Directory of Organization and

Field Activities of the Department

of Agriculture: 1950

Agriculture Handboo\ TSjo. xz

UNITED STATES

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

AGRICULTURE HANDBOOK NO. 12

Directory of Organization and

Field Activities of the Department

of Agriculture: 1950

Compiled by Robert V. McKnight, Office of Personnel,

in cooperation with the Office of Information, and the

other offices and bureaus of the Department,

ISSUED, 1950

UNITED STATES

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

WASHINGTON: 1950

For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U. S, Governroent Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C,

Price 65 cents

THE U.S.DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE-Í950

OFFICE OF

HEARING

EXAMINERS

OFFICE

OF

PERSONNEL

PRODUCTION

AND

MARKETING

ADMINISTRATION

OFFICE OF

BUDGET AND

FINANCE

OFFICE OF THE

SECRETARY

OFFICE OF

PLANT AND

OPERATIONS

BUREAU OF

AGRICULTURAL

ECONOMICS

OFFICE OF

FOREIGN

AGRICULTURAL

RELATIONS

OFFICE

OF THE

SOLICITOR

AGRICULTURAL

RESEARCH

ADMINISTRATION

BUR. AGRICULTURAL

AND INDUSTRIAL

CHEMISTRY

BUR.ANIMAL INDUSTRY

BUR. DAIRY INDUSTRY

BUR. ENTOMOLOGY AND

PLANT QUARANTINE

BUR. HUMAN NUTRITION

AND HOME ECONOMICS

BUR. PLANT INDUSTRY,

SOILS, AGRICULTURAL,

ENGINEERING

EXPERIMENT STATIONS

FARMERS

HOME

ADMINISTRATION

FARM

CREDIT

ADMINISTRATION

EXTENSION

SERVICE

COMMODITY

EXCHANGE

AUTHORITY

RURAL

ELECTRIFICATION

ADMINISTRATION

FEDERAL CROP

INSURANCE

CORPORATION

OFFÎCE OF

INFORMATION

LIBRARY

FOREST

SERVICE
CONTENTS

Page

Organization 1

Introduction -__„_ ^- ._____- 1

OíRce of the Secretary . 1

Bureau of Agricultural Economics ____. 3

Office of Budget and Finance 5

Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations 6

Office of Hearing Examiners—^ „- 9

Office of Information - 10

Library 10

Office of Personnel 11

Office of Plant and Operations _____„__ 12

Office of the Solicitor . 13

Agricultural Research Administration ^__ 14

Office of the Administrator ^__. 14

Bureau of Agricultural and Industrial Chemistry 15

Bureau of Animal Industry ' 18

Bureau of Dairy Industry . ^__ 25

Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine 27

Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics 37

Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering 38

Office of Experiment Stations 55

Agricultural Research Center ^__ 56

Commodity Credit Corporation 57

Commodity Exchange Authority 59

Extension Service ___„ 60

Farm Credit Administration 62

Farmers Home Administration : 66

Federal Crop Insurance Corporation . 68

Forest Service _____.^ 69

Production and Marketing Administration .. 80

Rural Electrification Administration 107

Soil Conservation Service 108

Field Activities ^_-__ 121

Introduction 121

Territories and Possessions ^^___ , 279

Foreign Countries -________________„ 281

Indiix of Names „ „__ 284

IV
KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS

Abstr,, Abstractor.

Acct.t Accounts, Accountant.

Activ.f Activities.

Adj.', Adjustment.

Adm., Administration, Administrative, Administrator.

Agr., Agricultural, A^iculturist, Agriculture.

Agron., Agronomist, Agronomy.

Agt., Agent (s).

An., Animal.

Apicult., Apicultural, Apicultrist.

Appr., Appraising, Appraiser.

Arbor., Arboriculture, Arboriculturist.

Arch., Architect, Architectural, Architecture.

Assoc, Associate, Association.

Asst., Assistant.

Atty., Attorney.

Aud., Auditor, Auditing.

Ave., Avenue.

Bad., Bacteriology, Bacteriological, Bacteriologist.

Bak., Baking. BÍ6Í., Bibliography, Bibliographical, Bibliographer.

Biochem., Biochemical, Biochemist.

BioL, Biological, Biologist, Biology.

Biophys., Biophysical, Biophysicist.

Bldg.>, Building.

Blvd., Boulevard.

Bot,, Botany, Botanical, Botanist,

Br., Branch.

Bur., Bureau.

Bus., Business.

Chem.<, Chemistry, Chemical, Chemist.

Co., County.

Coll., College.

Collab., Collaborator.

Comm., Committee.

Comn., Commission.

Compt.<, Comptroller.

Comr., Commissioner,

Conserv., Conservation, Conservationist, Conservator.

Const., Construction,

Consult., Consulting, Consultant.

Coop., Cooperation, Cooperative, Cooperator.

Coord.', Coordinator, Coordination.

Corp., Corporation.

Cos., Counties,

Coun., Counsel.

Cytol., Cytological, Cytologîst,

Dem,, Demonstration.

DendroL, Dendrologist,

Dep., Deputy.

Dept., Department,

Dir., Director.

Dist., District.

Div., Division.

Drain.', Drainage.

Drft., Draftsman.

Ecol., Ecologist,

Eeon., Economic (s), Economist.

Ed., Editorial, Editor,

Educ, Education.

Elec, Electrical.

Elim., Elimination,

Engin., Engineer, Engineering.

Ent., Entomology, Entomological, Entomologist.

Equip., Equipment.

Erad., Eradication.

Est.>, Estimator, Estimates.

Exam,, Examiner.

Exch., Exchange.

Exec, Executive.

Explo., Explorer.

Empt., Experiment (s), Experimental, Experimentalist.

Ext., Extension,

Fed., Federal.

Fert,, Fertilizers, Fertility,

Fid., Field.

For., Forestry, Forester.

Forecr.f Forecaster.

Gen., General.

Genet., Geneticist, Genetics.

Oeol., Geologist, Geological

Hdqrs., Headquarters,

Hort., Horticulture, Horticultral, Horticulturist,

Hush., Husbandry, Husbandman.

Hivy.', Highway.

lllus.. Illustrator.

hnpr.. Improve, Improvement.

Indus., Industrial, Industries, Industry.

Inf., Information, Informational.

Insp., Inspection, Inspector.

Inst., Institute,

Insur., Insiirance,

/M2?esi„ Investigational, Investigation (s), Investigator.

Irrig., Irrigation.

Jr., Junior.

Lab., Laboratory.

Libr.>, Library, Librarian.

Log., Logging.

Math., Mathematician.

Mech., Mechanic, Mechanical.

Med., Medical.

Met., Meteorology, Meteorological, Meterologist.

Mfg., Manufacturing.

Mgr., Manager.

Mgt., Management.

Microan., Microanalyst.

MicrobioL, Microbiological, Microbiologist.

Micros., Microscopist.

Mig., Migratory.

Misc., Miscellaneous.

Mkt., Market, Marketing.

Morphol,, Morphology, Morphologisfc,

Mycol., Mycologist.

Nat., National.

Natur., Naturalist.

NematoL, Nematologist.

Nurs., Nursery, Nurseryman,

Nutr., Nutrition.

Obsr.', Observer.

Off., Office, Officer,

Oper., Operations.

Org., Organic, Organization,

Parasit., Parasitology, Parasitologist.

Path,, Pathology, athological, athologist.

Pers., Personnel.

Pharmacol., Pharmacology, Pharmacalogist.

Photog., Photographer, Photograpic,

Phys., Physical, Physicist.

Physiol., Physiology, Physiological, Physiologist.

PI., Plant, Planting.

P.. 0„ Post Office.

Poly,, Polytechnic.

Pomol., Pomology, Pomological, Pomologist.

Pred., Predatory.

Près., President,

Princ, Principal.

Prod., Production, Products.

Prod„ Project(s)

Prop., Propagation, Propagating, Propagator.

Pubs., Publications.

Quar., Quarantine (s).

Refrig., Eefrigeration.

Reg., Regional.

Rehab., Rehabilitation.

Repres., Representative.

Res., Research.

J^eserv., Reservation (s).

Reset., Resettlement,
VI DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

Rev., Review, Reviewer, Reviewing.

Scd.f Scientific, Scientist.

Sec.f Section.

Secy,, Secretary.

Sert;., Service (s).

Silv., Silviculture, Silvicultural, Silviculturist

Sociol., Sociology.

Spec, Special, Specialist,

Sr,, Senior.

Si., Street.

Sta,<t Station.

Stat., Statistics, Statistical, Statistician.

Stt^e., Structural.

Suhsta., Substation.

Supt., Superintendent.

Supvr,, Supervisor.

Sur., Survey (s), Surveyor.

Tech.t Technical, Technician.

Techol, Technology, Technological, Technologist.

Tratisp., Transportation,

Treas,, Treasurer.

Univ., University,

Utü.', Utilization.

Vet.t Veterinary, Veterinarian,

Wareh.f Warehouse, Warehousing.

ZooL, Zoology, Zoologist, Zoological,
ORGANIZATION

INTRODUCTION

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

The multiple activities of its bureaus and offices are explained

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

continental United States given.

Only supervisory personnel are listed at each location except for

research workers engaged in special projects which makes the

latter listing more extensive.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

The Department of Agriculture performs many varied functions

relating to research, education, conservation, marketing, regulatory work, and agricultural adjustment.

When the Department was established it was directed by law to

acquire and diffuse information on agricultural subjects in the

most general and comprehensive sense.

Research is conducted in the following fields:

1. Agricultural and industrial chemistry

2. The industrial uses of farm products

3. Entomology

4. Soils

5. Agricultural engineering

6. Agricultural economics

7. Marketing

8. Crop and livestock production

9. Production and manufacture of dairy products

10. Human nutrition

11. Home economics

12. Conservation

Results of the research are made available for practical farm

application through extension and experimental station work in

cooperation with the 48 states.

The Department provides :

1. Crop reports

2. Commodity standards

3. Federal meat inspection service

4. Other marketing services

Attempts are made to eradicate and control plant and animal

diseases and pests. More than 50 regulatory laws designed to protect the farmer and the consuming public are administered by the

Department.

Efficient use of soils and forests is promoted. Rural rehabilita-
2 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

tion and a fair price and stable market are provided for and

guaranteed by the Department through commodity loans and

marketing quotas.

Agricultural credit and assisting tenants to become farm owners

is fostered. The Department also facilitates the introduction of

electric service to persons in rural areas.

The Secretary of Agriculture supervises and directs the work of

the Department. He is assisted by an Under Secretary and an

Assistant Secretary. His staff officers include:

Chief of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Director of Finance

Director of Personnel

Director of Foreign Agricultural Relations

Chief Hearing Examiner

Director of Information

Chief of the Office of Plant and Operations

The Solicitor

Departmental Librarian

The Department contains the following major units, each of

which is supervised by a chief who reports directly to the Secretary:

1. Agricultural Research Administration

2. Commodity Credit Corporation

3. Commodity Exchange Authority

4. Extension Service

5. Farm Credit Administration

6. Farmers Home Administration

7. Federal Crop Insurance Corporation

8. Forest Service

9. Production and Marketing Administration

10. Rural Electrification Administration

11. Soil Conservation Service

OFFICE OP THE SECRETARY

Charles F. Brannan, Secretary of Agriculture

C. J. McGormick, Under Secretary

Knox T. Hutchinson, Assistant Secretary

Wesley McCune, Executive Assistant to the Secretary

Daniel J. Carey, Assistant to the Secretary

Nathan Koenig, Assistant to the Secretary

William A. Minor, Assistant to the Secretary

Edward J. Overby, Assistant to the Secretary

John A. Baker, Assistant to the Under Secretary

Stanley P. Williams, Assistant to the Assistant Secretary

Thomas J. Flavin, Judicial Officer

FIELD REPRESENTATIVES

Oregon—Portland:

Herbert N. Peet, Field Bepres.

Nebraska—Lincoln :

Gladwin E. Young:, Field Repres.

Utah—Salt Lake City:

Warren T, Murphy, Field Reprea,
BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS 3

BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

The Bureau of Agricultural Economics is the primary agency in

the Department for collecting and disseminating agricultural statistics, for economic research, and for the dissemination of the

results thereof.

The Bureau acquires, analyzes, interprets, and diffuses useful

economic information relative to agricultural production and distribution, land utilization and conservation in their broadest aspects (including farm management and practice) utilization of

farm and food products, purchasing of farm supplies, farm population and rural life, farm labor, farm finance, insurance and taxation, adjustments in production to probable demand for the

different farm and food products, land ownership and values, costs,

prices, and income in their relation to agriculture, including causes

for their variations and trends. It also collects, compiles, abstracts,

analyzes, summarizes, interprets and publishes economic and statistical data relating to agriculture and food (including crop and

livestock estimates), acreage, yield, grades, staples of cotton,

stocks, and value of farm crops and numbers, grades and value of

livestock and livestock products on farms. The Bureau, as a service or staff agency, aids the Secretary's Office and other agencies in

analyzing proposed programs or activities and oversees statistical

matters and economic research throughout the Department.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF

Oris V. Wells, Chief

Foster F. Elliott, Assoc. Chief

Earl E. Houseman, Stat, Analyst

Herman M. Southworth, Res. Asst.

Bushrod W. Allin, Chairman Outlook and Situation Board

J. Franklin Thackrey, Dir. of Econ, Information

ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT

William T. Wolfrey, Jr„ Asst, to the Chief.

Administrative Services Division

Randall P. Starkey, Head.

Randall P. Starkey, (Acting) Fiscal.

James A. Burroughs, Procurement and Space,

Robert H. Lando, Records Management.

Herman Goldhamer, Statistical and Machine

Tabulation.

Budget and Management Planning Division

Emily E. Clark, Budget.

Mark M. Kirkham, Management Planning.

Personnel Division

Jack A. Hamblin, Personnel Officer,

Clarence Barker, Classification.

Clarence A. Brewer, Employment.

William K. Bing, Training.

PRICES INCOME AND MARKETING

Oscar C. Stine, Asst. Chief.

Division of Statistical and Historical

Research

James P. Gavin, Head.

Kari Fox, Asso, Head.

Agricultural History:

Everett E. Edwards, Agr. Historian.

Demand and Price:

Nathan M, Koifsky, Agr, Stat,

Statistics Service :

C. Kyle Randall, Agr, StaL

Income :

Ernest W. Grove, Agr. Stat.

Food Consumption:

Marguerite C. Burk, Agr. Stat.

Commodity Price Analysis:

Ben H. Pubols, Agr. Stat. (Fruits).

Herbert W. Mumford, Agr. Stat.' (Vegetables).

Herbert C. Kriesel, Agr. Stat. (Dairy & Poultry).

Harold F. Breimyer, Agr. Stat. (Livestock).

Edgar L. Burtis, Agr. Stat. (Fats & Oils).

Robert E. Post, Agr. Stat. (Grains & Feeds),

J. P. Gavin, Acting Agr. Stat. (Cotton, Wool

& other Fibers).

Arthur G. Conover, Agr. Stat. (Tobacco &

other Non-Food Products)

George B. Rogers, Agr. Stat.' (Foreign Trade

Research).

Division of Marketing and Transportation

Research

Bennett S. White, Jr., Head.

D. B. DeLoach, Asso. Head.

Richard O. Been, Agr.^ Econ. (Marketing Costs

& Margins).

Winn F. Pinner, Agr. Econ. (Gen. Economics

of Marketing).

Shelby A. Robert, Jr., Agr. Econ. (Economics of

New & Extended Uses) .< Donald E. Church, Tran, Econ, (TransporHtion ).
DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

H. Wayne Bitting, Agr. Econ. {Vegetables),

Agr. Econ. (Dairy & Poultry),

Reed A, Phillips, Agr, Econ. (Livetock &

Grains),

Archie A. Sabin, Agr. Econ., (Fats & Oils).

Leander D. Howell, Agr. Econ, (Non-Food

Products).

Rex F. Daly, Agr. Stat, (Missouri Valley Studies).

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

California—Berkeley : Wendell Calhoun, Agr. Econ.

Colorado—Denver:

Harold H. Abel, Agr. Econ.

Massachusetts—Boston :

William Bredo, Agent.

PRODUCTION ECONOMICS

Sherman E, Johnson, Asst. Chief.

V. Webster Johnson, Consultant.

Harry A. Steele, Asst. for Missouri Basin.

Division of Farm Management

and Costs

Carl P. Heisig, Head.

H. L. Stewart, Aast. Head.

Costs and Returns:

Wylie D. Goodsell, Agr. Econ.

Labor, Equipment and Farm Practices:

Martin R. Cooper, Agr. Econ.

Farm Classification and Analysis:

Kenneth L. Bachman, Agr.> Econ.

Interregional Competition :

Ronald L. Mighell, Agr. Econ,

Northern Agriculture Section:

C. W. Criekman, Agr. Econ.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS t

Iowa—Ames :

Ross Y. Baumann, Agr. Econ,

Minnesota—St. Paul:

Frank T. Plady, Agr. Econ.

Pennsylvania—State College:

Kenneth H, Myers, Agr. Econ.

Wisconsin—Madison:

Emil Rauchenstein, Agr. Econ.

Western Agriculture Section:

Walter U. Fuhriman, Agr, Econ..

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

California—Berkeley :

Warren R, Bailey, Agr. Econ.

Colorado—Fort Collins :

James L. Paschal, Agr. Econ.

Kansas—Manhattan :

Orlin J. Scoville, Agr. Econ.

Montana—Bozeman :

Delbert C. Myrick, Agr. Econ.

Nebraska—Lincoln :

Theodore S. Thorfinnson, Agr. Econ.

North Dakota—^Fargo:

Roy M. Gilcreast, Agr. Econ.

Oregon—Portland :

Henry H. Stippler, Agr. Econ.

Utah—Logan :

Harold Hoehmuth, Agr. Econ.

Washington—Pullman :

Edgar B. Hurd, Agr. Econ.

Southern Agriculture Section:

E. L. Langsford, Agr, Econ.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Arkansas—Fayetteville :

Melvin W. Slusher, Aí7r.. Econ,

Louisiana—Baton Rouge :

Troy Mullins, Agr. Econ.

Mississippi—Stoneville :

Grady B. Crowe, Agr. Econ.

North Carolina—Raleigh:

George M. Townsend, Agr. Econ.

Oklahoma—Stillwater : William F. Lagrone, Agr. Econ.

South Carolina—Clemson :

Charles P. Butler, Agr.' Econ.

Tennessee—Knoxville :

Samuel W. Atkins, Agr. Econ.

Texas—College Station :

Ralph H. Rogers, Agr. Econ.

Division of Land Economics

E. H. Wiecking, Head.

Mark M. Regan, Asst, Head,

Buis T, Inman, Fid. Research Superv.

Land Utilization:

Hugh H. Wooten, Agr. Econ,

Water Utilization :

Eleo L. Greenshields, Agr. Econ,

Land Values:

Mark M. Regan, Agr.. Econ.

Land Tenure:

Marshall Harris, Agr. Econ.

Lend Problems:

(Vacancy).

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

California—Berkeley :

Melvin L. Upchurch, Agr. Econ.

Iowa—^Ames :

Virgil L. Hurlburt, Agr. Econ.

Michigan—East Lansing:

Raleigh Bariowe, Agr. Econ.

Mississippi—Stoneville :

Robert W. Harrison, Agr. Econ.

Montana—Bozeman :

Clyde E. Stewart, Agr. Econ.

Nebraska—Lincoln :

John Muehlbeier, Agr. Econ.

North Dakota—Fargo :

Stanley W. Voelker, Agr. Econ.

Oregon—Portland :

Arthur J. Walrath, Agr. Econ.

Texas—College Station :

John H. Southern, Agr. Econ.

Utah—Logan :

Lawrence A. Reuss, Agr. Ecoîi.

Division of Agricultural Finance

Norman J. Wall, Head.

Agricultural Risks and Insurance:

Ralph R. Botts, Agr. Econ.

Short-Term Credit:

Fred L. Garlock, Agr. Econ.

Farm Taxation and Local Government:

Tyler F. Haygood, Agr. Econ.

Farm Mortgage:

Alvin S. Tostlebe, Agr, Econ.

FARM POPULATION

Raymond C. Smith, Asst. Chief.

Division of Farm Population and Rural Life

Carl C. Taylor, Head.

Farm Population:

Margaret Jarraan Hagood, Math. Statistician.

Farm Labor:

Louis J. Ducoff, Lahor Economist (Agr,),

Levels and Standards of Living:

T. Wilson Longmore, Social Scientist.

FIETJ) HEADQUARTERS:

Iowa—Ames :

Paul J. Jehlik, Soc. Sei. Analyst.

Mississippi—State College :

Robert E. Galloway, Soc. Sei. Analyst.

Nebraska—Lincoln :

Anton H. Anderson, Soc. Set. Analyst.

New York—Ithaca :

Donald G, Hay, Soc. Sei. Analyst.

Division of Special Surveys

Forrest E. Clements, Head.

Ben L. Owens, Soc. Sei. Analyst {Field Research) ,

Study Directors:

Rita M. A, Hausknecht, Soc. Sei. Analyst.

Jane A. Shepherd, Soc. Sei. Analyst.

Trienah Meyers, Soc. Sei. Analyst.

AGRICULTURAL ESTIMATES (AND CROP

REPORTING BOARD)

Sterling R, Newell, Asst. Chief {and Chairman

of Crop Reporting Board).

Paul L. Koenig, Agr. Stat., Exec. Asst,
BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

Eichard K. Smith, Agr, Stat., Prin. AssL and

Vice Chairman,

Walter A. Hendricks, Agr. Stat., (Statistical

Methodology).

Lester J. Hoffman, Agr. Stat., (Secretary of

Board).

William H. Evans, Administrative Officer.

Division of Field Crop Statistics

Charles E. Burkhead, Head.

Grain Crops;

Charles E. Burkhead, Acting Agr. Stat.

Hay and Peed Supply i

Harold R. Walker, Agr. Stat,

Seed Crops:

George 0. Edler, Agr. Stat.

Fiber Crops:

John J. Morgan, Agr.^ Stat.

Specialty Crops:

John A. Hicks, Agr. Stat.

Division of Fruit and Vegetable Statistics

Reginald Royston, Head.

Fruit, Nut and Horticultural Specialties :

Reginald Royston, Agr. Stat.

Vegetable Crops:

Irvin Holmes, Agr. Stat.

Division of Livestock and Poultry Statistics

Arnold V. Nordquist, Head.'

Livestock:

Glenn D. Simpson, Agr. Stat.

Poultry and Honey:

E. Smith Kimball, Agr. Stat.

Division of Dairy Statistics

Benjamin H. Bennett, Head.

Milk Production and Utilization :

John L. Wilson, Agr. Stat.<

Fluid Milk and Cream :

Patrick E. O'Donnell, Agr. Stat.

Manufactured Dairy Products :

William D. Bormuth, Agr. Stat.

Division of Agricultural Price Statistics

Benjamin R. Stauber, Head.

Prices Received:

George D. Harrell, Agr.^ Stat.

Prices Paid:

Roger F. Hale, Agr. Stat.

Division of Special Farm Statistics

Emerson M. Brooks, Head,

Field Enumeration :

Emerson M. Brooks, Agr. Stat.

Farm Employment:

Paul P, WaUrabenstein, Agr. Stat.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Alabama—^Montgomery :

J. G. Garrett, Agr. Stat.

Arizona—Phoenix :

E. V. Jones, Agr. Stat.

Arkansas—Little Rock :

Miles McPeek, Agr. Stat.

California—Sacramento :

G, A. Scott, Agr. Stat.

Colorado—Denver :

F. K. Reed, Agr. Stat.

Florida—Orlando :

J. C. Townsend, Jr., Agr. Stat.

Georgia—Athens :

D. L. Floyd, Agr. Stat.

Idaho—Boise :

R. C. HOSB, Agr. Stat.

Illinois—Springfield :

J. A. Ewing, Agr. Stat.

Indiana,—West Lafayette :

S. J. Gilbert, Agr. Stat.

Iowa—Des Moines :

L. M. Carl, Agr. Stat.

Kansas—Topeka :

H. L. Collins, Agr.: Stat.

Kentucky—Louisville :

H. F. Bryant, Agr. Stat.

Louisiana—New Orleans :

S. L. Bryan, Agr. tat.

Maryland—College Park:

J. H. Peters, Agr. Stat.

Massachusetts—Boston :

C. D Stevens, Agr. Stat,

Michigan—Lansing :

C. J. Borum, Agr. Stat.

Minnesota—St. Paul:

A. Bodin, Agr. Stat.

Mississippi—Gulfport:

D. A. McCandîiss, Afifr. Stal.

Missouri—Cohimbia :

A. C. Brittain, Agr. Stat.

Montana—Helena :

P. J. Creer, Agr. Stat.

Nebraska—Lincoln :

A. E. Anderson, Agr. Stat.

New Jersey—Trenton :

D. O. Boster, Agr. Stat.

New Mexico—Las Cruces :

Fred Daniels, Agr. Stat.

