annex Bldg. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Crescent Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Pervis A. Wiggins.

Hammond (Tangipahoa):

AMS, FV—Southeastern Coll. Campus, P. 0.

Box 151. Standardization and inspection of

processed fruits and vegetables and other related

products; (8) Earl F. Burk.
LOUISIANA 101

LOUISIANA—Continued

Harrisonburg (Catahoula):

SOS—Parish Court Uouse Bldii. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Lower East Red River

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Otis A. Auttonberry

Homer (Claiborne) :

FHA—Homer Ma<?onic Bldg, (1) William L.

Lindscy. (Serves Claiborne and Webster

Parishps.)

FS—Masonic Bide., 104 Main St. Land Utilization Unit; (1) J. 0. Terry.

ses—Masonic Temple Bldp. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to D'Arbonne Sou Conserv.

Dist.; (3) James L. Penuell.

Houma (Terrebonne) :

ARS, AE—U. S. D. A. Sugar Plant Field Sla.

Sugarcane production and harvi'sting machinery

research; (5) Russell M. Ramp.

ARS, SU—U. S. D. A. Sugarcane Field Sta.

Utilization research on sugarcane products;

(2) Royal T. Balch.

ARS, ENT—One mile west of Houma on U. S.

Hwy. 90 (turn right and follow Bayou to U. S.

Sugar Station). P. 0. Box 387. Research on

sugarcane insects; (2) Ralph Mathes.

ARS, FC—U. S. Plant Fid. Sta., Box 470. Sugar

cane path., breeding and agron. invest.; (16)

Ernest V. Abbott.

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Arnold Willis.

ses—Parish Court Hou-^e Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Lafourche—Terrebonne

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Raymond C. Pesnell.

Jeanerette (Iberia) :

ARS, APH—Iberia Livestock Expt. Farm Bee:

Cattle Research; (6) Eugene B. Vernon.

ARS, DHRB-U. S. D. A. Dairy Field Sta.

(Coop.). Iberia Livestock Expt. Farm. Dairy

cattle breeding research to develop strains

of dairy cattle especially adapted to southern

conditions, feeding and management; (7) Samuel

L. Cathcart.

Jena (LaSalle) :

ses—Parish Court House Bldg. Work Unit Off.

Tech. assistance to Lower East Red River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) James E. Cammack.

Jennjns (JefTerson Davis):

ARS. PPC—P. 0. Box 137. Quarantine operations against the pink bollworm; (1) L. B. CofiBn.

FHA—Courthouse.; (1) R. Lowell Moore.

ses-Parish Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Gulf Coast Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Jimmie P. Maxwell.

Jonesboro (Jackson):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) James E. Hall. (Serves

Jackson and Winn Parishes.)

ses-Parish Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Dugdemona Soil Conserv. Dist. ; (2) Linton E. Jones.

JonesTille (Catahoula):

FHA—Community Bldg. (1) Barney R. Cain.

(Serves Catahoula and LaSalle Parishes.)

Lafayette (Lafayette):

ARS, ENT—Southwestern La. Inst. (Box 194)

S. L. I. Sta. Research on methods of treating

sweetpotatoes in relation to sweetpotato

weevil quarantine; C, H. Qaddis.

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Gaston LeBlanc.

ses—Parish Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Grand Coteau Ridge

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Allen C. Morris.

Lake Charles (Calcasieu) :

AMS, GR—401 North Kirkman St. Rice Insp.;

(0-*2) M. A. Giovanni.

ARS, MI—care Swift & Co. Meat insp.; (3) Dr.

C. H. Horcher.

FHA—Assoc. of Commerce Bldg. (1) James E;

Benton. (Serves Calcasieu and Cameron

ses—916 Third Av. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Gulf Coast Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(5) Eloi Primeaux,

Lake Providence (East Carroll)

FHA—Lake Providence Bank Bldg. (6) Joseph

H. LeBeau, Jr. ^

ses-Lake Providence Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Off —Tech, assistance to East Carroll—Madison

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Hugh O. Tidwell.

LOUISIANA—Continued

Leesvillc (Verrón):

FS—Third and I>ee St. Lccsville Ranger Dist.;

(7) A. P. Mu.stian. Jr.

ses-Parish Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Calcasieu Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Clinton L. Harris.

Mansñeld (DcSoto):

SCS-20K—10 Polk St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. as

sistanco to Upper We.st Red River Soil Con.serv.

Dist.; (3) Jesse V. Rnbb.

Many (Sabine):

SCS—Parish Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Upper Sabine Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) P. B. Colvin. Jr.

Marksville (Avoyellcs):

FHA—Masonic Bldg. (2) Louis H. Swann.

ses—Parish Court House Bldg. Work Unit

OtT.—Tech. assistance to Avoyclles—St. Landry

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Coy E. McClung.

Minden (Websíer):

FS—Court House. Land Utilization Unit; (1)

H. G. Dunn.

ses—Parish Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Dorcheat Soil Conserv.

Di<;t.; (4) Fermont W. Hofmeister.

Monroe (Ouachita):

FHA—Heningcr Bldg. (1) Berry W. Wilson, Jr.

Natchitoches (Ñatchlloches):

FHA-P. 0. Bldg. (1) Roy B. Gentry.

SCS—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lower West Red River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (7) Joshua L. Holdman.

New Iberia (Iberia):

FHA—Courthou.se. (1) Nelson P. Hanks. (Serves

Iberia and St. Mary Parishes.)

SCS~Parish Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Iberia—Vermilion Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Dolan P. Klempcter.

New Orleans (Orleans) :

AMR, CN—940 Perdido St. Cotton classification,

certi fication of cotton on futures contracts, cotton

quality statistics, cotton market news, and cottonseed insD.; (6) Clarence C. Tobey.

AMS, D.\—Í412 Masonic Temple Bldg. Market

news service on dairy and poultry prod.; (1-lt)

E. D. Miller.

3709 S. Carrollton Ave. Milk market order

admin.; (10) M. M. Truxillo.

A MS. F V—Masonic Temple Bldg. 333 St. Charies

St. Standardization and insp. of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (6) John C. Kinkley.

Market news service on fruits and vegetables;

(1) EdLson D. Miller.

AMS, GR—333 St. Charles St. Adm. Grain

Standards Act; Bean and Pea Insp.; Rice Insp.;

Commoditv Insp.; (13-*2) W. D. Smith.

AMS, LS—423 Canal St. Meat Grading serv.;

(10) R. A. lagcr.

AMS, WA—Masonic Temple Bldg., Rm. 806.

Enforcement of U. S. Wareh. Act (grain, cotton,

and other prod.); (6) Elgin C. Cowart.

ARS, ADE—804 Masonic Temple Bldg., 333 St.

Charles St. Public stockyards insp.; msp. and

quarantine of import-export animals; sanitary

handling ol import animal byproducts, hay and

straw; (4) E. J. Mcixel.

ARS, MI—802 Masonic Temple Bldg. 333 St.

Charles St. Meat kisp.; (7) Leonard Rue.

ARS, PPC—4425 Bienville Ave. White-fringed

beetle control; (6-*4) C. O. O'BRIEN.

ARS, PQ—Rm. 1409 Masonic Temple Bldg. Supervision of plant quarantine enforcement in

Gulf Coast Area; (2) Samuel R. Morris.

Rm. 319, Customhouse Bide. 423 Canal St.

Plant quarantine enforcement; (15) John C.

Pritchett.

ARS, SU—2100 Robert E. Lee Blvd. Utilization

research on agri. commodities; (360) Charles H.

Fisher. _

CEA—306 Cotton Exch. Bldg. Adm, of the Com

modity Exch. Act; (6) William D, Espy,

CSS—Commodity Office—120 Marais St. Responsible for procurement, fiscal, transp. and

stor, activities pertaining to cotton, cottonseed

and their products and other assigned OSS and

CCe programs.
102 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTWITIES

LOUISIANA—Continued

New Orleans (Orleans)—Continued

rs—704 Lowich Bid?., 2026 Rt. Charles Ave.

Southera Forest Exp. Sta. Research in forest

production, utilization, econoraics, surveys;

ranee and watershed mgmt.; protection from fire,

insftct? and diseases; (4T>) Philip A. Briegleb.

LIB—South. Util. Res. Branch. Provides library

services to stafîol Southern Utilization Research

Branch; (2) Dorothy B. Skau.

ses—421 Gov. Nicholls St. Work Unit Off.-

Ti'ch. assistance to Crescent Soil Conserv. Dist.

(3) Stafford A. Thibodeaux.

New Roads (Pointe Coupe) :

ses—Parish Court House Bids. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Upper Delta Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) Ryan J. Jeansonne.

FHA—Courthouse. (3) Thomas J. Dewey, Jr.

Oakdale (Allen) :

FHA—Collier Bldg. (1) Phil D. McDonald.

Oak Grove (West Carroll):

FHA—Joe Lee Bldg. (5) Billie G. Pigott.

ses—Jesse Lee Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Northeast Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

John H. Hogan.

Oberlin (Allen):

ses—Parish Agri. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Calcasieu Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Jesse G. Goss.

Opelousas (Saint Landry):

ARS, MI—c/o Mouret Packing Co., Inc. 630

North Garland Lane mail, P. O. Box 668.

Meat inspection; (0) Dr. H. C. Berger.

ARS, PPC—«30 W. Vine St. Sweetpotato Weevil

Control (8-*64) H. I. Anderson.

FHA—Courthouse. (2) Raymond P. Martin,

ses-Parish Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Grand Coteau Ridge

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Augustus J. DaGian

Plaquemine (Iberville):

ses—Parish Court House Bldg. Work Unit Off.

—Tech. assistance to Lower Delta Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Paul N. Mayeux.

Pollock (Grant):

FS—Route 2. Catahoula Ranger Dist.; (5) M. B.

Smith.

FS—Stuart Nursery; (3) 0. E. Kingsley.

Port Allen (West Baton Rouge):

FHA—Prison Camp. (1) Joseph F. Butterworth.

(Serves West Baton Rouge and Iberville

Parishes.)

Rayville (Richland):

FHA—Courthouse. (4) Cloyd 0. Hopkins,

ses—Parish Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Boeuf River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) John F. Boughton.

Ringgold (Bienville):

ses—Sabine Soil Conserv. Dist. Bldg. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Saline Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Ernest W. Rees.

Ruston (Lincoln):

FHA-Rainwater Bldg. (1) Paul G. Chapman,

ses—Rainwater Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech

assistance to D'Arbonne Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Don Spencer.

St. Francisviile (West Feliciana):

ses—Old High School Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Feliciana Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Robert O. Butler.

St. Joseph (Tensas) :

FHA—Howard Jones Bldg. (3) Vincent C. Byrd

ses—Jones Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Tensas—Concordia Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) James P. Barbre.

St. Martinville (St. Martin):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (2) Owen J. Resweber.

Shreveport (Caddo) :

ARS, ENT—608 Court House. Biology and control of pecan insects; William C. Pierce.

ARS, HCR—Ü. S. Pecan Field Lab., 606 Court

House. Studies on pecan orchard management;

factors influencing growth, flowering, and nut

setting and filling; mineral nutrition; soil fertility; and disease control; (7) Charles L. Smith.

ARS, MI—c/o Wilson & Co., 318-320 Commerce

St., mail, P. O. Box 81. Meat Insp.; (0) A. M.

Edwards.

LOUISIANA—Continued

Shreveport (Caddo)—Continued

ARS, PPC—501 Oakley St. Quarantine opemtions against the pink bollworm; (2) H. B.

Tittle.

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Alvin B. Landers.

ses—Parish Court House Bldg. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (11) Edgar H. Greene.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Upper

West Red River Soil Conserv. Dist. (4) Harry

J. Hammet.

Tallulah (Madison):

ARS, ENT—Two miles south of Tallulah on U. S.

Hwy. 65, P. 0. Box 830. Investigations on the

biology and control of insects and spider mites

affecting cotton. (5, 4-10 seasonal) Robert C.

Gaines.

FHA—Ycrger Bldg. (3) James H. Bryant.

SeS—Yerger Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (4) Donald L. Riphardson,

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to East

Carroll—Madison Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

William B. Williams, Jr.

Thibodaux (Lafourche) :

FHA-County Agr. Bldg. (1) Fred H. Davis.

(Serves Lafourche, Assumption, West Ascension, West St. Charles. West St. James, and

West St. John Parishes.)

ses—505 St. Louis St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech assistance to Lafourche—Terrebonne SoU

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Otho L. Leblanc.

Thomastown (Madison):

ses-Parish Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to East Carroll—Madison Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Obie L. Masingale.

Vidalla (Concordia) :

SCS—Parish Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Tensas—Concordia

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Rollie H. Spinks.

Ville Platte (Evangeline) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Louis O. Coco.

ses—Parish Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Grand Coteau Ridge

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Alvin J, Curóle.

West Monroe (Ouachita) :

ses—704 Cypress St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Boeuf River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Seaborn R. Aycock.

Winnfield (Winn) :

FS—125 West Main St. Winn Ranger Dist.; (12)

G. M. Tannehill, Jr.

ses—First Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Dugdemona Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Marshall J. Hough.

Winnsboro (Franklin):

AMS, CN—802 Adams St. Cotton classification,

cotton quality statistics, cotton market news,

and cottonseed insp.; (3-26) Clyde H. Lowry.

FHA—Adams Agr. Bldg. (3) Homer E. Echols.

ses—1211 Common St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Northeast Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Jimmie H. Durr.

MAINE

Alfred (York):

FS-Massabesic Expt. For. Research in for.

Sroduction, white pine forests; (3) Thomas W.

IcConkey.

Auburn (Androscoggin):

FS—P. 0. Box 33. Blister rust control; (0) MC.

ses—Flagg*Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Androscoggin Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) LeRoy M. Bingham.

Augusta (Kennebec):

ARS, ADE—204 P. 0. Bldg., 295 Water St. An.

disease eradication proj.; insp. and quarantine of

import-export animals; sanitary handling of

import animal byproducts, hay and straw;

issuance or endorsement of certificates for export

livestock. (34) Granville W. Breed.

FHA—P. 0. Bldg., 295 Water St. (2) Sheldon L,

Ward. (Serves Kennebec, and Sagadahoc Cos.)

FS—state House Annex. Blister rust control

headquarters for Maine and New Hampshire;

(1) P. H. Simmonds.
MAINE 103

MAINE—Continued

Augusta (Kennebec)—Continued

ßCS—P. O. Bldg. Area Off—Supervision of

work units; (26) Howard Y. Forsythe.

Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Kennebec

Co. Soil Conserv. District; (2) Theodore M.

Stone.

Bangor (Penobscot) :

FHA-31 Central St., State Dir.-Maine (4) C.

Wilder Smith. 31 Central St. (1) Archie D.

Clark,

rs—64 Coo Bldg., 15 Cross St. Research in for.

Kroduction spruce-fir fore.sts; (G) Thomas F.

IcLintock.

ses—Columbia Market Bldg. AVork Unit OffTech, assistance to Penobscot County Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Henry E. Libby.

Belfast (Waldo):

FHA—Fkst Nat. Bank Bldp. (4) Robert C,

Farris. (Serves Waldo and Hancock Cos.)

FS—Rm. 2, P. 0. Bldg. Blister rust control; (0)

H.C.Bradbury,

ses—Masonic Temple Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Waldo County Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Ralph T. Grant.

Bridgton (Cumberland) :

FS—40 Main St. Blister rust control; (0) Joseph

B. Pike, Jr.

Caribou (Aroostook):

AMS, FV—P. O. Box 430. Supervision oí Fed.^

State insp. of fresh fmits and vegetables; (0)

Myron U. VanKirk.

SCS—Tibbets Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Central Aroostook Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Randolph H. West.

Dover-Foxcroft (Piscataquis) :

SCS—Koritsky Block. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Piscataquis Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Elmer A. Stevens.

Farmington (Franklin) :

SCS—McLeary Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Franklin Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Frank W. Ketchum.

Fort Kent (Aroostook) :

SCS—Daigle Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to St. John Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Theodore L. Herrick.

Fryeburg (Oxford) :

ARS, PPC—Oxford St., P. 0. Box 38. Enforcement of quarantines on Japanese beetle and on

gypsy moth and brown-tail moth. Edward S.

Russell.

Houlton (Aroostook) :

ARS, AIQ—U. S. P. O. and Customhouse. Import-export insp. and quarantine (-) E. L.

Miller.

FHA—Masonic Bldg., (1) John W. Maines.

(Serves part of Aroostook Co. and part of Penobscot Co.).

SCS—Masonic Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Southern Aroostook Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) John W. Hart.

Island Falls (Aroostook) :

SC S—Katahdin Farmers' Telephone Bldg. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Southern Aroostook Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Albion F. Hathaway.

Lincoln (Penobscot):

SCS—Linart Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Penobscot Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Boyd R. Kaler.

Machias (Washington) :

FHA—Longfellow Block, 42 Main St. (1) Asa R.

Mace, Jr.

8CS—Longfellow Block. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Washington Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) Eugene N. Tussing.

Newport (Penobscot):

ARS, PPC—62 Water St., P. O. Box 352. Enforcement of quarantines on Japanese beetle and

on gypsy moth and brown-tail moth; Daniel J.

Frazier.

FHA—The Jackson Block, 15 Mill St. (2) Carlton

M. Brackett. (Serves Piscataquis Co. and parts

Oí Somerset and Penobscot Cos.)

MAINE—Continued

Norway (Oxford) :

FS—Crooker Bldg. Evans Notch Ranger Dist.;

(2) N.D.Shirley.

Orono (Penobscot):

ARS, ENT—C/o Holmes Hall, Univ. of Maine

(Nov. to Mar.); c/o Aroostook Farm, Route

#2, Presque Isle (Apr. to Oct.). Research on

aphids attacking seed and culinary polatoe.s;

(2) W.A.Shands.

ASCC—Univ. of Maine. Responsible for carrying

out agri. adj. price support and agri. conserv.

programs. (13) Robert S. Pike, Chairman.

FES—Coll. of Agri. Univ. of Maine. Directs tlie

State programs of Coop. Ext. work. .Arthur h.

Deering, Dir.

SCS—East Annex Bldg. Univ. of Maine State

Office—Adm. SCS program in the State; (5s)

William B. Oliver.

Portland (Cumberland):

AMS FV—Rm. 18 U. S. Custom Bldg. Stand

ardlzatlon and Insp. of processed fruits and

vegetables and other related products- (1) Ben

Yormack.

ARS AIQ—c/o Burnham & MorrUl Co. 45 Water

St. Sanitary handling of Import animal byproducts hay and straw; (-) J. J. Kneeland.

ARS MI—c/o Burnham & Morrill Co. 46 Water

St. mall P. 0. Box 1871. Meat insp.; (0) J. J.

Kneeland.

FHA—312 Fore St. (1) Embert C. Buck.

(Serves York and Cumberland Cos.)

SCS—Pearl St. P. O. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Cumberland Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Snyder Von Day.

Preque Isle (Aroostook) :

AMS FV—Fed. Bldg. Market news service on

fruits and vegetables; (1) Samuel W. Russell.

AMS MR—Aroostook Farms Substation. Research to develop improved work methods

equipment and facilities for handling, storing

and transporting potatoes including effects on

quality; (0) Vacancy. (1) Howard Hruschka.

ARS HCR—Aroostook and Chapman Farms

State Agrie. Expt. Sta. Potato breeding studies;

production studies; investigations on spacing and

spraying; Investigations of potato diseases and

experiments with control measures, (i) Robert

V. Akeley.

FHA MPG Bldg. Dyer St. (3) Waldo F. Hardison. (Serves part of Aroostook Co.)

SCS—Gould & Smith Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (19) George F. Rupp.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Central

Aroostook Soil Conserv, Dist.; (5) Ricliard \V

Akeley.

Rock I and (Knox):

FHA—Bicknell Block 491 Main St. (1) Darius

D.Joy Jr. (Serves Knox and Lincoln Cos.)

SCS—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Knox-Llncoln Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Elroy H. Gross.

Sanford (York):

SCS—Sanford Inst. for Savings Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to York Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Delbert L. Moody.

Skowhegan (Somerset):

FHA—Merrill Block. (1) Leon S. McLauchlan.

(Serves Franklin Co. and part of Somerset Co.)

SCS—Merrill Block, Work Unit Ofl.-Tech.

assistance to Somerset Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Arthur H. Cratty.

South Paris (Oxford):

FHA—Masonic Bldg. E.Main St. (1) Benjamin

A. Curtis. (Serves Oxford and Androscoggin

Cos.)

SCS—Masonic Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Oxford Co, Soil Conserv, Dist.;

(0) Douglas L, Marston.

So. Portland (Chamberland):

ARS PPC—14 Union St, Box 1761 Portland.

Enforcement of quarantines on Japanese Beetle

and on gypsy moth and brown-tall moth;

Willard E. Rodgers,

Van Baren (Aroostook):

FHA—Town Hall. (1) William J.Sirois. (Serves

part of Aroostook Co.)
104 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MARYLAND

Annapolis (Anne Arundel) TTr,rt OfT—Tprh

BCS-Co. Ct. House. Work Unit Off-1 ecu.

assistance to Anne Arundel Soil Conserv. Dist.,

(2) Marshall T. Augustine.

Baltimore (Independent City): McrtPt AM S DA-325 Appraisers'Stores Bldg. Marlîet

news service on dairy and poultry proü.; ( )

AMS FV—320 Appraisers Stores Bldg. Standardization and insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables;

(0) H. C. Newman. ,^ , ^

325 Appraisers Stores Bldg. Market news

service on fruits and vegetables; (3) -U. L>-

n7 Appraisers Stores Bldg. Standardization

and insp. of processed fruits and vegetables and

other related products; (6) J. W. CaJnpbell.

AMS GR—U. S. Appraisers Stores Bldg. Adm.

Grain Standards Act; Bean and Pea Insp.; Hay

Insp.; Commodity Insp.; (7) W. S, Davis.

j^MS IS—Claremont Hotel. Market news

service; (2) C. E. Foley; Meat Grading service;

(13) C. R. Paluch. _ , ^ ^^^,

r HA—Fed. Land Bank Bldg., St. Paul and 24th

Sts. (18) State Dir.—Md., Del., and Dist. of

Col. (5) Ralph R. Peters.

Baltimore (Baltimore): ^,^ . ,.

AI-IS ADE—824 Fidelity Bldg. An. disease

erad, proj.; public stockyards insp.; insp. and

quarantine of import-export animals; sanitary

handling of import animal byproducts, hay and

straw; issuance or endorsement of cert.iûcates

for export livestock, (28-*l) Charles A, Turner.

ARS, DHRB—Johns Hopkins Univ. Investigations of the physiological reactions of dairy cattle

to heat stress; {*!) D. H. K. Lee.

ARS, MI—212 U. S. Appraisers' Stores Bldg.,

Gay and Lombard Sts. Meat insp.; coop, in

examinations for the Navy; (46) Dr. L. J. Cook.

ARS, PPC—McCawley Bldg., Room 504, 400

East Lombard St. Area leader, enforcement of

Japanese beetle quarantine; (8) Michael J,

Kelly.

Investigation of pesticides; (0) Samuel Wiener.

ARS, PQ—Rm. 129 Customhouse. Plant quarantine enforcement; (5) William A. Ranck.

Bel Air (Harford): ^ _ ^

SCS-31 Courtland St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Harford Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

James A. Seaman.

Bel tsvil le (Prince Georges): ,, ^,,

AMS, MR—Rm. 213, South ^ ing, Adm. Bldg.,

Plant Industry Station. Investigations on

handling, transp., stor., and post-harvest

diseases of fruits and vegetables and other

horticultural crops and headquarters for the

section; (29) W. T. Pentzer.

AMS, MR—Agri. Engin. Lab., Agrl. Research

Ctr. Investigations -to develop methods and

equip, for the objective meas, of quality for

a^ri. products; (4).Karl H. Norris.

ARS, ADM—333 Adm. Bldg. Plant Indu. Sta.

Statis. consultation for ARS; (7) Dr. E. L.

LcClerg.

ARS, ADP—Agr. Research Center. Investigations of parasitic diseases; (45) Dr. E. W. Price.

ARS, ADP—An. Disease Sta. An. disease

research; (110) Dr. H. W. Johnson.

ARS, APH—Agr. Research Center An. and

poultry husb. research; (172-*lz) Theodore C.

Byerly.

ARS, ARC—Center Bldg.. Off. of Oper. Oper,

of common facilities for all Dept. organizations

at the Agr. Research Center; (335) C. A. Logan.

ARS, AE—Agri. Engr. Lab., Agr. Research

Center. Fertilizer distributing machinery research; (3) Walter C. Hulburt.

Forage preser\ation, artificial lighting of

turkeys; (2) Lowell E. Campbell.

Forest Insects Lab., Bldg. C. Agr. Research

Center. Aerial spray equip, research for forest

insect control; David A. Isler.

ARS, AE—Plant Indus. Sta., North Bldg.

Chief, Agri. Engr. Research Branch. (7)

Eugene G. McKibben.

MARYLAND—Continued

Beltsville (Prince Georges)-Continued

Head, Farm Bldgs. Sec. (26-n) \A allace

Head, Farm Elec. Sec. (14) Truman E.

Hienton. ..j.. . n

Head, Mech. Prep, and Conditioning Sec.

(8) Wilbur M, Hurst. _ , ^

Research in farm mach.; (20-*3) Herber F.

ARS A'Í:—Plant Indus. Sta., North Bldg. Business operations; (11) John W. Rockey.

Poultry preparation; William M. Bruce.

Farm housing and farm bldg. plan service;

(9) J. Robert Dodge.

Livestock shelters; (4) Harry L. Gar\er.

Structures & equip, for storing & feeding

silage; J. Robert McCalmont.

Structural requirements and materials; (1)

Edward G. Molander.

Poultry housing research; (1) Hajime Ota.

ARS, DHRB—Dairy Exp. Sta., Agrie. Res Center

Branch Hdq. Office. (6) Ralph E. Hodgson.

Sta. operation and maintenance; (41 Ropert A.

Hilder.

Dairy, cattle breeding, feeding, and management sec; (17) Milton H. Fohrman.

Nutrition and physiol. sec; Lane A. Moore.

ARS, DU—Agr. Res. Center, Bldg. DM-0 Research on cheese; (4) Homer E. Walter.

Agr. Res Center, Bldg. AH-C Research on

meat products; (11) (Vacancy).

ARS, ENT—Plant Indus. Sta. Planning, coordinating, supervising entomology research.

Edward F. Knipling.

Agr. Research Ctr., Ent. Bldg. A, Room 110.

General supervision of all apicultural and insect

pathology activities of the Branch. (37) James I.

Eambleton.

Chemical and ent. investigations of pesticides;

(43) R. C. Roark.

Plant. Ind. Sta. Insect Identification and

Parasite Introduction Sec, Head (48) P. W.

Oman.

Insect Sorting and Assignment. Marjorie J.

Camp, Ent.

Parasite Introduction. T. R. Gardner.

Agr. Research Ctr. Research on insects affecting vegetables and greenhouse plants; (3) Floyd

F. Smith.

Research on methods for preventing insect

contamination on processed fruits and vegetables; (2) H. C. Mason.

Rm. 108, Bldg. 4.6C, Agr. Research Ctr.

Research on Insects of legume and grass crops;

(3) F. W. Poos.

ARS, ENT—Plant Indus. Sta. Headquarters for

Cereal and Forage Insects Sec; (4) W. A. Baker.

ARS, ENT—Plant Indus. Sta. Investigations of

Insects Affecting Cotton; (4) K. P. Ewing.

ARS, ENT—Plant Indus. Sta. Headquarters of

Truck Crop and Garden Insect Investigations

Sec; (4) Gilbert J. Haeussler.

ARS, ENT—Rm. 215, Adm. Bldg. Plant Indus.

Sta. Headquarters of Insects Affecting Fruits

and Nuts and Japanese Beetle and European

Chafer; (4) B. A. Porter.

ARS, ENT—Rm. 212. Adm. Bldg. Plant

Indus. Sta. Headquarters of Insects Affecting

Man and Ans. Sec; (5) Arthur W. Lindquist.

ARS, FC—Plant Indus. Sta. Field crops research

branch; (35) Martin G. Weiss.

Cereal crops sec; (37) Herman A. Rodenhiser.

Wheat production and improvement; Samuel

C. Salmon.

Corn production and improvement; Merle T.

Jenkins.

Barley production and improvement; Gustav

A. Wiebe.

Oat production and breeding; Franklin A.

Coffman.

Cereal virus diseases; Harold H. McKinhey.

Sorghum and misc. cereal diseases; Robert

W. Leukel.

Wheat and rye breeding and genetics investigations; William J. Sando.

Wheat diseases; William Q. Loegering.
MARYLAND 105

MARYLAND—Continued

BeltsTÎlIe (Prince Georges)—Continued

Corn diseases; Alice L. Robert.

Cereal introductions; David J. Ward.

Cotton and other fiber crops section; (27)

Henry D. Barker.

Cotton breeding, inaprovempnt and genetics

investigations; Henry D. Barker.

Cotton culture, nutr. and physiol. invest.

W. Hardy Tharp.

Leaf and stem fiber pi. invest.; Elton G.

Nelson.

Fiber quality invest.; Thomas Kerr.

Cotton disease invest.; John T. Presley.

Structural and physical properties of natural

fibers; Paul B. Marsh.

Forage and range sec; (33) David F. Beard.

Alfalfa invest.; Hugo 0. Grauraann.

Clover invest.; Eugene A. Hollowell.

Soybean invest.; Herbert W. Johnson.

Lespedeza, lupines and trefoil invest.; Paul R.

Henson.

Turf invest.; John C. Harper II.

Pasture and range invest.: Mason A. Hein

and Robert E. Wagner.

Forage crop disease invest. Kermit W Kreitlow.

Foundation seed prod, invest.; Carlton S.

Garrison.

Sugar crops section; (16) Hewitt M. Tysdal.

Sugar beet path.; George H. Coons.

Sugarcane and sugar sorghum agron. invest.;

Vacancy.

Rubber crops sec; (3) Loren G. Polhamus.

Tobacco and special crops sec; (24) Donald M.

Crooks.

Tobacco culture; James E. McMurtrey. Jr.

Tobacco diseases; Edward E. Clayton.

Tobacco chemistry and alkaloids; Robert N.

Jaffrey.

Special crops culture (castorbeans, safflower,

sesame, etc.); Leon M. Pultz.

Special crops diseases; Charles A. Thomas.

Weed investigations sec; (8) Marion W.

Parker.

ARS, FC—Agr. Research Ctr. Wheat quality

invest.; (2) Colburn C. Fifield.

Chemical, nutr. and quality invest, of forages;

(1) Herbert L. Wilkins.

ARS, HCR—Plant Indus. Sta. Hdqs. for deciduous fruit investigations on culture, breeding,

and diseases affecting deciduous fruit production

throughout the U. S.; breeding disease-resistant

grapes for humid climate"; breeding strawberries,

blueberries, raspberries, and other small fruits;

breeding peaches, plums, and apricots; nutritional studies with peaches; orchard-practice

invest.; invest, of diseases of deciduous tree

fruits; development and testing of new fungicide

materials; breeding apples and pears for hardiness, quality, and disease resistance; evaluation

of varietal strains; nutritional studies; hormone

effects; breeding, selection, and variety testing

of filberts, walnuts, chestnuts, and hickories;

adm. hdqrs. for pecan and tung invest.; maintenance of a fungus herbarium, identification of

fungi, monographic, and life history studies of

fungi; Plant Disease Survey; root-knot nematode

invest.; bulb or stem nematode and related forms

invest.; sugar beet nematode and related forms

invest.; meadow, wheat and grass, citrus, and

other plant-parasitic and plant-pathogenic nematode invest.; soil and fresh- and marine-waters

nematode luvest.; parasitic and pathogenic to

insects and other invertebrates nematode invest,

invest, are carried out under field, greenhouse,

and laboratory conditions, and include the

testing of soil fumigants for neraatocidal properties and of the methods of applying them in the

soil; breeding, selecting, and testing Easter lilies,

garden lilies, daffodils, tulips, snapdragons, c-arnatlons, chrysanthemums, stocks, phlox, azaleas,

lilacs; improved methods of greenhouse forcing;

nutrition studies with florist crops; diseases of

shade trees; invest, of diseases of American and

Asiatic chestnuts; breeding, selecting, and propagating resistant varieties; invest, of sweetgum

blight; national hdqrs. for all programs involv814814"—54 8

MARYLAND—Continued

BeKsville (Prince Georges)—Continued

ing the in tro. of foreign plant rnatorlal. Its preliminary testing, and distrib. to growers and

plant breeders; fruit and vopctable Intro.; fieldcrop intro.; speciality-crop intro.; national coop,

program for the testing and distrib. of plant

intro.; plant Identification and biblio. .nvest.;

production and improvement of tomato, cucurbits, and leafy vegetables; diseases of tomatoes,

cucurbit.«, and related crops; sweetpotato breedinp-, culture, and diseases; pea and bean diseases

and improvement; hdqrs. for peanut prod,

improvement and disease Invest, conducted

coop, at various field locations; toxic effects and

accumulation of agr. chemicals in soils; vegetable-seed culture, prod, and standardization;

potato prod, and soil fertility invest.; potato

breeding and genetics; potato disease invest.;

onion breeding and genetics; Invest, of the

effects of synthetic growth-regulating substances

on plants, the physiological mechanism involved In the killing action of herbicides, and

evaluation of plant-growth-regulating substances

from agr. sources; invest, of the effects of light

on the growth and development of plants; invest,

on spectrographic studies; (193) Frank P. Cullinan.

ARS, HE—Center Bldg., Agr. Res. Center Housing and household equip, sec: conduct res. on

family requirements for household equip.; (16)

Lenorc Sr.ter Thye.

Textile^ and clothing sec: ros. on textile?,

clothing for use of consumers; (25) Suzanne

Davison.

ARS, HN—Center and North Bldgs., Agr. Ros.

Center, Research on food prep., preservation,

composition, functions, nutritive value and

requirements; (?]-•]7) Esther L. Ratchelder.

ARS, PPC-Rni. 101, So. Lab. Bldg. Açr. Researeh Center Chemical laboratory and pesticide

tcstinc station: ('20 C. G. Donovan.

ARS, SWC-Adm. Bldg.. Plant Ind. Sta. Sou

and water nigt. investi., eastern see; (7) Lewis B.

Nelson.

Soil and water mgt. investi., western sec;

(5) 0. J. Kelley.

ARS, SWC-Soils Bldg., Plant Ind. Sta. Soilplant relationships; (40) C. H. Wadleigh.

Admin. Bldg., Plant Ind. Sta. Hydrologie

investigations; (Z) William C. Ackermann.

ARS, SWC—Agr. Research Center Soil and

water mgt. invest.; (ñ) Gilbert B. Po<:cy.

ARS. SWC—Soils Bldg., Pl.int Ind. Sta. Fertilizer and agr. lime investi.; (4.3) Kenneth I).

Jacob.

FS—Bldg. C, Agr. Research Center. Forest

insect lab.; (10) J. S. Ynill

No. Bldg., Plant Indus. Sta. Forest disease

lab.; (3) Carl Hartley.

LIB—Adm. Bldg., PIS. Provides library services to staff of Agr. Research C-^ntcr, Boltsville,

Md.. (including Entomology Sub-Branch; (0)

Signe Ruh Ottefsen.

SCS—So. Lab., Agr. Research Center. Central

Tech. Unit; assembly, analyses, and interpretation of hydrologie, sedimentation, and other related data, for use in planning and installation

of watershed treatment and other programs;

develops procedures for evaluating effectiveness

of applied programs; (5) A\'oody L. Cowan.

Soil Survey Reports; J. Gordon Steeic

Soil Correlation and Inspec; soil classification

and correlation with corresponding features of

soil morphology; (5) C. C. Nikiforoff.

Hdqrs. S'erv. Bldg.. Plant Indus. Sta.

World soil map; develops information on character, nomenclature, location, mapping, and behavior of soils throughout the w^orld with special

emphasis on .soil behavior in military engineering

(10) Arnold C. Orvedal.

Soil Conserv. Serv. Nurs., Agr. Research

Center. Nati. Observ. Nurs. for the introduction and testiTig of plant materials for use in a

soil and water conserv. program; (2) Wilmcr W.

Steiner, acting.

No. Lab., Agr. Research Center. Cartographic Div.; complete cartographic services Xor
106 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MARYLAND—Cenfinued

Beltsville (Prince Georges)—Continued

operations including geodetic and control surveys, manuscript maps, procurement of aerial

photog. rcpro. and engin, drafting; (122) Felice

M. Orsini.

Cartographie Annex, Agr. Research Center.

Nath Desiiîn Sec; dPV€lops plans and procedures

for serv. structural design work; prepares designs

for most complex proi,; develops standard desiens; (6) Melvin M. Gulp,

Roils Bldg., Plant Indus. Sta. Soil Surv.

Lab.; Lab. studies of the chemical and physical

properties of the soils for soil surv. purposes

for a broad geographical area; William 0. Robinson (Chemistry); (2) John O. Cady (Soil minéralogie pha^eF); (7) Victor J. Kilmer (Soil characterization phases).

Cambridge (Dorchester):

ARS, MI—c/o Phillips Packing Co., Inc. Meat

insp.; (O)-Clarence 0. CowgilJ, Jr.

FHA—Court Lane Bldg. (1) Wm. A. Gemeny.

eCS—Market and Acad. Sts. Work Unit Off —

Tech. assistance to Dorchester Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (5) George T. Swartz.

Ccnterviile (Queen Annes):

SCS—Water St. Work Unit OÍT.—Tech, assistance to Queen Annes Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

H. Keimoth Borry.

Chestertown (Kent):

FITA—Townshend Bldg. (2) Jack D. Hartman,

(Serves Kent and Queen Annes Cos.)

BCS—N.W. Cor. High and Court Sts. Work

Unit Ofl.—Tech. assistance to Kent Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) James F. Thompson.

College Park (Prince Georges):

AMS, AES-32fi-329 New Agr'l Bldg., Univ. of

Maryland. State-Fed. Crop Reporting Serv.;

(12) J.H. Peters.

AMS, FV—Univ. of Md., Dept. of Markets.

Symons Hall, Rm. 249. Supervision of fed.-

state inspec. of fresh fruits and vegetables; (0)

W. W. Anderson.

ARS, FC-State Agr. Expt. Sta., Univ. of Md.

Soybean impr. invest.; (1) Robert C. Leffel.

ARS, S WC—Hydrologie Investi., Univ. of Md.

Hydrologie Investi.; (2) Harold W. Hobbs.

ASCC—Univ. of Md., P. O. B. 39. Responsible

for carrying out agr. adjustment, price support,

and agr. conserv. programs. (15) George J

Martin. Chflirmnn.

FES-Univ. of Md. Directs the State programs

of Coop. Ext. work, James M. Gwm, Dir.

SCS—228 Agr. Bldg. Univ. of Md. State Off.—

Adm. ses program in the State; (27-M) Edward

M. Davis.

Cumberland (Allcgany) :

ARS, MI—c/o Swift & Co., 232-238 Commerce

St. Meat insp.; (0) C. 0. Alfano.

ses—37 Washington St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Ailegany Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Kenneth M. Stone.

Dentón (Caroline):

SCS—Market St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Caroline Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Charles

V. Layton.

Easlon(Talbot):

AMS, FV—32 East Dover St. Standardization

and insp. of processed fruits and vegetables and

other related products; (11) Henry Schneider.

FHA—Masonic Bldg. (1) Wm. N. Starkey

(Serves Talbot and Caroline Cos.)

ElUton (Cecil):

FHA-Clayton Bldg. (1) Paul P. Bickford.

(Serves Cecil and Harford Cos.)

SCS-IH No. St. Work Unit Ofí.—Tech. assistance to Cecil Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) John J.

Stillwell, Jr.

Ellicott City (Howard):

SCS—Court Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Howard Soil Conserv. Dist,; (4) Monroe

J.Kirk.

Frederick ( Frederick) :

ARS, MI-P, O. Box 218 (offico, Frederick Co.

Products, Inc., 1927). Meat insp.; (0) Dr. Cecil

Houston.

FHA-Winchester HaU. (1) E. Bryce Hopkins.

(Serves Frederick and Washington Cos.)

MARYLAND—Continued

Boston (Suß"olk)—Continued

SCS—115 East Church St. Work; Unit Off,—

Tech. assistance to Frederick Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Rhea T. Kincaid.

Glenn Dale (Prince Georges) :

ARS, HRO-U. S, Plant Introduction Garden.

Prop., testing, and distribution of rare and

valuable economic and ornamental plants from

foreign countries and Ü. S. possessions; prop,

under quar. detention of foreign plants where

required by law; (15) John L. Creech.

Hagerstown (Washington):

SCS—47SummittAve. Area Off,—Supervision of

work units (7) Hugh Hancock.

2P North Jonathan St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Washington Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Paul A. Anderson.

IAPlata (Charles) :

FHA—Mitchell Bldg. (1) Roy O. Reed.

SCS—Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Charles Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Georee

E. Wheeler, Jr. ^

Laurel (Prince Georges) :

FS—R. F, D. #2, Bowie Road. Research in

forest production in Va. pine; (7) Albert G.

Snow,

Lconardtown (St. Marys) ;

FHA-New Theatre Bldg. (1) Frederick L.

McCoy.

SCS—Main St. Work Unit Off,—Tech. assistance to St. Marys Soil Conserv. Dist.: (2) Robert

B. Greenwell.

Oakland (Garrett):

FHA—Garrett Nati. Bank Bldg, (1) B. Beeson

Snyder. (Serves Garrett and Allcgany Cos )

8CS—40 Second St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Garrett Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

William W. Nace.

Pocomoke City (Worcester) :

ARS, MI—c/o Johnson Meat Products Co., Inc

Meat insp.; (0) Dr. G. C. Pieper.

Prince Frederick (C^alvert):

SCS—Co. Ct. House. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Calvert Soil Conserv. Dist.: (1)

Robert E,Gilbertson,

Princess Anne (Somerset) :

^'^~JF^^ Collins Bldg. (1) Richard T.

Warficld. (Serves Somerset and Worcester

Cos.)

SCS—530 S. Somerset Ave. Work Unit OffTech, assistance to Somerset Soil Conserv. Dist.:

(3) PaulE. Sigrist. '

Rockville (Montgomery):

SCS—Old Co. Ct. House. Work Unit Off —

Tech. assistance, to Montgomery Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) J. Frederick Hazen.

Salisbury (Wicomico):

AMS, DA-11 U. S. P. O. Bldg. Market news

service on dairy and poultry prod.; (1) W R*

McKnight.

ARS, MI—c/o Webb Packing Co., Truitt St.

Meat msp.; (0) Dr. A. Taw Ayers.

ARS, PPC-New P. 0. Bldg,, Rm. 203, P. O. Box

78. Enforcement of Japanese beetle quar,; (0)

Clyde E, Eifier.

|HA-P. 0, Bldg. (2) C. Raymond Hare,

SCS—So. Div, and Vine Sts, Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (8) William S. Ott.

Newton St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Wicomico Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Morris

R. Nichols.

Snow Hill (Worcester):

SCS—Market St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Worcester Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Gerald C. Daniel,

Towson (Baltimore):

I'HA—t)uncan Bldg. (1) Howard M, Bailey.

(Serves Baltimore City, Baltimore, Carroll, and

Howard Cos.)

SCS—P, 0, Bldg, Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Baltimore Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Paul

M, Galbreath,

Upper Marlboro (Prince Georges) :

AMS, TB—Marlboro Hardware Bldg., 3937 Main

St. Enforcement of Tob. Insp. Act involving

the insp, and certification of tobacco sold on

auction markets; tech. assistance to producers
MARYLAND—MASSACHUSETTS 107

MARYLAND—Continued

Upper Marlboro (Prince Georges)—Continued

in the prep, of tobacco for market; and conduct

of TB Market News; (2) Glen R. Hçndrix.

ARS, FC—Md. Tobacco Expt. Sta. (coop.).

Maryland tobacco invest.; (2) John D. Bowling,

FHA-Marlboro Hardware Bldg. (2) I.ee A

Miller. (Serves Prince Georges, Montgomerv.

Anne Arundcl, and Calvcrt Cos., and District

of Columbia.)

SCS—3939 Main St. Arca Off.—Supervision of

work units: (7) Marion B. Fussell.

Work Unit Ofî.—Tech. assistance to Trince

Georges Soil Conscrv. Dist.; (4) John C.

Johnson.

iVestminster (Carroll):

SCS—37 Court St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Carroll Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Grover

C. Zimmerman.

MASSACHUSETTS

Amherst (Hampshire):

ARS, DHRB—Univ. of Mass. Investigations of

factors contributing to reproductive failure in

dairy cattle; (*1) R. C. Foley.

ASCC—Univ. of Mass. Responsible for carrying

out agri. adjustment, price support and agri.

conserv. programs, (8) Melville G. Grey,

Chairman.

FES-Univ. of Mass. Directs the State proerams

of Coop. Ext. work. James W. Dayton, Dir.

SCS—So. Coll., Univ. of Mass. State"Off.—Adm.

SCS program in the State; (11) Arthur B.

Beaumont.

Andover (Essex) :

AMS, DA—25 Argyle St. Milk market order

admin.; (10) R. D. Aplin.

Barre (Northwest Worcester) :

SCS—Town Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech. a.ssistance to Northwest Worce.<itcr Dist.; (2) Rino

J. Roflfinoh.

Boston (Suffolk):

AMS, AES—1305 P. 0. Bldg. State-Federal Crop

Reporting Serv.; (12-*3) C. D. Stevens.

AMS, DA—704 Appraisers' Stores Bldg. Market

News serv. on dairy and poultry prod.; (3) R. S

Cotter.

Room 403, 230 Congress St. Milk market order

admin.; (67) R. D. Aplin.

AMS, EAA, AS—Appraisers' Stores Bldg.

Leased Wire Service; (0) J. J. Coyne.

AMS, FV—408 Atlantic Ave. Rm. 725. Standardization and inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables; (8) G. H. Irish.

408 Atlantic Ave. Rm. 722. Market news

serv. on fruits and vegetables; (1) R. R. Zoller.

408 Atlantic Ave. Rm. 725. Standardization

and insp. of processed fruits and vegetables and

other related products; (0) H. B. Swett.

AMS, GR—U. S. Custom House. Adm. Grain

Standards Act; Bean and Pea Inspection; Commodity Inspection; (1) M. B. Gleason.

AMS, LS—408 Atlantic Ave. Market News

Serv.; (2) E. A. Rhodes.

AMS, MR—1625 P 0. Bldg. Sec. New England

Research Council. Employed cooperatively by

AMS and six New England States. Engaged

in regular research projs. of particular significance to the New England States, especially in

the marketing of dairy and poultry products

(*2) A. C. Manchester.

AMS, PY—408 Atlantic Ave. Grading poultry

products; (2) Howard F, Poch.

ARS, ADE—802 Customhouse Bldg. Animal

disease erad, projs.; issuance or endorsement of

certificates for export livestock- (26) Ellery M.

Aldrich.

ARS, AIQ—801 Customhouse Bldg. Insp. and

quarantine of import—export animals; sanitary

handling of import animal byproducts, hay and

straw. (2) S, K. Nelson.

ARS, MI—801 Customhouse Bldg. Meat insp.;

coop, in examinations for the Navy; (84) Dr.

8. K. Nelson.

MASSACHUSETTS—Continued

Boston (Suffolk)—Continued

ARS, PPC—15 Ashburton PI., Zone 8. Gyp.sy

& brown-tail moths control in New England

states; (6-*) Warren G. nardin<:,

ARS, PPC-709 U. S. Appraisers Stores, 408

Atlantic Ave. Invest, of pesticides; (0) R. A.

Gadapee.

ARS, PQ—Room 40R U. S. Appraisers Stores, 408

Atlantic Ave. Supervision of Util, of restricted

importations; (1) George A. Costello.

ARS, PQ—Rm. 710 U. R. Appraisers Stores Bldg.,

408 Atlantic Ave. Plant quar. enforcement.

(8) John R. Garrett.

Civilian Gen. Del., Westover Air Force Base.

Plant quar. enforcement; (0) Edward A. Richmond.

CSS—40S Atlantic Ave. Area Appraisal (Wool)—

Appraises wool nnd mohair offered for loan or

purchase under the price support program. (10)

John C. Lowe.

CSS—408 Atlantic Ave. Commodity Off.-Responsible for the operations of the price support

and supply programs for wool and mohair. (67)

Charles F. Kiefer.

Brockton (Plymouth):

SCS—P O. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (5) Carl 0. Clark.

Concord (Middlesex):

SCS—Old High School Bldg., Stow St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. Assistance to Middlesex Dist.;

(5) f^arl 0. Clark.

Elmwood (Plymouth):

SCS—SI.'') Bedford St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

Assistance to Plymouth Dist.; (2) Emerson D.

Mowry,

Fall River:

AMS, DA—Room 31, 1.30 S. Main St. Milk market order admin.; (8) J. J. Hogan.

Greenfield (Franklin):

ARS, PPC—20 Sanderson St.. P. 0. Box 72. Gen.

supervision of field control work on the Gypsy

moth and the brown-tail moth; (30-*9l) Harry

L. Blaisdell.

Gen. supervision of enforcement ol quarantines

on Japanese beetle & on gypsy moth & browntail moth in New England States and eastern

N. Y. State; (24) Jerry C. Krysl.

ARS, PPC—P. 0. Box 72, USDA Bldg., 20

Sanderson St. Econ. insect surveys; (l-*3) C.

Wilfred Shockley.

FS—P. 0. Box 72. Blister rust control; (0) V. C.

Lilley.

SCS—20 Sanderson St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

Assistance to i'ranklin Dist. (4) Edward G.

Konieczny.

Haihorne (Essex):

SCS—Essex Co. Agri. School Work Unit Off.—

Tech. Assistance to Essex Dist.; (2) Roger C.

Williams.

Hyannis (Barnstable) :

SCS—255 Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. Assistance to Barnstable Dist.; (1) Darrell R. Shepherd.

Northampton (Hampshire):

SCS—184 Main St. Area-Off.—Supervision of work

units; (5) Wallace H. Cruikshank.

45 Gothic St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. Assistance to Hampshire Dist.; (3) Vernon E. Johnson,

Oxford (Southern Worcester):

SCS—Town Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech. Assistance to Southern Worcester Dist.; (2) Clarrence W. Parker.

Pepperell (Middlesex):

SCS—Harney Bldg. Townsend St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. Assistance to Middlesex Dist.; (2)

Luca Luhaink.

Pittsfield (Berkshire):

SCS—126 Fenn St. Work Unit Off.—Tech Assistance to Berkshire Dist. (3) Wilson 0. Hill.

Segreganset (Bristol):

SCS—Bristol Co. Agri. School Work Unit Off.—

Tech. Assistance to Bristol Dist. (4) William

N. Andrews.

Springfield (Hampden):

AMS, DA—Room C05,145 State St. Milk market

order admin.; (9) R. D. Aplin.
108 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MASSACHUSETTS—Continued

Springfield (Hampden)—Continued

ARS, MI—care H. L. Handy Co., Chicopee

Mass ; mai], P. 0. Box 1411, Springfield, Mass.

Meat insp.; (9) Dr. M. J. Hatter.

Vineyard Haven (Dukes and Nantucket):

ses—Nortons Bldg.—Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Dukes and Nantucket Dist.; (1)

Ezra I. Shaw.

Walpole (Norfolk): ^ ^ ,

SCS—89fi Main St. Work TJnit Off.—Tech. Assistance to Norfolk Dist.; (2) Christopher G

Moustakis.

Waltham (Middlesex):

ARS, PPC—?40 Beaver St., Zone 54, P. 0. Box

334. Area leader, enforce, of quar. on

Japanese beetle and on gypsy moth and browntail moth; (5) William J. Powers.

Japanese beetle, gypsy moth and brown-tail

moth quarantine, James L. Daley.

Wareham (Plymouth):

ARS, PPC—Pierce & High Sts., Box 512, Rochester. Enforce, of quar, on Jap. beetle and on

gypsy moth and brown-tail moth; Edward H.

Phillips.

Westfield (Hampden):

ARS, PPC—10 McKinley Terr., P. 0. Box 260.

Area Leader, enforce, of quar. on Jap. beetle and

on gypsy moth and brown-tail moth; (7) John S.

Stockbridge.

3ñH Hampden St. Jap. beetle, gypsy moth

and brown-tail moth quarantine; William V.

Tuomey.

West Springfield (Hampden):

SCS—1499 Memorial Ave. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. Assistance to Hampden Dist. (2) William

F. Warren.

Williamstown (Berkshire):

ARS, PPC—White Oak Rd., P. O. Box 126.

Enforce, of quar. on Jap beetle and on gypsy

moth and brown-tail moth; Paul R. Keeping.

FS—BuJkley St. Hopkins Mem. Exper. Forest.

Research in forest prod., tiee improvement; (1)

Frank E Cunningham.

Worcester (Worcester):

AMS, DA—Room 403, 107 Front St. Milk

market order admin.; (10) R. D. Aplin.

ARS, AIQ—c/o Armour & Co., 219 Summer St.

Sanitary handling of import animal byproducts,

hay and straw; (0) R. H. Shanit.

ARS, MI—c/o Armour & Co., 219 Summer St.

Meat inspect; (0) R. H. Shanit.

FHA—407 Federal Bldg., (2) John J. McDermott.

(Serves Worcester, Essex, Middlesex, Franklin,

Suffolk Cos.)

Worcester (Northeast Worcester) :

SCS—Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. Assistance to Northeast Worcester Dist.; (5) Gayland

E. Folley.

MICHIGAN

Adrian (Lenawee):

FHA—128 E. Maumee St. (1) Rex B. Forrister.

(Serve-s Lenawee and Monroe Cos.)

SCS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lenawee SCD; (2) Woodrow H.

Barclay.

Allegan (Allegan):

FHA—112 Locust St. (1) Lewis A. Krause.

SCS—112 Locust St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to East Allegan SCD; (1) Edmond D.

Brandeberry.

Alpena (Alpena):

FHA—118^!i Park Place. Walter L. Hertzler.

(Serves Alpena, Alcona, and Oscoda Cos.)

SCS—llSÎ-é Park Place. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Alpena SCD; (1) Alfred Q. Hakola.

Ann Arbor (Washtenaw):

FHA-201 E. Liberty St. (2) Partick J. O'Malley.) Serves Washtenaw, Oakland, and Wayne

Cos.)

ßCS—201 E. Liberty St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Washtenaw Co. SCD; (2) Donald

T. Maurer.

MICHIGAN—Continued

Bad Axe (Huron): „ ., ^„ rr, ,

SCS—227 E. Huron St. Work Unit Off.—Tecb.

assistance to Agr. Conserv. Program in Huron

Co. (0) Lloyd B. Campbell.

Baldwin (Lake):

FS—Baldwin Ranger Dist.; (3) Clarence E.

Dauehertv

Bay City (Bay):

SCS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

as.'iistanee to Bay Co. SCD; (1) Anthony O.

Pasionek.

Bellaire (Antrim):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Carl B. Brown, (Suboffice of Co. Off. at Petoskey in Emmet Co.)

SCS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Antrim SCD; (1) Andrew B.

Lennington.

Benfon Farbor (Berrien) :

AMS, FV—206 P. (). Bldg, Market news service

on fruits and vegetables. (0) R. E. Keller,

Bergland (Or.ionagon) :

FS—Bergland Ranger Dist.; (3) Oscar B. Stabo.

Bessemer (Gogebic):

FS—Bessemer Ranger Dist.; (2) Wilfred James.

Benlah (Benzie)

SCS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Benzie SCD; (0) Arvid Tesaker.

Big Rapids (Mecosta):

FHA—21.5 Spruce St. (1) Vernor J. Doneth

(Serves Mecosta and Osceola Cos.)

SCS—220 Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to Mecosta SCD; (1) George B.

Becker.

Boyne City (Charlevoix) :

eCS-204 Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Charlevoix SCD; (0) William N.

Grimm.

Buchanan (Berrien):

SCS—122 Days Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Galien River SCD; (1) Leo R.

Jones,

Cadillac (Wexford):

FHA—518 N. Mitchell St. (1) Wren W. Garber.

(Serves Wexford and Missaukce Cos.)

FS—Michigan State Hy. Off. Bldg, Lower

Mich. Nat. For. Hdqrs; (8) Paul S. Newcomb,

CadiUac Ranger Dist.; (3) Ferris K Green.

SCS—518^é N. Mitchell. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Wexford Co., and Missaukee SCDs;

(3) William E. Pitts.

Caro (Tuscola):

FHA—State Savings Bank Bldg. (1) Orville W.

Moore. (Serves Tuscola and Huron Cos.)

SCS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit. Off.—Tech.

assistance to Tuscola SCD; (2) Herbert C. W.

Ottow.

Cassopolis (Cass) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) John C. Kenny.

SCS—100 S. Broadway. Work Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to Cass Co. SCD; (1) William

Westrate.

Centrerille (St Joseph):

FHA—327 N. Dean St. (1) Ralph H. Lillie.

(Serves St. Joseph and Branch Cos.)

SCS—Room 7, Welfare Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to St. Joseph Co, SCD; (2)

Lester E. Mark,

Charlotte (Eaton) :

FHA-207 Peters Circle Bldg. (1) Lyie W.

Buxton. (Serves Eaton and Calhoun Cos.

Sub-oflBce at Marshall in Calhoun Co.)

SCS—224^^ S. Cochrane. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Thornapple Grand SCD; (1)

Warren A. Blight.

Cheboygan (Cheboygan):

SCS—Co, Courthouse. Area Off.—Supervision

oí work units; (3) W, Dean Gordon,

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Cheboygan Co. SCD; (I) Eino H, Hamalanien.

Coldwaier (Branch):

SCS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Branch Co. SCD; (1) Hale L.

Pearce.

Corunna (Shiawassee) :

SCS—2311.^ N. Shiawassee St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Shiawassee Co. SCD; (1)

Elmer Taylor.
MICHIGAN 109

MICHIGAN—Continued

Detroit (Wayne) :

AMS, DA—Room 15, 7310 Woodward Ave. Mkt

News serv. on daii-y and poultry prod.; (2) R.

Cooney.

5701 2d Blvd. Milk mkt. order adm.; (30)

George Irvine.

AMS, FV—51 Detroit Union Produce Term inn I.

Standardization and insp. of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (4) Henry McCahill.

53 Detroit Union Produce Terminal. Mkt.

news serv. on fruits and vegetables; (2) L. B.

Barbee.

3fi Detroit Union Produce Terminal. Standardization and insp. of processcdfruitsand vepo

tables and other related products; (S) WilliamB.

Gambill.

AMS, IS—6750 Dix Ave. Mkt. News Perv.; (2)

B. R. Bowman; meat grading serv.; (12) A. J.

Naegele.

ARS, MI—c/o Hammond, Standish and Co.,

2101 20th. Meat insp.; (14) Dr. M. L. Cravens.

ARS, PPC—11428 Pinehurst. Enforcement of

Japanese beetle quar.; (0) Hubert C. Kondeiah.

ARS, PQ—Room 404 Customhouse, 100 "West

Lamed St. Plant quar enforcement; (1) Daniel

E. Gower.

ARS, PQ—Room 404 Custom House. IflO We^t

Larnc-d St. Supervision of plant quar. enforcement in Canadian border; (1) J. Guy Lewis.

ARS, AE—Dept. of A.er. Engin.. Michigan State

Coll. Fruit and vog. handling, and conditioning

equipment; (1) Jordan H. Levin.

ARS, APH—Reg. Poultry Res. Lab. Poultry

res.; (25-*l) Berley Winton.

ARS, DHRB—Michigan State Coll. Invest, of

factors affecting the availability of nutrients

in forage; (*1) C. F. HulTman.

Developing techniques for improving methods

of proving siras, (*l) N. P. Ralston.

ARS, HCR—State Agr. Expt. Sta. Dept. of

Bot. and PI. Path. Breeding impr. and diseaseresistant varieties of beans; control of bean diseases; potato-breeding invests, directed from

Beltsville, Md.; accunmlation of toxic agr.

chem. in soils; (1) Axel L. Andersen.

ARS, PE—Dept. Agr. Econ., Michigan State

Coll. Res., Stat. and serv. work in econ. of

agr. prod., inol. adj. in prod, to prospective denàands; farm labor req. and productivity; costs

and returns; econ. problems relating to farm

credit, invest., taxation, insur., land and water

use, land values, and tenure; (*2) C. Raymond

Hoglund.)

ARS, SWC—404-405 Agr. Bldg., Michigan State

Coll. Hydrologie invest.; (2-*2) George A.

Crabb, Jr.

FES—Michigan State Coll. of Agr. and Applied

Science. Directs the State programs of Coop.

Ext. work; D. B. Varner, director.

FHA—304 Evergreen Ave. State Dir.—Michigan; (11) G. Elwood Bonine.

FS—Conserv. Bldg., Michigan State Coll. Res.

in forest prod., lower Michigan; (3) John L,

Arend.

ses—410 Agr. Bldg. State Off.—Adm. of SCS

program in the State; (21) E. C. Sackridtir.

PI. Materials Tech.; tech. guidance to State

conserv. in an assigned group of States in developing an inventory of pi. material needs, coordinating a complete testing program, and locating

sources of supply and encouraging necessary

prod.; Kenneth Weiton.

Fid. Correlator; tech. direction to soil sur.

work including classification, nomenclature and

correlation, soil sur. insp. and soil sur. reports

in an assigned group of States; Oliver C. Rogers.

East Tawas (losco):

FS—Tawas Ranger Dist.; (3) Conrad W. Carlson.

ßCS—201 Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to losco Co. S CD; (1) Gordon J.

Hatch,

Escanaba (Delta):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) John C. Young. (Serves

Delta and Schoolcraft Cos.)

MICHIGAN—Continued

Escaraba (Delta)—Continued

F8—Fed. Bldg. Upper Michigan Nat. Forest

Hdqrs.; (8) C. Lewis Harrison.

SCS—308 Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Delta Co. SCD; (0) Irwin J. TenHa ken.

Evart (Osceola):

SCS—227 North Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Osceola SCD; (2) John H.

Trustdorf.

Pennville (Allegan):

SCS—Old S!^te Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Allegan SCD; (2) Charles W.

Mann.

Flint (Genesee):

SCS—703 East 8th St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Genesee SCD; (1) Lowell W.

Burton.

Frankfort (Benzie):

FHA-W. E. C. Bldg., Main St. (1) Oral W.

Hooper. (Serves Benzie, Manistee, and Mason

Cos.)

Fremont (Newaygo):

ARS, MI—c/o Gerber Products Co., 405 West

State St. Meat insp.; (1) H. L. Marple.

FHA—Old State Bank Bldg. (1) Kirk J. Deal.

(Serves Newaygo and Lake Cos.)

SCS—U^2 West Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Newaygo Co. SCD; (1) Jesse B.

Hathhorn.

Gaylord (Otsego):

FHA—Courthouse Bldg. (1) Robert B. Abbott.

(Serves Otsego, Cheboygan, and Crawford Cos.)

SCS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Otsego Co. SCD; (0) Paulus G.

Haller.

Gladwin (Gladwin):

FHA—Rogers Bldg., Cedar Ave. (1) Gordon E.

Purdy. (Serves Gladwin and Clare Cos.)

SCS—327 West Cedar Ave. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Gladwin SCD; (0) Eugene A.

York.

Grand Haven (Ottawa):

SCS—Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to West Ottawa SCD; (4) William D.

Miller.

Grand Rapids (Kent):

FHA—Murray Bldg. (1) Jay 0. Hansen.

(Serves Kent and Ottawa Cos.)

SCS—522 West Leonard NW. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (6) Robert E. Briola.

Hancock (Houghton):

SCS—Co. Welfare Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Houghton Co., and Baraga SCD's;

(1) Carl F. Kekko.

Harrison (Clare):

SCS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Clare Co. SCD; (0) Deane W.

Meredith.

Hastings (Barry):

FHA—116 North Michigan Ave. (1) Clark W.

Hill. (Serves Barry and Kalamazoo Cos.)

SCS—116 North Michigan St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Barry Co. SCD; (1) John W.

Ilamp.

Hillsdale (Hillsdale) :

FHA—6Jè North Howell St. (1) Paul T. Schey

SCS—12^é North Howell St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Hillsdale Co. SCD; (1)

David Woodman.

Howell (Livingston):

SCS—117 West Clinton St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to the Fenton SCD; SE. Livingston SCD; NW. Livingston SCD; and Livingston SW SCD; (3) Lamar M. Wood.

Ionia (Ionia):

FHA—City Hall, 114 North Kidd St. (1) Ralph

P. Wilson.

SCS—227^ú West Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Ionia Co. SCD; (3) Robert

W. George.

Iron Mountain (Dickinson):

SCS—3d floor, Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Dickinson Co. SCD; (0)

Quenton S. Peterson.
lio DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MICHIGAN—Continued

Iron River (Iron) :

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Lloyd L. Pfrang. (Serves

Iron, Baraga, Gogebic, Houghton, Keweenaw,

and Ontonagon Cos.)

rs—Iron River Ranger Dist.; (3) Andrew S.

Leavitt.

Ironwood (Gogebîc): , v ,.. .

FS—Ottawa Nat. Forest Hdqrs.; (11) Victor J.

Dayharsh.

Ithaca (Gratiot): . „ „ ^ „

FHA—158Í/Í East Center St. (1) Rolland M.

Whitney. (Serves Gratiot and Midland Cos.)

ses—1851/4 East Center St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Gratiot SCD; (2) Russell D.

Frazier.

Jackson (Jackson) : . „ , „, ^

FHA—312 S. Jackson St. (1) Frank W. Openlander. (Serves Jackson Co.).

ses—203 Federal Bldg. Area Oft.—Supervision

oí work units; (5) Earl E. Fenton.

County Bldg., 312 S. Jackson St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech, assistace to Jackson Co. SCD; (1)

George R. Salsbury.

Ealamazoo (Ealamazoo) :

ses—343 N. Rose St. Area Ofí.—Supervision

of work units; (4) Lee N. Rosencrans.

6 Federal Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. as

sistance to Kalamazoo SCD; (1) Nolan W.

Weiler.

Kalkaska (Kalkaska) :

ses—County Courthouse. Work Unit Ofl.—

Tech. assistance to Kalkaska SCD; (0) Robert

S. Fellows.

Kenton (Houghton): ,, _^

FS—Kenton Ranger Dist.; (3) Harry Matthews.

Lansing (Ingham): _

AMS, AES—315 W. Allegan St. State-Fed. crop

reporting service; (8-*5) C. J. Borum.

AMS, PY—6th Fl., Lewis Cass Bldg. Gradmg

poultry products; (7) William M. Cate.

AMS, FV—6th Fl., Lewis Cass Bldg., P. 0. Box

243. Supervision of Federal-State insp. of fresh

fruits and veg.; (0) Marian D. Murphy.

ARS, ADE—6th FL, Lewis Cass Bldg. An. dis.

erad, proj.; public stockyards insp.; insp. and

quar. of import-export animals; sanitary handling of import animal byproducts, hay and straw;

issuance or endorsement of certificates for export

livestock; (32) Clark H. Hays.

ARS, PPC—Rm. 207, Federal Office Bldg. Barberry eradication for control of black stem rust;

(3-*2) M. E. Turner.

ASCe—200 N. Capital Ave., Cahill Bldg. Responsible for carrying out agricultural adjustment, price support, and agricultural conservation programs; (40) Bruce F. Clothier, chairman.

Lapeer (Lapeer):

FHA—126 N. Saginaw St. (1) Carl N. Cetas.

(Serves Lapeer and Macomb Cos.).

ses-126 N. Saginaw St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Central Lapeer SCD; (2) Marvin

H. Hansen.

Leland (Leelanau):

ses-County Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Leelanau SCD; (0) Robert

O. Kroupa.

Manistee (Manistee):

FS—Manistee Ranger Dist.; (3) Robert M.

Harper,

ses-207 Federal Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Manistee Co. SCD; (1) Robert J.

Amsterburg,

Manistique (Schoolcraft) :

FS—Manistique Ranger Dist. <2) Edwin R.

Crook.

Marquette (Marqiieite):

FHA—110 S. Front St. (1) Warner H. Biekkola.

(Serves Marquette and Alger Cos.)

FS—218-220 Harolow Block. Kesearch in forest production, upper Michigan; (2) Carl Arbogast, Jr.

ecs—310 Federal Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (2) Harold R. Heathman.

Marshall (Calhoun):

FHA—Town Hall. (1) Lyle W. Buxton. (Suboffice of county office at Charlotte in Eaton Co.)

MICHIGAN—Continued

Marshall (Calhoun)—Continued

ses-Rm. 13, City HaU. Work Unit Ofl.—Tech.

assistance to Calhoun SCD; (1) Arthur T.

Lawrence.

Mason (Ingham):

FHA—157 W. Maple St. (1) Harold D. Gates.

(Serves Ingham and Livingston Cos.)

ses—157 W. Maple St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Ingham SCD; (1) Lawrence E.

Tripp.

Menominee (Menominee) :

ARS, MI—c/o Swift & Co., 232110th Ave. Meat

insp. (0) Dr. G. A. Ahrens.

FHA—County Courthouse. (1) Fred B. Hoffman. (Serves Menominee and Dickinson Cos )

Midland (Midland):

ses—10. Federal Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Midland Co. SCD; (0) Ralph 0.

Caton.

Minneapolis (Hennepin) :

AMS, PY—300 Gorham Bldg. Grading poultry

products; (27) Berlin H. Rorem.

Mio (Oscoda):

FS—Mio Ranger Dist.; (5) Lawrence Battey.

Monroe (Monroe):

ses—lOOi/i South Monroe St., Long Bldg. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Monroe Co. Agri.

Conserv. program; also Wayne Co. ACP; (0)

Ben F. Wallace.

Moniague (Muskegon):

ses—Ripley Bldg., Dowling St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to North Muskegon SCD:

(0) Charles R. Wolfe.

Mount Clemens (Macomb):

ses-Room 2, 37 Macomb St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assLstance to Macomb Co. SCD; (1)

James L. Wright.

Mount Pleasant (Isabella):

FH.i—Myers Bldg., Main and Broadway. (1)

Alger R. Hansen. (Serves Isabella and Montcalm Cos.)

ses—Myers Bldg., Main and Broadway. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Isabella SCD; (1)

Daniel Z. Balog.

Munising (Alger):

FS—Munising Ranger Dist.; (3) Floyd T.

Roberts.

Muskegon Heights (Muskegon):

AMS, DA—156 West Sherman Blvd. Milk

market order admin.; (3) George Irvine.

Muskegon (Muskegon):

FHA—Federal Bldg., 280-286 Market St. (1)

Ernest K. Chamberlin. (Serves Muskegon and

Oceana Cos.)

ses—225 Federal Bldg. AVork Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to South Muskegon SCD; (1) Henry

Dierking, Jr.

Ontonagon (Ontonagon):

FS—Ontonagon Ranger Dist.; (2) John K. Brownell.

Owosso (Shiawassee) :

FHA—Federal Bldg. (1) Leslie W. Tobin.

(Serves Shiawassee and Clinton Cos.)

Paw Paw (Van Buren) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) James B. Warner,

ses—Phelps Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Van Buren SCD; (2) Oscar J.

Dowd.

Petoskey (Emmet):

FHA—3161-é Mitchell St. (1) Carl B. Brown.

(Serves Emmet, Charlevoix, and Antrim Cos.

Suboffice at Bellaire in Antrim Co.)

ses—County Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Emmet SCD; (0) Norman

P Gibbard.

Pontiac (Oakland) :

ses-241-4 East Huron St. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (3) Ronald M. Wilson.

1260 West Boulevard, Route 10. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Oakland County SCD;

(1) Richard Drullinger.

Port Huron (St. Clair) :

FHA—Federal Bldg. (1) E. A. Netherton.

(Serves St. Clair and Sanilac Cos.)

ses-304 Federal Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to St. Clair Co. SCD; (2) James K.

Tew.
MICHIGAN—MINNESOTA 111

MICHIGAN—Continued

Raco (Chippewa) :

FS—Raco Ranger Dist.; (3) Bruce F. Elliott.

Rapid River (Delta):

FS—Rapid River Ranger Dist.; (3) Arthur 0.

Schafer.

Rockford (Kent):

SCS—26 Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to NW. Kent, and NE. Kent SCD's;

(3) Leland W Kellogo;.

Rogers City (Presque Isle) :

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) I. Lewis Crosby. (Serves

Presque Isle and Montmorencj' Cos.)

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Presque Isle SCD; (0) Kenneth

Neeper.

St. Ignace (Mackinac) :

FS—St. Ignace Ranger Dist.; (2) Walter G.

Wilson.

St Johns (Clinton):

ses—111 East State St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Agri. Conserv. program in Clinton

Co.; (0) Kenneth G. McManus.

St Joseph (Berrien) :

FHA—712 Pleasant St. (1) Keith Q. Acker,

ses—Jerome Bldg., 710 Pleasant St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to St. Joe River SCD;

(1) James E. McKittrick.

Saginaw (Saginaw) :

FHA—Merrill Bldg. (1) Clarence A. Seidel.

(Serves Saginaw and Genesee Cos.)

SCS-^18^é West Genesee St. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (7) Barney A. Myers.

Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Saginaw SCD; (3) Richard M.

Kirch.

Sandasky (Sanilac) :

ses—7^2 East Sanilac St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Sanilac SCD- (3) Carl L.

Gilmore.

Saolt St. Marie (Chippewa) :

FHA—139 Arlington St. (1) William E. Dickison.

(Serves Chippewa, Luce, and Mackinac Cos.)

ses—139 Arlington St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Chippewa SCD; (0) Jay B. Poffenberger.

Scottville (Mason):

ses—State Savings Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Mason Co. SCD; (2)

Ralph W. Lowery.

South Haven (Van Buren) :

ARS, AE—62 South Haven St. Fruit and Vegetable Handling and Conditioning Equip.;

Harold P. Gaston, cooperative agent

Standish (Arenac) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Lowell F. Schaeflcr.

(Serves Arenac and Bay Cos.)

Stanton (Montcalm) :

8CS—103 East Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Montcalm SCD; (1) Harold D.

Chase.

Stephenson (Menominee) :

ses—Old Kennedy Bldg., U. S. Route 41. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Menominee Co.

SCD; (1) Allen C. Weber.

Traverse City (Grand Traverse) :

FHA—130 West Front St. (1) Harvey H. Hoadley. (Serves Grand Traverse, Kalkaska, and

Leelanau Cos.)

IS~205y2 East Front St. Bluster rust control

hdqrs. for Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan; (1)

Leiten Nelson.

8CS—6 Fed. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision o.

work units; (3) Everett M. Gulembo.

124-134 West Front St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Grand Traverse SCD; (2)

Guy E. Springer.

Watersmeet (Gogebic) :

FS—J. W. Toumey Nursery; (1) Howard W.

Schneider.

Wellston (Manistee) :

FS—Chittenden Nursery; (2) Edward D. Clifford.

West Branch (Ogemaw) :

FHA-209 Houghton Ave. (1) Russell N. Johneon. (Serves Ogemaw, losco, and Roscommon

Cos.)

MICHIGAN—Continued

West Branch (Ogemaw)—Continued

ses—20(1 \\'est Houghton Ave. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Ogemaw SCD; (0) William

J. P. Failing.

White Cloud (Newaygo) :

FS—White Cloud Ranger Dist.; (2) Horace A.

Lucas.

MINNESOTA

Ada (Norman):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Carl E. Erickson. (Serves

Mahnomen and Norman Cos.)

Albert Lea (Freeborn) :

FHA-Fed. Bldg. (1) Geddes E. McMillan.

(Serves Freeborn and Waseca Cos.)

ses—P. 0. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to

Freeborn Co. SCD; (2) Elmer W. MUler.

Alexandria (Douglas):

FHA—113 West ñth Ave. (1) Burt M. Schcrfenberg. (Serves Douglas and Grant Cos.)

Anoka (Anoka):

ses—2012 4th Ave. North. Work Unit Off.—

Tc-h. assistance to Anoka Co. SCD; (2) John

E. Russell.

Aurora (St Louis):

FS—Aurora Ranger Dist.; (2) Willard V. Kennedy.

Austin (Mower):

ARS, MI—c/o George A. Hormel and Co. Meat

insp.; (59) Dr. H. J. Schick.

FHA—2161,^ North Chatham. (1) Edwin I. Iverson. (Serves Dodge and Mower Cos.)

ses-Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Mower Co. SCD; (1) Lawrence R.

Streif.

Bagley (Clearwater):

FHA—Courthouse. (2) Oscar T. Johnson.

Baudette (Lake of the Woods):

FHA—Municipal Bldg. (1) Torleif Boe.

ses-Main St. AVork Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lake of the Woods Co. SCD; (1) Harold

0. Grothem.

Bemidji (Beltrami):

FHA—Dickinson Bldg., 100 3d St. (1) B. Herbert

Carlson.

Bena (Cass) :

FS—Bena Ranger Dist.: (3) Wilbur R. Isaacson.

Benson (Swift):

FHA—City Libr. Bldg. (1) Gerald R. Hafner.

SCS-208 14th St. Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Swift SCD and Chippewa Tributary

and Hawk Creek Watershed project; (6) Edwin

G.Johnson.

Blackduck (Itasca):

FS—Blackduck Ranger Dist.; (2) Joseph R.

Stephen.son.

Brainerd (Crow Wing) :

FHA—N. P. Depot Bldg. (2) Wm. P. Cummins.

(Serves Aitkin and Crow Wing Cos.)

Breckinridge (Wilkin):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Wilkin SCD; (2) Edward R. Amborn

Buflfalo (Wright):

FHA—Thomas Bldg. (1) Glenn C. Gustafson.

(Serves Carver and Wright Cos.)

ses—Thomas Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Wright Co. SCD; (3) Ingolf Q.

Sather.

Caledonia (Houston):

ses—Sprague St. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Root River SCD; (3) Harold

J. Poeschl.

Cambridge (Isanti):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Harold A. Brown.

(Serves Isanti, Chisago, and Kanabec Cos.)

Cannon Falls (Goodhue):

ses—City Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Dakhue SCD, (1) Willis E, DeValois.

Cari ton (Carl ton):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Thomas J. Zauche.

Cass Lake (Cass) :

FS—Chippewa Nat. Forest Hdqrs. (12) Louis

C. Hermel.

Cass Lake Ranger Dist.; (3) James R. Seward.
112 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MINNESOTA—Continued

Clarkfield (Yellow Medicine):

ses—Jacobson Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Yellow Medicine Co. BCD; (3)

Antonio C. Marini.

Crookston (Polk): „ . ^

FHA—209 P. O. Bldg. (1) Einer C Anderson

Deer River (Itasca) : ,„x TT , TT

FS—Cut-Foot Sioux Ranger Dist. (3) Harley H.

Hamm.

Detroit Lakes (Becker):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Lowell M. Johnson.

BCS-Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Becker Co. SCD; (2) Wayne A'

Runna.

Dodge Center (Dodge):

SCS-YMCA Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Dodge Co. SCD; (2) Ernest Schober.

Dora Lake (Itasca) : _ ^ „^. , ri

FS-Dora Lake Ranger Dist. (2) Shirley C

Brayton.

Duluth (St. Louis) : , „ , .

AMS, DA—2002-4 West Superior St. Milk mkt.

order adm.; (9) 0. F. Kirkendall.

AMS, GR—Fed. Bldg. Adm. Grain Standards

Act; (16) W. A. Pahl.

ARS, MI—c/o Elliott Packing Co., 37th Ave.

West and Oneota St. Meat insp.; (fi) Dr. E. D.

Richards.

CSS—Fid. Repres.—Lenox Hotel. Represents

the Minneapolis CSS Commodity Off. as outport repres. and maintains liaison with government and nongovernmental agents; renders

serv. in loading, storage, reconsignment, diversion, and salvage o/ commodities. (9) summer

and fall, (1) winter—Vern W. Lovejoy,

FHA—301 Fed. Bldg, (1) Henry N. Roningen.

(Serves Cook, Lake, and South St. Louis Cos.)

FS-Fed. Bldg. Superior Nat. Forest Hdqrs.;

(18) Galen W. Pike.

East Grand Forks (Polk) :

AMS, MR—Red River Valley Potato Res.,

Center P. 0. Box 113. Res. to develop impr.

work methods, equip., and facilities for handling

storing and transporting potatoes including

effects on quality; (3) Alfred D, Edgar. (2)

Herbert Findlen.

ARS, AE—Red River Valley Potato Res. Center,

U. S. Highway No. 2. Res. on potato harvesting

and handling equip.; (2) Archie H. Glaves.

East Lansing (Ingham) :

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Soybean invest.; ( I) Herbert R. Pettigrove.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Sugar beet

disease, agron. and breeding invest.; (5) Harold

W. Bockstahler.

Ely (St. Louis):

FS—Fed. Bldg. Halfway Ranger Dist.; (4)

William J. Emerson.

Kawishiwi Ranger Dist. (2) Milton H.

Forder.

LaCroix Ranger Dist. (3) Donald H. Ferguson.

Radio and air serv. center. (9) Arnold K.

Steelman.

Eveleth (No. St. Louis) :

FHA-City Hall. (1) Arthur J. Skull.

FS—Eveleth Nursery, (1) Louis H. Deloria.

Fairmont (Martin):

FHA—Gilbert Bldg. (1) Merlin J. Rost. (Serves

Faribault, Jackson, and Martin Cos.)

SCS—lOUé South Main St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Martin Co. SCD; (2) Ivan

H. BurniVon.

FaribauK (Rice):

FHA—Gallagher Bldg. (1) Eugene W. Klinkenberg. (Serves Rice and Stecle Cos.)

SCS-P. O. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to

Rice Co. SCD; (2) Jay Kerr.

Farmington (Dakota):

ses-Griebe Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Dakota Co. SCD; (2) Frederic A.

Tripp.

Fergus Falls (W. Ottertail):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Lawrence H. Irgens.

(Serves West Ottertail and Wilkin Cos.)

' MINNESOTA—Continued

Fergus Falls (W. Ottertail)—Continued

ses—P. O. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of work

units; (6) Neis Snustad. ^ ^ ,

Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech, assistance to West Ottertail SCD; (2) Frank 0,

Janzen.

Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Benton Co. SCD; (1) Russell V.

Jongewaard.

Gaylord (Sibley):

ses—Busch Block. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Sibley Co, SCD; (1) Patrick N.

Kennedy.

Glencoe (McLeod):

FHA-Enterprise Bldg. (1) Edward L. Kurz.

(Serves McLeod and Sibley Cos.)

Glenwood (Pope):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Haiold Kvale.

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech, assistance to Pope Co. SCD; (2) Walter 0. Twite.

Grand Marais (Cook) :

FS—Gunflint Ranger Dist,; (6) Norman 0.

Nelson.

Grand Rapids (Itaska) :

FHA—Marr Bldg. (1) Harold G. Aiton.

FS—Marr Bldg., 18-20 3d St. W. Res. in forest

prod., Minnesota; (5) Z. A. Zasada.

Grygla (Marshall):

ses-Grygla School Dist. JT-79. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Marshall and Beltrami

SCD; (2) John C. McMartln.

Hallock (Eittson):

ses—6th and Atlantic. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Kittson Co. SCD; (1) Clarence J.

Treumer.

Henning (East Ottertail):

FHA—Municipal Bldg. (1) Lloyd E. Whitmer.

International Falls (Eoochicbing) :

FHA—Municipal Bldg. Ernest H. Severin,

Isabella (Lake):

FS—Isabella Ranger Dist.; (5) Quentin R.

Boerner.

Ivanhoe (Lincoln)

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Harold Johansen.

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Lincoln Co. SCD; <2) William P.

0emichen.

Jordan (Scott):

ses—Pierre Bldg., Main St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Scott Co. SCD; (2) Dewey

V. Hahn.

Kelliher (Beltrami) :

ses—Village Hall. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Beltrami Co. SCD; (2) Morris R.

Blackburn.