New York—Albany :

R. L. Gillett, Agr. Stat.

North Carolina—Raleigh :

Frank Parker, Agr. Stat.

North Dakota—Fargo :

C. J- Heltemes, Agr. Stat.

Ohio—Columbus :

G. S. Ray. Agr. Stat.

Oklahoma—Oklahoma City :

K. D. Blood, Agr. Stat.

Oregon—Portland :

N. I. Nielsen, Agr. Stat.

Pennsylvania—Harrisburg :

E. L. Gasteiger, Agr. Stat.

South Carolina—Columbia :

F. O. Black, Agr. Stat.

South Dakota—Sioux Falls :

C. D. Palmer, Agr. Stat.

Tennessee—Nashville :

S. T. Marsh, Agr. Stat.

Texas—Austin:

V. C. Childs, Agr. Stat.

Utah—Salt Lake City :

E. C. Paxton, Agr. Stat.

Virginia—Richmond :

H. M. Taylor, Agr. Stat.

Washington—Seattle:

H. C. R. Stewart, Agr. Stat,

West Virginia—Charleston :

R. P. Handy, Agr. Stat.

Wisconsin—Madison :

W. H. Ebling, Agr. Stat.

Wyoming—Cheyenne :

George Knutson, Agr. Stat.

RESEARCH OFFICES :

Iowa—Ames :

R. J. Jessen, Agr. Stat.

North Carolina—Raleigh :

A. L. Finkner, Agr. Stat,

DAIRY STATISTICS OFFICE:

Illinois—Chicago :

I. E. Wissinger, Agr. Stat.

WESTERN LIVESTOCK STATISTICS OFFICE:

Colorado—Denver :

F. W. Beier, Jr., Agr.. Stat.

OFFICE OF BUDGET AND FINANCE

The Office of Budget and Finance as a staff agency carries out

departmental functions relating to over-all administration of the
Q DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

budgetary, procurement, and fiscal affairs of the Department. It

provides leadership and coordination of these activities throughout

the Department, including the acquisition and distribution of funds ;

accounting; auditing; budgetary and financial reporting; budget,

fiscal, and procurement organization and management; purchasing,

warehousing, utilization, and disposal of administrative and operating supplies and equipment ; and related activities.

The Office also formulates and promulgates departmental policies

and procedures relating to such functions, including the review

and evaluation of program and legislative proposals for budgetary,

financial, and related implications, and, in cooperation with staff

and program agencies, obtains improvements in the management

and operation of work programs administered by the Department.

The Office acts as Department Maison on all such matters with the

Congressional Committees on Appropriations, Bureau of the Budget, General Services Administration, General Accounting Office,

Treasury Department, and others.

It coordinates in the field the activities of Area Agricultural

Equipment Committees to insure maximum effective utilization of

administrative supplies and equipment owned and procured by

the Department.

Ralph S. Roberts, Dir, of Finance and Budget 0#.

John C. Cooper, Jr., Asst. Dir,

James Scammahorn, Asst. Dir.

John L. Wells, Asst, Dir.

Joseph C, Wheeler, Asst, Dir.

Charles L. Grant, Asst to Dir,

Joseph P. Loftus, Asst. to Dir,

John H, Lynch, Asst, to Dir,

J. Banks Young, Asst, to Dir.

Elmo B. Bryan, Admin. Asst,

DIVISION OF ACCOUNTING

Stancil M. Smith, Cliief.

DIVISION OF AUDIT

Emmett B. Collins, Chief.

DIVISION OF CORPORATE FISCAL

SERVICE

Keith L. Hanna, Chief.

DIVISION OF ESTIMATES AND

ALLOTMENTS

Eugene B. Wilhelm, Chief.

DIVISION OF FISCAL MANAGEMENT

DIVISION OF PURCHASE, SALES, AND

TRAFFIC

James Scammahorn, Acting Chief.

DIVISION OP PROCUREMENT AND

SUPPLY MANAGEMENT

James H. Wells, Chief.

AREA AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT COMMITTEES!

Pennsylvania—Upper Darby (Area I) : W. J, Gross, Chairman.

Georgia—Atlanta (Area 11) :

Herbert G. Knoch, Chairman.

Illinois—Chicago (Area HI) :

Richard Bender, Chairman.

Texas—Fort Worth (Area IV) :

Francis R. Mangham, Chairman.

Nebraska—Lincoln (Area V) :

TT 1-^1 A C3+^«« r*i.^'^^ i H. G. Cole, Chairman. Harold A. Stone, Chief. , California—Berkeley (Area VI).

DIVISION OF LEGISLATIVE REPORTS ' OrYgon-pIrtllnrlAr^^^^

Carl R. Sapp, Chief. Larry K. Mays, Chairman.

OFFICE OF FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL RELATIONS

The Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations assembles, compiles, analyzes, interprets and publishes information affecting

foreign agriculture and United States imports and exports of

farm commodities.

This work involves constant statistical reports on planted acre-
BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS 7

ages, weather conditions, crop yields, livestock numbers, crop and

livestock production, price trends, stocks, agricultural exports and

imports, consumer purchasing power, and supplies of seed, fertilizers, farm equipment, and farm labor. It also necessitates

reports regarding other factors influencing the immediate and

future supply of, and demand for farm products in individual

countries, especially the demand abroad for agricultural products

exported by, and imported into, the United States.

The Office prepares statements on the foreign situation for use

of Departmental committees concerned with various agricultural

commodities, and furnishes representation on interdepartmental

commodity committees, and on international working groups

studying individual commodities.

The fulfillment of the Offices functional responsibilities is made

possible by a heavy volume of information gained from many

sources, the most important of which are the official reports of

the United States Foreign Service and other United States

representatives abroad.

The Office conducts, with Research and Marketing Act funds,

extensive marketing surveys on individual commodities in certain

parts of the world. Its commodity specialists maintain close

contact with farm and trade organizations interested in the

exportation and importation of individual agricultural commodities. They participate, upon invitation, in meetings of such organizations and supply those organizations as well as individuals

concerned with export and import agricultural trade, with the

most recent foreign information.

The Office keeps in constant touch with developments in the

agricultural policies of foreign countries, and the relation of

United States policies to international trade. It maintains liaison

with the Department of State for the coordination of the United

States Government's agricultural activities abroad. It is further

active in disseminating information and statistics on international

trade, and agricultural and international trade policies on a

country-and-region basis. In the realm of agricultural policy, the

Office is particularly concerned with (a) the many commercial

agreements negotiated by foreign countries for the purpose of

channeling trade to the mutual advantage of the countries involved, and (b) with problems resulting from the shortage of

dollar exchange in many countries.

Information collected on a geographical basis regarding agricultural production, trade, food requirements, and general economic

conditions, is useful in preparing the Office's world food situation

reports which have served as a basis in allocating food supplies

to needy areas. Such information likewise serves to answer inquiries from the general public. Congress and government agencies

and organizations, such as the Economic Cooperation Administration, the Interdepartmental Trade Agreements Organization, the

State Department, and National Defense agencies.

The Office is engaged in continued study of the agricultural

patterns of the various countries of the world, including specialized research on types of production and marketing, consumer
g DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

needs, government policies, tariff trends and related subjects.

Under broadened Congressional authority and in conformity

with the President's Point IV program, the Office of Foreign

Agricultural Relations plans and directs, in cooperation with the

Department of State and the governments of foreign countries,

programs to raise living levels in underdeveloped areas of the

world and to stimulate the foreign production of crops needed

to promote the economic welfare of the United States.

These programs include the cooperative management of agricultural stations, the operation of agricultural extension services

and the conduct of research and investigation projects. Emphasis

is given to the training of personnel and improvement of agricultural institutions of collaborating countries as means of obtaining increased production of crops of critical or strategic importance or otherwise complementary to United States agriculture*

Increase of local food supplies likewise is stressed.

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR

Stanley Andrews, Dir,

Fred J. Rossiter, ASSOô, Dir.

Eric England, Asst. Dir.

Clayton E. Whipple, Liaison Officer

DIVISION OP ADMINISTRATION

Carroll E. Michelson, Head.

Personnel Management Section:

Henry E. Allaiison, Jr., Pers. Oß. in charge.

Budgetary and Fiscal Management Section:

William H. Rohrman, Fisc. Off. in charge.

Administrative Services Section:

Albert H. Nagas, Acting in charge.

Records and Communications Section :

Ruth Donovan, in charge.

Foreign Travel Section ;

Eobt. Burns, in charge,

DIVISION OF FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL

INFORMATION

James O. Howard, Head.'

Kenneth W. Olson, Asst. Head.

Economic Geography and Graphics Section :

Reginald G. Hainsworth, in charge.

Publications Section:

Alice I. Fray, Acting in charge.

Current Information Section:

Quincy Ewing, Acting in charge.

Field Visu&l Information Unit, Photographic

Laboratory <c/o Experiment Gardens, Summit, Canai Zone) :

James T, Mitchell, Info. Spec-, in charge.

INTERNATIONAL COMMODITIES

BRANCH

John A. Becker, Chief.

John L. Wann, Asst. to Chief,

Cotton Division:

Arthur W. Palmer, Head.

Fats, Oils, and Rice Division:

Paul E. Quintus, Head.>

Fruits, Vegetables and Sugar Division:

Gustave Burmeister, Head.

Grains and Feeds Division:

Gordon P. Boals, Head.

Livestock and Wool Division:

Floyd E. Davis, Acting Head.

Tobacco and Tropical Products Division :

J. Barnard Gibbs, Head,

Trade Statistics Section:

F. Helen Ellis, in charge.

REGIONAL INVESTIGATIONS BRANCH

Robert B. Schv^^enger, Chief.

Clarence M, Purves, Asst. Chief.'

Lazar Volin, Reg, Spec.—USSR.

Latin American Division:

Guy L. Bush, Head.

United Kingdom and Dominions Division:

Montell E. Ogdon, Head.

Western Europe and African Division:

John H. Richter, Head.

Middle East and Eastern Europe Division:

Afif I. Tannous, Acting Head.

Far East Division:

Wolf I. Ladejinsky, Head.

Foreign Agricultural Trade and Policies

Division :

Oscar Zaglits, Head.

TECHNICAL COLLABORATION BRANCH

Ross E. Moore, Chief.

Glen L. Taggart, Asst. Chief,

C. Reed Hill, Asst to Chief.

Agricultural Production and Development

Division :

Claud L. Horn, Head.,

FIELD SERVICE CONSULTANTS:

Virgil C. Pettit, Ag. Eng.

Floyd A. McClure, Bot.

Edson J. Hambleton, Ent.

Henry Hopp, Biometrician.

Arthur G. Kevorkian, Path.

Extension and Training Division:

J. Dennett Guthrie, Acting Head.

FIELD SERVICE CONSULTANTS :

Ellis B. Clough, Agr. Educ. Spec.

Lewis E. Long, Econ.

Station Management Division:

Evan W. Hadley, Head.

FOREIGN MISSIONS :

Brazil (Ipanema Sao Paulo), c/o American

Embassy, Rio de Janeiro :

William C. Tucker, Hort,

Colombia (Bogota), c/o American Embassy,

Bogota :

Victor R. Gardner, Chief.
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FOREIGN MISSIONS—continued

Costa Rica (Turrialba), c/o Inter-American

Institute of Agricultural Sciences, P, O.

Box 74:

Frederick L. Wellman, Path,

Panama (Panama City), c/o American Embassy, Panama City:

Walton P. Sellers, Ext. Spec, {Chief of

Mission),

Philippine Islands (Manila), c/o American

Embassy, Manila:

John V. Hepler, Ext. Adm.

Thailand (Bangkok), c/o American Embassy,

Bangkok :

Harry H. Love, Research Adm,

Robert L. Pendleton, Agron. and Soil Sei.

Cooperative Agricultural Foreign Field Stations

and ProgramsÎ

Bolivia (La Paz), Servicio Agrícola ínteramericana, c/o American Embassy, La

Pa2, Bolivia:

Nathaniel E. Winters, DÍ7\

Floyd R. Olive, Agron., c/o American

Embassy, Cochabamba, Bolivia.

Canuto M. Trujillo, Ext. Act., c/o American Embassy, Cochabamba, Bolivia.

Cuba (Havana), The Cooperative Fibre Commission, c/o American Embassy, Havana,

Cuba:

Joe E. Walker, Dir.

Karl M. Kaiser, Agr, Eng.

Harold D. Lynn, Agron.

Ecuador (Quito), Estación Agrícola del Ecuador, c/o American Embassy, Quito, Ecuador.

Lee Hines, Dir.

M. B. Nichols, Jr., Dairy Hush.

Thomas W. Morgan, Ag^on.

Wilbur V. Harlan, Agron.

E. Reece Reed, Admin. Asst.

Pichilingue, Ecuador, c/o American Embassy,

Quito, Ecuador:

Robert L. Fowler, Hort.

Stephen S. White, Hort.

Russell Desrosiers, Path.

John P. Keenan. Farm Super.

El Salvador (San Salvador), Centro Nacional

de Agronomia, c/o American Embassy, San

Salvador, El Salvador:

James E. Watkins, Dir.

Vernon D. Bailey, Ext. Act.

Bowen S. Crandall, Plant Path.

Ford M. Milam, Agron.

Jeff E. Flanagan, Agr. Eng.

Guatemala (Guatemala City), Institute Agropecuaria Nacional, c/o American Embassy,

Guatemala City, Guatemala:

Rolland C, Lorenz, Dir.>

Robert L. Squibb, Animal Hush.

Charles S. Simmons, Sous Tech.

William H. Cowgill. Hort.

Albertano C'de Baca, Ext. Act.

Francis J. Lebeau, Path.

John W. Johnston, Jr., Agron.

Howard T. Love, Bio-Chemiat

Robert C. Moncure, Bot.

Nicaragua (Managua), Servicio Técnico Agrícola de Nicaragua, c/o American Embassy, Managua, Nicaragua :

Virgil C. Peterson, Agron,, Acting Dir.

Paul G. Adams, Ext. Act.

Raymond A. White, Jr., Forestry.

Peru (Tingo Maria), Estación Experimental

Agrícola en Tingo Maria, c/o American

Embassy, Lima, Peru :

Hans Platenius, Agron., Dir.

Harold J. Brooks, An. Hush.

George A. Woolley, Ext. Act.

Clayton L. Long, Hort,-

OFFICE OF HEARING EXAMINERS

The Office of Hearing: Examiners was established within the

Department of Agriculture by the Secretary of Agriculture on

December 9, 1946, to meet the requirements of the Administrative Procedure Act which provided that, after December 11,1946,

employees engaged in investigating or prosecuting functions

should not participate in the adjudication of cases required by

statute to be determined after a hearing. The Act also provided

that after June 11, 1947, statutory administrative hearings, with

certain exceptions, should be conducted by hearing examiners

appointed pursuant to terms of the Act and subject to the civil

service laws.

The hearing examiners hold hearings, 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 the various matters

under their jurisdiction. Such matters include proceedings arising

under the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act of 1937, rate

making and disciplinary proceedings under the Packers and

Stockyards Act and disciplinary proceedings under the Commodity Exchange Act, the Perishable Agricultural Commodities

Act and the Federal Seed Act

Earl J. ^mit% Acting Chief Hearing Exam,

Jack W. Bain, Hearing Exam.

John J. Curry, Hearing Exam..

Glen J. Gifford, Hearing Exam,

Will Rogers, Hearing Exam,
10 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

OFFICE OF INFORMATION

The Office of Information as a staff agency determines over-all

and basic operating policies for information work. This includes

advisory assistance to the Secretary on all informational matters.

The Office directs and co-ordinates information work with the

Department's over-all basic planning, research and action programs, including planning, formulating and coordinating policies

for bureaus, administrations and agency information programs

and operations.

The Office serves as a release point for information released by

radio, television, press reports, special reports and publications,

and for final preparation, procurement and distribution of publications, including final responsibility for determination of

printing and processing policies.

The Office prepares and distributes exhibits and motion pictures*

It services requests for publications and general information from

the public, Members of Congress, other Government agencies and

the Department agencies.

Keith Himebaugh, Dir.

Robert L. Webster, Assoc, Dir* of Inf» in charge of Press and

Motion Pictures

Kenneth M. Gapen, Asst. Dir, in charge of Radio and Video

James H. McCormick, Asst, Dir, in charge of Pubs, and Exhibits

Eichard A. Hoîlis, Asst. to Dir,

DIVISION OF PUBLICATIONS

Editorial Section :

Roy E. Miller, Chief.

Illustrations Section:

Joseph H. Stevenson, Acthig Chief.

Inquiries and Distribution Service:

Fred L. Zimmerman, Chief.

Printing Section :

Herbert E. Goodrich, Chief.

EXHIBITS SERVICE

Harris T. Baldwin, Chief.

Exhibition Unit:

Georg-e T, Duvall, Chief.

Preparations Unit:

David M. Granahan, Chief.

MOTION PICTURE SERVICE

Chester A. Lindstrom, Chief,

Production :

Waiter K. Scott, Chief.

Operations Section:

Alice B. Baldwin, Chief..

Motion Picture Laboratory:

Calle A. Carrello, Chief.

PRESS SERVICE

Robert L, Web&ter, Aasoc. Dir., Acting Chief.

RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE

Kenneth M. Gapen, Asst. Dir., Acting Chief.

DIVISION OF SPECIAL REPORTS

Alfred D. Stefferud, Editor, Yearbook.

T. Swann Harding, Editor, USDA.

LIBRARY

The Department Library contains more than 750,000 volumes

on agriculture and the related sciences, technology and economics.

The Library currently receives more than 15,000 periodical and

serial publications.

The dictionary card catalog of the Library, containing more

than a miUion cards, is a record of the book resources of the

whole Department. It is supplemented by several extensive in«

dexes. Together, these form the most comprehensive bibliography

of agriculture and the related sciences available in the United

States. A Bibliography of Agriculture in printed form is issued

monthly by the Library. Miscellaneous bibliographs on special

subjects are issued from time to time. Photoprints and microfilms

of library materials are available at cost.

Ralph R. Shaw, The Lihr,

Louise 0. Bercaw, Asst, Libr,
BUREAU OP AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS 11

OFFICE OF THE LIBRARIAN

Wilford W. Finney, Bud. & Fin, AssU

Bertha E. Dunton, Gen. Sves, AssU

Blanche L. Oliveri, Pers. Asst,

DIVISION OF BÍBLIOGRAPHY

Margaret Bryant, Chief.

Bibliography of Agriculture Section :

Ruby W. Moats, Chief.

Special Bibliography Section;

Miired C. Benton, Chief,

Copying Section:

Henry L. Flemer, Chief.

DIVISION OF REFERENCE

AND LENDING SERVICES

Louise O. Bercaw, Chief,

Reference Section :

Eleanor McNinch, Chief,

Beltsville Branch î

Lela Caswell.

E. C. A. Branch :

Wiîmar Francis.

Legal Branch:

Wallace A, Jones, Chief.

Lending Section:

Angelina Carabelli, Chief.

Field Branches Î

California—Albany :

Anne M. Avakian, Lîbr.

California—San Francisco:

Signe Ruh Ottersen, Lihr.

Field Branches—Continued

Georgia—Atlanta:

Clemmie N. Shirley, Libr.

Illinois—Peoría :

Nellie G. Larson, Libr.

Louisiana—New Orleans :

Helen C. Boyd, Libr.

Louisiana—New Orleans :

Dorothy B. Skau, Libr.

Maryland—Beltsville :

Lela A, Caswell, Libr.

New Mexico—Albuquerque:

Marion W. Dorroh, Libr.

North Carolina—Asheville:

Martha R. Osborne, Libr.

Pennsylvania—Philadelphia :

Sarah W. Parker, Libr.

Pennsylvania—Wyndmoor :

Miriam W. Huddle, Libr.

Wisconsin—Madison :

Frances L. Beckwith, Libr.

DIVISION OF TECHNICAL PROCESSES

Acquisition Section:

Samuel Lazerow, Chief,

Catalog and Records Section:

Bella E. Shachtman, Chief,

OFFICE OF-PERSONNEL

Office of Personnel directs all phases of personnel management

to aid officials m making the most effective use of the Department's

human resources. .

The Office integrates the personnel program v^ith the research,

technical, regulatory, inspection, administrative and other programs of the Department. It develops and promulgates personnel

policies and establishes and directs the maintenance of standards

for organization, position classification, hours of duty, salary

administration, recruitment, examinations, placement, transfer,

promotion, efficiency, honorary recognition, employee relations,

safety, health and investigations. The Office also acts as liaison

office on matters of personnel administration with all governmental or private agencies concerned with the work of the Department. Bureau personnel offices are responsible for the per-^

sonnel programs within the various bureaus.

Activities of the Office are in the nature of auxiliary service

to directive and staff officials of the operating bureaus carrynig

on national programs. Personnel offices of the bureaus look to the

Office of Personnel for guidance in providing services to their

employees and in administering the regulations and procedures.

Control of personnel administration is vested in the Secretary,

who in turn delegates to the Office of Personnel much of the

responsibility for this phase of management. Increasingly, the

role of the Office of Personnel has become more that of policy and

basic procedures and service agency and less that of an agency

directly handling personnel actions. It is the Office of Personne

policy to delegate generously but to maintain necessary central

controls to see that the policy of the Secretary is properly followed.
12 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

The Office of Personnel encourages the development of strong

bureau personnel offices. It encourages uniformity in the Department's personnel work to foster quality and efficiency, and

the greatest measure of helpful service and just treatment for the

mdividual employee,

T. Eoy Reid, Dir.

James L. Buckley, Asst. Dir,

S. B. Herrell, Asst. Dir.

William W. Brown, Asst, to Dir,

DIVISION OF CLASSIFICATION

Wiliiam C. Laxton, Chief,

Joseph P. Findlay, Asst. Chief.

Allocations Section :

Joseph P. Findlay, in charge.

Salary Administration Section:

Tom Townsend, in charge.

Specifications Section :

Bernard A. Ñeary, in charge.

DIVISION OP ORGANIZATION AND

PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT

N. R. Bear, Chief.

Rules and Regulations Section:

H. C. Starns, in charge.

DIVISION OF PERSONNEL RELATIONS,

AND SAFETY

Carl Herrick, Chief.

Employee Relations Section:

Joseph B. Bagan, in charge.

Safety Section:

Charles M. Fergusson, in charge.

Performance Rating Sections

Robt. Hia

DIVISION OP INVESTIGATIONS

C. T. Förster. Chief.

Edward M. Loweree, Asst. Chief.

Analysis and Disciplinary Sections

John E. Francis, in charge.

Investigations Section :

Nelson E, Hubel, in charge.

DIVISION OF TRAINING

C. O. Henderson, Chief.

DIVISION OP EMPLOYEE HEALTH

Dr. Melvin T. Johnson, Chief.

Emergency Room

Anne E. McFadden, head nurse.

DIVISION OF EMPLOYMENT

Parke G. Haynes, Chief.

Recruitment and Placement Section:

Sana Dawson, in charge.

Employment Program Development Section :

Max P. Reid, ¿n charge.

OFFICE OF PLANT AND OPERATIONS

The Office of Plant and Operations is responsible for the housing

Oí departmental activities; communications and records management programs and services; technical advisory services pertaining to the acquisition, utilization, and maintenance of equipment

involving the application of engineering principles; general coordination of technical operations in connection with departmental

aerial photographic, planimetric, topographic, cadastral, and

mosaic mapping projects; administrative and budgetary service

.functions for the Office of the Secretary; and certain departmental services m the District of Columbia, including telephone and

telegraph, Department post office, photographic, duplicating, addressing and mailing, central storage and distribution of supplies

and forms, and motor transport and service garage.

Arthur B. Thatcher, Dir,

Terry J. McAdams, Asst. Dir.

Wüliam T, Luman, Asst. to Dir.

Everett C. Norberg, Asst. to Dir.

MarshaU S. Wright, Asst. to Dir.

Raymond J. Weir, Asst. to Dir.

REAL ESTATE DIVISION

Mackey W. White, Chief.

RECORDS ADMINISTRATION DIVISION

John S. Lucas, Chief.

TECHNICAL SERVICES DIVISION

William K. Knauff, Chief.

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION

WiUiam E. Weir, Chief.
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Budget Section ',

Hugh W. Berger, Chief.

Personnel Section:

John B. Steninger, Chief.

Property and Space Management Section :

H. Walter Lanham, Chief.

Secretary's Records Section :

Donald J. Simon, Chief,

SERVICE OPERATIONS DIVISION

Samuel L. Gardiner, Chief.

Reproduction and Supply Services:

Peter J. Doyle, Aast. Chief, in charge.

Reproduction and Supply Services—Continued

Charles Eccleston, Chief, Central Supply See,

Leroy S. Owens, Chief, Dup. and Mail. Sec.

Elbridge C. Purdy, Chief, Photographic Sec.

Kenneth J. Williams, Chief, Work Planning

and Control See.

Communications Services:

Fred A. Hoyland, Asse. Chief, in charge.

George E. Webster, Chief, Adm. Control Sec.

George K. Stier, Chief, Dept. Post Office Sec.

Samuel G. Quinn, Chiefs Motor Transport Sec.

Sarah E. Elliott, Chief, Telegraph Sec.

Mary A. Barton, Chief, Telephone Switchboard Sec.

OFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR

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

assisted by an Associate Solicitor on Litigation and by five

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 regional attorneys on the staff of the Solicitor act as legal

advisers to the field officers of the Department.

The Solicitor represents the Secretary of Agriculture 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 on Litigation represents the Department in

certain classes of cases before the United States Circuit Courts of

Appeals. All other civil litigation 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 similar documents, the prosecution of

patent applications by employees of the Department, the examination of titles to lands to be purchased 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 is also general counsel for the Commodity Credit

Corporation and the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation, agencies

within the Department.

W. Carroll Hunter, Solicitor

Neil Brooks, Assoc, Solicitor on Litigation
14 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION

W. Edward Bawcombe, Exec. Asst, to the

Solicitor in charge.

Guy W. Carmaek, Asst. Chief,

Fiscal Section:

Florence L. Weirich, Chief,

Personnel Section î

Thomas M. J. Crowley, Chief,

General Services Section:

Fred P. Herzer, Chief.

AGRICULTURAL CREDIT

Howard Rooney, Assoc. Solicitor in charge.

Farm Credit Divisionj

John E. Lee, Chief.

Farmers Home Division;

Howard V. Campbell, Chief,

COMMODITY CREDIT, PRODUCTION

AND ADJUSTMENT

Edward M. Shulman, AasoC' Solicitor in charge.

Commodity Credit Division î

George E. Cooper, Chief.

Production and Adjustment Division:

John C. Bagwell, Chief.

FORESTRY AND GENERAL

LEGAL SERVICES

Edward F. Mynatt, Assoc. Solicitor in charge.

Forestry and Lands Division :

Reynolds G. Florance, Chief,

General Leg^al Services Division:

Ral-ph F. Koebel, Chief..

MARKETING AND REGULATORY LAWS

Charles W, Buey, Assoc. Solicitor in charge.

General Regulatory Division:

Carl R, Bullock, Chief.

Marketing Division:

Clarence H, Girard, Chief,

RURAL ELECTRIFICATION

K. Wilde Blackburn, Assoc. Solicitor in charge

Electrification Loans Division:

Russell P. Fischer, Chief.

Electrification Operations Division :

Louis Gorrin, Chief.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Arkansas—Little Rock :

Dan P. Chisholm, Reg. Atty.

California—San Francisco:

Jesse R. Farr, Reg, Atty,

Colorado—Denver :

Spurgeon E. Paul, Reg.' Atty.

Georgia—Atlanta :

Linton B. V/est, Reg. Atty.

Illinois—Chicago :

Frank A. Gallagher, Reg. Atty.

Nebraska—Lincoln :

Giles H. Penstone, Keg, Atty,

Pennsylvania—Philadelphia :

John E. Donahue, Reg.< Atty,

Puerto Rico—San Juan :

Linus R. Fike, Reg. Atty.

Texas—Dallas :

William F. Farrell, Reg. Atty.

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR

The Office of the Administrator is responsible for over-all

direction and supervision of the Administration, which comprises

the Bureaus of Agricultural and Industrial Chemistry; Animal

Industry; Dairy Industry; Entomology and Plant Quarantine;

Human Nutrition and Home Economics; Plant Industry, Soils,

and Agricultural Engineering; and the Office of Experiment Stations. The Office of the Administrator also is responsible for

administration of research on agricultural problems in Alaska;

and general supervision of the Agricultural Research Center,

Beltsville, Md.

The Office of the Administrator plans, develops, coordinates

and directs the scientific research program of the Agricultural

Research Administration and coordinates all agricultural research

activities (other than economic) of the Department including

administration of the Research and Marketing Act of 1946 ; and

determines research objectives to conform with the changing

requirements of the national agricultural situation. The research

programs of the Administration relate to: quality improvement;

new and improved production and distribution methods ; new and

extended uses and markets for agricultural commodities and byproducts; nutrition and home economics; conservation, development and use of land and water resources ; and the control of plant

and animal diseases and parasites.

Philip V. Cardon, Admin,

Byron T. Shaw, Dep, Admin,

Omer W. Herrmann, Asst Admin,
BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY 15

Robert W. Trullinger, Asst. Admin,

Frank H. Spencer, Asst Admin.

Rhett Y. Winters, Asst, for Prod, and Utilization

Harry C. Trelogan, Asst for Marketing

Carl E. Schoenhals, Spec, Asst to the Dep, Admin.

Neil W. Johnson, Head, Central Project Office

Henry G. Herrell, Exec, Off.

Ernest G. Moore, Information

James H. Starkey, Organ, & Pers, Mgt.

Ernest L. Struttman, Budget and Finance

Emmett C. Scott, AdwAn. Asst,

COORDINATORS

Carleton P. Barnes, Natural Resources.

Stanley B. Fracker, Interdeptml, Eel. and Spec.

Pgrins.

Barnard Joy, Ext. & Action Prgm. Reis.

Erwin L. LeClerg, Field Crops,

Roy Magruder, Hort. Crops.

Henry W. Marston, Livestock.

ALASKA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT

STATION

(Hdqrs., Palmer, Alaska)

Don L. Irwin, Dir.

BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL AND

INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY

The Bureau of Agricultural and Industrial Chemistry is a

research organization engaged in investigations and experiments

in the fields of chemistry, chemical engineering, physics, and other

physical sciences relating to agricultural products and to the development of new and wider industrial and food uses for agricultural

commodities. ^ , . ^ ^

Under the broad subject of the appUcation of chemistry to

agriculture, the Bureau is engaged in investigations concerning

the composition, properties, and technology (processing, utilization, and preservation) of agricultural products and byproducts;

the biological, chemical, physical, microscopical and technological

investigation of foods, feeds, drugs, plant and animal products,

and substances that may be associated with them or used in their

manufacture, including studies of their physiological effects on

animals; experiments on the preparation and utilization of agricultural and associated raw materials for industrial purposes;

and development of improved processes and equipment for the

production and utilization of rosin and turpentine.

A major portion of the investigations of the Bureau is carried

on in four regional research laboratories. These laboratories conduct investigations to develop new and wider industrial uses for

agricultural commodities. Studies are being made on the principal

crops in each of the four major agricultural producing areas of

the country. Investigations at the Northern Laboratory, located

in Peoria, 111., cover studies on corn, wheat, and other cereal crops,

molasses, soybeans and other oil-seed crops, and agricultural residues, such as straws and stalks ; at the Southern Laboratory, New

Orleans, La., studies on cotton, sweetpotatoes, peanuts, wool fabrics, tung nuts, fruits, vegetables, sugarcane, naval stores and rice ;

at the Eastern Laboratory, Wyndmoor, near Philadelphia, Pa.,

studies on tobacco, fruit, potatoes, and other vegetables, milk products, hides and skins, tanning materials, animal fats and oils, wool

grease, maple syrup and honey ; and at the Western Laboratory,

Albany, near San Francisco, Calif., studies on fruits, vegetables,
16 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

wheat, alfalfa, poultry products and byproducts, rice, wool, sugar

beets and domestic rubber plants.

Guido E. mihert, Chief

Carl F. Speh, AssL Chief

George W. Irving, Jr., Asst. Chief

John R, Matchett, AssL Chief

Walter M. Scott, Asst. Chief

Henry A. Donovan, Asst, Chief

Philip H. Groggins, Tech, Advisor

Marshall J. Goss, Tech, Advisor

Harry W. von Loesecke, Tech, Advisor

Charles E. Sando, Proj, Advisor

Samuel B. Detwiler, Jr., Tech, Program Spec,

Raymond W. Sooy, Admin. Off,

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION

Clara E. Preinkert, Head.

Henry Rothenbaeh, Asst. Head,

Otto G. Cott, in charge Audit Sec.'

Louise D. Presch, in charge Bookkeeping Sec.

Julian W. Stevens, in cJiarge Pur. and Prop.

See.

Edith C. Lundstrom, in charge Cotntnun. and

Records Sec.

PERSONNEL DIVISION

Norman E. Jack, Head.'

Bertha E. Farley, in charge Employ. Sec.

Robert H, Friend, in charge Classify Sec.

INFORMATION DIVISION

Frank L. Teuton, Head.

Thomas F. McGinty, in charge, Current Inf.

Herbert P. Holman, in charge Sei. and Tech.

Inf.

ALLERGEN INVESTIGATIONS

Henry Stevens, Head.

Harry S. Bernton, in charge Clinical Studies.

Joseph R. Spies, in charge Chem. Res.

Emery J. Coulson, in charge Imm^nological Res.

BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE CHEMICAL

COMPOUNDS INVESTIGATIONS

(Hdqrs., Beltsville, Md.)

Thomas D. Fontaine, Head.

Analytical Section:

Vacancy, in charge.

Biochemical Section:

Paul S. Schaffer, in charge.

Organic Section î

Vacancy, in charge.

EASTERN REGIONAL RESEARCH

LABORATORY

{Hdqrs., Wyndmoor, Pa.)

Percy A. WeHs, Dir.

Rex E. Lothrop, Asst. Dir.

R. Henry Morris, Indus. AnaL

George Monvid, Tech. Anal.

William P. Ratchford, Tech. Asttt.

Helen G. McKay, Tech. Ed.

George P. Wolf, Bus. Mgr.

Analytical and Physical Chemistry Division

Brooks A. Brice, Head.

Physical Chemical Section:

George C. Nutting, in charge.

Tobacco Section:

James F. Couch, in charge.

Physics Section:

Vacancy, in charge.

Analytical Chemical Section:

Charles O, Willits, in charge.

Physical Testing Section:

Thomas J, Dietz, in charge.

Biochemical Division

John J. Willaman, Head.

Fruit Utilization Section:

Claude H. Hills, in charge.

Vegetable Utilization Section:

Edward G. Kelley, in charge.

Tobacco Technology Section:

Ernest G. Beinhart, in charge.

Tobacco Utilization Section:

Abner Eisner, Acting in charge.

Honey Utilization Section:

Jonathan W. White, in charge.

Carbohydrate Division

Charles F. Woodward, Head.

Organic Acids and Derived Products Section :

Edward M. Filachione, in charge.

Potato Starch and Lactose Section:

Elias Yanovslîy, in charge.

Potato Technology Section:

Robert H. Treadway, in charge.

Engineering and Development Division

Roderick K. Eskew, Head.

Design Section:

Joseph B. Claffey, in charge.

Process Development Section:

George W. M. Phillips, in charge.

Potato Products Development Section:

Paul W. Edwards, in charge.

Tanning Products and Development Section;

Vacancy, in charge.

FUdes, Tanning Materials and Leather Division

Jerome S. Rogers, Head,

Hides and Skins Section:

Ira D. Clarke, in charge.

Tanning Materials and Processes Section:

Clarence W. Beebe, in charge.

Tanning Research Section:

Vacancy, in charge.

Oil and Pat Division

Waldo C. Ault, Head.

Composition and Quality Section:

Roy W. Riemenschneider, in charge.

Chemical Modification Section:

John T. Scanlan, in charge.

Surface Active Agent Section :

Alexander J. Stirton, in charge.

Oxidation Products Section:

Daniel Swern, in charge.

I Protein Division

j Thomas L. McMeekin, Head.

i Denaturatíon and Hydrolysis Section :

I Sam R. Hoover, in charge.
BUREAU OP AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY 17

Production and Purification Section:

Charles A. Zittle, in charge.

Plastics and Fiber Section:

Robert F. Peterson, in charge.

Protein Structure Section:

William G. Gordon, in charge.

Mechanical Services Division

Francis Macdonald, Head.

NORTHERN REGIONAL RESEARCH

LABORATORY

(Hdqrs., Peoria, III.)

Reid T. Milner, Dir.

Harry E. Roethe, Asst. Dir.

Hanns C. Maister, Indus.' Ana,

P. Burke Jacobs, Indus.^ Spec.

Willard L. Cheeseman, Tech. Anal.

Kenneth R. Majors, Act. Tech. Asst. to Dir.

George F. Jordon, Tech. Ed.

Myrtle Mohagen, Bus. Mgr.

Agricultural Residues Division

Elbert C. Lathrop, Head.

Industrial Chemical Section :

Lester E. Schniepp, in c/iarrje.

Pulp and Paper Section;

Samuel I. Aronovsky, in charge.

Plastics and Building Materials Section:

Analytical and Physical Chemical Division

Frederic R. Senti, Head,

Physical Chemical Section:

Eugene H. Melvin, in charge.

Analytical Section:

Fontaine R. Earle, in charge.

Sample Collection Section:

John J, Curtis, Acting in charge.

Engineering and Development Division

Cecil T. Langford, Head.

Engineering Design Section :

Jesse R. Dilley, in charge.

Oilseed Section:

Ordean L. Brekke, Acting in charge.

Industrial Fermentation Section:

Virgil E. Sohns, in charge.

Cereal Grain Section:

Vacancy, in charge.

Fermentation Division

Richard W, Jackson, Head.

Survey and Development Section:

Vacancy, in charge.

Alcohol Fermentation and Byproducts Section;

Vacancy, in charge.

Culture Collection Section;

Kenneth B. Raper, in charge.

Chemistry Section:

Frank H, Stodola, in charge.

Motor Fuels Evaluation Division

Richard Wiebe, Head.

Fuel Properties Testing Section:

Carl B. Kretschmer, Acting in charge.

Engine Testing Section;

Vacancy, in charge.

Road Testing Section:

Vacancy, in charge.

Oil and Protein Division

John C. Cowan, Head.

Protein Properties, Isolation and Pood Use

Section :

Allan K. Smith, in charge.

Industrial Protein Section:

Leonard L. McKinney, in charge.

Edible Oil Section:

Cyril D. Evans, in charge.

Industrial Oil Section:

Howard M. Teeter, in charge.

Fundamental Oil Investigations Section :

Herbert J. Button, in charge.

Starch and Dextrose Division

Carl E. Rist, Head.

Starch Structure Section:

Robert J, Dimler, in charge.

Dextrose Conversion Section:

Charles L. Mehltretter, Acting in charge.

Starch Granules Section :

Majel M. MacMasters, ¿w charge.

Starch Conversion Section;

Ivan A. Wolff, in charge.

Mechanical Services Division

Thomas L. Bailey, Jr., Head.

SOUTHERN REGIONAL RESEARCH

LABORATORY

(Hdqrs., New Orleans, La,)

Charles H. Fisher, Dir.

Harry P. Newton, Asst. Dir.

A. Mason DuPre', Jr., Indus. Anal.

Paul R. Dawson, Indus. Anal.

James A. Kime, Tech. Asst. to Dir.

Kathryn L. Baringer, Tech.^ Ed.

Fred M. Smith, Bus. Mgr.

Analytical and Physical Division

Turner H. Hopper, Head.

Physical Chemical Section:

Evald L. Skau, in charge.

Analytical Section:

Carroll L. Hoffpauir, Acting in charge.

Physics Section:

Robert T. O'Connor, Acting in charge.

Textile Testing Section:

Ruby K. Worner, in charge.

Cotton Chemical Processing Division

James D. Dean, Head.

Modification Section :

Charles F. Goldthwaite, in charge.

Addition Section:

New Products Section:

John D. Guthrie, in charge.

Cotton Fiber Division

W. Kyle Ward, Jr., Head.

Collodial Properties Section:

Carl M. Conrad, in charge.

Chemical Properties Section:

J. David Reid, in charge.

Physical Properties Section:

James N. Grant, in charge.

Microscopical Properties Section : Mary L. Rollins, in charge.

Cotton Mechanical Processing Division

Robert J. Cheatham, Head.

New Products Section:

John J. Brown, Í7i charge.' ^ Machinery and Methods Section:

Ralph A. Rusca, in charge.

Processing Section:

Charles L. Sens, Í7t charge.

Engineering and Development Division

Edward A. Gastroek, Head.

Sweetpotato Section:

Lucien H. Greathouse, Acting in charge.

Processing Cost and Design Section:

Elisha F. Pollard, in charge.

Meal Section:

Henry L. E. Vix, in charge.

Oil Section

Esler L, D'Aquin, in charge.

Oil and Oilseed Division

Klare S. Markley, Head.

Products Section :

Andrew P. Freeman, Acting in charge.

Properties Section:

Frank G. Dollear, in charge.

Processing Section:

Reuben O. Feuge, Acting in charge.
18 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

Protein and Carbohydrate Division

Aaron M, Altschul, Head.

Biochemical Section î

Vernon H, McFarlane, in charge.

Products Section Î

Vacancy, in charge.

Properties Section ;

Francis H. Thurber, in charge.

Mechanical Services Division

James B. Davies, Head»

SUGAR CANE PRODUCTS

INVESTIGATIONS

Louisiana—New Orleans :

Lawrence F. Martin, Head.

Houma :

Royal T. Balch, in charge.

FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PRODUCTS INVESTIGATIONS;

Florida—^^Yinter Haven :

Matthew K. Veldhiiis, in charge.

Texas—Weslaco •

W. Clifford Scott, in charge.

TUNG OIL INVESTIGATIONS :

Louisiana—Bogalusa :

Robert S. McKinney, in charge.

FOOD FERMENTATION INVESTIGATIONS :

Noi-th Carolina—Raleigh :

John L. Etchells, in charge.

NAVAL STORES INVESTIGATIONS

(Hdqrs., Olustee, Florida)

Elmo L. Fatten, Head.

Fundamental Research Section:

Leo. A. Goldblatt, in charge.

Technological Research Section :

Ray V. Lawi-ence, in charge.

Production Research Section:

Emmette P. Waite, in charge.

WESTERN REGIONAL RESEARCH

LABORATORY

(Hdqrs., Albany, Calif.)

Michael J. Copley, Dir.

Wallace B. Van Arsdel, Asst. Dir,

Francis P. Griffiths, Indus. Anal.

Daniel G. Sorber, Indus, Anal.

William Takacs, Tech. Anal.

Ray H. Nagel, Tech, Asst. to Dir.

Rüssel T. Prescott, Tech. Ed.

Sidney J. Adams, Bus. Mgr.

Bîochsmical Division

W. Dayton Maclay, Head.

Biological Utilization Section :

James C. Lewis, in charge.

Carbohydrate Section:

Harry S, Owens, in charge.

Alfalfa Section :

C. Ray Thompson, in charge.

Engineering and Development Division

William D. Ramage, Head.

Equipment Research Section :

Edison Lowe, Acting in charge.

Process Research Section:

Amon H. Brown, Acting in charge.

Industrial Analysis Section:

Clyde L. Kasmussen, in charge.

Food Processing Section:

Vacancy, in charge.

Fruit Processing Division

Romeo R. Legault, Head.

Products Section:

William F. Talburt, in charge.

Raw Material Section:

Benjamin Makower, in charge.

Utilization and Appraisal Section :

Charles C. Nimmo, in charge.

Protein Division

George H. Brother, Head.

Wool Section:

Harold P. Lundgren, in charge.

Wheat Section:

Dale K. Mecham, Acting in charge.

Physicochemical and Analytical

Division

Charles H. Kunsman, Head.

Analytical Section :

Kenneth T. Williams, Che^n. in cho.rge.

Physics Section:

Kenneth J. Palmer, in charge.

Physical Chemical Section:

Fred B. Stitt, in charge.

Poultry Products Division

Hans Lineweaver, Head.

Egg Section:

Robert E. Feeney, in charge.

Poultry Section :

Alvin A. Klose, in charge.

Utilization and Appraisal Section :

Helen L. Hanson, in charge.

Vegetable Processing Division

Harold S. Olcott, Head.

Raw Materials Section:

Horace K. Burr, in charge.

Products Section:

Rice Utilization Section:

Ernest B. Kester, in charge.

Utilization and Appraisal Section:

Mildred M. Boggs, Í7i charge.

MECHANICAL SERVICES DIVISION

Philip L. Blake, Head.

ENZYME INVESTIGATIONS

(Hdqrs., Albany, Calif,)

Arnold Kent Balls, Head.

Application Research Section :

Walter S, Hale, in charge.

Fundamental Research Section ;

Eugene F. Jansen, in charge.

Mechanism Research Section:

W, Gordon Rose, in charge.'

PHARMACOLOGY INVESTIGATIONS

(Hdqrs.. Albany, Calif.)

Floyd DeEds, Pharmacol., Head.

FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PRODUCTS

INVESTIGATIONS

Washington—Pullman ;

Alfred M. Neubert, in charge.

California—Pasadena :

Elmer A. Beavens, Head.

NATURAL RUBBER EXTRACTION

AND PROCESSING INVESTIGATIONS

(Hdqrs., Salinas, Calif.)

Irvin C. Feustal, Head.

Analytical and Physical Testing Section :

Frederick E. Clark, in charge.

Research and Development Section :

Kenneth W. Taylor, in charge.

BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY

The Bureau of Animal IncJustry conducts research and administers programs primarily concerned with the protection and
BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY 19

the development of the livestock industry of the United States.

The Bureau conducts scientific investigations of causes, prevention, and treatment of diseases and parasites of domestic

animals, investigates the existence of such maladies, and directs

or aids in their control or eradication; carries on experiments m

breeding and feeding livestock, poultry, and fur-bearing animals

raised in captivity and studies methods of improving the quality

and usefulness of their products. . ,

The Bureau administers Federal acts regarding animal quarantine, diseased animal transportation, humane handhng of livestock

while in the course of interstate transportation, the production

and the distribution of veterinary biological products, meat inspection and certification of certain canned animal foods.

Bennett T. Simms, C/iie/ ^ ^ . n r,, ^^ x Severin 0. Fladness, AssL Chief (Disease Control and Eradication)

Hugh C. McPhee, AssL Chief (Research)

Albert R. Miller, Asst, Chief (Food Inspection)

Kenneth A. Butler, Asst, Chief (Adminstration)

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION

Luther E. Harrover, Head.

BUDGET AND FISCAL DIVISION

Norris A. Olmstead, Head.

INFORMATION DIVISION

J. Kendall McClarren, Information Specialist.

PERSONNEL DIVISION

W, A. DeVaughan, Personnel Oßicer.

MEXICO-UNITED STATES COMMISSION

FOR ERADICATION OF FOOT AND MOUTH

DISEASES

(Hdqrs., Mexico City. Mexico)

Harry H. Johnson, Co-Director.

LaRoy Noyes, Associate Co-Director.

Robert J. Anderson, Asst. Co-Director.

Jesse E. Ray, Asst. Co-Director.

ANIMAL FOODS INSPECTION DIVISION

Leo V. Hardy. Vet. in charge.

ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DIVISION

Theodore C. Byerly, An. Hush., in charge.

Thomas H. Bartilson, An. Hush., Asst. m

charge.

Ned R. Ellis, Biochemist, Asst. m charge,

Ralph G, Schott, Genetics Consultant.

Paul E. Howe, Nutrition Consultant.

William J. Krebs, Administrative Oßicer.

Animal Fiber Section:

John I. Hardy, Fiher Technologist in charge.

Beef and Dual-Purpose Cattle Section:

Richard T. Clark, An.* Hush, in charge (Headquartered in Denver, Colo.)

Earl W. McComas, An. Hush. (Headquartered

in Washington, D. C)

Extension: (Cooperative with Extension Service)

Clifton D. Lowe, Ext. An. Hush.

Harlan L. Shrader, Ext. Pout. Hush.

Kenneth F. Warner, (Ext. Meat Sp.) Scientist.

Meats Section:

Orville G. Hankins, An. Hush, in charge.

National Poultry Improvement Plan:

Paul E. Zumbro, Poultry Hush, in charge.

Nutrition Section:

Ned R. Ellis, Biochemist in charge.

Poultry Section: .

Herbert R. Bird, Poultry Hush, m charge.

Sheep and Goat Section:

Damon A. Spencer, An. Hush, in charge.

Swine Section:

John H, Zeller. An. Hush, in charge.

EXPERIMENT AND FIELD STATIONS:

Alaska, Petersburg—Alaska Experimental

Fur Section : „ ^ .

James R. Leckley, Fur-An. Hush, m

charge.

Arizona, Glendale—Southwest Poultry Ex=

périment Station:

Burt W. Heywang, Poultry Hush, tn

charge.

California, Fontana—U, S. Rabbit Expenment Station:

George S. Templeton, Biologist tn charge.

Colorado, Denver—Beef and Dual-Purpose

Cattle Section:

Richard T. Clark, An.< Hush, in charge.

Florida, Brooksville—Beef and dual-purpose

cattle, poultry and other livestock invest,

in coop, with Florida Agrie. Exp. Station

and other Bureaus of this Department:

William Jackson, An. Hush, in charge.

Idaho, Dubois—Sheep Experiment and Western Sheep Breeding Laboratory:

Julius E. Nordby, An. Hush, in charge.

Indiana, Lafayette—RMA poultry breeding

project :

Don C. Warren, Poul. Hush, in charge.

Iowa, Ames—Regional Swine Breeding Laboratory : W. A. Craft, An. Hush, in charge.

Louisiana, Jeanerette—Iberia Livestock Experiment Farm:

Melvin C, Boudreaux. Acting in charge.