Le Center (LeSueur) :

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech. as

sistance to LeSueur Co. SCD; (2) Lynn J.

Skaife.

Lewiston (Winona):

ses-John H. Neuman Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Burns-Homer-Pleasant,

Rollingstone-Stockton-Giljmore Creek, Whitewater SCD's; (3) William T. Sillman.

Litchfield (Meeker):

FHA—First State Bank Bldg. (1) George E.

Jackson,

ses—N. Sibley and 2d St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Meeker Co. SCD, (2) Einar

L. Henrikson.

Little Falls (Morrison) :

FHA—Ryan Bldg. (1) Charles P. Swensen.

Long Prairie (Todd) :

FHA—Lano Hdw. Bldg. (1) Leslie G. Matts.

(Serves Todd and Wadena Cos.)

Luverne (Rock):

ses—Manitou Hotel. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Rock Co. SCD; (2) Warren R.

Gregg.

Madison (Lac Qui Parle):

FHA—Am. Legion Bldg. (2) Lawrence J. Hunt,

ses—213 6th Ave, Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Lac Qui Parle SCD (1) Hector 0.

Olson.
MINNESOTA 113

MINNESOTA—Continued

Mahnomen (Mahnomen):

SOS—Co. Welfare BldR. Work Unit OÍT—Tech

assistance to Mahnomen SCD; (2) Robert W.

Kloubec.

Mankato (Blue Earth):

FHA—P, 0. Bldg. (1) Chancy M. Porter.

(Serves Blue Earth, LeSueur, anrl Nicollet Cos.)

Marcell (Itasca) :

PS—Marcell Ranger DIst.; (3) Ralph H. Christopherson.

Marshall (Lyon):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) William M. Knutson.

ses—112^2 North 3d St. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units (7) Gerald A. Simpson.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lyon Co.

SCD (2) Jacob H. Janzeu.

Mclntosh (Polk) :

eCS—First Nat. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to East Polk SCD; (2) Warner

A.Christeson.

Milaca (Mille Lacs):

FHA—Courthouse. (2) Abner E. Hammerherg.

(Serves Benton, Mille Lacs, and Sherburne Cos.)

Minneapolis (Hennepin) :

AMS, DA—307 Gorham Bldg. Grading and üisp.

serv. on dairy prod. (24-*10) E. R. Bartle.

Room 306, 1750 Hennepin Ave. Milk mkt.

order adm.; (10) D. F. Spencer.

AMS, FV—3a3 Gorhara Bldg. Supervision of

Fed.-State insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables

(*1) Edgar F. Johnson.

306 Gorham Bldg. Mkt. news serv. on fruits

and vegetables (1) Shelby H. Sevier.

AMS, GR—Fed. Off. Bldg. Adm. Grain Standards Act; bean and pea insp.; hay insp.; mkt.

news; Enforcement Fed. Seed Act: commodity

insp.; seed insp.; seed verification; (33) M. J.

Johnson.

ARS, PPC—301 Metropolitan Bldg. Barberry

eradication proj. hqdrs. supervision of control of

black stem rust in 18 States (5) R. O. Bulger.

Econ. insect surv. (i-*6) Leo G. K. Iverson.

ARS, SWC—St. Anthony Falls Hydraulic Lab.,

3d Ave. SE., at Mississippi River. Hydrologie

investigations; (2) Fred W. Blaisdoll.

Area Equip. Comm., Area HI—ARS, 301 Metropolitan Bldg. Aidmg util, of excess and disposal

of surplus supplies and equip.: (1) R. K. Smith,

chairman.

CEA—510 Grain Exch. Bldg. Adm. of the Commodity Exch. Act; (3) Gerald J. Svvoboda.

CSS—Commodity Off.—1006 West Lake St.

Responsible for procurement, fiscal transp. and

storage activ. for assigned CSS and CGC programs; (477) James A. Cole.

Minneapolis-Golden Valley (Hennepin):

SCS-7830 6th Ave. North. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Hennepin SCD; (3) Lloyd

F.Larsen.

Montevideo (Chippewa) :

FHA—Chippewa Bank Bldg. (2) Halbert V,

Johnson, actg. (Serves Chippewa and Yellow

Medicine Cos.)

Moorhead ( Clay) :

FHA-P. 0. Bldg. (1) Knut S. Severud.

SCS—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Clay Co. SCD; (2) Leslie L. Pulkrabek.

Mora(Kanabec):

ses—Co. Court House, Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Kanabec Co. SCD; (1) Gerald J.

Sullivan.

Morris (Stevens) :

FHA—Glass Block Bldg. (1) Wallace E. Britson.

North Branch (Chisago) :

ses—Stephens Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Chisago SCD; (1) O. Wesley

Hofstad.

Olivia (Renville):

FHA—Pfeifler Bldg. (1) Granville W. Walburn.

Ortonville (BigStone):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Robert D. McDowell.

(Suboffice oí Co. Off. at Wheaton in Traverse

Co.)

MINNESOTA—Continued

Owalonna (Siècle):

SCS-'I06 N. Cedar St. Area Off.-Supcrvision

of work units; (5) Frank D. Martin

WorlcUui^t Off--Tech. assistance to Steelo

Co. SCD; (2) Orville A. Rissen

Park Rapide (Hubbard):

FHA-Lindquist Bldg. (2) LoRoy E. Copp

(Serves Ca.ss and Hubbard Cos.)

Pino City (Pine):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Mervyn E. Anderson.

Pipcstone (Pipestone):

SCS-I<^irst Nat. Bank. Work Unit Off.-Tech

assistance to Pipcstone SCD; (1) Lester W.

Swanson.

Presfon (Fillmore):

FHA-Olson Bldg. (1) John C. Rydberg.

(Servos Fillmore and Houston Cos )

ses—Syndicate Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to East and West Fillmore SCD and

East Willow Creek Watershed proj.; (4)

Arnold G. Adkre. i J . v /

Red Lake Falls (Red Lake) ;

ses-Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assi'^îtance to Red Lake Co., SCD; (2) Boyd R,

Forrest.

Red Wing (Goodhue):

FHA—Citizens Fund Mutual Fire Insur. Bldg,

(1) Chauncey H. Simonds, (Serves Goodhue

and Wabasha Cos.)

ses-Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to East Goodhue SCD; (3) Julius E.

Kubier.

Redwood Falls (Redwood) :

FHA—Sward-Kemp Bldg. (1) Leonard W.

Fosshage. (Serves Brown and Redwood Cos.)

ses—Redwood Falls Farmer's Elevator Co. Bldg,

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Redwood

Co. SCD; (1) Robert J. Feldt.

Remer (Cass):

FS—Remer Ranger Dist.; (2) Maurice O.

Christensen.

Rochester (Olmsled):

FfLl—Boston Bldg. (1) Glenn C. Jones. (Serves

Olmsted and Winona Cos.)

ses—1181-0 N Broadway. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (4) W. Marion Roberts.

P 0. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to

Upper Zumbro SCD; (2) Grant 0. Karlstad.

Roseau (Roseau):

FHA—Woodward Bldg. (3) Albert H. Mattson

(Serves Kittson, Marshall, and Roseau Cos.)

St. Cloud (Stearns):

FHA—St. Cloud Jobbing Co. Bldg. (1) Otto A.

Stängel,

St. Cloud (Sherburne and Stearns) :

ses—P. 0. Work Unit Off,—Tech. assistance to

Sherburne SCD; (3) Henry M. Wilson.

ñl»y¿ second St. So. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Stearns SCD; (5) Leonard E.

Bullard.

St. Paul (Ramsey):

AMS, A ES—531 State Ofllce Bldg. State-Federal crop reporting service; (lI-*2) R. A. Bodin.

AMS, MR—Dept. of Agr. Econ. Univ. of Minnesota, Univ. Farm. Engaged in studies of the

organization and structure of specified markets

in cooperation with the Univ. of Minnesota;

(0) A. L. Domike, Jr.

ARS, ADE—410 Globe Bldg. Animal disease

eradication projects; sanitary handling of import

animal byproducts, hay and straw; issuance or

endorsement of certificates for export livestock;

(105) Fred C. Driver.

ARS, AE—Agr. Eng. Dept., Univ. of Minnesota.

Weed control maciiinery research; (0) Louis A.

Liljedahl.

ARS, DHRB—Univ. of Minnesota. Breeding

strains of dairy cattle suitable for use by small

dairymen of the U. S. to increase the producing

efficiency of their herd; (4) Ned Bayloy.

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta., Univ. Farm.

Wheat brooding; (2-*l) Elmer R. Au.semus.

Wheat and barley leaf rust; (1) Mose^ N. Levine.

Flax prod., breeding, and genet, invest,; proj.

leader of seed flax invest; (2) Joseph O. Culbertson. Physiol. races of wheat and oat stem rusts
114 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MINNESOTA—Continued

St. Paul (Ramsey)—Continued

in relation to breeding programs; (*2) J. J.

Christensen.

State Agr. Expt. Sta., Univ. Farm. Soybean

Invest.; (*1) Jean W. Lambert. Soybean

disease invest.; (*1) Milton F. Kernkamp.

State Agr. Expt, Sta., Univ. Farm, (coop.)

Sugar beet black root invest.; (1) Charles L.

Schneider.

ARS, HCR—State Agrie. Eipt. Sta. Fruit

breeding; investigations on potato culture

breeding, and diseases; ( S) William H. Alderman (Collab.), Fred A. Krantz (Collab.).

ARS, PE—Div. of Agr. Econ., Univ. of Minnesota. Research, stat. and serv. work in econ. 0/

agr. production, inch adjustments in prod, to

prospective demands; farm labor requirements

and productivity; costs and returns; econ.

problems relating to farm credit, investment,

taxation, Insurance, land and water use, land

values, and tenure; (0) Frank T. Hady.

ARS, PPC—304 Plant Path. B]dg., Univ. Farm.

Survey of stem rust in U. S.; (4) E. C. Stakman.

100 Old Plant Path. Bldg., Univ. of Minn.

Barberry eradication for control of black stem

rust in Minnesota and North Dakota; (5-*ß)

T. H. Stewart.

ARS, PPC—301 Cofley Hall, Univ. of Minn.

Grasshopper and Mormon cricket control;

(l-*8) Oscar Pearson.

ARS, PQ—Room 203, New P. 0. and Customs

Bldg. Plant quarantine enforcement; (1)

Henry W. Hecker.

ASCC—1104 Main P. O. Bldg. Responsible for

carrying out agr. adj., price support and agr.

conserv. programs. (44) Clarence D. Palmby,

chairman.

FCIC—Room 1129, P. 0. Bldg. Adm. of crop

insurance program including sales and servicing

of crop insurance contracts and the adjustment

of losses in Minnesota and Wisconsin; (11)

Elmer Tabor.

FES-Inst. of Agr. of the Univ. of Minnesota,

Univ. Farm. Directs the State programs of

Coop. Ext. work; (Vacant), director.

FHA-203 Federal Courts Bldg. State DirectorMinnesota; (20) Gordon F. Klenk.

502 Federal Courts Bldg. (2) Arthur J. Holen.

(Serves Anoka, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey,

Scott, and Washington Cos.)

FS-Botany Bldg., Univ. Farm. Blister rust

control hdqrs. for Minnesota and Iowa; (1) Lawrence B. Ritter.

300 Green Hall, St. Paul Campus, Univ. of

Minnesota, P. 0. Zone 1, Lake States Forest

Exp. Sta. Research in forest production, survey, economics; protection from fire, insects,

diseases; (28) M. B. Dickerman.

8CS—517 Federal Courts Bldg. Biologist; technical guidance in biology to State Conservationists In an assigned group of States on the

Improvement of all types of land on farms and

ranches including ponds and other agricultural

water areas as wildlife habitat for sustained

annual production of crops of farm game animals

and other useful wildlife; Wallace L. Anderson.

Div. of Soils, Univ. Farm. Field Correlator; technical direction to soil survey work

including classification, nomenclature and correlation, soil survey inspection, and soil survey

reports in an assigned group of States; Alfred H.

Paschall.

SOL^505 Federal Courts Bldg. Legal services

in connection with the Department's activities;

(6) George R. Springborg.

St. Peter (Nicollet):

ses—3071/é South Main St. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (5) Lee K. Moore.

Slayton (Murray):

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (2) Lawrence O. Omundson.

(Serves Murray and Pipestone Cos.)

South St. Paul (Dakota):

AMS, LS—Federal Bldg. Market News service;

(7) D. T. Westerdahl. Meat grading service;

(18) C. M. Norve. Administration of Packers

and Stockyards Act; (3) A. L. Lowery.

MINNESOTA—Continued

South St. Paul (Dakota)—Continued

ARS, ADE^309 Exchange Bldg. Public

stockyards inspection; (13) Henry L. Rae.

ARS, MI—P. O. Box 537 (oflBce, 205 P. O. Bldg.).

Meat inspection; (107) Dr. C. A. Ward.

Stillwater (Washington):

SCS—231 East Chestnut St. Area Off,—Supervision of work units; (Vacant).

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Washington Co. SCD; (3) Francis L. Paulson.

Thief River Falls (Pennington) :

FHA—Lieberman Bldg. (1) Joel P. Rosengren.

(Serves Pennington and Red Lake Cos.)

SCS—2d and Atlantic. Area Off.-Supervision

of work units and working with Red Lake River

Drainage and Conserv. Dist.; (7) Herbert G.

Halverson.

Work Unit OS.—Tech. assistance to Pennington Co. SCD; (1) Donald E. Lawrence.

Tofte (Cook) :

FS—Tofte Ranger Dist.; (4) Ralph L. Graves.

Twin Valley (Norman):

SCS—Twin Valley Implement Co. Bldg.

Work Unit Ofi.—Tech. assistance to East

Agassiz SCD; Donovan E. Broberg.

Two Harbors (Lake) :

FS—Two Harbors Ranger Dist.; (2) Wiley T.

Fuller.

Virginia (St. Louis) :

FS—2041-Í Chestnut St, Virginia Ranger Dist.;

(2) Tyler S. Gill.

SCS—5th Ave. and Chestnut St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Little Fork SCD;

(1) Henry R. Cline.

Wabasha (Wabasha):

SCS—Community Clinic Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Lake Pepin and South

Wabasha SCD's; (2) Gail F. Sickeler.

Waconia (Carver):

SCS—City Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Carver Co. SCD; (2) Floyd L.Higgins.

Walker (Cass) :

FS—Walker Ranger Dist.; (2) Louis Tausch, Jr.

Wanamingo (Goodhue):

SCS—Wanamingo School Dist. 165. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to South Goodhue SCD;

(1) Robert S. Anderson.

SCS—124H North State St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Waseca Co. SCD; (3) Joseph

F. Gabiou.

Wheaton (Traverse):

FHA—Co. Welfare Bldg. (1) Conrad 0. Paimgren. (Serves Big Stone and Traverse Cos.

Suboflfice at Ortonville in Big Stone Co.)

Wilimar (Kandiyohi):

FHA—Foundation Bldg. (1) Joseph P. Biniek.

Windom (Cottonwood) :

FHA—Citizen Bldg. (1) Donald L. Hanson.

(Serves Cottonwood and Watonwan Cos.)

SCS—904 4th Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assis^

anee to Cottonwood Co. SCD; (1) Norman E.

Boyce.

Winona (Winona):

ARS, MI—c/o Swift & Co. Meat inspection:

(6) Dr. J. D. Lyddy.

Worthington (Nobles):

FHA—Flynn Bldg. (1) James W. Hippie.

(Serves Nobles and Rock Cos.)

MISSISSIPPI

Aberdeen (Monroe):

FHA—Courthouse. (2) Jesse D. Smith, Jr.

SCS—Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Monroe Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) (Vacant).

Ackerman (Choctaw):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Walter L. Dickerson, Jr.

FS—Land Utilization Unit; (1) W. H. Warriner.

SCS—Coui-thouse Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Choctaw Soil Conserv. Dist;

(2) J. T. McMinn.

Amory (Monroe):

SCS—Dalrymple Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Monroe Soil Conserv, Dist.; (2)

T. D. Allen.
MISSISSIPPI 115

MISSISSIPPI—Continued

Ashland (Benton):

FHA—Hudspeth Bldg. (1) Augustus R. Sum

merour.

ses—Renick Bldp.—Work Unit Off—Tech, assistance to Tallahatchie Eiver Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) E. F. Hm-dle.

Batesville (Panola):

FHA—Pettit Bldg. (1) Cecil V. Cummins.

(Serves Panola and Lafayette Cos.)

ses—Panola Co. Federal Savings and Loan Assoc.

Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of work units.;

(12) W. C. Nelms.

Courthouse, Library Room on 2d floor. Work

Unit OÎÎ.—Tech. assistance to Panola Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) W. D. Gordon.

Bay St. Louis (Hancock) :

FHA—Agrl. Center. (1) Charles F. Burril.

ses—Old Creamery Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Hancock Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) J.X. Bishop.

Bay Springs (Jasper) :

FHA—Craig Bldg. (1) Sam F. Newell.

ses—Ground floor, Craig Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Jasper Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) W. T. Smalley.

Belzoni (Humphreys):

FHA—Sevier Bldg. (4) J. Otis Fowler.

ses—3d floor, Humphreys Co. Courthouse.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Humphreys

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Lavelle Searcy.

Booneville (Prentiss):

FHA—Yarber-Franks Bldg. (2) Herman E.

Wood.

ses-Yarber-Franks Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Northeast Mississippi Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) J. W. Hollandsworth.

Brandon (Rankin):

FHA—Overby Bldg. CD Silas R. Sinclair.

ses—Basement of Boyce Bldg., U. S. Highway

80. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Rankin Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) J. G. Payne.

Brookhaven (Lincoln):

FHA—Perkins Furn. Co. Bldg. (1) George C.

Brown.

ses—Brookhaven Bank and Trust Co., Whitworth Ave. and Cherokee St. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (5) R. D. King.

2d floor, Perkins Bldg., Whitworth Ave. at

Monticello St. Work Unit Off.—Tech assistance to Lincoln Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) H.

Phillips.

Brooklyn (Forrest):

FS—W. W. Ashe Nursery. (7) S. J. Johnson.

Calhoun City (Calhoun) :

FHA—Community Bldg. (1) James E. Stallings.

ses—Ground floor, Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Calhoun Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) L. E. Veazey.

Canton (Madison) :

FHA—Courthouse Annex. (2) Bryan D.

stringer.

BCS-Chancery Clerk's Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Madison Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) T. H. Herring.

Carrollton (Carroll):

FHA—Marshall Bldg. (1) William K. McGehee.

ses—Marshall Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Big Sand Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

R. T. Benton.

Carthage (Leake):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Charlton F. Phillips.

ses—3d floor, Leake Co. Courthouse. Work

Unit Off.—Tech assistance to Leake Soil Conserv, Dist.; (2) H. W. Beacham,

Charleston (Tallahatchie):

FHA—Co. Bldg. (4) Emmett E. Prévost.

ses-Co. Bldg., Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Tallahatchie Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) L, J. Stanford, Jr.

Clarksdale (Coahoma):

FHA—McWüliams Bldg. (2) Everett B, Cooner.

ses—Stevens Bldg., First St. and Yazoo Ave.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Coahoma

Sou Conserv. Dist.; (2) George W. Yeates.

Mississippi—Continued

Cleveland (Bolivar):

FHA—Wood Bldg. (3) Wince W. Nordan.

SCR—Bolivar Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off —

Tech. assistance to Bolivar Soil Conserv. Dist •

(1) Thomas A. IIcsLer.

CofTeeville (Yalobushii) :

FHA-CourthousP. (1) W. Woodrow Jones,

(Serves Yalobusha and Grenada Cos )

FS—Land Util. Unit. (1) J. C. Jordan,

ses-Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to Yalobusha Soil Conserv, Dist.- (4)

J. B. Majure.

Collins (Covington):

?ÄATp'^y ^al'- Í1) William C. Whittingion.

SCS-City Hall. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Covington Soil Conserv. Dist : (2) T E Main, Jr. , v y x. J^.

Columbia (Marion):

FHA—White Bldg. (1) Johnnie R. Lee.

ses-White Bldg., Main St. Work Unit Off —

Tech. assistance to Marion Soil Conserv. Dist.:

(3) W. F. Clark.

Columbus (Lowndes):

FHA-Fed. Bldg. (1) Thomas H. Moore.

Ses-207 P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Lowndes Soil Conserv. Dist • (2)

A. C. Christopher,

Corinth (Alcorn):

FHA—Corinth Furniture Company Bldg (1)

Joseph R. Wilson,

ses—Corinth Furniture Company Bldg. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Northeast Mississippi Soil Conserv, Dist.; (2) J. L. Hamilton.

Decatur (Newton):

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (0) Leon Johnson,

ses—New Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Newton Soil Conserv. Dist ;

(3) O. L. Turman.

DeKalb (Kemper) :

FHA—Courthouse. (2) Dwight V. Roberts.

(Serves Kemper and Lauderdale Cos.)

ses—2d floor, Old Chancery Clerk Bldg., Courthouse Square. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Kemper Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) W.

H. Dixon.

Drew (Sunflower):

FHA—City Hall. (1) John W. Lambert. (SuboiTice of Co. Off. at Indianola in Sunflower Co.)

ses—2d floor Merchants and Planters Bank Bldg.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Sunflower

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) J. D. White.

Eupora (Webster) :

FHA—Town Hall. (1) James Y, Reed,

ses—2d floor, Eupora Theatre Bldg., Dunn St.

and Fox Ave. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance

to Webster Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) J. S. Flora.

Fayette (JefTerson):

FHA—BaU Drug Store Bldg. (1) William Lloyd

Jones,

ses—2d floor, Courthouse Annex. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Jefferson Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) J. H. Crigler.

Forest (Scott):

FHA—Lee and Ott Funeral Home. (2) Dennis

E. Garner.

FS—Bienville Ranger Dist. (12) J. I. Christensen,

ses—Ott and Lee Bldg., First and Raleigh Sts,

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Scott Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) S. Buchanan.

Fulton (Itawamba) :

FHA—Courthouse Annex. (1) Archie T. Spraberry,

ses—Ground floor, Agr. Annex to Courthouse.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Northeast

Mississippi Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) R, V.

Maples.

Gainesville (Washington) :

ARS, ENT—Delta Exp. Sta.—Studies on the biol.

and control of tabanids, Leyburn F. Lewis.

Gloster (Amite):

FS—Ratcliff St. Ext. Homochitto Ranger Dist,¿

(6) R. W. Pearl.

Greenville (Washington) :

AMS, CR—118^^ South Poplar St, Rice Inst.f

(0) H. E. Goetz.

FHA—Virden Bldg. (4) William L. Sallis.
116 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MISSISSIPPI—Conlinued

Greenville (Washington)—Continued

gçs—West room in Co. Agt.'s Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Washington Soil

Conserv. Dist; (2) W. B. Lingle.

Greenwood (Leflore) : „ , • AMS CN—2d floor, Wright Bldg. Cotton classification, cotton quality statistics, cotton market

news, and cottonseed inspection; (6-68) Bryden

FHA-Courthouse. (2) Robert G. Brasfield.

SCS-Bright Bldg., 315^ Howard St. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (7) L. A. Wilkins.

1st floor, Leflore Co. Courthouse. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Leflore Soil

Concerv. Dist.: (3) J. C. Josey.

Grenada (Grenada): ,, .

ses—Evans Bldg., 167 East Mam St. Area

Off.—Supervision of work units; (15) P. R. Daly.

Co. Agr. Bldg., Mound St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Grenada Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) R. R. Blue.

GTilfport(Harrleon):

AMS, AES—308 American Legion Bldg. Federal

Crop Reporting Service; (8) D. A. McCandJiss.

ARS, PPC—3505 25th Ave. Phony peach and

peach mosaic control: (3) A. E. Cavanagh.

Sweetpotato weevil control- (3) M. S. Yeomans.

White-fringed beetle control; (11) R. A.

Roberts. .r^ ^, ,

White-fringed beetle control; •(3-*4) H. Gladncy. (Area Off.).

FHA—Courthouse. (1) William N. Oliver.

FS—Gulf Nat. Bank Bldg. Biloid Ranger Dist.;

(11) C. M. Evenson.

FS—Kremer Bldg. Southern Inst. of Forest

Genet. Research in tree improvement, forest

production, protection from diseases in southern

pines; (5) Berch Henry.

25th Ave. at city limits. Research in forest

insects in southern pines; (7) Harmon R. John

Ston.

8CS—Annex to Harrison Co. Courthouse, 24th

Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to

Harrison Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) D. E. Post.

Hattiesburg (Forrest) :

ARS, PPC—110 Evans St. Sweetpotato weevil

control; (2-*7) W. T. Qurley. White-fringed

beetle control; (ll-*4) S. S. Sheffield.

FHA—Geiger Bldg. (1) Joseph W. Bullen.

(Serves Forrest and Lamar Cos. Suboflîce at

Purvis in Lamar Co.)

FS—213 Magnolia State Off. Bldg., 12&-130 West

Front St. Leaf River Ranger Dist.; (7) D. W.

Thorsen.

ses—Carpenters Bldg., 406 Forrest St. Area

Off.—Supervision of work units; (6) H. A.

Bernhardt.

Geiger Bldg., 268 West Pine St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Forrest Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) W.B, Gary.

Hazlehurst (Copiah) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) William D. Russum.

ses—2d floor, Copiah Co. Courthouse, Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Copiah Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) A. J. Meredith.

Hernando (DeSoto):

ses—2d floor, DeSoto Co, Courthouse. Work

Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to DeSoto Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) H. I. Weeks.

Holly Springs (Marshall) :

FHA—Barnett Bldg. (1) Lee 0. White.

FS—201 Market St. Holly Springs Ranger Dist.;

(14) A.B. Collins,Jr.

ses-Barnett Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Tallahatchie River Soil Conserv.

Dist.;(4)J.L. Gates.

Houston (Chickasaw) :

FHA—Bank Bldg. (2) Julius D. McAlpin, Jr.

FS—Land Utilization Unit; (3) H. H. Carpenter,

ses-Houston State Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Chickasaw Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) R. Simpson.

Indianola (Sunflower):

FHA—Hubert Middleton Bldg, (2) Malcolm C,

French. (SubofBce at Drew in Sunflower Co.)

MISSISSIPPI—Continued

Indianola (Sunflower)—Continued

ses-John W. Johnson Bldg., Main and Court

Sts. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Sunflower Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) R. J. Ross.

luka (Tiehomingo):

FHA—Tishomingo Co. Coop. Bldg, (1) M. Hays

Woods.

ses-Cooperative Bldg., State St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Tennessee River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) H. A, Jones.

Jackson (Hinds):

AMS, CN—207H South State St. Cotton classification, cotton quality statistics, cotton market

news, and cottonseed inspection; (4-31) Raymond A. Craig.

AMS, DA—352 Woodrow Wilson Ave. Market

news service on dairy and poultry prod.; (2)

H. L. Stevens.

AMS, FV—352 Woodrow W^ilson Dr., P. O. Box

4568 Fondren Sta. Market news service on

fruits and vegetables, (1) Thomas C. Hill.

ARS, ADE—602 Milner Bldg., Lamar and Pearl

Sts. Animal disease eradication; projects; sanitary handling of import animal byproducts, hay

and straw; issuance or endorsement of certificates

for export livestock; (28) Lewis J, Pate.

A see—P. 0. Box 1251, Ma,sonic Bldg., 1130 West

Capitol St. Responsible for carrying out agri.

adj., price support, and agri. conserv. programs;

(35) Charles L. Neill, chairman.

FCIC—Room 610, Milner Bldg., 200 South Lamar

St. Administration of croD insurance program

including sales and servicing of crop insurance

contracts and the adjustment of losses in Mississippi, Louisiana, and Arkansas; (6) James S,

Smith.

FHA—450 Milner Bldg. State Dir.—Mississippi;

(21) Thomas B. Fatherree.

510H East Pearl St. (4) Harmon 0. Alley.

FS—1130 West Capitol St. Mississippi Nat.

Forests Hdqrs.; (25) E. R. De Silvia.

ses—400 Milner Bldg., Lamar and Pearl Sts.

State Off.—Adm. SCS program in the State;

(28) Charles B. Anders.

655 Milner Bldg., Lamar and Pearl Sts. Area

Off.—Supervision of work units; (7) R. C. Flanagan.

302 Hinds Co. Courthouse. Pascagoula and

South President Sts. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Hinds Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) L.

L. McLemore.

Eosciusko (Attala):

FHA—Crawley Bldg. (0) Nolan W. Fulton.

(Subofficc of CO. office at Louisvule in Winston

Co.)

ses-Old Southern Funeral Home, North Natchez

St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Attala

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) C. S. Vanderford.

Laurel (Jones):

FHA—Laurel Civic Center, (2) Anderson J. Orr.

(Serves Jones and Wayne Cos. SuboflSce at

Waynesboro in Wayne Co.)

FS—Federal Bldg. Chickasawhay Ranger Dist,;

(11) J. T. Koen.

SCS—Civic Center Bldg., South Magnolia St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Jones Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) H. Bending.

Leakesville (Greene):

ses-2d floor. Annex to Greene Co. Courthouse.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Three

Rivers Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) E. S. Lee.

Lexington (Holmes):

FHA—Huffstatler Bldg. (4) Walter E. Strider.

ses—Weathersby Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Holmes Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

A. P. Carroll.

Liberty (Amite):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Horace R. Adair. (Serves

Amite and Wilkinson Cos.)

SCS—Amite Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Amite Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) C. S. Draughn.

Louisville (Winston):

FHA—Agr. Credit Bldg. (2) John E. Stevens.

(Serves Winston and Attala Cos. SubofBce at

Kosciusko in Attala Co.)
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MISSISSIPPI—Continued

Louisville (Winston)—Continued

ses—Taylor Bldg., North Court St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Winston Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) J. G. Graham.

Lncedale (George):

FHA—NYA Bldp. (1) Bob Sullivan. (Serves

George and Jackson Cos.)

eCS—George Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Three Rivers Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) P. A. Calhoun.

Macon (Noxubee):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (2) John T. Douglass, Jr.

ses—2d floor Co. Courthouse. Work Unit OÍT.—

Tech. assistance to Noxubee Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) R. M. Currie.

Magnolia (Pike):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Gilbert Montgomery,

ses—Room 7, U. S. P. O. Bldg., corner of Mag

nolia and Cherry Sts. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Pike Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) R. WMcKay.

Marks (Quitman):

FHA—Eugene Thompson Law On. Bldg. (2)

Charles N. Flake,

ses-2d floor, Quitman Co. Courthouse. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Quitman Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) J. T. Jenkins.

Mayersville (Issaquena):

ses—PMA Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Issaquena Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Q. T. Womack.

Meadville (Franklin):

FHA—Old Armory Bldg. (1) William E.

Truesdale. (Serves Franklin and Adams Cos.)

FS—Bude Ranger Dist.; (11) J. O. Kirby.

SCS—Old Armory Bldg., Walnut St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Franklin Soil Conserv.

Dist. (2) C. W. Schultz.

Mendenhall (Simpson):

FHA—Ponder Bldg. (1) Sheldon M. Webb.

SCS—2d floor, Ponder Bldg.. Main St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Simpson Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) H. L. Martin.

Meridian (Lauderdale) :

AMS, MR—U. S. Hort. Fid. Sta., Route 6.

Invests, in the handling, transp. and storage of

fruits, vegetables and other hort. crops (1)

L. J. Kushman.

ARS, FC—U. S. Sugar PI, Fid. Lab. Sugarcane

and sugar sorghum agron. invest.; (10) Iley E.

ARS, HCR—U. S. Hort. Fid. Sta., Route 6.

Grape, pear, and strawberry invest.; pecan prod,

and impr. invest., sweetpotato and other vegetable invest.; (10) Atherto'n C. Gossard.

ses—U. S. P. 0. Bldg., 21st Ave. and 9th St.

Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (9) D, W.

Fortenberry.

309 Lauderdale Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Lauderdale Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) E. E. Freeman.

Monticello (Lawrence):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) James H. Carr.

8CS—Hül Bldg., Union Sta. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Lawrence Soil Conserv.

Dist. (2) R. Smith.

Mound Bayoo (Bolivar):

ses—K. D. Smith Bldg., Highway 61. Subunit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Bolivar Soil Conserv.

Dist,; (1) Elisha E. Pippins.

Natchez (Adams):

SCS—Auditorium, Natchez Cold Storage Coop.

Work Unit Off,—Tech. assistance to Adams Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) F. George.

New Albany (Union) :

FHA—Hall-Houston Bldg. (2) WUlie Lee Norman.

Gordon Bldg., Bankhead St. State Off.

(Hdqrs. of Asst. State Conserv,)—Adm. of flood

control program in the State; (2) W. L. Heard.

Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (20)

W. H. Brown,

Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Tallahatchie River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) J. T.

Wilkins.

MISSISSIPPI—Continued

New Augusta (Perry):

FH.\—Courthou.se Annex, (1) John A, Bell

(Serves Perry and Greene Cos.)

SCS—Co. Bldg., located in Court Yard. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Three Rivers Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) E. N, Brinson,

Oxford (Lafayette):

FS—Court House Bldg. Flood control proieft;

(18) V. B. MacNaughton.

Dupree Hall "B", Univ. of Mis.sis.sippi,

Res. in forest prod, and watershed mgt in shortleaf pine-hardwood forests; (5) David B. King.

^(^S—Linder Bldg., northeast corner business

square. Work Unit Off.—q^ech. assistance to

Taliahatchie River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

T. M. King. '

Pascagoula (Jackson):

SCS—Bacot Bldg., corner Delmas Ave. and St.

Feral St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to

Jackson Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) L, 0. Strange

Philadelphia (Neshoba): ^

FHA-Barfoot Bldg. (1) Toxie H. Tullos.

(Serves Neshoba and Newton Cos. SubofTice

at Decatur in Newton Co.)

SCS—Barfoot Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Neshoba Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

D. McCluer. ' ^

Pontotoe (Pon to toe):

FHA—First Nat. Bank Bldg. (1) James G.

Arrington.

SCS—Rayburn and Williams Bldg., Congress St.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Northeast

Mississippi Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) R. C.

Phillips.

Poplarville (Peakl River):

FHA-Fed. Bldg. (1) Emory R. Hodgson, Sr.

SCS—2d floor. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Pearl River Soil Conserv.

Di.st.; (3) A. C. Tucker.

Port Gibson (Claiborne) :

FHA-Co. Jail Bldg. (1) John A. Burch.

(Serves Claiborne and Warren Cos.)

ses—Claiborne Hardware Bldg., 914 Walnut St.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Claiborne

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) W. L. Kerley.

Prentiss (Jefferson Davis):

FHA—Bank of Blountville Bldg. (2) George E.

Elias.

SCS—Bank of Blountville Bldg., corner of Columbia Ave. and 2d St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Jefferson Davis Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) D. L. Johnson.

Purvis (Lamar) :

FHA-Co. Bldg. (1) Arvil L. Palmer. (Suboffice of Co. Off. at Hattiesburg in Forrest Co.)

SCS—Bldg. located on st. behind Cour'thouse.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Lamar Soil

Conserv, Dist.; (2) H. H. Leard.

Quitman (Clarke):

FHA—Co. Off. Bldg. (1) Edward L. Blue.

SCS—Clarke Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Clarke Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) H. K. Hunter.

Raleigh (Smith):

FHA—Harris Appliance Bldg. (1) James R.

Boggan.

FS—Strong River Ranger Dist.; (6) Joseph

Couch, Jr.

ses-Coursey Bldg., Highway 18. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Smith Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) H. L. Boyd.

Raymond (Hinds):

SCS—2d floor, Hinds, Co. Courthouse. Work

Unit Off.-Tech, assistance to Hinds Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) P. L. Wells.

Ripley (Tippah):

FHA—Anderson Bldg. (1) A. G. Cargile.

SCS—Jury Room, Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Taliahatchie River

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) S. N. Boyd.

Rolling Fork (Sharkey) :

FHA—Grundfest Bldg. (4) Sam H. Starnes.

(Serves Sharkey and Issaquena Cos.)

FS—Grundfest Bldg. Delta Ranger Dist.; (2)

H. P. Rice.
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Corn

(1-*1)

MISSISSIPPI—Continued

EolliPgFork (Sharkey)-Contiimed

ses—Grundfest Bldg. Work Unit OlL-iecn

assistance to Sharkey Soil Conserv. Dist., (3)

C. B. Godbold.

''îaf-cAoÎse. sub unit Ofl^-Tech^^sistanee to Bolivar Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Van B.

Chaney.

^ ßCS-SÄ: Bank of Sardis Bldg. 28 Hotel St^

Work Unit Off—Tech. assistance to Panola

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) J. B, Massie.

^ ral-cÄ' Bldg. (1) Wmie B. Perkins.

(Serves Täte and DeSoto Cos.)

SCS-County Agent's Bldg. 134 Front St. Work

Unit Off —Tech. assistance to Täte Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) T. R. Taylor.

Starkville (Oktibbeha):

FHA-Walker Bldg. (1) James F Ellis, Jr.

SCS-Old I. C. Railway Depot^ BWg. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Oktibbeha Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) H. O. Wax.

State College (Oktibbeha):

AMS, MR—Mississippi Agr. Expt. Sta. JJcpt.

of Agr. Econ. Regional studies m cotton

marketing in cooperation v/ith State Agr. Expt.

Stas.; (*1) W. A. Taught.

ARS, AE-Agr. Expt. Sta., Miss. State Coll.

Research on equipment for mechamsing cotton

production; (0) Rex F. Colwick

ARS, ENT-Room 9, Biology Bldg., P. 0. Box

1518. Reseajch on corn insects; \á) J. vv

Ingram. „ ^ .

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.),

prod., breeding, and genet, invest.;

Robert C. Eckhardt. „ , . n ff^r.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Cotton

disease invest.; (*1) Alfred B. Wiles.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Grass impr.

invest.; (*2) Hugh W. Bennett. Clover unpr.

invest.; (1) Wüliam E. Knight.

ARS, SWC—Agr. Expt. Sta., Miss. State Coll.

Soil and water mgt. invest.; (4-*l) Howard V.

Jordan. . . ^. ^. .„,

P. O. Box 175. Hydrologie mvestigations; (6)

Russell Woodbum. _. ,,_ o* *

FES—Missis.sippi State Coll. Directs the State

programs of Coop. Ext. work; Clay Lyle,

director,

ses—Ext. Off. Ext. Off.—Coop, m soil conserv.

program in the State; (*!) Charles B, Ashford.

Stoneville (Washington):

AMS, ON—U. S. Cotton I-.ab. Cotton fiber

testing service and cottonseed grading research,

and cooperation with ARS and Delta Expt.

Sta.; (S) Wilbur K. Marble.

AMS, MR—U. 8, Cotton Lab., P. 0. Box 218.

Research in the efficiency of cotton marketing

and pricing, including economies of ginning;

(4) J. E. Ross, Jr. . ^ -r, ^

ARS, AE—U. S. Cotton Ginning Res. Laby., P. 0.

Box 420, Leland. Cotton ginning investigations; (3) Charles A. Bennett. Cotton ginning

and associated processes, equipment and methods. (24) Charles M. Merkel.

Delta Br. Expt., Sta. Research on equipment

for mechanizing cotton production; (5) E, Buford

Williamson.

ARS, ENT—Delta Br. Expt. Sta. Investigations

on the biology and control of insects and spider

mites affecting cotton. (4, 6-10 seasonal)

Erastu s W. Dunnam.

ARS, FC—USDA Cotton Fid. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton physiol. invest.; (1) Harry R. Cams.

Cotton genet, invest.; (1) James R. Meyer.

Cotton impr. invest.; (2-'^5) James B. Dick.

Delta Br. Expt. Sta. (State) (coop.). Soybean prod, invest.; (3) Edgar E. Hartwig. Soybean disease invest.; (1-*1) R. A. Kilpartick.

Grass and legume disease invest.; (1) Howard W.

Johnson.

Delta Br. Expt. Sta. (State) (coop). W^eed

control research; ( t) Chester G. McWhorter.

ARS, PE—Delta Br. Expt. Sta. Research, stat.

and serv. work in ccon. of agr. production, incl,

adjustments in prod, to prospective demands;

MISSISSIPPI—Continued

Stoneville f Washington)—Continued

ia! m labor requirements and productivity, costs

and returns; econ. prob, relating to farm credit,

investment, taxation, insurance, land and water

use, land values, and tenure; (0) Urady B.

Crowe. ^ . J i. J.

Y3-clo Delta Expt. Sta. Research In forest

production, range management, protection

from diseases in bottomland hardwoods; (9)

John A. Putnam.

Sumner (Tallahatihie): w , TT •* r»^

ses—T. B. Abbey, Jr., Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech assistance to Tallahatchic Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) (Guy M. Phillips,

Tunica (Tunica): . . , ,. „ . .^v.

FHA—Caperton Bldg. (1) John H. Arthur.

ses—Caperton Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tedû.

assistance to Tunica Sou Conserv. Dist.; (2) D.

W^ Ryker.

FHA—cfty-County Bldg. (1) Jacob E. Woods.

FS—Land Utilization Unit; (0) C. M. Flanagan.

SrS—3d floor, Citv-County Bldg., South Sprmg

St. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (6)

J. H. Brooks. „ , „ .

2d floor, City-County Bldg., South Sprmg

St Work Unit Oflf.—Tech. assistance to Northeast Mississippi Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) J. T.

Russell.

Tylertown (Walthan): , . ^ r, ,

FHA—H. H. Simmons Bldg. (1) Jay G. Sauls.

ses-H. H. Simmons & Son Bldg. Work Unit

0Ö —Tech. assistance to Walthall Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) L. W. Cook.

Vaiden (Carroll) : ^ , ^ .^ ^^

ses—Carroll Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Carroll Soil Conserv, Dist,;

(2) A. C. Long.

Vicksburg (Warren) : , . , .

FS—c/o Waterways Expt. Sta, Research m forest

soils, water; (13) •

ses—Basement New Courthouse Bldg., 1000

Cherry St. W^ork Unit Off.—Tech, assistance

to Warren Soil Conserv, Dist.; (2) C. L. Tullos.

Waynesboro (Wayne) :

FHA—New Courthouse. (0) Oree L. Blakeney.

(SubolBce of co. office at Laurel in Jones Co.)

ses—3d floor, Wayne Co. Courthouse. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Wayne Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) H. Raney.

West Point (Clay):

FHA-Mosley Lagrone Bldg. (1) Lewis Martin

Rändle.

SCS—Fox Bldg., 21 Court St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance tp Clay Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) J. B. Moak.

Wiggins (Stone):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Hammond E. Davis.

FS—Dorsett Bldg., Main St. Black Creek

Ranger Dist.; (11) D. A. Pomerening,

ses-Hill Bldg., South Pine St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Stone Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) C. W. Owen.

Winona (Montgomery) :

FHA—Winona Infirmary Bldg, (1) Harvey L,

Davis. _ .

ses—2d floor. Old Hospital Bldg, Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Montgomery Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) L. H. Flurry.

Woodville (Wilkinson): _^

se s—William H. Wilkinson Lodge No. 10. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Wilkinson Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) R. G. Robinson.

Yazoo City (Yazoo) :

FHA—Livingston Bldg. (3) James H. Craig.

ses—Yazoo Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Yazoo Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) J. D, Goodwin.

MISSOURI

Albany (Gentry): ^

FHA—Gentry Co. Bank Bldg, (1) Clarence R.

Cochrane. (Serves Gentry and Worth Cos.)

I ses—Gentry Co, Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off,—

Tech. assistance to Gentry Soil Conserv. Dist.;

I (2) Ezra P. Mauk.
MTPSOUKI 119

MISSOU:îI—Continued

Ava (Douglas) :

THA—C. E. Harlan Bldg. (1) Olen M. Carr.

(Serves Douglas and Ozark Cos.)

PS—Ava Ranger Dist.; (4) Joseph J. Barry.

Benton (Scott):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Henry W. Smith.

Bethany (Harrison):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Charles M. Coon,

ses—P, 0. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of work

units; (9) Ralph B. McGill.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Harrison

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) John E. Fichter.

Bloomfield (Stoddard):

FHA—Briney and Lawrence Bldg. (3) Cecil

Thorn.

Bolivar (Polk):

FHA—West Jackson St. (1) Almon M. Wiley.

(Serves Polk and Dallas CosO

Bowling Green (Pike) :

FHA—Nunn Bldg. (1) Avin E. Boise.

SCS—Nunn Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Pike Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Roy A.

Zinnaird.

Butler (Bates):

FHA—Courthouse. (2) Eugene E. Brasfield.

(Serves Bates and Cass Cos.)

Cameron (Clinton);

SCS—123 West 3d St. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (12) John A. Richardson.

Cape Girardeau (Cape Girardeau) :

SCS—Room 509, H. and H. Bldg. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (7) W. H. Colman.

Carroll ton (Carroll):

FHA—Voglesmeir Bldg. (1) Albert J. Strathman.

SCS—Voglesmeir .Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Carroll Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

John J. Finch.

Carthage (Jasper):

FHA—Snyder Bldg. (1) Herbert W. Austin.

(Serves Jasper and Barton Cos.)

Canithersville (Pemiscot):

FHA—Armory Bldg. (1) Jewell J. Richardson.

SCS—Armory Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Pemiscot Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

H. B. Barker.

Cassville (Barry):

FS—Cassville Ranger Dist.; (2) Kenneth F,

Karow.

Centerville (Reynolds):

FS—CentervUle Ranger Dist.; (3) Clayton Van

Slyke.

Charleston (Mississippi) ;

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Glen H. Griffin (acting).

Chillicothe (Livingston):

FHA—805Jè Jackson St. (1) Frank R. Lyon.

Clayton (St. Louis):

SCS—14 South Meramec. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to St. Louis Sou Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Donald A. Snook.

Clinton (Henry):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Herman W, Pomperien.

(Serves Henry and Benton Cos.)

Columbia (Boone):

AMS, AES—209 P. 0. Bldg. State-Fed. crop

reporting serv.; (9) A. C. Brittain.

ARS, AE—Agr. Engin. Dept., Univ. of Missouri.

Weed control machinery res.; (1/2) Rus.sell M.

Larson. Dairy cattle housing res. (5-* 1/2)

Robert G. Yeck.

ARS, FC—State agr. Expt. Sta. Corn breeding

and genet.; (l-*2) Marcus S. Zuber. Wheat

genet.; (1) Ernest R. Sears. Small grain prod,

and breeding {0-*l) John M. Pochlman. Pastures, grass impr. and prod, invest.; (1) E.

Marion Brown. Legume impr.; (1) Joe D.

Baldridge. Soybean invest.; (1) Leonard F.

Williams. Weed control res.; (2-*l) Dayton

L. Klingman.

ARS, S^^'C—Agr. Engin. Bldg., Univ. of Missouri. Soil and water mgt. invest.; (4) Dwight

D. Wmith.

ASCC—I. 0. O. F. Bldg., 10th and Walnut Sts.

Responsible for carrying out agri, adjt,, price

support and agri. conserv. programs; (48) Murray 0. Colbert, chairman.

MISSOURI—Continued

Columbia (Boone)—Continued

FES—College of Agri., Univ. of Missouri. Directs

the Ftato programs of Coop. Ext. work. J. W.

Burch, director.

FHA-811 Cherry St. (21) Max Schwabe. (1)

Charles H. Baldwin. (Serves Boone and riallawayCos.)

FS—Room 45, For, Bldg., Univ. of Missouri.

Res. in forest prod.; range mgt.; and protection

from fire, insects, and diseases in oak-pLne

forests of Missouri; (7) Franklin G. Liming.

SCS—P. O. Bldg. State Off.—Adm. SCS program in the State; (21) Oscar C. Bruce.

8th and Cherry. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Boone Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) C,

H. Dunn.

Doniphan (Ripley):

FHA—115 Washington St. (1) Orville J. Carr.

(Serves Ripley and Oregon Cos.)

FS—Doniphan Ranger Dist.; (3) Howard L.

Brown.

Edina(Knox):

FHA—Hatfield Bldg., (1) Charles W. Baldwin.

(Serves Knox and Lewis Cos.)

Eldon (Miller):

FHA—City Hall. (2) Edward J. Schmitz.

(Serves Miller, Camden and Morgan Cos.)

Ellington (Reynolds):

FHA-Rosa Bldg. (1) Harry C. Vogt. (Serves

Reynolds, Carter, and Shannon Cos.)

SCS—Old Ellington Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to RejTioIds Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Eric Palmer.

Elsberry (Lincoln):

SCS SCS Nursery Bldg. Work Unit Ofl.—Tech.

assistance to Lincoln Soil Conserv. Dist., Lost

Creek Watershed protection project and Elsberry Nursery; (2) Hubert T. Shade.

Farmington (St. Francois):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Walter F. Delp. (Serves

St. Francois, Iron, and Ste. Geneviève Cos.)

Fayette (Howard):

FHA—108 West Morrison St. (2) Arthur I.

Stanley. (Serves Howard and Cooper Cos.)

Fredericktown (Madison):

FS—Freder'cktown Ranger Dist.; (2) Gifford B.

Adams.

Fulton (Callaway):

SCS—8 West 5th St. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (11) Virgil H. Ray.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Callaway

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Cleo H. Statten.

Gallatin (Daviess):

FHA-First Nat. Bank Bldg. (1) Kenneth

Mitchell.

SCS—First Nat. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Daviess Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Charles K. Magee.

Grant City (Worth):

SCS—Coombs Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Worth Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Roger E. Sherman.

Greenfield (Dade) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Loren A. Spilman.

(Serves Dadc and Cedar Cos.)

Greenville (Wayne) :

SCS—Wayne Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Wayne Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Morrell 0. Lowery.

Hannibal (Marion) :

SCS—Court House. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (9) V. B. Sheldon.

Hayti (Pemiscot):

AMS, CN—108 South ?d St. Cotton classification, cotton quahty statistics, cotton mkt. news,

and cottonseed insp.; (4-31) James O. Wardlow.

Higginsville (Lafayette) :

SCS—Lafayette Co. Farm Bur. Off. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Lafayette Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) John F. Kriz.

Houston (Texas) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Charles L. Ferguson.

(Serves Texas and Dent Cos.)

FS—Houston Ranger Dist.; (2) Levi M. Frost.

Huntsville (Randolph):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Frank C. Schillie. (Serves

Randolph and Chariton Cos.)
120 DTRRCTORY OF ORGANTZATTON AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MISSOURI—Continued

Jackson (Cape CirardeauJ:

ses—Steck Bldp. Work Unit Of—Tech. assist

anee to Cape Girardeau Soil Conscrv. Dist.; (3)

C. N. Benson.

Jefferson City (Cole): „ „ ^ ^

ARS. ADE-P 0. Box 627 (office, 202 U. S. P. O.

BldfT.). Animal disease eradication projects;

sanitary handling; of imjjort animal byproduct?,

hay and straw; issuance or endorsement of

cprtiflratps for export livestock: (24) Richard E.

Omohundro.

PHA-Courthouse. (1) Ralph A. Robertson.

(Serves Cole and Monitcau Cos.)

JoPlin (Jasper): ^ ^ „ _ ,

ARS, MI—% The Quaker Oats Co., Zora Rd.

and St. Louis Ave., mail, P. O. Box 143. Meat

inspection- (1) Dr. L. F. Earthelrae.

Eahoka (Clark): ^« ^ ^

ses—Kahoka. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance

to Clark Soil Conserv. Dist. (1) K. R. Peterson

Kansas City (JackBon): „ „ ,,. T j

AMS, CAA, AS—317 U, S. Courthouse. Leased

wire service; (3) T. F.Howard.

AMS, DA-405 Federal Off. Bldg. Grading and

insp. service on dairy prod.; (17- 7) R. H.

Wilson.

2d floor, 3808 Broadway. Milk market order

admin.; (9) M. M. Morehoiise.

AMS, FV—317 U. S. Courthouse. Standardization and inspection oí fresh fruits and vegetables;

(2) Frank M. Lyle.

317 U. S. Courthouse. Market news service

on fruits and vegetables; (2) R. E. Corbin.

AMS, GR—U. S. Court.house. Administration

Grain Standards Act; bean and pea inspection,

hay inspection, market news, seed inspection,

seed verification; (26) Martin Schüler.

AMS, IS—Livestock Exchange Bldg. Market

News service; (6) Thomas Bruce. Meat gradine

service; (16) L, P. Stream. A dm. of Packers

and Stockyards Act (7) J. F, Clendenin.

911 Walnut St. Valuation of stockyard

properties; (4) A. F. Schramm.

AMS, PY-Room 611, Federal Off. Bldg. Grading poultry products; (6) Elmo I. Rosenquist.

ARS, ADE—800 Livestock Exchange Bldg.

Public stockyards inspection (11) Leo M,

Henry.

CEA—854 Board of Trade Bldg, Administration

of the Commodity Exchange Act; (3) Louis E.

Wolf.

CSS—Commodity Off.—911 Walnut St. Responsible for procurement, fiscal, transportation and

storage activities for assigned CSS and CCC

programs- (325) Donald E. Smith.

SOL—2500 Fed. Off. Bldg. Legal services in

connection with the Dept's. activities; (10)

Giles H. Penstone.

Eennett (Dunklin):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) James D. Douglass, Jr.

ses—101 South Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Dunklin Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Gaylord H. Wisner.

Kingston (Caldwell):

FHA—Farm Bureau Bldg. (1) W. Donald Grove,

ses—Farm Bureau Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Caldwel! Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Leslie F. Volmert;

Klrksville (Adair):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Byron Burch.

Lebanon (Laclede):

FHA—216 North Adams St. (2) Harold B.

Wright. (Serves Laclede and Wright Cos.)

Liberty (Clay):

FHA—Citizens Bank Bldg. (2) William B.

Dysart. (Serves Clay, Jackson, Platte, and

Ray Cos.)

ses—103 East Kansas St. Work Unit Oiî.—

Tech. assistance to Clay Soil Conserv. Dist.,

(1) Glenn E. Burk.

Linn (Osage):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) James R. Boyer. (Serves

Osage and Gasconade Cos.)

Macon (Macon):

FHA—13Ué Vine St. (1) Albert W. Long.

(Serves Macon and Shelby Cos.)

MISSOURI—Continued

Marble Hill (L'ollinger):

FFI A—Bank of Marble Hill Bldg. (1) J. Virgil

Thompson. (Serves BoUinger and Madison

Cos.)

Marshall (Saline) :

FE A —23>é West North St. (1) Donald R. Singleton. (Serves Saline and Lafayette Cos.)

Marshfield (Webster):

FHA—Carnegie Library Bldg. (1) John M.

Routh.

Maryville (Nodaway):

FHA—2I7^é North Main St., (2) Louis H.

Ritterbusch.

SCS-2l7^è North Main St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Nodaway Soil Conserv, Dist.:

(3) Elmo B. Shipley.

Maysville (DeKalb):

FHA—Courthouse. (2) F, K, Christensen.

(Serves De Kalb and Clinton Cos.)

ses—County Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to DeKalb Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Lee N. Bowen.

Memphis (Scotland):

FHA—Courtliouse. (1) Kenneth F. Fine.

(Serves Scotland and Clark Cos.)

ses—Scotland County Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Scotland Soil Conserv

Dist.; (1) Turner R. Haden.

Mexico (Audrain):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Smith Black. (Serves

Audrain, Montgomery, and Warren Cos.)

Milan (Sullivan):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) D, Verdell Dixon.

Serves Sullivan and Linn Cos,)

Montgomery City (Montgomery):

ses Montgomery Co. Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Montgomery Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) John LaMar,

Mount Vernon (Lawrence):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Charles W. Parkhurst.

(Serves Lawrence and Barry Cos.)

Neosho (Newton):

FHA —Courthouse. (1) Earl W. Johnson.

(Serves Newton and McDonald Cos.)

Nevada (Vernon):

FHA—2191.^ West Cherry St. (2) Merrill W.

Leutung.

New London (Rails):

FHA—Courthouse. (2) Dudley J. Lane. {Serves

Rails and Marion Cos.)

ses—County Court house. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Rails Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Willard E. Moyes.

New Madrid <New Madrid) :

FHA—Courthouse. (4) Richard T. Bartlett.

Oregon (Holt):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) William C. Walkup, Jr.

(Serves Holt and Atchison Cos.)

Osceola (St Clair):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Cedil T. Snow. (Serves

St. Clair and Hickory Cos.)

Palmyra (Marion):

SCS—Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Marion Soil Conserv. Dist.: (2)

CM. Long.

Paris (Monroe):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Joe E. Milam.

Perryville (Perry):

FHA—DeLassus Bldg. (1) Roy T. Brown.

(Serves Perry and Cape Girardeau Cos.)

Poplar Blul. (Putier):

FHA—Courthouse. (3) DeWitt Jones. (Serves

Butler and Wayne Cos.)

FS—Poplar Bluff Ranger Dist. (3) Paul R. Larsson.

Potosi (Washington):

FHA—Ganim-Sparks Bldg, (2) Frank W.

McKinstry. (Serves Washington, Crawford,

and Jefferson Cos.)

FS—Potosi Ranger Dist. (3) Jerry Kladivà.

Princeton (Mercer) :

FHA—Princeton State Bank Bldg. (2) James S.

Price.

Richmond (Ray):

ses-Darneal Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Ray Soil Conserv. Dist. (1) Glen F.

Boyel.
MISSOURI—MONTANA 121

MISSOURI—Continued

Rolla (Phelps):

i'HA—619A Pine St. (1) Leonel Q. Fitzwater

(Serves Phelps, Maries, and Pulaskl Co?.)

FS—MissouriÑat. Forests Hdqrs. (14) Byron L.

Groesbeck.

Rolla Ranger Plst. (2) George Turney.

St. Charles (St. Charles):

SOS—831 Harvester Rd. Work Unit OfT.—Tech,

assistance to St. Charles Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Dean F. Jackson.

St. Joseph (Buchanan):

AMS. GR—P. 0. Bldp. Adm. Grain Standards

Act; commodity insp.; (2) D. B. Thorpe.

ARS, AIQ—11 Ü. S. P. O. and Court House. Bioi.

prod, licensing and insp.; (7) Joseph S. Clark.

FHA—Fed. Bldg. Eighth and Edmond Sts.

(1) Jaines T. Buffum. (Serves Buchanan and

Andrew Cos.)

St. Louis (Independent City):

AMS, DA—946 U. S. Custom House. Mkt. news

serv. on dairy and poultry prod.; (2) W. W.

Oswald.

4030 Chouteau Ave. Milk mkt. order adm.;

(23) F. L. Shipley.

AMS, FV—944 U. S. Court and Custom House,

1114 Market St, Standardization and insp. of

fresh fruits and vegetables, (2) J. H. Grafues.

942 U. S. Court and Custom House, 1114 M arket St. Mkt. news serv. on fruits and vegetables; (2) Earlis R. Mead.

AMS, GR—U. S. Court and Custom House.

Adm. Grain Standards Act; bean and pea insp.;

hay insp.; commodity insp.; (9) R. W. Tavlor.

AMS, PY—Rm. 946-C U. S. Court and Customs

Bldg. Grading poultry prod.: (4) Arthur J.

Miller.

ARS, MI—948 U. S. Court and Customhouse

Bldg. 1114 Market St. Meat insp.: (1C8) Dr.

G. A. Franz.

941 U. S. Court and Customhouse Bldg. 1114

Market St. Meat insp. lab.; (4) Q. L. McGintv.

ARS, PQ—U. S. Customs Mail Bur., Window 27.

Main P. O. Bldg. PI. quar. enforcement: (0)

James T. Scott.

FHA—8 8. 4th St. Nat. Finance Off. provides

fiscal, accounting; and business serv. for all off.

of the FHA; (396) director—William B. Wood.

Audit of agency oper., including financial

transactions and record keeping; (7) Wesley H.

Arnett. (Serves agencywide.)

Salem (Dent):

FS—Salem Ranger Dlst.; (4) August E. Block.

Sinkin Expt. Forest. Res. in forest prod.;

range mgt.; fire protection in oak pine forests;

(2) Nelson F. Rogers.

Sedalia (Petti):

FHA—2091.^ S. Ohio St. (1) Oscar H. DeWolf.

Shelbyrille (Shelby) :

ses—Shelbyville Bank Bldg. Work Unit OíT.-

Tech. assistance to Shelby Soil Conserv. Dist.

(2) William C. Dahms.

Southwest City (McDonald):

ßCS- Main St. Work Unit Oil.- Tech. as.sistance

to McDonald Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Kenneth

L. Hall.

Springfield (Greene):

FHA-P. O. Bldg.; 970 Boonville St. (2) Hollis

I. Ryland. (Serves Greene, Christian, Stone,

and Taney Cos.)

BCS—Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to McDonald Soil Conserv. Dist. and supervision of tech. assistance to five cos. on

Agr. Conserv. program; (4) John H. Gibson.

South St. Joseph (Buchanan):

AMS, LS—Livestock Exch. Bldg. Mkt. news

serv.; (fi) G. E. Rodda: meat grading serv. (5)

H. T. Keene.

ARS. ADE—P. O. Box 635 (off., Livestock Exch.

Annex). Public stockyards insp. (6) F, C.

Swaney.

ARS, MI—P. 0. Box 756 (off.. Livestock Exch.

Annex). Meat insp.; (58) Dr. C. C. Walch.

Trenton (Grundy):

FHA—924i,i Main St. (1) Elmer E. Pick.

Troy (Lincoln):

FHA—640 Main St. (1) James H. Caldwell.

(Serves Lincoln, St. Charles, and St. Louis Cos.)

MISSOURI—ConHnued

Union (Franklin):

,/.^^.T^'ie°iO''ial Bldg. (1) Richard W. Colling.

Unionville (Putnam):

FHA-P O. Bldg. (1) Glenn H. Palmatary.

(Serves Putnam and Schuyler Cos.)

Warrensburg (Johnson):

FHA-1Ü5 East Gay St. (2) Walter C. Bute,

ses—Massey Bldg. Work Unit Oflf.-Tech assistance to Johnson Soil Conserv. Dist. and east

branch of the south fork of Blackwater River

protection project; (6) Kermit R. Irwin.

Washington (Franklin):

ses—418 Oak St, Work Unit Off.—Tech. as<îistance to Franklin Soil Conserv. Dist. (2) VV illiam

C. Shotwell.

Wesi Plains (Howcll):

ARS, AIQ—% Wilke Lab. Biol. prod, licensing

and insp.. (-) Floyd S. Ratts.

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Claude H. Meador.

Willow Springs (Howell):

FS—Willow Springs Ranger Dist. (3) Clifford

G. Anderson.

Winona (Shannon):

FS—Winona Ranger Dist. (3) Henry V. Ziminski,

MONTANA

Anaconda (Deer Lodge) :

FS—Anaconda Ranger Dist. (1) Raymond M

West.

Ashland (Rosebud):

FS—Ashland Ranger Dist. (2) Walter H. Sundell.

Augusta (Lewes & Clark):

FS—Sun River Ranger Dist, (1) Douglas C.

Morrison.

Baker (Fallón):

FHA—Baker Nat. Bank Bldg. (1) Carl W Bell

(Serves Fallón, Carter, and Wibaux Cos.)

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Little Beaver Soil Conser. Dist.,

Red Butte and Fallón Creek Grazing Dist. (1)

Roy D. Houser, Jr.

Big Fork (Flathead) :

FS—Swan Lake Ranger Dist.; (2) Arnold H.

Dillard.

Big Sandy (Chouteau):

Ses-Geyer Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Big Sandy Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

James V. Kolar.

Big Timber (Sweet Grass):

FHA—Bouse Chev. Bldg, (1) Homer D, Millegan. (Serves Sweet Grass, Colden Valley

Wheatland, and Stillwater Cos.)

FS—Big Timber Ranger Dist. (2) Alban A.

Roemer.

ses—Bouse Chevrolet Company Bldg. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Sweet Grass Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Harold L. Smith,

BilHngs (Yellowstone):

AI IS, LS—Livestock Exchange Bldg. Market

News Service; (2) W. J. Marshall. Adm. ol

Packers and Stockyardc Act; (1) M. E. Holmquist.

ARS, Ml—P. O. Box 1694 (oiOce, Pierce Packing

Co., Inc., 1424 Montana Ave.). Meat inspection; (3) Dr. G. S. Carter.

ARS, PPC—23d and 4th Ave. North. Grasshopper and Mormon cricket control; (2-*4)

Ivar Twüdc.

FHA—Federal Bldg. (1) Hector E. Rodgers.

(Serves Yellowstone, Bi" Horn, and Musselshell Cos.)

FS—Federa Bldg. Custe. Nat. Forest Hdqrs.:

(10) Frank C. Curtiss.

ses-40: Custer Ave. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units. (11; H. W. Riek,

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to YeJ cwstone Soil Conserv. Dist., Buffalo Creek and

Alkali Creek Grazing Dist.; (3) Paul J. Weber.

Federal Bldg. Spccialiits' Off.—Statewide

specialists" (0) J. S, .'ames.

Boulder (Jefferson):

FS-Boulder Range. Dist.; (2) Russell E, Look

hart.

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MONTANA—Continued

Boreman (rallatin): ^ „ ^

ARS, ENT—Campus Moniana ftatc Col]._ Research on prasshoppers and Mormon cricket;

(4) Frank T. Cowan. Pefcarch on wheat stem

sawfl-''; (2) Philip Luginbill, Jr. (Sublaboratory

of Minot, N. Dak.)

ARS, FC—State Apr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Wheat

oat, barley, and seed flax prod, and breeding;

wheat stein sawfly resistance; (2) Francis H.

^'cNcal.

State AgT. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Pastures.

range and grass impr. invest.; (1) Rhea E. Stitt.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Weed control

research; (1) Jesse M. Hodgson.

ß RS, PE—Dept. Agr.Econ. Montana State Coll.

Research, stat. and serv. work in econ. of agr

production, incl. adjustments in prod, to prospective demands; farm labor requirements and

productivity; costs and returns; econ. problems

relating to farm credit, investment, taxation,

insurance, land and water use, land values and

tenure; il-*l) Delbert C. Myrick.

ARS, SWC—Agron. and Soil Dept. Agr. Expt.

Sta. Soil and water mgt. investigationc; (1)

T. J. Army.

ASCC—P. 0. Box HP, 211 North Grand St.

Responsible for carrying out agr. adj., price

support, and agr. conserv. programs; (17) Frank

A. Cleland, chairman.

FES—Montana State Coll. Directs the State

programs of Coop. Ext. work; N. E. Beers,

director.

FHA—Gallatin Block Bldi^. State DirectorMontana; (1.3) Carl O. Hansen.

9 North Tracy. (2) Glerm L. Slaughter.

(Serves Gallatin, Meagher. and Park Cos.)

F£—Federal Bldg. Gallatin Nat. Forest Hdqrs.;

(11) James C. Urquhart.

Bozeman Ranger Dist.: (2) Howard D.

Falpin.

ses—26 East Mendenhall. State Off.—Adm.

ses program in the State; (27) Truman C.

Anderson.

Nevitt Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. afsistance to Gallatin "Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Calvin Wixom.

Bridger (Carbon):

ÊCS—Bridg:er Service Club. Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Carbon Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Eern-an F. Lhlrich.

Broadus (Powder River):

ses—Draine Apartments. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Powder River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) I'aymondM.Jensen.

Eutte (Silver Eow):

ARS, MI—% Hansen Packing Co. P. 0. Box

1930. Meat inspection; Dr. H. F. Winiecki.

FS—Í ederal Bldg. Deerlodge Nat. Forest Edqrs;

(11) John A. Fallman.

Butte Ranger Dist.; (1) Calvin M. Hoffer

ber.

ses—U. S. P. O. and Courthouse. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (11) Laurence

Osburnsen.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Mile

High Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Ira D. Zotell.

Chester (Liberty):

ses—County Corrthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assifitance to Liberty Co. Soil Conseiv

Dist.; (0) Archie C. Bishop.

Chinook (Elaine):

ses—437 Pennsylvania Ave. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance Paradise Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Leo K. Piral.

Choteau (Teton):

F."-'—Teton Ranger Dist.; (1) John F. Hinman.

ses—Larson Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Teton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

William H. Vance.

Circle (McCone):

ses—White House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to McCone Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Robert J. Irvine.

Conrad (Ponderal :

SCS—First Nat. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech, assistance to Pondera Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Charles A. Krall.

MONTANA—Continued

Culbertson (Foosevelt) :

ses-Soil Conserv. Serv. Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Culbertson-Bainville

Soil Conserv. Dist. and Froid Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) John S. Murrey.

Cut Bank (Glacier):

ses-Wagner Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Glacier Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Robert W. Duncan.

Deer Ix)dge (Powell):

FS—Deer Lodge Ranger Dist. (1) John L. Rogers,

ses—Masonic Temple Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to North Powell Soil Conserv.

Dist. and Deer Lodge Valley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Allen S. Erickson.

Dillon (Beaverhead) :

FS—Federal Bldg. Beaverhead Nat. Forest

Hdqrs.; (10) William E. Fry.

Dillon Ranger Dist.: (2) Albert F. Muchmore.

ses-24 North Montana St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Beaverhead Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Ben S. Slanger.

Ekalaka (Carter) :

ses—Masonic Temple Bldg, Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Box Elder Soil Conserv,

Dist. and C & B Grazing Dist.; (2) James B.

Angstman.

Ennis (Madison) :

ses—Bauer Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Madison Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Earl N. Love, Jr.

Eureka (Lincoln) :

ses—F & M Bank Bldg. Work Unit Ofl.-

Tech. a.ssistance to Tobacco Valley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) William D, Shelley.

Fairfield (Teton):

FHA—Dale Bldg. (1) Kenneth W. Christian.

Forsyth (Rosebud) :

FHA—Wachholz Bldg., 9th Ave. 0) Mark B.

Nies. (Serves Rosebud and Treasure Cos.)

ses-154 North 9th. Work Unit Off.-Tech,

assistance to Rosebud Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3)SterleE.Dale.

Fort Ben ton (Chouteau) :

ses—Pioneer Mercantile Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Chouteau Co, Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) A. W. Warden.

Gardiner (Park) :

FS—Gardiner Ranger Dist. (2) John Morrison.

Glasgow (Valley) :

ses—Federal Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (8) Gordon G. Holte.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Valley

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist., Willow Creek, Buggy

Creek, and North Valley Grazing Dist.; (2)

Gordon W. Maston.

Glendive (Dawson) :

FHA—Courthouse Annex. (1) George H.

McCone. (Serves Dawson and Prairie Cos.)

ses—Northern Pacific Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech; assistance to Dawson Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Orian J. Cusker.

Great Falls (Cascade) :

AMS, GR—P. 0. Bldg. Administration Grain

Standards Act; bean and pea inspection hay

inspection; commodity inspection seed verification; (2) W. E. Caldwell.

FHA—Federal Bldg. (2) Vernon S. Nafus,

(Serves Cascade and Chouteau Cos.)

FS—Federal Bldg. Lewis & Clark Nat. Forest

Hdqrs.: (14) Zane G. Smith,

ses—326 Central Ave. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (12) Keith F. Myers.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Sun

River Soil Conserv. Dist. and Cascade Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Merle B. Brunsvold.

Hamilton (Ravalli):

FHA—Federal Bldg. (2) Matthew W. Heaphy.

FS—Ford Bldg. Bitterroot Nat. Forest Hdqrs,;

(17) Guy M. Brandborg,

SCS—Ford Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Bitterroot Soil Conserv. Dist,; (2)

Clement A. Rose.

Hardin (Big Horn):

ses—27 3d St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Big Horn Soil Conserv, Dist.; (1) William

D. Ausmus.
MONTANA 123

MONTANA—Continued

Harlowton (WheaUand):

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit OIT—Tech,

assistance to XJpper Musselshell Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Ray E. Pulver.

Havre (Hill):

ARS, SWC—Northern Montana Branch Sta.

Soil and water mgt. invest.; (1) Laurence 0.

Baker.

FHA—P. 0. BklR. (1) Forrest E. Wesen.

(Serves Hill and Blaine Cos.)

ses—Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Hill Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Metro

B. Karaffa.

Helena (Lewie and Clnrk):

AMS, AES—Montana Bldg. State-Fed. crop

reporting serv.; (6) P. J. Creer.

ARS, ADE—P. O. Box 245 (ofí., Montana Bldg..

Fuller & Placer). Animal disease eradication

projects; (24) John L. Wilbur, Jr.

ASR, AIQ—Public stockyards insp.; insp. and

quar. of import-export animals; sanitary handling of import animal byprod., hay and straw ;

issuance or endorsement of certificates for export

livestock. (25) John L. Wilbur, Jr.

FHA—Federal Bldg. (1) Emil L. Severtson.

(Serves Lewis and Clark, Broadwater Granite,

Deer Lodge, and Powell Cos.)

FS—Fed. Bldg. Helena Nat. Forest Hdqs.; (7)

Arthur D. Moir, Jr.

Fed. Bldg. Canyon Ferry Ranger Dist.; (1)

WillardR. Fallis.

Helena Ranger Dist.; (2) Eric P. White,

ses—Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assisi

anee to Lewis and Clark Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Herman A. Kraus.

Hot Springs (Sanders) :

ses—Breimo Store Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Eastern Sanders Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Hubert P. Beckers.

Huntlev (Yellowstone):

ARS, SWC—Huntley Branch Sta. Soil and water

mtg. invest.; (*4) Torlief S. Aashelm.

ARS, DHRB-USDA Dairy Fid Sta. (Coop.

Montana State College). Dairy cattle breeding,

feeding, and mgt.; (*2) David V. Kopland.

Hysham (Treasure):

ses—Old Telephone Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Treasure Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Joseph C. Zacek.

Jackson (Beaverhead):

FS—Jackson Ranger Dist.; (1) Billy K. Muldowney.

Jordan (Garfield):

FHA—New Fire Hall Bldg. (1) Donald Eyre.

(Serves Garfield and McCone Cos.)

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Garfield Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Howard B. Osmundson.

EalispelKFlathead):

FHA—127 West 2d St. (1) James H, Garrison.

(Serves Flathead and Lincoln Cos.)

FS—Flathead Nat. Forest Hdqs. (22) Fred J.

Neitzling.

ses-ConradNat. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Flathead Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Harold L. Lowman.

Lewistown (Fergus) : ^ , , , ,

FCIC—Room ^14 Bank Electric Bldg. Adm. of

crop insur. program including sales and servicing of crop insur. contracts and the adj. of losses

in Montana; (6) Henry L, Anderson.

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Robert L. Kellogg,

(Serves Fergus, Judith Basin and Petroleum

Cos.)

FS—Lewistown Ranger Dist.; (1) Carl F. Uhlhorn.

Land Util. Unit; (1) Allen Whitten.

ses—112 2d Ave, North Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (9) 0. Leon Anderson.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Fergus

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist., Indian Butte, Grass

Range, Flatwillow, Crooked Creek, and Petroleum-Fergus Grazing Dist.; (2) Charles E. Hitch.

MONTANA—Continued

Libby (Kootenai):

FS—Kootcnai Nat. Forest Hdqrs.; (34) Howard E.

Ahlskog.

Libby Ranger Dist.; (2) John R. Milodragovich.

Lima (Beaverhead) :

FS—Lima Ranger Dist.; (1) Robert R. Milodragovich.

Lincoln (Lewis & Clark) :

FS—Lincoln Ranger Dist.; (1) Laurence R. Olsen.

Livingston (Park):

FS—Shields Ranger Dist.; (1) Frederick B. Haller.

Yellowstone Ranger Dist.; (1) Donald W.

Nelson,

ses—Park Hotel Block. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Shields Valley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Edward C.Coey.

Malta (Phillips):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Rudolph E. MenghinI

(acting).

FS-Land Util. Unit. (2) Glenn H. Mueller.

SCS-Land Util. Off. Work Unit Ofl.-Tech.

assistance to North Phillips Grazing Dist. and

Malta-Milk River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Harry A.Corry.

Martinsdale (Meagher):

FS—Musselshell Ranger Dist.; (2) Clement L.

Kalitowski.

Miles City (Custer):

ARS, APH—U. S. Range Livestock Expt. Sta.

Beef cattle and swine res.; (12-*1) James R.

Quesen berry.

ARS, FC—Northern Great Plains Res Center,

c/o U. S. Range Livestock Expt. Sta. (coop.).

Range mgt. and reseeding invest.; (1) Waiter

R. Houston.

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (2) Ethan R. Ford. (Serves

Custer and Powder River Cos.)

FS—Land Util. Unit. (1) Frederic R. Cornell,

ses—P O. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (12) Joseph F. Lanpendorf.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to North

Custer Soil Con.serv. Dist., Grimes Creek and

East Custer Grazing Dist.; (1) M. M. Edgmond,

Jr.

Missoula (Missoula):

ARS, FC—c/o ü. S. Forest Serv. (coop, with

State). Range reseeding invest.; (1) Merton J.

Heed.

FH.\—Fed. Bldp. (1) Bert D. Eaton. (Serves

Missoula and Mineral Cos.)

FS—i-idqs. Northern Region (Montana, northeastern Washington, northern Idaho, northwestern South Dakota); (188) Percy D. Hanson.

Lolo Nat. Forest Hdqs.; (25) Chaimer K.

Lynian. Missoula Ranger Dist.; (2) ^^ iiliam

K. Samsel. Res. in forest prod., util., range mgt.,

fire protection, Montana; (17) J. S. Barrows,

ses—U. S. p. O. and Court House. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (11) George H. Gable.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Missoula

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. and Mineral Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) William H. Cardon.

SOL—p. O. Bldg. Legal serv. in connection with

the Dept. activ.; (1) Morris C. Hankins.

Moccasin (Judith Basin):

ARS, SWC—Central Montana Branch Sta.

Soil and water mgt. invest.; (*1) Ralph M.

Williams.

Neihart (Cascade):

FS—Belt Creek Ranger Dist.; (1) William W.

Gordon.

Noxon (Sanders) :

FS—Noxon Ranger Dist.; (1) William R. Pierce.

Philipsburg (Granite):

FS—Philipsburg Ranger Dist.; (2) Floyd E. Williams,

ses—Burnett Lumber Shop Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Granite Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Wilfred P. Dufour.

Plains (Sanders):

FS—Plains Ranger Dist.; (2) Ralph H. Hansen.

Plenty wood (Sheridan):

FHA—Farm Security and Public Welfare Blag.

(1) Andrew E. Strickland. (Serves Sheridan

and Daniels Cos.)
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MONTANA—Continued

Plentywood (Sheridan)—Continued

ses—106 North Jackson St. Work Unit Off —

Tech. assist-ance to Reserve Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) H. William Driver.

FHA—Tower and Robinson Bldg. (2) Rudolph

M Sherick. (Serves Lake and Sanders Cos.)

8CS—Tower and Robinsoa Bldg, Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Lake Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Lewis W Fuller.

Red Lodge (Carbon) :

THA—Stevens Equipment Bldg,, 211 N. Broadway. (1) Richard M. Gilder.

FS—Rock Creek Ranger Dist,; (2) Melvm C.

Aaberg.

Rexford (Kootenai):

FS—Rexford Ranger Dist.; (2) Lester R. Fulton.

Roundup (Musselshell):

SCS—Pappas and Loucas Bldg, Work Unit Off,—

Tech, assistance to Lower Musselshell Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Robert A. Wearne.

St. Regis (Mineral): .„,.,.

FS—St. Regis Ranger Dist.; (2) William Warren

Ensign.

Scobey (Daniels): „ „, ^

ses—Co. Courthouse, Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Daniels Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Harris A, Wiltzen.

SHELBY (Toole):

FHA—Shelby Bowling Center, (1) Curtis H.

Stansberry. (Serves Toole, Glacier, Liberty,

and Pondera Cos.)

BCS—Shelby Bowling Center. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Toole Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Orval F. Erwin.

Sheridan (Madison):

FS—Sheridan Ranger Dist,; (2) Wüliam A.

Schowe.

ses-Forum Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Ruby Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) John P. Robinson,

Sidney (Richland):

ARS, SWC—Northeastern Montana Br, Sta.

Soil and water Mgt invest.; (*1) Glenn P.

Hartman.

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Merle A. Peterson,

ses—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Richland Co. Soil Conserv, Dist.; (3)

Henry T. Dierks.

Stanford (Judith Basin):

FS—Judith Ranger Dist.; (1) Morton A. Wood,

ses-Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. as.sistance to Judith Basin Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Gene H. Cox.

Stevensville (Ravalli) :

FS—Stevensville Ranger Dist.; (2) Charles H.

McDonald.

Superior (Mineral) :

FS—Superior Ranger Dist.; (2) Walter L. Robb,

Terry (Prairie):

SGS—Grazing Dist. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Prairie Co. Coop, State

Grazing Dist.; (1) Philip E. Van Cleave.

Thompson Falls (Sanders) :

FS—Thompson Falls Ranger Dist.; (2) Irwin C.

Puphal.

ses—Co. Courthouse, Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Green Mountain Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Charles H, Weismandel.

Three For>.s (Gallatin):

ses—15 East Cedar St, Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Three Rivers Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) JohnJ. Weber.

Townsend (Broadwater):

FS—Townsend Ranger Dist.; (2) Verne J. Ed

wards.

8CS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Broadwater Co. Soil Conserv, Dist,;

(1) Clayton E. Ogle.

Troy (Kootenai):

FS—Troy Ranger Dist.; (2) Robert A, Smart.

West Yellowstone (Gallatin):

FS—Hobgen Ranger Dist.; (2) Frank T. Bailey, Jr,

Whitehall (Jefferson):

FHA—Jefferson Theatre Bldg. (2) William T.

Gustafson. (Serves Jefferson, Madison, Beaverhead, and Silver Bow Cos.)

MONTANA—Continued

Whitehall (Jefferson)-Continued

FS—Whitehall Ranger Dist.; (1) George R.

Wolstad, ^„ m ^

ses-Co, Ext. Bldg, Work Unit Off,—Tech.

a.ssistance to Jefferson Valley Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(1) Robert L. Ross,

White Sulphur Springs:

FS—White Sulphur Ranger Dist. (2) George A

Mahrt,

Wibaux(Wibaux): _ , „ ,. ^^ „ .

ses—Milton Hotel. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Wibaux Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Charles A. Bordsen,

Winnett (Petroleum):

ses-Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Petrolia Soil Conserv, Dist,,

Williams Coulee and Winnett Grazing Dist.; (1)

Gerald G. Stern.

Wisdom (Beaverhead) :

FS—Wisdom Ranger Dist.; (2) John W. Venrick.

Wise River (Beaverhead):

FS—Wise River Ranger Dist.; (1) Alfred R.

Graesser.

Wolf Point (Roosevelt):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Reid E. Robison. (Serves

Roosevelt and Valley Cos.)

NEBRASKA

Ainsworth (Brown):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to KeyaPaha-Brown-Rock Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Robert A. Chilvers.

Albion (Boone):

FHA—Slout Bldg. (1) Lloyd A. Hahn. (Serves

Boone and Wheeler Cos.)

ses—542 West Park St. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (4) Herrold A, Milieu,

Work Unit Off,—Tech, assistance to PlumBeaver Soil Coûserv. Dist.; (1) Richard D.

Kennedy.

Alliance (Box Butte):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg, (1) Russell A. Dills. (Serves

Box Butte, Morrill and south H Sheridan Cos.)

ses-Times-Herald Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Box Butte Co, Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (1) William E, Schnurr.

Alma (Harlan):

SCS—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to Harlan Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Eugene E. Solomon.

Arapahoe (FurnRs):

ses—Citizen State Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Chaeo Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Henry Gembala.

Auburn (Nemaha):

ses-Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Nemaha Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Claude B. Patrick.

Aurora (Hamilton):

ses—1203i/i M St, Work Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to Hamilton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

(2) Dwight I, Pumphrey.

Beatrice (Gage):

FHA—Court House, (1) Raymond J, Lichtenwalter, (Serves Gage and Johnson Cos.)

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Gage Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. and

Indian Creek Watershed Protection Proj.; (10)

J. Dexter Haws.

Beaver City (Furnas):

ses-Beaver City, Nebr, Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Beaver-Sappa Soil Conserv.

Dist,; (1) Harold K. Fausch.

Benkelman (Dundy):

ses-P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech assistance to Dundy Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Gurney E. Burrows.