Michigan, East Lansing—Regional Poultry

Research Laboratory. (Pathological Division cooperating) :

Berley Winton, Poul. Hush, in charge.

Montana, Miles City—Range Livestock Experiment Station :

James R. Quesenberry.

Nebraska, Ft. Robinson—Beef Cattle Research Station:

Russell L. Davis, An.> Hush, in charge.

New Mexico, Ft. Wingate—Southwestern

Range and Sheep Breeding Laboratory

(Cooperative with the Dept. of Interior) :

James O, Grandstaff, Collaborator in

charge.
20 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

EXPERIMENT AND FIELD STATIONS—continued

New York, Saratoga Springs—U. S. Fur

Animal Experiment Station:

Charles P. Bassett, Biologist in charge.

Oklahoma, Ft. Eeno—Beef Cattle Research

Station:

Dwig-ht P. Stephens, An.> Hush, in charge.

Vermont, Middlebury—Horse, sheep and pasture investigations :

Earl B. Krantz, An. Hush, in charge.

Virginia, Front Royal—Beef Cattle Research

Station :

Alfred L. Baker, An. Hush, in charge.

FIELD COOPERATORS:

Georgia, Tifton—Beef cattle investigations in

coop, with Bur. of PI. Industry and Georgia

Coastal Plain Exp. Station:

Byron L. Southwell, Agt. in An. Hush.

(CC) in charge.

North Carolina, Raleigh—Beef cattle invest,

in coop, with North Carolina, Bur. of PL

Industry and Forest Service :

E. H. Hostetler, State College Station.

Pennsylvania. Swarthmore—Edwin Martin

Biological Laboratory, Swarthmore College

—Coop, work on physiology of reproduction of fur animals in coop, with U. S. Fur

Animal Exp. Station, Saratoga Springs,

N. Y.

Robert K, Enders, {Agt) Fur Farm

Invest., in charge.

Texas, Big Springs—Beef-cattle feeding investigations in coop, with Texas:

F. E. Keating, Big Spring Field Station.

Texas, College Station—Beef-cattle feeding

and sheep breeding invest, in coop, with

Texas:

J. M. Jones, Collaborator, in cliarge.

Texas, Encino—Range-cattle mineral deficiency studies in coop, with Texas :

William J. McBride, Agt. in An. Hush.,

in charge.

Texas, McGregor—Beef-cattle invest, in coop,

with the Texas Agrie. Exp. Station:

Marian W. Hazen, Bureau Representative.

INSPECTION AND QUARANTINE

DIVISION

Merton R. Clarkson, Vet. in charge.

Cloyde L. Gooding, Vet.

Donald L. Miller, Vet.

Claude A. Smith, Vet..

FIELD STATIONS:

Alaska—Palmer :

Earl F. Graves, Collaborator.

Arizona—Yuma :

Edward W, Emmett, Livestock Insp., Actg.

in charge.

California :

El Centro :

John C. Pace, Vet. in charge.

Los Angeles:

Fred O. Kieldsen, Vet.' in charge.

San Diego:

James E. Dwyer, Vet. in charge.

San Francisco:

A. J. Wahn, Vet. in charge.

Connecticut :

Hartford :

Robert L. Smith, Vet. in charge.

New Haven :

Abraham Packer, Vet., iyi charge.

Florida :

Jacksonville :

Thomas H. Applewhite, Vet. in charge.

Key West:

Isaac R. Rutt, Food Inspector (Gen).

Miami :

E. H, Fatjo, Meat Insp. in charge,

Georgia :

Atlanta :

Walter C Dendinger, Vet, in charge.

FIELD STATIONS—continued

Georgia—Continued

Augusta :

John J, Evans, Vet. in charge,

Hawaii—Honolulu :

Albert H, Julien, Vet. in charge,

Illinois :

Chicago :

Fred C. Man, Vet. in charge.

National Stock Yards :

E. O. Gisel, Vet. in charge.

Indiana—Indianapolis :

T. K. Jones, Vet. in charge.

Kentucky :

Frankfort:

E. E. Coshow, Vet. in charge.

Louisville :

William C. Glöckner, Vet. in charge.

Louisiana :

Baton Rouge:

Ernie C. Hughes, Vet. in charge.

New Orleans :

Earl J. Meixel, Vet, in charge.

Maine :

Augusta :

Bert J. Cady, Vet. in charge.

Calais :

Roger D. Hyde, Vet. in charge.

Houlton :

Edwin L. Miller, Vet. in charge.

Portland :

Harry Kay, Meat Insp. in charge.

Maryland—Baltimore :

O. L. Lockwood, Vet. in charge.

Massachusetts :

Boston :

S. K. Nelson, Vet. in charge.

Worcester :

R. H. Shanit, Meat Insp. in charge.

Mexico City, D. P., Mexico:

Harry H. Johnson, Co-Director.

Michigan—Lansing :

Clark H. Hayes, Vet. in charge.

Minnesota—St. Paul :

Fred C. Driver, Vet. in charge.

Montana—Helena :

Gordon W. Cronen, Vet. in charge.

New Hampshire—Manchester :

J. H. Coleman, Vet. in charge.

New Jersey—Clifton :

Francis L. D. Herchenroeder, Vet, i

charge.

New York :

Albany :

L. R, Barnes, Vet. in charge.

Buffalo :

Bradford A. Hyatt, Vet, in charge.

Clayton :

Martin Kagan, Vet.> in charge.

New York :

Francis L. D, Herchenroeder, Vet. i

charge.

Ogdensburg :

Norman A. Evans, Vet. in charge.

Rouses Point:

Ralph W. Boone.

North Carolina—Raleigh :

Adam A. Husman, Vet. in charge.

North Dakota—Bismarck :

Fred M. Shigley. Vet. in charge.

Ohio :

Cincinnati :

John F, Gest, Vet. in charge.

Columbus :

Robert L. Knudson, Vet. in charge.

Oregon—Portland :

S. B. Foster, Vet. Í7i charge.

Pennsylvania :

Harrisburg :

H. M. O'Rear, Vet. in charge.

Philadelphia :

Charles E. Mootz, Vet. in charge.

Pittsburgh :

Herman T. Ludwig, Vet. in charge.
BUREAU OP ANIMAL INDUSTRY 21

FIELD STATIONS—Continued

Puerto Rico—San Juan:

Cesar Clavell, Vet. in charge.

Rhode Island—Providence :

E. P. Barnhart, Vet. in charge.

South Carolina—Charleston:

T. H. Pierson, Food Insp. {Gen.)

Tennessee—Nashville :

H. L. Fry, Vet.^ in charge.

Texas :

El Paso:

John Redmond, Vet. in charge.

Houston :

Don B. Strickler, Vet, in charge.

San Antonio:

E. E. Saulmon, Vet. in charge.

Vermont :

Newport : William M, Moulton, Vet. in charge.

St. Albans :

Clifton C. Logan. Vet. in charge.

Virginia :

Bristol :

J. A. Sliass, Vet. in charge.

Norfolk :

Dennis D. Callahan, Meat Insp. in charge.

Richmond :

H. Sydnor Miller^ Vet. in charge.

Washington :

Olympia :

Elmer Lash, Vet. in charge.

Seattle :

R. E. Pflugrad, Vet. in charge.

Spokane :

John A. Thompson, Vet. in charge

West Virginia—Charleston:

Elvin R. Coon, Vet. in charge.

INTERSTATE INSPECTION DIVISION

Truman W. Cole, Vet, in charge.

John J. Martin, Vet.

Charles R. Barnett, Investigator.

FIELD STATIONS:

Alabama—Montgomery :

Byron N. Lauderdale, Vet. in charge.

Arizona—Phoenix :

Ward R. Lee, Vet. in charge.

Arkansas—Little Rock:

Allen W. Rice, Vet, in charge.

California :

Los Angeles:

Fred O. Kieldsen, Vet. in charge.

Sacramento :

W. A. McDonald, Vet. in charge.

Colorado—Denver :

Harry E. Schaulis, Vet. in charge.

Florida—Jacksonville :

Thomas H. Applewhite, Vet. in charge.

Idaho—Boise :

Theodore R. Myers, Vet. in charge.

Illinois:

Chicago :

Fred C. Mau, Vet, in charge.

National Stock Yards :

E. O. Gisel, Vet. in charge.

Springfield :

Nathan H. Howlett, Vet. in charge.

Indiana—Indianapolis :

T. K. Jones, Vet. in charge.

Iowa:

Des Moines:

C. W. Brown, Vet.< in charge.

Sioux City:

C. J. Hayward, Vet. in charge.

Kansas—Topeka :

William E. Logan, Vet. in charge.

Kentucky :

Frankfort :

Emery E. Goshow, Vet. in charge.

Louisville :

William C. Glockner, Vet. in charge,

Louisiana :

Baton Rouge:

Ernie 0. Hughes, Vet. in charge.

FIELD STATIONS—continued

Louisiana—Continued

New Orleans:

Earl J. Meixel, Vet. in charge.

Maryland—Baltimore :

Owen L. Lockwood, Vet. in charge.

Michigan—Lansing :

Clark H. Hays, Vet. in charge,

Minnesota—South St. Fault

Henry L. Rae, Vet. in charge.

Mississippi—Jackson :

Lewis J. Pate, Vet. in charge.

Missouri :

Jefferson City:

Fred P. Fischer, Vet. in charge.

Kansas City:

Leo M. Henry, Vet. in charge.

South St. Joseph:

Frank C. Swaney, Vet. in charge.

Montana—Helena :

Gordon W. Gronen, Vet. in charge.

Nebraska:

Lincoln :

Jesse E. Peterman, Vet. in charge,

Omaha :

Charles A. Jerome, Vet. in charge.

Nevada—Reno :

Edward E. Maas, Vet. in charge.

New Mexico—Albuquerque :

Lester E. Patton, Vet. in charge.

New York:

Albany :

L, R. Barnes, Vet. in charge.

Buffalo :

Bradford A. Hyatt, Vet. in charge.

New York:

Francis L. D. Herchenroeder, Vet,

charge.

North Dakota—Bismarck :

Fred M, Shigley, Vet. in charge.

Ohio:

Cincinnati :

John F. Gest, Vet. in charge.

Columbus :

Robert L. Knudson, Vet. in charge.

Oklahoma—Oklahoma City :

Robert K. Benn, Vet. in charge.

Oregon—Portland :

Samuel B. Foster, Vet. in charge.

Pennsylvania :

Harrisburg :

H. M. O'Rear, Vet. in charge.

Lancaster :

Henry S, Weber, Vet. in charge.

Philadelphia :

C. E. Mootz, Vet. in charge.

Pittsburgh :

Herman T. Ludwig, Vet. in charge.

Puerto Rico—San Juan:

Cesar Clavell, Vet. in charge.

South Carolina—Columbia :

Thomas W. Bowman, Vet. in charge.

South Dakota—Pierre:

Martin M. Davis, Vet. in charge.

Tennessee :

Memphis :

G. E. Mitchell, Vet. in charge.

Nashville :

Hugh M. Fry, Vet. in charge.

Texas :

Ft. Worth:

Howard L, Darby, Vet, in charge.

San Antonio:

E. E Saulmon, Vet. in charge.

Utah—Salt Lake City:

Fordyce H. Melvin, Vet. in charge.

Virginia—Richmond :

H. Sydnor Miller, Vet. in charge.

Washington :

Olympia :

Elmer Lash, Vet. in charge.

Spokane :

J. A. Thompson, Vet, in charge.

West Virginia—Charleston :

Elvin R. Coon, Vet. in charge.
22 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FIELD STATIONS—Continued

Wyoming—Cheyenne : William I. Bowersox, Vet. in charge.

MEAT INSPECTION DIVISION

Albert R. Miller, Vet. Chief.

Clarence H. Pals, Vet., Asst. Chief.

Joseph S. Stein, Vet.

Harold H. Pas, Vet.

Wilbur R. Kidwell, Vet.

Inspection Facilities Section:

James T. Johnstone, Vet. in charge.

Inspection Procedures Section:

Robert K. Somers, Vet. in charge.

Laboratory Section:

Roger M. Mehurin, Chemist in charge.

Trade Labels Section:

John R. Scott, Vet. in charge.

Special Projects Section:

Edward N. Tierney, Vet. in charge.

FIELD STATIONS:

Alabama :

Birmingham :

Orrin E. Barth, Vet, in charge.

Dothan :

Don R. Wilson, Vet. in charge.

Montgomery :

Frank M. Welch, Vet. in charge.

Arizona—Phoenix :

C. J. Prchaî, Vet. in charge,

California:

Los Angeles:

Fred O. Kieldsen, Vet. in charge.

San Diego:

James E. Dwyer, Vet. in charge.

San Francisco:

Arthur J. Wahn, Vet. in charge.

William C. Owens, Chemist in charge of

laboratory.

Colorado :

Denver :

Joseph W. Hovorka, Vet. in charge.

Pueblo : William J. Mulroony, Vet. in charge.

Connecticut:

Hartford :

Robert A. Moonan, Vet. in charge.

New Haven :

Abraham Packer, Vet. in charge.

Delaware—Bridgeville :

Albert E. James, Meat In.spector in charge.

Florida :

Bartow :

Henry J. Boyer, Vet. in charge.

Key West:

Isaac R. Rutt, Food hispector (Gen.)

Miami :

Edward H, Fatjo, Meat Inspector in

charge.

Ocala :

Jesse R. Farr, Vet. in charge.

Pensacola :

E. E. Allen, Food Inspector {Gen.)

Georgia :

Atlanta :

John H. Byerley, Vet. in charge.

Augusta :

John J, Evans, Vet. in charge.

Columbus :

A. J. Reiher, Vet. In charge.

Moultrie :

I. A. Lucas, Vet. in charge.

Hawaii—Honolulu :

Albert H. Julien, Vet. in charge.

Idaho—Nampa ;

R. A. Parsons, Vet, in charge,

Illinois :

Bushneil :

Cecil V. Didlock, Meat Insp. in charge.'

Chicago :

O. W. Seher, Vet. in charge.

Edward A. Boyer, Chemist in charge of

laboratory.

FIELD STATIONS—continued

Illinois—Continued

Peoria : W. B. Chapman, Vet. in charge.

Indiana :

Evansville :

Malcolm R, Jollie, Vet. in charge.

Ft. Branch :

Harry Seevers, Vet. in charge.

Frankfort :

George E. Aidman, Vet. in charge.

Indianapolis :

George A. Franz, Vet. in charge.

Madison :

Reuben C. Lambert, Vet. in charge.

Mishawaka :

Charles L. Gegax, Vet. in charge.

Muncie :

H. J. Schick, Vet. in charge.

Terre Haute:

Michael W. McGuire, Vet. in charge.

Iowa:

Cedar Rapids :

Elmo M. Berroth, Vet. in charge.

Davenport :

Oscar W. Anderson, Vet. in charge.

Des Moines:

Edwin F. Kallenberg, Vet. in charge.

DubuQue:

Carl T. Loy, Vet. in charge.

Ft. Dodge:

B. B. Bowen, Vet. in charge.

Mason City :

C. W. Chapin, Vet. in charge.

Ottumwa :

J. L. Myers, Vet. in charge.

Perry :

Basil E. Robertson, Vet. in charge,

Sioux City:

Charles J. Hayward, Vet. in charge^

Storm Lake;

J. R. Barry, Vet. in charge.

Waterloo :

M. M. Woods ; Vet. in charge.

Kansas :

Arkansas City :

S, N, Studer, Vet. in charge.

Kansas City :

Edward Himsel, Vet. in charge.

R, A. Maxwell, Chemist in charge of laboratory.

Pittsburgh :

Paul C. Kenney, Vet. in charge,

Topeka:

Melvin R. Sebright, Vet. in charge,

Wichita :

Thomas A. Moir, Vet. in charge.

Kentucky—Louisville : William R. Richards, Vet. in charge.

Louisiana :

Lake Charles :

Charles H. Horcher, Vet. in charge.

New Orleans:

Leonard Rue, Meat Insp. in charge.

Maine—Portland :

Harry Kay, Meat Insp. in charge.

Maryland :

Baltimore :

Leo J. Cook, Vet, in charge,

Cumberland :

Herman G. Domnosky, Meat Insp. in

charge.

Frederick :

Cecil Houston, Vet. in charge,

Pocomoke City:

Grover C. Pieper, Vet. in charge.

Salisburg :

A. Taw Ayers, Vet. in charge.

Massachusetts :

Boston :

S. K. Nelson, Vet. in charge.

Springfield :

Meyer W. Cohen, Vet. in charge.

Worcester :

R. H. Shanit, Meat Insp, in charge.
BUREAU OP ANIMAL INDUSTRY 23

FIELD STATIONS—continued

Michigan :

Detroit :

Frederick W. Hock, Vet in charge.

Fremont : Melvin M. Jones, Meat Insp. in charge.

Lake Odessa;

Donald D. Dickover, Meat Insp. m

charge.

Menominee :

G. A. Ahrens, Vet. in charge.

Minnesota :

Albert Lea:

J. A. Ellens, Vet. in charge.

Austin :

Frank W, Crawford, Vet. in charge.

Duluth Î

John R. Pooley, Vet. in charge.

South St. Paul:

Daniel D. Tierney, Vet. in charge.

Winona : W, D, Hoffmaster, Vet. in charge.

Missouri :

Joplin :

Herbert C. Berger, Vet, in charge.

St. Louis :

Roy V. Rafnel.

G. L. McGinty, Chemist in charge of

laboratory.

South St. Joseph :

R. B, Briney, Vet. in charge.

Montana :

Billings :

George S. Carter, Vet. in charge.

Butte :

James D. Lyddy, Vet. in charge.

Nebraska :

Omaha : William W. Lawson, Vet. in charge.

Fred B. Hilty, Chemist in charge of

laboratory,

Scottsbluff :

John B. Thompson. Vet. in charge.

New Hampshire—Manchester :

James H. Coleman, Vet. in charge.

New Jersey—Newark:

Meier Brodner, Vet. in charge.

New York:

Albany :

Cloyde L. Guinn, Vet. in charge.

Brier Hill:

Edward H. Williams, Vet. in charge.

Buffalo :

Frederick G. Kneup, Vet. in charge.

Cortland :

J. D. Puppel, Vet. in charge.

Gouverneur :

Melvin J. Hatter, Vet. in charge.

Kingston :

Arthur R. Thiele, Vet. in charge.

New York:

Lewis E. Epple, Vet. in charge.

David Edmond, Chemist in charge of

laboratory.

Rochester :

Charles G. Haber, Vet. in charge.

North Carolina:

Charlotte :

John J. Mullane, Meat Insp. in charge.

Kinston :

Troy S, Hopkins, Vet. in charge.

North Dakota :

Grand Forks :

Earl D. Richards, Vet. in charge.

West Fargo:

L. P. Sullivan, Vet. in charge.

Ohio:

Cincinnati :

Calvin A. Ward, Vet. in charge.

Cleveland :

E. W. Burke, Vet, in charge.

Columbus : William E. Spierling, Vet. in charge.

Dayton:

Bruce Kester» Vet. in charge.

FIELD STATIONS—Continued

Ohio—Continued

Piqua :

V. W. Routzong, Vet. in charge.

Oklahoma :

Miami :

Leonard S. Smith, Vet. in charge.

Oklahoma City:

Charles Hackenberg, Jr., Vet. in charge.

Oregon :

Baker :

Raymond F. Chase, Vet. in charge.

Portland :

David C. Wilke, Vet. in charge.

Pennsylvania:

Allentown î

E. E, Manter, Vet. in charge.

Erie :

Howard B. Fishback, Vet. in charge.

Hallstead :

Garitón J. Morgan, Vet. in charge.

Harrisburg :

Harry A. Schneider, Vet. in charge.

Philadelphia :

Charles E. Mootz, Vet. in charge.

Pittsburgh :

George D. Jelen, Vet. in charge.

Pittstoii :

Arthur McConnell, Vet. in charge.

Reading :

George E. Cohan, Vet. in charge.

Scranton :

J. R. Addison, Vet, in charge.

Puerto Rico—San Juan :

Cesar Clavell, Vet. in charge.

Rhode Island—Providence :

Emmett P. Barnhart, Vet. in charge.

South Carolina :

Charleston :

Thomas R. Pierson, Food hispector

(Gen.)

Orangeburg :

G. W. Eberhardt, Vet, in charge.

South Dakota:

Huron :

Carman A. Towne, Vet. in charge.

Rapid City:

Peter B. Molitor, Vet. in charge.

Sioux Falls:

G. H. Randall, Vet. in charge.

Watertown :

R. A. Telford, Vet. in charge.

Tennessee :

Chattanooga :

Harper H. Shearer, Vet. in charge.

Knoxville :

Roy Avant, Vet. in charge.

Memphis :

George E, Mitchell, Vet., in charge.

Nashville :

David F. Eggers, Vet. in charge.

Union City:

Diilard O. Browning, Vet. in charge.

Texas :

El Paso :

Henry T. Juen, Vet. in charge.

Ft. Worth:

J. A. Sullivan, Vet. in charge.

Houston :

Don B. Strickler, Vet in charge.

San Antonio :

Coleman P. Callaway, Vet. in charge,

Utah—Salt Lake City :

Jennings B. Sigrist, Vet. in charge.

Vermont :

Lydonville :

Myron V. Springstun, Vet. in charge.

St. Albans :

Arthur Combs, Vet. in charge.

Virginia :

Bristol :

James A. Sluss, Vet. in charge.

Norfolk %

Denis D. Callahan. Meat. Insp. in charge.
24 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FIELD STATIONS—Continued

Virginia—Continued

Richmond :

Meyer W. Cohen, Vet. in charge.

Salem :

Guy S. Jackson, Vet. in charge.

Washington :

Clarkston :

J. A. Wliealy, Vet. in charge.

Seattle :

R. E. Pflugrad, Vet. in charge.

Spokane :

John A. Thompson, Vet. in charge.

Walla Walla:

Charles A. Hulbush, Vet. in charge.

Yakima :

Russell S. Griffin, Vet. in charge.

West Virginia—Wheeling :

Richard F. Murphy, Jr., Meat Insp. in

charge.

Wisconsin :

Chippewa Falls :

A. T. Ostendorf.

Eau Claire:

Virgil W. Woolen, Vet, in charge.

Edgar ;

Harvey D. Lasher, Vet. in charge.

Green Bay :

Roy E. Patterson, Vet. in charge.

Madison :

Albert J. Noonan, Vet. in charge.

Milwaukee :

John A. Patton, Vet. in charge.

PATHOLOGICAL DIVISION

Harry W. Schoening, Vet. in charge.

Howard W. Johnson, Vet., Asst. in charge.

Leigh T. Giltner, Consultant,

General Pathology:

Herman R. Siebold, Vet. in charge.

Serological Investigations of Diseases of Animals :

William M. Mohler, Vet. in charge.

investigations of Poisonous Plants:

Reinhold R. Briese, Chemist in charge.

Biochemie Laboratory:

Robert R. Henley, Biochemist in charge.

Investigation of Virus, Bacterial, Fungus and

Non-Parasitic Diseases of Animals:

Clarence D. Stein, Vet. in charge.

Investigations of Virus Poultry Diseases:

Richard D. Shuman, Vet. in charge.

Animal Disease Station, Beltsvilie, Maryland:

Arthur B. Crawford, Vet. in charge.

Foot-and-Mouth Disease Research:

Maurice S. Shahan, Vet.' in charge.

Brucellosis Research:

Chester A. Manthei, Vet. in charge.

Tuberculosis Investigations:

E. Conweli Swindle, Vet. in charge.

Vaccine Preparation and Testing:

E. Leland Love, Vet. in charge.

Sterility of Cattle Investigations:

Archie H. Frank, Vet. in charge.

Antigen Preparation:

Grant E. Blake, Vet. in charge.

Bacterial Poultry Disease Investigations:

Walter J, Hall, Vet. in charge.

Anaplasmosis and Miscellaneous Disease Investigations Î

Daniel W. Gates, Vet. in charge.

EXPERIMENT AND FIELD STATIONS :

Alabama—Auburn :

Dale A. Porter, Parasitologist ( Vet.. Chem. )

Acting in charge.

Alaska—Petersburg- :

James R. Leekley, Fur,-An. Hush, in

charge.

California—Fontana :

George S, Templeton, Biologist in charge.

Colorado—Denver :

Charles L. Davis, Vet.' in charge.

Illinois—Chicago î

John S. Bengston, Vet, in charge.

EXPErtiMENT AND FIELD STATIONS—Continued

Iowa-—Ames :

Clarence G. Cole, Vet. in charge.

Texas—Kerrville :

Rudolph D. Radeleff, Vet. in charge.

Utah :

Salina:

Ward T. Huffman, Vet.- in charge.

Salt Lake City :

Ward T. Huffman, Vet. in charge,

TUBERCULOSIS ERADICATION

DIVISION

Abner K. Kuttler, Vet. in charge.

Carroll K. Mingle, Vet.

Asa Winter, Vet,

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Alabama—Montgomery :

Byron N. Lauderdale, Vet., in charge.