Blair (Washington):

SCS-411 East Lincoln St. Area Off.—Supervision of work units (5) Roy T. Kirkpatrick,

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Papio

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) C. Edmund Anderson.
NEBRASKA 125

NEBRASKA—Continued

Bridgeport (Morrill):

ßCS—916 Main St. Work Unit Off—Tccb. assistance to Morrill Co. SoU Conscrv. Dist.: (2)

Glenn D. Campbell.

Broken Bow (Ouster):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Harold M. Anderson.

(Serves Custer and Louii Cos.)

8CS—South First Ave. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (4) C. Wallace Buck.

Work "Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Custer

Co. Soil Conscrv. Dist.; (3) Henry W. Fausch.

Burwell (Garfield):

ses—Burwell, Nebr. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Garfteld-Loup Soil Conscrv. Dist.;

(1) Howard D. Pauken.

Butte (Boyd):

SCS—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Boyd Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Charles E. Pileher.

Center (Knox):

FHA—Court House, (1) G. WiUiam Wilkins.

(Serves Knox and Antelope Cos.)

Central City (Merrick):

ses—20lH G Ave. Wort Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Merrick Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Ingvar Nielsen.

Chadron (Dawea):

FHA—Yanders Bldg. (2) Henry J. Hetrick.

(Serves Dawes and North 2^ Sheridan Cos.)

ses—204 West Second St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to White River, Pine Ridge, and

Sugarloaf Soil Conserv. Dist. (1) David K. Rice.

Chappell (Deuel):

ses—817 Second St., MartinHotel Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Deuel Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Walter T. Peck.

Clay Center (Clay) :

ses—Clay Center, Nebr. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Clay Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Kenneth A. Palmer.

Columbus (Platte):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Ellsworth C. Brown.

(Serves Platte, Nance and Polk Cos.)

Creighton (Knox):

ses—City Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Knox Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Chester O. Anderson.

Curtis (Frontier):

ses—Soil Conserv. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Frontier Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) H. Paul Cook.

Dakota City (Dakota):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Dakota Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Leroy J. Barta.

David City (Butler):

ses—First Nati. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Butler Co. Soil Conscrv.

Dist.; (2) Vincent C. E. Jacobson.

Elkhorn (Douglas): ^^ _ ^

ses—Elkhorn, Nebr. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Douglas Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Caleb L. Jorgensen.

Elwood (Go^er):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Gosper Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Ray A. Griffin.

Fairbury (Jefferson):

FHA—Prichett Bldg. (1) Frank H. Watson.

(Serves Jefferson, F'illmore and'Thayer Cos.)

ses-418 Sixth St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Jefferson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Marvin F. Hollingshead.

Falls City (Richardson):

FHA—P. 0. (1) George D. Hiatt. (Serves Richardson and Pawnee Cos.)

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Richardson Co. Soil Conscrv. Dist.;

(6) Cecil L. Reais, acting in charge.

Fort Robinson (Dawes) :

ARS, APH—Fort Robinson Beef Cattle Research

Sta. Beef Cattle Research. (3-*l) Russell L.

Davis,

NEBRASKA—Continued

Fort Robinson (Sioux):

SCS-Adm. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to 8iou\- Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Alfred

Ralph Grenier.

Franklin (Franklin):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Franklin Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Orville F. Jones.

Fremont (Dodge):

FHA-P. 0. Bldg. (1) Charles M. Haller.

(Serves Dodge, Colfa.\, Cuming and Washington

Cos.)

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Dodge Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Leroy 0. Kramer.

Fullerton (Nance):

ses—First Nati. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Nance Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Clinton L. Currey.

Geneva (Fillmore):

Ses-117 North Ninth. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Filknore Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Gerald F. Mattock.

lirand Island (Hall) :

FHA—P. O. (1) Orville W. Eggert. (Serves

Hall, Howard, Merrick and Sherman Cos.)

ses—107}.^ West Fourth. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Hall Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

F. Eugene Liggett.

Grant (Perkins):

ses—337 Central Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Perkins Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Darren A. Davis.

Halsey (Thomas):

FS—Bessey Ranger Dist. and Nurs.; (4) Donald

A. OHver.

ses—Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to BlaineThomas Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Charles E.

Mowry.

Harrisburg (Banner) :

SCS-ASe Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Banner Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Charles H. Scott.

Hartington (Cedar):

FHA—Court House. (1) Lawrence R. Fuchs.

(Serves Cedar and Wayne Cos.)

ses-Hartington, Nebr. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Cedar Co. Soil Conserv, Dist.; (1)

Leonard Miller.

Hastings (Adams):

ARS, SWe—P. O. Box 741. Hydrologie Invest.

(8) John A. Allis.

Hastings (Adams) :

ses—833 Kipp Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Adams Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Judd P. Stack.

Hebron (Thayer):

ses—Court House. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (4) Edwin W. Sayler.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Thayer

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Eugene Curtis

Youngman.

Holdrege (Phelps):

FHA—Court House. (1) Sidney R. Goodfellow.

(Serves Phelps, Fumas, Harlan, and Gosper

Cos.) ^ ^

ses-Municipal Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (4) Dorsey A. Barnes.

Work Unit Off.—Tecin. assistance to Phelps

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Leonard S. Silver.

Humphrey (Platte):

SCS—Humphrey, Nebr. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Shell Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Rudolph R. Hraban.

Imperial (Chase):

ses—427 Broadway. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Chase Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Herman V. Schultz.

Kearney (Buffalo): .

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Albert H. Christensen.

(Serves Buffalo, Kearney and Adams Cos.)

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Buffalo-Ravenna Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Henry J. Hubers.
126 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NEBRASKA—Continued

Kîmball (Kimball) : ^ _ ,

SCS-Court House. Work Unit Off—Tech. assistance to Kimball Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Murray P. Cox.

Lexington (Dawson) : .„. ,.^,. ,,-, SCS-Stewart Bldg., 106 W. Eighth ^^o^k

TTnit Off.—Tech. assistance to Dawson Co. Sou

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Gerald D. Young.

Lincoln (Lancaster) : ^ _ , „. x T. ^ ^

AMS, A ES—203 P. O. Bldg. State-Fed. Crop

Reporting Serv.; í8-*3) A. E. Anderson.

ARS, ADE—P. O. Box 1866 (Office, 314 U. S. P. O.

Bldg.) Animal disease eradication proj.; sanitary handling of import animal byproducts, hay

and straw, issuance or endorsement of certificates

for export livestock; (32) Rush M. Johnson.

ARS, AE—Agr. Engr. Dept., Univ. of Nebr.

Agr. applications of dielectric neat; (1) Stuart 0.

Nelson.

ARS, APH—Room 101, Animal Husbandry Hall,

Univ. of Nebr. Cattle research; (l-*7) Leslie E.

Johnson. , ^

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Wheat,

oat, rye, and barley prod, breeding, and physiol;

reg. coord, hard red winter wheat program; (1)

(vacancy); sorghum, wheat, oat, and barley

prod, and breeding, field proj. leader on sorghum

prod, and impr.; (1) Orrin J. Weitster. Basic

studies on virus diseases of wheat; (*2) Warren

C. Burger. Basic studies on virus diseases of

barley; (*1) Ellen L. Moorhead.

Alfalfa culture, prod., breeding and impr.

Invest.; (2-*l) William R. Kehr. Clover culture

prod., breeding and impr. invest.; (*1) Herman

J. Gorz. Grass impr. invest.; (1) Laurence C,

Newell. Soybean invest.; (*1) Donald G.

Eanway.

V>^eed control research; (1) Melvin K.

McCarty.

ARS, HCR—State Agr. Exp. Sta. Potato breeding

invest.; (*!) Richard T. Miyoshi.

ARS, PE—Dept. Agr. Econ. Coll. of Agr. Research Stat. and serv. work in econ. of agr.

production, incl. adjustments in prod, to prospective demands; farm labor requirements and

productivity; costs and returns; econ. problems

relating to farm credit, investment, taxation

insurance; land and water use; land value and

tenure; (2) T. S. Thorfinnson.

ARS, PPC—110 Plant Indus. Bldg. CoU. of Agr.

Barberry eradication for control of black stem

rust in Nebr. and S. Dak.; (3-*3) D. J. Fitchett.

ARS, SWC—Coll. of Agr. Soil and Water mgt.

invest.; (8-*3) Frank L. Duley.

Room 611, Rudge & Guenzel Bldg. 134

South Twelfth St. Hydrologie invest.; (2)

Louis M. Glymph, Jr.

ASCC—Trust Bldg. Responsible for carrying

out agr. adjustment, price support and agr.

conserv, programs. (55) Marion P. Young,

Chairman.

FES—Coll. of Agr. Univ. of Nebr. Directs the

State programs of Coop. Ext. work. William

V. Lambert, Dir.

FHA—P. 0. Bldg., Nebr. Dir.—Nebr. (10) W.

O. Collett.

P. 0. Building (2) Frank L. Anderson.

(Serves Lancaster, Butler, Saline, Saunders,

and Seward Cos.)

FCIC—211 Veterans Bldg., Twelfth and O Sts.

Adm. of crop insurance program including sales

and servicing of crop insurance contracts and the

adjustment of losses in Nebr.; (5) L. Ralph

Robertson.

FS—Plant Indus. Bldg., Univ. of Nebr. Research in forest prod, in Great Plains; (1) Ralph

A. Read.

P. O. Bldg. Nebr. Nat. For. Hdqrs.; (2)

Russell K. Smith.

LIB—Univ. of Nebr., Coll. of Agr. Lib., Zone 1,

Provides lib. serv. to Dept. workers in Colo.,

Kans., Mont., Nebr., N. Dak., S. Dak., and

Wyo.; W. R. Collings.

BCS—Room 604, 134 South Twelfth St. State

Off.—Adm. ses program in the State; (38-*l)

H. G. Bobst.

NEBRASKA—Continued

Lincoln (Lancaster)—Continued

P. O. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of work

units; (12) David E. Hutchinson.

Room 501, 134 South Twelfth St. Work unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Lancaster Co. So.

Conserv. Dist. and Salt-Wahoo Watershed

Protection Proj.; (14) Richard E. TenHulzen.

204 Nebr. Hall, Univ. of Nebr. Field Correlator; tech. dir. to soil survey work including

classification, nomenclature and correlation, soil

survey inspection, and soil survey reports in an

assigned group ofstates; (5) Andrew R. Aandahl.

Rudge & Guenzel Bldg., Thirteenth and N

Sts. Cartographic Unit; complete cartographic

services for operations including geodetic and

control surveys, manuscript maps, reproductions and engin, drafting for an assigned group of

states: (47) Joseph T. Casey.

Plant Materials Tech.; technical guidance to

State Conserv. in an assigned group of states in

developing an inventory of plant material needs,

coordinating a complete testing program, and

locating sources of supply and encouraging

necessary prod.; (1) Harold W. Cooper.

Engineering and watershed planning unit;

tech. guidance in engin, and watershed planning

activities including irrigation, drainage, design,

construction, geology, hydrology, and econ.

studies to State Conserv. in an assigned group of

states; (31) Dwight S. McVicker.

River Basin Invest.; Dept. representative on

Inter-Agency River basin Comm. for developing

and coordinating plans and activities of the

Dept. of Agr. for an integrated agr. program for

the river basin area; (1) Harold E. Engstrom.

Range Conserv.; tech. guidance in range

conserv. to State Conserv. including range site

and condition surveys and evaluation, methods

of restoration of range lands, improved methods

of mgt., and utilization ofresearch developments

in this held in an assigned group of States; (1)

Edsko J. Dyksterhuis.

Loup City (Sherman) :

SCS—Liberty Theatre Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Sherman Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Edwin N. Ellis.

Lyons (Hurt):

ses—Lyons, Nebr, Work Unit Off.-Tech, assistance to Burt Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) James

S. Foster.

Madison (Madison):

FHA-Court House. (1) Dentón C. Riley.

Serves Madison, Pierce and Stanton Cos.

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Madison Co. Soil Conserv.'Dist.;

(1) Harold H. Gilman.

McCook (Red Willow) :

FHA—P. 0. (1) Lynn R. Leonard. (Serves

Red Willow, Frontier, Hayes and Hitchcock

Cos.)

ses—106 West Fourth St. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (6) Paul Evans.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Red

Willow Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. and Dry Creek

Watershed Protection Proj.; (4) John A. Clymer.

Minden (Kearney):

ses—333 North Minden, Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Kearney Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Howard W, Richardson.

Mitchell (Scotts Bluff) :

ARS, SWC—Scotts Bluff E,\p. Sta. Soil and Water

Mgt. Invest. (l-*2) Lionel Harris.

FHA—Pathfinder Irrig. Dist. Bldg. (1) John F.

Clouse. (Serves Scotts Bluff, Banner, Cheyenne, Kimball, and Sioux Cos.)

Mullen (Hooker):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Grant-Hooker Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Selvester Vanderbeek.

Nebraska City (Otoe) :

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) WUliam L. Owens.

Serves Otoe, Cass and Nemaha Cos.)
NEBRASKA 127

NEBRASKA—Continued

Neligh (Antelope):

SCS—322 Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Antelope Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Harold A. Livers.

Nelson (Nuckolls) :

ses—Nelson, Nebr. Work Unit Off—Tech.

assistance to Nuckols Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Harry R. Mulliner.

Nenzel (Cherry):

rs—Niobrara Ranger Dist.; (0) Charles W.

Stavely.

North Platte (Lincoln):

ARS, SWC—North Platte Substa. Soil and Water

Mgt. Invest.; (*2) Robert E. Ramig.

FHA—Berg. Bldg. (2) Vergil C. Sykes. (Serves

Lincoln, Logan, McPherson, and Dawson Cos.)

SCS-115 No. Dewey. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lincoln Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Sheryl A. Nicholas.

Ogallala (Keith) :

FHA-Nye Bldg. (1) Raymond D. McKinney.

(Serves Keith, Arthur, Chase, Deuel, Garden,

Perkins, and Dundy Cos.)

ses-118 West E St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Keith-Arthur Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Ervin O. Peterson.

Omaha (Douglas):

AMS, DA—306 Aquila Court. Milk market

order admin.; (7) Wayne McPherren.

AMS, GR—Omaha Grain Exch. Bldg. Adm.

Grain Standards Act; Bean and Pea Inspect.;

Hay Inspec; Commodity Inspec; (11) H. E.

Nelson.

AMS, LS—Livestock Exch. Bldg. Market news

Service; (9) W. R. Branch; Adm. of Packers and

and Stockyards Act; (C) G. Hopper; Meat

Grading Serv.; (25) A. J. Haas.

AMS, PY—407 P. 0. Bldg. Grading poultry

products; (9) Charles P. Schow.

AMS, WA—Fed. Bldg. Enforcement of U. S.

Wareh. Act (grain and other prod.); (5) Jess W

Wade.

ARS, ADE—535-536 Livestock Exch. Bldg.

Public stockyards inspec; (13) C. A. Jerome.

ARS, AIQ—210 Fed. Bldg., South Omalia Sta. Biol.

Products licensing and insp.; (11) T. B. Sawyer.

ARS, MI—P. 0. Box 339, So. Omaha Sta. (office)

South Omaha P. O. Bldg. Meat insp., (182)

Dr. W. W. Lawson.

ARS, MI—South Omaha P. O. Bldg. Meat insp.

lab.; (2) F. B. Hilty,

FHA—P. 0. (1) Leonard T. Hanks. (Serves

Douglas and Sarpy Cos.)

O'Neill (Holt) :

FHA—Court House Annex. (1) Jay 0. Walker.

(Serves Holt and Boyd Cos.)

ses—Court House Annex. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Holt Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Charles R. Hill.

Ord (Valley):

FHA—Auble Bldg. (1) Donald E. Krick.

(Serves Valley, Garfield and Greeley Cos.)

ses—118 No. Sixteenth St., Auble Bldg. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Valley Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Edwin N. Sprague.

Osceola (Polk):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Polk Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Harold E. Klingman.

Oshkosh (Garden):

ses-Oshkosh, Nebr. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Garden Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Walter G. Ekdahl.

Palisade (Hitchcock) : ^^ ^ ^

ses-Palisade, Nebr. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Palisade Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Clarence LaRue.

Papillion (Sarpy): ...„„,

ses—Baca Bldg : Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Sarpy Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Howard B. Johnson.

Pawnee City (Pawnee): ^„ r^ ^

ses-P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Turkey Creek Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (2) Otho Wendell Thacker.

NEBRASKA—Continued

Pierce (Pierce):

ses-101 E. Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Pierce Co. Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(2) Charles R. Fenster.

Ponca (Dixon):

FHA—Court House. (1) Andrew W. Schaf.

Red Cloud (Webster):

FHA—Court House. (1) Alvin H. Meier.

(Serves Webster, Franklin and Nuckolls Cos.)

ses—E. Fourth. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Webster Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Emil J. Polnicky.

Rushville (Sheridan) :

ses—Evans Hotel. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Sheridan Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Wilfred J. Stuart.

St. Paul (Howard) :

ses-Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech,

assistance to Howard Co. Sou Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Joseph L. Worrell.

Schuyler (Colfax):

ses—P, O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Colfax Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Melvin Dale Sahs.

Scottsbluff (Scotts Bluff):

AMS, FV—111-113 Flynn Bldg. P. 0. Box 28.

Supervision of Fed.-State insp. of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (*4-l) C. A. Cadwell.

ARS, ENT—101 Flynn Bldg., Broadway and

Sixteenth St. (Box 770). Research on psyllids

and other insects that effect potatoes; R. L.

Wallis.

ARS, MI—c/o Swift & Co., South Broadway.

Meat insp.; (3) Dr. C. J. Price.

SeS—Berkeley Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (7) Joe J. Styskal.

Post Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to First Comm. Coil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Lawrence F. Joris.

Seward (Seward):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Seward Co. Soil Conserv, Dist.;

(3) James Struve,

Sidney (Cheyenne):

ses—8421/2 Eleventh Ave, Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Cheyenne Co. Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (2) PhUip B. McMullen.

Spalding (Greeley):

ses—Spalding, Nebr. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Cedar River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) (Charles W. Peterson,

Stanton (Stanton):

ses—Stanton, Nebr. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Stanton Co, Soil Conserv, Dist.;

(1) Wülard F, Jones.

Stapleton (Logan):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Logan-McPherson Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Orville Indra,

Syracuse (Otoe):

ses-180 Chestnut. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Otoe Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. and

Brownell Creek Watershed Protection Proj.; (7)

R. Gene O'Donnell.

Tecumseh (John.son)

ses-Putman Bldg., Third and Clay Sts. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Johnson Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Robert J. Boecking.

Tekamah (Hurt):

FHA—Court House. (1) Clarence R. Nails.

(Serves Burt, Dakota, and Thurston Cos.)

Trenton (Hitchcock):

ses—441 Main. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Hitchcock Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Walter T. Bagley.

Valentine (Cherry): „ ^ ^ ,

FHA—Red Front Bldg. (1) Norman E. O'Keefe

(Serves Cherry, Blaine, Brown, Grant, Rock,

Hooker, Keya Paha, and Thomas Cos.)

ses—Heelan Bldg., Second and Main. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Cherry Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) Donell D. Sylvester.

Wahoo (Saunders) : . ^„ r^ ^

ses—236 East Fifth St. Work Unit Off.-Tech;

assistance to Saunders Co. Soil Conserv. Dist,.

(4) William J. Ralston.
128 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NEBRASKA—Continued

Wakefield (Dixon): ^, .^ ^„ _ .

8CS—Third and Main. Work Unit Off—Tech.

assistance to IMxon Co. Soi] Conserv, Dist.;

(1) Waldo H. Eodene.

Walthill (Thurstonh ^^ r^ ^. .

SCS-Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech assistance to Thurston Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) George

H. Greeory.

^SCS-Sr^Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech

assistance to Wayne Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Jack F. Smith.

WeepinR Water (Cass): ,,^ , ^^ .^ ._

SCS-Randolph and I Sts. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Cass Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Earl J. Cook.

West Point (Cuming):

ses—100 S. Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Cuming Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Andrew J. Andresen.

Wilber (Saline): „ , ^T . r^ff o^ v,

ses—Wilber, Nebr. W^ork Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Saline Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

F. Edward Fitzgerald.

York (York) : ,. T, TT *

FHA-Thieszen Bldg. (1) Joseph P. Haggerty

(Serves York, Hamilton, and Clay Cos.)

SCS-506 Platte Ave. Work Unit Off^-Tech.

assistance to York Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Glenn A. Feather.

NEVADA

Austin (Lander): ,, ^ . ,

FS—Austin Ranger Dist.; (0) Arthur M. Cusick.

Baker (White Fine):

FS—Baker Ranger Dist.; (0) Lester Fluckiger,

Boulder City (Clark):

ses—c/0 Proj. Plan. Div., Bur. of Reclamation

Off Subunit Off.-Tech. assistance Pahrump,

Moapa, Vegas Valley and Virgin Valley SCD's

(0) Inland I. Larsen.

Caliente (Lincoln):

ses—310 Lincoln St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance Meadow Valley and Pahranagat

Valley SCD's (1) Verr D. Leavitt.

Carson City (Ormsby) : _ ..,..,

FS—Carson City Ranger Dist.; (1) Victor 0.

Goodwin.

EIko (Elko) :

ARS, PPC—Professional Bldg., 946 Idaho St.

Grasshopper and Mormon cricket control,

(3-*2) J. M. Del Curto.

FS-P. 0. Bldg. Humboldt Nat. Forest Hdqrs.;

(3) Alfred R. Torgerson.

Gold Creek Ranger Dist.; (0) Gerald F.

Forton.

BCS—eco Comnjcrcial St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech, assistance Humboldt River SCD ' (4)

Samuel F. Greenfield, Jr.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance Jiggs and

Lamoille SCD's (0) Norman R. Ritter.

Ely (Whiie Pine^:

FHA—Collins Hotel, 612 Aultman (I) James R.

Holcomh. (Serves Elko, Eureka, Lander,

Tyinooln, Nye and White Pine Cos.)

FS—Forest Serv. Bldp. Nevada Nat. Forest

IJdqrs; (2) Louio A. Drcmoiski.

Ely Ran.Gcr Dipt.; (0) Archie A. Murchie.

W"hite Pino Ranger 1 ist.; (0) James J. Butler.

ßCS—612 Anilman St. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (2) Cale C. Johnson.

W ork Unit Ofl.-Tech. assistance White Pine

SCD (4) Donald H. Fultm.

Eureka (Eureka):

SCS-Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assist

anee Austin, Eureka and Tonopah SCD's (1)

Piihol R. Heckathorn,

Fallón (Churrhill):

ARP. SWC-Fallón Br. Sta. Soil and Water

M^'l. Invest.; (Collaborator) John A. McCor

mick.

FHA-P. O. Bldg.. P. 0. Box 788; (0) Wesley D.

Freer. (Sub-oiïicc of County Office at Reno in

Washoe County.)

NEVADA—Continued

Fallón (Churchill)—Continued

SCS-Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Fcmley and Sheckler SCD's (0) Donald

J. Vandervelden.

Tech. Assistance to Lahontan ana Stillwater

SCD's (4) Je&se L. Fowler.

Newlands Field Sta. Soils Testing Lab.—

Supervise testing of soils samples (1) John A.

McCormick.

Gardnerville CLyon):

ses—92 Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistanpe to Carson Valley SCD (1) Leonard A.

Anker.

Jarbidpo (Elko): „ , . , ^

FS—.Jarbidge Ranger Dist.; (0) HallieL. Cox,

Lamoille (Flko)r

FS—Ruby Ranger Dist. (0) Tom E. Brierly.

Lap Vegas (Clark):

FS- Charleston Ranger Dist.; (0) Henry C. Hoffman.

Lund (White Pine):

SC.'i—Lund. Nev. Sub-unit Off.-Tech. assist-

^ anee White Pine SCD (0) Jack C. Matesen.

Minden (Douglas):

FS—Alpine Ranger Dist.; (0) Lyle F. Smith.

Mountain City (Elko):

FS—Independence Ranger Dist.; (0) Culver D.

Ross.

ses-Hunt Apt. Bldg. Mountain City, Nev.

Work Unit Off. —Toch; assistance Owyhee and

Duck Valley SCD's (1) lister A. McKenzie.

Overton (Clark):

FHA—Johnson Bldg. (1) June L. Young.

(Serves Clark and South Lincoln Cos.)

ses—Johnson Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance Pahrump, Moapa, Vegas Valley and

Virgin Valley SCD's (3) Durrell E. Evans.

Paradise Valley (Humboldt):

FS—Santa Rosa Ranger Dist.; (0) Wayne J.

Clnward.

Reno (Washoe):

ARS, ADE-1465 Wells Ave. Animal di.sease

erad, iirnj.; sanitary handling of import animal

byproducts, hay and straw; issuance or endorsement ol certificates for export livestock; (7)

Edward E Maas.

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Stat., Univ. of Nev.

Alfalfa diseases and impr. invest.; (1) Oliver F.

Smith.

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Stat., Univ. of Nov.

Range re^'oediug inves.; (1) Aivin T. Bleak.

Weed control re-search; (0-*l) Willard C.

Robocker.

ARS, S we—State Agr. Expt. Stat., Univ. of

' Nov. Soil and water mgt. invent; (2) L. M.

Meyers.

ASeC—147fi Wells Ave. Responsible for carrying out agri. adjust, price support and agri.

conserv. urograms. (13) Edward A. Settelmcyer,

Chairman.

FES - Agri. E.\t. Div., Univ. of Nov. Directs the

State programs of Coop. Ext. work. C. E.

; Fleming, Act. Dir.

' rHA-]479 Wells Ave, (1) Noal F. Clark.

(Serves Churchill, Douglas, Esmeralda, Humboldt, Lyon, Mineral, Ormsby, Pershing,

Storey and Washoe Cos. in Nevada; Alpine and

Mono Cos. in California; Sub-office at Fallón in

Churchill Co.).

FS—Saviers Bldg. Toiyabe National Forest

Hdqrs.; (8) Ivan Sack,

ses—1485 Wells Ave. State Off.—Adm. SCS

program in the State; (11) George Hardman.

1479 Wells Ave. Area Off.—Supervision ol

work units; (2) Sumner Hatch.

1093 So. Virginia St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

Assistance to No Truckee and Washoe Valley

SCD's. (5) Duane F. Collins.

Tonopah (Esmeralda):

FS—Tonopah Ranger Dist.; (0) Jack M. Buckhouse.

Wellington (Lyon):

FS—West Walker Ranger Dist.; (1) Elmer P.

Boyle.
NEVADA—NEW HAMPSHIRE—NEW JERSET 129

NEVADA—Continued

Wellington (Lyon)—Continued

SCS—Forost Serv. Bklg, Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance Mono Co., East Walker Kiver,

Oasi«! SCD's* and Smith Valley SOD; (2)

Claude B. Oakes.

Wells (Elko):

ses—744 Clover Ave. Work Unît Off.—Tech.

assistance Ruby Valley and Northeast Elko

SCD's; (0) Lavette Thomas Tumor.

7th and Clover Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance Starr Valley SCD; (0) Lenard D.

Smith.

Winnemucca (Humboldt):

SCS—33 West 4th St. Work Unit Off.—Tech assistance Paradise Valley SCD; (0) Elmer L.

Davis.

Yerington (Lyon):

SCS—33 East Pearl St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance Mason Valley SCD; (3) Alexander Q.

Bodenstein.

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Berlin (Coos):

FS—No. 1 Green Sq. Androseoggin Ranker

Dist.; (1) H. E. Adams.

Claremont (Sullivan):

FHA—26 Mulberry St. (2) Stephen Eliades.

(Serves Sullivan, Cheshire, Grafton Cos. in

New Hampshire; and Windham and Windsor

Cos. in Vermont.)

ses-25 Mulberry St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Sullivan Co. Soil Conserv. SubDist.; (2) Leslie N. Blaisdell.

Concord (Merrîmack) :

ARS, PPC—RFD No. 2. Enforcement of quar.

on Jap. beetle and on gypsy moth and browntail moth; George F. Langwasser.

FHA—98 North Main St. State Dir.—N. Hamp.,

Ver., Conn., Mass., R. L; (31) Raymond H.

Freeman.

FS—401 State Off. Bldg. Blister rust control; (0)

L. E. Newman.

SCS—36 Warren St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Merrimack Co. Soil Conserv. Sub

Dist.; (6) Charles S. Brown.

Conway (Carroll):

FS—Bolduc Block, Main St, Saco Ranger Dist.;

(2) J. R. Griffiths.

SCS—Main St. Work Unit Off—Tech. assistance to Carroll Co. Soil Conserv. Sub-Dist.; (1)

James A. Eaine, Jr.

Durham (Strafibrd):

ARS, PE—Dept. Agr. Econ., Univ. of New

Hampshire. Research, stat. and serv. work in

econ. of agr. production, incl. adjustments in

prod, to prospective demands; farm labor requirements and productivity; costs and returns;

econ. problems relating to farm credit, investment, taxation, insurance, land and water use,

land values, and tenure; George E. Frick.

ASCC—29 Main St. Responsible for carrying

out agr. adjustment, price support and agr.

conserv. programs. (10) Lester E. Connor,

Chairman.

FES—Univ. of N. Hamp. Dirocti! the State

programs oí Coop. Ext. work. L. A, Bevan,

Dir.

SCS-29 Main St. State Off.-Adra. SCS program in the State; (10) A lian J. Collins.

Dept. of Agron., Nesmith Hall, Coll. of Agr.

Field Correlator; tech. dir. to soil survey work

including classification, noraenciatnre and correlation, soil survey reports in an assigned gi'oup

of states; (*1) Walter H. Lyford.

Exeter (Rockingham) :

FHA-1(33 Water St. (2) John C. Raynes.

(Serves Rockingham, Hül'^horo, Strafford, Bel

knap, CarroIL Merrimack Cos.) Sub-ollice at

Laconia, N. Hamp. in Belknap, Co.

*Mono Co., East Walker River, and Oasis

SCD's—California Dists.

NEW HAMPSHIRE—Continued

Exeter (Rockingham)—Continued

SCS—163 Water St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Rockingham Co. Soil Conserv.

Sub-Dist.; Í3) Herman W. Parker.

Hanover (Grafion):

ARS, PPO-Wyeth Rd., P. 0. Box Í22. Enforcement of quar. on Jap. beetle and on gypsy moth

and brown-tail moth; Warren E. Stevens.

Eeene (Cheshire):

FS—Room 209, 40 Mechanic St. Blister rust

control; (0) S. D. Conner.

SCS—40 Mechanic St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Cheshire Co. Soil Conserv. SubDist.; (2) Robert D. Ambrose.

Laconia (Belknap) :

FHA—Forestry Bldg. (0) Donald B. Dana.

(Belknap, Carroll, Merrimack Cos.) (Sub-oiTice

of County Off. at Exeter, N. Hamp. in Rockingham Co.)

FS—Forest Serv. Bldg. Research in forest prod,

watershed management in white pine-hardwood

forests; (4) Victor S. Jensen.

Federal Bldg., 719 Main St. White Mountain

National Forest Hdqrs.; (14) C. L. Graham.

Room 214, Forestry Bldg., 719 Main St. Blister rust control; (0) W. S. Codman.

SCS—719 Main St. Area Off.-Supervision of

work units; (2) Kenneth E. Grant.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Belknap

Co. Soil Conserv. Sub-Dist.; (3) Robert W.

Johnson.

Lancaster (Coos) :

FHA—1 Middle St., (1) Ralph H. Barris.

SCS—1 Middle St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Coos Co. Soil Conserv. Sub-Dist.;

(3) Walter E. Nelson.

Lebanon (Grafton):

FS—Box 268. Blister rust control; (0) G. F.

Richardson, Jr.

Littleton (Grafton):

FS—P. 0. Bldg., Main St. Ammonoosuc Ranger

Dist.; (1) C. E. Burgtorf.

Manchester (Hillsboro):

ARS, AIQ—% Granite State Packing Co., 163

Hancock St. Sanitary handling of import animal byproducts, hay and straw; (0) J. H. Coleman.

ARS, MI—% Granite State Packing Co., 1C3

Hancock St. Meat inspectioD; (5) Dr. J. H.

Coleman.

Milford (Hillsborough):

, SCS—UnioA Sq. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Hillsborough Co. Soil Conserv. SubDist. and Baboosic Brook Watershed Protection

Proj.; (6) Walter F. Mead.

North Conway (Carroll):

FS—P. 0. Box 436. Blister rust control; (0) S. H.

Boomer.

Plymouth (Grafton):

ARS, PPC—46 Merrill St., P. O. Box 145. Area

leader, enforcement of quar. on Jap. beetle and

on gypsy moth and brown-tail moth. (6)

Carol O. Larrabee.

FS—Main Street, Rand Block. Pemigewasset

Ranger Dist.; (3) E. J. Lester.

Rochester (Strafford):

ARS, PPC—117 Charles St., P. 0. Box 607. Enforcement of quar. on Jap beetle and on gypsy

moth and brown-tail moth; Roy H. Flaker.

FS-P. 0. Box 1108. Blister rust control; (0) R.E.

Curtis.

SCS—59 North Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Strafford Co. Soil Conserv. SubDist.; (2) David N. Allen.

Woodsville (Grafton):

SCS—31 Court St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Grafton Co. Soil Conserv. Sub-Dist.;

(3) Donald G. Burbank.

NEW JERSEY

Belvidere (Warren):

SCS—Court House Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Warren Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist., (1) Donald K. Wolff.
130 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NEW JERSEY—Continued

Eridgelon (Cumberland):

FHA.—4 East Commerce St. (3) Stephen J.

Wurn, Jr. (Serves Cape May and Cumberland

Counties. Sub-officeat Cape May Court House

in Cape May Co.)

Bridtüelon (Cumberland):

ses—P, 0. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (2) Frank V. D. Cortelyou.

Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Salem-Cumberland Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) James S. Wasson.

Cape May Court House (Cape May):

FHA—Old Court House Bldg. (0) James V. DeHart. (Sub-of5ce of Co. Off. at Bridgeton in

Cumberland Co.)

Flemington (Hunterdon):

FHA—Vosseler Bldg., 110 Main St. (1) Albert

H. Leu, (Serves Hunterdon, Middlesex, Somerset and Union Cos.)

eCS—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Mid-Jersey Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Howard Mason.

Freehold (Monmouth):

FHA—30 E. Main St. (1) John P. O'Connor.

ses—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit On.—Tech.

assistance to Freehold Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Neal Munch.

Glassboro (Gloucester):

ARS, PPC—Main and High Sts., P. 0. Box 11.

Enforcement of Japanese beetle quarantine; (1)

Benjamin K. Buck.

FHA—Levy Bldg., Main and High Sts. (1)

Charles Chauncy. (Serves Camden and Gloucester COS.).

Hackensack (Bergen, Passaic, and Essex):

ses—Administrative Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

assistance to Northeast Jersey Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Joseph J. Voschin.

Hackettstown (Sussex and Warren) :

SCS—400 High St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Bequest Watershed Protection

Prof.; (6) John F. Bozzuffi.

Haddonfíeld (Camden):

SCS—14 Wescoatt Walk. Work Unit off.—Tech.

assistance to Camden Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.:

(1) \\ illiam H. Heritage.

Hobuken (Hudson):

AMS, OR—P. O. Bldg. Adm. Grain Standards

Act; (0) H. J. Berizzie.

ARS, ENT—209 River St. Research on methods

of treating plants and plant products regulated

by plant quarantines; (3) H. H. Richardson.

ARS, PPC—209 River St., P. 0. Box 461. General supervision of Japanese beetle control and

quar., Gypsy and brown-tail moth quar.. Euro

pean chafer control; (79-*93) Timothy C. Cronin.

ARS, PQ—209 River St. In charge, import and

permit sec; (23) George G. Becker.

ARS, PQ—209 River St. In charge, postentry

quar.; (4) Emil Kostal.

Livingston (Essex):

ARS, PPC—66 N. Livingston Ave. Enforcement

of Japanese beetle quar.; Russell V. Martin.

Mays Landing (Atlantic):

FHA—103 W. Main St. (1) Raymond Williams.

Mays Landing (Atlantic and Cape May):

SCS—Surrogate Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Southeast Jersey Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) John H. Krohn.

Moorestown (Burlington):

ARS, ENT—P. O. Box 150. Parasite receiving

and shipment. W. D. Jones,

(Substation of Savannah, Ga.)

AMS, MR—Flynn Ave., and Park Blvd. Research lab. on prevention of insect infestation in

imported whole black pepper: (0) Ralph T.

"White.

ARS, ENT—Flynn Ave. and Park Blvd. Chemical investigations of insecticides for Japanese

bettle control; (3) Robert D. Chisholm.

ARS, ENT—Flynn Ave. and Park Blvd., ust off

Camden-Mt. Holly Pike. P. 0. Box 150. Biol.

control of European corn borer Stanley W,

Carter. (Sub-lab. of Ankeny, Iowa.)

NEW JERSEY—Continued

Moorestown (Burlington)—Continued

ARS, ENT—Flynn Ave, and Park Blvd, Biql,

and control of Japanese beetle and other soilinfesting insects; (7) W. E. Fleming,

P. O. Box 150. Control of oriental fruit moth

by parasites and insecticides; (2) H. W. Allen.

Morristown (Morris):

SCS, Court House Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Morris Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) J. William Bellis.

Mount Holly (Burlington):

FHA—Logan Bldg., 219 High St. (1) Allen L.

Scott. (Serves Burlington and Mercer Cos.)

SCS—Court House Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Burlington Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Ralph M. Hubbard.

Newark (Essex):

AMS, FV—103 Fed. Bldg. Standardization and

insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables; (1) Walter M.

Springer.

ARS, MI—Rm. B-35, Fed. Bldg. Meat insp,;

(47) Dr. C. Hackenberg.

New Brunswick (Middlesex):

AMS, GR—Coll. Farm, Pine St. and Georges

Road. Enforcement Fed. Seed Act Seed Insp.;

(5) R. C. Hess.

ARS^ FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Weed

control research! (1) Richard J. Aldrich.

ARS, HCR—State Agr. Exp. Sta. Investigations

of diseases of cranberries and blueberries; toxicity

of and accumulation of agr. chemicals in soil;

(•1) Eugene H. Varney.

ARS, PPC—220 Magnolia St., Highland Park.

Enforcement of Japanese beetle quar,; (0) James

B, Anderson.

ARS, SWC—Rm. 126 Lipman Hall, Coll: of Agr.

Soil and Water mgt. invest.; (5) Gerow D.

BrUl.

ASCC—Coll. Farm, Responsible for carrying

out agri, adj. price support and agri. conserv.

programs. (19) Milton C. Tice, chairman.

FES—State Coll. of Agri. andMech. Arts Rutgers

Univ. Directs the State programs of Coop.

Ext. work. W.H.Martin, Dir.

SCS—Bailey Bros. Bldg. State garage; (0) Joseph

P. Olab.

SCS—305 Feher Bldg. State Off.—Adm. SCS

program in the State; (13) Frank C. Edminster.

P. 0. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of work

units; (2) Claude J. Price.

P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance

to Freehold Soil Conserv. Dist. (0) Frank D.

Potter.

SCS—Lipman Hall, Coll. of Agr. Research Liaison Rep. coop, analyses of research requirements

of oper. programs, prep, of research inf, for oper.

use; John Lamb Jr.

New Lisbon (Burlington):

FS—Lebanon Exp, For, Research in for. prod,,

fire protection in New Jersey; (1) Silas Little, Jr.

Newton (Sus-sex) :

FHA-P. 0, Bldg^ (2) Raymond J, Jacobs Jr.

(Serves Bergen Essex, Hudson, Morris, Passaic,

Sussex, and Warren Cos.)

SCS—Co. Serv, Bldg, Work Unit Off,—Tech.

assistance to Sussex Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Thomas C. WUliams.

Princeton (Mercer):

ses—13S Patton Ave, Soil Survey Off.—Makes

soil surveys in Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex

and Monmouth Cos. (0) Kenneth P. Wilson.

Rutherford (Bergen):

ARS, PPC—63 Addlson Ave. Enforcement of

Japanese beetle quar. Harry V, Hotchkin.

Salem (Salem) :

FHA—84 Market St. (1) James L. Point.

SCS—107 W, Broadway, Work Unit Off,—Tech.

assistance to Salem-Curaberland Soil Conserv.

Dist. (3) Llewellyn E. Schaffrath.

Somerville (Somerset and Union):

ses—Central Bldg. Work Unit Off,—Tech, assistance to Mid-.Tersey Soil Conserv. Dist. (2)

William H, Moncrief.
NEW JERSEY—^NEW MEXICO 131

NEW JERSEY—Continued

Sussex (Sussex):

ARS, DHRB—Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick.

Invest, of levels of thyroxine in blood of dairy

cattle ( 2) J. W.Bartlett.

Toms Blver (Ocean) :

FHA—Button and Yoder Bldg. 20G Homer St.

(1) Ronald W. Kelser.

ses—206 Homer St. Work Unit Oil.—Tech. assistance to Ocean Co. Soil Conserv. Dlst. (0)

Harold C. Waters.

Trenton (IVlercer):

ARS, ADE—P. 0. Box 938 (ofï. 206-208 P. 0.

Bld.c. An. disease erad, pro.!.; sanitary handling

of import an. byproducts hay and straw; issuance or endorfiement of certificates for export

livestock (23) James R. Porteas.

Trenton (Mercer):

AMS, AES—433 P. 0. Bldg. Fed. Crop Reporting Serv. (6) C. Sims.

AMS, FV—GOfi First Mechanics Bank Bidg.

Standardization and insp. of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (0) M. N. Edmonston.

FHÀ—208 P. O. Bldg. State Dir.r-New Jersey.

(3) Chester J. Tyson, Jr.

ses—Court House Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Freehold Soil Conserv. Dist.

and Stony Brook Watershed; (2) G. Sterling

Otis.

White Horse (Mercer):

ARS, PPC—3179 S. Broad St., P. 0. Box 1,

Trenton, Zone 10. Asst. Proj. Leader, Regulatory control oper. for Japanese beetle; Valdemar

A. Johnson.

Area Leader, Enf. of Japanese beetle quar.;

(12) William L. Caskey.

W^oodburv (Gloucester):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Gloucester Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Henry G. Saaselen Jr.

HEW MEXICO

Alamogordo (Otero):

FS—P. O. Bldg., Lincoln Nat. Forest Hdqrs; (12)

Donald Dean Cutler.

gCS—Fed. P. 0. Bldg., Room 200 Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Otero Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Jamc5 G. Wayne.

Albuquerque (Bernalillo):

ARS, ADE—P. O. Box 464 (ofT.ce, 210-216 P. 0.

Bldg.) Animal disease eradication projects; public stockyards inspection; sanitary handling of

import animal byproducts, hay and straw; issuance or endorsement of certificates for export

livestock; (12) Fred H. Sharp.

ARS, ADP—307-08 P. 0. Bldg., 4th & Gold St.

External parasite treatment research; (6) Dr.

H. E. Kemper.

ARS, SWC—P. O. Box 1348. Hydrologie invests.; (1) R. E. Hickok.

ASCC—1015 Tijarras Av.; N. W. Responsible for

carrying out agr. adj., price support and agr.

conserv. programs; (22) Harry M. Rickman,

Chairman.

FHA—1015 Tijeras Ave., N. W. State Dir.—

Ariz, and N. Mex.; (12) Burdean B. Atcbley.

115 So. 9th St. (1) Dentón E. Sprague (Serves

Bcrnainio and Santa Fe Cos).

rs—510 Second St. N. W. Hdqrs., Southwestern

Region (Ariz, and N. Mex.) (119) C. Otto

Lindh.

P. O. Bldg., Cibola Nat. Forest Hdqrs.; (17)

Francis J. Monighan.

Bldg. T-10, Univ. of N. Mex. Research in

range, watershed management, Upper Rio

Grande basin; (5) Edward J. Dortignac.

P. O. Bldg., Forest Insect & Disease Lab.

Research on southwest forest insects; (6) Jack

W. Bongberg.

eCS-1015 Tijeras Av.; N. W. State Off—Adm,

SCS program in the State; (25) Robert A. Young.

115 Ninth S. W. Area Off—Supervision of

work units; (12) Joseph B. Christy.

NEW MEXICO—Continued

Albuquerque (Bernalillo)—Conlinued

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Tijeras

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Richard L. Strong.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Sedillo

Boil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Laurens C. Bolles.

Broadway Bldg., 222-4 E. Central Ave. Cartographic Unit; complete cartographic servs. for

operations including geodetic and control surveys, manuscript maps, reproductions and engineering drafting for an assigned group of states;

(3^) Joe L. Bryson.

Engineering and Watershed Planning Unit;

tech. guidance in engineering and watershed

planning activities including irrigation, drainage, design, construction, geology, hydrology,

and economic studies to State Conservationists

in an assigned group of states; (24) John G.

Lamesberger.

SOL—212 Tower Bldg. Legal serv. in connection with the Department's activities; (2)

Francis M. Pearl.

Apache Creek (Catron):

FS—Jewett Ranger Dist; (1) Ross L. Teuher.

Artesia (Eddy):

ses—311 W. Quay. Area Off.-Supervision of

work units; (2) G. L. Beene.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Central

Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (7) Keith J. Dampf.

Aztec (San Juan):

SCS-Mason Lodge Bldg. W^ork Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to San Juan Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Jody F. Boston.

Bernalillo (Sandoval):

FHA—Main & Fifth (1) Henry E. Lies,

ses—Abouslcman Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Santa Fe and Sandoval Soil Conserv. Dists.; (Open) Refer inquiries to Laurens

C. Bolles, 115 Ninth St. S. W., Albuquerque,

N. Mex.

Bli'jcwater (McKinley):

SCS—Blncwater (No st. or bldg. address). Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Bluewatcr SoU

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Walter J. Freas.

Canjilon (Rio Arriba):

FS—Canjilon Ranger Dist.; (0) Alan J. Lamb.

Capitán (Lincoln):

FS—Capitán Ranger Dist.; (0).

Ruidoso Ranger Dist.; (1) Milton E. Guck.

SCS—First and White Oak Sts. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Upper Hondo Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Sherrill H. Fuchs.

Carlsbad (Eddy):

AMS, CN—105 No. Canal St. Cotton classification, cotton quality statistics, cotton market

news, and cottonseed inspection; (3-27) Jack L,

King.

FHA—Courthouse (1) Joseph W. Gideon (Serves

Eddv and Otero Cos).

FS—Guadalupe Ranger Dist (1) Edward W.

Cottam.

SCS—804 W. Greene St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Carlsbad Sou Conserv. Dist.; (3)

William H. Atkinson.

Carrizozo (Lincoln) :

SCS—Lincoln Co. Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit

OtT.—Tech. assistance to Carrizozo Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (Open) Refer inquiries to Sherrill H.

Fuchs, P.O. Box 98, Capitán, N. Mex,

Chama (Rio Arriba) :

SCS—Chama (No st. or bldg. address). Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Abiqui-VallecitosLower Cebollo Soil Conserv. Dists.; (1) Joseph

A. Gibson.

Clayton (Union):

FHA—315 No. First (1) William H. Coinman.

SCS—Wheatley Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Northeastern Sou Conserv, Dist.;

(4) Jay S. Dickens.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Ute Creek

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Paul N. Miller.

Cloudcroft (Otero):

SCS—Frilick Bldg.: Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Otero Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) James

E. Reeves.
132 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NEW MEXICO—Continued

Clovis (Curry) :

FHA—116 W. Fifth (1) Tilman E. Wayne,

ses—Barry Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (3) Herb M. Cavett.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Central

Curry Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Halbert M.

Knapp.

Coyote (Rio Arriba) :

FS—Coyote Ranger Dist.; (3) Chandler P. St.

John.

Cuba (Sandoval) :

FS—Cuba Ranger Dist.; (2) Chester H. Olson.

gCS—Young's Corner. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lindrith-Cuba-Cabezon Soil Conserv. Dists.; (3) Leonard E. Brasuel.

Deming (Luna):

FHA—213 W. Spruce (1) J. LeRoy Miller.

(Serves Dona Ana, Grant, Luna, and Sierra

Cos.). ^ rr. ^.

ses—213 W. Spruce St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Deming Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

John P. Fish.

Dulce (Rio Arriba) :

FS—Jicarilla Ranger Dist.; (0). Raymond L.

Brown.

Elida (Roosevelt):

ses—Kimmons Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Border Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

' Leo Doyal.

El Rito (Rio Arriba):

FS—El Rito Ranger Dist.; (2) Fred R. Swetnam.

Española (Rio Arriba) :

FHA—City Hall (1) Gilbert R. McAlister.

(Serves Rio Arriba and Los Alamos Cos.).

ses—Municipal Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Española Valley and CcyoteCanones Soil Conserv. Dists.; (5) Rex B. Werner.

Estancia (Torrance):

FHA—Community Bldg. (2) Jones C. Penwell.

ses—Estancia Community Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Edgewood and East

Torrance Soil Conserv. Dists.; (5) Merrill A.

Otis.

Famiington (San Juan):

FHA—Christensen Bldg. (1) Gale M. Jensen,

ses-Main & Brehend Sts. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to San Juan Dist.; (4) Robert

0. Ricketts.

Forrest (Quay):

ses—Ralph Miller Garage. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Southwest Quay Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) James Black Ames,

Fort Sumner (DeBaca) :

FHA—Courthouse (1) Fred C. Wells, (Serves

DeBaca and Guadalupe Cos.).

ses—Pennington Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to De Baca Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Lamar Luna.

Fort Wingate (McKinley):

ARS, A PH—Southwestern Range & Sheep Breeding Lab. Sheep Research (11) Stanley L. Smith.

FS—Gallup Ranger Dist. (0) Frank J. Paradise,

ses—McKinley Co. Court House. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to McKinley-Lava-Blue

water & Grants Soil Conserv. Dists.; (2)

Nicholas E. Trammell.

Glenwood (Catron) :

FS—Glenwood Ranger Dist.; (0) William B.

Finley.

Grants (Valencia):

FS—Grants Ranger Dist.; (0) George R. Proctor.

Hagerman (Chavez):

ses—First Nat. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Hagerman-Dexter Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Mark E. C. McMillan.

Hatch (Dona Ana):

ses—Azbill Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Caballo Soil Conserv. Dist,; (4)

David A. Franzen.

Figh Rolls (Otero):

FS—Cloudcroft Ranger Dist.; (0) Paul D. Wild.

Hope (Eddy):

ees-Johnson Hotel Bldg. Work Unit Off,—

Tech. assistance to Peñasco Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(Open) Refer inquiries to Clemens F. Weindorf

at Artesia 311 W. Quay.

NEW MEXICO—Continued

Jemez Springs (Sandoval): ^ ,

FS—Jemez Ranger Dist,; (2) Nathan Snyder.

Las Cruces (Dona Ana) : ^ T, i.,

AMS, AES—261 P. 0. Bldg. Fed. Crop Reporting

Serv. (4) F. Daniels. ^ ^ „ „«,

ARS. FC—Jornada Expt. Range. P. O Box 671.

Range mgt. and reseeding invest.; (3) Fred N.

ARS, PPC—Rm. B-7 U. S. P. O. & Court House

Quar. operations against the pink bollworm (1)

Edward Hobbs.

SeS— City Hall. Area Off.— Supervision of work

units; (4) R. Frank Hedges.

Las Vegas (San Miguel) : _

FHA-P. O. Bldg. (1) J, David Radosevich.

(Serves Mora and San Miguel Cos.)

FS—Las Vegas Ranger Dist.; (0) Leonard A.

Prlchard.

SCS—p-ed. Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Gallinas-Tecolote and

Rendija Soil Conserv. Dists.; (5) Harold F.

Thatcher.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Western

Mora Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Robert H. Potts.

Lordsburg (FIdalgo) :

ses—Heather Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Vird'in Valley and Animas Soil

Conserv. Dists.; (5) Paul E. Ellsworth.

Los Lunas (Valencia) :

FHA—Community Bldg. (2) Kelly A. Gray

(Serves McKinley and Valencia Cos.).

ses—Los Lunas Community Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to E. Valencia Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Arthur Crownover.

Loving ton (Lea):

FHA—Hudgens Bldg. (1) Drayton E. Wasson.

ses—HudgensBldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lea Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Raymond H. Johnson.

Luna (Catron):

FS —Luna Ranger Dist. (0) Kenneth R.

Weissenborn.

Magdalena (Socorro) :

FS—Eeaverhead Ranger Dist.; (1) Buford H.

Starkey.

Magdalena Ranger Dist.; (2) Edwin H.

Collins.

San Mateo Ranger Dist.; (1) Jewell Wyche.

ses—Wicks Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Salida Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

James F, Danley.

Mayhill (Otero):

FS—Mayhlll Ranger Dist.; (4) Ansley E. Hutchison.

Mesilla Psrk (Dona Ana):

AMS, CN—U. S. Cotton Lab. Cotton :fiber

testing serv. and coop, with ARS and N. Mex.

Agr. Exp. Sta.; (5) Harvin R. Smith.

AMS, MR—U. S. Cotton Lab., P. O. Box 308.

Research in t^ie efficiency of cotton marketing

and pricing, including economics of ginning;

(0) A. L. Roberts.

ARS, AERB—U. S. Cotton Ginning Research

Branch Lab., P. O. Box 578. Cotton Ginning

and Associated Procs., Equipment and Methods.

(13) Victor L. Stedronsky.

Mimbres (Grant):

FS—Mimbres Ranger Dist. (1) Gerald W. Van

Gilst.

Mosquero (Harding):

ses-Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Mesa Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) John

Bonomo, Jr.

Mountainair (Torrance):

FS—Mountainair Ranger Dist.; (1) Eucl R. Nave,

ses—P. 0. Box 1 (No St. or bldg. address). Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to West Torrance

and Claunch-Pinto Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5)

Ernest O. Hill.

Pecos (San Miguel):

FS—Lower Pecos Ranger Dist.; (1) Joseph A.

Rodriguez.

Upper Pecos Ranger Dist.; (0) Robert L.

Ground.

SOS—Santa Fe Trails Camp. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Los Diegos and Upper Pecos

Sou Conserv. Dist.; (2) Charles H. Fink.
NEW MEXICO—NEW YORK 133

NEW MEXICO—Continued

Peñasco (Taos):

FS—Peñasco Ranger Dist.; (1) Chester A. Shields.

Portales (Roosevelt):

FHA—Mears Bldg. (2) Samuel G. Martin.

ses—Meats Bldg, Work Unit Off,—Tech. assistance to Eoosevelt Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5)

Morris C. Williams.

Raton (Colfax):

SCS-Wikofl Bldg. Area Off,-Supcrvlsion of

work units (3) Clarence A. Henderson.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Eastern

Colfax Soil Couscrv. Dist.; (2) Ralph G. Müler.

Reserve (Catron):

FS-Reserve Ranger Dist. (1) Robert E, Carey.

ses—P. 0. Box 366 (No st. or bldg. address).

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to San Francisco-Luna Soil Conserv. Dists.; (2) Robert D.

Bishop.

Roswell (Chaves) :

FHA-City Hall. (1) Robert 0. Marshall.

(Serves Chaves and Lincoln Cos.)

ses—City Hall. Work Unit Olï.-Tech assistance to Macho and Roswell Soil Conserv. DLsts.:

(7) Ralph M. Bell.

Santa Fe (Santa Fe):

FS—Fed. Bldg., Santa Fe Nat. Forest Hdqrs.;

(20) Clarence A. Merker.

Tesuque Ranger Dist.; (2) John E, Stephenson.

ses—Fed. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of work

units; (3) Glenn M. Burrows.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Pojoaque

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Lawrence E. Redman.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Santa Fe

and Sandoval Soil Conserv. Dists.; (4) Lawrence

K. Sandoval.

Santa Rosa (Guadalupe):

SCS—Old Guadalupe Courthouse Bldg. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Guadalupe Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Leslie J. Walpole.

Silver City (Grant) :

FS—209H Broadway, Gila Nat. Forest Hdqrs.;

(18) Rüssel E. Rea.

Silver City Ranger Dist.; (1) Arthur J. Riggs.

WMemess Ranger Dist., (0) Donald E. Jirsa.

ses-Schiff's Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Grant Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Clyde

A. Nenefee.

Socorro (Socorro):

FHA—114 No. Calif. (1) Claud L, Gideon, Jr.

(Serves Catron and Socorro Cos.)

8CS—Bursum Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Socorro Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5)

Rodney E. Newton.

Springer (Colfax) :

FHA—Maxwell & Third St. (1) Horton Stamper

(Serves Colfax and Harding Cos.)

ses—Clayton Bldg, Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Eastern Colfax Soil Conserv. Dist.:

(2) James Robert Jones.

State CoUege (Dona Ana) :

ARS, ADP—N. Mex. Agr. Exp. Sta., P. 0. Box

518. Sheep and cattle parasite research: (3) Mr.

Rex W. Allen,

ARS, FC—U, S. D. A. Cotton Fid. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton impr. invest.; (3) Albert R. Leding.

Cotton disease invest.: (1) Lester M. Blank.

Cotton breeding invest.: (l) John R. Cotton.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Sugar beet

path., agron., and morphoi. invest.: (l-*l) John

C. Overpeck.

ARS, PE—Dept. Agr. Econ., New Mex. Coll. of

Agr. Research, stat. & serv. work in econ. of agr.

prod., incl. ad ustments in prod, to prospective

demands: farm labor req. and productivity:

costs & returns: econ. prob, relating to farm

credit, investment, taxation, insurance, land &

water use, land values, and tenure; (0) James R.

Gray.

ARS, SWC~P. 0. Box 127, N. Mex. State Coll.

Soil & Water mgt. invest.: (2) Ross W. Leamer.

Hydrologie invest. : (3) James L, Gardner.

täte College:

FES—N. Mex, Coll. of Agr. and Mech. Arts.

Directs the State programs oí Coop. Ext. work.

E. A. Nichols, Dir.

NE^ MEXICO—Continued

State College (Dona Ana):

ses—N. Mex. A. à M. Coll. Soils Lab. & Coop,

with State Coll.—Tech, assistance in soils

activ.: (3-*l) Harrison J. Maker.

Taos (Taos):

FHA—First State Bldg. (1) Jesus Maestas.

FS~U. S. Forest Serv. Bldg. Carson Nat, Forest

Hdqrs.. (13) Walter L. Graves,

U.S. Forest Serv. Bldg. Taos Ranger Dist.:

(1) George E. Engstrom.

Taos (Rio Arriba):

SCS—First State Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Eastern Taos Soil Conserv.

Dist.: (5) Phil Lovato.

Tijeras (Bernalillo):

FS—Sandia Ranger Dist.: (1) Karlen G, Johnson,

Tres Pteùras (Taos) :

is—Tres Piedras Ranger Dist.: (2) Kenneth W.

>Sahlin.

Truth or Coneequences (Sierra):

FS—Black Range Ranger Dist.: (0) Leonard S,

Dearborn,

ses—Courthouse Bldg, Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Sierra Soil Conserv. Dist.: (2)Henry

E, Wall, Jr.

Tucumcari (Quay):

ARS, SWC—Northeastern N. Mex. Substation

boil ¿i Water Mgt. Invest.: (l-*l) Ralph E.

Campbell.

FHA—Courthouse (2) George W. Smith, Jr.

ses—105K E. Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Canadian River Soil Conserv.

Dist.: (10) Leland J. Mecham.

Wagon Mound (Harding):

ses—Parker Residence. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Mora and San Miguel Soil Conserv.

Dist.: (2) Robert W. Himes,

NEW YORK

Albany (Albany):

AMS, AES—19th Floor, State Off. Bldg. StateFed. Crop Reporting Serv.: (10) W. I. Bair.

AMS, GR—New P. O. Bldg, Adm. Grain

Standards Act: (1) W, M, Chelf,

ARS, ADE—19th Floor, Gov. Alfred E. Smith

State Off. Bldg. An. disease erad, proj.; sanitary handling of import animal byproducts,

hay and straw: issuance or endorsement of certificates for export livestock: (17) Charles R.

Omer.

ARS, MI—P. O. Box 351 (off. Tobin Packing Co.,

Inc. Exch, St. and Russell Rd., West Albany)

Meat insp.: (15) Dr, C. L, Guinn.

ARS, PPC—Arcade Building, 488 Broadway

Gypsy moth control in N. Y. State: (10-*)

David W. Mitchell,

FS—488 Broadway, Blister rust control hdqrs.

for N. Y., N. J., Vt„ Mass., R. L, and Conn.:

(1) F, U, Sievers.

Albion (Orleans):

ses—20 S, Main St, Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Orleans Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.: (4)

William S, Metcalf.

Alexandria Bay (JeLerson) :

ARS, AIQ—U. S. side of Thousand Island Bridge

Import-export insp, and quar. (-) R. W.

Gerding.

Auburn (Cayuga):

ses—Temple Court Bldg,, 148 Genesee St.

Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (2)

Herbert C. Walker.

P, O. and Court House Bldg, Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Cayuga Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (Ü) Joseph R. Cook.

Avon (Livingston):

FHA—Genesee St, (1) Maynard C. Poray.

(Serves Livingston, Genesee and Monroe Cos.)

Baldwinsville (Onondaga):

FHA—Wood-McCarthy Bldg. (1) James F.

Reeves. (Serves Onondaga and Oswego Cos.)

Batavia (Genesee):

ses—420 E. Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Genesee Co. Soil CoBserv. Dist.;

(4) Donald M. McArthiir.
134 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NEW YORK—Continued

^sri-Co"''oîï; Bldg. Work Unit Ofl.-Tech.

assistance to Steuben Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Joseph H, Baran.

Belmont (Allegany) : in«

ses—Allegany Co. Court House. Area UtT.--

Supervision of work units; (4) Robert A. Reed.

TVork Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Allegany

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Malcolm R. Sieier.

Bingharrton (Broome):

gCS—Broome Co. Court House. v\ ork Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Broome Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) Anpelo Zieno.

Boonville (Oneida): TT i. /^« m u

SCS-127 Main St. Work Umt Off.-Tech.

assistance to Oneida Co. Soil Conserv. Bist.;

(2) Stanley M. Anderson.

Brier Kill (Saint Lawrence):

_^RS MI—c/o Perretta Packmg Co. Meat insp.;

(0) Dr. T, E.Nichols.

Buffalo (Erie): , ^. .. A

AM S FV—344 P.O. Bldg. Standardization and

Insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables; (1) C D.

Tfeniok. , ^ . ,-,^ -, -, AMS GR—P. 0. Bldg. Adm. Grain Standards

Act; Bean and Pea Insp.; Hay Insp.; Com

modity Insp.; (7) J. E. Kraus.

ARS, ADE—1 Livestock Exch. Bldp. Public

stockyards insp.; insp. and quar. or importexport an.; sanilary handling of import an.

byproducts, hay and straw; (2) J. H. O'Leary.

ARS, MI—16 Livestock Exch. Bldg. Meat

insp.; (12) Dr. W. 0. Caplinger.

ARS. PQ—506 Fed. Bldg. Plant quar. enforcement; (2) Forrest G. Inman.

Canundaigua (Ontario) : ^ -r. -r, J „

FHA—P. O, Bldg. (1) Edward F. Radell.

(Serves Ontario, Wayne and Yates Cos.)

g(-S_74 s. Main St. Work Unit OíT.—Tech.

assistance to Ontario Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.:

(3) James T. McCormiek.

Canastota (Madison) : „ ,. „.

SCS-Avon Theatre Bldg., 121 So. Peterboro St.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Madison

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist, (4) Howard L. Boggs.

Canton (St. Lawrence): ,^ ,

FHA-15 Main St. (1) William L. Webster,

Carmel (Putnam): ,, ^ ^ , ,

ARS. PPC—Beiden Road. Gypsy Moth Control

Work; Stanley B. Dickey.

Catakill (Greene):

ARS, PPC—R. F. D. #1. Gypsy Moth Control

Work; Edgar D. Eckess.

Champlsin (Clinton):

ARS, AIQ—Old Custom House and Immigration

Bldg. Import-export insp. and quar. (-) L.

E. Brunscher.

Cobleskill (Schoharie):

FHA-Agr. Bldg. (1) Charles H. Crawford.

(Serves Schoharie, Fulton, Hamilton, and

Montgomery Cos.)

ses—Agr. Hdqtrs., So. Grand St. ^^ ork Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Schoharie Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Sidney S, Buckley.

Cortland (Cortland):

ARS, MI—c/o Camp Packing Co. inc. West

Homer Road. Meat Insp.; (2) Dr. S. M.

Drapotta.

SCS—V. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Cortland Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(,«>) Francis E. Mulvaney.

Delmar (Albany):

BCS—342 Delaware Ave. Work Unit Oil.-Tech.

assistance to Albany Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. (4)

Frank E. Leavitt.

Easi Aurora (Eric) :

ARS, SWC-21 S. Grove St. Hydrologie Invest.:

(3) Donald A. Parsons.

FHA—21 S. Grove St. (3) C. Morris Bennett.

(Serves Erie and Wyoming Cos.)

8CS—Erie Co, Farm and Home Center, 21 So.

Grove St. Area Off.—Supervision of work

units; (4) Palmer R. Sime.

Work Unit 01Ï.—Tech. assistance to Erie Co.

eCD and Buffalo Creek Flood Control Proj.;

(17) Willard F. Croney.

NEW YORK—Continued

Farmingdale (Nassau): iv/r„i„;n„

ARS, ENT—Ornamental Research Lab., Melvüle

Road. Reseatch on insects affecting flowers,

bulbs and greenhouse plants; George V. Jotinson.

Fonda (Montgomery): ^^ ,r, ,_

ses—Old Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Montgomery Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Donald H. Bradt.

Fort Edward (Washington) : ^. rn T, u,

FHA—100 Broadway. (3) Joseph P. Brablc.

(Serves Washington, Saratoga, Schenectady and

Warren Cos.) « „, ,

ses—1G3 Broadway. Work Unit Ofl'.—Tech.

assistance to Washington Co, Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (3) Earl F. Gates,

Geneva (Ontario): ^. , ^ ,

ARS, ENT—Agr. Exp. Sta. Biol. control and

development of traps for European chafer; (1)

H. Tashiro.

Glen Cove (Nassau) : _ ^ , ^r ^,_

ARS, PPC—43 Woolsey Ave, Gypsy Moth

Control Work; Bernard F. Maker.

Gloversville (Fulton): ,, x,. ^

ARS, PPC—12 Seventh Ave. Gypsy Moth Control Work; Joseph A. Beaulieu.

FS—P. O. Bldg., 113 N. Main St, Blister rust

control; (0) J. W. Charlton. , ^ ^ ,

SCS—209 N. Main St. Work Unit Ofí.-Tech.

assistance to Fulton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Robert C. Bradley.

Gouverneur (Saint Lawrence) :

ARS, MI—c/o Cappellino Abattoir, Inc., 108 W.

Main St. Meat insp.; (0) Dr. W. F. Ball.

Greenport, Long Island (Suffolk) :

ARS, ADP—P, O. Box 848 (ofl., 2.5 Front St.

Plum Island An, Disease Lab, (90) Dr, Maurice

S. Shahan.

Hamburg (Erie): „ ^ ,

SCS—18 W. Buffalo St, Work Unit Off,-Tech.

assistance to Erie Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.: (4)

Adelbert D. Ward.

Herkimer (Herkimer):

ses—270 N, Main St, Work Unit Off,-Tech,

assistant to Herkimer Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) James V- Martin.

BicksvHIe (Nassau):

ARS HCR—U. S. Nematode Research' Lab,

Greenhouse, field, and lab. invest, on life hist,

and control of the golden nematode of potatoes

and on other regional plant nematode problems,

with special emphasis on soil fumigation; (3)

Frederick J. Spruyt,

ARS, PPC—Bldg. No. 3, New South Road and

Commercial St., P. O. Box 96 Federal-State

cooperative control of the golden nematode;

(38-*5) Joseph F, Spears.

Enforcement of Japanese beetle quarantine;

David Hanlon,

Hornell (Steuben):

SCS—Court House. Work Unit Off,—Tech,

assistance to Steuben Co, Soil Conserv, Dist,;

(3) Milton R, Johnson,

Kudson (Columbia):

FHA—Columbia Co. Court House. (1) William

J. Irving. (Serves Columbia, Albany and

Rensselaer Cos.)

Hyde Park (Dutchess):

SCS-P. 0. Bldg. Area Off.-Supervision of

work units: (2) idaiold E, Klingaman.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Dutchess

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.: (4) John J. Porter,

Ithaca (Tompkins):

AMS, MR—Dept. of Agr. Econ., Warren Hall,

Cornell Univ. Engaged in studies of egg merchandising in coop, with Cornell Univ. and other

Agr. Expt. Sta. in the Northeastern Region- (1)

K. S. Carpenter.

ARS, APH—U. S. Fur Expt. Sta., Rte. 1, Fur

animal research; (l-*8) Charles F. Bassett,

ARS, DHKB—Cornell Univ, Invest, of factors

contributing to reproductive failure in dairy

cattle; (0-*l) K. L, Turk.

ARS, HCR—Agr. Expt, Sta.. Cornell XJniv.

Potato breeding invest.; (*2) Directed irom

Beltsvilie, Md.
NEW YORK 135

NEW YORK—Continued

Ithaca (Tompkins)—Continued

ARS, SWC—U. S. Plant, Soil and Nut. Lab.,

Tower Road. Soil-Plant relationships; (IG-'S)

Kenneth C. Beeson,

ARS, SWG—Bailey Hall, Cornell Univ. Soil

and water mgt. invest.; (6) George R. Free.

FES—N. Y. State Coll. of Agr. Directs the State

programs of Coop. Ext. work. M. C. Bond,

Dir.

FHA—225 S. Fulton St. (1) James W. Avery.

(Serves Tompkins, Chemung, and Schuyler

Cos.)

ses—Agr. Hdqtrs., 225 So. Fulton St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Tompkins Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Howard H, Wilson, Jr.

ses—CaldweU Hall, Cornell Univ. Field Correlator; tech. dir. to soil survey work includirg

classification, nomenclature and correlation, .<;oil

snr. reports in an assigned group of states; (*l)

Arnold J. Baur.

U. S. Plant, Soil, and Nutrition Lab., Tower

Road. Soil Sur. Invest.; special studies of nutritional mineral deficiencies of toxicities in soils

affecting animals; Joe M. Kubota.

ses—439 Warren HaU, Cornell Univ. BioL;

tech. guidance in biol. to State Conserv. in an

assigned group of states on the improvement of

all types of land on farms and ranches including

ponds and other agr. water areas as wildlife

habitat for sustained annual prod, of crops of

farm game an, and other useful wildlife; (1)

Phillip F. Allan.

Jamestown (Chautauqua):

ses—101-103 W. Third St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Chatauqua Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (7) Brace P. Kocher.

Kingston (Ulster) :

ARS, Mi—c/o Forst Packing Co., Inc. 100-144

Abeel St. Meat insp.; (2) Dr. D. E. Qibbs.

ARS, PPC—25 E. O'Reilly St. Enforcement of

Japanese beetle quarantine; (0) Harvey B,

Ward.

FHA—54 John St. (1) Frank A. Norman. (Serves

Ulster, Dutchess, Greene and SuUivan Cos.)

ses—54 John St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Ulster Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Douglas H. Sarr.

Little Valley (Cattaraugus):

FHA—Co. Supervisors Bldg. (I) Herman A.

Brown. (Serves Cattaraugus and Chautauqua

Cos.)

Lowville (Lewis):

ses—Miller Block, No. State St. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Lewis Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Chas. B. Woodruff.

Malone (Franklin):

FS—Rm. 3, P. 0. Bldg. Blister rust control; (0)

H. W. Holcomb.

ees-P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Franklin Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

George S. Brown.

Medina (Orleans):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Coleman A. Pétrie.

(Serves Orleans and Niagara Cos.)

Middletown (Orange) :

FHA—Chamber of Commerce Bldg. (1) Fred

J.Kirchner, Jr. (Serves Orange, Bronx, Kings,

Nassau, New York, Putnam, Queen-, Eichmond,

Rnclíland, Sulffolk, and Westchester Cos.)

ses—10 King St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Orange Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Earl

L. La Pointe.

Morrisville (Madison Co.):

ses—Kimble Bldg., Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Madison Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Royce B. Brower.

Mt. Morris (Livingston) :

ses-158 Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Livingston Co. Sou Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Robert H. Walker.

Newark (Wayne):

ARS, PPC—Buck Block, W. Miller and Main

Sts., P. 0. Box 28. Area Leader, enforcement of

Japanese beetle quar.; European chafer control.

(3) Joseph O. ßüver.

NEW YORK—Continued

New Hartford (Oneida):

ses—1 Oxford Road. Area Off.—Supervision of

work unit^; (3) Stanley S. Greene.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Oneida

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (6) Everett H. Clark.

New Salem (Albany) :

ARS, PPC-R. D. #1, Voorheesville. Gypsy

Moth Control Work; Carl F. Braun.

New York (New York) :

AMS, DA—Rm. 611, 139 Centre St. Market

News service on dairy and poultry prod • (7)

L. C. Griffin. ' ^

Room 503, 139 Centre St. Grading and insp.

service on dairy prod.; (15-*1) B. S Mars

205 E. 42nd St. Milk market order admin.-

(139) e. J. Blanford.

AMS, EAA, AS—139 Centre St. Leased Wire

Serv.; (0) T. J. Beck. Duplicating and mailing

activity; (5) A. Barreca.

AMS, FD—139 Centre St. Is responsible for field

adra, of the Food Distr. Div. programs, within

states of the Northeast Area, including the

distrib. food trades and food preservation- (29)

P. B. Hearn.

AMS, FV—139 Centre St. Rm. 602. Standardization and insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables; (31)

W. C. Hackleman.

139 Centre Street—Rm. 609. Market News

service on fruits and vegetables; (7) Merritt M.

Thomas.

641 Washington St., Rm. 860. Standardization and insp. of processed fruits and vegetables

and other related products; (11) E. J. Evans.

139 Centre St., Rm. 601. Adm. of Perishable

Agr. Commodities Act, Produce Agency Act,

Export Apple and Pear Act and Standard Container Acts; (7) Harry M. Branch.

AMS, GR-139 Centre St. Adm. Grain Standards Act; Bean and Pea In<;p.; Hay Insp., Commodity Insp.; (5) J. T. Pupslev.

AMS INF—139 Centre St. Provides info, regarding AMS activities and programs; (4)

Stanley A. Flower.

AMS, IS—139 Centre St. Market News service;

(4) J. A. Burgess Adm. of Packers and Stockyards Act; (4) F, G. Fitz-Roy; Meat Grading

serv.; (55) Joseph Sullivan.

AMS, MR—Rm. 1022, 641 Washington St. Invest, on the handling transp. and storage of

fruits and vegetables, with particular reference

to diseases that cause spoilage during transit and

on the market; (8) M. J. Lutz.

AMS, PAA-139 Centre St. Audits and program

appraisal; (7) Vacancy.

AMS, PY—Rm. 501, 139 Centre St. Grading

poultry products; (18) Vitautus G. Vizbara.

AMS, TB—C41 Washington St. Under the Naval

Stores Act of 1923, collects and analyzes samples

of naval stores or substitute commodities to determine that regulatory provisions of Act are

being carried out; and carries out on coop, basis

insp. of turpentine and rosin both in bulk and

in commercial containers offered for sales or for

tender as collateral under Gov. Price Support

Program; (1-*12) Aaron Steger.

ARS, ADE—Rm. 527, 45 Broadway. Pubhe

Stockyards insp.; (1) Francis L. D. Herchenroeder.

ARS, AIQ—Rm. 627, 45 Broadway. Insp. and

quar. of import-export animals; sanitary handling of import animal byproducts, hay and

straw, public stockyards insp.; (1) F. L. T. Herchenroeder.

ARS, MI—Rm. 505, 45 Broadway, Meat insp.,

cooperating in examinations for the Navy; (148)

Dr. Meier Brodner.

Rm. 826, 641 Washington St. Meat insp.

lab; (3) J. Wilbur Greer.

ARS, PPC—Rm. 830, Fed. Bldg., 641 Washington

St. Invest, of pesticides; (0) J. H. Bachelder.

Rm. 830, Fed. Bldg., 641 Washington St.

Chemical lab. for invest, of pesticides; (3) B.

Sragg.

ARS, PQ—Rm, 832, Fed. Bldg., 641 Washington

St. Supervision of plant quar. enforcement in

Atlantic Coast Area; (1) Stuart D. Whitlock.
136 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NEW YORK—Continued

New York (New York)—Continued

Rm. 734, Fed. Bldg., 641 Washinston St.

Plant quar, enforcement; (63) Richard G.

Oakley

ARS, PQ—Rm. 956, Fed. Bldfï., 641 Washington

St. Supervision in e-xport certification; (1) W.

T Owrcy.

N. y. Internatl. Airport (Idlewood), Plant

quar. enforcement; (0) Claude E. Post.

CEA—44 Beaver St., Room 202. Adm, of the

Commodity Exch. Act; (27) Roy Tipton.

CSS, C & I—Rm. 801—139 Centre St. Conducts

invest, of alleged irregularities and violations of

law and program regulations, (18) Leslie R.

Horn.

SOL—139 Centre St. Legal services in connection

with the Dept's. activities; (1) James A. O'Donnel.

Norwich (Chenango): ^

FHA—8 Mechanic St. (1) Ryland H. Hewitt.

Norwich (Chenango):

ses—14 So. Broad St. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units (2) Leverne M. Stark.

8 Mechanic St. Work Unit OiT.-Tech. a.ssistanco to Chenango Co. Soil Conscrv. Dist.

(7) G, Claire Herting.

Ogdensburg (St. Lawrence) :

ARS, AIQ—220 Customhouse Bldg. Importexport insp. and quar. (-) G. H. Mydland.

Oneida (Madison):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Roger H. Cross. (Serves

MadLson, Herkimer, and Oneida Cos.)

Oneonata (Otsego):

FHA—P.O.Bidg. (l)CarlG.Graybeal. (Serves

Otsego and Delaware Cos.)

BCS—98 Chestnut St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Otsego Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Richard C. Sounders.

Oswego (Oswego):

ses—208 W. First St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Oswego Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (6)

Charles R. Barnett, Jr.

Owego (Tioga):

SCS-190 Front St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Tioga Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5)

Arthur L. Lord.

Paul Smiths (Franklin):

FS—Paul Smith's Coll. Research in for. prod, in

Adirondacks; (2) Francis L. Hushmore.

Pearl River (Rock(and):

ARS, AIQ—c/o Lederle Lab. Div. Biol. Products

Licensing and Insp. (1) F. A. Grenfell.

Peekskill (Westchester):

ARS, PPC—23 Jay St., Gloversville. Gypsy

Moth Control Work; Ivory A. Nelson.

Penn Yan (Yates):

SCS—214 Liberty St. Work Unit Off.—TecJi.

assistance to Yates Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (6t

John D. Klehle.

Plattsburg (Clinton):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Glen W. Lea. (Serves

Clinton, Essex and Franklin Cos.)

ses—35 Clinton St.; Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (2) Harold J. Watson.

Work Unit Off—Tech. assistance to Clinton

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Barker W.Hopkins.

Poughkeepsie (Duchess):

ARS, ENn^—16 Cottage Road. Biol. and control

of apple Insects; R. H. Jackson.

ARS, PPC—18 E. Cedar St. Gypsy Moth Control Work; Laurence L. Pierce.

Biverhead, Long Island (SufTolk):

AMS, MR—Long Island Vegetable Research

Farm. Research to improve storage conditions

of intermediate crop potatoes; (0) Howard

Hunnicutt.

Riverhead (Kufiolk):

ARS, PPC-315 E. 22nd St. Gypsy Moth Control Work; John Andrews, Jr.

Rochester (Monroe):

AMS. FV-300 Terminal Bldg. 65 Broad St.

Supervision of fed.-state insp. of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (0) C. R. Icenogle.

Market news service on fruits and vegetables;

(3) A. L. Thomas.

NEW YORK—Continued

Rochester (Monroe)—Continued

Standardization and insp. of processed fmits

and vegetables and other related products; (20)

Floyd P. Foley.

ARS, MI—c/o Tobin Packing Co. Inc., 900 Maple

St. Meat insp.; (12) Dr. H. L. Butler.

ARS, PPC—50 Fountain St, Enforcement of

Japanese beetle quar.; (0) Elwood C. Weiler.

SCS—528 Mt. Hope Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Monroe Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Robert S. Jonas.

Salamanca (Cattaraugus):

ses—127 Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Cattaraugus Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.: (5)

Homer E. Stennett.

Saratoga Sprinrs (Saratoga):

FS—31 Wondlawn Ave. Blister rust control; (0)

P. E. Barber,

ses—87 Church St. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

as.sistance to Saratoga Co. Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(3) Ransom C, Talbot.

Schenectady (Schnectady) :

APvS, PPC-2300 Plum St. P. 0. Box 652. Enforcement of quars. on Japanese beetle and on

fypsy moth and brown-tail moth; Kenersou W.

Idwards.

SCS-County Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Schenectady Co. Soil Conserv. Dist., (]) Frank E. Leavitt.

Seneca Falls (Seneca):

FEA—P. O. Bldg. (2) Harry L. Vaughn.

(Serves Seneca and Cayuga Cos.)

Sodus (Wayne):

ses—2 E. Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

aiîsistance to Wayne Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (8)

Samuel L. Braucher.

South Glens Falls (Warren) :

ARS, PPC—1 Wilson Ave. P. O. Box 415, Glens

Falls. Enforcement of quars. on Japanese beetle

and on gypsy and brown-tail moth; Stanley L.

Arndt.

Syracuse (Onondaga):

ASCe—Byrne Bldg. 236 W. Genesee St.

Responsible for carrying out agr. adj. price

support agr. conserv. program; (34) Robert J.

Howard Chairman.

FHA—236 W. Genesee St. State Dir. N. Y.-

(8) R. Tyler Space.

SCS-236 W. Genesee St. State Off.—Adm. SCS

program in the State; (17) Irving B. Stafford.

1206 Chimes Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Onondaga Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(5) James Henry.

Tomkins Cove (Rockland):

CSS—Emerg. Grain Storage Fleet-Jones Point

Anchorage Responsible for maiñt. of surplus

stocks of CCC-owned grain stored in ships of

the reserve fleet of the Maritime Adm.; (16)

David Ryan.

Troy (Rensselaer):

ARS, PPC—76 Pinewoods Ave. Gypsy Moth

Control Work; Norman S. McFall.

SeS-89 Third St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Rensselaer Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (6)

Earle L. Douglas.

Walton (Delaware) :

SCS-134 Delaware St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Delaware Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) J. J. Kahabka.

Warrensburg (Warren):

FS—Blister rust control; (0) N. H. Harpp.

Warsaw (Wyoming):

SCS-14 W, Buffalo St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Wyoming Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Kermit Kruse.

Waterloo (Seneca):

ses-Agr. Hdqrs. E. William and Mill Sts.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Seneca Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Emil J. Kahabka.

Watertown (JefTerson):

FHA-Fed. Bldg. (3) Charles W. Lyon.

(Serves Jefferson and Lewis Cos.)

Watkins Glen (Schiiyler) :

ses—Schuyler Co. Court House. Work Unit

Off.-Tech, assistance to Schuyler Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Russell A. Parsons.
NEW YORK—NORTH CAROLINA 137

NEW YORK—Continued

WellsvilleiAllegiiny):

FHA—P. O. Bldp. (1) David Freistadt. (Serves

Allegany and Steiiben Cos.)

Whitney Point (Broome):

FHA—Main St. (3) William A. Jones. (Serves

Broome, Cortland and Tioga Cos.)

NORTH CAROLINA

Albermarle (Stanly):

FHA-P. O. Bldi. (1) Plato D. Turhyflll.

ses—Co. Courthonse. Work Unit OlT.—Tech.

assistance to Brown Creek Soil Conserv. Dlst.;

(2) PerrinW. Ethvards.

Asheboro ( Uandoiph) :

ses—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Haw River Soil Conserv. Dlst.;

(1) J. Mack Isley.

Asheville (Buncombe):

AKS, PPC—72 Pearson Drive, P. 0. Box 1825. Enforcement ofJapanese beetle quarantine; Herbert

0. Windsor.

FHA—Courthouse. (1) George W. Smith.