Alaska—Palmer :

Earl F. Graves, Collaborator.

Arizona—Phoenix :

Ward R. Lee, Vet. in charge.

Arkansas—Little Rock :

Allen W. Rice, Vet, in charge,

California—Sacramento :

W. A. McDonald, Vet, in charge.

Colorado—Denver :

Harry E, Schaulis, Vet. in charge.

Connecticut—Hartford :

Robert L. Smith, Vet. in charge.

Florida—Jaclcsonville :

Thomas H. Applewhite, Vet. in charge.

Georgia—Atlanta :

Walter G, Dendinger, Vet. in charge.

Hawaii—Honolulu :

A. H. Julien, Vet, in charge.

Idaho—Boise :

Theodore R. Myers, Vet. in charge.

Illinois—Springfield :

Nathan H. Howlett, Vet. in charge.

Indiana—Indianapolis :

T. K. Jones, Vet. in charge.

Iowa—Des Moines :

C. W. Brown, Vet. in charge.

George B. Senior, Vet. in charge of Avian

Tuberculosis Eradication.

Kansas—Topeka :

William E. Logan, Vet. in charge.

Kentucky—Frankfort :

Emery E. Coshow, Vet. in charge.

Louisiana—Baton Rouge :

Ernie C. Hughes, Vet in charge.

Maine—Augusta :

Bert J. Cady, Vet. in charge.

Maryland—Baltimore :

Owen L. Lockwood, Vet. in charge.

Massachusetts—Boston :

Ellery M. Aldrich, Vet. in charge.

Michigan—Lansing :

Clark PL Hays, Vet. in charge.

Minnesota—St. Paul:

Fred C. Driver, Vet. in charge.

Mississippi—Jackson :

Lewis J. Pate, Vet. in charge..

Missouri—Jefferson City :

Fred F. Fischer, Vet. in charge.

Montana—Helena :

Gordon W, Cronen, Vet. in charge.

Nebraska—Lincoln :

Jesse E. Peterman, Vet. in charge.

Nevada—Reno :

Edward E. Maas, Vet in charge.

New Jersey—Trenton :

James Ray Porteus, Vet. t« charge.

New Mexico—Albuquerque :

Lester E. Patton, Vet. in charge.

New York—Albany:

L. R. Barnes, Vet, in charge.

North Carolina—Raleigh;

Adam A. Husman, Vet. in charge*

North Dakota—Bismarck :

Fred M, Shigley, Vet. in charge.
BUREAU OP ANIMAL INDUSTRY 25

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Ohio—Columbus :

Robert L. Knudson, Vet. in charge.

Oaklahoma—Oklahoma City :

Robert K. Benn, Vet. in charge.

Oregon—Portland :

Samuel B. Foster, Vet. in charge.

Pennsylvania—Harrisburg :

H. M. O'Rear, Vet. in charge.

Puerto Rico—San Juan:

Cesar Glavell, Vet. in charge.

South Carolina^—Columbia:

Thomas W. Boman, Vet. in charge.

South Dakota—Pierre:

Martin M. Davis, Vet. in charge.

Tennessee—Nashville :

Hugh L. Fry, Vet. in charge.

Texas—Ft. Worth:

Howard L. Darby, Vet. in charge.

Utah—Salt Lake City:

Fordyce H. Melvin, Vet. in charge.

Vermont—Montpelier :

Albert F. Ranney, Vet. in charge.

Virginia—Richmond :

H, Sydnor Miller, Vet. in charge.

Washington—Olympia :

Elmer Lash, Vet. in charge.

West Virginia—Charleston :

Elvin R. Coon, Vet in charge.

Wisconsin—Madison :

W. R. Winner, Vet. in charge.

Wyoming—Cheyenne : William L. Bovi^ersox, Vet in charge.

VIRUS-SERUM CONTROL DIVISION

Owen E. Herí, Vet. in charge.

Arthur L. Tellejohn, Vet.

John M. Hejl, Vet.

FIELD STATIONS :

California—Berkeley :

George P. Rebold, Vet. in charge.

Colorado—Denver :

Henry Tornow, Vet. in charge.

Florida—Tallahassee :

Irving Meyers, Vet. in charge.

Illinois—East St. Louis :

Edward T. Marsh, Vet. in charge.

Iowa :

Ft. Dodge:

DeLois G. Tepfer, Vet. in charge.

Sioux City:

G. L. Lask, Vet in charge.

Kansas :

Kansas City:

Carl V. Metcalf, Vet. in charge.

Topeka:

Charles Walter, Vet. in charge.

Missouri :

St. Joseph:

Joseph S. Clark, Vet. in charge.

FIELD STATIONS—Continued

Kansas—Continued

West Plains :

James F. Park, Vet. in charge.

Nebraska—Omaha :

Earl H. Carter, Vet. in charge.

New York—Pearl River :

Frederick A. Grenfeli, Vet. in charge.

Ohio—Columbus:

Robert Thumann, Vet. in charge.

Oklahoma—Okmulgee :

Thomas W. Tamoglia, Vet. in charge.

Texas—Ft. Worth:

Fred N. Elwell, Vet. in charge.

ZOOLOGICAL DIVISION

Benjamin Schwartz, Zoologist in charge.

Emmett W. Price, Zoologist (Assistant).

Swine Parasites Section:

Lloyd A. Spindler, Zoologist in charge.

Poultry Parasites Section:

Everett E. Wehr, Zoologist in charge.

Miscellaneous Parasites Section:

Emmett W. Price, Zoologist in charge.

Internal Parasites of Ruminants Section :

Gerard Dikmans, Parasitologist in charge.

Anaplasmosis Unit :

John C. Lotze, Parasitologist (Vet) in charge.

Index Catalogue:

Mildred A. Doss, Zoologist in charge.

Anthelmintica :

Aurel O. Foster, Parasitologist.

EXPERIMENT AND FIELD STATIONS :

Alabama—Auburn :

Dale A. Porter, Parasitologist ( Vet. Che m )

Actg. in charge.

California—Fontana :

George S. Templeton, Biologist in charge.

Colorado—Colorado Springs :

Clyde E. Smith, Parasitologist ( Vet. Chem )

at Albuquerque^ New Mexico.

Georgia :

Experiment ;

Halsey H. Vegors, Parasitologist, Actg.

in charge.

Tifton :

John Scott Andrews, Parasitologist in

charge*

Illinois—Chicago :

Robert F. Harrington, Parasitologist in

charge,

Maryland—Beltsville :

Emmett W. Price, Zoologist, Actg. in

charge.

New Mexico:

Albuquerque :

Harry H. Kemper, Vet in charge.

State College:

Rex W. Allen, Parasitologist in charge.

Texas—Angleton :

Lisby L. Wade, Parasitologist in charge.

BUREAU OF DAIRY INDUSTRY

The Bureau of Dairy Industry conducts research to improve the

economic v^elfare of the dairy industry. Its research deals v^ith

problems of breeding, feeding, and management of dairy cattle

to improve their producing efficiency; with the nutritional requirements of dairy cattle for maintaining optimum levels of

usefulness and the value of feeds, feed constituents, and feeding

regimes as sources of nutrients ; the nutritional value of milk and

the effect of nutrition of the cow upon the milk produced, and the

physiological factors affecting the general economic usefulness of

dairy cattle; with the improvement of the quality of dairy products and methods of manufacturing new dairy products; with
26 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

problems of utilizing the byproducts of dairy manufacture more

efficiently including methods of incorporating byproducts or their

constituents in foods for human use.

The Bureau cooperates with State dairy extension services in

the establishment of improved dairy practices through the operation of dairy herd-improvement associations. It maintains and

analyzes production records of all cows in dairy herd-improvement association herds for the purpose of identifying sires and

determining their breeding value. The Bureau also supervises

the sanitary inspection of process butter factories.

Ollie E. Reed, Chief

Ralph E. Hodgson, Asst. Chief (Res,)

John M. Kemper, Asst. Chief (Admin.)

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF

Engineering :

Francis P. Hanrahan, Engin.

Process Butter Inspection :

John M, Kemper, Asst, Chief (Admin.), in

charge,'

Experiment Station, Beltsvilie, Rid.:

Thomas W. Moseley, Dairy Hush., Supt.

DIVISION OP FINANCE

AND BUSINESS SERVICES

Administrative Services :

Richard M. Kloeber, Head.

Audit :

Itha H. Ferrée, Head.

Budget and Fund Accounting î

Bessie L. Collins, Head.

Procurement î

Kate D. Lenoir, Head.

DIVISION OF PERSONNEL

Margaret R. Carothers, Head.

Classification:

Anna M. Sorber, in charge.

Employment:

Martha G. Sample, in charge.

DIVISION OF INFORMATION

Leo S. Richardson, Head.

DIVISION OF DAIRY CATTLE BREEDING,

FEEDING, AND MANAGEMENT

Milton H. Forman, Head.

Investigations of Inheritance of Milk and

Butterfat Production:

Joseph B. Parker, Dairy Hush.

Investigations of Relation of Conformation to

Producing Ability:

Walter W. Swett, Dairy Husb.

Management Investigations :

Milton H. Fohrman, Dairy Hush.

Regional Experiment Stations

James R. Dawson, Dairy Hush.

FIELD STATIONS :

Louisiana—Jeanerette (Coop. La. Agr. Expt.

Sta.) :

Samuel L. Cathcart, Agt, (Dairy Husb.).

George W. Scott, Jr., Agt. (Dairy Husb.).

Montana—Huntley (Coop, Mont, State College) :

David V. Kopîand, Dairy Husb.

North Carolina—Willard (Coop. N. C. Dept.

Agr. and N, C. Agr. Expt. Sta. ) :

Charles T. Dearing, Asst. Dir. in diarge.

Earl W. Faires, Agt. (Dairy Husb.).

North Dakota—Mandan :

Robert F. Gaalaas, Dairy Husb.

Oklahoma—^Woodward (Coop. OWa. Agr,

Expt. Sta.) Î

Elmer I. Chaffin, Dairyman,

riELD STATIONS—continued

Tennessee—I^wisburg :

Archie G. VanHorn, Dairy Husb.

FIELD PROJECTS IN COOP. WITH RESPECTIVE STATE

EXPT. STA. :

Georgia—Tifton :

Garrett J. Jones, Agrie. Aid,

Illinois—Urbana :

Robert W. Touchberry, Agt. {Dairy Husb.).

Indiana—^West Lafayette:

Kenneth R. Johnson, Agt. (Dairy Husb,).

Minnesota~St. Paul:

Vacancy, Agt. (Dairy Hush.).

Ohio—Columbus :

Thomas M. Ludwick, Agt. (Dairy Hush.).

South Carolina—Clemson :

Graydon W. Brandt, Dairy Hush.

Texas—College Station :

Robert R. Shrode, Agt. (Dairy Hush.).

Wisconsin—Madison :

George R. Barrett, Agt. (Dairy Husb.).

DIVISION OP DAIRY HERDIMPROVEMENT INVESTIGATIONS

J. Frank Kendrick, Dairy Hush., Head.

Administrative Operations;

Inez B. Sledge, (Supv.).

DIVISION OF DAIRY PRODUCTS

RESEARCH LABORATORIES

George E. Holm, Head.

Earle O. Whittier, Asst, Head.

Basic Research:

Earle O. Whittier, Head.

Ralph P. Tittsler, Head.

Chemistry :

George P. Sanders, in charge.

Technology:

Maryland—Beltsvilie :

Homer E. Walter, in charge.

Ohio—Columbus (Coop. Ohio Expt. Sta.).

W. James Harper, Agt. (Dairy Mfg. Tech.).

Milk, Milk Products and By-Products:

Byron H. Webb, Head.

Market Milk and Cream :

Raymond W. Bell, in charge.

DIVISION OF NUTRITION AND

PHYSIOLOGY

Lane A. Moore, Head.

Joseph F. Sykes, Asst. Head.

Dairy Cattle Nutrition :

Lane A. Moore, Head.

FIELD STATIONS (COOP. WITH KESPECTIVE STATP

EXPT. STA.) :

Colorado—Ft. Collins :

Lore Sulzberger, Agt.

Maryland—College Park :

Herbert M. Irvin, Agt,
BUREAU OP ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE 27

FIELD STATIONS (COOP. WITH RESPECTIVE STATE

EXPT, STA.)—continued

Michigan—East Lansing:

Grace M. Burns, Agt.

Robert H. Wasserman, Agt.

Milk Nutrients:

Arthur M. Hartman, Head.

Physiology:

Joseph F. Sykes, Head.

FIELD STATIONS (COOP. WITH RESPECTIVE STATE

EXPT. STA.) :

Connecticut—Storrs ;

W. B. Young. Dir.

New Jersey—Sussex :

James E. Johnston, Agt.

New York, Ithaca:

Anna-May Courchene, Agt,

Wisconsin—^Madison :

Lester E. Casida, Collab. (Supv.).

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND

PLANT QUARANTINE

This Bureau carries on investigations on insects, gives advice

on how to control or use them, cooperates w^ith State and local

agencies to control and prevent the spread of injurious insects

and plant diseases, advises the Secretary of Agriculture on

matters relating to plant quarantines, and is responsible for the

enforcement of Federal plant quarantines and regulatory orders

to prevent the introduction into or spread within the United States

of injurious insect pests and plant diseases, and diseases dangerous to the adult honeybee.

The research it does on insects includes studies on their classification, anatomy, physiology, habits, and responses under normal

and artificial conditions. The investigations are conducted to develop information on how insects which are injurious to agriculture, forestry, animals, or annoy or injure man or destroy his

possessions may be eliminated or controlled. This involves research

on chemicals or other substances that may be used to prevent,

destroy, attract, repel, or mitigate the severity of attacks of

insects which infest vegetation, attack or annoy animals, or may

be present in households or any environment whatsoever, including the study of problems relating to the composition, action, and

application of such materials and the development of methods

for their manufacture and use. Investigations are made on

diseases and natural enemies of insects to determine ways of

utilizing those which may aid in the control of injurious insect

pests. Studies are made on the culture and use of honeybees and

of beekeeping practices.

Uîider general and special authorization and in cooperation

withj State and local agencies, the Bureau carries on operations to

eradicate, suppress, or control incipient outbreaks of insect pests

and ^lant diseases, including those which may have gained a more

or IQSS limited foothold within the United States. It cooperates

with State and local agencies in combating insects or plant diseases

whidh occur in emergency outbreaks which unless controlled

wou^d cause extreme losses over wide areas within their normal

distribution. It cooperates with agencies of the Federal Government responsible for the management of lands under control of

the united States in operations to combat insect pests and plant

diseases.

T9 prevent the entry or spread within the United States of

injuHous insects and plant diseases it enforces quarantines and

resti'ictive orders, issued under authority provided in various acts

of Congress, which prohibit or regulate the importation or inter-
28 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

state movement of injurious insects and of plants and plant products that may introduce or spread insect pests or plant diseases

new to or not widely prevalent within the United States. To carry

out this work it regulates and inspects the entry into the United

States of railway cars and other vehicles, freight, express, and

baggage from Mexico, and when necessary cleans or disinfects

them. In compliance with plant-quarantine regulations it inspects

at ports of entry plants and plant products that may be brought

to the United States.

The Bureau inspects plants and plant products offered for

export and certifies to shippers and interested parties such products in accordance with the sanitary requirements of the country

to which they may be exported.

Avery S. Hoyt, Chief

Sievert A. Eohwer, Asst, Chief in charge of Regulatory Work

Fred C. Bishopp, AssU Chief in charge of Res, Work

William L. Popham, AssU Chief in charge of Control Ojjerationa

Ralph A. Sheals, Asst. Chief in Charge of Administration

Herbert L. J. Haller, Asst. to Chief

DIVISION OF FINANCE AND

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Bernard Connor, Admin. Off. in charge.

Mildred W. Syfrig, Asst. in charge.'

Mary R. Sellers, Acct.

Mary M, Fineran, Audits.

S. Benson Walker, Purchases and Property.

Maude H. Miller, Mail and Files.

Percival Boiseau, Claims and Leases.

DIVISION OF PERSONNEL

William F. Leffler, Admin. Off. in charge.

Agnes C. Hoffman, in charge Class, and Org.

Sec.

Mary K. Hunt, in charge, EmpL Sec.

DIVISION OF INSECT

SURVEY AND INFORMATION

Gilbert J. Haeussler, Inf. Spec, in charge.

Mary J. Edmands, Ed. in charge Ed. ec.

DIVISION OF BEE CULTURE

(Hdqrs. Beltsville, Md.)

James I. Hambleton, Apicult^ in charge.

Bee Diseases:

Eugene 0. Hoist, Bad.

Intermountain Bee Culture:

FIELD LABORATORY :

Wyoming—Laramie :

Arnold P. Sturtevant, Apicult., in charge.

Southern States Bee Culture:

FIELD LABORATORY:

Louisiana—Baton Rouge,

Warren Whiteomb, Jr., Apictdt., in charge.

Pacific States Bee Culture:

FIELD LABORATORY:

Arizona—Tucson :

Frank E. Todd, Apicult., in charge.

California—Davis :

George H. Vansell, Apicult., in charge.

North Central States Bee Culture:

FIELD LABORATORY:

Wisconsin—Madison :

Clayton L. Farrar, Apicult. in charge.

Legume Seed Research:

FIELD LABORATORIES:

Utah—Logan :

George E, Bohart, Apicult., in charge.

Ohio—Columbus :

Alan W. Wodrow, Apicult., in charge.

DIVISION OF CEREAL AND FORAGE

INSECT INVESTIGATIONS

William A. Baker, Ent., Acting in charge.

General Cereal and Forage Insects:

FIELD LABORATORIES :

Alabama—Floraîa (white-fringed beetles) :

Hiram C. Young, Ent. in charge.

Arizona—Tempe (grasshoppers, alfalfa insects) :

Olus L. Barnes, Ent. in charge.

California—Modesto (sublab. of Manhattan,

Kans., Laboratory) :

Howard D. Nelson, Ent. in charge,

California—Sacramento (alfalfa aphid) : Willis H. Noble, Ent. in charge.

(sublab. of Beltsville, Md.).

Florida—Belle Glade (sublab. of Houma, La„

Laboratory) :

Ralph Mathes, Ent. in charge.

Georgia—Tifton (sublab, of Manhattan. Kansas laboratory) :

Delmon W. LaHue, Ent. in charge.

Illinois—Urbana (corn earworm) :

Ralph A, Blanchard, Ent. in charge.

Indiana—Lafayette (Hessian fly, white grubs,

chinch bugs, corn earworm) : Wm. B. Cartwright, Ent.' in charge.

Iowa—Ames (sublab. of Ankeny, Iowa) ;

(European Corn Borer) :

Tom A. Brindley, Ent. in charge.

Iowa—Ankeny (European corn borer) ;

William G. Bradley, Ent., in charge.

Kansas—Hutchinson (southwestern corn

borer, stored-grain insects) :

Herbert H. Walkden, Ent., in charge.

Kansas—Manhattan (stored-grain insects,

hessian fly, grasshoppers) :

Richard T. Cotton, Ent.^ in charge.

Louisiana—Houma (sugarcane insects) :

Jesse W. Ingram, Ent., in charge.

Maryland—BeltsviUe (insects attacking legumes, hessian fly) :

Fred W. Poos, Ent., in charge.

Minnesota—Minneapolis (sublab, of Manhattan, Kansas laboratory) : (stored grain &

cereal insects)

Albert C. Apt, Ent. in charge.
BUREAU OP ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE 29

FIELD LABORATORIES—Continued

Mississippi—state College (sublab. of Urbana,

111. : corn earworm) :

William A. Douglas, Ent. in charge.

Montana—Bozeman (grasshoppers. Mormon

crickets :

John R. Parker, Ent., in charge.

Montana—Bozeman (sublab. of Minot, North

Dakota: wheat stem sawfly) :

Philip Luginbill, Jr., Ent., in charge.

Montana—Choteau (sublab. of Minot, North

Dakota: wheat stem sawfly) :

Harry W. Somsen, Ent., in charge.

New Jersey—Moorestown (sublab. of Toledo,

Ohio: European corn borer) :

Dettmar W. Jones, Ent., in charge.

North Dakota—Minot (Wheat stem sawfly) :

Earl G. Davis, Ent. in charge.

Ohio—Columbus (sublab. of Beltsville, Maryland: insects attacking legumes) :

Bernard A. App, Ent. in charge.

Ohio—Toledo (sublab. of Ankeny, Iowa Laboratory: European corn borer) :

Clarence A. Crooks, Ent. in charge.

Oklahoma—Stillwater (chinch bug, green

bug) :

Reynold G. Dahms, Ent. in charge.

Oregon—Forest Grove (sublab. of Beltsville,

Md.: insects attacking Legumes) :

Max M. Reeher, Ent. in charge.^

Texas—Weslaco (Rhodes Grass Scale) :

Harvey L, Chada, Ent., in charge.

Utah—Logan (sublaboratory of Beltsville, Md.

laboratory: legume crop insects) :

Frank V. Lieberman, Ent., in charge.

Wisconsin—Madison (sublab. of Beltsville,

Md.: insects attacking legumes) :

Thomas R. Chamberlin, Ent., in charge.

DIVISION OF CONTROL INVESTIGATIONS

(Hdqrs. Washington, D. C.)

Curtis P. Clausen, Ent., in charge.

Insect Toxicology and Physiology:

FIELD LABORATORY:

Maryand—Beltsville :

F. H. Babers, Ent. in charge.

Insecticide Testings

FIELD LABORATORIES:

California—Anaheim (sublab. of Beltsville,

Md.) :

Gilbert T. Bottger, Ent.', in charge.

Maryland—Beltsville :

Robert H. Nelson, Ent., in charge.

Equipment for Applying Insecticides:

FIELD LABORATORY:

Maryland—Beltsville :

Alfred H, Yeomans, Technol., in charge.

Disinfestation of Aircraft:

FIELD LABORATORY:

Maryland—Beltsville :

Orville C. McBride, Ent., in charge.

Effect of DDT on Natural Enemies:

FIELD LABORATORY :

Washington—Yakima :

Robert W. Burrell, Ent., in charge.

Methods of Disinfestation of Plants and Commodities Under Plant Quarantine Regulations :

FIELD LABORATORIES:

Georgia—Fort Valley :

George R. Swank, Ent.

Louisiana—Lafayette :

Carl H. Gaddis, Ent.

Maryland—Beltsville :

Randall Latta, Ent.

Mississippi—Gulfport :

Erskine M. Livingstone, Ent.

New Jersey—Hoboken :

Theodore R. Gardner, Ent.

Jacob W. Bulger, Ent.^

Texas—San Antonio:.

G. L. PhiUips, Ent.

DIVISION OF INSECT IDENTIFICATION

(Hdqrs. Washington, D. C.)

Carl F. W. Muesebeck, Ent., in charge.<

Coleóptera :

Wm. H. Anderson, Ent.

Lepidoptera:

J. F. Gates Clarke, Ent.

Diptera :

Alan Stone, Ent.

Hymenoptera :

Carl F. W. Muesebeck, Ent.

Orthoptera and Neuroptera :

Ashley B. Gurney, Ent.

Acariña :

Edward W. Baker, Ent.

Hemiptera:

Thysanoplera :

Sorting and Assignment:

Marjorie J. Camp, Ent.

Insect Preparation;

Penelope B. Smallwood, ScL Aid.

Cataloguing;

Lucila W. Yates, í;«é.

Artist :

Arthur D. Cushman : Sei. IU.>

Translation :

Ruth O. Ericson, Asst. in Bib. Entom.

DIVISION OP COTTON INSECT

INVESTIGATIONS

(Hdqrs., Washington, D. C.)

Robey W. Harned, Ent.>, in charge.

FIELD LABORATORIES:

Arizona :

Mesa, sublab. of Tucson, Ariz.: (stainers,

stink bugs, cotton fleahoppers, and

other insects injurious to cotton) :

Louis W. Sheets, Fid. Aid, in charge.

Tucson (stainers, stink bugs, cotton fleahoppers, and other insects injurious to

cotton ; surveys of cotton insects) :

Will A. Stevenson, Ent., in charge.

Georgia—Tifton (control of boll weevil and

other insects of cotton ; surveys of cotton insects) :

Paul M. Gilmer, Ent., in charge.

Louisiana—Tallulah (boll weevil, cotton fleahopper, aphids, and other insects of

cotton ; surveys of cotton insects) :

Robert C. Gaines, Ent., in charge.

Mexico

Torreón, Coahuila (sublab. of Brownsville,

Tex., pink bollworm investigations) :

Clifford S. Rude, in charge.

Mississippi—Stoneville (boll weevil, leaf aphids, thrips, and insect-resistant characters of cotton ; surveys of cotton insects,

basic research on control of cotton

insects) :

Erastus W. Dunnam, Ent., in charge.^

South Carolina—Florence (boll weevil, root

aphids, thrips, and other insects of

cotton ; surveys of cotton insects) :

Floyd F. Bondy, Ent., in charge.

Texas :

Brownsville (pink bollworm and other cotton insects) :

Andrew J. Chapman, Ent., in charge.

College Station, (Laboratory) Basic Research on control of cotton insects

Clyde F. Rainwater, Ent.^, in charge.

San Benito (sublab. of Brownsville, Tex. :

pink bollworm and other cotton insects) :

Rex. L. McGarr, Ent., in charge.

Waco (cotton fieahopper, bollworm, boll

weevil, leaf aphids, and other cotton

insects ; surveys of cotton insects) :

Ky I*. Ewing, Ent., in charge.^

Ysleta (sublab. of Brownsville, Tex. : pink

bollworm and other cotton insects) :

Lloyd W. Noble, Ent., in charge.
30 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

DIVISION OF DOMESTIC PLANT

QUARANTINES

(Hdqrs., Washington, D. C.

Roy G. Richmond, in chai-ge.

Enforcement District of Columbia Plant Quarantine Regulations:

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

District of Columbia—^Washington :

Frederic P. Hubert, in charge.

Phony Peach and Peach Mosaic ;

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Texas—San Antonio:

Albert E, Cavanagh, in charge.

DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS:

California—Riverside :

Clinton H. Rothe, PL Quar. Ins2J., in charge.

Colorado—Palisade :

Max A. Sisson, Agt,, in charge.

Georgia—Macon :

Thomas D. Persons, PL Path. Insp., in

charge.

Texas—Houston :

Robert N. Dopson, Jr., Agt.. in charge.

Sweetpotato Weevil:

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Mississippi—Gulfport :

Manning S. Yeomans, Agt., in charge.

DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS :

Alabama—Mobile :

Daniel E. Read, Agt., in charge.

Florida—Monticello :

Edgar H. Frederic, Agt.^^ in charge.

Georgia—Tifton :

Francis R. Blackwell, PL Quar. Insp., in

charge.

Louisiana:

Amite :

William B, Hollingswortli, Ent.f in

charge,

Lafayette:

Glenn E, Moore, PL Quar. Insp., in

charge.

Opelousas :

Harris I. Anderson, Agt., in charge.

Mississippi :

Hattiesburg:

Wm. T, Gurley, Ent., in charge.

South Carolina:

Spartanburg :

Robert W. Sanders, Agt.^, in charge.

Texas :

Lufkin :

Robert N. Annand, Agt., in charge.

White-Pringed Beetle (Gulf Coast Area) î

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Mississippi—Gulfport :

Lamar L. Padget, PL Quar. Insp., in charge.

DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS:

Alabama :

Florala :

Woodrow O. Owen, Agt., in charge.

Mobile :

Karl S. Rohwer, Agt., in charge.

Monroeville :

Chester L, Stanford, PL Quar. Insp., in

charge.

Montgomery :

Madimore Brunson, Ent., in cJiarge..

Florida—Pensacola:

Turner W. Boyd, Agt., in charge.

Louisiana—New Orleans :

Charles P. O'Brien, Agt,, in charge.

Mississippi :

Gulfport :

Horace Gladney, Agt., in charge.

Hattiesburg :

Stanley S. Sheffield, PL Quar. Insp., in

charge.

Tennessee—Memphis :

Boss C. Lowe, Agt. in charge.

V/hite-Fringed Beetle (South Atlantic Coast

Area) :

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Georgia—Macon :

George G, Rohwer, Agt. in charge.

George W. R. Davidson, Agt.>, in charge,

Tech Studies.

North Carolina—Rocky Mount:

L. H. Senn, Dist Sup., in charge.

DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS:

Georgia :

Fitzgerald :

Philip G, Geiger, PL Quar.. Insp., in

charge.

Macon :

Kenneth R, Parkinson, Agt., in charge.

Oglethorpe :

Grover C. Bryant, Agt., in charge.

Statesboro :

Jay B. Smith, Agt., tn charge.

North Carolina :

Fayetteville :

Wm. G. Johnston, Agt., in charge.

Goldsboro :

Herbert M. McMahon, Agt., in charge.

Wilmington :

William A, Whitmer, Agt., in charge.

South Garolina^—Columbia:

James C. Haley, Agt.>, in charge.

Transit Inspection:

FIELD HEADQUARTERS (Northern states Region) :

New York—New York :

Edward A, Burns, PL Quar. Insp., in

charge.

DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS :

Illinois—Chicago :

John M. Moran, PL Quar. Insp., in charge.

Louisiana—New Orleans :

Charles P. O'Brien, Agt., in charge.

Massachusetts—Boston :

Joseph P. Canning, Agt., in charge.

Michigan—Detroit :

Howard M. Chapel, Collab., in charge.

Minnesota—St. Paul :

Henry W, Hecker, PL Quar. Insp., in

charge.

Missouri—St. Louis :

James T. Scott, Agt., in charge.

New York—Buffalo :

Forrest G. Inman, PL Quar. Insp., in

charge.

Tennessee—Memphis :

Benjamin H. Petfield, Agt., in charge..

FIELD HEADQUARTERS (Southern States Region) :

Texas—Houston :

Robert N. Dopson, Jr., Agt. in charge.

DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS:

Florida—Jacksonville :

G. D, Barcus, State Insp., in charge.

Georgia—Atlanta :

Herbert M. Williams, Agt.^ in charge.

Louisiana—New Orleans :

Charles P. O'Brien, Agt., in charge.

Tennessee—Memphis :

B, H. Petfield, Agt., in charge.

Texas—Dallas :

Robert L. Clayton, Agt., in charge.

Citrus Canker:

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Texas—Houston :

Robert N, Dopson, Jr., Agt., in charge.

DIVISION OF FOREIGN PARASITE

INTRODUCTION

(Hdqrs. Washington, D. C.)

Curtis P. Clausen, Ent., in charge.

FIELD LABORATORY:

France—Rueil-Malmaison, Seine et Oise:

Harry L. Parker, Ent., in charge.
BUREAU OP ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE 31

Biological Control of Klamath Weed:

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

California—Albany :

James K. Holloway, Ent., in charge.

Natural Enemies of the Citrus Blackfly:

FIELD LABORATORY:

Mexico—Mexico City:

Herbert D. Smith, Ent., in charge,

DIVISION OF FOREIGN PLANT

QUARANTINES

(Hdqrs-, Washington, D. C.

E. Ralph Sasscer, Ent., in charge.

Certification for Export;

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

New Jersey—Hoboken:

Richard Faxon, Sup. of Export Certification.

Port Inspection:

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Alabama—Mobile :

J. Robins Wood, PL Quar. Insp., in charge.

Arizona :

Douglas :

Bertram R. Anderson, PI. Quar. Insp., in

charge.

Naco:

William F. Maner, PI. Quar.. Insp., in

charge.

Nogales :

George F. Callaghan, PI. Quar. Insp., in

charge.

California:

Calexico :

Orlo A. Pratt, PL Quar. Insp., in charge.

San Francisco :

Charles E. Cooley, PL Quar. Insp.,

iSupvr., California and Hatvaii Area.)

San Ysidro:

Francis B. Swan, PL Quar. Insp., in

charge.

Georgia—Savannah:

Victor C. Durham, PL Quar. Insp., in

charge.

Illinois—Chicago:

Fred O. Dodd, PL Quar. Insp. in charge.

Louisiana—New Orleans :

Wimberly T. Dillard, PL Quar.^ Insp.,

(Suprvr., Gulf Coast Area.)

Thomas J, Baker, PL Quar. Insp., in cJiarge.

Maryland—Baltimore :

William A. Ranck, PL Quar.< Insp., in

charge.

Massachusetts—Boston :

John R. Garrett, PL Quar. Insp., in charge.

Westover Field :

E. A. Richmond, PL Quar.. Insp., in

charge.

Michigan—Detroit :

Daniel E. Gower, PL Quar. Insp., in charge.

Minnesota—St. Paul:

Henry W. Hecker, PL. Quar. Insp., in

charge.

Missouri :

St. Louis:

J. T. Scott, PL Quar. Insp., in charge.

New York:

Buffalo:

Forrest G. Inman, PL Qziar.. Insp., in

charge.

New York:

J. Guy Lewis, Suprvr., Canadian Border

Area.

J. M. Singleton, Suprvr., Atlantic Coast

Area.

Stuart D. Whitlock, PI.. Quar. hisp., in

charge.

Oregon—Portland :

George C. Martin, PL Quar. Insp., in charge.

Pennsylvania—Philadelphia :

Robert D. Kennedy, PL Quar. Insp., in

charge.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

South Carolina—Charleston:

Randolph W. Nicaise, PL Quar. Insp., in

charge.

Texas :

Brownsville :

Ona D. Deputy, PL Quar. Insp., {Suprvr,

Mexican Border Area.)

Robert B. Lattimore, PL Quar. Insp., in

charge.

Dallas :

A. J. Palazzo, PL Quar. Insp., in charge.

Del Rio :

Homer M. Cely, PL Quar. Insp., in charge.

Eagle Pass :

George H. Russell, PL Quar. Insp., m

charge.

El Paso :

Thomas A. Arnold, PL Quar. Insp., m

charge.

Galveston :

Robert L. Trigg, PL Quar. Insp., in

charge.

Hidalgo :

Berry C. House, PL Quar. Insp.., m

charge.

Houston :

Hamilton C. Millender, PL Quar. Insp.,

in charge.

Laredo :

John B. R. Leary, PL Quar. Insp., m

charge.

Port Arthur:

William H, Baskin, PL Quar. Insp., in

charge.

Pi-esidio :

John H. Russell, PL Quar. Insp.., m

charge.

Roma:

San Antonio :

Warren R. Sudduth, PL Quar.. Insp., in

charge.

Virginia :

Arlington :

Wilson F. Dawson, PL Quar. Insp., m

charge.

Norfolk :

Geraldus Gay, PL Quar. Insp., in charge.

Washington :

Blaine :

Theodore A. Barnett, PL Quar. Insp., m

charge.

Seattle :

Alan G. Webb, PL Quar. Insp.. (Suprvr.

Northwest and Alaska Area.)

John C. Pritchett, PL Quar. Insp., in

charge.

Alaska Inspection:

Alaska :

Anchorage :

Clarence M. Baker, PL Quar. Insp. in

charge.

Fairbanks :

Charles E. Prince, PL Quar. Insp., m

charge.

Inspection of Departmental Importations:

William B. Wood, Ent., in charge.

Hawaii Inspection:

Honolulu :

Calvin L. Ritchie, PL Quar. Insp., in charge.

Post Entry Quarantine:

New Jersey—Hoboken:

E. Kostal, Sup.

Puerto Rico Inspection:

San Juan:

William T. Owrey, PL Quar. Insp., in

charge.

Quarantine Station :

Florida—Miami :

B. P. Stewart, PL Quar. Insp., in charge.

New Jersey—Hobo\en:

George G. Becker, Ent. in charge.

Utilization of Restricted Importations:

Massachusetts—Boston :

William H. Freeman, Sup.» in charge.
32 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

DIVISION OF FOREST INSECT

INVESTIGATIONS

(Hdars.. Beltsville, Md.)

D, E, Parker, Ent., Acting in charge.

FIELD LABORATORIES:

California—Berkeley :

Frederick P. Keen, Ent., in charge.

Colorado—Fort Collins î

Noel D. Wygant, Ent., in charge.^

Connecticut—New Haven :

Raymond G. Brown, Ent., in charge.

Idaho—Coeur d'Alene:

James C. Evenden, Ent.^ in charge.

Maryland—Beltsville :

Joseph S. Yuill, Ent., in charge.

Mississippi—Gulfport :

R. Joseph Kowal, Ent., in charge.

New Jersey—East Orange (sublab, of Columbus, Ohio) :

H. L. Cramer, Biolog. Aid, in charge.

North Carolina—Asheville :

Charles F. Speers, Ent., in charge.

Ohio—Columbus :

Russell R. Whitten, Ent., in charge.

Oregon—Portland {suhlah of Berkeley,

Calif.) :

Robert L. Furniss, Ent., in charge.

Utah—Ogden :

L. W. Orr, Ent., in cJiarge,

Wisconsin—Milwaukee :

C. B, Eaton, Ent., in charge.

DIVISION OF FRUIT FLY

INVESTIGATIONS

(Hdqrs., Mexico City, D. F., Mexico)

Arthur C. Baker, Ent., in charge,

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Mexico :

Ciudad Valles, San Luis Potosí

C. O. Peterson, Ent.i, in charge.

Quaymas, Sonora:

L. M. Spishakoff, Ent., in charge.

FIELD LABORATORIES:

Canal Zone—Balboa:

James Zetek, Ent., in charge.

Mexico—Mexico City, D. F. :

James F. Cooper, Ent., in charge, control of

citrus blackfly.

Wm. E. Stone, Ent., in charge, control of

Mexican Fruitfly.

DIVISION OF FRUIT INSECT

INVESTIGATIONS

(Hdqrs. Washington, D. C.)

Bennet A. Porter, Ent. in charge.

Fruit Insect Investigations:

FIELD LABORATORIES:

California :

Chico :

E. H, Fosen, Ent., in charge.

Fresno :

Perez Simmons, Ent.:, in charge.

Riverside (Coop.) :

Laurence S. Jones, Ent., in charge.

Whittier:

Albert W. Cressman, Ent., in charge,

Florida :

Monticello (Coop.) :

Arthur M. Phillips, Ent., in charge.

St. Lucie:

Herbert Spencer, Ent., in charge.

Géorgie :

Albany :

Max R. Osburn, Ent., in charge.

Fort Valley :

Oliver I. Snapp, Ent. in charge peach insect invest,

William F. Turner, Ent., in cJiarge insect

vectors.

FIELD LABORATORIES—continued

Indiana—Vincennes :

Donald W. Hamilton, Ent., in charge.

Jjouisiana—Shreveport : William C. Pierce, Ent., in charge.

Maryland—Beltsville :

Edouard H. Siegler, Ent., in charge.

New Jersey—Moorestown:

Charles H. Hadley, Ent., in charge Japanese Beetle investigations.

Harry W. Allen, Ent., in charge Oriental

fruit moth invest.'

New York:

Geneva :

Arthur C, Mason, Ent., in charge,

Poughkeepsie ((3oop.) :

Ralph W. Dean, Ent., in charge.

Ohio:

Sandusky :

George W. Still, Ent., in charge.

Wooster (Coop.) :

Roy W. Rings, Agt., in charge.

Oregon :

Corvallis (Coop.) :

Sidney C. Jones, Agt., in charge.

The Dallas (Seasonal)

Richard C, Dobson, Agt., in charge.

Texas—Brownwood :

Clarence B. Nickels, Ent., in charge.

Utah—Logan :

G. H. Kaloostian, Ent., in charge.

Washington :

Wenatchee :

E. W. Anthon, Ent., in charge.

Yakima :

Erval J. Newcomer, Ent., in charge.

West Virginia—Kearneysville :

Elwood C. Plamstead, Ent., in charge.

DIVISION OF GOLDEN NEMATODE

CONTROL

(Hdars., Hicksville, N. Y.)

Harry L. Smith, in charge.

DIVISION OF GRASSHOPPER CONTROL

(Hdqs., Denver, Colo.)

Claude Wakeland, in charge.

DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS:

Arizona—Phoenix:

George E. Cavin, in charge.

California—Sacramento :

Sam S. Smith, in Charge.

Colorado—Fort Collins :

Kenneth R. Bakke, in charge.

Idaho—Twin Falls:

Keith E. Evans, in charge.

Kansas—Garden City:

John S. Riss, in charge.

Minnesota—St. Paul :

Oscar Pearson, in charge,

Missouri—Hannibal :

Andrew E. Fraaier, in charge.

Montana—^Billings :

Ivar Twilde, in charge.

Nebraska—Lincoln :

Harold A, Hauke, in charge,

Nevada—Elko : William B. Mabee, in charge.

North Dakota—Bismark:

William R. Forsyth, in charge.

Oklahoma—Stillwater :

Wilbert O. Ridgway, in charge.

South Dakota—Huron:

Richard M. Thompson, in charge.

Texas—^Waco :

John M. Landrum, in charge.

Utah—Logan :

Heber F. Thornley, in charge.

Washington—Walla Walla :

Robert B. Thrailkill, in charge.

Wyoming—Cheyenne :

Arling A. Gardner, in charge^
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DIVISION OF GYPSY MOTH CONTROL

(Div. Hdqrs., Greenfield, Mass.)

John M. Corliss, Ent.» in charge.

New England Area:

Connecticut :

Ansonia :

Fenner C. Rich, Ent., in charge

New Haven: (Coop.)

Roger B. Friend, State Leader.

Norfolk :

George C. Tierney, Dist. Supv.

Maine :

Augusta (Coop.) :

Erlon L. Newdick, State Ldr.

York Village (Coop.) :

Nelson R Trafton. State Supv.

Massachusetts :

Boston :

Kenneth A. Haines, control Supv. i

Boston: (Coop.) :

Harold L. Ramsey, State Ldr.

Lenox:

Edward C. May, Dist. supv.

Sheffield:

Alfred R. Moulton, Dist.. Supv.

New Hampshire:

Durham : Wilfred A. Osgood, in charge.

Durham: (Coop.)

James G. Conklin, State Ldr.

Rhode Island:

Providence (Coop.) :

Vacancy.

Vermont :

Bristol :

Henry H. Tohin, Dist. Supv..

Fairfax :

Buel B. Mitchell, Dist. Supv,

Montpelier (Coop.) :

Harold L. Bailey, State Ldr.

Rutland :

John Andrews, Jr., Dist. Supv.

New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey

Area :

New York:

Albany (Coop.) :

Chester J. Yops, State Ldr.

Pennsylvania :

Harrisburg (Coop.) :

Thomas L. Guyton, State Ldr.

Wilkes-Barre :

William H. Hanley, Ent., in charge.

Wilkes-Barre: (Coop.) :

C^ril F. Campbell, State Supv.

Quakerton :

Frank W. Graham, Ent., in charge

New Jersey :

Bound Brook (Coop) :

Harold A. Ames, State Supv.

Trenton (Coop.) :

Harry B. Weiss, State Ldr.

DIVISION OP INSECTICIDE

INVESTIGATIONS

(Hdqrs., Beltsville, Md.)

Ruric C. Roark, Chem., in charge.

Insecticides Derived from Plants:

FIELD LABORATORY:

Maryland—Beltsville :

Frederick B. LaForge, Chem.

Synthetic Organic Insecticides:

FIELD LABORATORY:

Maryland—Beltsville :

Elmer E. Fleck, Chem.

Aerosols and Fumigants:

FIELD LABORATORY :

Maryland—Beltsville :

Robert A. Fulton, Chem.

FIELD LABORATORY—continued

New Jersey—Moorestown :

Robert D. Ohisholm, Chem.

Accessories for Insecticides:

FIELD LABORATORY :

Indiana—Vincennes :

Jack E. Fahey, Chem.

Maryland—Beltsville :

Ernest L. Gooden, Phy.

Analytical Work:

FIELD LABORATORY:

Indiana—Vincennes t

Jack E. Fahey, Chem.

Maryland—Beltsville :

Roscoe H. Carter, Chem.

New Jersey—Moorestown :

Louis Koblitsky, Chem.

Texas—Kerrville :

Houston V. Claborn, Chem.

Washington—Yakima : William E. Westlake, Chem.

Attractants and Repellents:

FIELD LABORATORY:

Maryland—Beltsville :

Fred Aeree, Jr., Chem..

DIVISION OP INSECTS AFFECTING

MAN AND ANIMALS

(Hdars. Washington, D. C.)

Edward F. Knipling, Ent., in charge.

Household Insects:

FIELD LABORATORIES:

Georgia—Savannah : Wesley G. Bruce, Ent., in charge.

Fire Ants:

Alabama Spring Hill (sublab. of Savannah,

Ga.) :

J. M. Coarsey, Ent., in charge.

Research on Insects Affecting Military Personnel and supplies:

FIELD LABORATORIES:

Florida—Orlando :

Willard V. King, Ent., in charge.

Georgia—Savannah : W. G. Bruce, Ent., in charge.

Ticks Affecting Animals:

FIELD LABORATORIES :

Georgia—Savannah : Wesley G. Bruce, Ent., in charge.

Texas—KerrviUe :

Ernest W. Laake, Ent., in charge.

Mosquitos and Gnats:

FIELD LABORATORY:

Oregon—Corvallis :

Arthur W. Lindquist, Ent., in charge.

Cattle Grubs and Hot Flies:

FIELD LABORATORY:

Texas—Kerrville :

Ernest W. Laake, Ent., in charge.

Flies Afiecting Livestock:

FIELD LABORATORIES:

Georgia—Savannah :

Wesley G. Bruce, Ent., in charge^

Texas—Kerrville :

Ernest W. Laake, Ent., in charge.

Flies Affecting Livestock:

Florida—Gainesville (sublaboratory of Savannah, Ga.) :

C. M. Jones, Ent, in charge.

Oklahoma—Stilîwater (sublaboratory of Kerrville, Texas):

Orval C. Schomberg, Ent.., in charge.

Oregon—Corvallis :

A. W. Lindquist, Ent., in charge.
84 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

Lice, Mites, and Fleas Affecting Man and Animals:

FIELD LABORATORY:

Texas—Kerrville :

Ernest W. Laake, Ent., in charge.

Insects Affecting Poultry:

FIELD LABORATORY:

Texas—Kerrville :

Ernest W. Laake, Ent., in charge.

Screwworm Survey;

FIELD LABORATORIES:

Georgia—Savannah :

Wesley G. Bruce, Ent., in charge.

Texas—Kerrville :

Ernest W. Laake. Ent., Í7i charge.

DIVISION OF JAPANESE BEETLE

CONTROL

(Div. hdqrs., East Orange, N, J.)

Erie G, Brewer, Div. Leader, in charge.

Dutch Elm Disease Control (Proj. hdqrs.. East

Orange, N. J.) :

Herbert J. Dodd, Proj.- Leader,

CULTURE LABORATORY (East Orange, N. J.) t

Neal Liming, PL Path.

Japanese Beetle Control (Proj. hdqrs.. East

Orange, N. J.) :

Timothy C. Cronin, Proj. Leader.

TRAPPING AND SOIL TREATMENT SECTION

(Hdqrs-, East Orange, N. J.) :

Charles N. Shepeard, Control Supervisor,

in charge.

CHEMICAL TREATMENTS FOR CERTIFICATION SECTION

(Hdqrs., White Horse. N. J.) :

William L. Caskey, Control Supv., in

charge.'

AIRCRAFT AND VEHICULAR INSPECTION SECTION

(Hdqrs., East Orange, N. J.) : William F. Walsh, Control Supv.

NEW YORK, OHIO, WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA, AND

WEST VIRGINIA REGION

(Hdqrs., Kingston, N. Y.) i

Harvey B. Ward, Control Supv.

STATIONS :

New York—Huntington :

Trevor B. Heald, Control Supv., in

charge.

Ohio—Cleveland :

George W, Burke, Control Supv., in

charge.

Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh :

Clyde P. Keeler, Control Supv., in charge.

OHIO, WEST VIRGINIA, AND WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA REGION

(Hdqrs,, Dover, Ohio) :

John H. Harman, Control Supv., in

charge.

MARYLAND, DELAWARE, VIRGINIA REGION

(Hdqrs., Baltimore, Md.) :

Michael J. Kelly, Control Supv., in charge.

STATIONS :

Maryland—Salisbury :

Clyde E. Eifler, Control Supv., in charge.

Virginia :

Richmond :

Frank G. Winn. Control Supv., i/n charge.

Norfolk :

Dudley A. Raine, Agt., in charge.

Gypsy and Brown-tail Moth Inspection and Certification : (Proj, hdqrs», Greenfield, Mass.) :

Hastings N. Bartley, Proj. Leader, in

charge,

MAIN, NE5W HAMPSHIRE, AND EASTERN VERMONT REGION

(Hdqrs., Plymouth, N. H.) :

Carrol O. Larrabee, Control Supv., in

charge.

RHODE ISLAND, CONNECTICUT, AND EASTERN

MASSACHUSETTS REGION

(Hdqrs., Watertown, Mass.) : William J. Powers, Control Supv., in

charge.

WESTERN VERMONT, WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS,

AND EASTERN NEW YORK REGION

(Hdqrs., Westfield, Mass.)

John S. Stockbridge, in charge.

DIVISION OF MEXICAN FRUIT

FLY CONTROL

(Hdqrs., Harlingen, Tex.)

Paul A. Hoidale, PI. Quar. Insp., in charge.

STATIONS :

Arizona—Nogales (suboffice of Harlingen,

Tex.) : W. E. Gunderson, Control Supv., in

charge.

California—San Diego (suboffice of Harlingen, Tex.) :

Roy C Page, Control Supv., in charge.

Mexico—Ciudad Victoria, Tamanlipas (suboffice of Harlingen, Tex.) :

(temporarily vacant) :

Montemorelos, Nuevo Leon (suboffice of

Harlingen, Tex.) :

(temporarily vacant).

Monterrey, Nuevo Leon (suboffice of

Harlingen, Tex.) :

Thomas Tidmore, Control Supv.,

acting in charge,

Texas :

Alamo :

Howard G. Massey, Control Supv., m

charge.