(Serves Buncombe and McDowell Cos.)

FS—Fed. Bldg. Southeastern For. Exp. Sta.

Research in forest production utilization economics and survey; range and watershed mgnit.;

protection of for. from fire, insects and diseases;

(54) E. L. Demmon.

Southern Appalachian Research Center. Research in for. prod, protection of for. from fire

and insects in mountain hardwoods; (6) J. F.

Eenshaw.

NTorth Carolina Katl. For. Hdqrs.; (27) D. J.

Morriss.

P. O. Box 2570. Blister rust control; (0) W. A.

Stegall. Jr.

ses—420-421 Buncombe Co. Courthouse. Work

Unit Oft".—Tech. assistance to Buncombe Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (I) Charles R. Patton.

Bakersviiie (Mitchell):

FHA—Dale Bldg. (1) George N. Blevins.

(Serves Mitchell and Avery Cos.)

ses—New Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Mitchell Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Ray Bryant (acting).

Bayboro (Paralico):

ses-Co. Agr. Bldg. Sub-Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lower Neuse Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0; Daniel E. Spruill.

Beaufort (Carteret):

ses—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lower N'euse Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

David F. Jones Jr.

Boone (Walauga):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Jennings B. Robinson.

(Serves Watauga and Caldwell Cos.)

ses—Watauga Co. Off. Bldg. AVork Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Watauga Soil Conserv. Dlst.;

(1) Howard J. Williams.

Bryson City (Swain) :

ses-Swain Co. Courthouse. W^ork Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Tuckaseigee Soil Conserv.

Dist. (1) Stanley R. Swanson.

Burgaw (Fender) :

FHA—Courthouse. (2) Wilfred H. Robbins.

(Serves Pender and New Hanover Cos.)

ses—Courthouse. Work Unit Off,—Tech. assistance to Lower Cape Fear Soil Conserv. Dist.

(1) Marion W. Bowen.

Burlington ( Alamance) :

ses—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Haw River Soil Conserv. Dist.

(1) Henry J. Thiel.

Burnsville (Yancey):

FHA—Citizens Bank Bldg. (3) Mack B. Ray.

FS—Law Bldg. Main St. Toecane Ranger Dist.

(6) George Vitas.

ses—Law Bldg. W^ork Unit Off.—Tech assistance to Yancey Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. (Ü)

Lewis W. Dameron.

Camden (Camden):

ses—Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Albemarle Soil Conserv. Dist. (1)

Eay E. Hollowell.

NORTH CAROLINA—Continued

Carthage (Moore):

FIIA—Courthouse. (1) Claude C. l.ingerfelt.

ses—Moore Co. Courthouse. \\i,Tk Unit UIT.—

Tech. assistance to Upper Cape Fear Soil Conserv. Dist. (1) AVllUam E. Austin.

Chapel Kill (Orange):

AMS, AEC—Dept. of Health Affairs Miller H:ill

Univ. of N. e. Coop, rural health re^-earch.

(0) Donald G. Hay.

Charlotte (Mecklenburg):

ARS, Ml—c/o Swift & Co. 21st and Brevard

Sts. Meat Insp. (0) C. L. Clabauph.

ARS, PPC-217 P. 0. Bldg. Area leader enforcement of Japanese beetle quar. (0) Eugene il.

Conrow.

ARS, PPC-217 P. O. Bldg. White-fringed beetle

control (2-*l) II. V. Autry.

FHA-IU-A S. ATyers St. (1) Ira F. Raper.

(Serves Mecklenburg and Caharrus eos.)

SeS-U. S. p. O. and Courthouse. Work Unit

OiT.—Tech. assistance to Lower Catawba Soil

Conserv. Dist. (2) J. Earl Teague.

Ctfnton (Sampson):

ARS. MI—c/o The Lundy Packing Co. Meat

insp. (1) Dr. E. H. Williams.

FHA-TPL Bldg. (2) William E. Henry.

ses—Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Southeastern Soil Conserv. Dist.

(A) Herbert L. Seagrove.

Columbia (Tyrrell):

ses—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit ff.-Tech

assistance to Pamlico Soil Conserv. Dist. (0)

Clyde S. Sawyer.

Columbus (Polk):

ses—Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Broad River Soil Conserv. Dist.

(1) Carl W. Whitlow.

Concord (Cabarnis):

ses—Co. Bldg. S. Church St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Middle Vadkln Soil Conserv. Dist. (2) John C. Shiver.

Currituck (Currltuck):

ses—Currituck Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Albemarle Soil Conserv. Dist. (0) Walter C. Smith.

Danbury (Stokes) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Herbert R. McPherson.

SC^S—Stokes Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. a.ssistance to Dan River Soil Conserv.

Dist. (1) Alvin C. Metz.

Dobson (Surry):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Ernest F. Arnold,

ses-Surrv Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. a.ssistance to Tri-Creek Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Jesse E. Trevathan.

Durham (Durham):

AMS, TB—Rm. 608, Snow Bldg., 331 W. Main St.

Enforcement of Tob. Insp. Act involving the

Insp. and certification of tobacco sold on auction

markets and tech. assistance to producers in the

prep, of tobacco for market; (53-*3) Hugh G.

Crafton.

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (2) Lacy A. Gibson. (Serves

Durham and Orange Cos.)

ses—721 Foster St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Neuse River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) John C. Jester.

Edenton (Chowan) : ^^ ^ ^

g(;'y_6 p. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Albemarle Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

George A. Conner, Jr. (acting).

Elizabeth City (Pasquotank):

ses—Kramer Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (4) Carl D. Fetzer.

P. 0. Bldg. Sub-Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Albemarle Soil Conserv. Dist.; (())

Charles L. Hinton (acting).

Elizabethtown (Bladen):

FHA-Agr. Bid?. (1) Julian F. Keith,

ses—Bladen Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. as.sistance to Lower Cape Fear Soil Con

serv. Dist.; (1) Robert C. Jordan.

' S('"s_l"[[y iinll. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to tri-Creek Soil Conserv. Dlst.; (1) Hubert

M.Willis.

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138 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NORTH CAROLINA—Continued

Fayetteville (Cumberland):

ARS, PPC—Co. Courthouse Bldg. Whitefringed Beetle Control. (4) W. G, Johnston.

FHA—Stein Bldg. (2) Harley W. Bullard,

ses—Cumberland Co. Conrthonse. Work Unit

Off—Tech. assistance to Cumherland Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) John W. Tilsy.

Franklin (Macon) ; _ „ „

FHA-Acr. Bldg. (1) Ray F. Hemphlll.

PS—Coweeta Hydrologie Lab. Research in watershed mgmt. In mountoin hardwood for.; (10)

Edward A. Johnson. _ ^ ^

YS—P. O. Bldg. Wavah Ranger Dist.; (10)

W. L. Nothst-ein.

SfS_203 IT. S. P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Oflf.—

Tech. assistance Macon Co. Soil Conserv.

DM.; (1) William L. Harper.

Gastonia (Gaston) : ^ „ ,.

ses—30 P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lower Catawba Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Rudolphe J. Seitz.

Catesville (Gates):

ses—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit OíT.—Tech. assistance to Roanoke-Chowan Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Niles B. Baker.

Goldsboro (WajTie):

ARS, PPC—P. O. Box83. Enforcement of JapaDe.se beetle quar.; (0) David L. Bowen.

AVayne Agr. Bldg. White-fringed beetle control; (5) T. È. Kinsey.

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (3) Charles F. Jeffrey. (Servers

Wayne and Greene Cos.)

ses-4 P. O. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (6) Robert P. Moore.

Wayne Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Southeastern Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Charles G. Toms.

Graham (Alamance):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) William H. Davenport.

Greensboro (Gullford);

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (1) Thomas H. Sears,

ses—36 p. 0. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (5) Aaron A. Cone.

4n3 W. Sycamore St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance "to Haw River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Charles R. Lamb.

Greenville (Pitt):

FHA—Old Hospital Bldg. (1) David G. Modlln.

Greenville (Pitt):

ses-Co. Agr. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (5) Stanley L. Daughtridge.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Coastal

Plain Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Walter Connor

Eagles.

Halifax (Halifax):

FHA—New Health Bldg. (4) Paul V. Parks,

ses—Farm Security Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Fishing Creek Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Montgomery W. Shugart, Jr.

Henderson (Vance):

FHA—Horner Bldg. (1) Robert S. Bradsher.

ses-313-315 Garnett St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Tar River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Leroy R. MUler.

Hendersonville (Henderson):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Trueman Westmoreland,

ses—228 Fed. P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Henderson Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) John L, Brown,

Hertford (Perquimans) :

FHA—Bus Sta. Bldg, (1) Edwin F. Morgan.

(Serves Perquimans, Chowan, Camden, Currituck, Gates, and Pasquotank Cos.).

ses—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Albemarle Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Franklin A. McGoogan.

Highlands (Macon):

FS—P. 0. Bldg. Highland Ranger Dist.; (3)

J. W. Laros.

Hillsboro (Orange):

ses—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off,—Tech.

assistance to Neuse River Soil Conserv. Dist.

(1) Quentin W. Patterson.

Hot Springs (Madison) :

FS—French Broad Ranger Dist.; (1) F. S. Sharp.

NORTH CAROLINA—Continued

Jackson (Northampton):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Guy Britton. (Serves

Northampton and Hertford Cos.)

6CS—Boone Bldg. Work Unit Off,—Tech. assistance to Roanoke-Chowan Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) John B. J^itchfield.

Jacksonville (Onslow):

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (1) Waiden M, Heam.

SCS—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

as.sistance to Lower Neuse Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Jake T. Harper,

Eenansville (Duplin):

ses—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Ofl,—Tech.

assistance to Southeastern Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2-*2) George V. Penney.

Kingston (I^enoir):

ARS, MI—c/o Fro.-íty Morn Meats, Inc., P. O.

Box 483. Meat insp.; (1) Dr. L. P. McCain.

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (1) Joe L. Hinson. (Serves

Lenoir and Jones Cos.)

ses—Annex, Lenoir Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Southeastern Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) David L, Dixon.

Laurinburg (Scotland) {

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (1) Dan L, McLaurin,

ses—Moore Bldg., Cronly St. Work Unit OíT,—

Tech. a.'^sistance to Pee Dee-Cape Fear Sou Conserv. Dist.; (1) Willard K. Kellan,

Lenoir (Caldwell):

FS—P. 0. Bldg. Grandfather Ranger Dist.; (5)

E. M. Manchester,

ses—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off,—Tech,

assistance to Catawba Soil Conserv. Dist.; (i)

Dwight K. Clodfelter.

Lexington (Davidson):

ses—Davidson Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Middle Yadkin Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Joseph R. Adair, Jr.

Lining ton (Hamett):

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (1) Howard W. Watkins.

ses—Co. Agr. Bldg, Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Upi jr Cape Fear Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (2) Willis E. Boykin.

Lincolnton (Lincoln):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) John J. P. McLeod,

(Serves Lincoln and Gaston Cos.)

ses—Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lower Catawba Soil Conserv. l3ist,;

(2) Stanley Z. Pollock.

Louisburg (Franklin):

FHA—Spruill Bldg. (1) James A. Hodges.

SCS-Franklin Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Tar River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Joseph F. Qallehugh.

Lumberton (Robeson) :

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (2) Thomas D. Anderson,

ses—P. O. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

Work Units; (4) Walter O. Lambeth.

Co. Agr, Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Pee Dee-Cape Fear Sou Conserv.

Dist.; (3) William P. Elam.

Marion (McDowell):

FS—P. O. Bldg. Catawba Ranger Dist.; (3) W.

J. Gray,

ses—Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Catawba Soil Conserv. Dist,; (1)

Leland B, Hairr,

Marshall (Madison):

FHA—Citizens Bank Bldg. (2) William K.

Anderson,

ses-Citizens Bank Bldg., Main St. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Madison Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) John K. Nesbitt.

MocksTille (Davia):

ses—Harding and Horn Bldg. Work Unit

OIL—Tech, assistance to Middle Yadkin Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Claude M. Thompson.

Monroe (Union):

FHA—Co. Library Bldg. (2) Roy C. Eaker.

(Serves Union and Anson Cos.)

SeS-304 E. Jefferson St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Brown Creek Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Chartes H. King.
NORTH CAROLINA 139

NORTH CAROLINA—Continued

Morganton (Burke):

ses—Stephens Eleo. Co. Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Catawha Soil Consevv.

Dist.; (1) Donald C. Plaster.

Murphy (Cherokee):

FII A—Courthouse. (2) Silas S. Williams.

(Serves Cherokee, Clay and Graham Cos.)

Murphy (Cherokee):

FS—Maunev Bldg., Main St. Tusquittee Ranger

Dist.; (4) W. E. Howell.

SCS—Cherokee Co. Courthouse. Work Tnit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Cherokee Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) John Sumner Smith.

Nashville (Nash) :

FHA—Courthouse Annex. (1) James D. Words

worth. (Serves Nash and Edgecomhe Cus.)

Nashville (Nash):

SCS—Nash Co. Courthouse. Work Unit 01Ï.-

Tech. assistance to Tar River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Peyton II. Mossey.

New Bern (Craven):

FHA—Dunn Bldg. (t) living M. Rohbins.

(Serves Craven, Carteret and Pamlico Cos.)

FS—P. O. Bldg. Croatan Ranger Dist.; (4) H.

0. Mills.

SCS—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lower Neuse Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Joseph A. Harris.

Newland (Avery):

SCS—Ray Bldg., Linville St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Avery Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Galloway B. Foster.

Newton (Catawba):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Ralph W, Sharpe.

(Serves Catawba and Burke Cos.)

SCS—P. O. Bldg. Area Off.-Supervision of

work units; (5) John D. Miller.

P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance

to Catawba Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Eitell F

Burgess.

North Wükesbora (Wilkes):

FHA—Hayes Bldg. (1) Paul E. Church. (Serves

Wilkes and Alexander Cos.)

SCS—Bank of N. Wilkesboro Bldg. Area Off.-

Supervision of work units; (3) Staton Mclver.

Oxford (GranviUe) :

ARS, AE—Tobacco Branch Sta. Bright-leaf

tobacco curing. (1) Hoyle B. Puckett.

Oxford (GranviilG):

ARS, ENT—Old Durham Road (Box 1011).

Research on insects affecting fme cured tobacco

in the field; (3) C. F. Stahl.

Oxford (Catawba) :

ARS, FC—Oxford Tobacco Sta. (coop.). Fluecured tobacco invest.; (3-*l) Jesse M. Carr.

Oxford (GranviUe):

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (2) Cameron H. Easton.

SCS—Co. Annex Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Tar River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Dennis H. Hall, Jr.

Pisgah Forest (Transylvania) :

FS—Pisgah Ranger Dist.; (8) T. S. Seely.

Pittsboro (Chatham):

FHA—Courthouse Bldg. (I) Philip R. Jackson.

(Serves Chatham and Randolph Cos.)

SCS—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Cnlt Off.-Tech.

assistance to Haw River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Alfred N. Tatum, Jr.

Plymouth (Washington):

FHA-Courthonse. (1) W. Willis Bowen.

(Serves Washington and Tyrrell Cos.)

SCS—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Pamlico Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Harry E. Newland.

Raeford (Hoke) :

FHA—Co. Off.—Bldg. (1) Hubert C. Chaney.

Raeford (Hoke):

SCS—Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Pee Dee-Cape Fear Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Funnan O. Clark.

Raleigh (Wake):

AMS, AEC—Dept. of Rural Sociol., N. C. State

Coll. Coop, rural health research; (*1) Donald

G. Hay.

NORTH CAROLINA—Continued

Raleigh (Wake)—Continued

AMS. Al<:S-203 State Dept. of Agr. Bldg. StateFed. Crop Reporting Serv.; (13-*5) 11. L, Rasor.

Institute of Statistics, Coll. of Agr. Sta., Coll.

Agr. Sta. (Tech. Research); (^2) A. L. Finkner.

AMS, CN—N. C. Cotton Classing BUIg. N.W.

Corner Casewell Stpiare. Cotton classiiication,

cotton quality statistics, cotton market m'ws,

and cottonseed insp.; (6-29) Harold G. Connolly

AMS. D.V—302 State Agr. Bldg. Market news

service on diary and poultry prod.; (*1) C. F.

Tarleton.

AMS, FV—306 Agr. Bldg., P. 0. Box2281. Supervision of Feil.-State insp. of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (0) Bailev S. Rich.

AMS. MR—Dept. of Agr. Econ., Univ. of N. C,

State Coll. Sta. Regional research in the marketing of vegetables in the Southern Region in

coop, with State Agr. Exp. Sta.; (0) A. D. Scale,

A^tS, TB-G()4 Capital Club Bldg., Martin &

Salisbury Sts. Enforcement of Tob. Insp. Act

involving the Insp. and certification of tobacco

sold on auction markets; tech. assistance to

jiroducers in the prep, of tobacco for market; and

conduct of TB Market News; (17) Lynn B.

Satterfield.

AMS, WA—.\gr. Bldg. Enforcement of U. S.

Wareh. Act (grain, tobacco, cotton and other

prod.); (7-*l) Vv'illiam J.Hoffman.

ARS, ADE—320 Agr. Bldg. An. disease erad,

proj. ; sanitary handling of import an. byproducts

hay and straw; issuance or endorsement of

csrtificates for export an.; (10) Adam A. Ilusman.

ARS. AFH—N. C. Expt. Sta. Beef cattle research; (*2) Hamilton Stewart.

ARS. FC—Stalle Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Corn

prod, and breeding; (1-*1) Paul H. Harvey.

Mildew and misc. diseases of barley and wheat,

and virus diseases of oats; (1) John G. Moseman,

Jr.

Cotton quality, genet, and physio!, invest.;

(l-*2) Philip A. Miller.

Alfalfa, Lespedeza and Lotus invest.; (1)

Clarence H. Hanson. Soybean invest.; (1)

Charles A. Brim. Soybean disease invest.; (1)

Calvin B. Skotland. Grass and legume disease

invest.; (1) J. Lewis Allison.

Flue-cured tobacco invest.; (l-*3) Furney A.

Todd.

Weed control research; (*1) Donald E. Moreland.

ARS, HCR—State Agr. E.xpt. Sta. Breeding and

prod, invest, on muscadine grapes and bramble

berries, blueberry, and strawberry breeding and

prod, invest.; research on forecasting plant disease epidemics; breeding and testing improved

vegetable strains and varieties for superior adapt.;

potato breeding invest.; (1-*1) Carlos F. Williams, Lee II. Person.

ARS. PE—Dept. Agr. Econ., N. C. State Coll.

Research, stat. and serv. work in econ. of agr.

prod., incl. adjustments in prod, to prospective

demands; farm labor requirements and prod.;

costs and returns; econ. problems relating to farm

creilit, investment, taxation, insurance, land

and water u.se, land values, and tenure; (0) J.

Gwvnn Sutherland.

ARS.su—312 Polk Hall, N. C. State Coll. Utilization research on food fermentation; (3) John

L. Etchells.

ARS, SWC—Box 5900, Dept. AE, N. C. State

Coll. Soil and Water mgt. invest.; (3-*2) Ellis G.

Diseker.

A sec—State Coll. Sta. Responsible for carrying out agr. adj., price support and agr. conserv.

programs, (82) Frederick R. Keith, Sr., Chairman.

FCIC—215-219 PMA Bldg., State Coll. Campus.

Adm. of crop insurance progiam including sales

and servicing of crop insurance contracts and the

adj. of losses in N. C. and Va.; (13) Julian E.

Mann.

FES—N. C. State Coll., State Coll. Sta. Directs

the State programs of Coop. E.xt. work. David

S. Weaver, Dir.
140 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NORTH CAROLINA—Continued

Raleigh (Wake)—Continued

FHA—2620 Uillsboro St. State Dir. N. C. (21)

Horace J. Isenhower Wake Co. Off. Bldg. (2)

Alexander R. Russell (Serves Wake Co.)

SCS-Marxgum Hall (ASC Bldg.), State Coll.

Campus. State OÍT.—Adm. SCS program in

the States; (22-*3) Earl B. Garrett.

2620 Uillsboro St. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (4) Eugene C. Jernigan.

Wake Co. Bldg., Cor. Davie and McDowell

Bts. W ork Unit Off.—Tecb. assistance to Neuse

River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) George L. Winchester.

BOL—2620 Hillsboro St. Legal services in connection with the Depts. activities; (3) Jesse G.

Ball, Jr.

Rejdsville (Rockingham) :

FITA-P. 0. Bldg. (3) Samuel W. Bill.

SCS—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Dan River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Grady L. Wise.

Robbinsville (Graham) :

FS—Cheoah Ranger Dist.; (7) E. A. Parsons.

Rockingham (Richmond) :

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) G. Vernon Woodard.

(Serves Richmond and Montgomery Cos.)

SCS—P. O. and Fed. Court Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Brown Creek Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) William H. Abrams.

Roxboro (Person):

FIIA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Joe Y. Blanks.

SCS—417 New Roxboro Bldg., Main St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. aíísistance to Dan River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) WiUiam M. Bland.

Rutherfordton (Rutherford):

FH.A—Courthouse. (1) Paul H. Wetmore.

(Serves Rutherford and Polk Cos.)

SCS—Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Broad River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Suade G. Walker,

Salisbury (Rov^an):

FITA—P. 0. Bldg. (2) Locke Holland. (Serves

Rowan and Davie Cos.)

SCS—30&-310 P. 0. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (3) Harvey N. Kelly.

Rowan County Farm and Health Ctr. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Middle Yadkin

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Joseph E. Michael.

Sanford (Lee):

FHA—Courthouse Annex. (1) Harllee H. Jobe.

SCS—Courthouse Annex Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Upper Cape Fear Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) J. Gordon Olive.

Shaltotte (Brunswick):

SCS—Co. Agr. Bldg., Supply, N. C. Work Unit

OiT.—Tech. assistance to Lower Cape Fear Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) Hugh F. Kizer.

Shelby (Cleveland):

FHA—Masonic Bldg, (4) John R. Faison,

SCS—Agr, Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Broad River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (6)

Joe N. Craver.

Smithfield (Johnston):

FHA—Sanders Bldg. (2) James G. Lane.

SCS—Old Hotel Bldg. Work Unit Off.— cch.

assistance to Neuse River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Clarence W. Warrick,

Snow Hill (Greene):

SCS-Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Coastal Plain Soil Conserv. Dist.,

(1) Frank J. Veach,

Sparta (Alleghany):

SCS—Alleghany Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to New River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Herbert E. Singletary.

Statesville (Iredell)î

ARS, FC—Piedmont Br. Sta. (coop.). Cotton

impr. invest., (*3) John W. Hendricks.

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (3) George W. Knox, Jr.

SCS—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Middle Yadkin Soil Conserv. Dist.; and

Third Creek Watershed Protection proi.; (8)

J. Hall Campbell.

NORTH CAROLINA—Continued

Swanquarter (Hyde):

FHA-Agr. Bldg. (1) AV. Willis Bowen (acting).

(Serves Hyde and Dare Cos.)

SCS-Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Pamlico Soil Conserv, Dist.; (1)

Tolar V. Simmons.

Sylva (Jackson)

FHA—Wilson Bldg. (1) Joseph B. Cash. (Serves

Jackson and Swain Cos.)

SCS—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Jackson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Robin H. Burnette,

Tarboro (Edgecombe):

SCS—Edgecombe Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Coastal Plain Soil

Conserv. Dist., (2) Radford B. Bailey,

Taylorsvîlle (Alexander):

SCS—Courthouse. Work Off.—Tech. assistance

to Catawba Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Argyle

McLeod.

Trenton (Jones):

SCS—Masonic Bldg., Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Lower Neuse SoU Coaserv.

Dist.; (1) John H. Yates, Jr.

Troy (Montgomery):

FS—Uwharrie Ranger Dist.; (2) F, C. Henneberger.

SCS-Co. Bldg., W. ivrain St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Brown Creek Soil Conserv.

Dtt.; (1) Dwight M, Griffin,

Wadesboro (Aneon):

SCS—Little Bldg. W'ork Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Brown Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Charles P. Robinson,

Warrenton (Warren):

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (1) James G. Elam.

SCS—Warren Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off,—

Tech. assistance to Fishing Creek Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Nathaniel B. White.

Warsaw (Duplin):

FHA—Branch Banking and Trust Co. Bldg. (2)

Arthur M. Benton.

Washington (Beaufort):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Ferol V. Harris.

SCS—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Pamlico Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Robert

L. Mohler.

Waynesville (Haywood):

ARS, FC—Mt. Test Farm, P. O. Box 30. (Coop.).

Burley tobacco invest.; (1) Luther Shaw.

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Wallace G. Flynt.

(Serves Haywood and Transylvania Cos.)

SCS—217 Main St. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (2) T. W. Bridges.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Haywood

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Roy R. Beck.

West Jefferson (Ashe) :

FHA—Graybeal Drug Store Bldg. (1) Wayne B.

Ferguson. (Serves Ashe and Alleghany (5os.)

SCS—Barr Bldg., Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to New River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) James T. McLaurin.

Whitcville (Columbus) :

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (2) Ivey C. Brown, (serves

Columbus and Brunswick Cos.)

Whiteville (Columbus) :

SCS—Courthouse Annex (Agr. Bldg.) Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lower Cape Fear

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Franklin M. Glover, Jr.

Wilkesboro (Wflkes) :

SCS—Municipal Bldg., Bridge St. W^ork Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Tri-Creek Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Henry W. Robertson.

WiUard (Fender):

ARS, DHRB—Coastal Plain Br. Sta. (State)

Dairy cattle breeding, feeding, and mgmt.; (*3)

Beech F. Hollon.

Wniiamston (Martin) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) James C. Eubanks.

(Serves Martin and Bertie Cos.)

SCS—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Techassistance to Coastal Plain Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(0) Howard F. McKnight.
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Wilmington (New Hanover):

ARS, PPC-237 P. 0. BldK. White-fringed

Beetle Control. (3) W. A. Whitmer.

White-fringed Beetle Control. (6-*l) M. T.

Pender (area office),

ses—2 Princess St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lower Cape Fear Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Otto R. Hecht.

Wilson (Wilson):

AMS, TB—Rm. 403, P. O. Bldg. Enforcement of

Tob. Insp. Act involving the insp. and certification of tobacco sold on auction markets; technical

assistance to producers in the preparation of

tobacco for market; and conduct of TB Market

News; (66-*3) William O. Harmon.

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Marvin E. Evans,

ses—Wilson Co.rCourthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Neuse River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) James B. Hunt.

Windsor (Bertie):

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Roanoke-Chowan Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) William C. Boyle.

Winston-Salem (Forsyth):

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (1) Josiah E, Hull. (Serves

Forsyth and Davidson Cos.)

ses-537 N. Spruce St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Tri-Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Anthony J. Ernstes.

Winton (Hertford) :

SCS-Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Roanoke-Chowan Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Charlie R. Friddle.

Yadkinville (Yadkin) :

FHA—Brandon Off. Bldg. (1) Herndon Hopkins,

ses—Zachary Bldg., Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Tri-Creek Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Ned A. Hood.

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (3) Clyde V. McKinney.

FS—Gunn Bldg., Court Square. Land Utilization Unit; (1) W. A. Peterson.

ECS-Co. Agr. Bldg. Work unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Dan River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Leon F. Lyday, Jr.

NORTH DAKOTA

Ashley (Mclntosh):

FHA—Court House Bldg. (1) Carl 0. Opstad.

(Serves Mclntosh and Logan Cos.)

BCS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Mclntosh Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Clifford E. Jeske.

Beach (Golden Valley)

ses—Farmers & Merchants Bank. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Golden Valley Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Roncllo M. Davis.

Bismarck (Burleigh):

ARS, ADE—P. 0. Box 237 (off., 218 U. S. P. O.

Bldg.) An. disease erad, projs.; public stockyards insp.

ARS, AIQ—Insp. and quar. of import-export an.;

sanitary handling of import an. byproducts, hay

and straw; issuance or endors, of certificates for

export livestock. (29) Theodore R. Myers.

FHA—Federal Building State Director—North

Dakota (15) John R. McClune. Court House

Building (1) Lester R. Flynn (Serves Burleigh

County) ^

ses-Professional Bldg. State Off.—Adm. SCS

program in the State; (18) Lyness G. Lloyd.

332 Fed. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (6) Matt H. Braus.

620 Main Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to N. Burleigh Co. and S. Burleigh Co.

Soil Conserv. Dists.; (2) Clifford G. Wahl.

Bottineau (Bottineau):

FHA—Court House Bldg. (1) Baier, Theodore

E.

SCS—Ertresvaag Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Turtle Mountain Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Willard P. Kunkel.

NORTH DAKOTA—Confînued

Bowbells (Burke):

FHA—Courthouse Bldg. (1) James E. Johnson.

(Sub-off. of County Off. at Mohall in Renville eo.)

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to E. Burke and W. Burke Soil Conserv. Dists.; (2) Felix L. Adams.

Bowman (Bowman):

SCS-Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Bowman Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Fred DeKrey.

Cando (Towner):

FHA—Court House Bldg. (1) Schmidt, Edward

J. (Serves Towner and Rolette Cos.)

ses.-Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Towner Co, Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Gisli Johannson, Jr.

Carrington (Foster)

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Foster Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Norton S. Stangeland.

Carson (Grant):

FHA—Court House Bldg. (3) Anton K. Bruner.

(Serves Grant and Sioux Cos.)

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Grant Co. Soil Conserv. Dist., (1)

Ralph E, Dietrich.

Cavalier (Pembina):

ses-Stoughton Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to W. Pembina Co. and E. Pembina

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Neal A. McCluro.

Courthouse. Watershed Off.—Tech. assistance to Tongue River Watershed Proj. in Pembina Co.; (5) James M. Stauffer.

Cooperstown (Griggs):

FHA—Fladeland Bldg. (1) William N. Nelson.

(Serves Griggs and Steele Cos.)

SCS—Fladeland Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Griggs Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

William W. Barr.

Crosby (Divide):

FHA—Court House Bldg. (1) Fred W. Petchdl.

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

a-îsistance to Divide Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1).

Gordon D. Anderson.

Devils Lake (Ramsey):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Adam S. Lipp. (Serves

Ramsey and Nelson Cos. Sub-Off. at Lakota

in Nelson Co.)

ses—Co. Courthouse. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units, (2) Allen L. Fisk,

Work Unit Off.—Tech. as.'iistance to Ramsey

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist., (1) Gilbert F. Schwandt

Dickinson (Stark):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (2) Peter W. Jorgenson.

(Serves Stark and Hettinger Cos.)

FS—Land Utilization Unit; (1) Lloyd R. Good.

ses—Farmers Creamery Bldg. Area Off.^

Supervision of work units; (5) Orvil W. Godman.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Central

Stark Co. and Western Stark Co. Soil Conserv.

Di.st., (2) Paul M. Scheel.

Edgeley (LaMoure):

ses-Amy A. Gamble Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to W. LaMoure Soil Conserv.

Dist., (1) Russell Christiansen.

Ellendale (Dickey): ^ ^

FHA—Court House Bldg. (1) Asa C. Bralnard,

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to James River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Kermit E. Larson.

Fairview, Montana (Williams):

ses—Fairview Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Lower Yellowstone Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) Laurence A. Arpin.

Fargo (Cass):

AMS, AES—204 P. O. Bldg. Fed. Crop Reporting Serv.; (6) C. J. Heltemes. ^ „ „

AMS, FV—State Seed Dept. State Coll. Sta.

Supervision of fed.-state Insp. of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (0) J. P. Hagen. . o ^

ARS, FC-State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Seed

flax diseases and breeding; (1) Harold H. Flor.

Durham wheat breeding and genet, invest.;

(1) Ruben M. Heermann,
142 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NORTH DAKOTA—Continued

Fargo (Cass)—Continued

Wheat stem rust Invest.; (1) Erwm A.

Schwintîhainer.

Wheat stem sawfly resistance; (1) Kenneth

Wheat genet. Invest.; (1) Leland W. Briggle.

Virus diseases oí barley; (1) Roland G. Timlum. _

Soybean invest.; (*1) Theodore E. Stoa.

Weed control research; (1) Robert N. AnARS, HCR—State Aer. Expt. Sta. Potato breeding invest.; (*2) William Q. Hoyman.

ARS, PE—Dept. Agr. Econ., >J. Dak. Agr. Coll.

Research stat. and serv. work in econ. oí agr.

prod. incl. adj. in prod, to prospective demands;

iarm labor requirements and prod.; costs and returns; econ. problems relating to farm credit,

investment, taxation, insurance, land and water

use, land values, and tenure; (1-*1) Stanley W.

Voelker.

A sec—P. 0. Box 2017 304 de Lendrecle Bldg.

Responsible for carrying out agr. adj., price support, and agr. conserv. programs. (34) Palmer

Levin.

FCIC—325 de Lendrecle Bldg. Adm. of crop insurance program Including sales and servicing

of crop incurance contracts and the adj. of losses

in N. Dak.; (11) P. J. Kettwig.

FES—N. Dak. Agr. Coll., State Coll. Sta. Directs the State programs of Coop. Ext. work.

E. J. Haslerud Dir.

SCS-Branlck Bldg, Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Maple River, Northwest Cass,

Southeast Cass and Rush River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (fi) Ordean K. Berg.

Morril HaU, N. Dak. State Coll. Ext. Soil

Conserv., State Coop.—Irvine T. Dietrich.

Agent (Soil Scientist) State Coop.—John E.

McClelland.

ses—N. Dak. State Coll., Agron.-Soils Dept.,

State Coll. Sta. Field Correlator; tech. direction

to soil survey work including classification,

nomenclature and correlation, soil survey insp.,

and soil survey reports in an assigned group of

states; Clinton A. Mögen.

Fessenden (Wells):

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (2) Hubert R, Christianson.

(Serves Wells and Sheridan Cos.)

ses—Old School Bldg. Work Unit Ofif.—Tech.

assistance to Wells Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Elmer R. Umland.

Finley (Steele):

ses-Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Steele Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Russell L. Nelson.

Forman (Sargent):

FHA-Court House Bldg. (2) Orlan H. Britson.

(Serves Sargent and Richland Cos.)

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Sargent Co. and Wild Rice Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Harold S. Jelleberg.

Garrison (McLean):

ses—Garrison State Bank Bldg. Sub-Work

Unit OflE.—Tech. assistance to W. McLean Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) George G. Daniels.

Grafton (Walsh):

ses—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Three Rivers Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Gordon L. Brackett.

Grand Forks (Grand Forks):

AM S GR—2003 Skidmore Ave. Adra. Grain

Standards Act; (1) Randolph Ostlie.

ARS, MI—c/o Armour & Co. P. O. Box 1260.

Meat insp.; (4) Dr. D. E. Evans.

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) John E. Healy. (Serves

Grand Forks and Traill Cos.)

ses-218 Fed. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (3) Hohn F. Dillon.

Security Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Eastern Grand Forks Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Martin C. Lund.

Hazen (Mercer):

FHA—Unnamed Bldg. (1) Denzil ßcollard.

(Serves Mercer and Oliver Cos.)

NORTH DAKOTA—Continued

Hazen (Mercer)-Continued „, ,

SCS-Union State Bank Bldg. Work Unit,

Off.—Tech, assistance to East Mercer, W.

Mercer and Square Butte Sou Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Leonard A. Lyngstad.

Hettinger (Adams): _ _

FHA—Courthouse Bldg. (2) Glenn C. Emch.

f Serves Adams and Bowman Cos.)

ses-Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Adams Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) James H. Olson.

Hillsboro (Traill):

ses-County Courthouse. Work Unit Off,—

Tech, assistance to Southeast Traill Co. and

Northeast Traill Co. SoU Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Otis M, Gryde.

Jamestown (Stutsman):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (3) Herbert A. Graham.

ses—Armory Bldg, Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Stutsman Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Gordon K. Widdifield.

Kenmare (Ward):

ses-Dahlund Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Gooseneck Soil Conserv. Dist.

(0) Everard J. Cochran.

EilI deer (Dunn):

FHA—Dunn Co. Bldg. (1) Arnold H. Benson.

ses—Co. Bldg. Work Unit Off,—Tech. assistance to Dunn Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Martin A. Weber.

Lakota (Nelson) :

FHA—Courthouse Bldg. (1) Donald O. Braaten.

(Sub-ofiBce of Co. Off. at Devils Lake in Ramsey

Co.)

ses-Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Nelson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Arnold H. Kaufman.

LaMoure (LaMoure) :

FHA—Courthouse Bldg, (2) Walter H. Billing.

(Serves LaMoure and Ransom Cos.)

ses—LaMoure State Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to E. I>aMoure Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Harry P. Mach.

Langdon (Cavalier):

FHA—Courthouse Bldg. (1) Daniel J. Chase,

ses-Masonic Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to E. Cavalier Soil Conserv. Dist.

and Tongue River Watershed Proj. In Cavalier

Co.; (1) Curtis L. Loucks.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to W.

Cavalier Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Andrew H.

Crosby.

Larimore (Grand Forks):

ses-Thompson Yards Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Grand Forks Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) George W. Sanderson.

Leeds (Benson):

ses—Bellerud Bldg. W^ork Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to N. Central Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

George I. Lee.

Linton (Emmons):

FHA—tSTew Courthouse Bldg. (1) Oscar J.

Erickson.

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Emmons Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Richard P. Wüliams.

Lisbon (Ransom):

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Ransom Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.^

(3) Arnold S. Seim,

Mandan (Morton):

FHA—Memorial Bldg. (1) Peter E. Albrecht.

ARS, DHRB—U. S. D. A. Northern Great

Plains Field Sta. Dairy cattle breeding, feeding,

and management (0-*3) Robert F. Gaalaas.

ARS, FC—U. S. D. A. Northern Great Plains

Field Sta. Grass impr., pastures and range

Inv. (3) George A. Rogler.

ARS, CR-U. S. No, Great Plains Field Sta.

Farm windbreak invest, and coop, tests In the

northern Great Plains; horticultural crop Invest.

including testing, breeding, and cultural invest.

with fruits, vegetables, and orniunentals for

adaptability in the northern Great Plains; (2)

E.J.George W.P. Baird.
NORTH DAKOTA—OliiO 148

NORTH DAKOTA—Continued

Mandan (Morton)—Continued

AßS, SWC—U. S. D. A. No. Great riains Field

Sta. Soil and water mgt. invest.; (18-*4) E. J.

George,

ses—No. Great Plains Field Sta. Soil Survey

Lab.; Lab. studies of the ciieniical and physical

properties of the soils for soil survej' purposes

for a broad geographical area; (3) James S.

Allen.

P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Missouri Slope Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Joseph Braud.

Mayville (Traill) :

SCS-City Library Bldg. Work Unit Of!.—

Tech. assistance to Western Traill County Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Wesley R. Booker.

McCluskey (Sheridan):

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Sheridan County Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Lawrence E. Bushey.

Medora (Billings):

FHA—J. J, Eaton Bldg., (1) Melvin H. Lee

(Serves Billings, Golden Valley and Slope Cos.)

Minnewaukan (Benson) :

FHA—Courthouse Bldg. (1) Daniel M. Wanner.

Minot (Ward) :

ARS, ENT-312 First St. S. W., P. 0. Box 1746,

Research on wheat stem sawfiy; (3) Earl G.

Davis.

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (2) Vincent J. McCauley.

ses-316 Fed. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (3) Harold S. Hokenstad.

Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to East Ward, Southwest Ward and

Midland Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Hugh E.

Cosby.

Mohall (Renville):

FHA—Courthouse Bldg. (1) Harvey J. Patterson

(Serves Renville and Burke Cos. Sub-off. at

Bowbells in Burke Co.).

ses—Co. Mem. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Renville County Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) William E. Purdy.

Mott (Hettinger):

ses—Masonic Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Slope-Hettinger Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Ernest S. Johnson.

Napoleon (Logan) :

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Logan Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Arthur A. Schrenk.

New England (Hettinger) :

ses—Schatz Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Slope-Hettinger Soil Conserv. Dist.,

(0) Raymond R. Parker.

New Rock ford (Eddy):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (2) George D. Wales (Serves

Eddy and Foster Cos.)

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Eddy Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Arvid e. Sorenson.

New Salem (Morton) :

ses—Auditorium Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to West Morton Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Theodore G. Freeman.

Newtown (Mountrail):

ses—City Fire Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Fort Berthold Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) William K. Bast.

Oakes (Dickey):

ses-First Nat. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to James River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Kenneth M. Larson.

Park River (Walsh) :

FHA—Grade School Bldg. (1) Gordon S. Stephenson (Serves Walsh and Pembina Cos.)

ses—City Grade School Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Walsh County Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Torfin E. Evenson.

Rolette (Rolette):

ses-Memorial Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Rolette Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Vernon R. Carlson.

Rugby (Pierce):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Edgar V. Ketterling (Subofl. of Co. Off. at Towner in McHenry Co.).

NORTH DAKOTA—Continued

Rugby (Pierce)—Continued

ses—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Pierce Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.: (4)

Ernest B. Douglas.

Selfridge (Sioux):

SeS-Auditorium Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Cedar Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

H. Glenn Sims.

Stßnley (Mountrail):

FHA—Co. Court House Bldg. (2) Rav Shoff.

ses-Memorial Bldg. Work I'nit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Two Creeks and Rolling Plains

Soil Conserv. Dists.; (1) Stanley J. Vachal.

Sleele (Kidder):

FHA—Steele Community Bldg. (1) William R.

Owen.

ses-Farmers Press Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Kidder Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Laurence T. Kirk.

Towner (McHenry):

FHA—Courthouse Bldg. (I) Henry H. Ebel.

(Serves McHenry and Pierce Cos. Suboflice at

Rugby in Pierce Co.)

ses—Memorial Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to North McHenry Co. Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (1) Duncan Campbell.

Valley City (Barnes) :

AMS, PY—,'vi2 4th St. SW, Grading poultry

products; (1) Rodney Voorhees.

FHA—Courthouse Bldg. (2) Walter T. Stine.

(Serves Barnes and Cass Cos.)

ses—County Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Barnes Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) William T. Baribeau.

Velva (McHenry):

ses—W. H. Francis Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech assistance to South McHenry Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) Lyle J. Samson.

Wahpeton (Richland):

ses—County Courthouse. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (2) Avard B. Linford.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Antelope

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Raymond C. Nermoe.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to South

Richland Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Herbert J.

YoungQuist.

Washburn (McLean):

FHA—City Hall Bldg. (1) Harold T. Aasmundstad.

SCS-City Hall Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to South McLean and West McLean

Soil Conserv. Dists; (]) Ernest D. Dierks.

Watford City (McKenzie):

FHA—County Office Bldg. (1) Oliver Whitmer.

ses—Forest Serv. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Arnegard-Alexander Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Earl L, Andersen.

West Fargo (Cass) :

ARS, MI—c/o Arnour & Co. Meat inspection.

(17) Dr. P. B. Molitor.

Westhope (Bottineau) :

ses—Gateway Hotel Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Mouse River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Joseph C. Porter.

Williston (Williams):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (3) John Freeman,

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Little Muddy and East Williams Soil

Conserv. Dists.; (3) Thores K. Lybeck.

OHSO

Archbold (Fulton):

ARS, MI—c/o Lugbill Bros., Inc. Meat inspection; (1) Dr. 0. M. Vorthman,

Ashland (Ashland):

ses—531 Center St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Ashland Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Donald L. Coffman.

Athens (Athens) :

FS—Athens Ranger Dist.; (3) Ray Knudson.

FS—P. 0. Box 203. Research in forest production

and watershed management in hardwood forests

of Ohio; (3) Robert W. Merz.

SCS—18i-'2 South Court St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Athens Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(3) Robert Ö, Wilson.
144 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

OHIO—Contmued

Batavia (Clermont):

ses—Old Courthouse. Work Unit Off—Tech.

assistance to Clermont Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Kenneth E. Thomas.

Bellefontaine (Logan):

PHA-HoUey Bldg. (2) Harley H. Kress.

(Serves Logan, Hardin, and Union Cos.)

ses—225 West Columbus Ave. Work Unit Off.

Tech. assistance to Logan Soil Conserv, Dist.;

(3) Walter H. Dove.

Bowling Green (Wood):

FHA—Bank of Wood Co. Bldg. (1) Joseph L.

Sonderman. (Serves Wood, Henry, Lucas,

Ottawa, and Sandusky Cos.)

ses—180 South Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Wood Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Austin L. Patrick, Jr.

Bryan (Williams):

FHA—Gardner Bldg. (1) Merle C. Hummel.

fServes Williams, Defiance, and Fulton Cos.)

ses—Gardner Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Williams Co. Soil Conserv Dist ;

(2) Francis C. Westrick.

Bucyrus (Crawford) :

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to The Divide Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Robert H. Mills.

Burton (Geauga):

ses—Old School house. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Geauga Co. Soil Conserv. Di.st.;

(2) Wilbur ShiS'er.

Cadiz (Harrison) :

ses—Allen Scott Bldg., South Main St. Work.

Unit Off.—Tech. assist<ince to Harrison Soil

Conserv. Di.st.; (2) Ear] C. Nelson.

Caldweil (Noble) :

SCS—4063^ North St. Werk Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to Noble Soil Consen'. Dist.; (2)

Frank Calvin.

Cambridge (Gurnsey):

FHA—American Legion Bldg. (1) Howard A.

Cummins. (Serves Guernsey, Harrison, and

Jefferson Cos.)

ses-902 Gaston Ave. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (5) Clarence W. McKnight.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Guernsey

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) George W. Eikenberry.

Canfield (Mahoning):

SCS—7 West Main St. Work Um't Off.—Tech.

assistance to Mahoning Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Frederick S. Memll.

Canton (Stark):

AMS, DA—614 Renkert Bldg. MiJk market order

admin.; (9) W. W- Hurvvitz.

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Russell M. Williams.

(Serves Stark, Carroll, and Tuscarawas Cos.)

ses—132 South Market St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Stark Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Herman L. Mowls.

Carrollton (Carroll) :

ses—116 Public Sq. Work Unit Off.—Tech. asassistance to Carroll Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Paul Rinkes.

Celina (Mercer):

ses-122 West Market St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Mercer Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Loren Carey.

Chillicothe (Ross) :

SCS—78 East Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Ross Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

M. E. Gatewood.

Cincinnati (Hamilton):

AMS, DA—507 U. S. P. 0. and Courthouse.

Market news serv. on dairy and poultry prod.;

(2) W. A. Covington.

Room 202, 519 Main St. Milk market order

admin.; (21) F. W. Issler.

AMS, FV-505 U. S. P. 0. and Courthouse.

Standardization and inspection oí fre-sh fruits

and vegetables; (2) Gordon F. Mitchell.

505 U. S. P. 0. and Courthouse. Market

news serv. on fruits and vegetables; (3) John E.

O'Neal.

AMS, GR—P. 0. Bldg. Adm. Grain Standards

Act; commodity inspection; (3) W. J. Webber.

AMS, IS—3129 Spring Grove Ave. Market news

service; (2) G. L. Ellison. Adm. of Packers

OHIO—Continued

Cincinnati (Hamilton)—Continued

and Stockyards Act; (2) C. W. Martin. Meat

grading service; (26) J. H. Manes.

ARS, ADE—Room 100, Livestock Exchange Bldg.

Union Stockyards, 3129 Spring Grove Ave.

Public stockyards inspection; sanitary handling

of import animal byproducts, hay and straw;

(3) J. D. Puppel.

ARS, MI—3129 Spring Grove Ave. Meat inspection; (53) Dr. M. R. Sebright.

CSS—Commodity Off.—1010 Broadway. Responsible for procurement, fiscal, transportation

and storage of CSS-CCC processed commodities. (253) Harley E. Banks.

SCS—Cincinnati P. O., Green Hills Br. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Hamilton Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Julius A. Odegard.

Circleville (Pickaway) :

FHA—1191.Í South Court St. (1) Cornell E.

Copeland. (Serves Pickaway, Fayette, and

Franklin Cos.)

SCS—159 East Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Pickaway Co. Sou Conserv. Dist.

(2) Don Archer.

Cleveland (Cuyahoga):

AMS, DA—Room 5, 2640 East 37th St. Mkt.

news serv. on dairy and poultry prod. (1) R. J.

Van Houten.

21f!3 E. 2d St. Milk mkt. order adm.; (44)

H. G. Eisaman.

AMS, FV—Northern Ohio Food Terminal Annex,

2640 East 37th St. Standaxdization and insp. «f

fresh fruits and vegetables (1) Merlin L. Hamilton.

Northern Ohio Food Terminal Annex, 2640

East 37th St. Mkt. news serv. on fruits and

vegetables (1) Henry L. Smith.

AMS, LS—3200 West 65th St. Meat grading

serv. (12) M. B. Kerby.

ARS, ADE—11 Livestock Esch. BWg., 3200 West

6.5th St. Public stockyards insp. (1) Solon

Gillen.

ARS, AI<5—12 Livestock Exch. Bldg., 3200 West

fi.'ith St. Sanitary handling of irnport animal

byprod., hay and straw (0) M. J. Romine.

ARS, MI—12 Livestock Exch. Bldg., 3200 West

65th St. Meat insp. (39) Dr. M. J. Romine.

ARS, PPC—1555 East 214th St. Enforcement of

Japanese beetle quar. (0) George W. Burke.

SCS—Room 510, Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Cuyahoga Soil Conserv.

Dist. (1) WUliam Hayes.

Columbus (Franklin):

AMS, AES—217 Old Fed. Bldg., State and 3d

Sts. State-Fed. crop reporting serv. (9-*3)

B. U. Kienholz.

AMS, DA—716 State Off. Bldg. Mkt. news

serv, on dairy and poultry prod. (*1) E. R.

Slack.

441 Old Fed. Bldg. Milk mkt. order adm.

(8) F. W. Issler.

AMS, FV—State Off. Bldg.—room 718. Supervision of Fed.-State insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables (0) J. E.Prather.

436 Old Fed. Bldg. Standardization and insp.

of processed fruits and vegetables and other

related products (9) E. H. Bagley.

AMS, PY—718 State Off. Bldg. Grading poultry

prod., (0) *R. C. Wiseman.

ARS, ADE—438 Old P. 0. Bldg., 3d and State

Sts. Animal disease eradication projects,

sanitary handling of import animal byprod.,

hay and straw; issuance or endorsement of

certificates for export livestock; (28) Robert L.

Knudson.

ARS, AIQ—312-B Old P. O. Bldg. Biol. prod,

licensing and insp. ; (5) Robert Thumann.

ARS, DHRB—Ohio State Univ. Breeding

strains of dairy cattle suitable for use by small

dairymen of the U. S. to increase the producing

eficioncy of their herds; (0-*6) Thomas W.

Ludwick.

ARS, PC—State College of Agr. Soybean invest.;

(0-*l) Lewis C. Saboe.

ARS, HCR—State Coll. of Agr. (mailing address:

P. 0. Box 70, 5076 North High St., Worthington,

Ohio). Invest, oí control measures for Dutdi
OHIO 145

OHIO—Continued

Columbus (Franklin)—Continued

elm disease, phloem necrosis, and other elm

diseases, and certain forest-tree diseases; (3)

Roger U. Swingle.

ARS, MI—316-A Old Fed. Bldg. Meat insp.;

(18) Dr. J. D. Bender.

ARS, PE—Dcpt. Agr. Econ., Ohio State Univ.

Res., stat. and serv. work in econ. of agr. prod.,

incl. adj. in prod, to prospective demands; farm

labor req. and productivity; costs and returns;

econ. probs. relating to farm credit, investments,

taxation, insur., land and water use, land values,

and tenure; (0) Russell 0. Olson.

ARS PPC—Old Fed. Bldg., room 314 East State

and South 3d Sts., zone 15. Area leader, enforcement of Japanese beetle quar.; (6) Charles N.

Shepeard.

314 Old P. O. Bldg. Barberry eradication for

control of black stem rust; (6-*6) Harry Atwood.

ASCC—211 Old Fed. Bldg. Responsible for

carrying out agr. adj. price support and agr.

conserv. programs; (67) Frank N. Farnsworth,

chairman.

rCIC—Room 318 Old Fed. Bldg., 3d and State

Sts. Admin, of crop insur. program including

sales and servicing of crop insur. contracts and

the adj. of losses in Ohio; (5) Edgar F. Hempy.

FES—Coll. of Agr., Ohio State Univ. Directs

the State programs oí Coop. Ext. work, W. B.

Wood, director.

FHA—Old P. 0. Bldg. Ohio Director—Ohio; (9)

Howard C. Goddard.

FS—Room 111, Old Fed. Bldg. Central States

Forest Expt. Sta. Res. in forest prod., util.,

econ. and sur.; range and watershed mgt.;

protection of forests from fire, insects, and

diseases; (28) William G. McGinnies.

ses—222 Old Fed. Bldg. State Off.—Adm. SCS

program in the State; (27-*l) T. C. Kennard.

439 Old Fed. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (8) C. 0. Steele.

1251 East Broad St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Franklin Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

David C. Brooks.

Coshocton (Coshocton):

ARS, SWC—Soil and Water Conserv. Res. Br.,

ARS. Hydrologie Invest.; (16-*1) Lloyd L.

Harrold.

SCS-540 Main St. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (5) Morton H. Hamilton.

Work Unit off.—Tech. assistance to Coshocton

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Glenn Morris.

State Highway 621, 10 miles northeast of

Coshocton Soil Conservation Service Training

Center—Tech. training for 21 States in the

Northeast and Cornbelt areas; (2-*3) Harrison

M. Taylor.

Cuyahoga Falls (Summit) :

SCS—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Summit Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Earl

Carlton.

Dayton (Montgomery):

AMS, DA—434 Third Nat. Bank Bldg. Milk

mkt order adm.; (9) F. W. Issler.

ARS, MI—P. O. Box 45 (office, 315 Fed. Bldg.)

Meat insp.; (11) Dr. Bruce Kester.

SCS-1025 North Main St. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (5) D. W. Buskirk.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Montgomery Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Paul H. Foster.

Defiance (Defiance) :

SCS—5191.^ Clinton St. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (7) Hobart S. Sockman.

514 3d St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance

to Defiance Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Roy Roller.

Delaware (Delaware) :

SCS—Peoples Bldg, Inc. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Delaware Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Gerald Solt.

Dover (Tuscarawas) :

ARS, PPC—230 East 3d St., P. 0. Box 312. Enforcement of Japanese beetle quar.; John H.

Harman.

Eaton (Preble) :

SCS—Gale Gldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Preble Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) George T.

Haynes, Jr.

OHIO—Continued

Elyrla (Lorain) :

SCS—214 Elyria Block, 538 Broad St. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (6) A. R. Sanford.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lorain

Soil Crnserv. Dist.; (2) Richard Keep.

Findlay (Hancock):

SCS—124 West Front St. Work Unit Off.—Teoh.

assistance to Hancock Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Milford E. Schmidt.

Fremont (Sandusky):

SCS-P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Sandusky Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Donald Clegg.

Gallipolis (Gallia):

AMS, DA—64 State St. Milk mkt. order adm.;

(9) F. W. Issler.

FHA-630 2d Ave. (1) William J. Brown.

(Serves Gallia, Lawrence, and Meigs Cos.)

SCS—530 2d Ave. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Gallia Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Harold VV.

Black.

Georgetown (Brown):

FH .\—Americal Legion Bldg. (2) Russell G.

England. (Serves Brown and Clermont Cos.)

SCS-245 West State St. Work Unit Off.—TPCII.

assistance to Brown Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

A. D. Robertson.

Hamilton (Butler):

FHA—New Federal Bldg. (1) Ralph B. Voorhis.

(Serves Butler, Hamilton, and Preble Cos.)

SCS—Old P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Butler Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Gerald A. Morris.

Hlllsboro (Highland) :

SCS—120^^2 South West St. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; f6) Robert C. Barre.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Highland

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. and Rockv Fork Watershed protection proj.; (4) Thomas M. Parry.

Ironton (Lawrence) :

F S—Ironton Ranger Dist.; (3) Glen E. Kennedv.

SCS—3d and Park Ave. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Lawrence Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Dwight AUman.

Jackson (Jackson):

SCS—275 East Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Jackson Soil Conserv. Dist ; (3)

Lee M. Cleland.

Jefferson (Ashtabula):

FHA—23 East Jefferson St. (1) Hugh K. Clilton.

(Serves Ashtahula, Geauga, and Lake Cos.)

SCS—23 East Jefferson St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Ashtabula Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) John Wilson.

Kenton (Hardin) :

SCS—112}-^ Columbus jSt. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Hardin Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Ralph Gray.

Lancaster (Falrfield) :

SCS—201 South Broad St. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (8) P. L, Fogle.

201 South Broad St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Fairfield Soil Conserv. Dist. and

The Upper Hocking watershed protection proj.;

(5) Frank L. Carr.

Lebanon (Warren):

SCS—15 South Broadway. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Warren Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Wayne E. Wilson.

Lima (Allen):

AMS, DA—420 Dominion Bldg. Milk market

order admin.; (2) F. W. Issler.

SCS—108 East High St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Allen Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Lee

Bortón.

Lisbon (Columbiana):

SCS—32 North Park Ave. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Columbiana Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Herman Reuter.

Logan (Hocking) :

SCS—225 East Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to I rocking Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Wallace A. Gillogly.
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OHIO—Continued

London (Madison):

FPIA—57 West High St. (1) Alvin W. Barr.

6CS—57 West High St. Work Unit Off—Tech.

assistance to Madison Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Paul Banghani.

Mansfíeld (Richland):

ses—157 North Mulberry, Work Unit Off —

Tech. assistance to Richland Soil Conserv, Dist.;

(2) Robert Hilliard,

Marietta (Washington):

THA—First Nat. Bank Bldg. (1) Jerald E.

Miller. (Serves Washington, Athens, and

Morgan (?os.)

eCS—324 First Nat. Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Washington Co, Soil

Conserv. "Dist.; (2) Amos 1. Garrison.

Marion (Marion):

SCS—194 South State St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Marion Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) William L. Williams.

Marysville (Union):

SCS—1201/2 West Fifth St Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Union Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Halsev C. Eleyet.

McArthur(Vinton):

FS—P. 0. Box 402. Research in forest production

and watershed mgt. in hardwood forests of Ohio;

(1) William T. Plass.

SCS—Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Vinton Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) George

L. Schmelzer.

McConnelgrille (Morgan):

SCS—65 South Kennebec Ave. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Morgan Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Julius L. Morrison.

Medina (Medina):

FHA—Griesinger Block. (1) Arden J. Welty.

(Serves Medina, Cuyahoga, Summit, and

Wayne Cos.)

SCS—234^é South Court St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Medina Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. (2) Charles House.

Mentor (Lake):

ARS, PPC—25111 Lake Shore Blvd., Euchd.

Enforcement of Japanese beetle quarantine;

Theodore J. Wehrschmidt.

Millersburg (Holmes):

FHA—1 East Jackson St. (1) Paul S. Tawney.

(Serves Holmes, Coshocton, and Knox Cos.) '

SCS—Dairyman's Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Holmes Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

John W. Garrett.

Mount Gilead (Morrow):

FHA—Court house. (1) Herbert V. Anderson.

(Serves Morrow, Delaware, and Marion Cos.)

ßCS—Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Headwaters Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Maxwell Bigham.

Mount Vernon (Knox):

SCS—3 North Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Knox Soil Conserv. Dist,; (3)

George E. McConnell.

Newark (Licking):

SCS—67'^^ West Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Licking Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) George Beatty, acting.

New Lexington (Perry):

FHA—Peoples Bank Bldg. (1) Kenneth G

"Wertman. (Serves Perry, Fairfield, and Hocking Cos.)

New Philadelphia (Tuscarawas) :

SCS—Muskingum Watershed Conservancy Bldg

AVork Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Tuscarawas

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Stephen L. Turner.

Muskingum W^atershed Conservancy Bide.

Tech. assistance to the Muskingum Watershed

Conservancy Dist.; (1) H. P. Garritt.

Norwalk (Huron):

FHA—P. O, Bldg. (1) Ned E, Junk, (Serves

Huron, Ashland, Erie, Lorain, and Richland

Cos.)

SCS-P, 0, Bldg, Work Unit Ofl.-Teeh, assistance to Huron Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

William Addison.

OHIO—Continued

Oak Harbor (Ottawa):

SCS—144^è West W^ater St. W^ork Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Ottawa Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(2) Richard Watkins,

Painesville (Lake):

ARS, PPC—434 New St., Fairport Harbor, Enforcement ofJapanese beetle quarantine; William

G. Purgert.

Painesville (Lake):

SCS—Fed. Bldg. W^ork Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lake Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Warren

Bale.

Paulding (Paulding):

SCS—llO^í North Williams St, W^ork Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Paulding Soi] Conserv. Dist •

(2) J.D.Fitzgerald.

Piqua (Miami):

ARS, MI—c/o The Val Decker Packing Co., East

Ash St. and River; mail, P. O. Box 917. Meat

inspection; (4) Dr. C. G. Haba:.

Pomeroy (Meigs):

SCS—Masonic Temple Bldg. Work Unit Off —

Tech. assistance to Meigs Soil Conserv. Dist •

(2) Carl W^ Bilikam.

Portsmouth (Scioto):

SCS—Courthouse. W^ork Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Scioto Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) David

Kile.

Ravenna (Portage):

SCS—118 North Chestnut St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Portage Soil Conserv. Dist •

(2) Fred G. Aten.

St. Clairsville (Belmont):

SCS—108 Ea.st Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to Belmont Soil Conserv. Dist ; (2)

John F. Feisley. ^

Sandusky (Erie):

ARS, ENT—409 Columbus Ave. Biology and

control of grape insects; (1) G. W. Still.

SCS—Courthouse, c/o County Agent. Work Uni

Off.—Tech. assistance to Erie Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Loring Beerbower.

Sidney (Shelby):

SCS—1021.^ North Main St, Work Unit Off —

Tech. assistance to Shelby Soil Conserv. Dist :

(3) Linus B. Losh.

Somerset (Perry):

SCS—Kimpel Bldg,, South Columbus St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Perry Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Richard A. McConnell.

Springfield (Clark):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg, (2) Letcher Wigington, Jr.

(Serves Clark, Greene, and Montgomery (Jos.)

SCS-Fed. Bldg, Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Clark Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.: (2)

H. Granville Smith.

Steubenville (Jefferson):

SCS-P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Jefferson Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Robert

F. Jones.

Tiffin (Seneca):

FHA—141H South Washington St. (1) Henry B,

Swearingen. (Serves Seneca, Crawford, Hancock, and Wyandot Cos.)

SCS—84 South W^ashington St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Seneca Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) John MUlar,

Toledo (Lucas):

AMS, DA—147 Michigan St. Milk market order

admin,; (8) F. W^ Issler.

AMS, GR—Summit-Cherry Bldg. Adm, Grain

Standards Act; bean and pea inspection; hay

inspection; commodity inspection; (5) J. A.

Wesson.

ARS, AE—3620 River Rd, Pest and plant disease control machinery research; (7) Frank Irons.

Troy (Miami):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Theodore E. Drost.

(Serves Miami, Champaign, and Darke Cos.)

SCS—Room 10, P, 0, Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Miami Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.: (2) William Matthews, Jr.

Upper Sandusky (Wyandot):

SCS—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Wyandot Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Donald

Hall.
OHIO OKLAHOMA 147

OHIO—Continued

Urbana (Champaign):

SCS-120^2 N. Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Champaign Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.:

(3) Marion E. Fairall.

Van Wert (Van Wert):

FHA—111 W. Court St. (1) LauvauRhn J. Huber.

(Serves Van Wert. Pauldine;, and Putnam Cos.)

ses—111 W. Court St. Work Unit Off—Tech.

assistance to Van Wert Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.:

(3) Albert C. Addison.

Wapakoneta (Augla-ze):

FHA-P. 0. Bldg. (1) Carl W. McKenzie.

(Serves Auilaize, Allen, Mercer and Shelby

Cos.)

ses—P 0. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of work

Units: (7) William S. Ufer.

AVork Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Auglaize

Soil Conserv. Dist.: (2) Arthur V. Clapp.

Warren (Trumbull):

FHA—Stone Bldg. (1) Dean B. Wade. (Serves

Trumbull, Columbiana, Mahoning, and Portage

Cos.)

SCS—P. O. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units: (ß) Charles G. Phillips.

106 High St. NW. Work Unie Off.-Tech.

assistance to Trumbull Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.:

(2) Duane Bosworth.

Washington Court House (Fayette) :

SCS—723 Delaware St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Fayette Soil Conserv. Serv.: (2)

Robert Glass.

Wauseon (Pulton):

SCS—ligi-é N. Fulton St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Fulton Soil Conserv. Dist.: (3)

Howard B. Haskins.

Waverly (Pike):

FHA—2071^^ N. Market St. (1) Elmer E. Shoemaker. (Serves Pike, Jackson, Ross, and

Vinton Cos.)

SCS-2U7'>^ N. Market St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Pike Soil Conserv. Dist.: (1) Arnold

Nowotny.

West Union (Adams) :

FHA—Murphy Bldg. (2) J, Howard Fettro.

(Serves Adams, Highland, and Scioto Cos.)

SCS—Murphy Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Adams Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.: (2)

Glen E. Bayes.

Wilmington (Clinton):

FHA—24}.é E. Sugartree St. (1) Grady M.

Rhodes. (Serves Clinton and Warren Cos.)

SCS—1021.Ú S. South St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Clinton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.: (2)

John L. Smith.

Woodsñeld (Monroe):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) MUton E. Roush.

(Serves Monroe, Belmont, and Noble Cos.)

SCS—Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Monroe Soil Conserv. Dist.: (2) Howard

S. Beall.

Wooster (Wayne):

ARS, ENT—Ohio Agr. Expt. Sta. Biology and

control of peach insects: R. W. Rings.

Dept. of Ent., Ohio Agrie. E.vpt. Sta. Research

on European coru bnrer; Wilbur D. Guthrie.

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. Com produc.

and breeding; _1-*1) Glpn H. Stringfield.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Corn physiol.: (1)

Jasper D. Sayre. Soft wheat quality: (6-*l)

Charles E. Bode.

ARS, SWC—Thorne Hall. Ohio Agr. E.xpt.

Sta. (1-*1) Harold L. Borst.

SCS—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistaEce to Wayne Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.: (3)

Robert Dush.

ienia (Greene):

SCS—309 E. Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

a.ssistance to Greene Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.: (3)

James S. Bennett.

ifoungstown (Mahoning):

AMS, FV—223 U. S. P. 0. Bldg. Standardization

and inspection oí fresh fruits and vegetables:

(1) M. A. Kaiser.

OHIO—Coniinued

Zanesville (Muskingum):

FHA—Masonic Temple Bldg. (1) James H.

Miller. (Serves Muskingum and Licking Cos.)

SCS—Masonic Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Muskingum Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Hubert J. Muse.

OKLAHOMA

Ada (Ponto toe):

FHA—Federal Bldg. (1) Leonard L. Downing.

SCS—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Blue and Boggy Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5)

Byron T. Smith.

Al tus (Jackson):

AMS, CN—325 West Commerce St. Cotton classification, cotton quality statistics, cotton mar

ket news, and cottonseed inspection; (5-34) John

A. Albritton.

FHA—McMahan Bldg. (2) George L. McKeaigg.

SCS-115^!j South Main St. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (3) Ralph H. Gieck.

Work Unit Oil.—Tech. assistance to Jackson

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Ray C. Murrell.

Alva (Woods):

FHA—City Hall. (1) Cecil N. Kirkland.

SCS—City Hall. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to East Woods Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Kursen S. Cordeil.

Anadarko (Caddo):

FHA—101 East Broadway. (3) William A.

Hamilton.

SCS-800 North First St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to South Caddo Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (7) Robert N. Wall.

Antlers (Pushmataha):

FHA-Eljiott Bldg. (1) Carl M. Speer.

SCS—Elliott Bldg., 201 North High. Work Unit

Off.-Tech; assistance to Pushmataha Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Vincent Garner.

Ardmore (Carter):

FHA—Von Weise Bldg. (1) Delbert A. Rounsaville.

SCS—G St. SE., Whittington Park. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Arbuckle Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (5) Herbert W. Young.

Arnett (Ellis):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Jack H, Kenney.

Atoka (Atoka):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Charles H. Easley.

SCS—Agr. Bldg., Court St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Atoka Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Winnard Bo McAlister.

Bartlesville (Washington):

SCS—P. O. Bldg.. 5th at Johnstone. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Caney Valley Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Charlie Kilpatrick.

Watershed protection construction; (2) Kenneth S. C. Cornforth.

Beaver (Beaver):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Lloyd V. Lamb. (Suboffice of CO. off. at Guymon in Texas Co.)

SCS—Baggerly Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Beaver Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Theodore Lehman.

Blackwell (Kay):

SCS—Federal Bldg., 203 West Blackwell. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Western Kay Co.

Soil Con.serv. Dist.; (3) Willis H. Milton.

Boise City (Cimarrón):

FHA—Courthouse. (Suboffice of co. off. at Guymon in Te-xas Co.)

SCS—Homer L. Johnston Bldg., South Cimarrón

St.WorkUnit Off.—Tech. a.ssistance to Cimarrón

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Archie P. Welch.

Bristow (Creek):

SCS—Farm Center Bldg., City Park. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Creek Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Howard C. Lewis.

Buffalo (Harper):

SCS—C. W. Mason Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Harper Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist., (3) Clarence E. Stith.
148 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

OKLAHOMA—Continued

Chandler (Lincoln):

ses—Wolcott BldR., IO6J4 W. 8th. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Lincoln Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Ted O. MüJord.

Checotah (Meintosh):

ses—Lucas Bldfï,, N, Broadway. Work Unit

OIT.—Tech. assistance to Checotah Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Rebuen B. Robertson.

Cherokee (Alfalfa):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Bill 0. Holdinir.

ses—no E. 2d St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Alfalfa Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

John C. Nelson.

Cheyenne (Roger Mills) :

FHA—Schmidt Hotel. (1) E. Morgan Hensley.

Cheyenne (Washita):

ses—L. L. Males BIdg., 4th and Broadway.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Upper

Washita Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Bob Wright.

Beavin Bldg. Flood Prevention Const. (5)

Robert S. Trieves.

Chickasha (Grady):

ARS, AE—Oklahoma Cotton Res. Sta., Route 4.

Res. on equip, for mechanizing cotton prod.;

(0) Edward M. Smith.

Cotton ginning and assoc. processes, equip,

and methods; (0-*l) James A. Luscombe.

ARS, FC—Cotton Expt. Sta. Cotton impr.

invest.; (0-*l) Jerome W. Simmons.

ARS, PPC—223 Hall-Briscoe Bldg. Quar. oper.

apainst the pink bollworm: (1) W. F. Senette.

FHA-Jack McRae Bldg. (1) Charles M. Smith.

ses—Jack McRae Bldg., 124 N. 4th St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Grady Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (5) J. Vernon Martin.

Hearing Aid Bldg., Borden Gen. Hosp.

Grounds. Flood Prevention Planning; (14)

Jack W. Adair.

Claremore (Rogers):

ses—Rogers Co. Courthouse Bldg., 110 S. Missouri Area Off.—Supervision of work unit-s: (2)

Miltcn T. Gault.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Rogers

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.: (3) Myron A. Hurd.

Clinton (Caster):

FHA—Stock Pavilion Bldg. (3) Lloyd G.

Turner,

ses-Stock Pavilion, 600 N. 6th St. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (2) Alvin M. Clements.

Flood Prevention Oper.; (23) Glenn A.

Beecham.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Upper Washita Soil Conserv. District; (5) Clay E. Wilson.

Coalgate (Coal) :

FHA—Greenan Bldg. (1) Buster E. Smith,

ses—Greenan Bldg., S. Main St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Blue and Boggy Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Charles T. Forrester.

Cordell (Washita):

FHA—1st Nat. Bank Bldg. (2) Alvin D. McCurley.

ses—Rainbolt Bldg., 112-114 N. Market. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Upper Washita

Soil Conserv. Dist.: (3) Sellers G. Archer.

Davis (Garvín) :

SCS—E. Benton and 7th Sts. Flood Prevention

Const.; (2) Thomas H. Hayes.

Duncan (Stephens):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Francis M. Currin.

ses-District board of Supv. Bldg., Fair Grounds

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Stephens

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Bob R. Brown.

P. 0. Bldg., 802 WÜI0W. Flood Prevention

Sur. Planning; (3) Broadus B. Coffman.

Durant (Bryan):

FHA-112 S. 7th. (4) Paul L. Hayes,

ses-3091.^2 W. Main. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Bryan Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.:

(4) Walter B. Jessee.

Elk City (Bechkam) :

ees—General Delivery. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Sandstone Creek; (0) Fred L.

Whittington.

El Reno (Canadian) :

FHA-City Hall. (1) Fred Belisle.

OKLAHOMA—Continued

El Reno (Canadian)—Continued

ses—Halchett Bldg., 221 S. Rock Inland. Work

Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to East Canadian

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Jewell D. Randolph.

Enid (Garfield):

AMS, GR—P. 0. Bldg. Adm. Grain Standards

Act; bean and pea insp.; hay insp.; commodity

insp. (3) J. W. Fletcher.

FHA—Fed, Bldg. (1) Milford M. Robertson.

ses—U. S, P. 0. Bldg. and Courthouse, Independence and Broadway. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Garfield Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (6) Richard Chelf.

Eufaula (Mclntosh):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (2) Enoch J. Jordon. (Serves

Mclntosh and Pittsburg Cos.)

ses-Turley Bldg., 1st and Foley. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Mclntosh Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Charles H. Melton.

Fairview (Major):

FHA—110 E. Broadway. (2).

ses—Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Major Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Luther M. Nunley.

Fort Cobb (Caddo) :

ses—General Delivery. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to S. Caddo Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

(2) Willis J. Sorells.

Oklahoma City (Oklahoma):

ARS, MI—211 Livestock Exch. Bldg., Stockyards Sta. Meat insp. (44) Dr. M. W. Cohen.

FHA—114 N. Broadway. State Dir.—Oklahoma;

(22) James G. Powers.

(2) Pat R. Allen. (Serves Oklahoma and

Cleveland Cos.)

ses—2800 South Eastern. State Off.—Adm.

ses program in the State; (37) Ray Walker.

State Garage—Maintenance of automotive

equip.; (9) Gene Munson.

Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (3) Earl

K. Lowe.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Oklahoma Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Russell J.

Chance.

Small watershed planning; (8) Lawrence J.

Ward.

Biol. Spec; tech. guidance in biol. to State

Conserv. in an assigned group of States on the

impr. of all types of land on farms and ranches

including ponds and other agr. water areas as

wildlife habitat for sustained annual prod, of

crops of farm game an, and other useful wildlife;

Adrey E. Borell.

Okmulgee (Okmulgee):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (2) Paris 0. RusseU. (Serves

Okmulgee and Okfuskee Cos.)

SCS—Fed. Bldg., 100 W. 4th St. Area Off.-

Supervision of work units; (1) Charles A. Evans,

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Okmulgee Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Nolen R. Denton.

Pauls Valley (Garvín) :

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (2) Otto L. Vest. (Serves

Garvin and Murray Cos.)

SCS—Co. Agr. Bldg., 116 W. Walnut. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units (2) Elmer 0. (Graham.

Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Garvin

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Samuel D. Lowe.

lOOJi S. Chickasaw. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance on Wildhorse Creek; (5) Wesley E.

Meinders.

Pawhuska (Osage):

FHA—Whiting Bldg. (1) Kenneth S. Pratt.

SCS—7th and Kihckah Sts. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Osage Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Vernon L. Horn.

Pawnee (Pawnee):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) William T. Stewart.

SCS—Pawnee Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Pawnee Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Dean Robertson,

Ferry (Noble):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Elbert E, Pace.

SCS—426 6th St. Area Off.—Supervision of work

units; (1) William C, Whetsell.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistano« to Noble

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Ivan F. Dilley,
OKLAHOMA 149

OKLAHOMA—Continued

Poteau (LeFlore):

FHA—Co. Bldg. (2) Ira Rex LaCarap. (Serves

LeFlore and Latimer Cos.)

ses—County BWR., corner Rogers and Witte Sts.

Work Unit OíT.—Tech. assistance to Le Flore

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Roy Erwin.

Pryor (Mayes):

FHA—Agri. Bldg. (2) Jack B. Norman. (Serves

Mayes and Rogers Cos.)

SCS-Co. Agr. Bldg., 38 N. Adair. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Maves Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Howard B. Rov.

Purcell (McClain):

FHA—Nance Bldg. (2) Ben J. Bishop.

SCS-Nance Bldg., 108-110 N. 5th St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Canadian-Walnut

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Kenneth Yoakum,

Bush Springs (Grady) :

ses—Park Addition. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Grady Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Claud M. Leonard.

Sallisaw (Sequoyah):

FHA—Professional Bldg. (1) Strederick W.

Roark.

ses—Mattox Bldg. on Oak St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Sequoyah Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) John A. Killough.

Sapulpa (Creek):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Fred J. Couch. (Serves

Creek and Tulsa Cos.)

Sayre (Beckham):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) George M. Cowan,

ses—300 E. Main St. Work Unit Off—Tech.

assistance to North Fork of Red River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) Orvis H. Lowry.

Sentinel (Washita):

SCS—400 W. Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to North Fork of Red River Dist.; (3)

Francis A. Adam.

Shattuck (Ellis):

ses—316 S. Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Ellis Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Z. V. Gordon.

Shawnee (Pottawatomie):

FHA—Higgins Bldg. (1) Joseph R. McDonald.

(Serves Pottawatomie and Lincoln Cos.)

ßCS—Higgins Bldg., 101 E. 7th St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Shawnee Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Roland E. Lee.

Stigler (Haskell):

FHA—NYA Bldg. (1) Samuel M. Mitchell.

SCS—Benham Bldg., 122 S. Broadway. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Haskell Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) William C. McCollum.

Stillwater (Payne):

ARS -AE—Agr. Eng. Res. Lab., Okla. A & M

Coll. Castor bean prod, machinery research; (2)

Leonard G. Schoenleber.

ARS, ENT—Ent. Dept., Okla. A & M Coll.,

Wheat Res. Bldg. Research on small grain

Insects, including grain sorghums; (1) Reynold

G. Dahms.

Dept. of Ent., Okla. A & M Coll., Life Science

Bldg. Research on corn insects; Kenneth D.

Arbuthnot. (Sublaboratory of State College,

Mississippi.)

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Sorghum and broomcornprod., breeding and genet.;

(1) John B. Sieglinger. Wheat, oat, and barley

prod, and breeding; (*1) Alva M. Schlehuber.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Cotton disease

invest.; (1) Lloyd A. Brinkerhoff. Cotton

breeding and genet, invest.; (*1) John M.

Green. Cotton breeding invest,; (*1) Newton

M. Gober.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Grass impr.

invest.; (1) Jack R. Harlan. Soybean inves.;

(•1) Ralph S.^Matlock.

ARS, HCR—State Agr. Expt. Sta., Dept. of

Botany and Plant Path. Investigations on the

organisms causing pecan diseases and their control; breeding and testing improved vegetable

strains and varieties for superior adaptation;

(*1) Richard H. Converse.

ARS, PE—Dept, Agr. Econ,, Okla. A & M Co]].

Research, stat. and serv. work in econ, of agr.

OKLAHOMA—Continued

Stillwater (Payne)—Continued

production, incl. adjustments in prod, to prospective demands; farm labor roquironients and

productivity; costs and returns; econ. problems

relating to farm credit, investment, taxation,

insurance, land and water use, land values, and

tenure (0) Wm. F, LaGrone.

ARS, SWC—Apron. Dept., Agr. Expt. Sta. Soil

and water mgt. investigations; (2-*l) Harold V.

Eck,

P. 0. Box 789, P. 0. Bldg. Hydrologie investigations; (4) W. 0. Ree

ASCe-Etherton Bldg., 6th and Main Sts. Responsible for carrying cut agri. adj., price-suj)-

port, and agri. conserv, programs; (50) Forest

W. Beall, chairman.

FClC-Etherton Bldg., 6th and Main Sts. Adm.

of crop insurance program including sales and

servicing of crop insurance contracts and the

adjustment of losses in Oklahoma (7) R. Myron

Moore.

FES—Okla. A. & M. Coll. Directs the State

programs of Coop. Ext. work. Shawnee Brown,

director.

FHA—Hoke Bldg. (1) John A. Isaacson.

LIB-Okla. A. & M. Coll., Lib., Reference Dept.

Provides library services to Dept. workers in

Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma,

and Texas; Edmon Lowe.

SCS—Whitehurst Hall, Okla. A & M. Campus.

Oper. Lab.—Soil testing (4) W. Elmo Bauman.

Hope Bldg., 7th and Husband. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Payne Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (6-*l) Wüliam M. Murtry.

Stilwell (Adair):

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (1) Troy A. Powell,

ses-Agr. Bldg., 2d and Pine Sts, Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Adair Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Myrle W. Long.

Sulphur (Murray):

SCS—Platt Nat. Bank Bldg., 1023 W. Broadway.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Murray Co,

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Bryce H. Hill.

Tahlequah (Cherokee) :

FHA—Co.Agr. Bldg. (2) George R. Funderburk.

SCS—Cherokee Co. Agr. Bldg., 210 S. Water St.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Cherokee

Co. Soil Con-serv. Dist.; (2) Robert F. Shaplev.

Talihina (LeFlore):

SCS—Dallas St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Talihina Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Lee H.

Carloton.

Taloga (Dewey):

FHA—Courthouse, (3) Herbert L. Willis.

SCS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Dewey Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Bernard B. Bennett.

Tishomingo (Johnston):

FHA—Washita Lbr. Co. Bldg. (1) L. J, Neese.

SCS-Auld Bldg., Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Arbuckle Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Martin Ward Chase.

Tulsa (Tulsa):

AMS, DA—2635 E, 11th St, Mük market order

admin. (10) W. M. Costello.

ARS, PE—Agr. Off. Bldg., 15th and Quebec Sts.

Research, stat. and serv. work in econ. of agr.

production, incl. adjustments in prod, to prospective demands; farm labor requirements and

productivity costs and returns; econ. problems

relating to farm credit, investment, taxation,

insurance, land and water use, land values, and

tenure; (1) James C, Atherton.

FS—P, 0. Box 61, Arkansas-White-Red River

Basins Off.; (1) H. D, Burke.

SCS—New Agr. Off. Bldg., 15th and Quebec Sts.

River basin investigations; departmental representative on Inter-Agency River Basin Committee for developing and coordinating plans and

activities of the Dept. of Agr. for an integrated

agr. program for the river basin area; (7) John A.

Short.

13th at Quebec. River Basin Inter-Agency

Committee (7) John A. Short.

Agr. Bldg., Tulsa State Fairgrounds. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Arkansas-Verdigris Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Warren M. McCarty.
150 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

OKLAHOMA—Continued

Valliant (McCurtain):

ses—ValJiant City Park. Work Unit Off —

Tech. assistance to Valliant Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) John H. Bollinger.

Vînita (Craíg):

FHA—Courthouse Annex. (4) MurreJ W. Pennington.

6CS—Courthouse Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Craig Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (5) Elisha T. McColIum.

Wagoner (V> agoner):

FHA—A er. Bldg. (1) Mark M. Bethell,

ses—City Warehouse Bldg., 229 Church St.

Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Wagoner

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Dan Robertson.

Waltere (Cotton):

FHA—Courthouse (1) Ollen D. Emanuel.

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Cotton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(5) Chester C. Coleman.

Watonga (Blaine):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Ralph W. Leonard,

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Blaine Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.: (4)

Fred G. Hindman.

Waurika (Jefferson):

FHA—Hillary Bldg. (1) William E. Farrell.

SC8—Hillery Bldg., Ill E. Broadway. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Jefferson Co, SoD

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Paul Copeland.

Weatherford (Custer):

SCS—Deer Creek District Bldg., 300 S. Broadway.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Deer

Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) James R. Fulwider.

Wewoka (Seminóle):

FHA—Medical Arts Bldg. (2) James C. England.

Wewoka (Hughes):

SCS-Medical Arts Bldg., 3101/Í S. Wewoka St.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Seminóle

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) William C. Mitchell.

Wilburton (Latimer):

SCS-Masonic Bldg., 212 E. Main St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Latimer Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) William T. Fountain.

Woodward (Woodward):

ARS, FC—U. S. D. A. Southern Great Plains

Fid. Sta. (coop.). Ernest H. McDvaln, Jr.,

Supt. pasture and range impr. invest.; weed

control res.; (20) Ernest H. Mcllvain, Jr. Grass

Impr. invest.; (3) William R. Kneebone.

ARS, SWC—U. S. Southern Great Plains Fid.

Sta. Soil and water mgt. invest,- (2) Lowell F.

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (3) Glen W. Fox. (Serves

Woodward and Harper Cos.)

SCS—J. 0. Selman Bldg., 1013 9th St. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (4) Arthur T. Elder.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Woodward Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Harold C.

Gould.

Fort Reno (Canadian) :

ARS, APH—Fort Reno Beef Cattle Res. Station.

Beef Cattle Res.; (3-*3) Dwight F, Stephens.

Frederick (Tillman):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) John H. Meng.

SCS—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Tillman Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Chester C. Gray.

Freedom (Woods):

SCS—Freedom State Bank. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Woods Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Wilbur W. Payne.

Geary (Canadian):

SCS—East Main, Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Central North Canadian Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Elza C. Bullen.

Gcodwell (Texar):

ARS, SWC-Panhandle A. and M. Coll., P. O.

Box 303. Soil and water mgt. invest.; (4) Henry

H. Finnen.

Guthrie (Logan):

ARS, FC-Fed. Bldg., P. 0, Box 465. Weed

control res.; (1) Harry M. Elwell.

ARS, SWC—P. 0. Box 4(>5. Soil and water mgt.

invest.: (4) Hariey A. Daniel.

PHA-Fed. Bldg. (1).

OKLAHOMA—Continued

Guthrie (Logan)—Continued

SCS—P. O, Bldg., 201-223 W. Oklahoma Ave.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Logan Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Clifford R. Carberry.

Guymon (Texas):

FHA—Courthouse. (4) (Serves Cimarrón and

Beaver Cos. Suboffice at Beaver in Beaver Co.,

and suboflice at Boise City in Cimarrón Co.)

SCS—General Delivery. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Texas Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5)

John F. Bailey.

Hammon (Washita):

SCS—Savage Bldg, Work Unit Off,—Tech. assistance to Upper Washita Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Henry S. Jordan.

Heavener (Le Flore) :

FS—East 7th St, Kiamichi Ranger Dist.; (6) D.

D. Devet.

Hlnton (Caddo):

SCS—Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance

to North Caddo Co, Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Leland A. Bates.

Hobart (Eiowa) :

FHA—Federal Bldg. (4) Harry L. Cross.

SCS—Kiowa Co. Courthouse Annex Bldg. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Kiowa Co. Soil

Conserv, Dist.; (3) Thurman A. Pyron.

Holdenville (Hughes):

FHA—Lucas Bldg, (2) Julius J, Darden.

SCS—1241,^ North Broadway. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Hughes Co. Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (4) Thomas J. Davis.

Hoilis (Harmon):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (3) Carl D. Harris.

SC S—Farm Bldg., Courthouse Square. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Harmon Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Joe Bob Hall.

Hugo (Choclaw) :

FHA—H. G. Smith Bldg. (4) Ben F. Harrison.

SCS—H. G. Smith Bldg., 502 W, Jackson St.

Area Off.—Supervision oí work units; (4)

Maurice D. Gamble.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Kiamichi

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Herbert J. Banks.

Idabel (McCurtain) :

FHA—Helms Bldg. (3)

FS—Land Utü. Unit; (2) A. E. Howard.

SCS—Rural Government owned land. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Little River Soil

Conserv. Dist,; (2) Earl J. Hayes.

Jay (Delaware) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Otto G. Pollock.

SCS—Washburne St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Delaware Co. Sou Conserv. Dist,;

(2)0rphasM.Triplett.

Kingfisher (Kingfisher) :

FHA—Courthouse. (3)

SCS—General Delivery. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Kingfisher Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Jess L. Green.

Konawa (Seminóle):

SCS—112 West Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Konawa Sou Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Herbert Sugg.

Lawton (Comanche) :

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Leonard C. Wüey.

SCS—Fed. Bldg., 6th and East Ave. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Comanche Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Jean H. Matthews.

Leedey (Washita):

SCS—Broadway St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Upper Washita Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) John T. Riley, Jr.

Lindsay (Garvín):

SCS—North Grant St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Garvin Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Clarence A. Paitridge.

Madill (Marshall) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Albert L. Kerr.

SCS—112 North 1st St, Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Marshall Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) George W. Stokes.

Mangum (Greet):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Loyal J. Bell.

SCS—U. S. P. 0.. 101 S. Pennsylvania. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Greer Co. SoU

Conserv. Dist.; (2) James B. McBride.
OKLAHOMA—OREGON 151

OKLAHOMA—Continued

Marietta (Love) :

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) George R. Harkev.

ses—Fed. Bldg., 118 W. Main. Work Unit

Off,—Tech. assistance to Love Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Ernest L. Castle,

McAlester (Pittsbu'-g):

ses—Fed. Bids. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Gaines Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Clarence W. Sittel.

Medford (Grant):

FHA—FrankUn Hotel. (3) Clyde A. Noel.

ses—Franklin Hotel. Work "Unit Ofl.—Tech.

assistance to Grant Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Leonard B. Wilson.

Miami (OttaM'a):

FHA—Fed. Bldg;. (1) Harlev B. Moore.

ses—U. S. P. 0., corner A and 1st Ave. NE.

Work Unit Ofî.—Tech. assistance to Ottawa Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.: (2) Keith C. Bennett.

Mounta'n View (Kiowa) :

ses—Gen. Delivery. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Mountain View Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Robert E. Smith.

Mnskogee (Muskogee):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Cecil M. Wattenbarger.

ses-U. S. p. 0. Bldg., 5th at Broadway and

Okmulgee. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance

to Muskogee Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (6) Roy A.

Craft.

Newkirk (Kay):

FHA—Farmers State Bank Bldg. (1) Austin

H. Cox.

ses—Farmers StateBank Bldg., 115 North Main St.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Arkansas

River-Kay Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. (2) George

D. Rule.

Norman (Cleveland):

ses—Courthouse Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Cleveland Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Jesse J, Murrell.

Nowata (Nowata):

FHA—1st Nat. Bank Bldg. (1) Max N. Nicholas.

(Serves Nowata and Washington Cos.)

ses—Campbell. Idg., 103 North Maple. \Vork Unit

On.—Tech. assistance to Upper Verdigris Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Wilson E. Brant.

Okeene (Blaine):

ses—Gen. Delivery. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Cimarrón Valley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Harold E. Welch.

Okemah (Okfuskee):

ses—1st Nat. Bank Bldg., 122 West Broadway.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Okfuskee

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) James E. Tm-ner,

Oklahoma City (Oklahoma) :

AMS, AES-318 P. O. Bldg. State-Federal Crop

Reporting Service: (7-*2) K. D. Blood.

AMS, CN—700K' West Grand. Cotton classification, cotton quality statistics, cotton market

news, and cottonseed inspection; (4-28) Harry E

Wickes.

AMS, DA—Room 202, 227 NW. 23d St. Milk

market order admin.; (9) K. M. Fell.

AMS, FV—122 State Capitol Bldg. Supervision

of Federal-State insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables; (0) Lewis P. VonWald.

AMS, LS—Livestock Exchange Bldg. Market

News Service; (2) E. H. Richardson. Adra, of

Packers and Stockyards Act; (4) H. L. Jones.

AMS, PY—206 Council Bldg. Grading poultry

products; (2) A. B. Spencer.

ARS, ADE—204 Coundl Bldg., 3d and Broadway.

Animal disease erad. proj. ;public£tockyardsiiisp.;

sanitary handling of import animal byproducts,

bay and straw; issuance or ondorsemcnt of certificates for export livestock; (22) Robert K.

Benn.

OREGON

Albany (linn):

FHA—P.O. Bldg. (1) Martin H. Baker. (Serves

Linn, Benton, and Lincoln Cos.)

ses—Cascade Distributing Co. Bldg., 110 N. Hill

St. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (4)

Henry J. Pavelck.

OREGON—Continued

Ashland (Jackson):

FS—137 N. Main St. Ashland Ranger Dist.; (1)

Harold A. Thomas.

Astoria (Clatsop):

CSS—Emcreency Grain Storage Fleet—Astoria

Anchorage. Responsible for maintenance of

surplus stocks of CCC-owned grain stored in

ships of the reserve fleet of the Maritime Adm.;

(11) Charles Gibb.

Baker (Baker):

ARS, MI—c/o Eastern Oregon Meat Co., Inc.,

East Campbell St. Meat inspection; (0) Dr.

Raymond F. Chase.

FS—P. 0. Bldg. Wallowa-Whitman Nat. Forest

Hdqrs.; (12) Harold S. Coons.

Baker Ranger Dist.; (2) Wright T. Mallery.

ses—K-P Bldg., 1st and Washington Sts. Ana

Off.—Supervision of work units; (2) Richard T.

Savage.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Baker

Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Glen W. McFarland.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Burnt

River and Keating SCD; (3) Antone J. Pavelck.

Bates (Grant):

FS—Blue Mountain Ranger Dist.; (3) Alexander

,E. Smith.

Bear Springs (Wasco):

FS—Bear Springs Ranger Dist.; (4) Archie U.

Mills.

Eend (Descbutes):

FS—8f)3 Wall St. Res. in forest prod., range mgt.,

central Oregon; (3) James E. Sowder.

FS—P. O. Bldg. Deschutes Nat. Forest Hdfirs.;

(9) Ralph W. Crawford.

Benson Bldg. Bend Ranger Dist. (2) Edrar

J. Parker.

Ben?on Bldg. Fort Rock Ranger Dist.: (2)

Henrv R. Tonseth.

ses-Pilot Butte Inn, 1101 Wall St. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (5) Joseph B. Rogers.

Big Summit (Crook):

FS—Big Summit Ranger Dist.; (5) Leslie J. Sullivan.

Bly (Klamath):

FS—Bly Ranger Dist.; (2) Emil Johnson.

Bonanza (Klamath):

ses-Market and Central Sts. Work I^nit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Langell Valley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Walter M. Risse.

Brookings (Curry):

FS—Stanhurst Bldg. Chetco Ranger Dist.; (1)

Willis E. Ragland.

Burns (Harney):

FS—P. O. Bldg. Burns Ranger Dist.; (0) Oeo.

M. Palmer.

P. 0. Bldg. Drewsy Ranger Dist.; (1) Alvin

L. Sorseth.

FS—Snow Mountain Ranger Dist. (3) H. Cranson Fosberg.

Butte Falls (Jackson):

FS—Butte Falls Ranger Dist.; (1) Robert M.

Beeman.

Canyon City (Grant): _

FS—Bear Valley Ranger Dist.; (0) Henry F.

McCorraick.

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Monument Soil Conserv. DL^t.;

(1) Lvman A. Haverfield.

Cascade Locks (Hood River):

FS—Columbia Gorge Ranger Dist.; (0) Wayne

E. Guiley.

Cave Junction (Josephine) : , . , .

FS—Illinois Valley Ranger Dist.; (1) John A.

Matoon.

ses-American Legion Bldg., Mam St. u ork

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Illinois Valley

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Loyd A. Burnett.

Clatskanie (Columbia):

ses—Assoc. Motors Bldg., Nehalem St. T\ ork

Unit Off—Tech. assistance to Clatskanie and

Necanicum River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Virgil

R. Lance.

Cloverdale (Tillamook): ,^., „,

ses—Cloverdale Hotel Bldg., 1st and Bridge Sts.

Subunit Off. (0) Franklin E. Richman.
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OREGON—Continued

Condon (Gilliam): ^^ rr, i.

ses—401 E. Well St. Work Unit Off—Tech.

assistance to Gilliam Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Louis L. Gilliam.

Corvallis (Benton): „ . ^ c,. 4. ARS, AE—Dept. of ART. Engm., Oregon State

Coll. Long vegetable fiber invest., and farm

seed cleaning and handling; (6) Jesse E. Harmond

ARS. ENT—Oregon Agi". Expt. Sta. Insect

transmission of stone fruit viruses; Sidney C

Jones. ,, ^. ,

ARS, ENT—P. 0. Box 332. Studies on the biol.

and control of insects affecting man and animals

such as mosquitoes, biting flies, ticks, cattle

grubs, and lice in the Western States; (5) Gaines

W. Eddy.

ARS, FC—Sta. Agr. Expt Sta. Leaf and stem

fiber invest.; (1-*1) Donald W. Fishier. Pastures, grass and legume impr., turf and gen.

forage crops invest.; (2) Harry A. Schoth. Grass

and legume diseases; (1) John E. Hardison.

ARS, FC—State Agr. E.\pt. Sta. Sugar beet seed

prod, invest.; (1) Ray A. Pendleton. Hop

invest.; ^3-*2) Kenneth R. Keller.

ARS, HCR—State Agr. Expt. Sta. Walnut and

filbert prod, invest.; strawberry virus invest.;

walnut and filbert disease control invest.; smallfruit breeding and prod, invest.; small-fi-uit

disease invest.; invest, of diseases of ornamentals,

especially narcissus, iris, lilies, and tulips;

invest, on bean and table beet breeding for resistance to cui-ly top and on nature of resistance;

(6-3*) J. H. Painter, P. W. Miller, F. P. McWhorter, B. F. Dana.

ARS, PE—227 Snell Hall, Oregon State Coll.

Res., stat. and serv. work in econ. of agr. prod.,

incl. adj. in prod, to prospective demands; farm

labor requirements and productivity; costs and

returns; econ. problems relating to farm credit,

Invest., taxation, insur., land and water use, land

values, and tenure; (0) Henry H. Stippler.

ARS, PPC—PI. Path. Dept., Oregon State Coll.

Fungicide testing lab.; (1) A. J. Culver, Jr.

ARS, SWC—Soils Dept., Agr. Expt. Sta. Soil

and water mgt. invest.; (*1) Albert S. Hunter.

FES—Oregon State Coll. Directs the State programs of coop, extension work; F. Earl Price,

director.

FS—Smith Bldg. Siuslaw Nat. Forest Hdqrs.;

(9) Rex W. Wakefield.

ses—Soils Dept., Oregon State Coll. Fid. Correlator; tech. direction to soil sur. work including

classification, nomenclature and correlation, soil

survey insp., and soil sur. reports in an assigned

group of States; Ray C. Roberts.

Crescent (Klamath):

FS—Crescent Ranger Dist. (3) Thos. E. Greathouse.

Culp Creek (Lane):

FS—Bohemia Ranger Dist. (5) Richard H.

Tubman.

Dale (Grant):

FS—Dale Ranger Dist. (1) Avery E. Berry.

Detroit (Marion):

FS—Detroit Ranger Dist. (3) Spencer T. Moore.

Du fur (Wasco):

FS—Barlow Ranger Dist. (3) Walter R. Denney.

ses—Dufur Hotel Bldg., 210 ß. Main St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Central Wasco

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Arnold G. Olsen.

Elgin (Union):

SCS—Masonic Bldg., Corner 8th and Division

Sts. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Elgin

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Lawrence Warren.

Enterprise (Wallowa):

FS—Wallowa Law Bldg. Chesnimnus Ranger

Dist.; (2) H. Donald Miller. Imnaha-Snake

Ranger Dist.; (2) Gerald J. Tucker.

SCS—Weathers Off. Bldg., 107 E. Main St.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Wallowa

Soil Conservation. Dist.; (3) Harry M. W^akefield.

Estacada (Clackamas):

FS—Masonic Bldg. Estacada Ranger Dist.; (3)

Wm. P. Ronayne, Jr.

OREGON—Continued

Eugene (Lane) : ^ ^.r , ,

FHA—New P. O. Bldg. (1) William E. W^alsh.

(Serves Lane, Coos, Curry, and Douglas Cos.)

FS—P. 0. Bldg. Williamette Nat. Forest Hdqrs.

(16) Robt. Aufderheide.

SCS_Oid P. O. Bldg,, 5th and Willamette.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to West Central Lane Soil Conserva. Dist.; (3) John Denison,

Florence (Lane) :

SCS—Masonic Temple. W'ork Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Siuslaw Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Thomas J. Fhppin, Jr.

Forest Grove (Washington):

ARS, AE—2330 Elm St. Research on equipment

for pea aphid control; (2) Vilas D. Young.

ARS, ENT—2330 Elm St. Research on insects

affecting legume crops; H. W. Prescott. Res.

on methods of applying insecticides to truck

crops with aircraft and ground equipment; (4)

J. C. Chamberlin.

Foster (Linn):

FS—Cascadia Ranger Dist.; (5) Jack D. Saubert.

Galice Sta. (Josephine):

FS—Galice Ranger Dist.; (0) Hugh Ritter.

Glide (Douglas):

FS—Little River Ranger Dist.; (6) George W.

Churchill.

North Umpqua Ranger Dist.; (4) George W.

Williams.

Gold Beach (Curry) :

FS—Gold Beach Ranger Dist.; (1) John C. Parish.

SCS—Caughell Bldg., 350 Main St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Curry Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Ross K. Brown.

Government Camp (Clackamas):

FS—Timberline Junction. Summit Ranger Dist.;

(1) Ralph A. Wiese.

Grants Pass (Jo.sephine) :

FHA—Manchel Bldg. (1) Wüliam N. Young,

Jr. (Serves Josephine and Jackson Cos.)

FS—P. 0. Bldg. Siskiyou Nat. Forest Hdqtrs.;

(7) Hershel C. Obye.

SCS—Manchel's Bldg., 232 NW. 6th. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (2) Lester V Davenport.

County Courthouse Annex. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Josephine Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) William J. Cochran.

Gresham (Multnomah):

SCS—Fun Center Bldg., 611 E. Powell St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to East Multnomah Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Austin B. Summers.

Halfway (Baker):

FS—Pine Ranger Dist.; (2) John L. W^ahrgren.

Harrisburg (Linn) :

SCS—Harrisburg Insurance Off. Bldg., 3d and

Territorial Sts. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Linn-Lane Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) John

L. Meade.

Hebo (Tillamook) :

FS—Hebo Ranger Dist.; (4) Rolfe E. Anderson.

Heppner (Morrow) :

FS—1st Nat. Bank Bldg. Heppner Ranger Dist.;

(1) Wayne W, West.

SCS—1st Nat. Bank Bldg., 1 Main St. W'ork

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Heppner Soil

Conserve. Dist.; (1) Thomas I. Wilson.

Hermiston (Umatilla):

ARS, SWC—U. S. Umatilla Fid. Sta. Soil and

water mgt. investigations; (*2) Carl A. Larons.

SCS—Reclamation Bldg., Hulbert Ave. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Boardman and

West Umatilla Soil Conserv. Dists.; (3) Louis

A. Parton.

Hillsboro (Washington):

FHA—Commercial Bank Bldg., Annex. (1)

Victor S. Madsen. (Serves Washington, Clatsop, and Columbia Cos.)

SCS-Solderholm Vet. Bldg., 307 S. 9th St. Area

Off.—Supervision of work units; (2) Oke

Eckholm.

ACP Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Washington and Northern Yamhill Cos.; (0) William

H. Coflaeld.
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OREGON—Continued

Hood River (Hood River) :

ARS, HCR—U. S. Fruit Disease Fid. Lab

Investigations of diseases of applCvS, pears, and

stone fruits and testing new fungicides; (1) J. K

Kienholz.

Jacksonville (Jackson):

FS—Applegate Ranger Dist.; (1) Loran J. Cooper.

John Day (Grant):

FS—Grant City Bank Bldg. Malheur Nat

Forest Hdqrs.; (8) J. Malcom Loring.

Grant City Bank Bldg. Long Creek Ranger

Dist.; (0) Donald W AVilson.

Joseph (Wallowa):

FS—Main and Joseph Sts. Joseph Ranger Dist ;

(1) Glendon K. Jellcries.

Klamath Falls (Klamath):

FHA-P. 0. Bldg. (1) Fred S. Bubb. (Serves

Klamath and Lake Cos.)

FS-P. 0. Bldg. Klamath Ranger Dist.; (1)

Robert L. Cooper.

SCS-P. 0. Bldg., Room 303, 7th and Walnut.

Work Unit OS.-Tech. assistance to Klamath

Boil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Neil P. Witting, Jr

Work Unit Oft'.—Tech. assistance to Poe

Valley SCD; (3) John W. Berg.

P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Oil.—Tech. assistance

to Butte Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Norman C. McGourty.

La Grande (Union) :

FHA—Foley Bldg. (1) Eugene ]\I. Denney.

(Serves Union, Baker, Grant, Morrow, Umatilla,

and Wallowa Cos.)

FS—Jeffers Bldg. La Grande Ranger Dist.; (1)

Eugene H. O'Keefe.

Jeffers Bldg. Research in range management, eastern Oregon; (3) Robert W. Harris,

ses—Jeffers Bldg., Albany St. and Hwy. 82

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to First

Union Co. Sou Con.serv. Dist.; (3) Walter M.

Fergerson.

Lakeview (take):

FS-P. O. Bldg. Fremont Nat. Forest Hdqrs.;

(8) John E. MacDonald.

P. 0. Bldg. Drews Valley Ranger Dist.; (6)

Cbas. B. Waldron.

P. 0. Bldg. Warner Ranger Dist,; (5) Donald

L. Peters,

ses—P. 0. Bldg., South G and Center. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lakeview Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Horace L. Leithead,

Lowell (Lane):

FS—Lowell Ranger Dist.; (4) Alfred J. Briem.

Madras (Jefferson):

FHA—McCaulou Bldg. (2) Bruce E, Stewart.

(Serves Jefferson, Gilliam, Hood River, Sherman, Wasco, and Wheeler Cos.)

Mapleton (Lane):

FS—Mapleton Ranger Dist.; (5) Walfred J.

Moisio.

Maupin (Wasco):

ses—Kaiser Bldg., Deschutes Ave. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Southern Wasco Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Oscar B. Heintz, Jr.

McKenzie Bridge (Lane) :

FS—McKenzie Ranger Dist.; (6) Brittain H. Ash.

McMinnville (Yamhill):

FHA—Union Block. (1) Frank J. Bartos.

(Serves Yamhill and Tillamook Cos.)

8CS—Martin Bldg., 305 3d St., Room 3. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Yamhill Co.

Sou Conserv. Dist.; (3) Edgar C. Laird.

Medford (Jackson):

ARS, HCR—U. S. Fruit Disease Fid. Lab., 5595

Pacific Hwy. S. Pear irrigation, nutrition, and

breeding investigations; (*1) R. J. HIgdon.

FS—P. O. Bldg. Rogue River Nat. Forest Hdqrs.;

(9) Jack H. Wood.

8CS—Fed. Off. Bldg., 33 N. Riverside Dr. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Rogue Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Clement H. Ault.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Sams

Valley-Beagle SCD; (0) Billie J. Cox.

Moro (Sherman):

ses—lOOF Building, Main St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Sherman Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Henry C. Grabenhorst.

OREGON—Conlinued

Mt. Angel (Marion):

SCS—Kluft BJdg., Charles St. M'ork Unit OIT —

assistance 1o Mt. Angel Soil Conserv. Dist •

(1) Melvin L. Rigdon.

North Portland (Multnomah):

A MS, I>8—Livestock Exchango Bldg. Market

News Service; (2) T. T. Swensou. Adrn of

Packers and Stockyards Act; (2) K. 1. Snider

Meat grading service; (6) E. H. Moore.

Oak GroLe (Clackamas):

FS—Oak Grove R. S. Lakes Ranger Dist.; (4)

G. Robert Leavengood.

Oakridge (Lane) :

FS—Oakridge Ranger Dist.; (6) ^\m F

Cummins.

Rigdon Ranger Dist.; (3) Otto B. Hanell.

Ontario (Malheur):

ARS, SWC-The Guss Bldg., P. O. Box 2('S

Soil and water mgt. invest.; (2) Fred M

Tilestfln.

FlIA—Bus Depot Bldg. (5) Donald J. Kudrna

(Serves Malheur and Ilarney Cos )

Oregon City (Clackamas):

FHA—Chamber of Commerce Bldg. (3^ A J

Deggendorfer. (Serves Clackamas and Multnomah Cos.)

Paisley (Lake):

FS—Paisley Ranger Dist.; (3) Raymond W,

Knudson.

Parkdale Hood River") :

FS—Hood River Ranger Dist.; (4) Milton D

Andrews.

Paulina (Crook):

FS—Paulina Ranger Dist.; (5) V. Jay Hughes

Pendle ton (Umatilla):

ARS, FC—Pendleton Br. î^xpt. Sta. (coop.).

Wheat prod, and breeding; (*3) Charles R

Rhode.

ARS, SWC—Pendleton Br. Sta., P. O. Box Slß.

Soil and water mgt. invest.; (3-*3) Merrill M.

Oveson.

FS—P. 0. Bldg. Umatilla Nat. Forest Hdnrs.;

(S) Charles M. Rector.

F. S. Warehouse. Pendleton Ranger Dist.;

(1) Joseph 0. Gjertson.

ses—Gillanders Bldg., 109 SE 1st St. Area

Off.—Supervision of work units; (3) Fuir C,

Griffin.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Southern

Umatilla Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Floyd E.

Billings.

Portland (Multnomah):

AMS, AES—306 U. S. Courthouse. State-Federal

Crop Reporting Service; (9-*l) N. I. Nielsen.

AMS, DA—308 U. S. Courthouse. Market news

service on dairy and poultry prod.; (2) T. E.

Fallihee.

AMS, FV—312-A U. 8. Courthouse. Standardization and inspection of fresh fruits and vcf,etables; (0) Grover Clyde.

312 U. S. Courthouse Market news service

on fruits and vegetables; (1) Carl J. Hansen.

Standardization and insp. of processed fruits

and vegetables and other related products; (6)

Carl J. Hansen.

515 SW. 10th Ave. Adm. of marketing agreements and orders on fruits and vegetables and

related crops. Adm. of export payment, diversion and surplus removal programs as may be

assigned; (1) Robert H. Eaton.

AMS, GR—U. S. Courthouse. Pacific Const

Hdqrs.; Market news; (8) B. W. Whitlock.

P. 0. Bldg., P 0. Box 3781. Administration

Grain Standards Act; bean and pea insp.; hay

Insp.; commodity insp.; (7) E. D. Oilman.

AMS, PY—338 U. S. Courthouse. Grading

poultry products; (4) Howard Zangerle.

AMS, WA—U. S. Courthouse, Room 226. Enforcement of U. g. Warehouse Act (grain, wool,

and other prod.); (4) John H. Savage.

ARS, ADE—P. O. Box 3701 (office, 614 P. 0.

Bldg.). Animal disease erad, proj.; pubh'c

stockyards insp.; insp. and qjiar. of importexport animals; sanitary handling of Import

animal byproducts, hay and straw; issuance or

endorsement of certificates for export livestock;

(33) Arthur Q. Beagle.

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154 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

ORiGON—Confinued

Portland (Multnomah)—Continued

ARS, MI—P. 0. Box 4Û19 (office, 52R P. O. Bldg.).

Meat inspection; (37) Dr. M. M. Woods.

ARS, PQ—439 U. S. Courthouse, G20 SW Main

St. Plant quar. enforcement; (2) George C.

Martin. ^

Area Equip. Comm., Area VII—FS, P. O. Box

4137. Aiding utilization of excess and disposal

of surplus supplies and equipment; (1) L. K.

Mays, chairman.

ASCC—515 SW. 10th Ave. Rasponsible for carrying out agr. adj., price support, and agr. conserv.

programs; (22) E. Harvey Miller, chairman.

ess-Area Appraisal (Wool)-515 SW 10th S.

Appraises wool and mohair offered for loan or

?urchase under the price support program; (1)

)avid H. Lehrer.

CSS—Commodity OfT.—515 SW. 10th St. Responsible for procurement, fiscal, transp. and

storage activ. for assigned CSS and CCC proprrms; (260) Walter R. Johnson.

FHA—209 SW., 6th Ave. State Dir.—Oregon,

Washington, and Alaska; (14) Kenneth W. Sawyer.

FS—729 NE. Oregon. Hdqrs. Pacific Northwest

Region (Oregon and Washington); (169) J.

Herbert Stone.

729 NE. Oregon St., Pacific Northwest Forest

and Range Expt. Sta. Res. in forest prod., util.,

econ., sur.; range, watershed mgt.; protection

from fire, insects, diseases; (54) Robert W. Cowlin.

340 NE. 122d Ave. Mt. Hood Nat. Forest

Hdqrs.; (17) Lloyd R. Olson,

ses—Ross Bldg., 209 SW. 5th Ave. Cartographic

Unit; complete cartographic serv. for oper. including geodetic and control surv., manuscript

maps, reproductions and engin, drafting for an

assigned group of States; (39) Wesley L. Ellis.

Water Forecasting Sect.; (1) Robert A. Work.

Engin, and Watershed Planning Unit; tech.

guidance in engin, and watershed planning activ.

including irrigation, drainage, design, const.,

geology, hydrology, and econ. studies to State

Conserv. in an assigned group of States; (17)

Ellis L. Hatt.

For. Spec; tech. guidance in for. to State Conserv. in an assigned group of States on the mgt.,

develapment, and continuing productivity of

forested areas on farms and ranches; (1) Orlo W.

Krauter.

Plant Materials Spec; tech. guidance to State

Conserv. in an assigned group of States in developing an inventory of plant material needs, coordinating a complete testing program, and locating sources of supply and encouraging necessary

prod.; (1) Atlee L. Hafenrichter.

State Ofl.—Adm. SCS program in the State;

(25) Harold E. Tower.

A. N. Scritsmier Bldg., Reeder Rd., Sauvie

Island. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to

Sauvie Island Soil Conserv, Dist.; (0) Tom

Glenn Davis.

SOL—200 Ross Bldg. Legal serv. in connection

with the Dept.'s activ.; (8) C. Carlile Carlson.

Powers (Coos):

FS—Powers Ranger Dist.; (1) Herbert B. Rudolph.

Prärie City (Grant):

FS—Prairie City Ranger Dist.; (0) Albert Q. Oard.

Prinevilie (Crook):

FS—Morse Bldg. Ochoco Nat. Forest Hdqrs..

(6) Cleon L. Clark.

Prinevilie Ranger Dist.; (5) Darrol K. Frewing.

Prospect (Jackson):

FS—Union Creek Ranger Dist.; (4) Geo. W.

Kansky.

Redmond (Deschutes):

FHA—Chadwick Bldg. (1) Gilbert W. Dyer.

(Serves Deschutes and Crook Cos.)

SCS—Chadwick Bldg., 7th and D Sts. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Midstate Soil

Conserv, Dist.; (3) Theodore Thorson.

Beedsport (Douglas):

FS—Smith River Ranger Dist.; (1) James B.

Lowrie.

OREGON—Continued

Keedsport (Douglas)—Continued

SCS—"L" St, Bldg., 247 N. 4th St. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Umpqua Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) John K. Anderson.

Richland (Baker):

SCS—Saunders Bldg., 1st and Main. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Eagle Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Roderick H. Scurlock.

Roseburg (Douglas):

FS—P. O. Bldg. Res. in forest prod, southwest

Oregon; (4) G. Lloyd Hayes.

P. O. Bid?. Umpqua Nat, Forest Hdqrs.;

(10) Vondis E. Miller.

Diamond Lake Ranger Dist.; (3) Gordon R.

Sanford.

St. Helens (Columbia):

SCS—Rutherford Bldg., 253 S. 1st St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Scappoose Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Leo D. Clark.

Salem (Marion):

AMS, FV—207 Agr. Bldg. Supervision of Fed.-

State insp, of fresh fruits and vegetables; (0) W,

L. Close.

530 Glen Creek Dr. Standardization and

insp. of processed fruits and vegetables and other

related prods.; (7) Leo M. Boire.

FHA—270 N. Cottage St. (1) Bartty W. McVeigh. (Serves Marion and Polk Cos.)

FS—Silver Lake Ranger Dist.: (1) Uriel L. Corbin.

SCS—Süver Lake School Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Fort Rock-Silver Lake Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) Duane C. Crane.

Silverton (Marion):

SCS—Free Bldg., 316 North Water St. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Silver Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Frank W. Gurgurich.

Sisters (Deschutes):

FS—Sisters Ranger Dist.; (4) Harold W. Gustafson.

Station Creek (Clackamas):

FS—Sta. Creek. Collawash Ranger Dist.- (1)

Leroy F. Bond,

Stayton (Marion):

SCS—First Nat. Bank Bldg., 3d and Ida Sts.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Santiam

Sou Conserv. Dist.; (5) Honoras H. Ralphs.

The Dalles (Wasco;:

ARS, ENT—The Dalles Expt. Farm. Insert

transmission of stone fruit viruses; (*1) M. W.

Nielson.

SCS—Room 213—Pacific Power and Light Bldg.,

119 East 2d St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance

to Northern Wasco Soil Conserv. Dist. (2)

Ronald B. Elmes.

Tillamook (Tillamook) :

SCS—U. S. p. O. Bldg., 208 East 4th Ave. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to North Tillamook

and South Tillamook Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Carl Schmadeke.

Tiller (Douglas):

FS—Cow Creek Ranger Dist.; (5) Billard M.

Lilligren,

South Umpqua Ranger Dist.; (7) John E.

Todd.

Ukiah (Umatilla);

FS—Ukiah Ranger Dist. (2) Fenton G. Whitney.

Union (Union):

FS—Union Ranger Dist.; (3) Harold A. Dahl.

Unity (Baker):

FS—Unity Ranger Dist.; (0) Henry D. Harryman.

Vale (Malheur) :

SCS—North Main St., Warm Springs Irrigation

Dist. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance

to Malheur Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Earl N.

Jones.

Waldport (Lincoln) :

FS—Waldport Ranger Dist.; (3) Howard G.

Hopkins.

Wallowa (Wallowa):

FS—Bear-Sleds Ranger Dist.; (1) Victor L.

Kreimeyer.

Warrenton (Clatsop):

SCS—Camp Clatsop. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Warrenton Dune Soil Conserv.

Dist. (0) Bryson R. Lausch.

Zigzag (Clackamas):

FS—Zigzag Ranger Dist.; (4) James P. Langdon.
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Allen town (Lehigh):

ARS, MI—19 Hamilton St. Meat insp.; Dr. W

H. Bassett.

PHA-P. 0. Bldg. (1) Frank Orendo. (Serves

Carbon, Lehigh, Monroe, Northampton, and

Pike Cos.)

SCS-2Û4 P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off. Tech,

assistance to Lehigh Co. Soi) Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Lawrence D. Haag.

Bedford (Bedford) :

FHA—Vemon Geisel Bldg. (1) J. Jacob Qlessner.

(Serves Bedford and Fulton Cos.)

ees—400 East Pitt St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance on Agri. Conserv. program in Bedford

Co.; (0) David C. Chase.

Bellefonte (Centre):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Claude H. Myers.

Bloomsbnrg (Columbia):

FHA—Co. Courthouse. (1) Max J. Rashkln.

(Serves Columbia and Montour Cos.)

ses-Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Columbia Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Warwick M.Tinsley Jr.

Brookville (Jefferson):

FS—Fetzer Bldg. Main St. Blister rust control;

(O)M.J. DeBerti.

SCS—399 Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Jefferson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Watson A. Lupher.

Butler (Butler) :

FHA-P. O. Bldg. (1) David E.Service. (Serves

Butler, Beaver, and Lawrence Cos.)

Carlisle (Cumberland):

FHA-P. 0. Bldg. (1) Jack D. Bilhardt. (Serves

Cumberland and Dauphin Cos.)

ses—36 South Pitt. St. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (1) James M. Wise.

62 East High St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Cumberland Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) LeRoy M. Pomraning.

Chambersburg (Frankiin) :

ses—Craft Press Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance tx) Franklin Soil Conserv Dist.; (1)

Henry E. Warner.

Clarion ( Clarion) :

ses—Co. Court House. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (1) Ralph W. Hunter.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Clarion

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Wendell H. Shoaff.

Clearfield (Cleariield):

FHA—106 North 2d St. (1) Mark N. Hanna.

(Serves Cameron, Clearfield, Elk, and Jefferson

Cos.)

ses—106 North 2d St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance on Agr. Conserv. program in Clearfield

and Elk Cos.; (0) Robert J. Meneely.

Corry (Erie) :

FHA-P. 0. Bldg. (1) Jacob W. Bartges.

Coudersport (Potter) :

ses—105 North Main St. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (1) Vernal C. Miles.

Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Potter

Co. SoU Conserv. Dist.; (0) Harold M. Benedict.

Ebensburg (Cambria):

FHA—Law Bldg. (2) Hubert A, Noel. (Serves

Cambria and Indiana Cos.)

ses—105 South Center St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Cambria Co, Sou Conserv.

Dist.-. (1) Samuel E. Ricketts.

Erie (Erie):

ARS MI—% Roessler Packing Co. of Erie, 641

East 15th St.; mail, P, O.Box4G6. Meat inspec;

(1) Dr. D. F. Enele.

8CS—2 W^est 2fith"St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Erie Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Joseph A. Krivak.

Franklin (Venango):

FHA—First Nat. Bank Bldg. (1) R. C. Morse.

(Serves Clarion, Forest, and Venango Cos.)

Gettysburg (Adams) :

FHA—146 York St. (2) Donald C. Miller.

(Serves Adams, Franklin, and York Cos.)

PENNSYLVANIA—Continued

Gettysburg (Adams)—Continued

SCS-M6 York St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Adams Co. Soil Conserv Dist.; (3)

Richard S. Long.

Greensburg (Westmoreland):

FHA-P. 0. Bldg. (l)S.Merril Watson. (Serves

Allegheny. Armstrong, and Westmoreland Cos.)

ses—Co. Court House Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Westmoreland Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) John R. Nehoda.

Hallstcad (Susquehanna) :

ARS MI—P.O. Box 88 (off. Swift & Co.). Meat

insp.; (0) Dr, C. J. Morgan.

Harrisburg (Dauphin) :

AMS AES—113 South Off. Bldg. State-Fed, crop

reporting service; (4-*6) D. 0. Boster.

AMS FV-131 S. Off. Bldg. Capitnl. Supervision oí Fed.-State insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables; (0) Eugene R. Pheil.

ARS, ADE—P. 0. Box 174 (off., 620 South Off,

Bldg., State Capitol). An. disease eradication

proj.; sanitary handling of import an. byprod.,

hay and straw: issuance or endorsement of certificates for export livestock; (11) Edward D.

Leiby.

ARS, ivn—% Swift and Co., 7th and North St.

Meat insp.; (6) Dr. Thomas C, Hinkle, Jr.

ASCe—928 North 3d St. Responsible for carrying

out agr. adj., price support and agr, conserv.

programs; (36) Christian E. Cassel, chairman.

FCIC-928 Nerth 3d St, Adm, of crop insur. program including sales and servicing of crop insur.

contracts and the adj. of losses in Pennsylvania,

New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New

Jersey, Maryland, Delaware and West Virginia;

(4) Willa B. Bergey.

FHA—229 Walnut St. State Dir.—Pennsylvania;

(9) Edward B. Angle (acting).

FS—Div. of Forest Protection, Dept. of Forests

and Waters, 409 Educational Bldg. Blister

rust control; (0) R. P. Fatzinger.

ses—203 Market St. State Off.—Adm. SCS program in the State; (17) Ivan McKeever.

2107 North 6th St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Dauphin Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Stephen V. Dawson.

Dauphin Bldg., 203 Market St. Woodland

Conserv.: tech. guidance in for. to State Conserv.

In an assigned group of States on the mgt., development, and continuing productivity of forested areas on farms and ranches; Arthur C.

Mclntyre.

PI. Materials Tech.; tech. guidance to State

Conserv. in an assigned group of States in developing an inventory of pi. material needs, coordinating a complete testing program, and locating a complete testing program, and locating

sources of supply and encouraring necessary

prod.; (1) Courtland B. Manifold.

Huntingdon (Huntingdon):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Joseph C.Myers. (Serves

Blair and Huntingdon Cos.)

se s—421 Penn St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance on Agr. Conserv. program in Huntingdon

Co.; (0) J. Norris Judy.

Indiana (Indiana):

ses—621 Philadelphia St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Indiana Co. Sou Conserv.

Dist.; (3) William S. Wetzell.

Kane (McKean):

FS—R. D. 2. Res. in forest prod., in Allegheny

Plateau; (0) Ashbel F, Hough.

Kingston (Luzerne):

FS—P. O. Bldg. Res. in forest prod., watershed mgt. in Delaware Basin; (3) Milford C.

Howard.

Lancaster (Lancaster):

ARS, ADE—Union Stock Yards. Public stockyards insp.; (1) Israel M. Saturen.

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) (Serves Chester, Lancaster, and Lebanon Cos.)

SCS—222 East Marion St. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Lancaster Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) W. Martin Muth.

Landisville (Lancaster):

ARS, FC—Southeastern Fid. Res. Lab., Box 308.

Cigar tobacco invest.; (1-*1) B. F. Coon.
156 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

PENNSYLVANIA—Continued

Lebanon (Lebanon):

CSC—902 Chestnut St. Work Unit Off—Tech.

assistance to Lebanon Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Pius L. Dillon.

Leesport (Berks) :

ses—Stoudt Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Berks Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

William D. Hannigan.

Lewisburg (Union):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Eermit Hurwitz. (Serves

Northumberland, Snyder, and Union Cos.)

Lewistown (MifBin):

ses—316 Valley St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance on agri. conserv. program in Miffiin

and Juniata Cos.; (0) Franklin S, Ackerman.

Lock Haven (Clinton) :

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Clinton Co, Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Ralph E. Matticks.

Mansfield (Tioga) :

ses—18 West Wellsboro St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance on Cory Creek Watershed protection proj.; (3) Lloyd A. Ireland.

Marienville (Forest):

FS—Southern Ranger Dist.; (4) A. C. Van Nort.

Manch Chunk (Carbon):

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Carbon Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Robert P. McCombs.

McConnellsburg (Fulton):

ses—Washabaugh Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Fulton Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Charles R. Kirk,

Meadville (Crawford):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Arnold L. Blakeslee.

ses-P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off,—Tech. assistance on the agr, conserv. program in Crawford

Co.; (0) Robert F. Thompson.

Mercer (Mercer) :

FHA-P. O. Bldg, (3) CecU G. Moyer.

ses—141 N, Diamond St. Work Unit Off,-

Tech. assistance on the agr. conserv. program In

Mercer Co.; (0) Richard H. Crowley.

Mifflintown (Juniata):

FHA—Park Plaza Hotel. (1) John H, Reitz.

(Serves Juniata Mifflin and Perry Cos.)

Montrose (Susquehanna) :

FHA—Colonial Hall, (1) I. J. Nealon, (Serves

Susquehanna and Wayne Cos.)

ees-25 Public Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Wyoming Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) J. Heilman Schooley.

Mount Pocono (Monroe) :

ARS, PPC—8 Fair View Ave. Gypsy-moth

control work John W, Regan,

New Bloomfield (Perry):

ses-Askin Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Perry Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Norvin L, Bowyer.

New Castle (Lawrence) :

ses-Co, Courthouse Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance on agr. conserv. program in

Lawrence and Beaver Cos,; (0) Robert A.

S turapp.

Norristown (Montgomery):

FHA-P. O. Bldg, (3) Chester P. Hoenstine.

(Serves Bucks, Delaware, Montgomery, and

Philadelphia Cos.)

Philadelphia (Philadelphia) :

AMS. DA—604-A Customhouse. Market news

service on dairy and poultry prod,; (3) R. S

Smith,

1612 Market St. Milk market order admin

(38) L. S. Iverson.

AMS, EAA. AS—U. S. Customhouse, Leased

wire service; (0) M. D. Weinstein.

AMS, FV—603 U. S. Customhouse. Standardiza

tion and inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables;

(3) Jl. H. vonOlahn.

604-F U. S. Customhouse. Market news

service on fruits and vegetables; (5) John P.

Capus.

601 U. S. Customhouse. Standardization and

Insp. of proce.ssed fruits and vegetables and other

related products; (19) John T. Stearns. I

PENNSYLVANIA—Continued

Philadelphia (Philadelphia)—Continued

AMS, GR—U. S. Customhouse. Adm. Grain

Standards Act; bean and pea insp.; commodity

insp.; (4) J. P. Stanfield.

AMS, LS—U. S. Customhouse 2d and Chestnut

Sts. Market news service; (2) K. B. Sherman,

meat grading service; (11) G, W. Ferguson,

AMS, PY—Room 802 Customhouse. Grading

poultry products; (20-*l) Lester Kilpatrick.

(2) Robert L. Ingram, Inspecting dressed poultry; (134) John R. Harney.

ARS, ADE—600 Customhouse 2d and Chestnut

Sts, Public stockyards insp.; (1) C. E. Mootz.

ARS, AIQ—600 Customhouse 2d and Chestnut

Sts. Insp. and quar. of import-export animalssanitary handling of irnport animal byproducts

hay and straw; (3) C. E. Mootz.

ARS, MI—600 Customhouse 2d and Chestnut

Sts. Meat Inspection; (80) Dr. C. E, Mootz.

ARS, PPC—601-A Customhouse. Enforcement

of Japanese beetle quar.; (1) Everett J. Ford.

ARS, PQ—601-A Customhouse. Plant quar.

enforcement; (6) Robert D. Kennedy.

Pittsburgh (Allegheny):

AMS, DA—503 Victory Bldg. Market news

service on dairy and poultry prod.; (2) C. J.

Teller.

AMS, FV-504 Victory Bldg. 9th St. and Liberty

Ave, Standardization and insp. of fresh fruits

and vegetables; (4) H. L. Fulmer.

501 Victory Bldg. 9th St. and Liberty Ave.

Market news service on fruits and vegetables;

(2) Lyle i'i, Gardner,

AMS, PY—1234 W, Carson St. Grading poultry

products; (0) George Green.

ARS, MI—318 Livestock Exch. Bldg. Herrs

Island. Meat inspection; (13) Dr. M. L. Tuttle.

ARS, PPC—205 Northside P. 0, Bldg. Enforcement of Japanese beetle quar.; (2) Clyde P.

Keeler.

ARS, PQ—Room 706 New Federal Bldg. Plant

quar. enforcement; (0) Siegfried Erickson.

ses-Northside P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Allegheny Co. Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (0) Francis T. Bowne,

Pittston (Luzerne):

ARS, PPC—Moosic Warehouse, Route 502,

Moosic-Daleville Hwy, Gypsy moth control

in Pennsylvania and New Jersey; (I-*) Walter

R. May.

Quarryville (Lancaster):

ses—State and Church Sts, Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Lancaster Co. Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (1) Richard Reese,

Reading (Berks) :

ARS, MI—% Armour & Co., 216-232 Pine St,

Meat inspection; (3) Dr. George E. Cohan.

FHA-P, O. Bldg. (1) George W. Rowe.

(Serves Berks and Schuylkill Cos.)

Scran ton (Lackawanna) :

ARS, MI—% Lackawanna Beef & Provision Co.,

1002 South Wyoming Ave. Meat inspection; (5)

Dr. J. R. Addison.

FHA—120 Washington Ave. (1) A. Rudolph

York. (Serves Lackawanna, Luzerne, and

Wyoming Cos.)

Sheffield (Warren):

FS—Northern Ranger Dist.; (4) L. E, Stotz.

Somerset (Somerset) :

FHA-P, 0, Bldg. (1) Chfford L, Whiting.

(Serves Somerset and Fayette Cos. Subofiice at

Uniontown in Fayette Co.)

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance on agr, conserv. program in Somerset

Co.; (0) Karl P. Catterall.

State College (Centre):

ARS, FC—USDA Regional Pasture Res. Lab.,

Pennsylvania State Coll. (coop, with 12 Northeastern States). Pastuie impr. invest, in Northeastern U. S.; (3-*3) Ralph J. Garber, director.

Chemical composition of grasses and legumes.

(1) Joseph T. Sullivan, Grass and legume fimdamental impr. invest.; (2) Howard L. Carnahan. Physiol. of grasses and legumes; (1) Vance

G. Sprague. Diseases of grasses and legumes;

(1) Joseph H. Graham. Pasture soil mgt. invest.; Cl) Robert R. Robinson.
PENNSYLVANIA—RHODE ISLAND 157

PENNSYLVANIA—Continued

State College (Centre)—Continued

ABS, PE—Dept. Agr. Ecou. and Rural Socio!.,

Pennsylvania State Univ. Ecsearch, stat. and

serv. work in econ. of agr. production, incl.

adjustments in prod, to prospective demands;

farm labor req. and productivity; costs and

returns; econ. problems relating to farm credit.

Investment, taxation, insurance, land and water

use, land values, and tenure; (1) Kenneth H.

Meyers.

ARS, PPC—209 Buckhout Lab., Penn. State Coll.

Barben^'' eradication for control oí black stem

rust; (5-*3) Mac A. Campbell.

ARS, SWC—U. S. Regional Pasture Res. Lab.

Soil and water mgt. invest.; (*4) R, R. Robinson.

PES—Pennsylvania State Univ. Directs the

State programs of Coop. Ext, work; H. R. Albrecht, director.

Stroudsburg (Monroe):

ses—615 Sarah St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Monroe Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

A, Norman Dietrick.

Sunbury (Northumberland):

ses—Co. Courthouse Anne.x. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Northumberland Co, Soil

Conserv, Dist.; (3) D. Joseph Sacco,

Swarthmore (Delaware):

ARS, APH—Swarthmore CoU. Fur animal re

search; (0-*3) Robert K. Enders.

Towanda (Bradford) :

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. fl) WiUiam E. Mohn (Acting). (Serves Bradford and Sullivan Cos.)

ses—209 Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance on agr. conserv. program in Bradford

Co.; (0) Paxton G. Wolfe.

Tunkhannock (Wyoming):

ses—Wyoming Nat, Bank Bldg. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (1) Donald T, Dinsmore.

County Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Wyoming Co. Soil Conserv, Dist.;

(4) Earl L. Lorah.

Union town (Fayette):

FHA—County Com-thouse, (0) Joseph Uhring.

(SuboflSce of CO. off. at Somerset in Somerset Co.)

ses—County Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance on agr. conserv. program in

Fayette and Greene Cos.; (0) Jay B. Weaver.

Upper Darby (Delaware):

ARS, PE—219 Center Bldg., 6816 Market St.

Research, stat. and serv. work in econ. of agr.

production, incl. adjustments in prod, to prospective demands; farm labor requirements and

productivity; costs and returns; econ. problems

relating to'farm credit, investment, taxation,

insurance, land and water use, land values, and

tenure; (0) William A, Green.

Area Equip. Comm., Area I—FS, 305 Center

Bldg. Aiding utilization of excess and disposal

of surplus supplies and equipment; (1) Ross L,

Stump, chairman,

rS—Center Bldg., 6816 Market St. Hdqrs.

Eastern Region (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, R.hode

Island, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,

Delaware, Marvland, West Virginia, Virginia,

Kentucky); (71) Charles L. Tebbe.

102 Motors Ave., Northeastern Forest Expt.

Sta. Res. in forest production, utilization, survey, économies; watershed management; protec.

tion from fire, insects, diseases; (43) Ralph W

Marquis,

ses—Center Bldg., 6816 Market St. River Basm

Invest.; Departmental repres, on Inter-Agency

River Basin Comm. for developing and coord,

plans and activ. of the Dept. of Agr. for an

mtegrated agr. program for the river basin area;

(6) Miles H. Cubbon.

Inf. Spec; tech. guidance and assistance to

State Conserv. in an assigned group of States in

conducting a program of inf, and educ. on soil

and water conserv. activ.; (2) Bernhard A. Roth,

Engin, and Watershed Planning Unit; tech,

guidMice in engin, and watershed planning

PENNSYLVANIA—Continued

Upper Darby (Delaware)—Continued

activ. including irrigation, drainage, design,

const., geol., hydrology, and econ. studies to

State Conserv. in an assigned group of States;

(24) Fred H. Larson.

Agron.; tech. guidance in agron. to State Conserv. in an assigned group of States for the econ.

and efficient establishment of all types of herbaceous vegetative growth in a complete soil and

water conserv. program; John P. Jones, acting.

Warren (Warren):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (2) Francis W. Artley, acting.

(Serves McKean and Warren Cos.)

FS—P. 0. Bldg. Allegheny Nat. Forest Hdqs.;

(15) R. J. Costley.

SC8—Co. Court House Annex, Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Warren Co. Sou Conserv,

Dist.; (1) Ralph G. Eckert.

Washington (Washington) :

FHA—67 West Cherry Ave. (1) John R. Bell,

acting. (Serves Greene and Washington Cos.)

ses—67 West. Cherry Ave, Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (1) Francis T. Bowne.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Washington Co. Soil Conserv. Dist,; (3) Wuliam M.

Fennell.

Wellsboro (Tioga):

FHA—P, 0. Bldg. (2) Louis W, Stevenson.

(Serves Potter and Tioga Cos.)

ses—10 Grafton St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Tioga Co. Sou Conserv, Dist.; (4)

Charles B. S. Slaton.

Wesf Chester (Chester):

ses—Co. Court House Annex. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (1) Howard W.

Busch.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assi.stance to Chester

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Nicholas Holowatch.

West Grove (Chester) :

ARS, PPC—(Elkview) RD Box 18. Enforcement of Japanese beetle quar,; Robert W.

Skillington.

Wilkes-Barre (Luzerne):

AM S, FV—Miners Bank Bldg., room 256. Standardization and insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables; (1) A. J. Diodato.

Williamsport (Lycoming):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) George A. Baker. (Serves

Clinton and Lycoming Cos.)

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance on agr. conserv. program in Lycoming Co.;

(0) Justus V. Bainn, Jr.

Wyndmoor (Montgomery):

ARS, EU—600 East Mermaid Lane. Util. res.

on agr. commodities; (389-*5) P. A. Wells.

LIB—600 East Mermaid Lane. Provides libr.

ser. to staff of Eastern Util. Res. Br.; (2)

Winifred G. Woodward.

York (York) :

ses—Co, Court House Annex. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to York Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Malvin L. Blish.

RHODE ISLAND

Greenville (Providence) :

ses—Putnam Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Northern Rhode Island Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Laurence P. Remington.

Kingston (Washington):

FES—Univ. of Rhode Island. Directs the State

programs of coop. ext. work. H. 0. Stuart,

director.

LIB—Univ. of Rhode Island Libr. Provides

libr. ser. to Dept. workers in Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New

Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and West Virginia; F. P. Allen.

Newport (Newport):

ses—272 Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Eastern Rhode Island Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Howard J. O'ConnelL
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RHODE ISLAND—Continued

Providence (Providence) :

AMP, FV—Room 602, Veterans Memorial Bldg.,

83 Park St. Supervision of Fed.-State insp. of

fresh fruits and vegetables; (0) Richard C. Carter.

ARS, AIQ—402 P. 0. Annex. Sanitary liandling

of import an. byprod. hay and straw; (0) S. J.

Bercer.

ARS, MI—402 P. O. Annex. Meat insp.: cooperatinR in examinations for the Navy; (16) Dr.

S. .7. Perger.

ASCC—71 Jaclîson St. Responsible for carrying

out apr. adj., price support and asr. conserv.

programs; (8) Fred L. Bascombe, chairman.

FHA—518 Fed. Bldg. (1) Charles C. Starr.

(Serves Providence, Bristol, Kent, Newport,

and Washington Cos. in Rhode Island; and

Bristol, Dukes, Nantucket, Barnstable, Plymouth, and Norfolk Cos. in Massachusetts.)

ses—P O. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of work

units; (2) Fairman S. Howard.

S torra, Connecticut:

SCS—Univ. of Connecticut. State Off.—Adm.

ses program in the States of Rhode Island and

Connecticut; (10) N. Paul Tedrow.

Wakefield (Washington) :

ses—201 P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Southern Rhode Island Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Robert E. Lee.

SOUTH CAROLINA

Abbeville (Abbeville) :

FHA —Co. Courthouse. (1) Marion P.

McMeekin.

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Abbeville Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) J. B. Wakefield.

Aiken (Aiken):

FHA—Co, Agr. Bldg. (1) Micah C. Jenkins, Jr.

FS—Bush House, Atomic Energy Comm. Savannah River proj.; (4) J. B. Hatcher,

ses—Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Aiken Soil Conserv. Dist.- (3) J. D.

Coleman.

AHendale (Atiéndale):

FHA—Snelling Bldg. (2) James K. Barnes.

SCS-Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to AHendale Soil Conserv Dist.' G. A.

Brodie.

Anderson (Anderson):

FHA—Co. Agr. Bldg, (4) Clarence J. Marett.

ses—Co. Agr. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units and Twelve Mile Creek watershed

proj.: (5) B. M. Latham.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Upper

Savannah Soil Conserv. Dist.: No. 1 J. T.

Brannon: No. 2 (1) E. A. Burgess.

Andrews (Georgetown):

FHA—Town Hall Bldg. (2) James E. Crnig.

Bamberg (Bamberß):

FHA—Knight Bldg. (2) St. Clair P. Guess.

SCS-Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Edisto Soil Conserv. Dist.: (1)

M. A. Phifer, Jr.

Barnwell (Barnwell):

FHA—Gross Bldg. (1) Clarence Gunnells.

ses-Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Barnwell Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) T. D.

Christopher.

Bennettsville (Marlboro):

FHA—Marlboro Co. Courthouse. (1) W. DesPortes Coleman.

ses—Tison-Miller Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Marlboro Soil Conserv. Dist. (1)

D.E. Alcorn.

Bishopville (Lee):

FHA—Andrews Bldg. (3) Samuel W, O'DeJl.

ses—4 Church St. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (7) T. R. Little.

6 Church St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Lee Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. (2) W. Q.

Patterson.

Blackville (Barnwell):

ARS, AE—Edisto Expr. Sta. Res. on equip, for

mechanizing cotton production: James A. Mullins.

SOUTH CAROLINA—Continued

Camden (Kershaw):

FHA—Agricultural Bldg. (2) Guy R. O'Kelly.

(Serves Kershaw and Lancaster Cos.)

ses-County Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Kershaw Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

V. T. Mullen.

Charleston (Charleston):

AMS, CN-12 N. Adgers Wharf St. Cotton

classification, certification of cotton on futures

contracts, cotton quality statistics, cotton

market news and cottonseed insp.; (3-5) Grady

M. Stephens.

ARS, AIQ—P. 0. Box 144, Charleston Heights.

Sanitary handling of import animal byproducts,

hay and straw; (0) T. R. Pierson.

ARS, ENT—Clemson Coll. Truck Exp. Sta.

(Box .3-187, St. Andrews Br.). Res. on wireworms and other insects affecting vegetables

and methods of applying insecticides; (3) W. J.

Reid, Jr.

ARS, HCR—U. S. Reg. Vegetable Breeding Lab.,

Box 3177, St. Andrews Br. P. 0. Basic studies

are conducted in the genetics, path., structure,

and physiology of vegetable crop plants for the

orderly development of varieties of high quality,

increased nutritive value and disease resistance,

and improved adaptation to the Southern States;

breeding sweet corn and cabbage for disease

resistance and adaptability to the South; breed

ing snap beans and peas for disease resistance

and adaptability to the South; breeding tomatoes

and watermelons for disease resistance and

adaptability to the South: (24) Sidney H.

Yarnell.

ARS, MI—P. O. Box 4144, Charleston Heights.

Cooperating in examinations for the Navy; (0)

T. R. Pierson.

ARS, PPC—V Halsey St. Sweetpotato weevil

control; (l-*2) S. P. Mikell.

ARS, PQ—Room 17, Customhouse. Plant quar.

enforcement: (1) Randolph W. Nicaise.

FS—Peoples Bldg. Research in forest production

in South Carolina coastal plain; (4) Thomas

Lotti.

ses—21 Co. Center Annex. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Charleston Soil Conserv.

Dist., (2) W. H. MikeU.

Chester (Chester):

FHA—136 Gadsden St. (1) WUliam E. Pugh.

ses—Co. Agr. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision o.

Work units; (7) J. B. Earle.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Chester

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) M. M. Crowder.

Chesterfield (Chesterfield) :

FHA-McManus Bldg. (2) John F. Alexander.

ses—Bank of Chesterfield Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Chesterfield Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) G. L. Harmon.

Clemson (Oconee):

AMS, CN—U. S. Cotton Lab., Sirrine Textile

Bldg., Clemson Agr. Coll. Cotton fiber and

spinning testing, cooperation with Clemson Coll.;

(17) John M. Cook.

ARS, AE—Agr. Eng. Dep., Clemson Agr. Coll.

Legume and forage seed harvesting res. (1-*1)

Joseph K. Park.

ARS, DH—Clemson Agr. Coll. Dairy cattle

breeeding res. to develop strains of dairy cattle

especially adapted to southern conditions; (0)

Graydon W. Brandt.

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Cotton

disease and physiol. invest.; (*2) George M.

Armstrong.

Clemson Coll, Textile School. Cotton quality

invest.; (3) Norma L. Pearson.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Soybean invest.; (*1) William R. Paden.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Sesame invest.; (*1) John A. Martin.

ARS, HC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. Coop, studies

on control of tree-fruit diseases, primarily

peaches; breeding and testing improved vegetable strains and varieties for superior adaptation; ( !) Donald H. Petersen.
SOUTH CAROLINA 159

SOUTH CAROLINA—Continued

Clemson (Oconee)—Continued

ARS, PE—A.çr. Expt. Stat., P. 0. Eox 387. Res.,

stat. and serv. work in econ. of agr. production,

incl. adjustraents in prod, to prospective demands; farm labor requirements and productivity, costs and returns; econ. problems relatinR

to farm credit, investment, taxation, insurance,

land and water use, land values, and tenure;

(0) Charles P. Butler.

ARS, SWC—Agr. Expt. Sta. Soil and water mgt.

invest.; (5) Ernest H. Stewart.

FES—Clemson Agr. Coll. Directs the State programs of Coop. Ext. work. D, W, Watkins,

director,

Columbia (Richland):

AMS, AES—1401 Hampton St. State-Federal

Crop Reporting Service; (C-*2) F. 0. Black.

AMS, CN—604 Main St. Cotton classification,

cotton quahty statistics, cotton market news

and cottonseed inspection; (6-27) John B. Grimball.

AMS, FV—Admin. Bldg. State Farmers Market.

Supervision of Federal-State insp. of fresh fruits

and vegetables; (0) Clark H. Lartgford.

ARS, ADE-411 Calhoun St. Animal disease

erad, proj.; sanitary haadling of import animal

byproducts, hay and straw; issuance or endorsement of certificates for export livestock; (14*j

Richard W. Carter.

A sec—Fed. Land Bank Bldg. Responsible for

carrying out agr. adj., price-support, and agr.

conserv. progi-ams; (39) Ben Boatwright, chairman.

FCIC—1401 Hampton St. Adra, of crop insurance

program including sales and servicing of crop

insurance contracts and the adjustment of losses

in South Carolina; (5) E. M. Derham.

FHA—1401 Hampton St. State Dir.—South Carolina; (17) Luther M. Belk, Jr.

Universal Bldg. (1) Homer B. Goff. (Richland Co.)

FS—1401 Hampton St. South Carolina Nat.

Forests Hdqrs.; (14) R. J. Riebold.

8CS—1401 Hampton St. State Oft'.—Adra. SCS

program in the State; (19) T. S. Buie.

1745 Sumter St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. as

sistance to Richland Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) J.

N. Broyles.

Conway (Horry):

FHA—Spivey Bldg. (1) Sam H. Bailey.

ses—Countv Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Ofl.—Tech.

assistance to Horry Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) 0,

S. Kirkpatrick.

Darlington (Darlington):

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (2) Frank P. Copeland, Jr.

SCS—County Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Darhngton Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) A. A. Langley.

Denmark (Bamberg):

SCS—Edisto Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (7) J. A. Jordan.

Dillon (Dillon) :

FHA—Agi-. Bldg. (2) Walker W. Utsey.

SCS—County Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to DiUon Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) J. 0.

Webster.

Edgefield (Edgefield) :

FHA—Sawyer Bldg. (1) Benjamin Freeman.

SCS—Coimty Courthou.se. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Savannah Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) H. H. Odell.

Florence (Florence):

ARS, ENT—Pee Dee Substa. of S. C. Agr. Expt.

Sta., P. 0. Box 271. Invest, on the biology and

control of insects and spider mites affecting cotton; (4, 2-10 seasonal employees) Robert L.

Walker.

Res. on insects affecting flue-cured tobacco in

the field; (2-*l) Norman Allen.

ARS, FC—Pee Dee Expt. Sta. (coop.). Cotton

impr. invest.; (2-*2) William H. Jenkins. Fluecured tobacco invest.; (5-*l) James F. Bullock.

ARS, PPC—Pee Dee Substa. of South Carolina

Agr. Expt. Sta. White-fringed beetle control;

(10-*1) J. C. Haley.

FHA-Agr. Bldg. (2).

SOUTH CAROLINA—Continued

Florence (Florence)—Continued

SCS—Co. Agr. Bldg. Area Off.-Supervision of

work units; (5) J, B. Wood.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Florence

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) A. H. Cole.

GafTney (Cherokee):

FIIA—Agr. Bldg. (1) Ralph N. Moore.

SCS-Co. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. a.'îsistance to Cherokee Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) S. A,

Wolfe.

Georgetown (Georgetown):

SCS—Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Georgetown Soil Conserv. Dist.;

G. E. Smith, Jr.

Greenville (Greenville):

FH.\—P. O. Bldg. (2) Eugene R. Stewart.

SCS—B-5 Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Greenville Go. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) H. Granade.

Greenwood (Greenwood):

rH.\—Fed. Bldg. (1) Dan H. Gambrell.

(Serves Greenwood and McCormick Cos.)

FS—P. 0. Long Cane Ranger Dist.; (7) C. E.

Anderson.

SCS—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Greenwood Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Johnson Craig.

Hampton (Hampton):

FHA—Hampton Co. Off. Bldg. (1) Harold Q.

Foster.

SCS—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Hampton Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

R. Q. Rousey.

Kingstree (Williamsburg):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (5) Edward D. Player.

SCS—Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Williamsburg Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) J. E. Driskell.

Lancaster (Lancaster) :

SCS—Old Co. Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Lancaster Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) J. K. Nisbet.

Laurens (Laurens):

FHA—1121.^ West Main St. (2) Henry Mitchell.

SCS—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Laurens Co. Soil Con.serv. Dist.;

(2) J. B. O'Dell.

Lexington (Lexington):

FHA—Co. Courthouse. (1) Lawrence J. Hook.

SCS—New Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Lexington Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) H. P. Fulmer.

Manning (Clarendon):

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (4) Irvin S. Butler.

SCS-Co. Mkt. Bur. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistiince to Clarendon Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (!) J. M. Dukes, Jr.

Marion (Marion):

SCS—West Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Marion Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) W.

C. Carter.

McClellanville (Charleston) :

FS—Wambaw Ranger Dist.; (7) C. W Comfort.

McCormick (McCormick):

SCS-Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to McCormick Soil Conserv. Di.st.;

B. W. Crouch.

Moncks Corner (Berkeley) :

FHA—Co. Off. Bldg. (2) Samuel C. Turbeville.

(Serves Berkeley and Charleston Cos.)

FS—Santee Ranger Dist.; (8) J. W. Wood.

Witherbee Ranger Dist.; (3) R. F. Irwin,

ses—Jones Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Berkeley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

J. S. Livingston.

Mullins (Marion) :

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (2) George W. Dudley.

Newberry (Newberry):

FHA-Agr. Bldg. (1) Williams H. Carter.

FS—Co. Bldg, Enoree Ranger Dist.; (5) J. B.

Cartwright. ^^ _ ,

SCS-Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Umt Off.—Tech.

assistance to Newberry Soil Conserv. Dist.;

No. 1, (1) E, E. Epting; No. 2, T. B. Amis.
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SOUTH CAROLINA—Continued

Orangeburg (Orangeburg):

ARS, MI—P O. Box 252. (Off., Kingan, Inc.,

Whalev St. Ext.). Meat msp.; (2) Dr. A. R.

Griffith.

FHA—Co. Off. Bldg, (5) James K. Hope, Jr.

SCS-Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Orangeburg Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) R. H. Holley.

Pickens (rickens) :

FIIA—Bowen Agr. Bldg. (1) Otis A. O'Dell,

SCS—Bowen Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Pickens Soil Conserv. Dist. and

Twelve Mile Creek watershed proj.; (6) F. G,

Lindsey.

Eidgeland (Jasper):

FIIA—Main and Green Sts. (1) William K".

McLean. (Serves Jasper and Beaufort Cos.)

SCS—Agr. Bldg, Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Jasper Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) R. ^^\

Sanders.

Rock Hill (York):

SCS—115-119 Hampton St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Catawba Spil Conserv.

Dist.; No. 1. (1) T. H. Stewart; No. 2, M. B.

Brissie.

St. George (Dorchester) :

SCS—George St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assi.stance to Lower Edisto Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) R. W. Bridge.

Saint-Matthews (Calhoun):

FHA—South Carolina Nat'l Bank Bldg. (1)

Capers B. Bull.

BCS—Gressett Bldg, Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Calhoun Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) J. L. Wilson.

Saluda (Saluda) :

FHA—Co. Courthouse. (1) James S. Corley.

SCS—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Lower Saluda Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(1) G. H. Epting.

Spartanburg (Spartanburg) :

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (2) Clarence W. Rainey.

8CS—Paul Black Bldg., 229 St. John St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Spartanburg

Soil Conserv. Dist, No. 1, (1) W. R. Gulp;

No. 2, (2) T. D. Alldredge.

Schuyler Off. Bldg., S. Church St. Agron.

Spec; tech. guidance in agron. to State Conserv.

in an assigned group of States for the econ. and

efficient establishment of all types of herbaceous

vegetative growth in a complete soil and water

conserv. program; Theodore C. Maurer.

Schuyler Off. Bldg., S, Church St. Engin,

and Watershed Planning Unit; tech. guidance

in engin, and watershed planning activ. including irrigation, drainage, design, const., geol.,

hydrology, and econ. studies to State Conserv.

in an assigned group of States; (26) Thomas B.

Chambers.

Schuyler Off. Bldg., S. Church St. Cartographic Unit; complete cartographic serv. for

oper. including geodetic and control surv., manuscript maps, reproductions and engin, drafting

for an assigned group of States; (71) Charles W

Koecbley,

Water Rights Specialist; John A. Johnson.

Inf, Spec; tech. guidance and assistance to

State Conserv. in an assigned proup of States in

conducting a program of inf. and educ on soil

and water conserv. activ.; (2) Barrington King.

Sumter (Sum ter):

FIIA—Agr. Bldg. (5) James A. Reame-s,

SCS-Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech

assistance to Surater Co. Soil Conserv. Dist •

(1) W- B. Abbott.

Union (Union):

FHA-Krass Bldg. (1) Hugh Jeter.

FS—Piedmont Res. Center. Res. in forest prod,

and watershed mgt. in Piedmont pine and

hardwoods; (4) Louis J. Metz.

ßCS—Krass Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Union Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.: (1) J. P.

Bailes.

SOUTH CAROLINA—Continued

Walhalla (Oconee) :

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (1) Herschel A. Barnett,

FS—Gen. Pickens Ranger Dist.; (3) L. P, Schaap.

SCS-Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Oconee Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

G. W. Boozer Jr.

Walterboro (Colleton);

FHA—Jeffries Bldg. (2) Cotesworth P. Fish

burne. (Serves Colleton and Dorchester Cos.)

SCS—Corner Hampton St, and Lucas Ave. Area

Off.—Supervision of work units; (9) C. M.

Ellerbe.

Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Lower Edisto Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(2) R. L, Bishop.

Winnsboro (Fairfield) :

FHA—Co. Courthouse. (1) James D. Lvles.

SCS—114 Washington St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Fairfield Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) G. B. Hagood Jr.

York (York):

FHA—Bank of York Bldg. (1) Marion D.

Lever, Jr.

SOUTH DAKOTA

Aberdeen (Brown):

FHA—J. J. Newberry Bldg. (2) Robert C.

Swartout.

SCS—124 S. Main St, W^ork Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to South Brown Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(2) Ray R. Huxtable.

Ältester (Union) :

SCS—Harry M. Lee Bldg. Work Unit Sub-off.—

Tech, assistance to Union Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; and Scott Creek watershed protection

proj.; (2) Frank E. Hanson.

Alexandria (Hanson):

FHA—Briggs Bldg. (1) Alphonso L. Mayhew.

(Serves Hanson and McCook Cos.)

SCS—Briggs Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Hanson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Boyd B. Meyer.

Belle Fourche (Butte):

FHA—Courthouse Annex. (1) Reuben F.

Mauser, (Serves Butte and Lawrence Cos,)

SCS—County Courthouse, Work Unit Off.-

Tech, assistance to Butte Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) G. Harland Means.

Bison (Perkins):

FHA—Homme Bldg. (3) Charles R. Kennedy.

(Serves Perkins and Harding Cos.)

Britlon (Marshall):

FHA—Davis Bldg. (1) Levi S. Sedgwick.

SCS—Dakin's Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Marshall Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Dean R. Purrington.

Brookings (Brookings):

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Soybean invest.; (*1) Clifford J. Franzke.

ARS, PE—Dept. Agr. Econ, Agr. Expt. Sta.

Research, stat, and serv. work in econ, of agr.

production, incl. adjustments in production to

prospective demands; farm labor requirements

and productivity; costs and returns; econ.

problems relating to farm credit, investment,

taxation, insurance, land and water use, land

values, and tenure; (0) Rex D, Helfenstine.

ARS, SWC—Agr, Expt. Sta. Soil and water

mgt. invest.; (*3) Lawrence O, Fine.

FES-South Dakota State Coll, of Agr. and

Mech. Arts Coll. Sta. Directs the State

programs of Coop, Ext. work. George I.

Gilbertson, director.

FHA-Hart Bros. Bldg. (1) Daniel C. Stokesbury.

SCS-415 .5th Ave. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Brookings Co, Soil Con.serv. Dist.;

(3) Eldor P. Mueller,

Agr. Hall State Coll, State Soil ScientistTech, supervision of soils survey in the State;

(1) Glenn A. Avery.

Buffalo (Harding):

SCS—French Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Harding Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Melvin J. Akin.
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SOUTH DAKOTA—Confinued

Burke (Gregory):

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Oiï.—Tech,

assistance to Gregory Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Jesse A, Roberts acting.

Camp Crook (Harding) :

FS—Sioux Ranger Dist.; (3) Chester L. Hagedorn.

Canton (Lincoln):

ses—Co. Courthouse Annex. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Lincoln Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Lloyd M. Haisch.

Chamberlain (Brule):

THA-Mark Scott Bldg. (1) Hugh J. Myers.

(Serves Bmle Buffalo and Lyman Cos.)

ses—203 N. Main. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Brule-Bufi'alo Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Lawrence J. Kehrwald.

P. 0. Bldg. Soil Scientists—Provides soils

Information to Soil Conserv. Dists.; (2) Richard

C. Swanson,

Clark (Clark) :

PHA-City Hall. (1) Giles I. Culey.

ses—City Hall. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Clark Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Cleo

A. Treadwell.

Clear Lake (Deuel) :

PHA—Deuel Co. Nat. Bank Bldg. (2) Leland

E.M.Nelson. (Suboffice of Co. off. at Milbank

in Grant Co.)

ses—Deuel Co. Nat. Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Deuel Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Ployd A. Delmage.

Custer (Custer):

PHA—P. 0. (2) Stephen M, Crawford. (Serves

Custer and Fall River Cos.)

PS-Forest Serv. Off. Bldg. Black Hills Nat.

Forest HdQrs.; (11) Jack C. Kern.

SeS-P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Custer Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

William C. Krueger.

Deadwood (Lawrence):

PS—Limestone Ranger Dist.; (3) Bruce A. Murdock.

Nemo Ranger Dist.; (5) Melvin E. Loveridge.

Spearfish Ranger Dist.; (5) Leslie E. Hendry.

De Smet (Kingsbury) :

PHA—De Smet Development Assn. Bldg. (1)

Wayne E. Hougland. (Serves Kingsbury and

Miner Cos.)

SCS—De Smet Impr. Assoc. Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Kingsbury Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Karl P. Ziegler.

Doland (Spink) :

SCS—John Deere Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Carpenter Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Lynell A. Gunderson.

Dupree (Ziebach) :

PHA—Courthouse. (1) Leonard M. Kula.

(Serves Ziebach and Dewey Cos.)

8CS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Ziebach Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) John E. Powell.

Elk Point (Union):

ses-Cottage Cafe Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Union Co. Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (1) Glenn T. Hicks.

Faith (Meade):

ses—Soil Conserv. Dist. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Tri-County Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Verdette R. Thomas.

Faulkton (Faulk):

PHA-Courthouse. (3) LesUe R. Wilcox.

Flandreau (Moody):

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Moody Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Victor A. Penner.

Fort Pierre (Stanley) :

ses-Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Stanley Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

Marcus W. Wulff acting.

Gettysburg (Potter) :

FHA—Tillotson Bldg. (1) Albert L. Sindelar.

(Serves Potter and Sully Cos.)

ses-Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Potter Co. Soil Coflserv. Dist.; ! William Harkin acting.

SOUTH DAKOTA—Continued

Hayli (Hanilin):

ses—Co. Court House. Work Urut Off.-Tech.

assistance to Hanilin Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Alfred E. Briggs.

Heel a (Brown):

SCS-Gamhle Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

Off.—assistance to Brown-Marshall Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Donald J. Minehart.

Highmore (Hyde) :

ses—Security State Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Hyde Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Donald W. Manley.

Hot Springs (Fall River) :

ses-P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Pall River Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) S. Ellsworth Wikle.

Chllds Center Bldg. Proj. Off.—Development

of Angostura-Case-Wheeler irrig, proj.; (16)

George Schmid.

Howard (Miner):

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Miner Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Leslie B.Thomsen.

Hurley (Turner):

ses—Soil Conserv. Dist. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Turner Co, Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Harry A. Mateer.

Huron (Beadle):

ARS, MI—c/o Armour and Co. Meat Insp.;

(6) Dr. J. R. Collier.

ASeC—56 3d St., SE. Responsihle for carrying

out agr. adj., price support and agr. conserv.

programs; (49) John A. Johnson, oliairman.

PCIe—56 3d St., SE. Adra, of crop insur.

program including sales and servicing of crop

insur. contracts and the adj. of losses in South

Dakota; (8) Harry R. Christensen.

PHA—.56 3d St., SE. State Dir.—South Dakota;

(12) JoeE. Demmers.

P. O. (1) Fred J. Tobin.

SCS-56 3d St., SE. State Off.-Adm. SCS

program in State; (18) Ross D. Davies.

P. O. Éldg. Area Off.—Supervision of work

units; (5) A. Forrest Sorensen.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Beadle

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Bjorn Davidson.

Ipswich (Edmunds):

PHA-Courthouse. (2) Chester A. Groseclose.

Kadoka (Jackson) :

ses—Carlisle Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Jackson-Washabaugh Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) E. Malcolm Strom.

Kennebec (Lyman) :

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to American Creek Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Robert M. Myers.

Lake Andes (Charles Mix):

FHA—Christ Balaska Bldg. (2) Karl J. Connell.

(Serves Charles Mix, Bon Homme, Douglas,

and Hutchinson Cos.).

SeS^tOO Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Academy-Charles Mix Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) James P. Hughes.

Lemmon (Perkins) :

PS—Land Utü. Unit; (1) Clarence A. Dyson.

Leola (McPherson) :

FHA—Courthouse. (2) Etna L. Hague,

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to McPherson Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Charles W. McDaniel.

Madison (Lake):

AMS, PY—Room 53, P. O. Bldg. Grading

poultry prod.; (5) Cecil Hall.

FHA—Dirksen Bros. Bldg. (1) Fred A. Procknow. (Serves Lake and Moody Cos.).

SCS—J. C. Penney Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Lake Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Maurice N. Nold.

Martin (Bennett)

ses—Stotts Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Bennett Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Albert W. Hamelstrom. Tech. assistance

to Shannon Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Keith

L. Harner.
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SOUTH DAKOTA—Continued

Mclntosh (Corson): , _ -^r-.^,^ :i^

FHA-Courthouse. (2) Frank T>. Mittelstaedt.

ses—Co. Court. House. Work Unit Olí.—Tech.

assistance to West Corson Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(\) Gilbert O. Bierwagen.

McLaughlin (Corson):

ses—Corner Bank BldR. W^ork Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to East Corson Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) J. Eiden Wrenn.

Milbank (Grant): ,. .r, , ,

THA-Nelson Bldg. (1) Leonard M. Brakke.

(Serves Grant and Deuel Cos. Suboff. at Clear

Lake in Deuel Co.)

SOS-115 South Main. Work Unit Ofl.—Tech.

assistance to Grant Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Calvin D. Oamek.

Miller (Hand) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Philip T. Hall. (Serves

Hand and Hyde Cos.)

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Hand Co. Soil Conserv. Disc; (4)

Dan E. Cass.

Mission (Todd):

ses—Todd Co. Public BldR. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Todd Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Thomas H. Pozarnsky.

Mitchell (Davison):

FHA—P. O. (2) Alfred M. Wehde. (Serves

Davison and Sanborn Cos.)

ses—Co. Court House. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (4) Paul C. Underwood.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Davison

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Charles K. Dahlgren.

Mobridge (Walworth):

ses—2031/^ Main St. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (."i) William Harkin.

Mound City (Campbell):

ses—Olaf Noste Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Campbell Co, Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Norval N. Bosengren.

Newell (Butte):

ARS, SWC—Newell Irrig, and Dry Land Fid.

Sta. Soil and water mgt. invest.; (8-*2) Harry

E. Weakly.

Pactóla (Pennington) :

FS—Pactóla Ranger Dist.: (4) Otis S. Clifton.

Philip (Haakon) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Bertel W\ Bertelson.

(Serves Haakon, Jackson, and Washabaugh

Cos.)

ßCS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Haakon Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Frank J. Kocsr.

Pierre (Hughes):

ARS, ADE—312 U. S. P. O. and Court House.

An. disease eradication proj.; public stockyards

insp.; sanitary handling of import an. byprod.,

hay and straw; issuance or endorsement of certificates for export livestock; (18) Martin M.

Davis.

ARS, PPC—207 ^y. Dakota Ave. Grasshopper

and Mormon cricket control in South Dakota

and North Dakota; (3-*l) R. M. Thompson.

FHA—Courthouse. (1) W'arren J. Knipfer.

(Serves Hughes, Jones, and Stanley Cos.)

6CS—P. 0. Bldg. Area Off.-Supervision of

work units: (5) Marcus W. Wulff.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Hughes

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Dwaine C. Smith.

Plaukington (Aurora):

FHA—An June Theater Annex. (1) Gilbert L.

Peterson. (Serves Aurora and Jerauld Cos.)

ses—An June Theater Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Aurora Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Monty E. Montagne.

Rapid City (Pennington)

ARS, MI—care Black Hills Packing Co., Oshkosh

and Chicago Sts., mail, P. 0. Box 1711. Meat

insp.; (1) Dr. C. A. Towne.

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Arthur W. Tvler.

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (fi) John T. Loucks.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Pennington Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Louis A. Eberlein,

SOUTH DAKOTA—ConHnued

Redfield (Spink):

FHA—Courthouse. (2) Donald 0. Bunkers,

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Spink Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

George H. Coulter.

Rochford (Pennington):

FS—Rochford Ranger Dist.; (4) Donald E. Price.

Salem (McCook):

ses—Co. Court Hou.se. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to McCook Co. Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(2) Leonard M. Otterby.

Selby (Walworth):

FIIA—Courthouse. (1) Maurice L. McLinn.

(Serves Walworth and Campbell Cos.)

Sioux Falls (Minnehaha):

A MS, A ES—Leaders Bldg,, 219 West 8th St.

State-Fed. crop reporting serv.; (5-*4) C. D.

Palmer.

AMS, DA—423H South Phillips Ave. Mük

mkt. order adm.; (2) W. McPherren.

AMS, LS—Livestock Exch. Bldg. Mkt. news

serv.; (1) D. Lorenson.

ARS, MI—% John Morrell and Co., foot of

North Weber Ave, Meat insp.; (34) Dr. J. B.

Sigrist.

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Charles L. Egan. (Serves

Minnehaha, Lincoln, and Turner Cos.)