Brownsville :

Alexander V. Smith, Control Supv., in

charge.

Carrizo Springs :

Wilmer V. Ausmus, CoUah., in charge.

Donna :

I^ee F. Greer, Control Supv., in charge.

Edinburg :

Ira C. Caswell, Control Supv., in charge.

Elsa:

(vacant):

Falfurrias :

Douglas O. Sikes, Control Supv., in

charge.

Harlingen :

(vacant).

La Feria:

John M. Worsham, Control Supv., in

charge,

Laredo :

Henry J. Trolinger, Control Supv., in

charge.

McAllen :

Feltus O, Swan, Control Supv., in charge.

Mercedes :

W^illiam W. Decell, Control Supv., in

charge.

Mission Î

Luther G. Plyer, Control Supv., in

charge.

Pharr : William P. Patton, Control Supv., in

charge.

Raymondville :

J. Kilrain Smith, Control Supv., in

charge.

Ban Benito:

Adolph Thoniae, Control Suj^v., in charge.

Weslaco :

Enoch F. Pepper, Control Supv., in

charge.'

ORIENTAL FRUIT FLY

INVESTIGATIONS

(Hdqrs. Honolulu, Hawaii)

Investigations of the Oriental Fruit Flyt

Walter Carter, Dir., in charge.
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DIVISION OF PINK BOLLWORM

CONTROL

(Hdqrs., San Antonio, Tex.)

Lev F. Curl, Div. Leader, in charge.^

Florida—Eradication of Wild Cotton (Hdqrts.

Miami, Fla.). . ^

James I. Cowger, Proj. Leader, in charge.

Cape Sable:

James K. Blocker, Cont. Sup., in

charge.'

Miami Í

John N. Todd, Cont. Sup, {District

Leader) in charge.

Ft. Myers:

Theodore R. Adkins, Cont. Sup.» in

charge.

Texas :

El Paso (Area 2) ^ ^ ^ George B. Ray, Cont. Sup.' (Area Leader),

in charge.

STATIONS :

Arizona :

Tucson :

Joseph C. Gay, Dist. Leader, in charge.

New Mexico :

Las Cruces :

Edward Hobbs, Dist. Leader, in charge.

Roswell:

William B. Rogers, Dist. Leader, in

charge.

Texas :

Alpine :

Lorenzo D. Harris, Dist. Leader, in

charge.

El Paso:

George G. Harris, Dist. Leader, in charge.

Harlingen (Area 3) :

William E. Conn, Cont. Sup. (Area

Leader) in charge.

STATIONS :

Brownsville :

James M. Dunham, Dist. Leader, in

charge.

Eagle Pass:

Harvey O. Carson, Dist. Leader, in

charge.

Raymondville : Wilson E. Gassett, Dist, Leader, in

charge.

San Benito :

Irvin B. Rutledge, Dist. Leader, in

charge,

Westlaco:

Frank M. Wilson, Dist. Leader, in charge.

Corpus Christi (Area 4) :

Douglas M. McEachem, Cont.^ Sup. (Area

Leader), in charge,

STATIONS :

Robstown :

Delton J. Markwardt, Dist. Leader, in

charge.

Taft:

Ralph R. Rosa, Dist. Leader, in charge.

Cuero (Area 5) :

Harold E. Welker, Cont. Sup. (Area

Leader), in charge.<

STATIONS:

Bay City:

Warren C. Maxwell, Dist, Leader, m

charge.

Seguin :

Bejamin C. Graham, Dist. Leader, in

charge.

Big Spring (Area 6)

George W. Chowns, Cont. Sup. {Area

Leader), in charge.

STATIONS :

Lamesa :

Guy E. Orr, Dist. Leader, in charge.

Lubbock:

M. Eugene Currie, Dist. Leader, in

charge.

Texas—Continued

STATIONS—continued

Abilene (Area 7)

J. Carter Woodward, Cont. Sup. (Area

Leader), in charge.

STATIONS :

Abilene : .

Edward L. Wilde, Diet. Leader, m

charge.

Gatesville :

James W. Monk, Dist.^ Leader, in charge.

San Angelo : ^ , . Arthur L, Anderson, Dtst. Leader, \n

charge.

Stanford :

Harold J. Henderson, Dist. Leader, %n

charge.

Oklahoma :

Altus (Area 8)

William H. Gohmert, Cont. Sup. {Area

Leader) t in charge.

STATIONS :

Altus : Willie F. Senette, Dist. Leader, in charge.

Elk City :

James S. Wilson, Dist. Leader, in charge.

Texas :

Childress :

Earl Cason, Diet. Leader, in charge.

Vernon :

Charles C. Weigle, Dist. Leader, %n

charge.

Cooperation with Mexico (Hdqrs. San Antonio,

Texas) :

Theodore R. Stephens, project Leader, in

charge.

STATIONS :

Matamoros, Tampaulipas, Mexico:

Joseph N. Crisler, Area Leader, in charge.

Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico:

Lillard B. Coffin, Dist. Leader, in charge.

Torreón, Coahuila, Mexico:

Dennis H. Currie, Dist. Leader, in charge.

DIVISION OF PLANT DISEASE

CONTROL

(Hdqrs., Washington, D. C.)

James F. Martin, PL Quar. Admin., in charge.

Barberry Eradication:

FIELD STATIONS:

General Field Operations (Fid. hdqrs,, Minneapolis, Minn.) :

Raymond O. Bulger, Path., in diarge.

Colorado—Fort Collins:

Ernest A. Lungren, Path., State Leader.

Illinois—Urbana :

Robert W. Bills, Path.>, State Leader.

Indiana—West Lafayette :

Stanley Castell, Path., State Leader.

Iowa—Ames :

Arlo H. Hagge, Agt., State Leader.

Michigan—Lansing :

Maurice E. Turner, Agt., State Leader.

Minnesota—St. Paul:

Thain H. Stewart, Agt,, (Path.), State

Leader.

Elvin C. Stakman, Agt., in charge Rust. Sur.

Missouri—Jefferson City :

Donald J. Fitchett, Agt., State Leader.

Nebraska—Lincoln :

Marion E. Yount, Path., State Leader in

charge Nebrj and S. Dak.

Ohio—Columbus :

Harry Atwood, Path., State Leader.

Pennsylvania—State College :

Mac A. Campbell, Agt., State Leader.

Washington—Pullman :

Harold B. Busdicker, Path., State Leader.

West Virginia—Bluefield : William M. Watson, Path., State Leader in

charge Va. and W. Va.

Wisconsin—Madison :

Tom Van Zanden, Agt., State Leader.
86 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

Blister Eust Control:

FIELD STATIONS:

Northeastern Region (Fid. hdqrs.» Greenfield,

MassO :

Edmund C. Filler, Path., in charge.

Maine:

Auburn :

Martin G. Calderara, PL Path, insp., Dist.

Leader,

Aug-usta :

Paul A. Simmonds, Agt.'t Area Leader.

Belfast :

Harrington G. Bradbury, Jr., PL Path.

Insp.t Dist, Leader.

Bridgton :

Joseph B. Pike, Jr, PI, Path, hisp., Dist.

Leader.

Massachusetts :

Greenfield :

George S. Doore, PL Path. Insp., Dist.

Leader.

Worcester :

Earle M. Brockway, Path.>, Dist. Leader.

New Hampshire:

Concord :

Thomas J. King, PL Path. Insp.^ Dist.

Leader.

Keene:

Frederick J. Baker, PL Path, hisp., Dist.

Leader.

Lebanon :

George F. Richardson, Jr., PL Path.

Insp.', Dist. Leader,

Littleton :

Winfield S, Codman, PL Path. Insp., Dist.

Leader.

North Conway:

Stephen H. Boomer, Path., Dist. Leader.

New York:

Albany :

William Clave, For., Area Leader.

Boonville:

Theodore P. Woolschlager, Path., Dist.

Leader.

Gloversville :

John W. Charlton, Path., Dist. Leader.

Kingston :

Fred U. Sievers, For., Dist.- Leader.

Malone :

Harry W. Holcomb, PL Path. Insp., Dist.

Leader.

Saratoga Springs:

Phillip E. Barber, PL Path. Insp.., Dist.

Leader,

Warrensburg :

Noble H. Harpp, For., Dist. Leader.

Pennsylvania :

Bi'ookville :

Marco DeBerti, Path., Dist. Leader..

Harrisburg :

Richard P. Fatzinger, Path., Dist. Leader.

Wilîiamsport :

Vann Ness C. Lilley, Agt„ Dist. Leader.

Vermont :

Bellows Falls:

Frank H. Rose, PL Path. Insp., Dist.

Leader.

Rutland :

Moston R. MulhoUand, PL Path. Insp.,

Dist. Leader..

St. Johnsbury:

Eber H. Palmer, PL Path. Insp., Dist.

Leader.

North Central Region (Fid, hdqrs,, Milwaukee, Wis.) :

Henry N. Putnam, Path, in charge.

Michigan :

Escanaba:

William D. Miller, Agt., Dist. Leader.

Newaygo :

Robert I. Thompson, Path., Dist. Leader.

Traverse City :

Leiton E. Nelson, State Leader, \

FIELD STATIONS—continued

Minnesota :

Duluth ;

Donald M. Stewart, Path., Dist. Leader.

Grand Rapids :

William R. Doell, Jr., Agt., Dist. Leader.

St Paul:

Lawrence B. Ritter, Path., State Leader.

Walker :

Jacob N. Licke, Path., Dist.- Leader.

Wisconsin :

Antigo :

Ray Weber, Path., Dist. Leader.

Madison :

Theodore F. Kouba, Path.., State Leader.

Menornonie :

Elwood W. Cleasb5^ Path., Dist. Leader.

Southern Appalachian Region (Fid. hdqrs.,

Harrisonburg, Va.) :

J. Curtis Ball, For., in charge.

Ralph W. Welch, Agt., Area Leader for W.

Va.., Ky., Tenn,, Ga., S. C.

Henry E. Yost, Path., Area Leader for Va.,

N. C, Md., DeL, D.C.

Northwestern Region (Fid. hdqrs., Spokane

Wash.) :

Herman E. Swanson, Path, in charge Colo.,

Idaho, Mont., Wash., and Wyo.

Harold A. Brischle, Path., {Kaniksii Oper,)

Homer J. Hartman, For. {St.. Joe Oper,)

Marvin C. Riley, For. {Clearwater Oper.)

Fred J. Heinrich, Path. {Couer D'Alene

Oper. )

John C. Gynn, Path., (Nat., and State Parks)

A. Sydney Skoglund, Path. {Mont. Oper.)

Pacific Coast Region (Fid. hdqrs., Berkeley,

Calif.) :

Warren V. Benedict, For,, in charge Calif.

and Oreg.

Roy Blomstrom, For., (Central Sierra Oper.)

Benton Howard, For. (Northern Sierra

Oper.)

Douglas R. Miller, Path. (Disease Sur. and

Scouting),

Frank A. Patty, Path. (Nat. Parks Oper.)

Conrad P, Wessela, For. (Oreg. Oper.)

S. Daryl Adams, Path., (Southern Sierra

Oper.)

Development & Improvement of Control Methods (Fid hdqrs. Berkeley, Calif.) :

Harold R. Offord, Path., in charge.

Idaho—Mos cov/

Harold R. Offord, Path, in charge.

Washington—Spokane :

Harold R. Offord, Path, in charge.

DIVISION OP TRUCK CROP AND

GARDEN INSECT INVESTIGATIONS

(Hdqrs., Washington, D. C.)

William H. White, Ent., in charge.

Truck Crop Insects:

FIELD LABORATORIES:

Arizona—Phoenix (Seed-crop insects) :

Grin A, Hills, Ent.,. in charge,

California :

Alhambra (tomato, cabbage, onion, and

bean insects) :

Roy E. Campbell, Ent., in charge.

Ventura (wireworms) :

Marshall W. Stone, Ent., in charge.

Florida—Quincy (tobacco insects) :

Frank S. Chamberlin, Ent., in charge..

Idaho :

Moscow (pea insects) :

Ralph Schopp, Ent., Acting in charge.

Twin Falls (sugar beet and onion insects) :

James R. Douglass, Ent. in charge.

Louisiana—Baton Rouge (cabbage, turnip,

and sweet potato insects) :

Kirby L. Cockerham, Ent., in charge.

Maine—Orono (potato insects) :

Wayland A. Shands, Ent.. in charge.

Maryland—Beltsville (ornamental plants and

mushroom insects) :

Charles A. Weigei, Ent.^ i% i^rge.
BUREAU OP NUTRITION AND HOME ECONOMICS 37

FIELD LABORATORIES—continued

Nebraska—Scottsbluff (potato insects) :

Robert L. Wallis, Ent., in charge.

New York^—Farmingdale :

G. V. Johnson, Ent., in charge.

North Carolina—Oxford (tobacco insects) :

Corwin F. Stahl, Ent., in charge.

Ohio—Columbus (vegetable insecticides and

tomato insects) :

Ford H. Harries, Ent., in charge.

Oregon—Forest Grove (pea insects) :

Joseph O. Ghamberlin, Ent., in charge.

South Carolina:

Charleston (cabbage insects) :

William J. Reid, Jr., Ent., in charge.

Florence (tobacco insects) :

Norman Allen, Ent., in charge.^

Tennessee—Clarksville (tobacco insects) :

Lincoln B. Scott, Ent., in charge.

Utah—Logan (sugar beet and tomato insects) :

Howard E. Dorst, Ent., in charge.

FIELD LABORATORIES—Continued

Viriginia :

Norfolk (bean insects) :

Ross W. Brubaker, Ent.^, in charge.

Richmond (tobacco insects in storage) :

Joseph N. Tenhet, Ent., in charge.

Washington :

Sumner (ornamental plants insects) :

Charles F. Doucette, Ent., in charge.

Union Gap (potato insects) :

Birely J. Landis, Ent., in charge.

Walla Walla (wireworms and pea insects) ;

Merton C. Lane, Ent.', in charge.

Wisconsin—Madison (pea insects and vegetable insecticides) :

John E. Dudley, Jr., Ent., in charge.

Emergency Survey:

FIELD LABORATORY:

Florida—Quiney (survey of insects affecting

vegetable crops) :

Frank S. Ghamberlin, Ent., in charge.

BUREAU OF NUTRITION AND HOME ECONOMICS

The Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics is a

research organization which conducts both laboratory and^ field

investigations. It also coordinates the nutrition services available

to the public through programs of Federal, state and other agencies. Family economics studies are conducted from the Bureau's

Washington head(iuarters. Laboratory work is performed at the

Agricultural Research Center, Beltsville, Maryland, and at 24

locations in cooperation with research institutions in the states.

Results of all the Bureau's research are disseminated through

technical and popular bulletins and articles, press releases, radio

talks, and motion and other picture material. The program includes studies on:—

1. Food and Nutrition : To determine the nutritive contributions

of different foods to the diet, the food and nutritional requirements of people, and how these facts can be applied

by families in differing circumstances to the buying of

food, the preparation of healthful meals, and the preservation and care of food in the home. Typical studies deal with

the food-energy requirements of children; the digestibility,

physiological energy-value and vitamin A value of selected

foods; and bacteriological and other technical problems of

processing and packaging to improve techniques of home

food preservation through freezing and canning.

2. Family Economics: To investigate problems of household

buying, and the adequacy and relative economy of the food,

clothing and other goods and services that are consumed by

various population groups, particularly the major items of

household expenditure which serve as indicators of farm

family living standards. Special study is given to expenditures for family living as affected by income, family size,

environment and other factors. The nutrient content of the

national food supplies is appraised periodically; available

data are compiled and evaluated on the composition of foods

as marketed and as eaten ; and food budgets are developed for

institutional groups and for families.
38 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

3. Textiles and Clothing : To assist homemakers with the selection, use and care of family clothing and to help producers

in the development of fibers, fabrics and garments for

specific consumer uses.

4. Housing and Household Equipment : To obtain information as

a basis for the improvement of the functional design of

rural houses for comfortable jiving and efficient work. The

operating characteristics and performance in use of household equipment are studied in order to assist families with

the selection, care and use of household equipment.

Hazel K. Stiebelingj Chief

Ruth O'Brien, Asst. Chief

Callie Mae Coons, Asst. Chief

Sadye F. Adelson, Tech. Asst. to Chief

ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION

Cecelia Huneke, Admin. Ojf.

Virginia M. Wright, Budget and Fiscal,

Ida McAuliffe, Personnel.

Joseph A. Woodworth, Pure, and Prop.

INFORMATION DIVISION

Kathryn E, Cronister, Head.

Zelta F. Eodenwold, Inf. Spec. (Agr. Res. Center)

Publications :

Ruth A. Chalmers, Inf. Spec.

Press and Radio:

Emily C. Davis, Inf. Spec,

Visual Material:

Pelagia K. Schultz, Inf. Spec.

FAMILY ECONOMICS DIVISION

Gertrude S. Weiss, Head.<

Family Consumption and Levels of Living:

Margaret L. Brew, Econ.

Economics of Food:

Esther F. Phipard, Food Econ.

Statistical Techniques:

Janet H, Murray, Econ.

FOOD AND NUTRITION DIVISION

Esther L. Batchelder, Head.

Food Composition:

Edward W. Toepfer, Food Cheyn.

Nutritive Value of Pood:

Elsa Orent Keiles, Nutr.' Cheyn.

Nutritional Requirements :

Verz R, Goddard, Nutr. Spec.

Principies of Food Preparation,'

Elsie H. Dawson, Food Spec.

Home Food Preservation :

Howard Reynolds, Bad.

Institutional Studies:

Margaret B. Dreisbach, Home Econ.

HOUSING AND HOUSEHOLD

EQUIPMENT DIVISION

Lenore Sater Thye, Head.

Functional Requirements and Performance of

Household Equipment:

Enid Sater Ross, Household Equip. Spec.

Earl C. McCracken, Phys.

Farmhouse Requirements:

Elizabeth Beveridge, Housing Spec.

Helen S. Holbrook, Housing Spec.

Mildred S. Howard, Housing Spec.

TEXTILES AND CLOTHING DIVISION

Bess V. Morrison, Head.

In-Service Evaluation of Fabrics:

Suzanne Davison, Textile Spec.

Physical and Chemical Properties of Textiles:

Hazel M. Fletcher, Textile Phys.

Margaret S. Furry, Textile Chem.

Margaret T. Goldsmith, Textile Bad.

Clothing Investigations :

Clarice L. Scott, Clothing Spec.

Mary C. Whitlock, Home Econ.

BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY, SOILS, AND

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

The Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering does research on crop, soil, machinery, storage, transportation, and housing problems of general and specialized farming, forestry, and gardening. Among the problems studied are

those of weather, disease, weeds, fertilization, mechanical operations of insect control, and other environmental factors affecting

the growing and storing of farm products and the influence of

environment on the health and production of farm animals as well

as housing of the farm family.

Headquarters for the Bureau are at the Plant Industry Station,

Beltsville, Md. Most of its work is conducted in cooperation with

the State agricultural experiment stations. As indicated in the
BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY, SOILS, AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING 39

Bureau name, the investigations are along three main lines as

follows:

L Studies in the plant sciences : Research with plants is concerned

chiefly with reducing the hazards of production and improving the

yield and quality of all crops and lowering costs and marketing.

The studies may be divided as follows :

1. Introduction and testing of promising seeds and plants from

foreign countries for possible domestic use and for genetic improvement of crops now grown.

2. Breeding of plants that will produce crops of high yield,

good quality, and resistance to disease, insects, heat and cold, and

drought. This involves fundamental research in the laws of inheritance looking toward sound procedures.

3. Studying the pathology, ecology, physiology, morphology,

and cytology of plants for an adequate understanding of disease

control and the relations between environment and cultivation,

and yield and quality. Efforts to control diseases involve studies

of bacteria, fungi, and nematodes, their life histories, and a knowledge of how they are spread to new territory. With this information it is often possible to work out some practical control

measure such as seed treatment, spraying, dusting, or soil fumigation. Through the work of the Crop Plant Disease Forecasting

project current reports on disease occurrence are compiled into

regularly issued warning letters.

One phase of the Bureau's work that has recently received

considerable emphasis is the study of plant growth-regulating

chemicals, which have a variety of uses, including weed control,

treatment of cuttings to stimulate root formation, prevention of

preharvest drop of some fruits, blossom thinning, hastening of

ripening, increase of flavor and nutritional value, and others.

One result of these studies most familiar to the public is the use

of such chemicals as 2.4-D for weed control, now practiced on a

number of crops and on millions of acres.

The basic discovery of the effects of length of day on the blossoming and fruiting of plants has resulted in a long series of

studies on the effects of this factor on various plants and their

propagation, adaptation, and production.

II. Research on Soils and Their Management: Soil investigations

center around the relations between the soil and the crops it

produces. Research in this field seeks to develop a better understanding of the various soils of the country and to find ways to

increase their fertility and productivity. An important phase of

this work is the soil survey. This involves classification of the

soils of the entire country by counties into many groups that

include more than 8,000 types. The distribution of individual soil

types is shown on maps in sufficient detail and accuracy for predicting the production possibilities of each field and farm. This

Job of classifying all of the agricultural soils of the country, done

in cooperation with State Agricultural Experiment Stations, is

now in its fiftieth year and is about half completed. It provides

farmers with information on the physical and chemical character-
40 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

istics of their soils, which fields are best adapted to certain crops,

and what fertilizers and other management practices to use.

Other work on soils includes studies of their basic physical and

chemical properties ; research on the microscopic plant and animal

life in the soil and its effect on crops ; and methods of cultivation,

irrigation, and crop rotation. The studies of soils-water-plant

relationships that may affect management of different soils or

irrigation of crops have as their objective the development of

practices for more efficient production while at the same time

conserving the nation's soil resources.

The soil investigations also cover the development of new types

of fertilizer or other soil amendments or the formulations of fertilizer, the testing of these for use on various crops, their application or placement in the soil for efficient returns to the farmer, the

utihzation of applied plant food materials by plants as shown in

studies with radioactive isotopes, and similar problems in fertilizer technology.

III. Investigations in Agricultui^al Engineering : The engineering

work of the Bureau has to do with the efficient use of power, labor,

machines, and materials in farming. Studies are directed toward

improving farm machinery and equipment for seed-bed preparation, planting, fertilizer placement, cultivation, and harvesting

of crops, and their protection from insects or other plant pests,

diseases, and competition from weeds. The investigations also

involve various methods of drying or conditioning hay and grains,

cotton ginning and packing, fiber flax processing, hulling of seeds

and nuts, and processing of other crops or farm products on the

farm or in the nearby rural communities for efficient marketing

or improvement in quality, and their conditioning or storage for

transportation, marketing, or use at the convenience of the grower.

In addition to the use of mechanical power, the Bureau's studies

involve income-producing applications of electrical energy in

farming, both in the form of power and as radiations that may

affect the growth and production of plants or the health and

comfort of farm animals.

In the field of farm structures, studies are directed toward

improving the design of different types of farm storages and

service buildings for efficient use and operations, and for strength

as well as economy in materials and construction. Studies in

animal housing involve the environmental factors that may affect

the health and production of animals. Farm housing research is

directed toward the design and planning of more livable farm

homes. The Bureau assists other Bureaus of the Department in

the design and supervision of construction outside the District of

Columbia and advises them in the purchase of engineering equipment.

The development of the National Arboretum was begun under

the act of March 4, 1927 (Public No. 799, 69th Cong.), and funds

for its operation are appropriated through the Bureau of Plant

Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering. Pursuant to authority contained in this act, the Secretary of Agriculture created

the Advisory Council of the National Arboretum. The council
BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY, SOILS, AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING 41

makes recommendations concerning the establishment and maintenance of the National Arboretum for purposes of research and

regarding tree and plant life.

Robert M. Salter, Chief

Albert H. Moseman, Spec, AssL to Chief

Max A. McCall, Asst Chief (Field Crops)

Frank P. Cullinan, Asst. Chief (Hort. Crops and Forest Diseases)

Frank W. Parker, Asst. Chief (Soils)

Arthur W. Turner, Asst. Chief (Agr, Engineering)

Edmund Stephens, Asst. Chief (Admin.)

DIVISIONS OF ADMINISTRATION

Edmund Stephens, Aast. Chief, in charge.

Division of Budget Management

Victor H. Beach, Head.

Emmett R. DeMoss, Asat. to Head.

Division of Fiscal and Business

Management

Edward H. Killen. Head.

George B. Holmes, Head, Prop., Space, and Rec

Mgmt. See.

John N. McLaughlin, Fiscal Asst.^

Clifford M. Ringuette. Head, Ace. Unit.

DeWitt C. Tyler, Head, Audit Unit.

Dorothea V. Barrett, Head, Proc. Unit.

Thomas S. Higgs, Head, Prop. Unit.

Division of Personnel Management

John P. McAuley, Head.

Elizabeth Bracey, Employ. Off

LaVerne B. Richards, Claasif.^ Off.

Division of Information

Louis E. Childers, Head.

Raymond W. Keinen, hifo. Consul.