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Area Off.-Supervision of work

units and pilot watershed proj.; (5) Raymond II.

Ellis.

405 North Main. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Minnehaha Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Palmer G. Skalland.

Sisseton (Roberts) :

FHA-Hagen Bros. Bldg. (1) Boyd Jones,

ses—5H East Maple. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Roberts Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Dennis M. Sullivan.

Spearösh (Lawrence):

ses-P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lawrence Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) IMarion

K. Craig.

Sturgia (Meade) :

FHA—Milek Bldg. (1) Vernon A. Merritt.

ses—1000 Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Elk Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

J. Arthur Martin.

Sundance (Crook):

FS—Bearlodge Ranger Dist.; (4) Eberett A.

Shipek.

Timber Lake (Dewey) :

ses—Co. Court House. W^ork Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Dewey Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Reuben Hoffman.

Tyndall (Bon Homme):

SCS—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Emmanuel Choteau Creek Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) John W. Decker. Tech. assistance to

Scotland Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Arnold W.

Reich.

Vermillion (Clay):

ses-3}^ West Main. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Clay Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

LeRoy A. Shearer.

P. 0. Bldg. Conserv. Engin.—Serves Union

and Clay Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Carl C.

Weisz.

Wall (Pennington):

ses—Main St. (next to P. 0. Bldg.). Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Eastern Pennington

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Hugh X. Hiller.

Watertown (Codington):

ARS, MI—P. O. Box 478 (off.. Swift and Co.).

Meat insp.; (6) Dr. R. A. Telford.

FHA—P. O. (3) Mike P. Schmidt. (Serves

Codington and Hamlin Cos.)

ses—Co. Court House. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (5) J. Dwight Morrow.

P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance

to Codington Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Reuben A.

Wicks.

Webster (Day) :

FH.V—Card Bldg. (1) Elwood E. Harder.

SCS-60G Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Day Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Clement V. Kehx-wald.
SOUTH DAKOTA—TENNESSEE 163

SOUTH DAKOTA—Continued

Wessington Springs (Jerauld):

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Jerauld Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Bert Kidman.

White River (Mellette):

FHA—Odd Fellows Lodge Bldg. (1) Robert S.

Caple. (Ser^•es Mellette, Bennett, Shannon,

and Todd Cos.)

BCS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Oil.—Tech.

assistance to Mellette Co, Soil Conserv. Dist.;

Marcus W. Wulfl, acting.

Winner (Tripp) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) John N. Schooler.

(Serves Tripp and Gregory Cos.)

ses—Co. Court House. Work Unit OfT.—Tech.

assistance to Cloarfield-Keyapaha Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Irving H. Moore.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Hamill

SoU Conserv. Dist.; (1) Lamitz E. Pedersen.

Woonsocket fSanborn):

ses—Soil Conserv. Dist. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Sanborn Sou Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Lloyd P. Duerre.

Yank ton (Yankton):

FHA—First Dakota Nat. Bank Bldg. (1) Frank

M. Brady. (Serves Yankton, Clay, and Union

Cos.)

ses-2153.^ Walnut St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Yankton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) LuVern H. Rusch.

P. 0. Bldg. Engin. Off.—Sexves Yankton

end Clay Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) William

F. Schwiesow.

TENNESSEE

Alamo (Crockett):

ses—Court House Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Crockett Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Clyde L. Nelson.

Ashland City (Cheatham):

ses—New County Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Cheatham Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Stanley A, Yusk.

Athens (McMinn) :

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Qmncy N. Styke, Jr.

(Serves McMinn and Meigs Cos.)

Bolivar (Hardeman):

FHA—107 S. Main St. (1) Gordon E. Reid.

ses-Community House Bldg., W. Market St.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Hardeman

Sou Conserv. Dist.; (1) William L. Shelby.

Bristol (Sullivan):

ses—212 Snyder Professional Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Sullivan Soil Conserv.

Dist.; Clarence H. Jent, Jr.

Brownsville (Haywood):

FHA—Bomer-Dupree Bldg. (2) Stanley H. Rice,

ses-Co, Court House Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Haywood Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) James B. McAdams.

Byrdstown (Pickett):

ses—HoUis-Parrott Bldg., Main St. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Pickett Soil Conserv.

Dist.; William G. Reagan.

Carthage (Smith):

FHA—Sloan-Sanderson Bldg. (1) Phillip G.

Horsley. (Serves Smith and Wilson Cos.)

BCS—Sandeison and Sloan Bldg., Main St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Smith Soil Conserv. Dist. Robert L. Dudney.

Celina (Clay) :

FHA—Overstreet and Mayfield Bldg. (1) Hugh

M, Kvle. (Serves Clay and Pickett Cos.)

ses—Ma\'field and Overstreet Bldg., 209 Main

St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Clay

Soil Conserv. Dist.; Marion B. Simpson,

Centerville (Hickman):

ses—Burchard Bldg., 407 Public Square. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Hickman Soil

Conserv. Dist.; Dewey P. Simpson,

Chattanooga (Hamilton):

ARS, MI—c/o J. H. Allison and Co., Middle St.

Meatinsp.; (2) Dr. H. H. Shearer.

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Alton W. Allen. (Serves

Hamilton and Bhea Cos.)

TENNESSEE—Continued

Chattanooga (Hamilton)—Continued

ses—62 p. O. and Court House Bldg., Georgia

Ave. and 10th St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Hamilton Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Clayton Edens.

Clurksville (Montgomery):

AMS, TB—Farmers Warehouse Bldg., 401 Co7nmerce St. Enforcement of Tobacco Insp. Act

involving the insp, and certification of tobacco

sold on auction mkts. and tech. assistance to

producers in the preparation of tobacco for mkt.:

(32) Blakely H. Mizell.

ARS, ENT—642 Greenwood Ave. (Box 126).

Research on insects affecting hurley and darkfired cured tobacco in the field; L. B. Scott.

Clarksville (Montgomery) :

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Raymond Harder.

ses—Riggers Bldg., 136 S. 2d St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Montgomery Sofl

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Lester Solomon.

Cleveland (Bradley):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Walter D. Clift. (Serves

Bradley and Polk Cos.)

FS—Broad St. Cherokee Nat. Forest Hdqrs.:

(10) W.R. Paddock.

ses—Room 7, Fike Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (11) Charles M. Henninger.

H. B. Moore Bldg., 140NE. 1st St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Bradley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Levi J. Cooper.

Collierville (Shelbv) : ;

ses-2d floor. Masonic Lodge Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. a-ssistance to Wolf River watershed

project; (1) Elmer E. Jones.

Columbia (Maury):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1). (Serves Maury, Hickman, and Lewis Cos.)

ses—5 P. 0. Bldg., S. Garden St. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (12) Dwight K.

Springer.

308 W. 8th St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. nssistance to Maury Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) M. M.

Anderson.

Cookeville (Putnam):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Archibald B. Peters.

(Serves Putnam, Overton, and White Cos.)

ses—337 Fed. Bldg., Broad St. Area Off.—Super-

\ision of work units; (13) Charles L. Lehning,

Jr.

Co. Bldg., 441 E, Broad St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Putnam SoU Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Leonard W. Davis.

Covington (Tipton):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) David E. Speight.

(Serves Tipton and Shelby Cos. Suboffice at

Memphis in Shelby Co.)

ses—Co. Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Tipton Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Billy M.Johnson,

Crossville (Cumberland):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Thomas L. Cunningham.

(Serves Cumberland, Bledsoe, and Fentress

Cos.)

ses—Co. Off. Bldg., 104 Main St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to ACP program m Cumberland and Roan Cos.; John F. Scarbrough, Jr.

Dayton (Rhea):

ses—Co. Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Rhea Soil Conserv. Dist.;

Oscar P. Russell.

Decatur (Meigs) :

ses—Meigs Theatre Bldg., Public Square. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Meigs Soil Conserv. Dist.; Fred L. Williams.

Decatur ille (Decatur):

ses—Co. Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Decatur Soil Conserv. Dist.

(1) Earl R. West.

Dickson (Dickson):

FHA—Farra Bureau Bldg. (1) William T. Miles.

(Serves Dickson and Cheatham Cos.)

ses—Farm Bureau Bldg., RaUroad St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Dickson Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Lloyd W. Keyt.
164 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

TENNESSEE—Continued

Dover (Stewart): , „, ,

ses—Peoples Bank & Trust Co. Bldg, Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Stewart Soil Conserv. Dist.; Artice K. Booher.

Dresden (Weakley): , , „ . ^„

SCB—Co. Courthouse Bldg, Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Weakley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) James S. Corbitt.

Dunlap (Sequatchie):

ses—Community Bldg., Cherry St. and Rankin

Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to

Serjuatchie SoU Conserv. Dist.; Wüliam J.

Senls.

Dyersburg (Dyer):

FH A—414 Masonic St. (1) William R. Mclntosh.

(Serves Dyer and Lauderdale Cos.)

ses-Co. ACT. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Dyer Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Daltnn R. Rushing.

Elizabethton (Carter):

rs—P. O. Bldg. Watauga Ranger District.: (4)

W. R. Anderson.

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to ACP program in Carter and Johnson

Cos.: James H. Livingston.

Erin (Houston):

ses—Averitt Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Houston Soil Conserv. Dist.:

Benjamin Q. Harrison.

Etowah (McMinn):

rs—Utilities Bldg., Cth St. Hlwassee Ranger

Dist.: (2) A. N. Quam.

Fayetteville (Lincoln):

FHA—Peoples Bldg. (1)

SCS-Holman Bldg., E. Market St. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Lincoln Soil Conserv.

Dist.: (2) Claude D. Crowley.

Franklin (Williamson):

ses—Wagner Bldg., Main St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Williamson Soil Conserv.

Dist.: (2) Douglas W. Moyers.

Gainesboro (Jackson):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Lawrence Q. Massa.

(Serves Jackson and Macon Cos.)

8CS—Memorial Bldg., Hwy. 53. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Jackson Soil Conserv.

Dist.; Vernon C. Berry.

Gallatin (Sumner):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Holmes P. Paschall.

(Serves Sumner and Trousdale Cos.)

ecs—307 Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Sumner Soil Conserv. Dist ;

(2) Glen W, Harrison,

Greeneville (Greene):

AMS, TB—1211-é N. Main St. Enforcement of

Tobacco Insp. Act involving the insp. and

certification of tobacco sold on auction markets;

technical assistance to producers in the preparation of tobacco for market; and conduct of TB

Market News; (20) Roy W. McKinney.

ARS, FC—Tobacco Expt. Sta., Route 5 (coop.).

Burley tobacco invest.; (4-*l) J. Hugh Felts.

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Burnice D. Waggoner.

(Serves Greene, Cocke, and Hamblen Cos.)

FS—P. 0. Bldg. Unaka Ranger Dist.; (6) J. E.

Davis.

ses—2 Co. Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to ACP program in Greene Co.;

Clarence M. Richards.

Hartsville (Trousdale):

ses—207 Lipscomb Bldg., Public Square. Work

Unit; Off.-Tech. assistance to Trousdale Soil

Conserv. Dist,; Fred W. Beene.

Henderson (Chester):

SeS-Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Chester Soil Conserv. Dist. (i)

William J. Boswell.

Hohenwald (Lewis) :

ses—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Lewis Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Charles E. Chilcutt.

Humboldt (Gibson) :

AMS, FV—P. 0. Bldg., 2d floor. Standardization & insp. of processed fruits and vegetables

and other related products; (7) James 0. Lytton.

TENNESSEE—Continued

Huntingdon (Carroll): , ^,

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) James M. Simmons.

(Serves Carroll and Benton Cos.)

ses—Barrows Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech,

assistance to Carroll Soil Conserv. Dist.: (2)

Jarvis L. Knight.

Jackson (Madison):

FHA-P. O. Bldg. (2) Clarence Norfleet.

ses—312 Federal Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision:

of work units: (14) David F. Luckey. Jr.

Madison Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Madison Soil Conserv. Dist.

(2) Clarence L. Daniels.

Hildreth Clinic Bldg., 209 Institute St. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Madison Soil

Conserv. Dist.; James F. Hughes.

Jasper (Marion):

FHA—Courthouse Annex. (1) William M.

Patterson. (Serves Marion and Sequatchie

Cos.)

ses—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off—Tech.

assistance to Marion Soil Conserv. Dist,; Robert

W. Blackburn.

Johnson City (Washington):

ses-321 W. Walnut St. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (10) Robert D. Fisher.

Jonesboro (Washington):

FHA—Court House. (1) James R. Thompson.

(Serves Washington, Carter, Johnson, and Unicoi Cos.).

Kingston (Roane):

FHA—Court House; (1) John W. Cate.

Enorville (Enox):

AMS, DA—Room 205, 705 Broadway, NE. Milk

mkt. order adm.; (6) J. B. McCroskey.

ARS, AE—Agr. Engin. Lab., Univ. of Tennessee.

Elec. seed treatment; dark-fired burley tobacco

curing; (2) Oral A. Brown.

ARS, APH—110 McCord Hall, Univ. of Tennessee. Cattle res.; (l-*8) Everett J, Warwick.

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Corn

prod., breeding, and genet, invest.; reg. coord,

southern corn program; (1) Frederick D. Richey.

U. S. D. A. Cotton Fid. Sta. (coop.). Cotton

impr. invest.; (3-*12) Dwight M. Simpson.

Cotton quality invest.; (3-*l) Philip R. Ewald.

Univ. Farm, Room 210 Agr. Engin. Bldg.

(coop.). Burley tobacco invest.; (1) David R.

Bowman.

ARS, MI—East Tennessee Packing Co., Jones

St. Meat insp.; (7) Dr. G. W. Eberhardt.

ARS, PE—Dept. Agr. Econ., Agr. Expt. Sta.

Res., stat. and serv. work in econ. of agr. prod.,

incl. adj. in prod, to prospective demands; farm

labor requirements and productivity; costs and

returns: econ. problems relating to farm credit,

invest., taxation, insur., land and water use,

land values, and tenure; (0) Samuel W. Atkins.

FES—Coll. of Agr., Univ. of Tennessee. Directs

the State programs of coop. ext. work; J. H.

McLeod, director.

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) James A. Adams. (Serves

Knox, Blount, Anderson, Jefferson, and Sevier

Cos.)

ses—Room 2-D, P. O. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (10) Cal L. Roark.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Knox

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Ellie L. Edwards.

508 New Sprankle Bldg. Fid. Correlator;

tech. direction to soil sur. work including classification, nomenclature and correlation, soil sur.

insp., and soil sur, reports in an assigned group

of States; (9) William S, Ligon.

Lafayette (Macon):

ses-Court House Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Macon Soil Conserv. Dist.;

James E. Clay.

Lawrencebui^ (Lawrence):

FHA—Court House. (1) Charley M. Berry.

(Serves Lawrence and Wayne Cos.)

ses—Garrett Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Lawrence Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

John A. Walker.

Lebanon (Wilson):

SCS—Court House Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Wilson Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) J. Theodore Vantine, Jr.
TENNESSEE 165

TENNESSEE—Continued

Lewisburg (Marshall):

ARS, DHRB—U. S. D. A. Dairy Fid. Sta. (coop.).

Dairy cattle breeding, feeding, and mgt.; (*i))

Archie G. Van Horn.

FHA—Court House. (1) Jacob S. Davis. (Serves

Marshall and Giles Cos.)

ses—Cathey Bldg., 2d Ave. S. Work Unit OffTech, assistance to Marsha.ll Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Joe T. Spencer.

Lexington (Henderson):

PHA-P. 0. Bldg. (2) John D. Webb. (Serves

Henderson, Decatur, and Perry Cos.)

ses—Britt Bldg., 13öi/i Monroe St. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Henderson Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Aaron C. Peters.

Linden (Perry):

ses—Court House Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Perry Soil Conserv. Dist,;

George E. James.

Livingston (Overton):

ses—8 P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Overton Sou Conserv. Dist.; Joe

Patton.

London (London):

ses—Co. Off. Bldg., Mulberry St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to ACP program in

Loudon and Monroe Cos.; Dorris E. Hunter.

Madisonville (Monroe):

FHA-Court House. (1) Jack F. Copeland.

(Serves Monroe and Loudon Cos.)

Manchester (Coffee):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) John S. McMahan.

(Serves Coffee and Grundy Cos.)

8CS—Court House Bldg., Public Square. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Coffee Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Billy F. Smith.

Maryville (Blount) :

ses-P. O. Bldg., 201 E. Broadway. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Blount Soil Conserv,

Dist.; Tillman E. Lee.

Maynardville (Union):

SCS-Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Union Soil Conserv. Dist.; Paul

M, Hutton.

McMinnville (Warren):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) George 0. Lewis. (Serves

Warren, Cannon, DeKalb, and Van Buren Cos.)

BCS—Walling Bldg., Public Square. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to WaiTen Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Earl K. Schultz.

Memphis (Shelby):

AMS, CN—1328 Monroe Ave. Grading Control

Sec. Supervision of cotton classing, grading,

cottonseed standards, licensed cottonseed chem.

and samplers; conducts examinations for licensed

cotton dassers, cottonseed chemists and samplers; (19) Alton L. Smith. S. Central Area

Off. directing the activ. of all local fid. off. under

area jurisdiction engaged in cotton classification,

cotton quaUty stat., cotton mkt. news and

cottonseed insp.; (10) Clyde C. McWhorter.

1328 Monroe Ave. Mkt. Inf. Sec. Cotton

quotations in designated mkt., cotton quality

Etat., cotton mkt. news, cotton linters rev.,

cotton quality reports for crop and carryover,

quality reports on cottonseed, and reports on

millmargins and cotton varieties planted; (11)

Wilhelm G. Streicher.

Cotton classification, cotton quality stat.,

cotton mkt. news, and cottonseed insp.; (7-69)

Howard C. Etheridge.

AMS, DA—198 S. Main St, Mük mkt, order

adm.; (11) C. I. Dunn.

AMS, FV—306 Falls Bldg, 22 N. Front St.

Standardization and insp. of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (2) James A, Marks.

AMS, GR—Hickman Bldg. Adm. Grain Standards Act; bean and pea insp.; commodity insp.;

(3) B. T. Skeels.

AMS, LS—465 Trigg Ave. Mkt. news serv.; (2)

B. B. Harding; meat grading serv,; (2) W. T.

Lundy.

AMS, WA—Falls Bldg., room 310. Enforcement

of U. S. Warehouse Act (cotton and other prod.);

(10) Lewi» M. Willcox.

TENNESSEE—Confinued

Memphis (Shelby)—Continued

AKS, ADE-:«8 U. S. V. O. an<] Custom House

Bldg. Public stockyards insp,; (4) G E

Mitchell.

ARS, MI-328 U. S. P. 0. and Custom Hou.se

Bldg. Meat insp.; coop, in examinations for the

Navy; (31) G. E. Mitchell.

ARS, PPC-n Fed. Bldg. White-fringed beetle

control; (6-*5) N. 11. Causey.

ARS. PQ-22 N. Front St., 516 Falls Bldg. Supervision of pi. quar. enforcement in interior dist :

(1) Calvin L. Ritchie.

Postal Transp. Serv. Truck Terminal, c/o Supt.

Davis plant quar. enforcement; (0) John T.

Bigham.

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Newell H. Brock. (Suboff, of Co. Off. at Covington in Tipton Co.)

ses-Room 3, P. O. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (16) John R. Avcock.

Auditorium Bldg., 221 N. Main St. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Shelby Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Thomas F. Jones,

Murfreesboro (Rutherford):

FHA—Court House. (1) Rhea T. Nichols.

(Serves Rutherford, Davidson, and Williamson

Cos.)

ses-Court House Bldg., Public Square. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Rutherford Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Samuel G. Garner.

Nashville (Davidson):

AMS, AES—554 U. S. Court House. State-Fed,

crop reporting service; (8) S. T. Marsh.

AMS, DA—Room 101, 152 4th Ave., N. Milk

mkt. order adm.; (7) J. B. McCroskey.

AMS, FV—406 State Off. Bldg. Supervision of

Fed.-State insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables;

(0) Andrew W. Gordon.

AMS, GR—U. S. Court House. Adm. Grain

Standards Act; commodity insp.; (1) J. L.

0'Brate.

AMS, LS—Livestock Exch. Bldg. Mkt. news

serv.; (1-*1) J. C. Gaither; administration of

Packers and Stockyards Act; (2) H. L. Williams.

AMS, Py—403 State Off. Bldg. Grading poultry

prod.; (2) Ray C. Wortman.

ARS, ADE—548 U. S. Courthouse. Animal disease erad, proj.; public stockyards insp.: sanitary

handling of import animal byproducts, hay and

straw; issuance or endorsement of certificates for

export livestock; (16) Hugh L. Fry.

ARS, MI—1310 Adams St. Meat inspection; (17)

Dr. Roy Avant.

ASCC—Room 649, U. S. Courthouse. Responsible for carrying out agri adj., price support, and

agri. conserv. programs; (77) James W. Cross, Jr.

chairman.

FCIC—Room 610, U. S. Courthouse. Adm. of

crop insurance program including sales and

servicing of crop insurance contracts and the

asj. of losses in Tennessee and Kentucky; (13)

J. Bruce Joyner.

FHA—U. S. Courthouse. State Dir.-Tennessee,

(15) Allen T. Murray.

SCS—561 U. S. Courthouse. State Off.—Adm.

ses program in the State; (18-*1) Joseph R.

Sasser.

114 9th Ave. S. Area Off.—Supervision of work

units; (16) James V. Webb.

508 Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Davidson Soil Conserv. Dist., (1)

Johnie A. Bozeman.

Newport (Cocke):

ses—Northcutt Bldg., 110 Broadway. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Cocke Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Addie S. Harvey.

Paris (Henry):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) George T, Moore.

(Serves Henry and Stewart Cos.)

ses-H. D. Timmons Bldg., 113 W. Wood St.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Henry Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Glen S. Elkins,

Parksville (Polk) :

FS—Ocoee Ranger Dist.; (4) E. B. Williams.

Pikeville (Bledsoe):

ses—Courthouse Bldg,, Main St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Bledsoe Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (1) WUliam R. Medley.
166 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

SOUTH DAKOTA—Continued

Pulaski (Giles): ^ ,^. , ^^ .^ ^_

ses—Berry Bldg., S. 2d St. ^\ ork Unit OfF.-

Tech. assistance to Giles Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) William R. "Wiseman.

Ripley (Lauderdale) : , „ .. ^^ m u

SCS-Courthouse Bldi?. Work unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Lauderdale Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Robert K. Davis.

Fogersville (Hawkins): , ^ ^ ^

THA-P. O. Bldg. (1) David G. Graham

(Serves Hawkins, Grainger, and Sullivan Cos.)

SPS—7 P. O. Bldp. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Hawkins Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

John V. Snodsrass, Jr.

RuHedge (Grainger): ^ .^ ^„ ,„ x,

SCS-Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Grainger Soil Conserv. Dist.;

Hubert C. Green, Jr.

Savannah (Hardin):

gP.t;_202 P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Hardin Soil Conserv. Dist.: (1)

Henry Q. Pryor.

Selmer (McNairy): ,^^ ,^ ^.

FHA-Courthouse. (1) Chester W. Martin.

(Serves McNairy, Chester, and Hardin Cos.)

SCS-Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to McNairy Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Dale D. Ferguson.

Sevierville (Sevier):

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to AC P program in Sevier and Jefferson

Co.; Joe D. Richardson.

SheJbyville (Bedford) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Ray H. Harris.

ses—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Bedford Soil Conserv. Dist.: (1)

Hearly W, Tucker.

Smithville (DeKalb):

SCS-Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to DeKalb Soil Conserv. Dist.;

Marvis D. Cunningham.

Somerville (Fayette):

FHA-Courthouse. (1) James M. Nunnally.

ses—Courthouse Bldg., Public Square. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Fayette Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Edward A. Owen.

Sparta (White):

ses-War Memorial Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to White Soil Conserv. Dist.;

Haskell D. Sims.

Spencer (Van Buren):

SCS—Burritt Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Van Buren Soil Conserv. Dist.;

Thomas H. Pointer.

Springfield (Robertson):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Robert H. Ralston,

ses—328 N. Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Robertson Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

William E. Albright.

Tazewell (Claiborne):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Gordon D. Millnor.

(Serves Claiborne, Campbell, Hancock, and

Union Cos.)

Tellico Plains (Monroe):

FS—Tellico Ranger Dist.; (5) J. J. Ballard.

Tracy City (Grundy):

ses—Gvundy Co. Off. Bldg. Work Tnit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Grundy Soil Conserv. Dist.;

Elmer L. Holder.

Trenton (Gibson):

FHA-Courthouse. (1) Conrad E. Lewis.

(Serves Gibson and Crockett Cos.)

ses—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Gibson Soil Conserv. ])ist.; (2)

Ernest H. Steinert.

Union City (Obion):

ARS, MI—c/o Reelfoot Packing Co., Hwv. 51;

mail, P. 0. Box 34G. Meat inspection; (1) Dr.

Dillard O. Browning.

FHA-Com-thouse. (2) Ben F. PhiUips. (Serves

Obion, Lake, and Weaklev Cos.)

SCS-Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Obion Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

William R. Hurst, Jr.

SOUTH DAKOTA—Continued

Wartburg (Morgan) :

FHA—Schubert Bldg. (1) Henry D. Wattenharger. (Serves Morgan and Scott Cos.)

SCS-Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech,

assistance to Morgan Soil Conserv. Dist.; Austin

Gorden Morrow.

Waveriy (Humphreys):

FHA-Courthouse. (1) Edward T. McCrary.

(Serves Humphreys and Houston Cos.)

SCS-Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off".—Tech.

a-ssistance to Humphreys Soil Conserv. Dist.;

Marvin K. Burgess.

Waynesboro (Wayne):

ses—Co. Courthouse Bldg. W^ork Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Wayne Soil Conserv. Dist.;

Oliver B. Gowcler.

Winchester (Franklin):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Thomas E. Todd.

(Serves Franklin and Moore Cos.)

ses—216 P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Franklin Soil Conserv. Dist.;

Thomas W. Page.

Woodbury (Cannon):

SCS-Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Cannon Soil Conserv. Dist.;

William L. Clement.

TEXAS

Abilene (Taylor):

AMS, CN—1407 S. 1st St. Cotton classification,

cotton quality statisti&s, cotton market news,

and cottonseed insp.; (5-29; Herbert J. Mateiowsky.

ARS, PPC—301 Fed. Bldg.; Quar. oper. against the

pink bollworm; (1) E. L. Wilde.

FHA—Agr. Bldg., 325 Pecan St. (1) Clarence

Evme«.

ses-Old Weather Bur. Bldg. Area Off.—

Supervision of works units; (19) James F.

Dominy, Jr.

Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Middle Clear Fork Dist. and the

Middle Colorado River flood prevention proj.;

(2) J. B. Harlan.

Albany (Shackelford):

ses—A. W. Mackey Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Lower Clear Fork of the

Brazos Dist. (0) F. C. Shillingburg.

Alice (Jim Wells):

FHA—Courthouse, 310 N. Almond. (1) Frank

M. Barnett. (Serves Jim Wells and Kleberg

Ces.)

ses—Co. Court House. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (17) John W. Herring, Jr.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to San

Dicgo-Agua Dulce Dist.; (2) J. V. McDonald, Jr.

Alpine (Brrwslerl

ARS. PPC—307 E. Avenue D. Quar. oper.

against the pink bollworm; (1) L. D. Harris.

ses—Alpine, Texas. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Big Bend Dist. (2) Tom J. Burles(.n, Jr.

Alvin (Brazoria):

ses—723 Pealy. AVork Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Bra/.nria-Galve.ston Dist.; (2) Theodore

F. Epperson.

Amarillo (Potter):

AMS, IS—.30001?. 3d Ave., Amarillo Livestock

Auction Company. Mkt. news serv.; (1) P. L.

Bower<5ox.

ARS, APH-P. O. Box 526. Cattle res.; (0) Herman R. Cruokshank.

ARS, SWe-P. 0. Box 101. Soil and water mgt.

invest.; (G) J. R. Johnston.

FHA—New P. O. Bldg. (5) John Barbee.

(Serves Potter, Carson, Moore, Oldham, and

Randall Cos.)

ses—Federal Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (15) George W. Taylor.

Amherst (Lamb) :

ses—City Hall. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Laiiib Co. Dist., (2) James D. Abbott.
TEXAS 167

TEXAS—Continued

Anahuac (Chambers):

SCS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off—Techassistance to Trinity Bay Dist.; (1) Olan W,

Dillon. Jr.

Angleton (Brazoria) ;

ses—Old Courthouse Bldg. Worlc Unit On.—

Tech. assistance to Brazoria-Galveston Dist.;

(2)Neil J. Riley.

AnSon (Jones):

FHA-P. O. Bldg. (S) Elmer L. Foster. (Serves

Jones and Shackelford Cos.)

8CS—PMA Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Middle Clear Fork and California Creek

Dists.; (2) James H. Clifton.

Archer City (Archer) :

ses—Spears Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Upper West Fork Dist. and Little

Wicliita Dist. and the Trinity River flood prevention proj.; (2) Thomas G. Rockenbaugh.

Aspermont (Stonewall) :

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to King Stonewall Dist.; (2) Arche

E. Lieb.

Athens (Henderson) :

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Thacker Bollinger.

ses—J. I. Richardson Addition, Athens, Tex.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to TrinityNeches Dist. and the Trinity River flood prevention proj.; (6) Buford L. McLauchlin.

Austin (Travis):

AMS, AES—108 E. 19th St. Fed. crop reporting

serv.; (19) V. C. Childs.

AMS, CN—Bldg. K, Little Campus, Corner 19th

and Red River Sts. Cotton classification, cotton quality stat., cotton mkt news, and cottonseed insp.; (4-25) Jimraie B. Russ.

AMS, DA—Texas Dept. of Agr. Mkt. news serv.

on dairy and poultry prod.; (*1) R. T. Williams.

ARS, SAVC—302 W. 15th St. Soil and water

mgt. invest.; (*1) Roy L. Carpenter.

FHÁ—5th floor, Co. Courthouse. (1) Paul M.

Helms. (Serves Travis, Hays, and Williamson

Cos.)

ses—Co. Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Taylor Dist. and HaysCaldwell-Travis Dist.; (2) William W. Byrd.

Baird (Callahan):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Murray E. Irons.

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Central Colorado Dist. and Lower

Clear Fork of the Brazos and the Middle Colorado River flood prevention proj.; (3) DeWitt

C. Cox.

Ballinger (Runnels) :

ses-Co. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Runnels Dist.; (4) Woodrow W. Hoffman.

Balmorhea (Reeves) :

ses-Balmorhea, Tex. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Toyah-Limpia Dist.; (1) James E.

Bennett.

Bandera (Bandera):

SCS—Old Jail Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Bandera Co. Dist.; (1) Dean R.

Bartlett (Bell-Williamson):

ses—First Nat. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech, assistance to Little River-San Gabriel

Dist; (4) Adrian I. Moore.

Bastrop (Bastrop):

SCS—Thornton Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Bastrop-Fayette Dist. and Burleson-Lee Dist.; (2) Alvin Camp.

Bay City (Matagorda): _

FHA—Lewis Bldg. (1) Theo K. Dismukes.

(Serves Matagorda and Brazoria Cos.)

SCS—Lewis Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Matogorda Co. Dist.; (2) Ervin R.

Neumann.

Beaumont (Jefferson): ^ ^

AMS, GR—P. 0. Bldg. Rice Insp.; (0-*2) H. P

Rehoravic. ^ ^,, T^

ARS, FC—State Substa. No. 4, P. O. Bldg., Box

2967. (coop.). Rice prod, and breeding; (2)

Henry M, Beachell. Rice diseases; (*1) John

G. Atkins, Jr. Grass, clover, and pasture impr.,

TEXAS—Continued

Beaumont (Jefrerson)—Continned

and gen. forage crops invest.; (1-*1) Ralph M.

Weihing.

ses—Old Beaumont High School Bide., 855

Trinity St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. as.slstance

to Coastal Dist., (4) Thomas V. Jamieson, Jr.

Beeville (Bee):

FHA-P. 0. Bldg., Ill N. St. Mary's St. (.3)

Thomas B. Bunnell. (Serves Bee and J^ive Oak

Cos.)

ses—Bee Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Karnes Co. Dist.; (2) Jack

E. Megason.

Bellville (Austin):

FHA—Austin Co. State Bank Bldg. (]) Herbert

E. Roark. (Serves Austin and Colorado Cos.)

ses—Austin Co. State Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Austin-Washincton

Dist. and Novasota Dist.; (2) William R. Fincii.

Belton (Bell):

FHA-Agr. Bldg. (1) Johnnie W. Huston.

ses—Desk space only—PMA Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Central Texas Dist. and

Little River-San Gabriel Dist.; (2) J. T. Ward

Benavides (Duval):

ses—Merchants Exch. Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Agua Poquita Dist.;

(1) Donal V. Allison.

Big Spring (Howard) :

ARS, APH—Big Spring Fid. Sta. Cattle res,;

CD F. E. Keating.

ARS, SWe—U. S. Big Spring Fid. Sta. Soil and

water mgt. invest.; (2-*l) Fred E. Keating.

FHA-P, O. Bldg. (4) Carlton J. Chapman.

(Serves Howard, Glasscock, Andrews, Ector,

Martin, and Midland Cos.)

ses-U. S. P. O. Bldg. Area Off—Supervision

of work units (18) Whltmore S. Goodlett, Jr.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to MartinHoward Di.it. and Upper Colorado Dist.; (2)

Marion E. Everhart.

Boerne (Kendall):

SeS-Boerne Util. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Kendall Co. Dist.; (2) John D.

Reed.

Bonham (Fannin):

FHA—Burow Bldg., 5th and Center Sts. (3) L.

Dow Bell,

FS—Basement of Co. Jail. Land Util. Unit; (1)

A. H. KiDcaid.

ses—Fannin Co. Jail Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Fannin Co. Dist.; (.3)William S. Kuykendall.

Bowie (Montague):

ses—Donald Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Upper Elm-Red Dist. and Upper

West Fork Dist. and the Trinity River flood

prevention proj.; (2) Willie E. Farrell, Jr.

Brady (McCulIoch) :

FHA—229 S. Blackburn St. (3) James W. Crisswell. Acting. (Serves McCulloch and Concho

Cos.).

ses—U. S. P, 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to San Saba-Brady Dist. and the

Middle Colorado River flood prevention proj.;

(4) Wesley E. Jacoby.

Breckenridge (Stephens):

ses-Stephens Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Lower Clear Fork of

the Brazos Dist.; (2) Drew M. Mauldin, Jr.

Erenham (Washington):

FIIA—P. O. Bldg., S, Market and Main Sts.

(1) J. Temple Evans. (Serves Washington and

Waller Cos.).

ses—Washington Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Austin-Washington

Dist.; (4) Ernest P. Krueger.

Bridgeport (Wise): . ^^. rr. ^

ses—Hallsell St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Upper West Fork Dist. and the Trinity

River flood prevention proj.; (3) Olen L.

Fenner.

Brownfield (Terry) : , ^.„ „^

FHA-P. 0. Bldg., N. 6th and Hill Sts. (5)

Robert e. Land. (Serves Terry and Yoakum

Cos. Suboffice at Seminóle in Gaines Co.).
168 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

TEXAS—Continued

Brown field (Terry)—Continued ^_ „, ^

SCS_U. s. p. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Offi—Tech.

assistance to Cochran-Yoakum-Terry Dist.;

(3) Henry H. Williamson.

Brownsville (Cameron): , ^ , ^

ARS, ENT—350 RinROld R(3., Old Fort Brown,

P 0. Box 1033. Invest, on the biology and

control of the pink bollworm and other insects

and spider mites affecting cotton; (20, 5-25

seasonal) Andrew J. Chapman.

A RS. PQ—407 and 409 U. S. Fed. Bldg. Supervision in plant quar. enforcement of Mexican

border; (2) Joseph M. Singleton.

U. S. Fumigation PI. Plant quar. enforcement; (15) Robert B. Lattimore.

ses—Rio Grande Valley Airport, Bldg. 2. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Southmost Pist.;

(3) Fred P. Mika.

Brownwood (Brown):

ARS, nCR—U. S. Pecan Fid. Sta., P. O. Box 589.

Studies on phony and other virus diseases of

peach, plum, and cherry; pecan culture, irrigation, and breeding investigations; (3) Louis

D. Romberg.

FHA—Chamber of Comm. Bldg. (1) George

M. Dormán.

8CS -Co. Courthouse. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (19) E. J. Hughes.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to BrownMills Dist. and the Middle Colorado River

flood prevention proj.; (4) D, Vaughn Speakman.

Bryan (Brazos):

FHA—P. O. Bldg., 216 W. 2fith St. (2) Howard

M. Williamson. (Serves Brazos, Grimes, and

Madison Cos.).

BCS—Parker Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (17) Clayton C. Carlton.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to BrazosRobertson Dist.; (4) Walter L. Robert.

Burkburnett (Wichita):

ses—1st Nat. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Wilbarger-Wichita Dist.;

(0) Lloyd L. Ladd.

Burleson (Johnson):

ses—jVíasonirí Lodge Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Dahverth Dist. and the

Trinity River flood prevention Proj.; (3) George

B. Romans.

Burnet (Burnet):

ses—Burnet Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Hill Co. Dist; (3) Thurman

L. Fanrher.

Cnldwell (Burleson):

ses—Co. Coiu-thouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Burleson-Lee Dist.; (3) Chalmers

E. Terry.

Cameron (Milam):

FH.V—Henderson Bldg., 118 E, 1st St. (1) Roy

M. Wright. (Serves Milam and Burleson Cos.)

ses—L. A. & F. J. Dusek Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Central Texas Dist.

and Taylor Dist.; (2) Robert W. Mann.

Canadian (Hemphill):

ses—Memphill Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Hemphill Co. Dist.;

(0) Vernon B. Morse.

Canton (Van Zandt):

FHA—Co. Apr. Bldg, (2) George L. Yates.

Canyon (Randall):

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Assisting in ACP in Randall and Potter Cos.; (0) Joe

G. Batson.

Carrizo Springs (DLtnmit):

ses—Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Dimmit Co. Dist.; (2) Wendell H. Owen.

Carthage (Panola):

FHA—New Co. Courthouse. (1) Joe C. Beard.

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Shelby-Panola Dist.; (3) Daniel

E. Boone.

Center (Limestone):

ses—John C. Rogers Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Shelby-Panola Dist.; (2) Roy

R. Woolley.

Center (Shelby):

FHA —John C. Rogers Bldg. (2) Ramon Mallow.

TEXAS—Continued

Centerville (Leon): „,

ses—A. S. and R. T. Kelling Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Bedias Creek Dist.

and Freestone-Leon Dist.; (2) Aubrey W.

Dalrymple.

Childress (Childress):

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Hall Co, Dist. (2) Chester Hufstedler,

Chillicothe (Hardeman):

ARS, FC—State Substa, 12 (coop.). Sorghum

prod., breeding, and genet, invest.; (1) Jo.seph

C. Stephens. Sorghum prod, and breeding;

Crass impr. invest.; (1*) John R, Quinby,

Clarendon (Donley):

FHA—Agr. Bldg. (1) James D. Gouldy. (Serves

Donley, Armstrong, and Gray Cos.)

8CS—Agr. Bldg. W'^ork Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Donley Co. Dist.; (2) Carman G. Rhode.

Clarkville (Red River):

FHA—C. D. Lennox Jr. Bldg. (2) Edwin C.

Sims, Jr.

ses—IIU12 S. Walnut St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Red River Co. Dist.; (3)

Robert J. Gwin.

Claude (Armstrong):

SC!S—Armstrong Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.-Tech, assistance to Staked Plains Dist.;

(1) Van. C. Mills.

Cleburne (Johnson):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Glenn H. Mitchell,

ses-Barnes Variety Store Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Nolan-Aquilla Dist.,

Dalworth Dist., and the Trinity River flood

prevention proj.; (2) William H. Bennett.

Cleveland (Liberty):

FS—303 Austin St, Big Thicket Ranger Dist.;

(7) B. A, Nugent.

Coleman (Coleman):

FHA-Agr. Bldg. (1) John H. Curry, (Serves

Coleman and Runnels Co.).

ses—Co. Agr. Bldps. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Central Colorado Dist, and the

Middle Colorado River flood prevention proj.;

(4) Joe C. Tinney.

College Station (Brazos) :

A.\rs, CN—U. S. Cotton Lab., USDA Bldg.,

Texas A. & M. Coll. Cotton fiber and spinning

testing; (15) Leonard J. Watson.

AMS, MR—Dept. of Agr. Eng., Texas A. & M.

eoU. Res. to develop improved work methods,

equipment, and facilities for oS-farm conditioning, handling, and storage of grain and seed; (1)

Reed S. Hutchinson.

Dept. of Agr. Eng., Texas A. & M. Coll.

Invest, to develop methods and equipment for

the detection and control of insects with electromagnetic energy; (0) Vacancy,

ARS, AE—Agr. Eng. Dept., Texas A. & M. Coll.

Electric control of pink bollworm, stored grain

insects; (0) Joe P. Hollingsworth,

ARS, APH—Texas Agr. Expt. Sta. Cattle research; (0-*l) J. H. Jones.

ARS, DHRB—Texas A. & M. Coll, Crossbreeding to develop strains of dairy cattle especially adapted to southern conditions' (0-*2)

Robert R. Schrode.

ARS, ENT—Room 302, Bio], Sciences Bldg.

Basic res. on biol. and control of insects and

spider mites affecting cotton and other fiber and

rubber plants; (9,4/12 part-time) Edward E. Ivy.

A RS, FC -State Agr. Expt. Sta. Wheat, oat and

seed flax prod, and breeding; (1) Edgar S. McFadden.

Wheat, oats, and barley prod, and breeding;

(1) Irvin M. Atkins.

Wheat stem rust invest.; (1) Maurice C.

Futrell.

Cotton breeding, genet., and disease inv,:

(1-*1) Thomas R, Richmond.

Cotton physiol. and nutr. invest.; (2) Frank

M. Eaton.

Grass breeding and seed prod.; (0-*l) Ethan C.

Holt.

Soybean invest.; (0-*l) Elexis C. Bashaw.
TEXAS 169

TEXAS—Continued

College Station (Brazos)—Continued

Tephrosia, sesame, castorbean and special

crops invest.; (2-*2) Murray L. Kinman.

Weed control research: (1) Richard Behrens.

ARS, PE—Dept. Agr. Econ., Texas A. & M.

Coll. Res. stat. and serv. work in econ. of agr.

production, incl. adjustments in prod, to prospective demands; farm labor requirements and

productivity; costs and returns; econ. problems

relating to farm credit, investment, taxation,

insurance, land and water use, land values and

tenure; (2) Ralph Rogers.

ARS, SWC—Agron. Dept., Agr. Expt. Sta. Soil

and mgt. invest.; (l-*2) Edgar R. Lemon.

ASCC—AAA Bldg. Responsible for carrying out

agr. adj., price support, and agr. conserv. program; (138) Claude K. McCan, chairman.

EES-Texas A. & M. Coll. Directs State programs of Coop. Ext. work; George G. Gibson,

director.

FCIC—PMA Bldg. Adm. of crop insurance program including sales and servicing of crop insurance contracts and the adj. of losses in Texas,

Arizona, California, and New Mexico; (6)

O. B. Briggs.

SCS—Agr. Expt. Sta. Field Correlator; technical

direction to soil survey work including classification, nomenclature and correlation, soil survey

insp., and soil survey reports in an assigned group

of States; ('1) Harvey Oakes.

Colorado City (Mitchell) :

EHA—Max Berman Bldg., 176 E. 2d St. (5)

Milton A. Stinson.

ses—Max Berman Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Mitchell Co. Dist.; (2)

Harold V. Stephens.

Columbus (Colorado):

ARS, PPC—4 First State Bank Bldg.; Quar. oper.

against the pink bollworm (1) W. W. Decell.

ses—Colorado Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Colorado Dist.; (3)

John M. Parks.

Comanche (Comanche) :

FHA—Masonic Bldg. (3) Robert C. Toon.

8CS—Masonic Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Upper Leon Dist.; (2) John 0,

Conunerce (Hunt):

ses—Clayton & Scarborough Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Upper Sabine Dist.;

(2) Charles B. Hildebrand.

Conroe (Montgomery):

SOS—Enterprise Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to San Jacinto Dist.; (4) Dennis C,

Lentz.

Cooper (Delta):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Samuel T. Garrison,

ses-U. S. P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Delta Dist. and Upper Sabine

Dist.; (1) Jesse R. Rouse.

Corpus Christi (Nueces) :

AMS, CN—2004 Aransas St., Leslie Wasserman

Bldg. Cotton classification, cotton quality

statistics, cotton market news, and cottonseed

inspection, (4-5) Ersel H. Matthews.

ARS, PPC—209 Katz Bldg. Quar. oper. against

the pink bollworm; (16) D. M. McEachern.

FHA-U. S. Courthouse, 501 Starr St. (1) John

W. Caudill. (Serves Nueces, Aransas, Refugio,

and San Patricio Cos.)

Corsicana (Navarro):

FHA—Cooksey Bldg. (1) C. Harrison Fendley.

ses-Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—lech.

assistance to Navarro-Hill Dist. and the Trinity

River flood prevention proj.; (3) Jack D. Everheart.

Work Unit Off. (Grays Creek)—Additional

technical assistance to Navarro Hill Dist. and

the Trinity River flood prevention proj.; (2)

Billy E. Watson.

Cotulla (La Salle):

ßCS -La Salle Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Dos Rios Dist.; (2) Albert

Nutt, Jr.

TEXAS—Conlinued

Crockett (Houston):

FHA—Page Bldg., Houston Ave. and 6th St.;

(1) Joe J. Clonts.

FS—P. 0. Bldg. Meches Ranger Dist.; (10)

O. W. Hanson,

ses—King & LeQary Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Davy Crockett-Trinity Oo.

Dist. and Anderson-Houston Dist.; (4) Ted H.

Elders.

Crosby ton (Crosby).

ses—Crosby Co. Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Crosby Co. Dist.; (2)

James J, Lee.

Crowell (Foard):

ses-Co. Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Lower Pease River Dist.;

(2) Hensley D. Clayton.

Crystal City (Zavala):

FHA—Zavala Co. Bank Bldg., 401^ Zavala St.

(3) Clifford R. Langridge. (Serves Zavala,

Dimmit, Frio, LaSalle, and Maverick Cos.)

SCS—Zavala Co. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Winter Garden Dist.; (2)

William F. Allison.

Cuero (De Witt) :

ARS, PPC—18 Buchel Bldg. Quar. oper. against

the pink bollworm; (2) A. V Smith.

FHA—P. O. Bldg., Gonzales and Church Sts.

(1) Orval M Boyle. (Serves Dewitt and Goliad

Cos.)

Dalhart (Dallam) :

FHA—Coon Bldg. (3) Delton M. Costlow.

(Serves Dallam, Hartley, and Sherman Cos.)

SCS—Coon Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Dallam Co. Dist.; (0) Austin E. Klahn.

Dallas (Dallas) :

AMS, CAA, AS—U. S. Terminal Annex. Duplicating and mailing activity; (1) T. Williams.

AMS, CISr—Room 506, U. S. Terminal Annex.

Southwestern Area Off. directing the act. of all

local field offices under area jiu-isdiction engaged

in cotton classification, cotton quality statistics,

cotton market news, and cotton.seed insp.; (10-

13) JohnL. McCoUum.

1407 Ross Ave, Cotton classification, cotton

quality statistics, cotton market news, and

cottonseed insp.; (9-67) Sam W. Martin.

AMS, DA—6019 Dentón Dr. Milk market order

admin.; (38) B.W. Bain.

AMS, FD—1114 Commerce St. Is responsible

for fld. adm. of the Food Distribution Division's

programs, within States of the Southwest Area,

Including the national school lunch program,

direct distribution, work with the distributive

food trades and food preservation; (19) John J.

Slaughter.

AMS, FV—538 U. S. Terminal Annex Bldg.

Standardization and Insp. of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (2) C. S. Lowthorp, Jr.

555-557 U. S. Terminal Annex Bldg. Market

news service on fruits and vegetables; (2) E. E.

Paulson.

AMS, LNTF-U. S. Terminal Annex. Provides

Information regarding ANS act. and programs;

(3) Harold e. Bryson.

AMS, Py—572 Terminal Annex Building. Grading poultry products; (24) James A. Bybee.

ARS, PQ—Room 568, U. S. Terminal Sta. PI.

quar. enforcement; Robert L. Clayton.

CSS, AU—U. S. Terminal Annex. Conducts

audits and prepares reports on audit recommendations; (21) A. F. Rounsaville.

CSS, C & 1—U. S. Terminal Annex. Conducts

invest, of alleged irregularities and violations of

law and program regulations; (23) William G.

Elliott.

CSS—Commodity Off., 3306 Main St. Responsible for fiscal, procurement, transportation and

storage act. for assigned CSS and CCC programs;

Í364) C. H. Moseley.

IS—533 Fed. Bldg. Ext. Spec, in cotton ginning; (1) Alfred M. Pendleton.

FHA—406 U. S. Terminal Annex. State Dir.—

Texas; (42) Walter Thomas McKay.

U. S. P. O. and Courthouse. (1) Robert K.

French.

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170 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

TEXAS—Continued

Dallas (Dallas)—Continued

FHA—Room 315, Wilson Bldg. Conducts audits

and invest, involving matters of interest to

agency; (10) Robert C. Leary. (Serves Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas.)

ßCS—R«cords Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Dalworth Dist. and the Trinity

River flood prevention proj.- (4) Edgar L.

Pewitt.

Decatur (Wise):

FHA—Fed. Bldg., S. Trinity St. (1) Oliver R.

Brown.

rs—Church and Shoemaker Sts. Land Util.

Unit; (0) K. W. Newton.

ses—Old Canning PI. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Dentón-Wise Dist. and the

Trinity River flood prevention proj.; (3) Clifford

G. Powell.

DeLeon (Comanche) :

6CS—Route 2, DeLeon. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Upper Leon Dist. and Palo Pinto

Dist.; (2) Warren A. Morgan.

Del Rio (Val Verde):

ARS, PQ—International Bridge Landing. PI.

quar. enforcement; H. M. Cely,

FHA—Foster Bldg., Losoya St. (0) Edith K.

Harris. (Serves Val Verde, Edwards, Kinney,

and Terrell Cos. SuboflSce of Co. Off. at San

Antonio in Bexar Co.)

SCS-U. S. P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Devils River Dist.; (0) William T.

Jones.

Dentón (Dentón):

ARS, ENT—Route 24, ZH miles West and H

mile North of Dentón, Route 1, P. O. Box 547.

Res. on small grain insects; Harvey L. Cbada.

(Sublab. of Stillwater, Okla.)

ARS, FC—State Substa. No. 6, (coop.). Wheat,

barley, and oat prod, and breeding; (1) Dale E.

Weibel.

FHA-P. O. Bldg. (1) Pat N. Roberts.

8CS—320 Bell Ave. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (18) George A. Wood.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to DentonWise Dist. and the Trinity River flood prevention proj.; (3) James L. Coppedge.

Dimm^tt (Castro):

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Running Water Dist.; (2) Robert

West.

Donna (Hidalgo):

ses—122 South 5th St. Work Unit Off.-Tech,

assistance to Southmost Dist.; (2) Robert B.

Hedrick.

Dublin (Erath):

ses—201 N. Post Oak St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Upper Lean Dist. and

Bosque Dist. and Greens Creek watershed protection proj.; (4) William R. Heizer.

Dumas (Moore):

ses—Dumas, Tex. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Moore Co. Dist.; (1) Floyd E.

Crume, Jr.

Eagle Pass (Maverick) :

ARS, PPC—203 P. O. Bldg. Quar. oper. against

the pink boUworm; (0) H. C. Massey.

ARS, PQ—209 and 210 Fed. Bldg. PI. quar.

enforcement; (3) George H. Russell,

ßCS-P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Maverick Dist.; (2) Everett L.

Abbott.

Eastland (Eastland):

FHA—Petroleum Bldg. (3) George I. Lane.

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Upper Leon Dist.; (3) Ernest E.

McAllister.

Eden (Concho):

SCS-Main St., Eden, Tex. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Cpncho Dist. and the Middle

Colorado River flood prevention proj.; (3)

Junior R. Cook.

Edinburg (Hidalgo):

ARS, PPC—Fitzpatrick Bldg. Quar. oper.

against the pink bollworm: Mexican fruit fly

and citrus blackfly surv.; (1) I. C. Caswell.

FHA-First State Bank and Trust Company.

(6) Enoch H. Cook.

TEXAS—Continued

Edinburg (Hidalgo)—Continued

ses—Harry Wilcox Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Willacy-Hidalgo Dist. and

Southmost Dist.: (4) Robert E. Hovel.

Edna (Jackson):

ses—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Jackson Dist.; (2) Morris E. Albers.

El Campo (Wharton) :

AMS, GR—104 S. Mech. St. Rice Insp.; (l-*i)

L, B. Hains.

Eldorado (Schleicher):

SCS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Eldorado Divide Dist.; (2) William

M, Rountree.

El Paso (El Paso):

AMS, CN—517 U. S. Courthouse. Cotton classification, cotton quality stat., cotton mkt. news,

and cottonseed insp.: (4-29) Alfred M. Smith.

Supervision of cotton classification: Hughes

Butterworth.

ARS, AIQ—409 U. S. Courthouse. Importexport insp. and quar.; Mexican border foot-andmouth dis. quar.; (52) F. G. Hamilton.

ARS, MI—c/o Peyton Packing Co., Cotton Addition S., mail, P. O. Box 106. Meat insp.: (4)

Dr. E. M. Clark.

ARS, PPC—11 U. S. Courthouse. Quar. oper

against the pink bollworm; (4) G. B, Ray; (1)

G. G.Harris.

ARS, PQ—241 U. S. Courthouse. PI. quar.

enforcement: (13) Thomas A. Arnold,

ses—Co, Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to El Paso-Hudspeth Dist.; (4) Alva

J. Lumm.

Ennis (Ellis):

ses—Alexander Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Ellis-Prairie Dist. and the Trinity

River flood prevention proj.: (2) Pat A.

Carpenter, Jr.

Fabens (El Paso):

ses—First Nat. Bank Bldg. Subwork Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to El Paso-Hudspeth

Dist.; (2) Alva J. Lumm.

Fairfield (Freestone):

FHA—Lott Bldg. (1) Otto H. Juren. (Serves

Freestone and Leon Cos.)

ses—Lott Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Freestone-Leon Dist., and the Trinity

River flood prevention proj.: (3) Jack C. Cely,

Jr.

Falcon Heights (Starr) :

ARS, PQ—Customhouse. PI. quar. enforcement

William C. Edgeworth.

Falfurrias (Brooks):

FHA—City Drug Bldg. (1) William F. Minkert.

(Serves Brooks, Duval, and Jim Hogg Cos.)

ses—102 Las Pitas St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Loma Blanco Dist.; (0) Weiland A. Watson.

Farmersville (Collin):

ses-P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Collins Co. Dist. and the Trinity River

flood prevention proj.; (3) Morrison W. Liston.

Florence (Williamson):

ses-Caskey Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Little River-San Gabriel Dist. and

Central Texas Dist.; (2) Herbert S. Evans.

Floresville (Wilson) :

FHA—Lux Bldg. (1) Phylom H. Cox. (Serves

Wilson and Karnes Cos.)

ses—Lux Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Wilson Co. Dist. and the Calaveras

Creek watershed protection proj.; (2) Fritz L.

Graeber.

Floydada (Floyd):

FHA—Courthouse. (3) Delbert L. Kassabn.

(Serves Floyd and Motley Cos.)

ses—Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance te Floyd Co. Dist.; (1) L. Duane Bartee.

Folle tt Suboffice (Lipscomb):

ses—Farmers Grain and Supply Co. Work

Unit Suboff.—Tech. assistance to Lipscomb Co.

Dist.; (1) Ernest J. Pickens, Jr.

Fort Stockton (Pecos):

Ses-Adm. Bldg., Gibbs Airfield. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Trans-Pecos Dist.; (4)

Jason L. Richmond.
TEXAS 171

TEXAS—CoiUínuad

Fort Worlli {Tiiàrruui'):

AMñ, FV-OOO W. Vickwy St.-room 2021. A<lin.

of Perishable Afir, CommudiUw Aol,, Pi-oduoo

Aptonoy Aot, lí^spürl: Aiiplo und Poau Aol; antt

Stiindard Oontaiimr Aot.s; (2) Josoph E. Wtird,

AMS, OR-U. S. CoiirLhnnño. Adm. Omin

fStandoTds Act.; hiiíiii nud iHin Insp, hiiy hisp.;

omiuiiiull(,y iiisii.; (n) J. P. JM'oOolliun.

AMS, I,S—Llvpsüiük ExoluvnRO Bid«. Marltol,

iiewa sovvicc; (;l) Wncven öineby. Moiit. priidins

POVvloo; (Sl) li. V, CU-alinin, Adiu, of Pimías

íviid Stocíkynrds At'-t: (31 W. O, Hall.

ARS, ADE—50;í D. S. Coiirl-lumsn. Animal

disease evad. pro].; inihlln sUn-K-yanlü liisp,;

Mox. bonier fnol.-aiul-iiintd.)i disoasi-^ nunr.;

,insp. aud, qnivr. oí iniport-L^xpoi-t aidmiils: sanitary hundlinff nf ¡niporl, animiil byproducLs,

hay and Kiraw; ifisnaiu'O üV ondorstMiiiMih nf iwtincaLps for exiuirt livestock; C2i;7) \'\'illiam

, lí. Lngan,

ARS, /CTQ—c/a Globo I-ab, TíiokiRical products

lIocnslnR and inspootion; (2) D. L, Hun-y.

ARS, Mí—315 U. S. Oourtlionso. ]\:lonf. "iuspoo.;

(100) Ilr, F. M'. Crawford.

PKA—Fod. BldR,, lOUi SL (1) Floyd H. Join«,

BOS—3íi[)0 MoOart St. Area Oiï.-SiincrvlHlnii

of fl'ork units; (20) Em-lo H. Varnoll.

IT. Ö. Cniirtbinisci, >Vork ("inil, Oil',—Totib.

ftssisLance to Dalowortb I>isl.. und liw Trinity

KiviiT ilood proventioii proj.; (4) Arthur 1Í.

CnurtftdP.

3000 McOart St. Ag\-nn.; tueliwlral RiiidanM

Jn nvn'ou. to Stato OonsMvntlnnists in an iissliined

group of Stat&î for tho ecaninniwil and olllciiMit

estab!iahmont of nil tvpos of horbrtocons vii^ftativö growth in a cnnipiotfi soil and water consorv.

prosirara; Dolphus Oríiisr.

3(100 McCart St. Oartogniphto Unit; complote cartographie sorvloos for oporatlons Inoluding geodetic aud control surveys, nianuEW-rîpt mapa, reproductions nud tinjíinoerinií

draftlnfí Cor an assigned gi-oup of States; CM)

Hai'old L. Dean.

3(100 McCart St. Eniin. and Watershed

PtannlnR tTutt; toohnlcal guidanciù in eniiin, aud

watershôd pUumiug act. includlug irrïG!. drainase, desten, const,, gool., hvdi-ology, nnd oconoraic Studies to State Oonservnticnlsts in an

assigned RToiip of States; (31) Howand O. Mntson.

3000 McCfU-t St. KlYor Basin Invest.; Ï1epm-tniantiU roproa. on Intor-Asoncy River ÍHasin

Comin, for dovelopine and cenrditnil.ing plans

and fiotivities of the Dopt, ef Affri. for an integrated ap;r. pro^rara for the river basin anw;

((1) I.eo it. Shulk.

Frankln (Robortson):

FHA—Courthouse. (I) John 0. Adams.

SCS-Robartaon -Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

OlT.—Tech. assistance to Brazos-Robertson

Dlst.; (2) Xîobort A. Kennedy.

Fredericksburg (iSillespio):

FHA—Oourtbouse. (1) Jnraes E, Bnrleion,

(Serves Oillospfe, -Blanco, Kiuible, Llano,

Masou, and Menard Cos.)

ees—Agr. Bldg., 1,17 Adams St. Area OfT,—

Supervision of work tuiil.';; (22) Pudley T.

Manu,

Work Unit Ofï.—Teeh. a,ssistance to Oiilcspie

Co. Dist,; (2) Mivvin A, Daniel.

Friona (l»armer) :

SOá—Legion BldEC. Work ITuit OfT.-Teeh.

ftsslstivnoa to Parmer Co. Disc. (3) Steve H.

Bavousott.

Frost (Navarro):

,eOS—Oitiaeus State Bank. Work Unit Oft.—

. TeOlU fßststancß to Navarro-Ilill a"^¡3t. end the

Trinity Kivor flood previM.iiioapriiJ.; (3) Goorge

^^', .Harris, Jr.

Gainosvîlle (Cooko):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) John D. Cunningham.

(Serves Oooke and j\-lonhigue Cos.)

-CSC—Coftke Co. Ccurthouse. Area OlT.—

Supnrvlsioa oí work imits; (iS) Riehard H

Qoodntglit.

TEXAS—ContinuoJ

GaiucsvUle (C«oko)—Condmiod

Work Unit OH'.—Teeli. nsMistance to Tipper

Elni-lîed Disl. and the 'l^rlnil.v Hiver Üood

preventiim proJ,; (-I) Jack MePoiTaa.

Galvostoii (Calve.'^ton):

AMS, CNl-701 P. O. BklR. Cotton classldcation,

eerlillcnllon nf cotlan on futures contraéis, button ipialiLy slntit!ties, cotton market news and

eoliiinseed i[isp.; (li) Lomile 1'";. Doml,

AMS, Un-V. 0, Bldir. Adm, Ciniiti .Standard.';

Act: bean nnd pea Insp,; luiy insn.; cainmodiLv

iiisp.; (fi) W. F. Kun[!lie.s.s.

ARS, PQ—Room -1(17, P. O. BUiir. PI. quar. enlorceineut; (;!) Robert L. THgg

Gaiosvillo (OrycU):

SCS-2211 K. I\'lain. Work Unit OlT,—'t^och

assistaiu'c to Mamiltou Ooryell Dlst.: (-1) Tom

r. llok'.ylUihI.

GiHirjioiowH (WilliamGon) :

ses—Co, CourMiouse. Work Unit OiT.-Tech,

a.ssistiuioe to Taylor Dist. nnd Little RiverSan Oubrkd Dlsl.; (I) Lewis L. Varlelt.

Gconio West [LivoOnk):

ses—Co. Courthouse, Houston St, Work Uttit

Oil'.—Tech. assistance to Live Oak Co. Dist.,

{'^^ Théodore E. Krenz.

Giildiii«s (I^o):

SCS--Miison Bldíí. Work Unit Ofï.-Tecli. assislnnce to Burleson-Lae Dlst.; (2) Blllie B.

Mülller.

Gilnier (Uiislmr):

P]l.\-lioiig Bldg., lOllM Davis St. (1) li-.umio

h', Johnson.

Gilmor (Onuigi.'):

ses—ITpshur Co. Knck Bldg. Work Unit 0/Ï,—

Tech. assistance to Sabine Rlver-Oypross Croek

Dlst.; (3) Woodrow W. Harrsll.

Glen Kose (Seincrville) :

ses—Ceurthouse, Work Unit OlT.—Tech, assistance to Bosque Dlst.; (0) Zack B. Evans.

GoldthwiiUe (Mills):

ses—Mills Co. Courtlioiiso. Work Unit OiT.—

Tech. assistance to Brown-Mllis Dlst. and the

Middle Colori\do River Hood prevention proJ.;

(2Î 0. Cluirlestïaonlseh.

Goiiiid (Golind):

SOS—Taylor Bldg. Werk Unit OlT.—Tech.

assistiinee to Karnes Co. .Dlst.; (2) Rudolph J.

.Onrda.

Gonxtilca (Gonznlea):

PLIA—Bootlie i31(ig.; St. George and St. Paul Sts.

(1) .Toe E. Oabaniss. (Servos Gonzales and

Lav;u'a Cos.)

ses—Bnoihe Bldg. Work Unit 0(1—Tech.

assistance to Middle Guadalupe Basin Dlst.;

(3) Troy N. B^rry.

Gruhani (Vomig):

Kn.\—Courthouse. (1) Michael B. Wati;en.

(Serves Young, Stephens, aud Jack Cos.)

SOS-Voiu\g Co. Courthouse. Work Unit 01T.—

TLH'h. assistance to Upper West Fork Dist. aud

the Trinity River Üood prevention proJ.: (2)

.Floyd W.Beldors.

Gninburv (Hood) :

Pir.'V-Lancaster Bldg, (0) Mary T, Menefee.

(SubolUco of CO. Olí. at Stophenvlíle In Erath

Co,)

SCS-Laneastor Bldg, Wnrk Unit Olï.-Tech.

assistance to Hood-Pai-ker Dist.; (2) Arthur L.

Bell, Jr.

Grnpt'vine (Tnrrnnt):

SOS—Grapevine, TOï. Work Unit On,—Tech.

assistance to Dalworth Dlst., Dentou-M'ise

Dist., and the Trinity River flood preventloü

proj.; (3) N. A. Bryson.

Croenvillo (Hiini):

ARS. FC-USDA Oottoa Fid. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton iinpr. invest.; (3-*l) .Dow D, Porter.

ARS, PPC—W. Basement, P. 0. Bldg. Quar.

oper. agiitust the piuk bollworni; (2) M. E.

Currie.

FU.'V—P. 0. Bidg. (3) W. Walworth Harrison.

(Serves .Hunt and .Rockwall (^os.)

SOS-Hunt Co. Coortliouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tecîi. asslstani-a to Upiier Sabine Jlist. aud

Faunin Co. Dlst.; (3) .lames W. Lodwiok.
172 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

TEXAS—Continued

Groesbeck (Limestone) :

Ï H A—Courthouse. (5) Cecil Johnson.

ses—Limestone Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Limestone-Falls Dist.;

(3) Wayne n. Lanhani,

Groveton (Trinity): ^

TEA—Rock Bids. (1) George S. Deane. (Serves

Trinity and Polk Cos.)

FS-Trinity Ranger Dist.; (10) J. W. McElroy.

SOS-Co. Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Otî.—

Tech. assistance to IX^vy Crockett—Trinity

Co. Dist.; (2) A\ arren E. Brashier.

Hallettsvilie (Lavaca): ^^ ., ^^ m u

8CS-C0. Courthouse. Work Unit OfF.-Tech.

assistance to Lavaca Dist.; (3) Oliver L. Kiljouph, Jr.

Hamilton (Hamilton):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Douiïlns S. White.

(Serves Hamilton and Cory ell Cos.)

BCS—104 E. Boynton. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Hamilton-Coryell Dist.; (4) George

H. Veteto.

Rarlingen (Cameron):

AMS, ON-Wilson Rd., Valley Coop. Oil Mill

Off. and Warehouse Bldg. Cotton classification

cotton quality stat., cotton mkt. news, and

cottonseed insp.; (3) Ersel H. Matthews. (Seasonal—open June 16 to Sept. 15.)

AMS, FV—Jeffers Bldg.—P. 0. Box 111. Supervision of coop. insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables;

(0) George B. Crisp.

AMS, MR—P. 0. Box 1425. Invest, in handling,

storage, and transp. of citrus fruits, vegetables

and other hortl. crops; (1) H. B. Johnson.

ARS, PPC—213 S. H St. Wareh, Quar. oper.

against Mexican fruit fly and citrus blackfly sur. ;

(31) N. 0. Berry,

ses—Fair Park Rd., Harlingen, Tex. Area Off.—

Supervision of work miits; (14) Wils&n T. Moon.

Haskell(HaskeU):

FHA-Courthouse. (3) William E. Lawson.

(Serves Haskell and Stonewall Cos.)

eCS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to California Creek Dist. and Wichita

Brazos Dist.; (2) Odls J. Cuxry.

Hebbronville (Jim Hogg) :

ses—216-218 Galbraith St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Monte Mucho Dist.; (0)

Charles G. Rogers.

Hemphill (Sabine) :

FS-Hemphill Drug Company Bldg., W. Courthouse Square. Yellowpine Ranger Dist.; (13)

W.V.McConnell.

Hempstead (Waller) :

ses—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Navasota Dist.; (2) Norman N.

Hinchliffe.

Henderson (Rusk):

FHA—Jack Apple Bldg., 210 Sioux St. (1)

Charles M. Dean, Jr.

BCS—Jack Apple Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Nacogdoches-Rusk Dist.,

Sabine River-Cypress Creek Dist.; (3) Moses

M. Johnson.

Henrietta (Clay) :

eCS—Agr. Bldg. Annex, Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Little Wichita Dist.; (3) Billie S.

Edwards.

Hereford (Deaf Smith):

FHA—Courthouse. (3) AValter F. Johnson.

(Serves Deaf Smith and Parmer Cos.)

BCS—Deaf Smith Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Deaf Smith Co. W/E

Dist.; (3) Jim K. Wiman.

Hidalgo (Hidalgo):

ARS, PQ—U. S. Customs Bldg. Internat. Bridge.

Pi. quar. enforcement; (4) Berry C. House.

Hillsboro (Hill):

FHA—Hill Hotel Bldg. 110 W. Franklin. (3)

William E. Anderson.

BCS—Hill Hotel. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Navarro-Hill Dist,, Nolan-Aquilla

Dist., and the Trinity River flood prevention

proj.; (4) Robert McCulloch.

TEXAS—Continued

Hondo (Medina): ^, , TT .^ ^^

SCS—Hondo Nat. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Medina Valley Dist.; (3) J.

R. Gunn.

Houston (Karris):

AMS, CN—600 Texas Ave. Cotton classification,

certification of cotton on futures contracts, cotton quality stat., cotton mkt. news, and cottonseed insp.; (8-15) Carlo B. Polk.

AMS, FV—603 Fed. Off. Bldg. Standardization

and insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables; (2)

Arthur D. Mitchell.

AMS, GR—2818 Navigation Blvd. Rice insp.;

(l-*5) R. W.Gielen.

AMS, MR—1110 McKee St. Res, lab. on insect

control in stored rice and rice prod.; (3) Leonard

M. Redlinger.

ARS, AIQ—P. O. Box 4037 Franklin Stat. (off.

Ö07 Fed. Off. Bldg,). Insp. and quar. of Importexport ans.; sanitary handling of import an. byprod., hav and straw; (4) D. B. Strickler.

ARS, MI—P, O. Box 4037 Franklin Sta. (off., fi07

Fed. Off. Bldg.). Meat insp.; (10) Dr. Don B.

Strickler.

ARS, PQ—206 U. S. Appraiser's Stores. PI.

quar. enforcement; (6) Orville D. Morris,

CSS—Fid Repres.—Appraisers Bldg. Repres. the

Dallas CSS Commodity Off. as output repres,

and maintains liaison with Government and

nongovernmental agents; renders serv. in

loading, storage, reconsignment, diversion, and

salvage of commodities; (2) permanent; (2) part

time; Fulton D. Ware.

FHA-Fed. Bldg, (3) Walter R. D. Meureno.

(Serves Harris and Galveston Cos,)

SCS—Canterbury Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Harris Co. Dist.; (2) Mack McConnel.

Hubbard (Hill):

SCS—Putman Bldg. Work Unit Ofl.—Tech.

assistance to Navarro-Hill Diet., LimestoneFalls Dist., McLennan Dist., and the Trinity

River flood prevention proj.; (4) Logan W.

Crews.

Huntsville (Walker):

ARS, PPC—206 Adickes Bldg. Quar. oper.

against the pink boUworm; (1) H. J. Henderson.

FHA—Weatherall Bldg. (1) Hilma F. Andrews,

(Serves Walker, Montgomery, and San Jacinto

Cos.)

FS—P. 0, Bldg. Raven Ranger Dist.; (7) J. E.

McPherson.

SCS—Weatherall Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (17) John I. Kincaid,

Work Unit Ofl,—Tech. assistance to San

Jacinto Dist.; (2) Don A. Lewis, Jr.

Iowa Park (Wichita):

SCS—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Ofl.—Tech.

assistance to WUbarger Wichita Dist.; (3) Elvy

Q. Sargent.

Italy (Ellis):

SCS—Italy Clinic Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Ellis-Prairie Dist. and NavarroHill Dist. and the Trinity River flood prevention

proj.; (2) Billy J. Morris.

I tasca (Hill):

SCS—First Nat. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Ellis-Prairie Dist., NolanAquilla and Navarro-Hül Dists., and the Trinity

River flood prevention proj.; (2) Murray B.

Coffey.

Jacksboro (Jack):

SCS—Joe B. Cooper Bldg, Work Unit Off,—

Tech. assistance to Upper West Fork Dist, and

Palo Pitito Dist. and the Trinity River flood prevention proj.; (3) Albert T. Jordan.

Jacksonville (Cherokee):

ARS, PPC—Annex to First Nat. Bank, Quar.

opcr. against the pink bollworm; (1) K, R.

Elliott.

FHA—P. 0, Bldg. (1) Carter D. McKinzie.

Jasper (Jasper):

FHA—Jasper Co. Bldg. (1) Ervin Maclin.

(Serves Jasper, Newton, and Orange Cos.)

SCS—Courthouse Annex, Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Jasper-Newton Dist.; (2)

Garrel L. Westmoreland.
TEXAS 173

TEXAS—Continued

Jayton (Kent):

SCS—Kellett Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Duck Creek Dist.; (1) Ben D. Oliver.

Jefferson (Marion):

ses—E. M. Key Bldg. Work Unit Off,—Tech.

assistance to Marion-Cass Dist,; (1) George 0.

Marks.

Johnson City (Blanco):

ses—Mabel C. Ross Bldg. Work Unit Ofl.—

Tech. assistance to Pedernales Dist.; (1) Thomas

N. Shinet.

Jourdanton (Atascosa):

FHA—A. N. Steinle Bldg. (1) Stephen B. Owens

(Serves Atascosa and McMuUen Cos.)

Junction (Kimble) :

ses—Kimble Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Upper Llanos Dist.; (1) Sam

H. Coloman.

Kaufman (Kaufman);

FHA—Parks Bldg., 114 E. Mulberry St. (3)

Herman F. Myatt.

SOS-Park Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Kaufman-Van Zandt Dist. and the

Trinity River flood prevention proj.; (5) William

L. Smith.

Eenedy (Karnes):

ses—Old eeo Camp Bldg. Work Unit Ofl.-

Tech. assistance to Karnes Co. Dist. and Escondido Creek watershed protection proj.; (4)

Eoy G. Freeman, Jr.

Terens (Navarro):

SCS—City Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Navarro-Hill Dist. and the Trinity River

flood prevention proj.; (2) Louis M. Bennett.

Kerrville (Ken) :

ARS, ADP—P. 0. Box 232. Toxological effects of

insecticides, fungicides, and herbicides on plants

and animals (in cooperation with Ent. Res. Br.;

(3) Dr. R. D. Radeleff.

ARS, ENT—P. O. Box 232, Invest, of cattle

grubs, horn flies, ticks, lice, fleas, screw-worms

and other insects attacking livestock or poultry

and development of methods for their control:

testing of new chemicals as insecticides, repellents, and attractants; (16) Raymond C. Bush-

.land.

—Fredericksburg Rd. Chemical analysis of

materials in toxicological invest, of insecticides;

(3) Houston V. Claborn.

FAH-Wolfmpeller Bldg., 229 Earl Garrett St.;

(1) Albert M. Cooper. (Serves Kerr, Bandera,

Kendall, and Real Cos.)

BCS—Wolfmueller Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Kerr Co. Dist.; (1) Leslie R. Hereford, Jr.

Knox City (Knox) :

ees-Knox City Educational Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Wichita-Brazos Dist.

and King-Stonewall Dist.; (4) Charley B. Cape.

Kountze (Hardin):

ses—Health Unit Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lower-Neches Dist.; (1) Genie

Warren, Jr.

LaGrange (Fayette):

FHA—Fayette Co. Agr. Bldg. (1) Lawrence A.

Jalufka. (Serves Fayette, Bastrop, and Lee

Cos.)

eCS-Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Bastrop-Fayette Dist.; (3) Twyman Q.

Williams, Jr.

Lame^ (Dawson):

ARS. PPC—Basement of P. 0. Bldg. Quar.

oper. against the pink bollworm; (2) G. E. Orr.

FHA—Courthouse. (5) William B. Beeson.

(Serves Dawson and Borden Cos.)

ses-Co. Courthouse. Werk Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Dawson Co. Dist.; (2) Jesse D.

Jenkins.

Lampasas (Lampasas):

FHA—Briggs Bldg. (1) Aston W. Cole. (Serves

Lampasas, Burnet, and Mills Cos.)

SCS—Lampasas Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Ofi.—Tech. assistance to Hill Country Dist.;

(2) Thomas L. Edmondson.

TEXAS—ConHnued

Lancaster (Dallas):

SCS—First Nat. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Dalworth Dist., Ellis-Prairie

Dist.; and the Trinity River flood prevention

proj.; (2) Samuel E. Jones.

Laredo (Webb) :

ARS, PPe-1211 Houston St. Quar. oper.

against the pink bollworm: Mexican fruit fly

and citrus blackfly surveys: (2) J. W. Monk

ARS, PQ—Rooms 207 and 211 Fed. Bldg. PJy

quar. enforcement; (20) John B. R. Leary.

SCS—Magnolia Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to Webb Co. Dist.; (1) Herbert M.

Cook.

Levelland (Hockley):

FHA—Courthouse. (3) Horace D. Gilraore.

ses-Hockley Co. Memorial Libr. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Hockley Co. Dist.; (3)

Victor A. Childers.

Liberty (Liberty):

FHA—Old Kersting Hospital Bldg. (2) John J.

McGrath. (Serves Liberty, Chambers, Hardin,

and Jefferson Cos.)

ses—Old Yettie Kersting Hospital Bldg. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lower Trinity

Dist. and Trinity Bay Dist.; (3) George H.

stone, Jr.

Linden (Cass):

FHA—Cass Co. Off. Bldg. (1) Paul T. Hanes.

ses—Cass Co. Ofl. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Marion-Cass Dist.; (4) Herbert

O. Evans.

Lipscomb (Lipscomb):

ses-Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lipscomb Co. Dist.; (0) Ernest J.

Pickens, Jr.

Littlefield (Lamb):

FHA—P. Off. Bldg, (1) Truman J. Jones.

Livingston (Polk) :

ses-Nettie Cochran Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Polk Co. Dist.; (2) George

K. Vandiver.

Llano (Llano):

ses-Llano Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Llano Co. Dist.; (2) David B. Polk.

Lookhart (Caldwell) :

ses-Old Carter Hotel Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Hays-Caldwell-Travis Dist,;

(3) James G. Cooper.

Lubbock (Lubbock) :

AMS, CN—2414 Ave. E. Cotton classification,

cotton quality stat., cotton mkt news, and

cottonseed insp.; (7-83) Leil 0. Buchanan.

ARS, AE—Texas Agr. Expt. Substa. No. 8.

Res. on equip for mechanizing cotton prod.;

(0) Elmer B. Hudspeth, Jr.

ARS, ENT—Room 203, Veterans' Adm. Bldg.,

P. 0. Box 1615. Invest, on the biol. and control

of the pink bollworm and other insects and

spider mites affecting cotton; (2, 2-6 seasonal)

Oris T. Robertson.

ARS, PPC—203 Veterans* Adm. Bldg. Quar.

oper. against the pink boUworms; (8) H. B.

Prickett; (4) C. C. Weigle.

FHA—P. 0. and Courthouse. (3) Joe L. Meharg.

(Serves Lubbock and Crosby Cos.)

SCS—Veterans' Adm. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (23) Homer A. Taff.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lubbock

Co. Dist. (3) Allen H. King.

Lufkin (Angelina):

FHA—Hemenway Bldg. (1) Royce L. Wilson.

(Serves Angelina and Tyler Cos.)

FS—N. Raguet St. Texas Nat. Forests Hdqrs.;

(20) F. W. Rasor.

P. O. Bldg. Angelina Ranger Dist.; (13)

A. H. Antonie.

SCS—Hemenway's Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Upper Neches Dist.; (2)

Marcus F, Wichman.

Maybank (Kaufman):

ses—Market St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Kaufman-Van Zandt Dist., TrinityNeches Dist., Neches-Sabine Dist., and the

Trinity River flood prevention proj.; (2) J.

Cecil Chaney.
174 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

TEXAS—Confînued

Madisonville (Madison) :

ses—Burtis Bide. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Bedias Creek Dist.; (3) Lamar

B. Piboin.

Marfa (Presidio). ^ „ ^

ses—Paisano Hotel. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Highland Dist.; (2) Joe B. Camp.

Mariin (Falls): ^ „ „ .

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Carl O. Spelce.

ses—Falls Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech.' assistance to Limestone-Falls Dist.;

(2) Billy R. Marek.

Marshall (Harrison):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) George J. Glenn. (Serves

Harrison and Marion Cos.)

Route 6, Box 340 (Sabine Farms). (1) Walter

A. Lee, Jr. (Serves Harrison and Panola Cos.)

SCS-405 North Lafayette St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Harrison Co. Dist.; (3)

James L. Johnson.

Mason (Masón) :

SC&-Mason Fire Hall. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Mason Co. Dist. and the Middle

Colorado River flood prevention proj.; (2) Edgar

F. Baumann.

Matador (Motley):

ses—Motley Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Upper Pease Dist.; (1) James

H. Priddy.

McAllen (Hidalgo):

ARS, PPC—16S. 15th St. Quar. oper. against the

pink boUworm: Mexican fruit fiy and citrus

blackfly surveys; (2) F. 0. Swan.

McKinney (Collin):

FHA—2d floor, Shimiway Bldg. (2) 0. Leon

Hurse.

ses-Shumway Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Collin Co. Dist. and the Trinity

River flood prevention proj.; (3) Julian M.

Norton.

Memphis (Hall):

FHA—Hall Co. Bank Bldg. (3) J. J. Roan.

BCß—Hall Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Hall Co. Dist.; (2) Guy M.

Cawlfield.

Menard (Menard);

ses-Menard Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.-Tech, assistance to Menard Co. Dist. and

the Middle Colorado River flood prevention

proj.; (2) Thad B. Trew.

Meridian (Bosque):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Robert A. Wells.

ses—City Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Bosque Dist,; (3) Charles H. Reeves.

Merkel (Taylor):

ses-Fulwiler Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Middle Clear Fork Dist. and California Creek; (2) Coleman A. O'Brien.

Mertzon (Irion):

SCS-Desk space only in PMA Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Middle Concho Dist.;

(0) Cecil L, Drake.

Miami (Roberts):

ses—Roberts Co, Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Roberts Dist.; (1)

Ralph S. Cole.

Midland (Midland):

ses-Co, Courthouse, Work Unit Off,-Tech.

assistance to Martin-Howard Dist. (1) Ben.

O, Osbom.

Mineóla (Wood):

ses-P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Wood Dist. and Neches-Sabine Dist.

and Hopkins-Rains Dist.; (3) John H. Cheek.

Mineral Wells (Palo Pinto) :

ses—City Hall. Work Unit Off.-Tech, assistance to Palo Pinto Dist. and Upper West Fork

Dist.: (3) George C. Moore.

Mission (Hidalgo):

ARS, PPC-P, 0. Bldg, Quar. oper. against the

Eink bollworm: Mexican fruit fiy and citrus

lackfly surveys; (2) L. G. Plyler.

8CS—Bldg, at corner of 9th and Doherty Ave,

Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to WillacyHidalgo Dist. and Southmost Dist.; (4) Maurice

TEXAS—Continued

Monahans (Ward):

ses—Howard B, Price Bldg, Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Upper Pecos Dist,; (1) Ervin

L. Blum.

Morton (Cochran);

FHA—Courthouse. (3) Robert C. Cross.

ses—New Co. Bldg. for Fed. agencies. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Cochran-Yoakum

Terry Dist.; (2) Fred W. Collins.

Mount Pleasant (Titus) :

FHA—Proctor Bldg. (3) Wüliam T. Simms.

(Serves Titus and Franklin Cos.)

ses—Lilienstern Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (20) Albin T. Chalk.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to SulphurCypress Dist,; (3) Ted Ca^vert,

Muenster (Cooke):

ses—Enterprise Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech*

assistance to Upper Elm-Red Dist. and the

Trinity River flood prevention project,; (4)

Emmitt W. Yoder.

Muleshoe (Bailey):

FHA—Wollard Bldg. (1) Arch T. Fowler,

ses—Wollard Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Blackwater Valley Dist.; (3) Malcolm

C. Pennington.

Nacogdoches (Nacogdoches) :

FHA—USDA offices. (2) Aurelious A. Melton.

FS—c/o Stephen F. Austin Coll. Res, on forest Î)roduction, insects, range management in shorteaf-loblolly pine forests of Texas; (8) George K.

ses—Parrish Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (22) Evan D. Bolton.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Nacogdoches-Rusk Dist.: (2) Claude K. Compton.

Navasota (Grimes):

ses—Lindley Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Navasota Dist. and San Jacinto

Dist.; (2) Bobbie Q. Derryberry.

New Boston (Bowie) :

FHA—Agr. Annex to Courthouse. (1) Richard

K. Speairs.

ses-Annex to Bowie Co, Courthouse, Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Bowie Co. Dist.;

(3) Alfred L. Pace.

New Braunfels (Comal) :

SCS—First Fed. Savings & Loan Assoc. Bldg.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to ComalHays-Guadalupe Dist.; (2) Hubert H. Moon.

Nocona (Montague):

ses—Bailey Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Upper Elm-Red Dist.; (2) I.

Hubert Copeland,

Odessa (Ector):

ses—Science Bldg., Odessa Junior Coll. Work

Unit Off.—Assisting ACP of ASCS in Ector and

Crane Cos.; (0) Calvin C. Boykin, Jr.

Ozona (Crockett):

ses-Hotel Ozona. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Crockett Dist.; (0) Bob F. Scott.

Paducah (Cottle):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Arrell Cununings.

(Serves Cottle and King Cos. Suboffice of co.

off. at Wellington in Collingsworth Co.)

ses-Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Upper Pease Dist.; (2) James C. Wilcox.

Palestine (Anderson):

FHA—Fed. Bldg., 100 E, Oak St. (3) Ernest R.

Stephenson,

ses—Anderson Co. Courthouse, Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Anderson-Houston

Dist. and the Trinity River flood prevention

proj.; (4) Dick Hartt.

Pampa (Gray) :

ses—Co, Courthouse, Work Unit Off,—Tech.

assistance to Gray Co. Dist.; (2) James H.

Strawn.

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

Panhandle (Carson):

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Staked Plains Dist.; (2) Joseph £.

White,

Paris (Lamar):

ARS, PPC—103 Fed, Off, Bldg. Quar. oper.

against the pink bollworm; (1) D, H, Alexander.

FHA—Fed. Off. Bldg. (4) Jewel D. Daughtrey.
TEXAS 175

TEXAS—Continued

Paris (Lámar)—Continued

SCS—Fed. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to North Texas Dist.; (3) Marshall H.

Nichols.

Pearsall (Frio):

ses—Frio Co, Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. Assistance to Frio Co. Dist. and

Atascosa Dist.; (3) Jack M. Fletcher.

Pecos (Reeves):

FHA—Phy-Wanslow Bldg., 117-119 W 2à St.

(4) Nathan A. Waldrop. (Serves Reeves,

Brewster, Crane, Culberson, El Paso, Hudspeth,

Jefï Davis, Loving, Pecos, Presidio, Ward,

Cos. Suhoflice at Marfa in Presidio Co. Suboffice at Fort Stockton in Pecos Co.)

BCS—Phy-Wanslow Bldg. Area Oiï.—Supervision of work units: (16) Zechariah C. Dameron,

Jr.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Upper

Pecos Dist.; (2) Curtis C. Cox.

Perrylon (Ochiltroe):

FHA—Courthouse. (4) Arthur R. Turner.

(Serves Ochlltree, Hansford, Hutchison, Lipscomb, and Roberts Cos.)

ses—Courthouse Annex. Area Off.—Supervision

of works units; (14) Myles A. Kelly.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Ochiltree

Dist.; (1) Houston G. Maness.

Pilot Point (Dentón):

ees—Jefferson St., Pilot Point, Tex. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Denton-Wise Dist. and

the Trinity River flood prevention proj.; (2)

William A. Pool.

Pittsburg (Camp):

FHA—Smith Bldg., Main St. (1) Jack Pope.

(Serves Camp and Morris Cos.)

ses—Carpenter BWg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Sulphur-Cypress Dist.; (0) Arnie

A. Lawler.

Plains (Yoakum):

see-Old Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Yoakum Dist.; Wyatt D.

Lipscomb, Jr.

Plainview (Hale):

FHA—Cretney Drug Bldg. (3) Ralph W. Dent.

(Serves Hale and Castro Cos.)

ses—Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Hale Co. Dist.; (4) -Qrady J, Lane, Jr.

Piano (Collin):

ses—Meirs-Roberts Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Collin Co. Dist., and the

Trinity River flood prevention proj.; (3) James

D. Carter.

Pleasanton (Atascosa):

ses-113 Goodwin St., Pleasanton, Tex, W ork

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Atascosa Co.

Dist.; (2) Francis N. Knight,

Port Arthar (Jefferson) :

ARS, PQ—205 P. O. and Customhouse Bldg.

PI. quar, enforcement; (1) William H. Baskiri.

Port Lavaca (Calhoun):

ARS, ENT—Cotton Insect Wareh. Bldg., P. 0.

Box 73. Invest, on the biol. and control of the

Pink Bollworm and other insects and spider

mites affecting cotton and/or other fiber and

rubber pis.; (2-, 2-10 seasonal) George L. Smith,

ses—DeShazor Professional Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech, assistance to Calhoun-Victoria Dist.;

(1) Robert W.Henslee,

Post (Garza):

SCS—Hamilton Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Duck Creek Dist.; (1) Guy W

Nutt.

Progreso (Hidalgo) :

ARS, PQ—Progreso Bridge, USDA Customhouse

Bldg. PI. quar. enforcement; Edward L.

Talbert.

Quanah (Hardeman):

ses-Hardeman Co, Agr, Bldg, Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Lower Pease River

Dist.; (2) Borner B, Harris.

Quitman (Wood):

FHA—First Nat, Bank Bldg, (1) Joe Morris

Martin. (Serves Wood and Rains Cos.)

TEXAS—Continued

Raymondville (Willacy):

ARS, PPC—8 Weeks Bldg. Quar. oper. against

the pink bollworm; Mexican frnlt fly and citrus

blackfly sur.; (I) W. E. Gassctt.

FHA-Weeks Bldg. (1) John W. Sullivan.

(Suboihce of Co. Off. at San Benito in Cameron

Co.)

ses—Spinks Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Willacy-Hidalgo Dist.; (1) Hugo

Mika.

Refugio (Refugio):

SCS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Copano Bay Dist.; (1) Robert G.

Crawford.

Richmond (Fort Bend):

FHA—Svajda Bldg. (3) James W. Prude.

Rio Grande City (Starr):

FHA—First State Bank and Trust Co. Bldg.

(3) Alfonso V. Margo. (Serves Starr, Webb,

and Zapata Cos.)

ses—Bldg. No. 10, "Old Fort Ringgold". Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Starr Co. Dist.;

(4) Elias J. Guerrero.

Rising Star (Eastland) :

SCS-Rislng Star Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Upper Leon Dist. and

Brown Mills Dist. and the Middle Colorado

River flood prevention proj.; (2) John W. Lee,

Jr.

Robert Lee (Coke):

SSC—Coke Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Coke Co. Dist., (2) Allen V.

Sheppard.

Robstown (Nueces):

ARS, PPC—16 Nueces Co, Bldg. Quar. oper.

against the pink bollworm; (2) D. J. Markwardt.

SCS—Nueces Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to San Diego-Agua Dulce Dist.;

(2) Ruben A. Frankenhauser.

Roby (Fisher) :

FHA—Citizens State Bank. (2) Robert E,

Deaton.

Rockdale (Milam)

Ses-Coulter Bldg, Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Taylor Dist.; (2) W illlam F. Saage,

Rocksprings (Edwards):

SeS-BusweU Bldg, Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to XJpper Llanos and Devils River

Dist. (0) Earl H. Ferguson,

Rockwall (Rockwall):

SCS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech,

assistance to Kaufman-Van Zandt Dist., Collin

Co. Dist., Upper Sabine Dist., and the Trinity

River flood prevention proj.; (6) Glenn L.

Sybert.

Roma (Starr):

ARS, PQ—Starr Co. Bridge Co. Bldg. PI. quar.

enforcement; Thomas P. Chapman.

Rosebud (Falls):

ses-428 Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Central Texas Dist. and the Cow

Bayou watershed protection proj.; (3) Louis

Sigut.

Rosenberg (Fort Bend) :

ARS, PPC—1805 Ave. H. Quar, oper, against

the pink bollworm; (2) Earl Cason.

SCS—Coastal Plains Soil Conserv. Dist. Bldg.

Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (16) Roy

L. Hauger.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Coastal

Plains Dfst.; (2) Henry Steinkamp, Jr.

Rotan (Fisher):

SCS-Dowell Bldg., Cleveland Ave. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Upper Clear Fork

Dist. and Duck Creek Dist.; (1) Harold King.

Round Rock (Williamson):

ses -Welsh Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assist.

anee to Taylor Dist.; (2) Oslo M. Crain.

Rusk (Cherokee):

ses—Courthouse Annex Bldg. Wort Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Cherokee Co, Dist.; (3)

Autis W. Coker.

San Angelo (Tom Green): ^ ^ ,.

CSS—Area Appraisal (Wool)—Co, Courthouse,

Appraises wool and mohair offered for loan or

purchase under the price support program;

(1) Edward F, Tillman, acting.
176 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

TEXAS—Continued

£an Angelo (Tom Green)—Continued

rHA-Phi]lips-Tal]oy Bldg. (3) Howard C

Warner. (Serves Tom Green, Crockett, IrioUi

Reagan, Schleicher, Sterling, Sutton, and

Upton Cos.)

ses—Tom Green Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Concho Dist. and

North Concho River Dist. and Eldorado Divide

Dist. (4) Rudy J. Pederson.

San Antonio (Besar):

AMS, DA—1204 N. Main Ave. Milk mkt. order

adm.; (11) 0. A. Jami.son.

AMS. FV—290 U. S. P. 0. Bldg. Standardization and insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables;

(2) H.A. Cox, Jr.

AMS, LS—Livestock Exch, Bldg. Mkt. news

serv.; (!) P. L. Rosendale.

ARS, MI—c/o Roegelein Provision COy 4C0 Medio

St., mail P. 0. Box 4127, Sta. A. Meat insp.;

(17) Dr. C. P. Callaway.

ARS, PPC—P. O, Box 2300, 571 Fed. Bldg. Economic Insect sur.; (l-*3) James I. Cowger.

ARS, PPC-5f.l Fed. Bldg., P. O. Box 2300.

Coord, of coop, insect inf. In the States of Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma,

and Texas; (1) J. I. Cowger.

San Antonio Arsenal, 644 S, Main Ave.,

Bldg. 30. Quar. oper. against the pink boll

worm; (2) G. A. Prucia.

ARS, PPC-569 Fed. Bldg., P. 0. Box 2749.

Quar. oper. against the pink bollworm- (115)

R. W. White.

ARS, PQ—533 Fed. Bldg. PI. quar. enforcement;

(2) Claud H. Wallis.

San Antonio (Pexar) :

FHA—Fed. Center, CIO S. Flores St. (5) Silas

M. Crutchfield. (Serves Bexar, Kinney, Medina, Terrell, Uvalde Terrell, and Val Verde

Cos.) (Subofflce at Del Rio in Val Verde Co.

serves Val Verde, Edwards, Kinney and Terrell Cos.)

ses—Bldg. No. 1, Fed. Center. Work Unit Off.

Tech. assistance to Alamo Dist. and Calvaros

Creek watershed protection proj.; (3) Don A.

Windrow.

San Augustine (San Augrustine) ;

FHA—J. P. Mathes Col Bldg. (1) C. W^indrow

Payne. (Serves San Augustine and Sabine

Cos.)

FS—412 Harrison St. Tenaha Ranger Dist.; (11)

I. J. Nicholas.

ßCS—J. P. Mathews Co. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Piney Woods Dist.; (2) Ken

neth Durrett.

San Benito (Cameron) :

ARS, PPC—Fed. Bldg. Quar. oper. against the

pink bollworm; Mexican fruit fly and citrus

blackfly surveys; (2) A. Thomas.

FHA—Subcourthouse, Stengcr St. (3) Robert

C. Vitteboe (Acting). (Serves Cameron, Ken

edy, and Willacy Cos. SubofiBce at Raymondville in Willacy Co.)

BCS—Cameron Co. Subcourthouse Bldg. Work

Unit OS.-Tech. assistance to Southmost Dist.-

(3) Linn Foust.

Sanderson (Terrell):

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Rio Grande-Pecos River Dist.; (0)

Alton T. Wilhite, Jr.

San Marcos (Kays) :

ses—L W. Wood Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Comal-Hays Guadalupe

Dist. and Hays-Caldwell-Travis Dist.; (3) Aryies

H. Dawson.

fan Saba (San Saba) :

FHA—Courthouse. (3) Dam R. Ellison.

Ses-San Saba Nat. Bank Bldg. Woik Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to San Saba Brady Dist.

and the Middle Colorado River flood prevention

Proj.; (2) Ben R. Day.

Seguin (Guadalupe):

FHA—Guadalupe Co. Agr. Bldg. (1) William

W. McFarland. (Serves Guadalupe, Caldwell,

and Comal Cos.)

BCS—Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Comal-Hays-Guadalupe Dist.; (4)

Hubert B. Jaco.

TEXAS—Continued

Seminóle (Gaines):

FHA—Courthouse. (3) Melvin P. Tanzy. (Suboffice of Co. off. at Brownfield in Terry Co.)

ses—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Gaines Co. Dist.; (3) William L.

Dugan.

Seymour (Baylor):

FHA—Farmers Nat. Bank. (3) Wilbum A. Satterwhite. (Serves Baylor, Knox, and Throckmorton Cos.)

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Miller-Brazos Dist., Little Wichita, and Wichita Brazos Dist.; (2) Howard D.

Bryant.

Sherman (Grayson):

FHA—Birge-Forbes Bldg. (2) William G. Barr.

ses-Grayson Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Upper Elm-Red Dist.;

(4) Harris W. Wright.

Silverton (Briscoe):

ses—Smithee Bldg, Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Cap Rock Dist.; (2) F. W. Wyatt.

Sinton (San Patricio) :

SCS—200 W. Sinton St. Work Unit Off—Tech.

assistance to San Patricio Dist.; (1) Ott D.

Ediger.

Snyder (Scurry):

FHA—Yoder Bldg. (1) Joseph E. Box. (Serves

Scurry and Garza Cos.)

ses—Texas Electric Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Upper Colorado Dist.; (2)

Jake D. Hodges.

Sonora (Sutton):

ses—Sutton Co. Courthouse. Area Off.—Su

pervision of work units; (16) Edward B. King.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Edwards

Plateau Dist.; (0) Andre B. Truden.

Spearman (Hansford):

ses-Hansford Co. Comthouse Sq. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assis-tanee to Hansford Dist.; (2)

Billy C. Ray.

Spur (Dickens):

FHA—Albert P. Latham Bldg. (3) John E.

Quattlebaum. (Serves Dickens and Kent Cos.)

ses—Albert P. Latham Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Duck Creek Dist.; (2) John

H. Taylor.

Stamford (Jones):

ses—West Texas Chamber of Comm. Bldg.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to California

Creek Dist.; (2) Charles R. Hewitt.

Stanton (Martin):

FHA—First Nat. Bank Bldg. (1) Robert J.

Holloway. (Serves Martin, Ector, and Midland Cos.)

ses-Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Martin-Howard Dist.; (3) Martin

E. Vavra.

Stephenville (Erath):

FHA—Courthouse. (2) W. Roy Tisdale. (Serves

Erath, Hood, and Somervell Cos. SuboflSce at

Granbury in Hood Co.)

ses—Pittman Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (19) Roland C. Madeley.

W^ork Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Bosque

Dist. and Palo Pinto Dist.; (3) Dupree Sanders.

Sterling City (Sterling):

ses-Sterling Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to North Concho River Dist.

and Mitchell Co. Dist.: (1) Harry C. Lawson,

Jr.

Stinnett (Hutchinson) :

ses—Hutchinson Co. Courthouse. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Hutchinson Co. Dist.;

(1) Pleas H. Harrison.

Sulphur Springs (Hopkins) :

FHA—Boyd Bldg. (1) Carr Smith.

ses—Buford Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Hopkins-Rains Dist,; (4) Penny E.

Black.

Sweetwater (Nolan):

FHA-P. O. Bldg. (1) Paul C. Shillingburg.

(Serves Nolan and Coke Cos.)

ses—Nolan Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Upper Clear Fork Dist. and

MitcheU Co. Dist.; (2) Randall F. Reeves.
TEXAS 177

TEXAS—Continued

Taft (San Patricio) :

ARS, PPC—2 Tait Bldg. Quar. oper. against the

pink bollworm; (3) R. R. Rosa.

Tahoka (Lynn) :

FHA—Courttiouse. (3) Perry W. Walker.

SCS—Co. Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit OfE.—

Tech, assistance to Lynn Co. Dist.; (2) William

C. Thomson.

Taylor (Williamson):

ARS, PPC—210 P. 0. Bldg. Quar. oper. against

the pink bollworm; (1) J. O. Gay.

Temple (Bell):

ARS, SWC—P. O. Box 414. Soil and water mgt.

invest.; (5-*2) Richard M. Smith.

ßCS—First Nat. Bank Bldg. State Olï.—Admin,

ses program in State; (67) H. N. Smith.

Roark Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of work

units; (19) Leon W. Stasney.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Central

Texas Dist.; (3) Carl L. Young.

Terrell (Kaufman):

ßCS—American Nat. Bank Bldg. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (21) Don C. Lamer.

Work Unit OS.—Tech. assistance to Kaufman Van Zandt Dist. and the Trinity River

flood prevention proj.; (1) Daniel J. Wallin.

Texline (Dallam):

ses—Old School Bldg. Sub-Work unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Dallam Co. Dist.; (1) Austin

E. Klahn.

Throckmorton (Throckmorton) :

ses—John A. Fryer Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Miller-Brazos Dist.; (2)

Barney L. Jefferson.

Tilden (McMuIlen) :

ses—Co. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Dos Rio Dist.; (0) Joe A. Coughran, Jr.

Tulia ( Swisher):

FHA—Courthouse. (3) Harold D. Himmel,

(Serves Swisher & Briscoe Cos.)

ses—114 SW. 1st St. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Swisher Co. Dist.; (2) Cyrus W.

Freeman, Jr.

Tyler (Smith):

ARS, PPC—Basement P. 0. Bldg. Phony

peach and peach mosaic control; (7-*6) R. N.

Dopson, Jr.

FHA—Owen Bldg. (2) Don A. Payne. (Serves

Smith and Gregg Cos.)

ses—108-116 Swann St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Neches-Sabine Dist. and Sabine

River-Cypress Creek Dist.; (4) Floyd B. Sand

ers.

Uvalde (Uvalde) :

ses—Uvaldo Co. Courthouse. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (17) Meril G. Carter.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to NuecesFrio-Sabinal Dist.; (2) John C. Beard.

Van Alstyne (Grayeon):

ses-First Nat. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Collin Co. Dist. and the

Trinity River flood prevention proj.; (5) Charles

F. Baird.

Van Horn (Culberson) :

ses—Co. Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to High Point Dist.; (2) Ervin

M. Schmutz.

Vernon (Wilbarger):

ARS, PPC—1912 Herring Nat. Bank Bldg.

Quar. oper. against the pink bollworm; (2) F.

M. Wilson.

FHA—Courthouse. (2) Lemuel R. Case. (Serves

Wilbarger, Foard, and Hardeman Cos.)

ses—Co. Courthouse. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (22) Lester W. Harvel.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Wilbarger-Wichita Dist.- (2) Frank L. Duncan.

Victoria (Victoria):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Victor W. Post. (Serves

Victoria, Calhoun, and Jackson Cos.)

ses—1111^ S. Main St. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (19) Bernard D. Reynolds, Jr.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to CalhounVictoria Dist.; U) Willie Y. Reece.

TEXAS—Continued

Waco (McLennan):

ARS, ENT—Room 215 P. O. Bldg., P. 0. Box

1218. Invest, on the biol. and control of insects

and spider mites affecting cotton; (5,2-15 seasonal

Charles R. Parencia, Jr.

ARS, PPC—231 Fed. Bldg. Grasshopper and

Mormon cricket control; (3-*2) J. M. Landrum.

231 Circle Rd, Quar. oper. against the pink

bollworm; (11) A. K. Inman; (2) J. S. Wilson.

ARS, SWC-R. F. D. No. 2 Riesel, Tex. Hydrologic invest.; (8-*l) Ralph W. Baird.

FHA-Fed. Bldg. (1) Louis W. Lee.

ses—Fed. P. O. and Courthouse Bldg. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to McLennan Co.

Dist. and Cow Bayou watershed protection

proj.; (5) William J. Thomas.

Waxahachie (Ellis):

ARS, PPC—220 P. 0. Bldg.: Quar. oper. against

the pink bollworm; (1) B. C. Graham.

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Harvev S. Dormán,

ses-Rogers Hotel Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Ellis-Prairie Dist. and the Trinity

River flood prevention proj.; (3) Robert H.

Sweatman.

Weatherford (Parker):

FHA—Weatherford Coll. Bldg. (1) Murrah

Nolte. (Serves Parker and Palo Pinto Cos.)

ses—Weatherford Coll. Dormitory. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Hood-Parker Dist. and

the Trinity River flood prevention proj.; (4)

Rayburn P. Nash.

Wellington (Collingsworth) :

FHA—Courthouse. (6) Noah O. Cleveland.

(Serves Collingsworth, Childrcss, Cottle, and

King Cos. Suboffice at Paducah in Cottle Co.)

ses—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Salt Fork Dist.; (2) Fred H.

Squyres.

Weslaco (Hidalgo):

AMS, FV—Boatright Bldg.-P. 0. Box 13. Mkt.

news serv. on fruits and vegetables; (2) R. E.

Winfrey.

245 S. Texas Blvd., P. O. Box 102. Standardization and insp. of processed fruits and vegetables and other related prod., (4) Harry R.

Triplett.

ARS, ENT—Lower Rio Grande Valley Expt.

Sta. Res. on Rhodes-grass scale; Herbert A.

Dean. (Sublab. of Belt^ville, Md.)

ARS, HCR-State Agr. Expt. Sta., Substa. No.

15, P. 0. Box 144. Tests of citrus stocks for

adaptation and disease resistance: (3-*2) William

C. Cooper.

ARS, SU—509 W. 4th St. Util. res. on citrus

fruits and vegetables; (7) Francis P. Griffiths.

ARS, SWC—Texas Agr. Expt. Sta. Soil and

water mgt. invest.: (4) Earl P. Ross,

Wharton (Wharton):

FHA—Agr. Bldg., 211 S. Fulton St. (3) Herman

Adolph Kelling.

Wheeler (Wheeler) :

FHA—Coxorthouse. (1) Homer H. Lynch,

(Serves Wheeler and Hemphill Cos.)

ses—Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Wheeler Co. Dist.; (2) D. J. Johnson.

Whitesboro (Grayson):

ses—Cox Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Upper Elm-Red Dist. and the Trinity

River flood prevention proj.; (3) Robert W.

Gillespie, Jr.

Wichita Falls (Wichita):

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Marvin P. Bryan, (Serves

Wichita, Archer, and Clay Cos.)

Wills Point (Van Zandt):

ses-111 N, 4th St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Kaufman-Van Zandt Dist. and the

Trinity River flood prevention proj.; (3) Andrew

J. Schlitt.

Winneboro (Wood-Franklin):

ses—East Elm St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Wood Dist. and Sulphur Cypress

Dist. (2) Otho J. Gipe.

Winter Haven (Dimmit): , . ^ .

ARS, FC—State Substa. No. 19. (coop.). Invest.

on guayule; (*1) Gordon A. Buffington.
178 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

TEXAS—Continued

Woodville (Tyler) :

ßCS—J.B. Best Bid?. Work Unît Off—Tech.

assistflTice to LoBg-Leaf Dist.; (2) Haskell T.

Michael.

Wortham (Freestone):

ses—Wortham, Tex. Work UBit Off—Tech.

assistance to Navarro-Bill Dist. and LinsestonePalls Dist., and Trinity River flood prevention

proj.; (2) Eobert S. Stone.

Yoakum (Lavaca-DeWitt):

6CS—Lott St. and Grand Ave. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Middle Gnadalupe

Basin Dist.; (3) James E. Kyle.

Yorktown (DeWitt):

6CS—City Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Middle Gnadalupe Basin Dist. and

Kames Go. Dist.; (1) James W. Monroe.

Ysleta (El Paso):

ARS, EC-El Paso Valley Expt. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton breeding and variety testing: (*1) Paul

J. Lyerly.

Zapata (Zapata):

SCS—Zapata Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Zapata Dist.; (2) Rani R.

Guerrero.

UTAH

) Jesse A. Palm.

Altonah (Duchesne):

FS—Lake Fork Ranger Dist.

Beaver (Beaver):

FHA—Professional Bldg. (1) Royden V. Carter.

FS—Beaver Raoger Dist.; (0) Hanmer M. Christensen.

ses—Professional Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Beaver Co., Milford and Minersville Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Glen E. Murray.

Brigham City (Box Elder) :

FS—Welisville Mountain Ranger Dist.; (0) Murle

J. Markham.

ses—Co. Courthouse Room 4. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to South Box Elder Soil Conserv, Dist.; <0) Lester P. Knight,

Castle Dale (Emery):

FS—Joe's Valley Ranger Dist.; (0) Jerry W. Hill,

ses—Emery Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to South Emery Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Richard W. Call.

Cedar City (Iron):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Joe W. Atkin.

FS-Fed. Bldg. Dixie Nat. Forest Hdqrs.; (6)

Albert Albertson.

Fed. Bldg. Navajo Lake Ranger Dist,; (1) WU'ord Bentley.

SCS—170 N. Main St. Area Off.—Supervision o.

work units; (4) Thomas Bramlett Evans.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Iron Co

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Leland H. Carlson,

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Iron Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Alma V. Decker.

58 W. Coll. Ave. SCS Garage—Servicing

ses automotive vehicles; (0) H. Kenneth

LeSuer.

Circlevnie (Piate):

FS—Widtsoe Ranger Dist.; (0) Jackson D. Large.

ses-Gottfredson Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Piute Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.-

(0) R. Dale Webber.

Coalville (Sanunlt):

ses—Summit Furniture & Mere. Bldg. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Summit Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Moroni A. Marchant.

Delta (Millard):

FHA—Morrison Bldg. (2) Lee W. Goodsell.

(Serves MUlard and Juab Cos.)

ses—Morrison Bldg, Work Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to Delta Soil Conserv. Dist.: (3)

Clifford L. Merrell. ' ^^

Duchesne (Duchesne):

FS—Duchesne Ranger Dist,; (0) Merlin I. Bishop.

ses-Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Uintah Basic Soil Conserv, Dist •

(1) John S. Strang. '' I

UTAH—Continued

Enterprise (Washington):

FS—Enterprise Ranger Dist.; (0) S. Bryson

Cook,

ses—Forest Serv. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Enterprise Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Don E. Jones.

Ephraim (Sanpete):

ARS, FC—Great Basin Res. Center. Range

reseeding invest. (1) William J, McGinnies.

rs—P. O. Bldg, Res. in range, watershed mgt.

on mountain ranges, Oreat Basin; (5) A. P.

Plummer.

Seely Creek Ranger Dist.; (0) Melvin E. Stock.

Escalante (Garfield):

FS—Escalante Ranger Dist.; (0) R. Reed Thomson,

ses-Forest Ranger Bldg. Office attached to

Panguitch Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to

Escalante, Upper Sevier, and Paria River and

Tributaries Soil Conserv. Dist.: (OJ Ivan

B.Willis.

Farmington (Davis):

FS—Wasatch Res. Center. Research in watershed

mgt.; (3) R. B. Marston.

Ferron (Emery):

FS—Ferron Ranger Dist.; (0) George C. Whitlock.

FiUmore (Mîliard):

FS—Fillmore Ranger Dist.; (0) C. Douglas Wadsworth.

ses-Millard Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to MiDard Co. Soil Conserv

Dist.; (5) Clyde W. Larsen.

Gunnison (Sanpcte):

SCS—City HaU. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Sanpete Co. Soil Conserv. Dist." Í1)

Kenneth Keller.

Heber (Wasatch):

FS—Lake Creek-Currant Creek Ranger Dist •

(1) Andrew R, McConkie. "'

SCS—Avon Theatre Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Wasatch Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) DeWltt C. Grandy.

Huntington (Emery):

SCS—120 N. Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Huntington River Soil Conserv

Dist.; (1) Keith E. Beardall.

Hunts/ille (Weber):

SCS—City Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Ogden Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

E. Dwain Haacke.

Hurricane (Washington):

ses—Sandberg Bldg, Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Hurricane and LaVerktn-Ash

Creek Soil Conserv. Dists.; (1) Irvin B. Pearson.

Eamas (Summit):

FS—Kamas Ranger Dist.; (0) Kenneth O.

Maughan.

SCS—Kamas State Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off —

Tech. assistance to Kamas Valley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Paul B. Lister.

Eanab (Kane):

SCS—Wat^on-Bybee Bldg., 30 N. Main St, Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Kane Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) Earl Spendlove.

Kanosh (Millard):

FS—Kanosh Ranger Dist.; (0) Burt F, Rouse.

Layton (Davis):

SCS—sm Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Da\is Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Kenneth

D. Searle.

Lehi (Utah):

SCS—Memorial Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Alpine Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Hyrura Dee Hansen.

Loa (Wayne):

FS—Loa Ranger Dist.; (0) James W. Lancaster.

SCS—Wayne Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Fremont River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Don L, Braithwaite,

Logan (Cache):

ARS, ADP—State Agr. Coll., Box F. Cattle

tnchomonia.sis and swine atrophie rhinitis res;

(0) Paul R, Fitzgerald; (0) Datus M. Hammond.

ARS, ENT—Legume Seed Res. Lab., Agr. Expt.

sta.., Campus Box 80, Pollination studies ID
UTAH 179

UTAH—Continued

Logan (Cache)—Continued

connection with legume seed production; (4)

George E. Bohart.

Utah State Agr. Coll. Insect transmission of

stone fruit viruses; Q. H. Kaloostlan.

222 Adm. Bldg., Utah State Agr. Coll. (Box

109). Ees. on insects affecting sugar beets and

vegetables; H. E. Dorst.

U. S. Legume Seed Res. Lab., Bldg. TF,

Campus Box 80, Utah State Agr. Col. Res. on

Insects of legume crops; (1) Frank V. Lleberman.

(Sublaboratory of Beltsville, Md.)

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Wheat,

oats, sorghum, and barley prod, and breeding;

(1) Rollo W. Woodw-ard.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Alfalfa seed

prod, invest.; (2) John W. Carlson. Alfalfa

impt. for forage and seed; (1) Marion W. Pedersen. Grass impr. and pasture invest.; (1)

Wesley Keller. Range mgt. and reseedini;

Invest.; (1) Alvln C. Hull.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Weed control

res.; (l-*3) F. Leonard Timmons.

ARS, HCR—State Agr. Expt. Sta. Invest, on

virus disease of stone fruits; breeding tomatoes

for resistance to curly top and verticilliura wilt;

invest, of bacterial canker, mosaic, and other

diseases of tomatoes; invest, of cultural practices

affecting yield and quality of vegetable seed

crops; invest, on onion culture, breeding, and

diseases; (3-*l) Bryce N. Wadley, Orson S.

Cannon, Leslie R. Hawthorn.

ARS, PPC—2.31 Main Bldg., Utah State Agr.

Coll. Grasshouper and Mormon cricket con

trol; (2-*5) H. F. Thornley.

ARS, SWC-Utah State Agr. Coll., P. 0. Box 168.

Soil and water mgt. invest.; (1) J. L. Haddock.

College Hill, P. 0. Box 179. Soil and water

mgt. invest.; (3-*l) C. W. Lauritzen.

FES-Utah State Agr. Coll. Directs the State

programs of Coop. Ext. work., Carl Frisch

knecht, director.

FHA—Professional Bldg. (1) Arnold Taylor.

(Serves Cache and Rich Cos.)

FS—P. 0. Bldg, Cache Nat. Forest Hdqrs.; (4)

Ralph E. Crowell. Logan River Ranger Dist.:

(1) Owen M. DeSpain.

% Utah State Agr. Coll. Res, in forest dis

eases; (1) James L. Mielke.

ses—52 N. 1st E. St. Area Off.-Supervision of

work units: (5) Blaine C. Morse.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Blacksmith Fork Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Gerald

Hansen; Tech. assistance to N. Cache Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Donald A. Drage.

Expt. Sta., U. S. A. C. Campus. State Soil

Sei.—Supervision of soil sur. program and soils

lab. and coop, with Utah Agr. Expt. Sta.; (1)

John W. Metcaif.

Plant Indus. Bldg., Utah State Agr. Coll.

ses Soils Lab.—Soils tests in coop, with Utah

State Agr. Expt. Sta.; (2) James P. Thorne.

Manila (Daggett):

FS—Manila Ranger Dist.; (0) Ernest C. Hirsch.

Man ti (Sanpete):

FHA—City Bank Bldg. (2) Benjamin F. Hulme.

FS—Mt. Baldy Ranger Dist.; (0) G. LeGrand

Olson,

ses-City Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Sanpete Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Carl W. Wilker.

Moab (Grand):

FS—Mesa-LaSal Ranger Dist. (0) Q. David

Hansen.

SCS-Mohler Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Grand and Greenriver Soil Conserv.

Dist., (0) Kenneth L. Williams.

Monroe (Sevier):

FS—Monroe Ranger Dist. (0) T. Carl Haycock.

Montfcello (San Juan):

FS^Monticello Ranger Dist.; (0) Julian R.

Thomas,

ses—Monticello, Utah. Work Unit Off.-Tech

assistance to San Juan Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.,

(0) Gordon L. Heaton.

UTAH—Continued

Morgan (Morgan):

SCS-Bakery Bldg., Front St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Morgan Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Horace M. Andrews.

Mt. Pleasant (Sanpete) :

FS—Mammoth Ranger Dist.: (0) Wells Thursby.

ses—City Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Sanpete Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. and

Pleasant Creek watershed protection proj. (3)

Norman G. Bird.

Murray (Salt Lake) :

ses—5175 S. 40 E. St. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (5) Wilfrid M. Hasfurther,

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to E. Salt

Lake Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) R. Bernell

McAllister. Tech. assistance to W. Salt La

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Harry K. Woodward.

Nephi (Juab):

FS—Nebo Ranger Dist.: (1) Hal L. Mickelson.

ses—131 S. Main. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to E. Juab Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

L. Bard Blackham.

Ogden (Weber):

AMS, GR—P. 0. Bldg. Adm. Grain Standards

Act; bean and pea insp.; hay insp.; commodity

insp.; seed verification; (2) E. J. Cross.

AMS, LS—Livestock Exch. Bldg. Mkt new

serv.; (2) C. A. Anderson; Adm. of Packers and

Stockyards Act; (2) J. A. Sands.

ARS, FC—Forest Serv. Bldg. Range reseeding ,

invest.; (1) Gerard J. Klomp.

FHA—Village Bldg., 203 24th St. (1) Fred A.

Whiting. (Serves Weber and Morgan Cos.)

FS—Forest Serv. Bldg. Hdqrs. Intermountain

Region (Utah, southern Idaho, western Wyoming, and Nevada); (102) Chester J. Olsen.

P. 0. Bldg. Ogden River Ranger Dist.; (1)

R. Clark Anderson.

Forest Serv, Bldg., Intermountain ForesL and

Range Expt. Sta. Res. in forest prod., econ,

sur.; range, watershed mgt.: protection from fire,

insects, diseases; (33) Reed W. Bailev.

ses—464 24th St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Weber Soil Conserv. Dist.; (]0) Ray

H. Kerr; (0) Merlin N. Boswell.

SOL—Forest Serv. Bldg. Legal serv. in connection with the Dept's activ.; (1) Dean A. Gardner.

Panguitch (Garfield):

FHA—Houston Bldg. (1) June S. Barron. (Serves

Garfield and Kane Cos.)

FS—Panguitch Lake Ranger Dist.; (0) Grant G.

Williams.

Powell Ranger Dist.; (1) Simon L. Cuskelly.

ses-Houston Bldg., 47 N. Main. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Escalante, Upper

Sevier, and Paria River and Tributaries Soil

Conserv. Dist,; (3) Norman P, Hill.

Payson (Utah):

ses—80 W. Utah Ave., Huish Theatre Bldg.

Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Nebo Soil

Conserv, Dist. and Santaquin Canyon watershed protection proj.; (3) William B. Hatch.

Pleasant Grove (Utah) :

FS—American Fork Ranger Dist.; (0) Wallace M.

Saling.

Price (Carbon):

FHA—P. O. Bldg, (2) Lynn A, Aitken, (Serves

Carbon, Emery, Grand, and San Juan Cos.)

FS—City Bldg. Manti-LaSal Nat. Forest Hdqrs,;

(6) James 0, Stewart,

ses -First Nat. Bank Bldg, Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (3) Scott B. Passey,

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Price

River Watershed Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Herman E. Blaser.

Prove (Utah) :

FHA—Ashton Bldg., 149 N. 1st W. (3) Mark W.

Johnson. (Serves Utah and Wasatch Cos.)

FS-Fed. Bldg. Uinta Nat. Forest Hdqrs.; (5)

James L. Jacobs,

ses—151 N. 1st W. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (6) Ralph H. Felker.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Timpanogos Soil Conserv. Dist., (3) Ray W. Anderson.

335 W. Center. SCS Garage—Servicing SCS

automotive vehicles; (0) Albert C. BufiBngton.
180 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

UTAH—Continued

Randolph (Rich):

PS—Randolph Eanger Dist.; (0) Thomas A.

Phillips.

ßCS—Rich Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off —

Tech. assistance to Rich and DaRgett Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Doyle C. Hales.

Richfield (Sevier):

THA—Keate-Christensen Bldg. (1) Dennis C.

Winter. (Serves Sevier, Piute, and Wayne

Cos.)

FS—Fed. Bldg. Fishlake Nat. Forest Hdqrs.;

(5) Lowell G. Woods.

Fish Lake Ranger Dist.; (0) Elbert L. Cox.

ses—Peterson Bank Bldg. Area Oil.—Supervision of work units; (4) John R. J. Bradshaw.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Sevier

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) James M. Gatherum.

Roosevelt (Duchesre):

FHA—Frandsen Bldg. (1) Anthon B. Christensen.

8CS—Frandsen Bldg., 1st N. 1st W. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Uintah Basin Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (6) Don B. Nielson.

St. George (Washington) :

FHA—Pioneer Investment Bldg., 53 N. Main.

(2) C. Leland DaUey.

FS—Pine Valley Ranger Dist.; (0) Floyd 0. Noel.

eCS—Pioneer Invest. Co., Bldg., 53 N. Main St.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lower

Virgin Santa Clara Soil Conserv, Dist. and the

Littlefield Soil Conserv. Dist, in Arizona; (3)

Clerin W. Zumwalt.

Salina (Sevier):

FS—Salma Ranger Dist.; (0) Kenneth D. Roberts.

ses—37 E, Main St. Work Unit Off,—Tech.

assistance to Sevier Co, Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Albert L, Starr,

Salt Lake City (Salt Lake) :

AMS, AES—Í74 P. 0. Bldg. Federal crop reporting service; (7) A. R. Larsen.

AMS, FV—Room B-45, State Capitol. Supervision of Federal-State Insp. of fresh fruits and

vegetables and Standardization and insp. of

processed fruits and vegetables and other related

products; (1) L. W. Brewer.

AMS, PY—Room 402, State Capitol Bldg., State

Board of Agr. Grading poultry products; (2)

George R. Anderson.

ARS, ADE—450 Federal Bldg. Animal disease

erad, proj.; public stockyards insp.; sanitary

handling of import animal byproducts, hay and

straw; issuance or endorsement of certificates

for export livestock; (16) Fordyce H. Melvin.

ARS, ADP—466 Federal Bldg., zone 1. Invest,

of effects of poisonous plants on animals (summer

months of the year); (0) Dr. Ward T. Huffman.

ARS, FC—U. S. Sugar PI. Fid. Lab., 1810 S.

Main St. (coop.). Sugar beet diseases, breeding

male sterility and storage invest.; (6-*l) Forrest

V. Owen.

ARS, HCR—U. S. Nematology Fid. Lab., 477

Federal Bldg. General problems related to

nematode diseases of plants in Rocky Mt. region

and Calif.; sugar beet, alfalfa, and clover nematode invest.; soil fumigation work; potato rot

nematode invest.; (2) Gerald Thome.

ARS, MI—446 Federal Bldg. Meat insp.; (17)

Dr. W. J. Johnson.

ASCC—222 SW. Temple St., Old Termmal Bldg.

Responsible for carrying out agri. adj., price

support and agri. conserv. program., (19) Joseph

T. Allen, chairman.

CSS, AP—167 W. 2d S. Performs photogrammetric service for CSS and cooperating agencies;

(43) Jack M. Aheam.

FHA—110 Social Hall Ave. State Dir.—Utah;

(8) Clarence A. Anderson.

(1) Dan L. Capener. (Serves Salt Lake,

Davis, Summit, and Tooele Cos.)

FS—520 S. Redwood Rd. Procurement and

supply; (5) Eugene A. Birkmehyer.

Central repair shop; (19) 0. Marvin Seddon.

Federal Bldg. Wasatch Nat. Forest Hdqrs.;

(9) Felix C. Koziol.

Federal Bldg. Salt Lake Ranger Dist.; (2)

Gordon H. Van Buren.

UTAH—Continued

Salt Lake City (Salt Lake)—Continued

ses—222 SW. Temple. Range Conservationist;

technical guidance in range conservationist to

State Conservationists including rMige site and

condition surveys and evaluation, methods of

restoration of rangelands, improved methods of

management, and utilization of res. developments in this field in an assigned group of States;

Waldo R. Frandsen.

Field Correlator; technical direction to soil

survey work including classification, nomenclature and correlation, soil survey insp., and

soil survey reports in an assigned group of States

Theron B. Hutehings.

State Off.—Adm, SCS program in the State;

(19) J. A. Libby.

1710 S. Redwood Rd; Bldg. 51. SCS GarageServicing SCS automotive vehicles; (0) Clarence

Jensen.

Spanish Fork (Utah) :

FS—Spanish Fork Ranger Dist.; (1) Merrill Nielson.

Teasdale (Wayne):

FS—Teasdale Ranger Dist.; (0) Don D. Seaman.

Tooele (Tooele):

FS—Tooele Ranger Dist.; (0) Maynard S. Wright.

SCS—60 S. Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Vemon, Centre, and Grantsville

Soil Conserva. Dist.: (1) Morris W. Lewis.

Tremonton (Box Elder) :

FHA—Waldron Bldg. (3) Freeman J. Byington.

SCS—Waldron Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Northern Utah Sou Conserv. Dist.;

(6) Evan C. Thompson.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to West

Bos Elder Sou Conserv. Dist.: (1) Lamar R.

Mason.

Vernal (Uintah):

FHA—Coltharp Bldg. (1) Jay 8. Fitzgerald.

(Serves Uintah and Daggett Cos.)

FS—P. O. Bldg. Ashley Nat. Forest Hdqrs.;

(4) William D. Hurst.

P. O. Bldg. Vernal Ranger Dist.- (1) Glen

A. Lambert.

SCS—Coltharp Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Uintaih Basin Sou Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Ezra Grant Parrish.

Whiterocks (Uintah):

FS—Whiterocks Ranger Dist.; (0) William A.

Worf.

VERMONT

Albarg (Grand Isle) :

ses—Morton Bldg.; Main St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Grande Isle Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.: (2) Francis H. Heywood.

Bellows Falls (Windham) :

ARS, PPC—15 Atkinson St., P. O. Box 453. Enforcement of quar. on Japanese Beetle and on

gypsy moth and brown-tail moth: Vreeland R.

Call.

FS—P. O. Box 202. Blister rust control; (0) F. H.

Rose.

Bennington (Bennington) :

ses—Hawks Block, 310 Main St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Bennington Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Lawrence H. Pratt.

Bloomfield (Essex):

ses—deBanvUle Bldg., Route 102. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Essex Co. SoU Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Robert H. Brigham.

Bradford (Orange):

ses—Nat. Bank Bldg., Main St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to eastern portion of

White River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Martin F.

Garey.

Brattleboro (Windham) :

SCS—Municipal Center. W ork Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Windham Co, Soil Conserv, Dist.;

(2) George T. Hart.

Burlington (Chittenden) :

ASeC-481 Main St. Responsible for carrying

out agr. adj., price support, and agr. conserv.

programs; (12) L. Earl Wilson, chairman.
VERMONT—VIRGINIA 181

VERMONT—Continued

Burlington (Chittenden)—Continued

FES-Coll. of Agr., Univ. of Vermont. Directs

the State programs of Coop. Ext. work; J, E.

Carrigan, director.

BCS^81 Main St. State Off.—Adm. SCS program In the State; (9) Lemuel J. Peet.

Enosburg Falls (Fmnlilin):

FHA—Sabourin Block. (1) Sylvester T. Harvey.

(Serves Franklin, Lamollle, and Grand Isle

Cos.)

Essex Junction (Cliittenden):

SCS—Lincoln Hall, 3 Pearl St. "W ork Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Chittenden Co. portion of

Winooski Soil Conserv, Dist.; (2) Pobert M.

Towne.

Fairfax (Franklin) :

ARS, PPC—24 Hunt St. Gypsy and brown-tail

moth control work; Buell B. Mitchell.

Lyndonville (Caledonia):

AßS, MI—c/o Shonyos', Inc., Hill St. Meat

insp.; (0) Dr. J. R. Dole.

Manchester (Bennington):

FS—Horton Bidg. Central Ranger Dist.; (2)

"VV. W. Wenlz.

Middlebury (Addison) :

FS—Batten Block. Northern Ranger Dist.; (2)

J. S. Maslack.

ARS, PPC—89 Mfiin St. Gypsy and brown-tall

month control work; Edward C. May.

SCS—Batten Block. Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Addison Co. portion of Otter

Creek SoU Conserv. Dist.; (4) Allen G. Mayville.

Montpelier (Wasliington):

ARS, ADE—State Off. Bldg. Animal disease

erad, proj.; sanitary handling of import animal

byproducts, hay and straw ; Issuance or endorse

ment of certificates for export livestock; (14)

Maynard L. Bryant.

ARS, PPC—29 School St., P. 0. Box 246. En

forcement of quar. on Japanese beetle and on

gjrpsy moth and brown-tail moth; (0) Robert T.

Rambo.

FHA—43 State St. (1) Sherman K. Sprague.

(Serves Washington and Orange Cos.)

SCS—Demers Bldg., 153 Main St. Work Unit

Off,—Tech. assistance to Washington Co. portion of W inooski Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Reuben

R. Zile.

Motrisrille (Lamoille) :

SCS—ChurchiU House, Main St. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units northern half of State:

(2) Floyd W.CampbeH.

7 Summer St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assist

anee to Lamoille Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Francis E. Marsceill.

Newport (Orleans) :

ARS, AIQ—37 Fed. Bldg. Import-export Insp

and quar.; Í-) A. C. Farmer.

eCS—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Orleans Co. SoU Conserv. Dist.; (4),

Roger H. Beadle.

Poultney (Rutland) :

SCS—Rawson Block, 41 Main St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Poultney-Mettawee

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Roy H. Van Scoik.

Randolph (Orange):

SCS—Catlin Block Bldg., 12 S. Main St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to western portion

ofWhlte River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Arnold

W Pitman.

Richford (Franklin):

SCS—P. O. Bldg. Sub-Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Franklin Co. Soil Conserv Dist.;

(2) Stanley K. James, Jr.

Rutland (Rutland):

ARS, PPC—CO Elm St., P. 0. Box 426. Enforcement of quar. on Japanese beetle and on gypsy

moth and brown-tail moth; Arthur Viall,

FS—P. 0. Bldg. Green Mountain Nat. Forest

Hdqrs.; (9) G. S. Wheeler.

Box 426. Blister rust control; (0) M. R. Mul

hoUand.

SCS—White Bldg., 141-143 West St. Area Ofl.-

Supervision of work iinits in southern half of

State; (2) Allen R, Gray.

VERMONT—Continued

Rutland (Rutland)—Continued

P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Ofi.—Tech. a.ssistance to Rutland Co. portion of Otter Creek Soli

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Harold M. Pulling.

St. Albans (Franklin):

ARS, AIQ—213 Fed. Bldg. Import-export Insp.

and quar.; (0) C. C. Logan,

ARS, MI—c/o E. Gaboury, Jr., R. F. D. 2. Meat

Insp. (1) Dr. A. W, Combs.

ARS, PQ—Room 209, Fed. Bldg. PI. quar.

enforcement; (0) Charles E. Prince.

SCS—P, 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Franklin Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Elwyn R, Morrow,

St. Johnsbury (Caledonia):

FHA—34 Summer St.; (2) Ralph H. May.

(Serves Caledonia, Essex, and Orleans Cos.)

FS—Room 5, P. O. Bldg. Blister rust control;

(0) E. H. Palmer.

SCS—Hovey House, Central and Summer Sts.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Caledonia

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Kenneth W. Daniel

son.

Vergennes (Addison):

FHA^7 Main St.;(2) George L. Gokey. (Serves

Addison, Bennington, Rutland, and Chittenden

Cos.)

Woodstock (Windsor):

SCS-46 Pleasant St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Ottauquechee Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Stanley E.Wilson.

VIRGINIA

Abingdon (Washington):

FHA-P, 0. Bldg.; (1) George W, Hoy.

SCS—Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Holston River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Sherman F. Gold.

Accomac (Accomack):

FHA—Ayres-Hickman Bldg.; (2) J. Morris

Young. (Serves Accomack and Northampton

Cos.)

SCS—Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off—Tech.

assistance to Eastern Shore Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) John N. Selby.

Amelia (Amelia):

SCS—Hall Drug Store Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Piedmont Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) P. Benjamin Chüdress.

Amherst (Amherst):

SCS—Old Jail Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Robert E. Lee Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) J. Hunter Sheppe.

Appomattox (Appomattox) :

SCS—Lee Theatre Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Robert E. Lee Soil Conserv.

Dist, and East Falling River Watershed Protection Proj.; (3) Thomas E. Dickerson.

Arlington (Arlington):

ARS, PQ—Room 13, Transit & Internat. Terminal

Bldg., National Airport Plant quar. enforcement;

(2) Wilson F. Dawson.

Ashland (Hanover):

SCS—Herald-Prog. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Tidewater Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) 0, Edward Hatcher.

Bedford (Bedford):

FHA—Peoples Nat. Bank Bldg.: (l)AViiliam M.

Dotson. (Serves Bedford and Amherst Cos.).

SCS—U. S. P. 0, Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Blue Ridge Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Sneed T. Adams.

Big Stone Gap (Wise) :

FHA-P. 0. Bldg. (1) Giles B. Propst. (Serves

Wise and Dickenson Cos.)

Blacksburg (Montgomery):

AMS, MR—Dept. of Agr. Econ. and Rural

Sociol., Va. Poly. Inst. Regiona: research in

the marketing of livestock and meat in the South

in coop, with State Agr, Expt, Sta,; (0) J. D.

Johnson.

ARS, AE—Va. Poly. Inst. Infra-red brooding and

horn worm control; (0) James M. Stanley.

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt, Sta. (coop.) Soybean invest.; (*1) T, Jackson Smith,
182 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

VIRGINIA—Continued

Blacksburg (Montgomery)—Continued

ARS, PE—Dept. Agr. Econ., Va. Poly. Inst.

Research, stat. and serv. work in eoon. of agr.

prod., incl. adjustments in prod, to prospective

demands; farm labor requirements and productivity; costs and returns; econ. problems relating

to farm credit, investment, taxation, insur., land

and water use, land values, and tenure; (coop.)

Frank D. Hansing.

ARS, SWC—Box 99. Soil & Water mgt, invest.;

(3-*2) James H. Lillard.

FES-Vs. Poly. Inst. Directs the State programs

of Coop. Ext. work. L. B. Dietrick, Dir.

SCS—Agron. Dept., V. P. I., Va. Agr. Expt. Sta.

Field Correlator; tech. direction to soil survey

work including classification, nomenclature and

correlation, soil survey insp. and soil survey

reports in an assigned group of states. Glenn H.

Robinson.

Agr. Bldg., Va. Poly. Inst. State Soil Scientist

OfE.—Supervision oí Sou Scientist; (3) Robert

E. Devereui.

Bland (Bland) :

ses-Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Skyline Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Junior V. Shockley.

Bowling Green (Caroline) :

ses—Elliott Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Tidewater Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

James W. Wüls.

Boydton (Mecklenburg):

SCS—Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off—Tech.

assistance to Southside Soil Conserv. Dist.- (2)

Tullie M. Dean.

Bridgewater (Rockingham) :

FS—Thomas Garage Bldg. Dry River Ranger

Dist.; (4) R. E. Elliott.

Bristol (Washington):

ARS, MI—care Valleydale Packers, Inc., of Bristol, Commonwealth Ave. Meat inspection; (1)

Dr. J. A. Sluss.

SCS—Reynolds Arcade Bldg. Area Off.—Super

vision of work units; (4) William D. Richardson.

Buckingham (Buckingham) :

SCS—Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. as

sistance to Robert E. Lee Soil Ccnserv. Dist.

(0) Claude W. Crist, Jr.

Buena Vista (Rockbridge) :

FS—P. O. Bldg. Pedlar Ranger Dist.; (5) W. H.

Cole.

Charlotte Court House (Charlotte) :

SCS—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Southside Sou Conseiv. Dist.-

(1) Norman L. Ramsey.

CharlottesvUle (Albemarle):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg.. E. Market St. (1) James P.

Gilmer (Serves Albemarle Fluvanna, Greene,

Louisa and Nelson Cos.)

SCS—Co. Off. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (6) John A. Smart.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Thomas

Jefferson Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Robert O.

Anderson.

Chase City (Mecklenburg):

FHA—5th and Boyd Sts. (1) Travis N. Turner.

(Serves Mecklenburg and Charlotte Cos.)

SCS—Bitting Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

works units; (9) Hubert M. Collins.

Chatham (Pittsylvania):

FHA—Co. Off. Bldg., (1) John P. Hunt, in.

SCS—Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Blue Ridge Soil Conserv. Dist.

(3) Eugene F. Hart.

Chesterfield (Chesterfield) :

SCS—Co. Supply Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to James River Soil Conserv. Dist.-

(0) John David, Jr.

Christiansburg (Montgomery) :

FHA—Proffitt Bldg., (1) William E. Miller.

(Serves Montgomery, Giles and PuJaski Coi.)

SCS-Phlegar Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Skyline Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

James L. Littleton.

Clintwood (Dickenson):

SCS—New Jail Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lonesome Pine Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Charles D. Baker.

VIRGINIA—Continued

Courtland (Southampton):

FHA—Ellis Bldg., Main St. (2) Hunter P, Evans

(Serves Southampton, Isle of Wight, Nansemond, Norfolk, Princess Anne, Surry, and

Sussex Cos.) „ _ ^

SCS—Co. Agent's Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to J. R. Horsley Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Kenner C. Rice, Jr.

Covington (Allegheny):

FS—P. O. Bldg. James River Ranger Dist.;

(2) J. H. Noyes.

SCS—223 W, Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Mountain Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Wayne M. Hypes.

Culpeper (Culpeper):

FHA—505 N. Main St. (3) Myrah B. Fields

(Serves Culpeper, Arlington, Fairfax, Fauquier,

Loudoun, Madison, Prince William and Bappahannock Cos.)

SCS—Compton Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Culpeper Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Lorenzo B. Henretty.

Cumberland (Cumberland):

FHA—Cumberland Garage Bldg., (2) Curtis T.

Roach. (Serves Cumberland, Buckingham,

Goochland and Powhatan Cos.)

SCS—Cumberland Garage Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Robert E. Lee Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) Charles F. Hudson.

Danville (Pittsylvania):

AMS, TB—Rm. 202, Security Bank & Trust Co.

Bldg., 526 Main St. Enforcement of Tob.

Insp. Act involving the insp. and cert, of tobacco

sold on auction markets; tech. assistance to

producers in the prep, of tobacco for market;

and conduct of TB Market News; (93-*l5)

John S. Williams.

Dinwiddie (Dinwiddie):

SCS—Farmers Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Piedmont Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Carl S. Gregory.

Edinburg (Shenandoah) :

FS—Saum Bldg. Lee Ranger Dist.; (3) B. A.

Eger.

Emporia (Greensville):

FHA—3()3-A South Main St. (1) Lawrence W.

Latane (Serves Greensvilleand Brunswick Cos.)

SCS—Courthouse Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision

of work unit; (7) Benjamin F. Daughety.

Harrell Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to J. R. Horsley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Robert E. Coleman.

Farmville (Prince Edward):

AMS, TB—Herald Bldg., 238 Main St. Enforcement of Tob. Insp. Act involving the inspect.

and cert, of tobacco sold on auction markets and

tech. assistance to producers in the prep, of

tobacco for market; (8) Arthur H. Irby.

FHA—D & M Bldg., Main St., (1) Don H.

Spencer (Serves Prince Edward and Amelia

Cos.)

SCS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Piedmont Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Howell E. Lacy.

Fincastle (Botetourt) :

FHA—Stoner Bldg. (1) Charles E.Bass (Serves

Botetourt, Craig and Roanoke Cos.)

SCS—The Morgan Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Natural Bridge Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Pearce D. Hughston.

Floyd (Floyd):

SCS—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to New River Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(1) Richard Q. DUlon.

Franklin (Southampton) :

FS—S. W. Rawls, inc., Off. Bldg. Research In

forest prod, and range management in loblolly

forests; (7) George F. Gruschow.

Fredericksbnrg (Spotsylvania) :

FHA-P. O. Bldg. (1) James W. Hurt (Serves

Spotsylvania, Caroline, King George, Orange

and Stafford Cos.)

8CS-U. S. P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Tri-County Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) George L. Rigby.
VIRGINIA 183

VIRGINJA—Continued

Front Royal (Front Royal):

ARS, APH—Beef Cattle Research Sta. Beel

Cattle Research (3-*ll) Robert Prlode.

Front Royal (Warren) :

FHA—Co. Off. Bldg, Jackson St. (1) Thomas C.

Henderson (Serves Warren, Clarke, Frederick

and Shenandoah Cos.)

ses—Duncan Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lord Fairfax Soil Conscrv. Dist.; (0)

George G. Collins.

Gate City (Scott) :

FHA—Howard Bros. Bldg., (1) Haskel P. Miller,

ses—Old Sheriff's Res. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Natural Tunnel Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) John B. Swiger.

Gloucester (Gloucester):

(SCS-Gray's Pharmacy Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. Assistance to Tidewater Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Dallas D. Adams.

Goochland (Goochland):

ses—Ware Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Thomas Jefferson Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Joseph H. Scales, Jr.

Great Bridge (Norfolk) :

ses-Oak Grove School Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Virginia Dare Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) John T. Crenshaw.

Halifax (Halifax) :

FHA—Harding Building, (1) Berkley S, Adams,

ses—Harding Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Southside Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

James K. Farley.

Harrisonburg (Rockingham) :

AMS, DA—116 Reservoir St. Market News serv.

on dairy and poultry prod.; (*1) E. H. Ralston.

FHA—89 W Broad St. (1) Benjamin F. White

(Serves RockLngbam and Page Cos.)

FS—P. O. Bldg. George Washington Nat. 1 orest

Hdqrs.; (22) A. H. Anderson.

Blister rust control hdqrs. Tor Del., Md., Va.,

W. Va., Fa., Tenn., N. C, S. C, Ga; (1) J. R.

George.

SCS-P. 0. Bldg. Arca Off.—Supervision o'

work units; (10) Asbury N. Hodgson.

Gambül Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. as

sistance to Shenandoah Va^iley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) William H. Mann.

Heathsville (Northumerland) :

ses—Haislip Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Northern Nock Soil Conserv. Dist.'

(0) Jesse C. Tignor.

Hillsville (Carroll) :

FHA—Main St., (1) Walter E. Trent (Serve:

Carroll and Grayson Cos.)

SCS-The Fulcher Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to New River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Paul R. Batchelor.

Hilton Village (Warwick):

SCS—Co. Adm. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Colonial Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

James K. Alvis.

Holland (Nansemond):

ARS, AE—Tidewater Field Stat. Com, Small

Grain and Peanut Storage and Conditioning;

(2) Norman C. Teter.

Peanut prod harvesting mach. George B.

Duke.

Hot Springs (Bath) :

FS—Frame Bldg Warm Springs Ranger Dist.;

(3) J. R. Hicks.

Independence (Grayson) :

SCS—Elliott Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to New River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Kyle R. Summer.

JonesYille (Lee):

FHA—New Jail Bldg. (2) Charles E, Hobbs.

SCS—Co. Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Daniel Boone Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) James R. B. Williamson.

Eenbridge (Lunenburg):

FHA—Spotless Store Bldg., (1) George F. Grizzard (Serves Lunenburg and Nottoway Cos.)

SCS—Co. Agr. Bldg, Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Southside Soil Conserv. Dist,; (0)

Jackson M. Betts.

VIRGINIA—Continued

King William (K.ng William):

SCS-Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Tidewater Soil Conserv Dist.- (1)

John E. Roiizie.

Lawrenceville (Brunswick):

SCS-Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

Assistance to Southside Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Emory R. Minnich.

Lebanon (Russell):

FHA-N. Church St., (1).

SCS—Campbell Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Terh

assistance to Clinch Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.:

(0) A. Bertram Hawkins.

Lee Hall (Warwick):

CSS—EiTierg. Grain Storage Fleet-James River

Anchorage. Responsible for maintenance of surplus stocks of CCC-owned grain stored in ships

of the reserve fieet of the Maritime Adm. (18)

Don Durfee.

Leesburg (Loudon) :

SCS—Old Inn Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance

to Northern Virginia Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Leslie W. King.

Lexington (Rockbridge) :

FHA—105 Main St., (1) James G. Dunlap (Serves

Rockbridge, Alleghany and Bath Cos.)

SCS—Co. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance

to Natural Bridge Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Earl

T. Edwards.

Louisa (Louisa):

SCS—Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Thomas Jefferson Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Hazell E. Waldrop.

Lovingston (Nelson):

SCS-Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Thomas Jefferson SoU Conserv.

Dist.; (1) James L. Proflit.

Luray (Page):

SCS—Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Shenandoah Valley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) John D. Crist.

Madison (Madison):

SCS—War Memorial Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Culpeper Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Garland J. Kidd.

Manassas (Prince William)-

SCS—Hibbs & Giddings Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Northern Virginia Soil Conserv. Dist.; (I) Harry R. Parks.

Marion (Smyth):

FHA—Court House, Main St. (1) Thomas C.

]-jrown. (Serves Smyth, Bland and Wythe Cos.)

FS—219 Center Bldg., Main St. Holston Ranger

Dist.; (5) A.E.Eckes.

Martinsville (Henry):

SCS-Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Blue Ridge Soil Conserv, Dist.; (0)

A. Duke Price.

Monterey (Highland):

SCS-Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech,

assistance to Mountain Sou Conserv. Dist,; (0)

W. Terry Hicks, Jr,

Mount Solon (Augusta):

FS—Blister rust control; (0) G. C, Cramer.

Natural Bridge Station (Rockbridge):

FS—Bank of Natural Bridge Bldg. Glenwood

Ranger Dist.; (3) L. R. Smith.

New Castle (Craig) :

FS—Farmers & Merchants Bank Bldg. New

Castle Ranger Dist,; (5) J. N. Van Alstine.

Norfolk (Norfolk) :

AMS, FV-^15 U. S. P. O. & Court House.

Standardization and insp. fo fresh fruits and

vegetables: (3) William N. Wells.

ARS, AIQ—415 U. S. P. 0. Bldg. Sanitary handling of import animal byproducts, hay and

straw; (1) M. M. Jonew.

ARS, ENT—Va. Truck Expt. Sta. (Box 2160)

Norfolk 1, Va, Research on bean insects; R. W.

Brubaker.

ARS, MI—Room 415 U. S, P. 0. Bldg. Meat

inspection; cooperating in examinations for the

Navy; (8) M. M. Jones.

ARS, PPC-415 U. S. P. 0. Bldg. Enforcement

of Jap. beetle quar.; (2) Dudley A. Raine.
184 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

VIRGINIA—Continued

Norfolk (Norfolk)—Continued

ARS, PQ—Room 411, U. S. P. 0. & Courthouse

Bldg. Plant quar. eniorcement; (6) Geraldus

Gay.

Norton (Wise):

FS—Kemmerer Bldg. Clmch Ranger Dist.; (5)

E. L. Hurst.

Nottaway (Nottaway): „ ,„ ^

ses—Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Oil.—Tech. assistance to Piedmont Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Willie

B. Irby.

Orange (Orange): ^ „ ,

Srg_Co Off, Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Culpeper Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

ITugb E. Mackey.

Palmyra (Fluvanna): „ ^ ^

ses—Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Thomas Jefferson Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Henry C. McGehee.

Pearisburg (Giles):

ses—Law Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Skyline Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) John C.

Mustard, Jr.

Petersburg (Dinwiddie):

FHA—P. O. Bldg., Franklin St. (1) William F.

Woolfolk. (Serves Dinwiddie, Chesterfield,

and Prince George Cos.) ^ _ ^

8CS—Owens Hall, Va. State Coll. Sub-Hdqrs.

of Dinwiddie Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance

to Piedmont Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Maurice

Q. Godley,

Powhatan (Powhatan):

ees—Jail Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Piedmont Soil Conserv. Dist., (0) H.

Stuart Jones.

Prince George (Prince George) :

ses—Co. School Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to James River Soil Conserv, Dist.;

(1) William L. Blair.

Princess Anne (Princess Anne) :

SCS—Co. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Va. Dare Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Aubrey

N. Holmes.

Providence Forge (New Kent) :

ses-Harwood Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Colonial Soil Conserv. Dist., (0)

J. Aubrey Broadus.

Pulaski (Pulaski):

eCS-Crowell Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (5) Boyd C. Venable.

The Pulaski Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Skyline Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(I) Fred A. Hodnett.

Richmond (Henrico):

AMS, AES—1027 State Off. Bldg. State-Fed.

Crop Reporting Serv.; (10-*3) H. M. Taylor.

AMS, FV—1200 E. Main St. Standardization

and inspect, of processed fruits and ve-getables

and other related products; (0) Jack R. Chapell.

AMS, IS—1200 E. Main St. Meat Gradmg Serv;

(7) A. W. McCormick.

AMS, MR—9 E. Gary St. Research lab. on

insect control In stored tobacco and tobacco

products; (3) Joseph N. Tenhet.

ARS, ADE—1102 State Off. Bldg. Animal disease

eradication proj.; inspect, and quar. of importexport animals; sanitary handling of import

animal byproducts, hay and straw; issuance or

endorsement of certificates for export livestock;

(21) H. Svdnor Miller.

ARS, MI—Room 228, 900 Lombardy St. Meat

inspect.; (16) Dr. A. J. Reiher.

ARS, PPC—N. Lombardy St., Room 226, P. 0.

Box 6181, Saunders Sta. Enforcement of Jap,

beetle quar.; (1) Frank G. Winn.

ASCC—609 E. Main St. Responsible for carrying

out agr. adjustment, price support and agr.

conserv. programs. (64) Everett D. Duncan,

Chairman.

FHA-900 N. Lombardy St., State Dir.—Va.

(II) Charles B. Waddell.

900 N. Lombardy St., (1) Ira A. De Armón.

(Serves Henrico, Charles City, City of Hampton, Hanover, James City, New Kent, City of

Warwick, and York Co.)

VIRGINIA—Continued

Richmond (Henrico)—Continued

SCS—900 N. Lombardy St., State Off.—Adm.

SCS program in State; (16) Sam W. Bondurant,

Co. Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

Assistance to James River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Edward F. Moser.

Roanoke (Roanoke):

ARS, PPC—310 Fed. Bldg. Barberry erad, for

control of black stem rust in Va. and W. Va.;

(5-*7) W. M. Watson.

FS—P. 0. Bldg., Church & 2nd Sis. Jefferson

Nat. Forest Hdqts.; (10) G. B. P. Mullin.

Rocky Mount (Franklin):

FUA.—S37H Franklin St, (2) Daniel C. Newbill.

(Serves Franklin and Henry Cos,)

SCS—Angle Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (3) A. Dabney Williamson.

Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech,

assistance to Blue Ridge Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(1) Jack G. Moses,

Rustburg (Campbell):

FHA—Court House, (1) William J. Leftwich.

(Serves Campbell and Appomattox Cos.)

SCS—Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Robert E. Lee Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) John L. Harrison.

Salem (Roanoke):

ARS, Ml—care Valleydale Packers, Inc., 8th

and Iowa Sts. Meat inspection; (3) Dr. G. S.

Jackson.

SCS—Court House Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Blue Ridge Soil Conserv.

Dist; (1) Leo E. Painter.

Sn'ithfield (Isle of Wight):

SCS—Betts Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Peanut Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Marion

B. Rainey.

Staunton (Augusta):

FHA—Echols Bldg. Court House Sq. (1) Stuart

H. Barren (Serves Augusta and Highland Cos.)

FS—Industrial Loan Bldg. Deerfield Ranger

Dist.; (4) R. L. Rowland.

SCS—Teague Motor Co. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Shenandoah VaDey Soil

Conserv, Dist.; (1) Ola J. Zeigler.

Wilson Educational Center. Potomac River

Flood Prevention Proj. (4) Robert B Warner.

Stuart (Patrick) :

FHA—P. O. Bldg., (1) Percy H. Bowman.

(Serves Patrick and Floyd Cos.)

SCS—Patrick Co, Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to New River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) William E. Dickerson, Jr.

Suffolk (Nansemond):

ARS, MI—P. 0. Box 714 (office, Joel E. Harrell

& Son, Inc., Route 58). Meat inspection;

(10) Dr. T. E, Utley.

SCS—Andrews Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Peanut Boil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

William E. Garrison, Jr.

Surry (Surry):

ses—Maude E. Cox Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Peanut Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Joseph B. Elrod.

Sussex (Sussex):

ses—County Off. Bldg. Work Unit Off,—

Tech, assistance to J. R. Horsley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Richard C, Kinzie,

Tappahannock (Essex):

FHA—Wilson Bldg, Church Lane (2) Littleberry

J. Haley. (Serves Essex, Gloucester, King

William, Matews, King and Queen, and Middlesex Cos.)

SCvS—Wilson Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (8) W'illiam A. Phillips.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Tidewater Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Carlos A. Olinger.

Tazewell (Tazewell):

FHA—Main St. (1). (Serves Tazewell and

Buchanan Cos.)

Warsaw (Richmond):

FHA—Packett Bldg, (1) Paul O. Delano.

(Serves Richmond, Lancaster, Northumberland and Westmoreland Cos.)

ses—Packett Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Northern Neck Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Robert C. Komegay,
VIRGINIA—WASHINGTON 185

VIRGINIA—Continued

Winchester (Frederick) :

8CS—Hansboro Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lord Fairfax Soil Conserv. Dist.

(1) Paul T. Moore.

Woodstock (Shenandoah) :

SCS-Schmitt Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Lord Fairfax Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Paul L. Sweaker.

Wytheville(Wythe):

FS—7 & 8 Leggett Bldg. Wythe Ranger Dist.;

(7) E. F. Wolcott.

ses—The Leggett's Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Skyline Soil Conserv. Dist.

(2) William M. Holcomb.

WASHINGTON

Arlington (Snohomish) :

SOS-Northwest Vet. Clinic Bldg., 517 Olympic.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Snohomis

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Edmund F. Stephens.

Asotin (Asotin):

ses—Co. Agi-. Bldg., Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Asotin Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Frank R. Raney.

Auburn (King) :

FHA—City HaU. (1) Edward R. Hanson.

Bellingham (Whatcom):

FS-P. O. Bldg. Mt. Baker Nat. For. Hdqrs.;

(8) Henry H. Harrison,

ses—350 Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Whatcom Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(5) Byron D. Moser.

Blaine (Whatcom):

ARS, PQ—211 Customhouse. Plant quar enforcement. Theodore A. Barnett.

Carson (Skamania):

FS—Wind River Ranger Dist.; (3) Vincent N.

Olson.

Cashmere (Chelan):

FS—City Bldg. Cashmere Ranger Dist.; (1)

Horace G. Cooper.

Cathlamet (Wahkiakum):

ses—Hanigan Bldg., Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Wahkiakum Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Clinton W. Renney.

Chehalis (Lewis):

FHA—Court House, (2) Richard H. FoUett.

(Serves Lewis, Cowlitz and Wahkiakum Cos.)

Chehalis (Lewis):

ses—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lewis Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Eniz

E. Rowland.

Chelan (Chelan):

FS—Chelan Ranger Dist.; (1) Leonard H. Rampton,

ses—Chelan Ranger Sta. Hdqrs. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Lake Chelan Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Carl W. Gaddis.

Cheney (Spokane):

ses-509 Second St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Southwest Spokane SoU Conserv.

Dist.; (3) John A. Paulson.

Chewelah (Stevens):

ses—West 202 M<3in St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to S. Ferry Soil Conserv. Dist. and

Kpttle-Stevens Soil Co-nserv. Dist.; (3) Lee W.

Dowd.

Clarksion (Asotin):

ARS, MI—P. 0. Box 129 (office, 1 Fed. Bldg., 6th

and Chestnut Sts.). Meat insp.; (1) Dr. G. V.

Grewell.

CleElum (Kittitas):

FS—Cle Elum Ranker Dist.; (1) Donald E. Allen,

ses—Coleman Bldg., 121-123 First St. Work

Unit OfE.—Tech. assistance to Cle Elum Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) Russell W. Vance.

Colfax (Whitman):

ses—Whitman Co. Agr. Bldg. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (2) Verle Q. Kaiser.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Central

Whitman Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Walter E.

Guenther.

314814°—54 13

WASHINGTON—Continued

Colville (Stevens) :

FHA—Old Dominion Creamery Bldg. (3) W.

Raynor Davis, (Serves Stevens and Ferry

Cos.)

FS—Colville Nat. For. Hdqrs.; (14) Roswell

Leavitt.

Colville Ranger Dist.; (2) John R. Lyman.

ses—Old Dominion Creamery Bldg. 'v. ork

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Kettle Stevens

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Dean M. Jones.

Concrete (Skagit):

FS—State Bank Bldg. Baker River Ranger

Dist.; (2) Raymond L. Hornbeck.

Curlew (Ferry):

FS—Curlew Ranger Dist.; (2) Arthur E Pauley.

Darrington (Snohomish) :

FS—Darrington Ranger Dist.; (3) Harold J.

Engles.

Sniattle Ranger Dist ; (2) Pat N. Wick.

Davenport (Lincoln) :

SCS^Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Davenport-Reardan Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Bufford C. Boyd.

Dayton (Columbia):

ses—Odd Fellows Bldg., 300 E. Main St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. a^ssistance to Columbia Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Harold Boeger.

Deer Park (.Spokane) :

ses—N. Spokane Soil Conserv. Dist. Bldg. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to N. Spokane Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Alfred E. Young,

Ellen.sburg (Kittitas) :

FHA—P. O. Bldg. (1) Albert K. Millay.

FS—Masonic Bid?. EUensburg Ranger Dist.;

(2) Warren E. Drake.

ECS-Clerf Bldg., 312 E. Fourth Ave. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Kittitas Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) Arthur E. Miller.

Entiat (Chelan):

FS—Entiat Ranger Dist.; (2) Vaughn E. Livingston.

Enumclaw (King):

FS—1737 Wells St, White River Ranger Dist.

(4) R. Nevan McCullough.

Ephrata (Grant):

FHA—City Hall. (3) Eriok Ron Kalberg. (SubOflQce of County OflBce at Moses Lake in Grant

Co.)

ses—City Hall. Area Off.—Supervision of work

units; (4) CecU McCormac.

Nixon Bldg., 136 First St„ NW, Work Unit

Off.—Tech, assistance to Ephrata Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) George E. Pheasant.

City Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance

to Moses Coulee Soil Conserv, Dist.; (0) Wallace

R. Houser.

Fairñeid (Spokane):

ses—Farm Tractors and Implement Bldg. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Latah Rock

Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Carl R. Freese.

Friday Harbor (San Juan) :

ses—Island Serv. Bldg., Spring and Nichols Ave,

Work Unit Off,—Tech. assistance to San Juan

Island Soil Conserv, Dist., Oreas Island Soil

Conserv. Dist., and Lopez Island Soil Conserv.

Dist,; (1) Clarence C. Williams,

Glacier (Whatcom):

FS—Glacier Ranger Dist.; (I) Roscoe T, Files.

Goldendale (Klickitat):

ses—Klickitat Co. Courthouse, Work I'riit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Central Klickitt Soil

Conserv, Dist.; (2) Raymond W. Meyer.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Eastern

Klickitat Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Robert G,

Newell.

Granite Falls (Snohomish):

FS—Star Route. Monte Cristo Ranger Dist.; (2)

Edward W. Anderson.

Harrington (Lincoln):

ses—Old Nati. Bank Bldg, Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Sprague-Harrington Soil

Conserv. Dist,; Claude C. Dillon.

Hartline (Grant) :

ses—Hartline P. O, Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Hartline-Highland Soil Conserv.

Dist,; (0) Andrew W. Krofchek.
186 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

V(/ASHINGTON—Continued

Hunters (Stevens):

ses—Lakeside Clinic Bldg. Sub-rnit OffTech, assistance to Kettle-Stevens Soil Conserv.

Dist.; Ernest Webb.

Kelso (Cowlitz):

FS—P. O. BldK. Lewis River Ranger Dist.: (1)

Heath V, Hail.

Spirit Lake Ranger Dist.; (0) Marshall Stenerson.

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of work

units; (3) Forrest E. Bernath.

Kennewick (Benton):

ses—Kennewick Irrig. Dist, Bldg., 214 W. First.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to East

Ben'ton Soil Conserv. Dist. (1) Linn L. Tinsroan.

Lacrosse (Whitman):

ses—Walli Bldg., Third and Main St. Work

Unit Oft.—Tech. assistance to West Whitman

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Glenn Langley.

Leavenworth (Chelan):

FS—Lake Wenatchee Ranger Dist.; (3) Warren

M. Pressent'in.

Longview (Cowlitz):

ses-Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Cowlitz Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Arthur

L. Holding.

Lynden (Whatcom):

FHA—Hoekstra Bldg. (3) Ward L. Vander

Griend. (Serves Whatcom and San Juan Cos.)

Mansdßeld (Douglas):

ses—Nugent Bldg., Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Foster Creek Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0^ Carl A. Anderson.

Marblemount (Skagit):

FS—Skagit Ranger Dist.; (^ Frank E. Lewis.

Mazama (Okanogan):

FS—Early Winters Ranger Sta. Pasayten Ranger

Dist.; (1) Justin E. Longmoor.

Milwaukee (Milwaukee):

AMS, GR—P. O. Bldg. Adm. Grain Standards

Act: Bean and Pea Insp.: Commodity Insp. (3)

F. A. Cummings.

Mineral (Lewis):

FS—Mineral Ranger Dist.; (1) William H. Vallad.

Montesano (Grays Harbor) :

FHA—Oddfellows Bldg. (2) Tom M. O'Connor.

(Serves Grays Harbor. Glallam, Jefferson, and

Pacific Cos.)

ses—Odd Fellows Bldg., Mercy and First Sts.

Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Grays

Harbor Soil Conserv. Dist.: (2) Earl A. Lewis.

Moses Lake (Grant):

FHA-Soil Conserv. Dist. Bldg.; (3) Tay L. Toll.

(Sub-ofl5oe at Ephrata in Grant Co.)

Moses Lake (Grant):

ses—Moses Lake SCD Bldg., 328 Chestnut St.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Moses Lake

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) E. Pershing Vance.

Mt. Vernon (Skagit):

ARS, HCR—Northwest Washington Agr. Lab.

Invest, of diseases and cultural practices influencing yield .and quality of seed of vegetable

crops; (2) Darrell M. McLean.

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) EinarG. Aakre. (Serves

Skagit, Island, and Snohomish Cos.)

ßCS—Union Block, First and Pine Sts. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assis'anee to Skagit Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Anton F. Harms.

Naches (Yakima) :

FS—Naches Ranger Dist.; (3) Robett H. Torheim.

Newport (Fend Oreille) :

FS-Newport Ranger Dist.; (1) Joseph M. Poma

jevich.

ses—Lilje Hotel Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to Pend Orielle Co. Soil Conserv

Dist.; (1) Herbert F. Gaines.

North Bend (King) :

FS—North Bend Ranger Dist.; (4) Paul S. Piper.

Oakesdale (Whitman):

ses—C. J. Reid Bldg., 108 First St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Pine Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) David L. Kittock.

WASHINGTON—Continued

Odessa (Lincoln):

ses—Richfield Serv, Sta. Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Odessa Soil Conserv.

Dist.; LeGrand H. Guild.

Okanogan (Okanogan):

FS—P. O. Bldg. Chelan Nat. For. Hdqrs.; (8)

Chester A. Bennett.

P. 0. Bldg., basement. Okanogan Ranger

Dist.; (1) Orville B. Gary,

ses—Fed. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of work

units; (2) George T. Ros^

Okanogan Co. Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to South Central Okanogan Soil Conserv. Dist.: (3) Gordon R. Burt.

Okanogan Co. Courthouse Bldg. Southeast

Okanogan Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Duane H.

Lewis.

Olympia (Thurston):

ARS, ADE, AIQ—P. O. Box 1163 (off., 203 Fed.

Bldg.). An. disease erad, proj.: insp. and quar,

of import-export ans.; sanitary handling of import an. by-products, hay and straw; issuance

or endorsement of certificates for export livestock. (33) Fred M. Shigley.

CSS—Emerg. Grain Stor, Fleet-Olympia Anchorage. Responsible for maintenance of surplus

stocks of CCC-owned grain stored in ships of the

reserve fleet of the Maritime Adm, (8) Cecil E,

Johnson.

FHA—Courthouse Annex. (2) William H. Dunham. (Serves Thurston and Mason Cos.)

FS—P. O. Bldg. Olympic Nat. For. Hdqrs.;

(9) Mason Bruce.

P. O. Bldg. Research in for. prod., western

Wash.; (3) Norman P, Worthington.

ses—Courthouse Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Thurston Co. Soil Conserv,

Dist.: (5) Russell J. Humphrey.

Othello (Adams):

FHA—(1) Samuel L. Burns,

ses—Soil Conserv, Off. Bldg., First Ave. Work

Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Othello Soil Conserv, Dist,; (2) Robert R. Lonzway.

Packwood (Lewis):

FS—Packwood Ranger Dist.; (2) Fritz M. Morrison,

Palouse (Whitman):

ses-Old Nat, Bank Bldg., Main and Bridge

Sts. Sub Unit Off,—Under Pullman, Wash.

Work Unit; (1) William D. Hickman.

Pasco (Franklin):

FHA-Basement Courthouse, (4) Arnold Q.

Stine, (Serves Franklin and Walla Walla CosO

ses—Franklin Co. Courthouse, Work UnitTech, assistance to West Franklin Soil Conserv.

Dist,; (5) Rex H. Wickham.

Pomeroy (Garfield):

FS—477 Main St. Pomeroy Ranger Dist,; (1)

Fairbeorn Armstrong,

ses—Garfield Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Pomeroy Soil Conserv, Dist.;

(1) Lenn J. Dompier.

Port Angeles (Glallam) :

FS—Soleduck Ranger Dist.; (6) San/ord M. Floe.

Port Orchard (Eitsap):

ses-Kitsap Co. Agri. Bldg, Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Kitsap Co, Soil Conserv.

Dist,; (2),

Port Townsend (Jefferson) :

ses-U. S. Customs and P, 0, Bldg, Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Jefferson Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) Joseph G. Buhaly.

Prosser (Benton):

ARS, FC—Irrig. Expt. Sta.: (coop.). Hop

invest.; (*l) Robert W. VanKeuren,

Weed control research; (1-*1) Victor F. Bruns.

Prosser (Benton):

ARS, HCR—Irrig, Expt, Sta,, State Agr. Expt.

Sta. Toxicity of and accumulation of agricultural chemicals; (1) Harold W. Fogle.

ARS, SWC—Irrig. Expt. Sta. Soil and Water

mgt, invest.; (l(>-*2) Harold P. Singleton.

ARS WU-(c/o Irrig. Expt. Sta.) Fruit and

Vegetable Products Lab. Research on problems

of preservation and processing of fruits and

vegetables in the Pacific Northwestern area;

(4) Alfred M. Neubert.
WASHINGTON 187

WASHINGTON—Continued

Prosser (Benton)—Continued

THA—Courthouse Annex. (2) Freeman H. Dull,

ßCS—CourtBouse Annex. Work Unit Oil.—

Tech. assistance to West Benton Soil Consorv.

Dist.; (2) Bernard M. Otness.

Pullman (Whitman) :

ARS, AE—Agr. Engt. Dept. Wash. State Coll.

Farm refrigeration; (0) M. Conner Ahrens.

ARS, ADP—Fur An. Disease Research Lab.,

State Coll, of Wash. Fur an. disease invest.;

(4-n) Dr. John R. Gorham.

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Wheat

diseases and oat smuts; (l-*4) Charles S.

Holton.

Wheat prod, and breeding: ree. coord, western

White wheats; (3) Orville A. Vogel.

Wheat quality invest.; in chg. Western

Wheat Quality Lab.: (4-*2) Mark A. Barmore,

Grass impr. invest.; (*1) Alvin G. Law.

Grass diseases; (»1) George W. Fischer.

ARS, HCR—State Agr. Expt. Sta., Plant Intro.

Sec., State Coll. of Wash. Hdqrs. for coop,

invest, in the western reg. covering the propagation, testing, and dist. of rare and valuable econ.

and orna, plants from foreign coxintries and U. S,

possessions; (1) LoweD A. Mullen.

ARS, PE—Dept. Agr. Econ., Wash. State Coll,

Research, stat. and serv. work in econ. of agr,

prod., incl. adj. in prod, to prospective demands;

farm labor requirements and productivity;

costs and returns; econ. problems relating to

farm credit, invest., taxation, insurance, land

and water use, land values, and tenure; (0)

Walter W. Pawson.

ARS, PPC—455-B Holland Lib., Wash. State

Coll. Barberry erad, for control of black stem

rust, and Grasshopper and Mormon cricket

control; (5-*6) H. B. Busdicker.

ARS, SWC—P. O. Box 448, Coll. Sta. Soil and

Water mgt, invest.; (2) Glenn M. Homer.

FES—State Coll. of Wash., Box 328, Coll. Sta.

Directs the State programs of Coop. Ext. work.

R. M. Turner, Dir.

ßCS—Grange Supply Co., Inc., Bldg., State St.

Work Unit Ofl.—Tech. assistance to N. Palouse

Boil Conserv. Dist. and S. Palouse Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Charles T. Webb, Jr.

454 Holland Lib. State Soil Scientist's Ofí.—

Supervision of Soil Surv. in the State; (2) Ray

W. Chapin.

Plant Materials Tech. Off. Supervision oí

Slant materials program in the State; John

I, Schwendiman.

Pullman Nursery Unit Off. Adm. of the SCS

Nursery Program in the State. Vacant.

Pnyallup (Pierce) :

ARS, HCR—Western Wash. Agr. Expt, Sta.

Invest, on nematode diseases of grass seeds and

of orna, bulbs; transfer studies as related to crop

rotation; and soil fumigation for nematode

control; (2) Wilbur D. Courtney.

ARS, WU—(c/o Western Wash. Expt, Sta.)

Fruit and Vegetable Products Lab. Research

on problems of preservation and processing of

fruits and vegetables in the Pacific Northwestern

area. (2) John E. Brekke.

FHA—lOej-i Second Ave., S. W. (1) H. D.

Locklin. (Serves Pierce and Eitsap Cos.)

SCS—Tribune Off, Bldg., loeî^i W, Meeker Ave.

Work Unit Off,—Tech, assistance to Pierce Co,

Soil Conserv. Dist,; (3) Alex R. Moffat.

Quilcene (Jefferson):

FS—Quücene Ranger Dist.; (3) Harold Nyberg,

Qninault (Grays Harbor) :

FS—Quinault Ranger Dist,; (4) Jack G. Heintzelman.

Quincy (Grant):

SCS—Coates Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Quincy Soil Conserv. Dist,; (3)

George P. Caskey.

Bändle (Lewis):

FS—Rändle Ranger Dist.; (3) Reuben S. Jacobsen,

Benton (King):

SCS—Williams & Swanson Bldg., 227^ Williams

Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to King

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Henry R. Seidel.

WASHINGTON—Continued

Republic (Ferry):

FS—Republic Ranger Dist.; (2) John P. Gaffney.

SCS—Ferry Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off —

Tech. assistance to Curlew Soil Conserv. I, ist

(0) Floyd W, Hougland.

Ritzvillc (Adams) :

SCS—Ritzville SCD Bldg., 305 First. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Ritzville Soil Conserv.

Dist. and Benge-Washtucna Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Ferdinand Wetter, Jr.

St, John (Whitman):

SCS—Harwood Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

Assistance to Palouse-Rock Lake Soil Conserv

Dist.; (2) Luke J. Best.

Seattle (King):

AMS,AES—348 Fed. Off. Bldg. State-Fed Crop

Reporting Serv,; (8-*l) E. C. Wilcox.

AMS, DA—222 Fed. Off. Bldg. Market News

service on dairy and poultry prod.; (2) E. R.

Johnson.

200 Bigelow Bldg. Milk market order admin.:

(50) N. L, Keyack,

AMS, FV—228 Fed, Off, Bldg. Standardization

and insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables; (3) W. M.

Brooks.

228 Federal Off. Bldg. Market news service

on fruits and vegetables; (2) M. W. Hanson.

1917 First Ave.—Alaska Trade Bldg. Standardization and insp, of processed fruits and vegetables and other related products; (19) E. C,

Williams.

AMS GR—Fed. Off. Bldg, Adm. Grain Standards Act; Bean and Pea Insp.; Hay Insp.; Commodity Insp.; (4) J. C, Murphy.

AMS, LS—Fed. Off. Bldg. Meat Grading Serv.;

(12) A. Shottick.

AMS, PY—222 Fed. Off. Bldg. Grading poultry

products; (0) Thomas Olson.

ARS, ADE—807 Fed, Off. Bldg. Public stockyards insp.; (0) R. E, Pflugrad.

ARS, AIQ—807 Fed. Off. Bldg. Sanitary handling of import animal byproducts, hay and

straw; (0) R. E. Pflugrad.

ARS, MI—807 Fed. Off. Bldg. Meat insp. coop,

in examinations for the Navy; (27) Dr. R. E.

Pflugrad.

ARS, PQ—904 Fed. Off, Bldg. Plant quar. enforcement; (13) Leroy Schoening.

FS—415 Fed. Off. Bldg. Snoqualmie Nat. For.

Hdqrs.; (13) Lawrence 0. Barrett.

SCS—332 Fed. Off. Bldg, Area Off.—Supervision

of Work Units; (4) Paul C, Dickey.

Sedro Woolley (Skagit) :

SCS—Bingham-Holland Bldg., Metcalf and

Woodworth Sts. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assist

anee to Skagit Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Gordon

F. Stubbe.

Selah (Yakima):

SCS—MakiQS-Vaughn Bldg., 5 N. First St.

Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Wenas

Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) CecU S. Chally.

She]ton (Mason):

FS—P, O. Bldg. Shelton Ranger Dist.; (3)

WUmer D, Bryan.

Slcykomish (King):

FS—Skykomish Ranger Dist,; (2) John W.

Sargison.

Snohomish (Snohomish):

SCS—Commercial Bldg., 902 First St. Work

Unit—Tech. assistance to Snohomish Soil Conserv, Dist.; (6) Wilbur C. Pettibone,

South Bend (Pacific) :

SCS—Pacific Co, Courthouse. Work Uni': Off.—

Tech. assistance to Pacific Sou Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Marvin T. Ness.

Spokane (Spokane):

AMS, OR-P. 0. Bldg, Adm. Grain Standards

Act; Bean and Pea Insp.; Hay Insp.; Commodity

Insp.; (5) W. H. Binkley.

AMS, LS—Livestock Exch. Bldg. Market News

Serv.; (2) J. R. Zimmerman; Meat Grading

Serv.; (2) William Estby.

ARS, ADE—216 Federal Bldg, Public stockyards insp,; (0) Otto J. Schräg.

ARS, AIQ—216 Fed. Bldg. Insp. and quai. o.

Import-export animals; (0) 0. J. Schräg,
188 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

WASHINGTON—Continued

Spokane (Spokane)—Continued

ARS, MI—216 Fed. Bldg. Meat insp.; (21) Dr.

0. J. Schräg. „, ^. .

ASCC—Hutton Bldg., S. 9 Washington StResponsible for carrying out agr. adj.. price sup.

Sort and agr. conserv. programs. (24) Archie

I. Camp, chairman.

rCiC—206 Button Bldg. Adm. of crop insurance

program including sales and servicing of crop

insurance contracts and the adj. of losses in

Wash., Idaho, Utah and Oreg.; (5) Creighton

F. Law.son.

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (3) Arthur R. Simshauser.

(Serves Spokane Asot'in, Columbia, Garfleld,

Lincoln, Fend Oreille, and Whitman Cos.)

FS—157 S. Howard St. Procurement and supply

warehouse; (24) L. Don Williamson.

FS—702 N. Division. Spokane Central Equip.

Shop; (18) Alvin I. Rickel.

FS—157 S. Howard St. Research in for. prod.,

fire protection, white pine for.; (10) C. A. Wellner.

ses—301 Hutton Bldg., 8. 9 Washington St.

State Ofî.—Adm. SCS program in the State;

(22) Paul C. McCrew.

428 Fed. Bldg., W. 904 Riverside St. Area

Off.-Supervision o work units; (5) Wesey R.

Spencer.

428 Fed. Bldg., W. 904 Riverside St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Central Spokane

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Roe D, Crabtree.

Slunner (Pierce):

ARS, ENT—Grounds o Pierce Co. Infirma.y

(Box 458). Research on insects affecting flowers

bulbs and greenhouse plants; (2) C. F. Doucette.

Sunnyside (Yakima):

SCS—Holmason Bldg., 6«6 Decatur Ave AVork

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lower Yakima

Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Darley J Allen.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Roza

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Frank E. Bough.

Tieton (Yakima):

FS—Tieton Ranger D.st.- (3) Harold R. Btwer

man.

Tonasket (Okanogan) :

FS—Tonasket Ranger Dist.; (3) Oti W Foiles.

Tonasket (Okanogan) :

SCS—Masters Bldg., Whitcom Ave. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Loomis Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Bryan E. Taylor.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to North

east Okanogan Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Rulon

C. Medford.

Toppenish (Yakima):

SCS—Yakima Indian Agency Bldg. Port Road.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Wapato

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) G. Ben Swier.

Trout Lake (Klicki-at):

FS—Mt. Adams Ranger Dist.: (3) Karl C. Langfield.

Twisp (Okanogan):

FS—Twisp Ranger Dist.; (2) Sherwood C. Trotter.

SCS—King Bldg., Glover St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Methow Valley Soil Conserv

Dist.; (1) Harry A. Vogt.

Union Gap (Yakima) :

ARS ENT—108 W. Pine St. Research on in

sects affecting potatoes; (3) B J. Landis.

Vancouver (Clark):

AMS, GR—1C26 Elevator Way. Adm. Grain

Standards Act; (0) V. E. Wray.

FHA—American Legion Hall. (1) Edwin J.

Dahl. (Serves Clark, Klickitat and Skamania

Cos)

FS—801 W. Eighth St. Gifford Pincho: Nat.

For. Edqrs.; (10) Homer J. Hixon.

SCS—Angelo Bldg. 914 Daniels St. Work Unit

Off.—Tech. assistance to Clark-Skamania Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (6) Clarence L. Gilbert.

Walla Walla (Walla Walla) :

FA—Wa'la Walla Ranger Dist.- (1) Homer H

Oft.

ARS, ENT—Wallula Rd., Box 616. Rosea.ch on

wireworms; (3) M. 0. Lane.

Research on pea insects; W. C. Cook.

WASHINGTON—Continued

Walla Walla (Walla Walla)—Continued

ARS, MI—P. O. Box 254 (office. Walla Walla

Meat & Cold Storage Co., foot of 6th St.). Meat

Insp.; (0) Dr. J. A. Skordahl.

SCS—Old YWCA Bldg., 10 S. Third St. Area

Off.—Supervision of work units; (4) William L.

Gudgel.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to S. Walla

Walla Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Gerald C. Thola.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Walla

Walla Sou Conserv. Dist.; (2) Theodore S.

Bjerke.

Wenatchee (Chelan):

FS-P. 0. Bldg. Wenatchee Nat. For. Hdqrs.;

(8) John K. Blair.

FS—P. O. Bldg. Research in range mgmt.,

eastern Wash.; (1) George A. Garrison.

Winthrop (Okanogan)

FS—Winthrop Ranger Dist.; (2) John H. Ayers.

Warden (Grant):

SCS—Community Hall Bldg., 209 S. Main St.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Warden

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Henry J. Bongiorni.

Waterville (Douglas):

SCS—Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Douglas Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Charles B. Bisbee.

Wenatchee (Chelan) :

AMS, MR—P. O. Box 99. Research to improve

storage equip, and facilities for apples and other

tree fruits; (0) George F. Sainsbury.

AMS, MR—P. 0. Box 99. Invest, in handling,

transp., storage and post-harvest diseases of

fruits, vegetables and other hort. crops; (7)

H. A. Schomer.

ARS, ENT—Tree Fruit -Exp. Sta. Insect transmission of stone fruit viruses; Edward W. Anthon.

ARS, HCR-U. S. Hort. Field Lab., P. 0. Box99.

Invest, of factors affecting fruit prod.; including

studies on nutritional diseases of fruit trees, of

fruit thinning, of hormone sprays, and on soil

mgmt.; virus diseases of stone fruits; their symptoms, transmission, and control; (6-*l) Lawrence

P. Batjer, Enoch L. Reeves.

FHA—P. 0. Annex Bldg. State Asst. Dir.—

Serves Colville, Ellensburg, Ephrata, Moses

Lake, Othello, Pasco, Prosser, Spokane, Wenatchee, and Yakima, Wn., Ofl5ces. (4) Benjamin

R. Phipps.

P. O. Annex Bldg. (1) Calven S. Aerick.

(Serves Chelan, Douglas and Okanogan Cos.)

SCS—P. 0. Annex. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to E. Wenatchee Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Albert E. Blomdahl.

^\oTk Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Wenatchee-Entiat Soil Conserv. Dist. and Mission

Creek Watershed Protection Proj.; (5) John E.

Moats.

White Salmon (Klickitat) :

SCS—Hunsaker Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Underwood Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Lysle H, Parsons.

Wilbu. (Lincoln):

SCS—Olsen Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Northwest Lincoln Co. Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (1) William L. Zimmer.

Wilson Creek (Grant) :

SCS—Allison Apts. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Wilson Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) DeWayne J. Beck.

Yacolt (Clark):

FS—Canyon Creek Ranger Dist.; (1) Lawrence

M. Thorpe.

Yakima (Yakima) :

AMS, FV—203 Post Office Bldg. P. 0. Box 1345.

Supervision of fed.-state insp. of fresh fruits

and vegetables; (0) F. E. Bailey.

235 Liberty Bldg., 32 N. Third St, Market

news service on fruits and vegetables; (3) C. D.

Sherman.

212 Liberty Bldg. Standardization and Insp.

of processed fruits and vegetables and other

related products; (6) Alfred E. McKee.

ARS, ENT—301 N. Second St. Spray residue

studies; (2) Wüliam E. Westlake.
WASHIKGTON—WEST VIRGINIA 189

WASHINGTON—Continued

Yakima (Yakima)—Continued

ARS, ENT—301 N. Second St. Biol. and control

ol deciduous fruit insects; (3) E. J. Newcomei-.

ARS, MI—c/o Gibson Packing Co., east end ol

D St. Meat insp.; (0) Dr. R. S. GrlfTin.

FHA—Old Courthouse Bldg. (3) Herbert L.

Rosenkranz.

SCS-314 Fed. Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (5) Aklen Copeland.

204 Old Coui-thouse, Second and B St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Ahtanum-Moxee

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Laurence D. Giese.

204 Old Courthouse, Second and B St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Hi-Land Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Donald M. Gladson.

WEST VIRGINIA

Bartow (Pocahontas):

FS—Greenbrier Ranger Dist., (7) W. M

Stiteler, Jr.

Beckley (Raleigh):

ses—213Jé Prince St. Area Off.-Supervision of

work units; (11) Floyd F. Rothlisberger.

Work Unit Off.-Teeh. assistance to Southern

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Harry L. Headley.

Berkeley Springs (Morgan) :

ses—Masonic Temple Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Eastern Panhandle Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Norman H. Robertson.

Buckhannon (Upshur) :

FHA—Coui-thouse. (1) Clyde E. Snvder.

(Serves Upshur, Randolph and Webster Cos )

ses—Co. Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Tygart's Valley Sou Conserv.

Dist.; (1) James W. Carpenter.

Charleston (Eanawha) :

AMS, AES—Stat« Dept. of Agr. State-Fed.

Crop Reporting Serv.; (6-*l) R. P. Handy.

Charleston (Kanawha):

AMS—FV—c/o West Va. Dept. of Agr. Capitol

Bldg. Standardization and insp. of fresh fruits

and vegetables; (0) Dudley B. Kilmer.

ARS, ADE—98 Capitol Bldg. An. disease erad,

proj.; sanitary handling of import an. byproducts, hay and straw; issuance or endorsement of

certificates for export livestock. (12-*l) Elvin

R. Coon.

FHA—Courthouse Annex. (1) Ben R. Sharpe.

(Serves Kanawha, Boone, Fayette, Logan, McDowell, Mingo, Raleigh, and Wyoming Cos.)

ses—Courthouse Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Capitol Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) James C. Cox.

Charles Town (JeCFerson):

ses—Gibson Law Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Eastern Panhandle Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) George L. Cole.

Oarksburg (Harrison):

FHA-Old P. 0. Bldg. (1) Earl K. Harris.

Clarksburg (Harrison):

ses-Old p. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to West Fork Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5)

Alfred F. Millender.

Clay (Clay) :

ses—Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Elk Soil Conserv. Dist.; Oris L.

Helmick.

Elizabeth (Wirt):

SeS-J. p. Young Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Little Kanawha Soil Conserv.

Dist.; Ross H. Mellinger.

Elkins (Randolph):

FS-Fed. Bldg., Sycamore St. Monongahela

Nat. Forest Hdqrs.; (22) E. M. Olliver.

Elkins (Randolph) :

FS—Fedeial Bldg. Research in forest prod.,

watershed mgmt. in northern Appalachians; (2)

Sidney Weitzman.

ses—Forest Service Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Tygart's Valley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) John M. Lough. I

WEST VIRGINIA—Continued

Fairmont (Marion):

FUA-Pub Lib. Bldg. (1) Roy G. Arnott.

(Serves Marion, Barbour, Monongalia. and

Taylor Cos.)

ses—Bd. of Ed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech

assistance to Monongahela Soil Conserv. Dist ;

(1) Lindsay F, Morris, Jr.

Fayetteville (Fayette) :

SCS-P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Southern Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Ward

J. Ashford.

Franklin (Pendleton):

SC&-Dyer Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assi.st

anee to Potomac Valley Soil Conserv Dist

(2) Glen H. DePue.

Glenville (Gilmer) :

ses—Courthouse Annex. Work Unit Off —

Tech. assistance to W. Fork Soil Conserv. Dist ;

(1) Maurice L. Allman.

Grafton (Taylor) :

SeS-356 P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech

assistance to Tygart's Valley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; Harry C. Summers, Jr.

Grantsville (Calhoun):

ses-Hardman Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Little Kanawha Soil Conserv

Dist.; (1) Shelby M. Van Scoy.

Hamlin (Lincoln, Logan and Boone) :

ses—352 Walnut St. Work Unit Off.-Tech

assistance to Guyan Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Otto

V. Vande-Linde, Jr.

Harrisville (Ritchie):

FHA—HarrisviUe SaJes and Serv. Bldg. (1)

James W. McMillion. (Serves Ritchie, Pleasants and Tyler Cos.)

SeS—Harrisville Sales and Serv. Bldg. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Little Kanawha

Roil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Edgar A. Moats.

Hinten (Summers):

ARS, PPC—P. 0. Box 113, Jumpmg Branch.

Enforcement of Japanese beetle quarantine;

Stanley A. Moore.

ses—Courthouse Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Southern Soil Conserv. Dist ;

(1) Gail P. Auldridge.

Huntington (Cabeil):

ses-Cabell Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Guyan Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Engelbert H. Schmidt.

Eearneysville (Jefferson) :

ARS, ENT—W. Va. Univ. Expt. Farm Biol. and

control of apple and peach insects; E. 0. Hamstead.

Effect of orchard insecticides on parasites and

predators of fruit insects; (1) D. W. Clancy.

Keyser (Mineral)

ses—Sincell Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Potomac Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Berma B. Yerkey, acting.

Kingwood (Preston):

FHA—Anderson Bldg. (1) Ralph E. Miller,

(Serves Preston and Tucker Cos.)

ses—Anderson Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Monongahela Sou Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Warren G. Friend.

Lewisburg (Greenbrier) :

FHA—Gunning Bldg. (1) Hayward L. Hinzman.

(Serves Greenbrier and Pocahontas Cos.)

ses—117 E. Washington St. Area Off.—Supervision of work units (10) Linwood H. Young.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Greenbrier Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Joseph D.

Ruflner.

Marlinton (Pocahontas):

FS—Williams & Pifer Lubr. Co. Bldg. White

Sulphur Ranger Dist.; (6) G. L. Finney.

ses-Bank of Marlinton Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Greenbrier Valley Soil Con

serv. Dist.; (2) Leslie E. Montgomery.

Martinsburg (Berkeley) :

AMS, FV—123 S. Church St. Market news service on fruits and vegetables; (1) Harry S. Stiles.

FHA—410 W. Race St. (1) John R. Mullin.

(Serves Berkeley and Jefferson Cos.)

ses—410 W, Race St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

as<'istance to Eastern Panhandle Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) James H. Conklyn.
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WEST VIRGINIA—Continued

Middlebourne (Tyler):

ses—American Legion Bldg. Work Unit OffTech. assistance to Upper Ohio Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Virgil O. Brookover.

Moorefield (Hardy):

SCS-McWhorter Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tcch.

assistance to Potomac Valley Soil Conserv.

Ser.; (1) Roy E. llamllton.

Morgantown (Monongalia):

AMS, MR—Dept. of Agr. Econ., W. Va. Univ.

Regional research in the marketing of livestock in

the Northeastern Region in coop, with State

Agr. Expt. Sta.; (0) W. S. Hutson.

A see—178 Forrest Ave. Responsible for carrying oat agr, adj., price support and agr. conserv.

progi-ams. (22) M. Earl Nelson, chairman.

FES—Coll. of Agr., W. Va. Univ. Directs (he

State programs of Coop. Ext work. J. 0.

Knapp, Dir.

Morgantown (Monongalia):

FIIA—178 Forest Ave. State Dir.—W. Va. (6)

Berlin T. Reger.

SCS—17S Forest Ave. State Off.—Adm. SCS

program in the State; (14) L. L. Lough.

42 Anderson Place. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Monongahela Soil Conserv Dist.;

(2) Ivan C. Owens.

MoundsTiile (Marshall)

FHA—311 Jefferson Ave. (3) .Tames 11. Jones.

(Serves Marshall, Brooke, Hancock, Ohio and

Wetzel Cos.)

SCS- 311 Jefferson Ave. Area Oiï.—Supervision

of work units (11) Raiph B. Buckley.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Northern

Panhandle Soil Conserv. Dist.*; (1) Benjamin

F. Blackburn.

New Cumberland (Hancock):

SCS—Courthouse Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Northern Panhandle Soil

Conserv. Dist.; Glen E. Montgomery.

New Martinsville (Wetze!) :

SCS-247 Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Upper Ohio Soil Conserv. Dist.;

NoeJ P. Cochran.

Parkersburg (Wood):

SCS—217 Fourth St. Area Off.—Supervision o

work units (12) Glendon P. Burton.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Little

Kanawha Soil Conserv. Dist, (1) John W Pew.

Parsons (Tucker):

FS-Cheat River Ranger Dist. (3) J. N. Ballantyne.

FS—Fernow Expt. For. Research in for. prod,

watershed mgmt. in northern Appalachians; (7)

George R. Trimble.

SCS—Tucker Co. Courthou.se. M''ork Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Tygart's Valley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Harry M. Lydick.

Petersburg (Grant):

FHA—Water St. (1) Irving M. Byers. (Serves

Grant, Hardy, and Pendleton Cos.)

FS—Breathed Bldg, Potojnac Ranger Dist.; (4)

C. R. Carr.

8GS—Grant Co. Bank Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Potomac Valley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Vincent McKeever.

Phiiippi (Barbour):

SCS—Bennett Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision o

work units; (11) Matthew W, Harrison.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Tygart's

Valley Soil Conserv, Dist.; (2) Jack L. Barrick.

Pinevjlle (Wyoming and McDowell):

SCS—Bank of Pineville Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Southern Soil Conserv. Dist.;

Don E. Williams,

Pipstem (Summers):

FS—Blister rust control; (0) G. E. Keaton.

Point Pleasant (Mason):

FHA—City Terminal Bldg. (1) Judson M.

8CS—city Terminal Bldg, Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Western Soil Conserv, Dist,;

(2) Lionel L. Smith.

WEST VIRGINIA—Continued

Princeton (Mercer):

SCS—Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech

assistance to Southern Soil Conserv. Dist,; (1

John H. Myers.

Rîchwood (Nicholas):

FS—Richwood Wholesale Co. Bldg. Gualey

Ranger Dist.; (6) E. 0. Smoot.

Ripley (Jackson):

FHA-P. 0. Bldg. (2) Dennis F. Cox. (Serves

Jackson, Wirt, and Wood Cos )

Ripley (Jackson):

Srs—Court St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Western Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Robert

Jj. Richardson.

Romney (Hampshire):

FHA-Agr, Bldg. (2) Paul A, Holden. (Serve!

Hampshire, Mineral, and Morgan Cos.)

SCS—Hampshire Co. Courthouse, Area Off.-

Supervision of work units; (9) Norris R. Caryl.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Potomac

Valley Soil Conserv. Dist. (4) Norris R. Caryl,

acting.

Honey's Point (Ohio):

SCS—Farmer's Coop. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Northern Panhandle Soi.

Conserv. Dist.; Robert Q. Wilson.

St. Mary's (Pleasants):

SCS—417}.^ Second St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Upper Ohio Soil Conserv, Dist,:

Carl E, Haischer,

Spencer (Roane):

FHA—Wilson & Hayhurst Bldg. (1) Quellen M.

Keith (Serves Roane, Calhoun, and Clay Cos )

SCS—Church St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Little Kanawha Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) John Cooper.

Summersville (Nicholas) :

SCS—Stowers Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. as

sistance to Elk Soil Conserv. Dist.: (1) Eli T,

Estlack.

Sutton (Braxton):

FHA-Gerwig Bldg. (1) French H. Williams.

(Serves Braxton, Gilmer, and Nicholas Cos )

SCS—Gerwig Bldg. Work Unit Off,—Tech, assistance to Elk Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Ora M.

Dotson.

Union (Monroe):

FHA—Lewis Bros. Garage Bldg. (1) Robert L,

McKown. (Serves Monroe, Mercer and Summers Cos.)

SCS—Blume Chevrolet Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Greenbrier Valley Soil Con

serv. Dist.; (3) Robin L. Harvey.

Wayne (Wayne and Mingo) :

SCS—Bank of Wayne Co. Work Unit off,—Tech.

assistance to Guyan Soil Conserv. Dist. (1)

Holland N. Lecky.

Webster Springs (Webster) :

SCS-Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Elk Soil Conserv. Dist.; Benoble J.

Jarvis.

Wellsburgh (Brooke):

SCS—Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Northern Panhandle Soil Conserv. Dist.-

(1) Encil Brohard.

Weston (Lewis):

FHA—B & O Station Bldg. (1) H. Frank Blake.

(Serves Lewis and Doddridge Cos.)

SCS—B. & 0. Railroad Sta. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to West Fork Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Porter A. Hannah.

West Union (Doddridge) :

SCS—107 E. Main St. Work Unit Off,—Tech.

assistance to West Fork Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Sturley G, Stalnaker.

Wheeling (Ohio):

ARS, MI—c/o Swift & Co., Ö4 16th St. Meat

insp.; (0) F. M. Wirges.

Winfield (Putnam) :

FHA—Courthouse Annex. (1) Merle W. Faulkner. (Serves Putnam, Cabell, Lincoln, and

W^ayne Cos.)

SCS—Courthouse Annex. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Western Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(1) John W. Wright.
WISCONSIN 191

WISCONSIN

Alma (Buffalo):

FHA—Buehler Bldg. (1) Jens Uhrenholdt.

(Serves Buflalo and Pepin Cos.)

Alma (Buffalo):

A, SCS—Buehler Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Technical assistance to Buffalo Co. Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (2) Lloyd J.Wilbur.

Antigo (Langlade):

FHA-Public Library Bldg. (3) Eugene C.

Schroepfer. (Serves Forest and Langlade Cos.)

Antigo (Langlade):

SCS—5th and Superior Sts. Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Langlade Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) John W. Harper.

Appleton (Outagamie):

ses—Room 218, P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Outagamie Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Vernon Q. Geiger.

Ashland (Ashland):

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Wm. B. O'Sullivan.

(Serves Ashland, Bayfield and Iron Cos.)

ses—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Ashland Co. and Iron Co, Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) WUliam L. Ludwig.

Baldwin (St Croix):

FHA—St. Croix Agr. Center. (1) Roy C. Wolf.

Baldwin (St. Croix):

SCS—St. Croix Co. Agr. Center Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to St. Croix Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Theodore 0. Myren.

Balsam Lake (Polk) :

FHA—Co. Highway Bldg. (1) Frank J. Werner.

Balsam Lake (Polk) :

ses—Co. Jaü Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Polk Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Kenneth B. Brant.

Baraboo (Sauk):

6CS—502 Oak St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Sauk Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. (2) James

W. Stevenson.

Barton (Barron):

FHA—Fire Hall. (2) Harry Morse.

Barron (Barron) :

ses—513 LaSalle Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Barron Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Anders J. Folstad.

Black River Falls (Jackson) :

FHA—Court House. (3) Douglas J. Curran.

(Serves Jackson and Trempealcau Cos.)

ßCS—Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Jackson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Joseph D. Zellinger.

Cheyenne (Laramie) :

ARS, ADE—P. O. Box 835, "04 Fed. Bldg. Animal disease erad, proj.; sanitary handling oí

import animal byproducts, hay and straw;

issuance or endorsement of certificates for export

animals; (11) Wm. I. Bowersox.

ARS, HCR—Cheyenne Horticultural Field Sta.,

P. 0. Box 1250, Breeding, testing, and evaluating tree and bush fruits for adaptation in the

central Great Plains; breeding strawberries and

raspberries for hardiness and quality; adaptation

Etudies with peas and other vegetables; breeding

and genetics of tomatoes and cuburbits; cooperative farm windbreak tests; studies on adaptation of tree and shrub species for farm wmdbreak use; (13) Aubrey C. Hildreth.

ARS, PPC—6 Fed. Bldg., 21st St. and Carey Ave.

Grasshopper and Mormon cricket control;

(l-»6) G. E. Cavin.

Chilton (Calumet):

ßCS—City Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech, assistance to Calumet Co. Soil Conserv. Dist,

(0) Bruno A. ZucoUo.

Chippewa Falls (Chippewa) :

ARS, MI—c/o Peters Meat Products, Inc., of

Wis., Wagner St. Meat Lispect.; (0) Dr. R. E.

Patterson.

ses—711 N. Bridge St, (Court House). Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Chippewa County

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) He'mer Andersen,

Darlington (Lafayette):

ßCS—Court House. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Lafayette Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

(1) Columbus O. Bowers.

WISCONSIN—Continued

Dodgeville (Iowa):

FHA—109 N. Iowa St. (3) Ralph P. Monroe.

(Server Green, Iowa and Lafayette Cos.)

ses—109 N. Iowa St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Iowa County Soil Conserv. Dist.-

(2) Clell O. Tarrence.

Durand (Pepin):

ses—205 W. Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Pepin Co. Soil Conserv. D.:;t.: (1)

William H. Berger.

Eagle River (Vilas) :

FS—Eagle River Ranger Dist.; (5) Warren H.

Livens.

East Ellsworth (Pierce) :

FHA—Cohen Bldg. (2) Wilson P. Clark.

Eau Claire (Eau Claire) :

ARS, MI—c/o Armour & Co. Meat inspection;

(4) Dr. VirgU W. Woolen.

FHA—138H Graham Ave. (1) Henry C. Zech.

(Serves Chippewa and Eau Claire Cos.)

ses—201 Grand Ave. (Court House). Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (7) Harold F. Smith.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Eau

Claire County Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) A. William Jipson.

Edgar (Marathon):

ARS, MI—c/o Edgar Packing Co. Meat inspection; (0) Dr. H. D. Lasher.

Elkhorn (Walworth):

Ses-6-8 E. Walworth St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Walworth Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Philip J. Baun.

Ellsworth (Pierce):

ses-Erickson Elec. Co. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Pierce Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) BemieD. Peterson.

Florence (Florence):

FS—Florence Ranger Dist.; (2) Edward F. Biebesheimer.

Fond du Lac (Fond du Lac) :

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Adolph M. Simpson.

(Serves Calumet, Fond du Lac, Manitowoc,

and Sheboygan Cos.)

ses—174 W. Division St. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (5) Fred B. Reber.

1 So. Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. as

sistance to Fond du Lac Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) J. Bryan Keating.

Gays iVIills (Crawford):

ses—Co. Highway Shop Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Crawford Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Harold Q. Clark.

Glidden (Ashland):

FS—Glidden Ranger Dist.: (6) Horace A. Nixon.

Green Bay (Brown):

ARS, MI—care Liebmann Packing Co., R. F. D.

1, mail, P. O. Box 625. Meat inspection; (3)

Dr. L. J. Rafoth.

Green Bay (Brown) :

ses-1136 W. Mason St. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (6) Alan F. Laidlaw.

Court House Annex, 319 E. Walnut St. Work

Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Brown County

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Frederick M. Stone.

Green Lake (Green Lake) :

ses-Court House. Work Uait Off.-Tech. assistance to Green Lake Co. SoU Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Earl F. Sandleback.

Hayward (Sawyer) :

F HA—AValpeen Drug Store Bldg. (1) Anton W.

Schmutzer.

FS—Hayward Ranger Dist.; (3) Henry A. Barton,

ses—Walgreen Drug Store Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Sawyer Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. ; (0) Robert W Hoene.

JanesTille (Rock) :

FHA—19 E. Milwaukee St, (1) Ernest D. Darlington. (Serves Rock and Walworth Cos.)

ses—102 Water St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Rock Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Earl M. Ryan.

Jefferson (Jefferson): ^ . ^

FHA—908 Main St. (1) Wendell A. Smith.

(Serves Dodge and Jefferson Cos.)
192 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

WISCONSIN—Continued

Jefferson (Jefferson):

ses—U08ir^2 Main St. Work Unit Off—Tech.

assistance to Jefferson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Keith S. Kreger.

Juneau (Dodge):

ses—Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Dodge Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Gilbert F. Lea.

Kenosha (Kenosjia):

SOS—Court House. Work Unit Oft.—Tech. assistance to Kenosha Co. and Racine Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (n) Keith A. Kuehn.

Kewaunee (Kewaunee):

SCS-Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Kewaunee Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Harold F. Ryan.

La Crosse (La Crosse) :

ARS, PE—P. O. Bldg, Research, stat. and serv.

work in econ. of agr. prod., incl. adjustments in

prod, to prospective demands; farm labor requirements and productivity; costs and returns;

econ. problems relating to farm credit, investment, taxation, ins., land and water use, land

values, and tenure; (0) H, 0, Anderson.

ARS, SWC—Box 872. Soil & Water mgt. invest.;

18) Orville E. Hays.

FIIA—Federal Bldg. (1) Frank E. Wachlin.

ses—234 S. Seventh St. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (6) Robert E. Lee.

Court House. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to La Crosse Co. Soil Conserv. Dist,; (0)

Lyle C. Molstad.

Ladysmith (Rusk):

FHA-Fed. Bldg. (1) Earl S. Goff.

ses—321 W. Miner Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Rusk Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Francis H. Nelson.

Lakewood (Oconto):

FS—Lakewood Ranger Dist.; (3).Virgil Stephens.

Lancaster (Grant):

FHA-Fed. Bldg. (1) Bernard C. Dregne.

ses—108 N. Madison St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Grant Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) James C. Meshnick.

Laona (Forest):

FS—Laona Ranger Dist,; (3) Eliot W. Zimmerman.

Laramie (Albany):

ARS, ENT—Engineering Shops, Univ. of Wyo.

Research on bee diseases and intermountain

methods of beekeeping. (4) Arnold P. Sturtevant.

ARS, SWC—Dept. of Agron. Agr. Exper. Sta.

Soil & Water Mgt. Invest.; (2-*l) Rulon D.

Lewis.

Madison (Dane):

AMS, AES—421 8. State Capitol, State-Fed.

Crop Reporting Serv.; (12-*3) W. H. Ebling.

AMS, DA—342-N State Capitol Bldg. Market

News serv. on dairy and poultry prod.; (1-*1)

D. F. Mattson.

AMS, MR-104King Hall, Univ. of Wis. Research lab. on prevention of insect and mite

damage to dairy products; (2) Frederick 0.

Marzke.

AMS, PY—3010 E. Washington Ave. Grading

poultry products; (5) Walter W. Wheeler.

ARS, ADE-6 W. State Capitol Bldg. Animal

disease erad, proj.; sanitary handling of import

animal byproducts, hay and straw; issuance or

endorsement of certificates for export livestock;

(55) H. J. O'Connell,

ARS, AE—Agr. Engr. Dept., Univ. of Wis.

Elec. applications in beekeeping; (0) Charles D.

Owens.

ARS, AIQ—3010 E, Washington Ave. Biological

products licensing and inspection; (1) T. W,

Taraoglia.

ARS, DHRB—Univ. of Wis. Breeding strains

of dairy cattle suitable for use by small dairymen

of the U. S. to increase the producing efficiency

of their herds; (*3) W. J. Tyler.

ARS, DHRB-Univ. of Wis. Invest, of factors

contributing to reproductive failui'e in dairy

cattle; (*2) Lester E. Casida.

WISCONSIN—Continued

Madison (Dane)—Continued

Effect of grass silage feeding on bacterial flora

of milk; (*1) E. M. Foster.

Developing tech. for improving methods of

proving sires; (*1) E. E. Heizer.

ARS, ENT—Univ. of Wis., 105 King Hall.

Invest, on methods of honey prod, in North

Central States; testing strains of honey bees.

(4) Clayton L. Farrar,

ARS, FC—State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Barley, wheat, and oat diseases; (*2) James G. Dickson. Barley and wheat breeding; (1) Roebush

Q. Shands. Corn diseases; (1) Paul E, Hoppe.

Barley quality; in charge, Barley and Malt Lab.,

501 North Walnut St. (9-*4) Allan D. Dickson.

State Agr, Expt, Sta. (coop.). Alfalfa and

red and sweetclover impr. invest.; (*!) William

K. Smith. Alfalfa and clover disease invest.;

('2) Earle W. Hanson. Grass breeding and

impr, invest.; (1) Etlar L. Nielsen. Soybean

invest.; (*1) James H. Torrie,

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Dept, of Hort,

Cigar tobacco invest.; (1) Robert W. Fulton.

ARS, HCR—State Agr. Exper, Sta., 206 Horticulture Bldg, Cabbage disease invest., including breeding for resistance to yellows, mosaic,

and clubroot; invest, on diseases of onions and

their control; (4-*2) Russell H, Larson,

ARS, MI—c/o Oscar Mayer & Co., Inc., 910

Mayer Ave, Meat inspection; (31) Dr. T. A.

Moir.

ARS, PE—Dept. Agr. Econ., Univ. of Wis. Research, stat. and serv. work in econ. of agr.

production, incl. adjustments in prod, to prospective demands; farm labor requirements and

productivity; costs and returns; econ. problems

relating to farm credit, investment, taxation,

insurance, land and water use, land values and

tenure; (1) Emil Rauchenstein.

ARS, PPC—315 N. CarroU St. Barberry erad,

for control oí black stem rust; (2-*5) L. G,

Blomgren.

ARS, SWC—3010 E. Wash, Ave. Hydrologie

invest.; (8) Neal E. Minshall.

ASCC—3010 E. Wash. Ave. Responsible for

carrying out agr. adj., price support and agr.

conserv. programs. (31) William R. Merriam,

Chairman.

FES—Coll. of Agr,, Univ. of Wis. Directs the

State programs of Coop. Ext. work. R. K.

Froker, Dir.

FHA—3010 E. Wash. Ave, State Dir.—Wis.

(15) Thomas C, Schmidt, (1) Everette M.Jones,

(Serves Dane and Columbia Cos.)

FS—N. Walnut St. Forest Prod. Lab.; (374)

J. Alfred Hall.

FS—315 N. Carroll St. Blister rust control headquarters for Wisconsin and Illinois; (1) Theodore

F. Kouba.

LIB—Forest Prod. Lab. Provides library serv.

to Department workers in 111., Ind., Iowa, Mich.,

Minn., Miss., Ohio, and Wis.; (4) Clemmie N.

Shirley.

ses—3010 E. Wash. Ave. State Off.—Adm.

ses program in the State; (20-*2) Marvin F.

Schweers,

353 W. Johnson St. Area Off.-Supervision

of work units; (6) Jack Densmore.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Dane

County Soil Conserv. Dist,; (2) Harold B.

Porter.

Manitowoc (Manitowoc):

SCS-824 Jay St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Manitowoc Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Norman E. Schmeichel.

Marinette (Marinette):

FHA-P. O. Bldg. (1) John C. Chmiel, Jr.

(Serves Florence and Marinette Cos.)

Ps'auston (Juneau):

ses—Courthouse. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Juneau Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Charles M. Livingston.

Medford (Taylor):

FHA—Medford Lumber & Fuel Bldg. (3) Fred

L. Ahlers.

FS—Medford Ranger Dist.; (2) Max A. Meli(*.
WISCONSIN 193

WISCONSIN—Continued

Medford (Taylor)—Continued

SCS—Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech. as

sistanco to Taylor Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Kingsley T. Oelharen.

Menomonie (Dunn):

FHA—517 Broadway. (1) Clifford 0. Jensen,

ses—517 Broadway. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Dunn Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.: (2)

Jack P. Dundas.

Merrill (Lincoln):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) William Lonsdorf.

(Serves Lincoln and Uncida Cos.)

^CS—Courthouse. Work Unit Oil—Tech. assistance to Lincoln Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (U)

Joseph H. Hackelen.

Jlwaukee (Milwaukee):

VMS, DA—956 N. Twelfth St. Milk market

order admin.; (12) H. H. Erdraann,

VMS, FV—628 E. Michigan St. Standardization

and insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables; (1) Fred

D. Willson.

\RS, MI—551-D Fed. Bldg. Meat insp.; (02)

Dr. J. A. Fatten.

FHA—9035A Watertown Plank Rd. (2) Albert

H. Mason. (Serves Kenosha, Milwaukee,

Ozaukee, Racine, Washington, and ^^'aukesha

Cos.)

FS—623 N Second St. Hdqrs. N. Central Region

(Dl., Ind., Iowa. Mich., Mo., N. Dak., Ohio,

and Wis.); (98) H. Dean Cochran.

ses—434 N. Plankington Ave. Research Liaison

Rep.; coop. anal, of research requirements of

oper. programs; prep, of research inf. .or oper.

use; Howard W. Ream.

Cartographic Unit; complete cartographic

services for operations including geodetic and

control surveys, manuscript maps, reproductions and engineering draftinn for an assigned

group oí states; (49) Alva C. Blakey.

Agronomist ; Technical guidance in agronomy

to State Conserv. in an assigned group of states

for the economical and eCñcicnt establishment

of all types of herbaceous vegetative growth in

a complete soil and water conserv. program;

Burdette D. Blakely.

Engineering and Watershed Planning Unit;

technical guidance in engin, and watershed

planning activities including irrig., drainage,

design, construction, geology, hydrology, and

economic studies to State Conser. in an assigned

group or states; (23) Clarence E. Ghormley.

BOL—528 Fed. Bldg. Legal services in connection with the Dept. activities; (11) Elton C.

Hotchkiss.

Monroe (Green):

ses—Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Green Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Nicholas F. Calabresa.

Montello (Marquette) :

ses—Smart Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Marquette Co. and Adams Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Ray E. Bu'ton

Neillsville (Clark) :

FHA—NeillsvUle Bank Bldg. (1) Kermit H.

Peterson,

ses—534 Hewett St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Clark Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

H. Randolph Briggs.

Oconto (Oconto) :

FHA—1029 Main St. (1) Arthur J. Click,

ses—1029 Main St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Oconto Co. Soil Conserv. Dis'..; (1)

William Stemmler.

Oshkosh (Winnebago):

ses-Co. Courthouse, 215 Jackson Drive. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Winnebago Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) George E. Framberger.

Park Falls (Price)

FS—Fed. Bldg. Chequamegon Nat. For. Hdqrs.;

(9) Louis A. Pommerening.

Park Falls Ranger Dist.; (2) Richard W.

Smith.

Phillips (Price) :

FHA-Normal School Bldg. (1) Carl W. Niebauer. (Serves Price and Vilas Cos.).

WISCONSIN—Continued

Phillipe (Price)—Continued

ses—Co. Normal Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Price Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (,U)

James A. Bussey.

Portage (Columbia):

ses—103 W. Cook St. Work Unit Off.-Tcch.

assistance to Columbia Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Harold O. Krueger.

Port Washington (Ozaukee):

ses—1^07 N. Franklin St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Ozaukee Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Myron E. Johansen.

Prairie du Chien (Crawford):

FHA—Courthouse. (1) Reuben C. Powers.

Rhinclander (Oneida):

FS—Merchants State Bank Bldg. Nicolet Nat.

For. Hdqrs.; (8) Dan E. Bulfer.

FS—Merchants Nat. Bank Bldg. Research in

forest prod., Wis.: (6) J. H. Stoeckeler.

Richland Center (Richland):

FHA—101 N. Central Ave. (1) James W. Sanner.

(Serves Richland and Sauk Cos.)

ses—ICI N. Central Ave. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Richland Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Roy H. Dingle.

Ripon (Fond Du Lac) :

AMS, FV-U. S. P. O. Bldg., P. 0. Box 96.

Standardization and insp. of processed fruits and

vegetables and other related products. (12)

Myron F. Scheid.

Shawano (Shawano):

FHA—127^^ So. Main St. (1) James F. Wilson.

(Serves Outagamie and Shawano Cos.)

ses—Gallagher Bldg., 127M¿ S. Main St. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Shawano Co. SoU

Conserv. Dist.; (0) Perry R. Carroll.

Sheboygan (Shcboygan):

ses—Courthouse. AVork unit Off.—Tech. assisttance to Sheboygan Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Dean Livingston.

Sheridan (Sheridan):

ARS, SWe—U. S. Sheridan Field Sta. Soil and

AVater Mgt. Invest. (*1) Oscar K. Barnes.

Siren (Burnett):

ses—Spangberg Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Burnett Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Dale B. Schoephorster.

Sparta (Monroe):

FHA—128— So. Water St. (1) John W. Tibbitts.

ses—108 W. Oak St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Monroe Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Francis J. O'ConneU.

Spooner (Washbum):

FHA—Old City Hall Bldg. (2) Richard B.

Walsh. (Serves Burnett and Washburn Cos.)

SC'S—240 Walnut St. Area Off'.—Supervision of

work units; (3) Francis L. Bobbins.

Old City HaU Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Washburn Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Alvin A. Johnson.

Stevens Point (Portage):

ses—Courthouse. AVork Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Portage Co. Bou Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Orville L. Zeeh.

Stratford (Marathon):

ses—Davel Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Marathon Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Harlan C. Nelson.

Sturgeon Bay (Door):

ARS, HCK-Wis. Agr. Br. Exp. Stat. Serves the

United States for the propagation, testing, distribution and maintenance of introduced potato

stocks from ell parts of the world; (2) K. W.

Hougas.

Sturgeon Bay (Door):

FALL—Courthouse. (1) Robert D. Wilms.

(Serves Brown, Door and Kewaunee Cos.)

ses-Courthouse. Work Unit Off'.—Tech. assistance to Door Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Raymond E. Hoague.

Superior (Douglas):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Duane E. Ottum.

ses—P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Douglas Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0)

Jay A. Empie.
194 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

WISCONSIN—Continued

Three lakes (Oneida):

FS—Argonne Eanger Dist.; (2) Eobert W.

Steidemann.

Viroqua (Vernon):

rHA-321 S. East Ave. (2) Harry T, James.

(Serves Juneau and Vernon Cos.)

6CS—321 S. East Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Vernon Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. and

"VA'est Fork of Zickapoo Watershed Proj; (6)

Albert E. Hanson.

Washburn (Bayfield):

rs—Washburn Ranger Dist.; (2) Jack Horner.

ses—Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Bayfield Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Alva A. Lattimer.

Waukesha (Waukesha):

ses-378 W. Main St. Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (6) Howard C Haas.

Courthouse Annex. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Waukesha Co. and Milwaukee Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist. (1) Charles W. Skaife.

Waupaca (Waupaca):

FHA-CityHall. (1) Garnett C. Powell. (Serves

Portage and Waupaca Cos.)

BCS—City Hall. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Waupaca Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Johnson M. Nimios.

Wausaii (Marathon):

rHA-130Jé Washington St. (1) Charles W.

Symons.

BCS-130}^ Washington St. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (3) Peder N. Lund.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Marathon

Co. Soi] Conserv. Dist.; (1) Elgis H. Berkman.

Wautoma (Waushara):

EH A—Courthouse. (1) Robert N. Grefe. (Serves

Green Lake, Marquette, Waushara, and Winnebago Cos.)

SCS-Co. Hwy. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Waushara Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) James E. Schwoegler.

West Bend (Washington) :

ßCS-215 W. Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Washington Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) (Vacant—Work unit conserv. position.)

Whitehall (Trempealeau) :

SCS-Hegge Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Trempealeau Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist., (2) Roland P. Frey.

Wiseonsin Rapids (Wood) :

FHA-Courthouse Annex No. 2. (1) LeRoy A.

Jensen. (Serves Adams'and Wood Cos )

BCS—411 Baker St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Wood Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Ormond G. Kimball.

WYOMING

Afton (Lincoln):

FHA—Cranney & Papworth Bldg., Main St.

(1) William B. Bagley. (Serves Lincoln and

Teton Cos.)

FS—Afton Ranger Dist.; (0) Vaughan E. Tippets.

Arten (Sublette)

ses—Cranney & Papworth Bldg., Main St.

Work Unit Off.—Tech assistance to Star Valley

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Max S. Coray.

Baggs (Carbon) :

ses—Baggs, Wyo. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Snake River Soil Conserv. Dist.;

Aubrey R. Stanton.

Basin (Big Horn) :

FHA—Big Horn Co. Bank Bldg. (1) Don W.

Hansen. (Serves y2 Big Horn, Hot Springs,

and Washakie Cos.)

SCS—Big Horn Co. Bank-Bldg., corner of 4th and

G Sts. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to

S. Big Horn Soil Conserv. Dist.; Vaden G.

Stickley.

Eedford (Lincoln):

FS—Bedford Eanger Dist.; (0) Vernon M. Brewer

BigPiney (Sublette):

FS—Big Piney Ranger Dist.; (0) James W.

Lambert.

WYOMING—Confinued

Big Piney (Sublette)—Continued

ses—Piney Drive. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Big Piney Soil Conserv. Dist.;

Paul N. Scherbel.

Buffalo (Johnson):

FS—Buffalo Ranger Dist.; (0) Kenneth C. Scholz.

SCS—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Lake DeSmet Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Joseph L. Trierweiler.

Casper (Natrona):

ASC—345 E. Second St., P. 0. Box 1211. Responsible for carrying out agr. adj., price support

and agri. conserv. programs. (21) Robert L.

Henderson, chairman.

FHA—345 E. Second. State Dir.—Wyo. (8)

D. L. Beals (acting).

P. 0. Bldg. (1) Jackson H. Judd. (Serves

Carbon and Natrona Cos.)

FS—LaPrele Ranger Dist.; (0) Andrew C. Wright.

SCS—.345 East Second St. State Off.—Adm. SCS

program in the State; (13) Bernard H. Hopkins.

P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Casper-Alcova Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Robert F. Corbet.

Centennial (Albany):

FS—Centennial Ranger Dist.; (0) Waldemar A,

Winkler.

Cheyenne (Larlmie) :

A MS, AES—Fed. Recreation Bldg., 2002 Capitol

Ave. State-Fed. Crop Reporting Serv.; (4-*l)

L. J. Hoffman.

FHA—Veterans Adm.n. Bldg., 2002 Capitol Ave.

(1) N. Veri Guffey. (Serves Albany and Lara

mie Cos.)

Cocy (Park) :

FS—P. O. Bldg. Shoshone Nat. For. Hdqrs.; (4)

Kenneth O. Wilson.

SCS—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assist

anee to Cody Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) James W.

Rowles.

Cokeville (Lincoln):

FS—Cokeville Ranger Dist.; (0) Dean C.

Rowland.

Douglas (Converse):

FHA-P. 0. Bldg. (1) Victor J. Stalick, (Serves

Converse and Niobrara Cos.)

SCS—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assist

anee to Upper Cheyenne River Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Ralph F. Stahley.

P. 0. Bldg. and Converse Co. Bank Bldg.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to LaPrele

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Roy H. Buchmeier.

Dubois (Fremont):

FS—Absaroka Ranger Dist.; (1).

Wind River Ranger Dist.; (0) William E.

Augsbach.

SCS—Harris Bldg., Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Dubois-Crowheart Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Floyd E, Foresman.

Encampment (Carbon):

FS—Encampment Ranger Dist.; (0) Albert B.

Hovey,

Evanston (Uinta):

FS—Blacks Fork Ranger Dist.; (0) Lawrence J.

Colton,

Farson (Sweelwater) :

SCS—Farson. Wyo. Wheeler-case Eden Valley

Proj. Off.—Engin, off. for the development of

the proj.; (6) Roy L. Fox.

Foxpark (Albany):

FS—Fo.xpark Ranger Dist.; (0).

Freedom (Lincoln):

FS—Freedom Ranger Dist.; (0) Foyer Olsen.

Gillette (Campbell):

FHA—J C. McHenry Res. Bldg. 4th St. (I)

Clarence A. Paustian.

ses—McHenry Bldg.. 4th St. Area Off.—Supervision of work units; (1) William L. Vaught.

McHenry Bldg., 4th St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Intermountain Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Donald I. Johnson.

Glenrock (Converse):

ses-Wood Bldg., Main St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Glemock Soil Conserv. Dist.;

Arthur L. Scott.
WYOMING 195

WYOMING—Continued

GreybulI (Big Horn):

PS—Paintrock Ranger Dist.; (0) Iver B. Love.

ßCS—P. O. Bldg. Work Unit On.—Tech, assistance to Greybull Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.

and Shell Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Arnos

L. Oleson,

Hulett (Crook) :

SCS—Hulett, Wyo. Work Unit Off.—Tech, as

sistance to Devil's Tovrer Soil Conserv. Dist.;

George A. Dickson.

Jackson (Teton):

PS—Forest Serv. Bldg. Teton Nat. For. Hdqrs.;

(4) Arthur Buckingham.

Buffalo Ranger Dist.; (0) John W. Deincma.

Hoback Ranger Dist.; (O) Gray D. Reynolds.

Jackson Ranger Dist.; (1) Adolph K. Wogensen.

ßCS—Nelson Apt. and Office Bldg. Area Oïï.—

Supervision oí work units; (1) Thomas E.

Doughty,

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Jackson

Hole Soil Conserv. Dist. and Teton Soil Conserv.; Dist.; (2) Albert L. Demorcst,

Kelly (Teton):

FS—Ores Ventre Ranger Dist.; (0) Robert L.

Safran.

Eemmerer (Lincoln):

FS—Federal Bldg. Bridger Nat. For. Hdqrs.;

(6) John L. Sevy.

8CS—818 Pine Ave. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Cokeville-Hamsfork Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Lee Q. Thatcher.

Lander (Fremont):

FS—Lander Ranger Dist.; (1) Henry A. Payson.

SCS-P. 0. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Popo Agie Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Leroy H. Rasmussen.

Laramie (Albany):

FES—Coll. oí Agr., Univ. of Wyo. Directs the

State programs of Coop. Ext. work. George H.

Starr, Dir.

FS—P. O. Bldg. Medicine Bow Nat. For. Hdqrs.;

(7) E. J. Fortenberry.

Keystone Ranger Dist.; (0) Clifford E. Skin

ner.

Pole Mountain Ranger Dist.; (1) Keith K.

Knutson.

FS—Agr. Bldg„ Univ. of Wyo. Research in range

mgmt.; Big Horns area; (2) Richard M, Hurd.

ßCS—Agronomy Dept,, Univ. of Wyo. State

Soil Scientist Off.; H. Bindschadler.

410 S. Cedar. State Automotive Shop; W.

Howard Mclntyre.

Roach Bldg., 207 Grand Ave. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Laramio Rivers Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Albert P. Thatcher.

Lingie (Goshen):

SOS-Lingle, Wyo. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Llngle-Fort Laramie Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) George E. Goble.

Lovell (Big Horn) :

FS—Medicine Wheel Ranger Dist.; (0) Fred A.

Cook.

BCS—Morrison Bldg., 438 Nevada Ave. Work

Unit Off,—Tech. assistance to Shoshone Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) George M. Danielson.

Ltisk (Niobrara):

ses—C. W. Erwin Bldg. Work Unit Off.—Serv

icing ASO AC Program; Walter L. Gould.

Lyman (Uinta):

ses-Lyman, Wyo. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Bridger Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.;

Bud F. A. Svalberg.

Meeteetse (Park):

FS—Greybull Ranger Dist.; (1) Waldemar J.

Petermann,

Moorcroft (Crook):

ßCS—Russell Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Buffalo-Belle Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(1) Richard L. Gray.

Mountain View (Uinta):

FS—Fort Bridger Ranger Dist.; (0) Robert F.

Hoag, Jr.

Newcastle (Weston):

eCS—County Courthouse. Work Unit Off.—

ßervicing ASO AO Program; Roger H. Guild.

WYOMING—Continued

Painter (Park):

FS—Clarks Fort Ranger Dist.; (1) Bien C. Holnian.

Pine BlufTs (Laramie):

ses—Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance

to Southeastern Laramie Co. BoiJ Conserv.

Dist.; (1) Heinz Q. Eilpmann.

Pinedale (Sublette):

FS—Fremont Ranger Dist.; (0) David M. Gaufln.

Green River Ranger Dist.; (0) Darrol T.

Fluckingor.

Pinedale (Sublette):

SOS—Pinedale, Wyo. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Pinedale Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Francis A. Smith.

Powell (Park):

FHA—Pond & Pond Bldg. (4) Fred N. Giles.

(Serves Ny¿ Big Horn and Park Cos.)

Powell (Park):

SCS—Cor. of Second and Evarts Sts. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Powell-Clark's Fork

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Robert E. Heward.

Rancheeter (Sheridan):

SCS—RanChester, Wyo. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Tongue River Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(1) Lyman E. Ellsbury.

Rawlins (Carbon):

FS—Snake River Ranger Dist.; (0) John T.

Minow.

SCS—Courthouse. Work Unit Off,—Tech. assistance on Agr. Conserv. Program. Royden L.

James.

Riverton (Fremont):

FHA-P. 0. Bldg, (4) John R, Cole.

SCS-P. 0, Bldg. Area Off.—Supervision of

work units; (4) Willard H. Yountz.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Pavillion

Boil Conserv, Dist.; (1) Richard G. Roylance.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Wind

River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Donald E. Wilbcrt.

Rock Springs (Sweetwater):

FHA—West Theatre Bldg., 618 Broadway. (1)

Myles A, Michaelsen. (Serves Sweetwater,

Sublette, and Uinta Cos.)

SCS—Elk's Home, 307 C, St, Wheeler-Case Eden

Valley Pro]. Off.-Adm. ofEce for the development of the Pro!.; (3) Marshall R, Smith.

Ryan Park (Carbon):

FS—Brush Creek Ranger Dist.; (1) Gordon L.

Brown.

Saratoga (Carbon):

SCS—U, S. For. Serv. Combined Bldg. Work

Unit Off.-Tech, assistance to Saratoga & Encampment Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Lawrence C.

Button.

Sheridan (Sheridan):

FHA—Soil Conserv. Serv. Bldg., 405 S. Main St.

(1) Walter F. Dolling. (Serves Johnson and

Sheridan Cos.)

FS—P. O, Bldg. Bighorn Nat. For. Hdqrs.;

(4) Philip L. Heaton,

Goose Ranger Dist,; (0) Y, Zana David.

Tongue Ranger Dist.; (0) John F. Douglas.

seseos S, Main St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Cloud's Peak Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) James R. Stephens.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Dutch

Creek-Clear Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

John S. Bourret, Jr.

Sundance (Crook):

FHA—Sundance State Bank Bldg. (1) Harry 0.

Jones. (Serves Crook and Weston Cos.)

SCS—Sundance State Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Off.-Tech. assistance to Redwater Soil Conserv.

Dist.: James C. Larsen.

Ten Sleep (Washakie): _

FS—Tensleep Ranger Dist.; (0) Vincent W.

Twoomey.

SCS—Ten Sleep, Wyo. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Norwood Soil Conserv. Dist.; J.

Newton Scott.

Thermopolis (Hot Springs):

SCS—Thermopolis, Wyo. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Hot Springs Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) James R. Ficke.
196 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

WYOMING—Continued

Torrington (Goshen):

FHA—Odd Fellows Bldg. (2) E. G. Madison,

ses—Odd Fellows Bldg.—Area Off.—Supervision

of work units; (1) Morris B. Simpers.

Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to North

Platte Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.: (4) Howard

T. Hood. „ , Work Unit Off,—Tech. assistance to South

Goshen SoU Conserv. Dist.; (3) Karl P. Fitzpatrick.

Valley (Park):

FS—S. Fork Ranger Dist.; (0) Ray T. Parks.

Wapiti (Park) : ^ . ^

FS—Wapiti Ranger Dist.; (1) John C. Smith.

Wheatland (Platte):

FHA—Judd Bldg. (Wm. E. Perry) Tenth and

Gilcrest. (1) Allen H. Wight.

FS—LaBonte Ranger Dist.; (0).

ses—Judd Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Wheatland Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Dominic J. Feeley.

Worland (Washakie):

ses—Washakie Co. Courthouse. Area Off.—

Supervision of work units; (l) C. Keith Miller.

1020 Big Horn Ave. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Washakie Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Howard E. McComas.

TERRITORIES AND POSSESSIONS

ALASKA

Anchorage (Anchorage):

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) I. M. C. Anderson. (Serves

Anchorage, Fairbanks, Homer, and Palmer

communities.)

College (Fairbanks):

ASCC Area—Univ. of Alaska, Box B. Responsible for carrying out agr. adj.. price support and

agr. adj., price support and agr. conserv. programs; (1) Philip R. Johnson, chairman.

Cordova:

FS—Box 280. Prince William Sound Div., Chugach Nat. Forest; (0) Clyde P. Maycock.

Craig:

FS—Box 561. W. Coast Ranger Dist.; (1) Kenneth W. Drahos.

Fairbanks:

ses—Lavery Bldg., corner of 2d and Cushman.

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Fairbanks

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (0) Clifford W. Marcus.

Homer:

ses—Chamberlain Bldg. Work Unit Off —

Tech. assistance to Homer Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(0) Richard K. Learnard.

Juneau (Judicial Division 1):

ARS, ADE—P. O. Box 2473. An. disease eradication proj.; sanitary handling of import an. byprod., hay and straw; issuance or endorsement

of certificates for export livestock; (0) F. S.

Honsinger.

FS—Fed. Bldg., Box 1631. Reg. Off.; (26) Arthur

W. Greeley.

Box 2360. Admiralty Div., Tongass Nat.

Forest; (4) Clare M. Armstrong.

Box 2360. Chatham Ranger Dist.; (6) A.

Lacy Johnson.

Box 740. Res. in forest prod.; (11) Raymond

F. Taylor.

Eetchikan:

FS—Box 2278. Southern Div., Tongass Nat.

Forest; (6) Chester M. Archbold.

Box 2278. Ketchikan Ranger Dist.; (5)

Burton 0. Clark.

Palmer:

ARS, TES—Alaska Expt. Sta. Res. on an.

prod., crops, soils, agr, econ. and mkt., agr.

engin., eut., and pi path.; (33) Don L. Irwin.

FES—Agr. Expt. Sta. Directs the Territorial

programs of coop. ext. work; Allan H. Mick,

director.

ßCS—American Legion Bldg., Valley St. Territorial Off.-Adm. ses program in Alaska; (1)

Charles W. Wilson.

ALASKA—Continued

Palmer—Continued

Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to Anchorage—Chugiak and Wasilla Soil Conserv. Dists.;

(0) George A. Woodruff; Tech. assistance to Palmer SCD; (0) Lew E. Hanks.

Petersburg:

ARS, A PH—Alaska Expt. Fur Sta. Fur An.

Res,; (2) James R. Leekly,

FS—Box 1067. Petersburg Ranger Dist.; (2)

Malcolm E. Hardy.

FS—Box 12.3. Kenai Div., Chugach Nat. Forest;

(4) Wayne Sword.

Sitka:

FS—Box 757. Sitka Ranger Dist.; (1) Vernon J.

Joyer.

VIRGIN ISLANDS

Charlotte Amalie (St. Thomas) :

ARS, PQ—Room 202, U. S. P. O. and Customs

House. PI. quar. enforcement; John H, Conroy.

ses-P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech. assistance to St. Thomas-St. John Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) J. T. Kincannon.

Christiansted (St. Croix):

ARS, PQ—Room 1, Fed. Agr. Expt. Sta. PI.

quar. enforcement; Dean C. Hamilton.

FHA—Customhouse Bldg. (1) Darnley A.

P6t6rS6H,

ses—Exp!. sta. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech,

assistance to St, Croix Sou Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Alfred H. Ovesen.

Kingshill (St. Croix) :

ARS, TES—Res. and ext. program. Invest, on

food and forage crops; sous and weed control;

ext, activ. to carry info, to farm and rural families: (10) Richard M, Bond,

HAWAII

Hana (Maui):

ses-Veterans of Foreign Wars Bldg, Work

Unit Off,-Tech. assistance to Hana Soil

Conserv, Dist.; (0) Howard F. Cooper.

Hilo (Hawaii)

ARS, ENT—Biol, and ecology of fruit flies. (1)

Susumu Nakagewa.

ARS, PQ—Room 133, Fed. Bldg. PI. quar,

enforcement; Elwood B. Fryer.

FHA—Fed. Bldg. (1) Harry H. Sato. (Serves

Hawaii and W. Hawaii.)

ses—Room 231, Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Waiakea and Puna Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) E. Lyrm Guenther.

Honolulu (Honolulu): AÎMS, FV—Div. of Mkt., Board of Comm, of

Agr. and For,, 1428 S. King St, Supervision oí

Fed,-State insp. of fresh fruits and vegetables;

(0) Charles L, Powell,

ARS, ADE—219 Fed, Bldg. An, disease eradication proj.; insp. and quar. of import-export an,,

sanitary handling of import an. byprod., hay

and straw; issuance or endorsement of certificates for export livestock; (0) G. H. Murphy.

ARS, ENT—Box 2280. Biol. and control of

oriental fruit fly, and melon fly; (39) L. D.

Christenson.

ARS, FC-Expt, Sta. Hawaiian Sugar Planters

Assoc. (coop.). Physiol. Studies on sugarcane

flowering; (1) Robert E. Coleman,

ARS, MI-219 Fed. Bldg, Meat insp.; (1) G. H.

Murphy.

ARS, PQ—Room 248, Fed. Bldg, PI. quar.

enforcement; (41) Kenneth L, Maehler.

ASeC Area—303 Dillingham Bldg. Responsible

for carrying out agr, adj., price support and

agr, conserv. progiams; (33) Will N. King,

FES—Univ. of Hawaii. Directs the Territorial

programs of coop. ext. work; H. A. Wadsworth,

director.

FHA—243}.^ Fed. Bldg,, Merchant and Richard

Sts. Territorial Area Supervisor-Territory of

Hawaii; (4) Arlen M. Scott; (1) William B.

Rathburn, (Serves Honolulu and Kauai Cos.

ses-Fed. Bldg. Annex. Territorial Ofi.—Adm.

and tech, supervision of work in SCS in Territory

of Hawaii; (28) J. H. Christ.
TERRITORIES AND POSSESSIONS 197

HAWAII—Continued

Honolulu (Honolulu)—Continued

SOL—506 Stangenwald Bldg. Legal serv. in

connection with the Dept's. activ.; (2) Samuel

Shapiro,

Eaunakakai (Maui):

ses—Molokai Ranch Ltd., Off. Annex. \\'ork

Unit 0Û\—Tech. assistance to Molokni Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (0) Howard F, Cooper.

Kealakekua (Hawaii):

ses—No off. space assigned as yet. Work Unit

0ÎÏ.—Tech, assistance to Kona Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (0) Frank C, Piper.

Lihue (Kauai) :

ses—Lihue, Kauai, T. H. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to E. and W Kauai Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Taniotsu Sahara.

Maui:

ARS, ENT—Biol. and ecol. of fruit files. (1)

Raymond Y. Miyabara,

Naalehu (Hawaii) :

SCS-Fld. Off. Indus. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Kau SCD; (3) Carl L. Sundquist.

Pearl Harbor:

AMS, FV—Navy Supply Depot, Bldg. 47C.

Standardization and insp. of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (0) Q. Ray Warren.

Wahiawa (Honolulu):

ses—866 California St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to W, Oahu Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Robert E. Swanson.

Wailuku (Maui):

FHA—P. 0. Box S40. (1) George G. Raymond,

ses—Wadsworth Fed. Bldg. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to Olinda-Kula Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Howard F, Cooper.

Waimanalo (Honolulu) :

ses—Kawailoa Training School for Girls. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Koolau, Waimanalo, and South Oahu Soil Conserv, Dists.;

(3) Robert E. Swanson.

PUERTO RICO

Adjuntas (Adjuntas):

FHA—5 Muñoz Rivera St. (1) Angel S. Lugo.

Aguadilla (Aguadilla):

FHA—1 Betances St. (1) Miguel A. Arroyo,

ses—Victoria St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Noroeste Soil Conserv. Serv,: Angel M.

Font.

Angeles (Angeles):

FHA—Mercado Bldg. (1) Carlos R. Pares.

Arecibo:

ses—Plaza Libertad, Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Atlántico Soil Conserv. Dist.: (2)

Felix R. Cabrera.

Arroyo (Arroyo):

FHA—Customhouse Bldg. (2) Ezequiel Mateo.

SCS—Morse St. Work Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Sudeste Soil Conserv. Dist.: (3-*l) Jose

Luis Feijoo.

Barranquitas (Barranquitas):

FHA—Padre Berrios St, (1) Jose V. Leon,

ses—Tamarindo and Padre Berrios Sts. Work

Unit Off.—Tech. assistance to Torrecillas Soil

Conserv, Dist.: (2) Filiberto Matias.

Bayamön (Bayamón):

FHA-49 Barbosa St. (1) Julio A. Vázquez.

Caguas (Caguas):

FHA—45 Celis Aguilera St, (3) Angel Garcia,

ses—Cells Aguilera St. Work Unit Off.—Tech.

assistance to Turabo Soil Conserv, Dist.: (2)

Orlando Sepulvcda.

Camuy (Camuy):

FHA—Iguina St. (1) Fafacl A. Maldonado.

Carolina (Carolina):

FHA—50 I, Arzuaga St. (3) Ubaldo A, Santiago.

Cayey (Cayey) :

FHA—9 Heraclio Mendoza St. (1) Juan E.

Orraca,

SCS—Heraclio Mendoza St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech, assistance to Torito Soil Conserv, Dist,:

(2-*l) Faustino Rivera-Lopez.

Ciales (Ciales):

FHA—Hernández Usera St. (1) Jaime Rodriguez.

PUERTO RICO—Continued

Comerio (Comeno):

FHA—27 Georgetti St. (1) liiram Albino.

Corozal (Coroza!):

FHA—Bou and San Ramón Sts. (1) Abelardo

Garcia.

ses—Bou and Ran Ramon Sts. Worli TTnit OfT —

Tech. a.'isi.slance to Cibuco Soil Coiissrv. Dist.;

(4-*]) Rafael Perez Vivas.

Fajardo :

Ses-City Hall Bldg. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Noreste Soil Conserv. Di.st. (2)

Juan V. Villafanp.

Humacao (Humacao):

FHA—54 Manuel Arpiieso St. (1) Jesus Rivera.

ses—Las Carreras St. Work Unit OIT.-Tecli.

a.ssi.stance to liste Soil CoM.scrv. List. (2-*!)

Gabriel A. Hurtado.

Jayuya (Jayuya):

FIIA—Nemesio Cannles St. (1) Samuel B.

tíuárez.

Juana Díaz (Juana Díaz) :

FHA—Muñoz Rivera St. (1) Manuel Vecchini.

ses—Dr. Santiago Veve St. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Caribe Soil Conserv. Dist.

(2-»l) Efrain Marti.

Juncos (Juncos):

FHA—Almodovar St. (1) Jorpe Colomer Rivera.

Lares (Lares):

FHA—Raúl Gándara St. (3) Rafael Olivencia.

Manatí (Manatí):

FHA—53 McKinley St. (i) Carlos Acosta.

SCS—,-^3 McKinley St. Work Unit Off.-Tech.

assistance to Norte Soil Conserv. Dist. (2)

Miguel A. Maymon.

Mayaguez (Mayaguez) :

ARS, FC—Fed. Expt. Sta. in Puerto Rico,

(coop.). Invest, on biochem. formation of

rubber in Kevia; (1) Howard J, Teas.

ARS, TES—Fed. Exot. Sta. in Puerto Rico.

Invest, on in.secticidal crops, drug, food and

forage crops; weed control, pi. introduction and

propagation; cooperates with güvorni'P.nt of

Puerto Rico on invest, of bamboo, vanilla, and

spices; (].3-*I) Harry E. Warmke.

FHA—P. 0. Bldg. (1) Julio R. Bag^i.

ses—Fed, Expt, Sta. Bldg. Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Oeste Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(7-*l) William D. Loi)ez,

Orocovis (Orocovis):

FHA—Pedro Arroyo St. (1) Jose A. Llorens.

Ponce (Ponce):

FHA—P, O. Bldg. (3) Pelayo Vails, Jr.

ses—Atocha St. Work Unit Off.—Tccb. assistance to Oeste Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Carlos M.

Campos del Toro.

Río Grande (Rfo Grande):

FHA—5 Providencia St. (1) Jorge Padró.

Rfo Piedras (Río Piedras):

ARS, FC—insular Agr. E.xpt. Sta. (coop.').

Sugarcane disease and breeding invest.; (2-'l)

Efrain Boneta.

ARS, SWe—In.sular Expt. Sta. Soil and water

mgt. invest.; (7) Jose Vicente-Chandler.

FES—Univ. of Puerto Rico. Directs the territorial programs of coop, e.xt. work Roberto

Huyke, director.

FHA—lOf.O Gonzalez St. (1) José Roca de León.

FS—Univ. of P. R., Agr. Sta, grounds, lies, in

forest prod, and util, in Puerto Rico; (4) Frank

11. Wadsworth.

Caribbean Nat. Forest and State For. Coop.;

(9) Irvin Pat Murray.

San German (San Germán):

FHA—Esperanza St. (1) Plinio Morales,

ses—Jose Julian Acosta St, Work Unit Off.-

Tech. assistance to Suroeste Soil Coi-serv, Dist.;

(2) Carlos M. Montalvo-Colberg.

San Juan:

AMS, FV—C/o Puerto Rico Dept. of Agr. and

Commerce; Mail: Box 10163, Santurce, P, R,

Supervision of Fed.-State insp. of fresh fruits

and vegetables; (0) Chester Dotson.

c/o Puerto Rico Dept. of Agr. and Commerce;

Mail: Box 10163, Santurce, P. 11. Standardization and insp. of processed fruits and vegetables

and other related prod.; (0) Victor E. Levene.
198 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

PUERTO RICO—Continued

San Juan—Continued

AMS, TB—Fernandez Juncos Sta., Santurce,

Puerto Rico. Enforcement of Tobacco Insp. Act

involvins the permissive insp. and certification

of tobacco at receiving points throughout the

Island; (3) Rafael J. Gonzalez.

ARS, ADE-P. 0. Box 844, (off., 311 U. S. P. 0.

Bldg.). An. disease eradication proj.; insp. and

quar. of import-export an.; sanitary handling of

import an. byprod., hay and straw; Issuance or

endorsement of certificates for export livestock;

(22) Cesar Clavell.

ARP, PO—"217 P. O. Bldg. Supervision of pi.

quar. enforcement in Puerto Rico area; (11)

Warren R. Sudduth.

FHA—220 P. 0. Bldg. Conducts audits and

invest, involving matters of interest to agency;

(2) Luis Castro, Jr. (Serves: Puerto Rico and

Virgin Is.).

ecs—1409 Ponce de Leon Ave., Stop 20. Caribbean Area Off.—Adm. SCS program in Puerto

Rico and Virgin Is.; (17) James W. Sargent.

69 "0" St., Roosevelt Hato Rey. Work

Unit Of!.—Tech, assistance to San Juan Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4^'l) Willie Cumpiano.

San Lorenzo (San Lorenzo) :

FHA—Cristobal Colón St. (1) Enrique Malaret.

San Sebastian (San Sebastián) :

FHA—29 De Hostos St. (1) Angel Biaggi.

SCS—29 De Hostos St. Work Unit OflE.—Tech.

a.ssistance to Culebrinas Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Enrique F. Luiggi.

Santurce (San Juan):

ASCC Area—P. 0. Box 8037, Fernandez Juncos

Sta. Responsible itor carrying out agr. adj.,

price support and agr. conserv. programs;

(138) G. Laguardia, director; Rafael MenendezRamos, chairman.

FHA—1409 Ponce de Leon Ave.,. Stop 20. State

Dir., Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico; (16) Clay

C. Stubbs.

BOL—315 New York Dept. Store Bldg. Legal

serv. in connection with the Dept.'s activ.;

(2) Lemuel Marques, Jr.

Utuado (Utuado) :

FHA—José Colomer St. (1) Victor M. Barranco.

SCS—Jose Colomer-Sanchez St. Work Unit Off.—

Tech. assistance to CaoniUas Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3-*3) Florencio Acevedo.

Vega Baja (Vega Baja) :

FHA—167 Betances St, (1) Voltaire López.

Yabucoa (Yabucoa):

FHA—Cristóbal Colón St. (1) 'Carmelo Berríos.

Yauco (Yauco):

FHA—14 Santiago Vivaldi St. (1) Carlos Franco.

FOREIGN COUNTRIES

COSTA RICA

Turrialba:

ARS, FC—Inter-American Inst, of Agr. Sei.

Culture and prod, of abaca -in Central America;

disease invest.; (1) Ross M. Allen. Insect and

rodent control; (2) Charles H. Batchelder.

Soils studies; (1) Alto E. Royer.

U. S. D. A. Coop. Rubber PI. Fid. Sta.

Physiol. studies on Hevea; (1) Augustus M.

Dycus.

EAST AFRICA

Nairobi, (Kenya):

ARS, ADP—C/o American Consulate General.

Invest, on African swine disease; (0) Dr. Donald

E. DeTray.

FRANCE

Paris:

ARS, ENT—European Parasite Lab., 58 rue

Jules Parent, Rueil-Malmaison, S. et O. Foreign Parasite Exploration; H. L. Parker.

INDIA

New Delhi:

ARS, ENT—American Embassy. Foreign Parasite Exploration; G. W. Angalet.

IRAN

Tehran:

ARS, PPC—Reg. Insect Control Pro]., e/o American Embassy. Coop. International Insect Control; (1) Gilbert T. Bottger.

IRAQ

Baghdad:

ARS, PPC—Reg, Insect Control Proj., c/o American Embassy. Coop International Insect control; Donald D. Shallow.

JORDAN

Amman:

ARS, PPC—Reg. Insect Control Proj., c/o Amarican Embassy. Coop. International Insect control; Erskine M. Livingstone.

LEBANON

Beirut:

ARS. PPC—Reg. Insect Control Proj., c/o American Embassy, Coop. International Insect control; (8) WUliam B. Mabee.

MEXICO

Cozolapa, Oaxaca:

ARS, FC—Campo Experimental de Hule "El

Palmar." Rubber prod, invest.; (1) Robert H.

Eartlett.

Guaymas, Sonora:

ARS, ENT—Apartado Postal No. 170. Largescale control of citrus blackfly; (1) L. M.

Spishakofl.

Hermoaillo (MEXICO) (Sonora):

ARS, PPC—Quar. oper. against pink bollworm;

(-) James S. Parker.

Los Mochis (Sinaloa) :

ARS, ENT—c/o United Sugar Comps., S. A.

Field-plot tests of insecticides for control of

citrus blackfly: C. 0. Peterson.

Matamoros (Tamaulipas):

ARS, PPC—Edificio Cine Mexico. Abasólo, and

8 St.; P. O. Box 309, Brownsville, Tex., Quar.

oper. against pink bollworm; (4) J. N. Crisler.

Mexico. D. F.:

ARS, AIQ—Calle Vallarta No. 1. Mexico-U. S.

comm. for the prevention of foot-and-mouth

disease; (161) Walter Thurston.

ARS, ENT—Apartado Postal No. 28561, Mexico,

D. F., Me.xico. Biol. and control of Mexican

fruit fly and citrus blackfly; (12) A. C. Baker.

Av. Hidalgo, No. 5-408, Edificio "La Mariscala." Natural enemies of citrus blackfly;

H. D. Smith.

Monterrey (Nuevo Leon) :

ARS, PPC—Edificio Chapa. Quar. oper. against

Me.xican fruit fly and citrus blackfly surveys: (4) W. K. Clore.

Taxco (Guerrero):

ARS, FC—Apartado 41. Cotton breeding and

seed increase; (*) Lawrence R. Lytton.

Torreón (Coahuila):

ARS, ENT—Ediflcio America, Hidalgo Ave.,

Apartado Postal 57. Invest, on the biol. and

control of the pink bollworm and other insects

and spider mites aflEecting cotton; (1, 2-10 seasonal) Clifford S. Rude.

ARS, PPC—Ediflcio America, Hidalgo Ave.

Quar. act. against pink bollworm; (1) C. S.

Rude.

NETHERLANDS

Amsterdam (Holland):

ARS, ADP—Victoria Hotel. European Mission

for Res. on Foot-and-Mouth Disease; (4) Dr.

Chester N. Dale.

PAKISTAN

Karachi :

ARS, PPC—Reg. Insect Control Proj., c/o American Embassy. Coop. International Insect Control; William R. Forsyth.

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