Charles E. Gapen, Info. Spec.

Marguerite Gilstrap, Info. Spec.

Paul D. Olejar, Tech. Ed.

Annie R. Gravatt, Tech. Ed.

Plant Industry Station

Heber P. Sevy, Supt., Experiment Farm.

Melvin C. Miller, Supt., Bldgs. and Utilities.

FIELD CROPS

Max A. McCall, Asst. Chief, in charge

Division of Cereal Crops and Diseases

Karl S. Quisenberry, Head Agron. in charge.

Donald C. Beckler, Admin. A8st.>

Barley:

Gustav A. Wiebe, Pri7i. Agron.

Corn :

Merle T. Jenkins, Prin. Agron.

Grain Sorghum :

John H. Martin, Sr. Agron.

Oats:

T. Ray Stanton, Sr. Agron.

Rice:

Jenkins W. Jones, Prin. Agron. Wheat:

Samuel C. Salmon, Prin. Agron.

Herman A. Rodenhiser, Prin. Path.

Burton B. Bayles, Prin. Agron.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS (coop. with respective

State Agr, Expt. Stations, with exception

of Beltsville). r

Arkansas—Stuttgart :

C Roy Adair, Assoc. Agron.' (rice prod.

and breeding).

California:

Biggs:

Arthur H. Williams, Assi. .4£iron. {rice prod, and breeding),

Brawley :

Verne E. Cornstock, Assoc. Agron.. {seed

flax prod, and breeding).

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

California—Continued

Davis :

Colt A. Suneson, Agron. {barley, luheat,

and oat prod., breeding, and genet)

El Centro:

L. Gordon Gear, Collah. {seed flax breed-'

ing).

Pasadena :

Albert E. Longley, Genet. {Cytol.) (corn

cytology, histology, and morphology).

Ernest G. Anderson, Collah. {corn breeding for insect and disease resistance).

Florida—Gainesville :

Robert W. Earhart, Assoc. Path, {oats,

barley, wheat, and rye diseases).

Georgia :

Experiment:

U. R. Gore, Agt. {wheat, oat, and barley

prod, and breediyig and soybean prod.) Tifton : ^ fWayne H. Freeman, Agron. {corn prod,

and breeding).

Idaho—Aberdeen :

Harland Stevens, Agron. {barley, oat, and

wheat prod, and breeding).

Illinois—Urbana :

Wayne M. Beaver, Agt. {wheat and oat

Indiana—Lafayette :

Arthur M. Brunson, Sr. Agron. {corn

breeding and prod.),

Arnold J. Ullstrup, Path, {corn diseases).

Glenn M. Smith, Agron. {sweetcorn and

popcorn production and breeding).

Samuel R. Miles, Collab,, {corn yield tests).

Leroy E. Compton, Assoc. Agron. {wheat,

oat, rye, and barley diseases and breeding),

Ralph M. Caldwell, Collab. {wheat, oat, rye,

and barley diseases and breeding).

Iowa—Ames :

George F, Sprague, Prin.^ Agron. {corn

prod., breeding, genet, and diseases).

Hickman C. Murphy, Sr. Path., {oat disease and breeding),

Lyman C. Burnett. Collab. {oat and seed

flax prod, and breeding).

Lowell H. Penny, Asst. Agron. {corn borer

resistance).

Philip A. Miller, Agt. {corn breeding and

genet.).

Kansas :

Hays :

Arthur F. Swanson, Agron. {sorghum,

tvheat, oat, and barley prod, a^id breeding ).

Alfred J. Casady, Agt. {sorghum, wheat,

oats, and barley prod, and breeding).

Manhattan :

Elmer G, Heyse, Agt. (wheat, oat, sorghum breeding and genet.).

Charles O. Johnston, Path, (wheat and

oat diseases).

Karl F, Finney, Chem. {wheat quality).

Hurley Fellows, Assoc. Path, {ivheat diseases).

John A. Shellenberger, Collab. {wheat

Quality).
42 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

Manhattan—Continued

Loyd A. Tatum, Assoc. Agron. {corn

prod,, breeding and genet.).

Byron S. Miller, Assoc. Chem. (ivheat

quality)^

Donald E. Fleming» Agi. {wheat quality).

John F. McCammon, AsaU Cereal Technol. {wheat quality).

Gerald D. Miller, Agt. (wheat quality).

Dale E. Weibel, Asst. Agron. {wheat,

cat, and sorghum breeding and genet.).

Hilmer H. Laude, Collab.' {wheat prod.).

Louisiana:

Baton Rouge:

Hugo F. Stoneberg, Assoc. Agron. {corn

prod, and breeding).

Crowley:

Nelson E. Jodon, Assoc. Agron. {rice

breeding, genet., and diseases ).

Maryland-—Beltsville :

John W. Taylor, Sr. Agron. {wheat, oat,

barley, and rye prod., breeding, and

genet.).

Harold H. McKinney, Sr. Path, {cereal and

aolanaceous virus diseases).

Golburn C. Fifield, Sr. Bak. Technol. {wheat

quality).

Victor F. Tapke, Sr. Path, {barley disRobert W. Leukel. Path, {sorghum and

misc. cereal diseases).

William J. S&nào, Agron. {tuheat breedimg

and geriet.).

Conley V. Lov^tlier, Assoc. Path, {wheat

diseases).

Alvin J. Pinckney, Assoc. Chem. Hvheat

quality)

Alice L. Robert, Assoc. PatJt.' {corn diseases) .

David J. Ward, Asst. Agron. {cereal introductions) .

Aaron G. Johnson, CoUab. {tvheat disGU/BßS ^

Arthur C. Dillman, Collab. {flax breeding

and prod.).

Minnesota—St. Paul:

Elmer R. Ausemus, Agron. {luheat breeding).

Moses N. Levine, Fat/i. {wheat and barley

leaf rust),

Joseph O. Culbertson, Agron, {flax prod.,

breeding, and genet. % project leader of

seed flax investigations).

Mississippi—State College:

Robert C. Eckhardt, Agron. {corn prod.,

breeding, and genet.).

Missouri—Columbia:

Lewis J. Stadler, Agt. {corn breeding and

genet.).

Ernest R. Sears, Sr. Genets {wheat genet.).

Marcus S. Zuber, Assoc. Agron. {corn

breeding and genet.).

John M. Poehiman, CoZtób. {small grain

prod, and breeding).

Montana—-Bozeman:

Francis H. McNeal, Asst. Agron. {wheat,

oat, barley, and seed flax prod, and

breeding; wheat stem saiofly resistance).

Nebraska—Lincoln :

Louis P. Reitz, Sr. Agron. {wheat, oat,

rye, and barley prod^, breeding, and

physioh; reffi coord, hard red winter

wheat program). ;

Orrin J. Webster, Assoc. Agron, {sorghum^

wheat, oat, and barley prod, and breeding),

New York—^Ithaca:

Lowell F. Randolph, Agt. {corn cytoL,

histoL, a7id morphol.).'

North Carolina—Raleigh :

Paul H. Harvey, Agt. (corn prod, and

breeding).

PIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

North Dakota^—Fargo :

Harold H. Flor, Path, (seed flax âiseaàèn

and breeding) .<

Ruben M. Heermann, Assi. Agron., (tvheat

breeding and genet.; wheat stem saiofly

resistance).

Ohio—Wooster :

Glen H. Stringfield, Sr. Agron. {corn prod.

and breeding),

Jasper D. Sayre, Physioh (corn physiol.).

Charles E. Bode, Cereal Technol. (ivheat

quality; in charge of Fed. Soft Wheat

Lab,),

William T. Yamazaki, Assoc. Chem. {wheat

quality).

Harold K, Heizer, As8t.> Cereal Technol,

{ivheat quality).

Leo T. Kissell, Jr. Chem. {ivheat quality).

Oklahoma—Stillwater ï

John B. Sieglinger, Sr. Agron. (sorghum

and broomcorn prod., breeding, and

genet.).

Alva M. Schlehuber, Agron. (wheat, oat,

and barley prod, and breeding).

Oregon—Pendleton :

J. Foster Martin, Asst. Agron., {wheat

prod.' and breeding).

South Dakota—Brookings:

George W. Bruehl, Assoc. Path., {foot rot

of cereals and grasses),

Tennessee—KnoxviUe:

Frederick D. Richey, Prin. Agron. (corn

prod., breeding and genet.; reg. coord,

southern corn progratn)..

Texas:

Beaumont:

Edgar C. Tullis, Path, {rice diseases).

Henry M. Beachell, Agron. {rice prod.

and breeding).

William C. Davis, Agt. {rice prod.,

breeding, and diseases).

Chillicothe:

Joseph C. Stephens, Assoc. Agron., sorghum prod., breeding, and genet.).

John R. Quinby, Agt. (sorghum prod,

and breeding; grass improv. and soybeans) .

College Station:

Edgar S. McFadden, Assoc. Agron.,

(tvheat, oat, and seed flax prod, and

breeding).

Dentón:

Irving M. Atkins, Agron. (ivheat, barley,

and oat prod, and breeding).

Utah—Logan :

Rollo W. Woodward, Assoc. Agron., (wheat,

oat, sorghum, and barley prod, and

breeding).

Washington :

Pullman :

Charles S. Holton, Path, {tvheat diseases

and oat smuts).

Orville A. Vbgel, Agron., (wheat prod,

and breeding; reg. coord, western

white lüheats).

Mark A; Barmore, Sr. Chem. (wheat

quality; in charge of Western Wheat

Quality Lab.),

Doyle C. Udy, Agt. (wheat quality).

Donald F. Sundberg, Asst. (Cereal Technol. (tvheat quality).

William F. Sollars, Asst. Chem., (wheat

quality),

Wisconsin—Madison :

Janies G. Dickson, AgrÉ. {harley, wheat,

and oat diseases).

Allan D. Dickson, Sr. Chem. (barley quality; in charge of Barley and Malt Lab.).

Ruebush G, Shands, St. Agron, (barley

and tvheat breeding),

Paul E. Hoppe, Assoe, FafÄ. (corn diseases).

William J. Olson, Assoc, Chem. {barley

qwality).
BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY, SOILS, AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING 43

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

Wisconsin—Madison—Continued

William H. Eoiï, Agt. (barley quality).

Bernard A, Burkhart, CoUab. {barley

quality).

Division of Weed Investigations

Roy L. Lovvom, Head Agron. in charge.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS (coop. with respective

State Agr. Expt. Stations, with exception

of Beltsville) :

Arizona—Phoenix :

H. Fred Arle, Assi. Plant Physîol.

{control of noxious weeds),

Colorado—Denver :

Eugene T. Oborn, Assoc. Plant Physîol.

{control of noxious weeds).

Georgia—Experiment:

Samuel V. Stacy, Agt.

{control of noxious tveeds).

Idaho : Meridian •

Jesse M. Hodgson, Asat. Agron,

{control of noxious weeds).

Moscow:

Clarence I. Seely, Agt.

{control of yioxious weeds).

Iowa—^^Ames :

Arthur L. Bakke, Collab.

{res. on control of noxious weeds).

Kansas—Hays : William H. Phillips, Asst. Agron.

{control of noxious weeds).

Maryland, Beltsville :

Paul J. Lindner, Asst. Plant Physîol.

{control of noxious weeds).

Michigan—East Lansing :

Buford H, Grigsby, Agt.

{control of noxious weeds in sugar beets).

Minnesota—St. Paul:

John H. Miller, Asst. Agron.

Mississippi—State College:

Vernon C. Harris, Asst. Agron.

{control of noxious iveeds).

Nebraska—Lincoln :

Dayton L. Klingman, Assoc. Agron.

(co7itrol of noxious weeds).

Neal Shafer, Collab.

(control of noxious weeds).

North Dakota—Fargo :

Earl A. Helgeson, Collab.

(control of noxious weeds in sugar beets),

South Dakota—Brookings :

Leonard M. Stahler, Agron.

(control of noxious weeds: reg. coord.

North Central program).

Texas—^^Spur:

Dale W. Young, Asst. Agron.

(control of noxious weeds),

Utah—Logan :

P. Leonard Timmons, Sr. Agron.

(control of noxious weeds on irrigated

lands; reg. coord, for Western reg.).

E. Dale Webber, Agt.

(control of noxious weeds).

Washington—Presser:

Victor P. Bruns, Asst. Agron.

(control of noxious weeds).

Division of Cotton and other Fiber Crops

and Diseases

Henry D. Barker, Head Agr. in Charge.

Charles M.Matheny, Assi. to Head..

Arthur Jones, In Charge Bus. Oper.

Marcus L. Jaeger, Photo.

Cotton Breeding, Improvement and Genetic

Investigations:

Fiber Quality Investigations:

Thomas Kerr.

Cotton Disease Investigations:

John T. Presley, Prin. Path.

Cotton Culture, Nutrition, and Physiology Investigations :

W. Hardy Tharp, Jr., Prin. PhtjsioL

Cotton Variety and Production Standardization!:

Jonas E. Hite, Sr. Agron.

Leaf and Stem Fiber Plants:

Brittain B. Robinson, Sr. Agron,

FIELD HEADQUARTERS (coop. with respective

täte Agr. Expt. Stations unless otherwise

indicated) :

Alabama—Auburn (coop. Ala. Agr, Expt. Sta.

and Ext. Serv.) :

Albert L. Smith, Path, (cotton disease

invest*).

Homer B. Tisdale, Agt. (cotton breeding

invest,),

Dana G. Sturkie, CoUah. (cotton physioL

and nutr. invest. ).

Olin N. Andrews, Agt. (cotton variety and

prod, standardization.),

Arizona—Sacaton (U. S. Fid. Sta.) (cotton

breeding and impr. invest,).

Robert H. Peebles, 6V. Agron. and Supt.

Arkansas :

Fayette (coop. Ark. Agr. Expt. Sta.) :

J. O. Ware, Sr. Agron, (cotton breeding

and gennet. invest. ).

Robert O. Thomas, Assoc. PL PhysioL

(cotton defoliation invest.).

Little Rock (coop. Ark. Ext. Serv.) (cotton variety and prod, standardization.) :

Mariana (coop. Cotton Br. Expt. Sta.)

cotton breeding and genet, invest.) :

Carl A. Moosberg, Assoc. Agron,

California :

Calif.—Davis (U. of Cal.) :

Vernon L, Hall, Asst. PL PhysioL, (cotton

defoliation invest.).

Riverside (U. S. Fiber Crops. Lab.) (leaf

and stem fiber invest.) :

John M. Webber, Cytol,

San Francisco :

Thomas H, Kearney, Collab, (cotton

breeding and genet, invest.).

Shafter (U. S. Cotton Fid. Sta.) (coop,

with California Planting Cotton Seed

Distributors) (cotton impr. invest.) :

Geo. J. Harrison, Prin, Agron.

Scott C. McMichael, Assoc. Genet.

Florida :

Belle Glade (coop. Fla. Agr. Expt. Sta. and

Ext. Service) (leaf and stem fiber

invest.) :

Gangstad, Edward O., Agt.

Georgia :

Athens (coop. Ga. Ext. Serv.) (cotton

variety and prod, standardization.) :

Edison C. Westbrook, Agt.

Atlanta (cotton variety and prod, standardisation.) :

Clarence A. McLendon, Agron.

Experiment (coop. Ga. Agr. Expt. Sta.)

(cotton impr. invest.) :

Wilfred W. Ballard, Agron.

Tifton (coop. Ga. Coastal Plain Expt. Sta.)

(cotton breeding and genet, invest.) :

Julian G. Jenkins, Agt.

Louisiana—Baton Rouge (coop. La. Agr.

Expt. Sta. and Ext. Serv.) :

David C. Neal, Sr. Path, (cotton disease

invest. ).

Iddo W. Carson, Agt. (cotton variety and

prod, standardization).

Mississippi :

Jackson (cotton variety and prod, standardization) :

Jonas E. Hite, Sr. Agron.

State CollesG (coop. Miss. Agr. Exp. Sta.) :

Alfred O. Wiles, Agt.

Thomas M. Waller, Agt.^ (cotton variety

and prod, standardization).

Stoneville (U. S. Cotton Fid. Sta., coop.

Miss. Delta Er. Expt. Sta.) (cotton

impr. invest.) :

D. Gray Miley, Supt.

James R. Meyer, Agt. (cotton genet,

invest.).
44 DlRECTOEY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

New Mexico—State College (U. S. Cotton

Fid. Sta., coop. Ñ, Mex. College of Agr.

and Mech, Arts) (cotton impr, invest.) :

Albert R. Leding, Assoc, Agron. and Sii-pt.

Lester M. Blank, Sr. PL Path, (cotton

disease invest.),

John B. Cotton, Assoo, Agron, (cotton

hreeding invest.).

North Carolina:

Raleigh (coop. N. C. Agr, Expfc. Sta. and

Ext. Serv.) :

Stanley G. Stephens, Agt. ( cotton genet.

invest.).

Paul H. Kime, Assoc, Agron. {cotton

breeding invest.)

Julius A. Shanklin, Agt, {cotton variety and prod, standardization).

Statesville (U. S. Cotton Bid. Sta., coop.

N. C. Agr. Expt. Sta. and N. C. Dept.

of Agr., Piedmont Branch Station)

{cotton impr, invest.):

John W. Hendricks, Agt. and Supt.

Oklahoma (coop. Okla. Agr. Expt. Sta. and

Ext. Serv.) :

Chickasha (cotton impr. invest.) :

Ishmael M. Parrott, Agt.

Stillwater:

Lloyd A. Brinkerhoff, A%so. PL Path.

{cotton disease invest).

John M. Green, Agt. (cotton breeding

and genet, invest.)

Oregon—Corvallis (coop, Oregon Agr. Expt.

Sta.) (leaf and stern fiber invest.) ;

Donald W. Fishier, Agt.

South Carolina:

Clemson {coop. S. C. Agr, Expt. Sta. and

Ext. Serv.) :

George M. Armstrongs, Collab. {cotton

disease and phys. invest. ).

Joanne K. Armstrong, Agt. (cotton disease invest.).

Henry W. Barre, Collah. (fiber quality

invest.).

Florence (Pee Dee Expt. Sta.) (cotton

invest.) : William H, Jenkins, Agron.

Tennessee—Knoxville (XJ. S. Cotton Fid. Sta.)

(cotton impr. invest.).

Dwight M. Simpson, Agron.

Kenneth L. Hertel, Collab. (fiber quality

invest.),

Texas:

College Station (coop, with Texas Agr.

Expt. Sta. and Ext. Serv.)

Thomas R. Eichmond, Sr, Agron. (cotton breeding and genet, invest.).

Frank M. Eaton, Prin. PL Physiol. (cotton physiol. and nutr. invest. ).

David R. Ergle, Chem. {cotton physioL

and nutr. invest.)

Greenville (XJ. S. Cotton Fid. Sta., coop,

with Texas Agr. Expt. Sta. and Ext.

Serv.) (cotton impr. invest.) :

Dalton R. Hooton, Assoc. Agron. and

Supt.

Wisconsin—Madison (coop, with Wise. Agr.

Expt. Sta.) (leaf and stem fiber invest.) :

Kenneth P. Buchholtz, Collab.

Division of Forage Crops and Diseases

Will M. Myers, Head Agron. in charge.

David F. Beard, Prin, Agron.^ Aast. Head.

Blanche Gotthardt, in charge bus. oper.

Alfaïfa and Root Crops:

Olaf S. Aamodt, Prin. Agron.

Clovers:

Eugene A. Hollowell, Prin. Agron.

Soybeans, Cowpeas, and Vcîvetbeans:

Martin G. Weiss, Prin. Agron.

Lespedeza, Lupines, Lotus, and Southern

Legumes:

Paul R. Henson, Sr. Agron.

Grasses¡

Mason A. Hein, Prin. Agron.

Pasture, Range, Hay, and Siiage:

Mason A. Hein, Pi-iti. Aaron.

Turf: /

Will M. Myers, Head Agron.

Fred V. Grau, Collab. (U. S. Golf Assn.).

Foundation Seed:

Garitón S. Garrison, Prín. Agr.

Forage Crops Diseases :

Kermit W. Kreitlow, Sr. PaÉ/i.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS (coop. with respective

state Agr. Expt. Stations) :

Alabama—Fairhope :

Otto Brown, Collab. (aoybeana).

Arkansas—Fayettesville :

Paul E. Smith, Collab. (soybeans).

Colo.—Ft. Collins ;

John Dean, Assoo. Agron.

Georgia :

Experiment :

James L. Weîmer, Sr. Path, (legume

diseases).

ßobt. E. Burns, Assoc. Physiol. (seed

storage studies).

Tifton:

Glen W. Burton, Sr. Genet, (grass impr.).

Illinois—Urbana (U. S. Reg. Soybean Res.

Lab.) (coop, with Agr. Expt. Stations of

12 North Central States and 12 Southern

States) :

Jackson L. Carter, Sr, Agron. and Dir.

(soybeans).

Dean F. MeAllster, PL Physiol. (soybean

physiol. ).

Leonard F. Williams, Assoc. Agron. (soybean impr.).

Floyd I. Collins, Assoc. Chem. (8oybea7i

analyses).

Donald W. Chamberlain, Assoc. PL Path,

(soybean diseases).

Indiana—Lafayete:

Albert H. Probst, Assoc. Agron. (soybean

impr.)

Gerald O. Mott, Collab. (turf).

Kirk L. Athow, Agt. (soybea^i diseases).

lov/a—Ames:

Charles R. Weber, ¿rf. (soybea7i impr.).

Carroll P. Yv'ilsie, Collah. (alfalfa and

clover).

James M. Crall, Afift. (soybean diseases).

Kansas—Manhattan :

Clarence O. Grandfield, Agron. (alfalfa

irnpr. and prod.).

Kling L. Anderson, Collab. (grass impr.

and pastures. ).

James W. Zahnley, Collab. (soybeans),

Kentucky—Lexington:

Ernest N. Fergus, Collab. (clover impr.

and diseases).

Louisiana—Baton Rouge:

John P. Gray, Collab. (soybeans, gen.

forage crops, and pastures).

John G. Atkins, Collab, (soybean diseases).

MaiTland—Beltsville :

Plant Industry Station :

Robert E. Wagner, Agron. (grass and

pastures).

Ian Forbes, Jr., Asst. Agron (turf).

Jim P. Trimble, Asai. Genet, (cytology

of grasses and legumes).

Helen S. Sherwin, Asst. Pd. Path. ( soybean diseases).

Douglas D. Fairfax, Sr. Agr. Aid (gen.

forage crops).

Agricultural Research Center :

Herbert L. Wilkins, Assoc. Chem. (composition of forage crops).

Michigan—East Lansing:

Carter M. Harrison, Collah. (turf).

Herbert R. Pettigrove. CoWaô. (soybeans).

Minnesota—St. Paul:

Jean W. Lambert, Collab. (soybeans).

Milton F. Kernkamp, OoOab. (soybean dis-
BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY, SOILS, AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING 45

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

Mississippi:

state College:

Hugh W. Bennett, Agt. (gen. forage

crops),

Stonville :

Edgar E. Hartwig, Agron. (soybeans).

Howard W. Johnson, Sr. Path. (gen. forage diseases).

Missouri—Columbia :

E. Marion Brown, Sr. Agron. (pastures,

grass impr. and prod.).

Joe D. Baldridge, Asst. Agron. (legume

impr. ).

Carl V. Feaster, Asst. Agron. (soybeans).

Montana—Bozeman :

Rhea E. Stitt, Assoc. Agron. (pastures,

range and grass impr.),

Nebraska—Lincoln :

Laurence C. Newell, Agron. (pastures and

grass impr.).

Hugo O. Graumann, Agron. (alfalfa impr.).

Gilbert T. Webster, Assoc. Agron. {siüeetelover impr.).

Donald G. Hanway, Collab. (soybeans).

Nevada—Reno :

Oliver F. Smith, PL Path, (alfalfa diseases

and im/pr.).

North Carolina—Raleigh :

Clarence H. Hanson, Assoc. AêT^OW. (legume

impr, ).

Herbert W. Johnson, Assoc. Agron. (soybeans) . -

J, Lewis Allison, Sr. Pr. Path. (gen. forage

diseases).

Samuel G, Lehman, Collab. (soybean diseases).

North Dakota,:

Fargo :

Theodore E. Stoa, Collab. (soybeans).

Mandan:

George A. Rogler, Agron. (pastures,

range and grass impr.).

Ohio:

Columbus:

Charles J, Willard, Collab. (legume

prod.).

Woosterj

Lloyd E. Thatcher, Collab. (grasses).

Oklahoma:

Stillwater:

Donald P. Swift, Collab. (soybeans).

Woodward:

David A. Savage, Sr. Agron. and Supt.

(pastures and range inn^pr.).

Jack R. Harlan, PI. Genet, (grass impr.).

Ernest H. Mcllvain, Jr., Range Ecol.

(range and pastures).

Oregon—Corvallîsî

Harry A. Schoth, Sr. Agron. (pastures,

gen. forage crops and turf).

Henry H. Rampton, Assoe. Agron. (grass

and legume impr.).

John R. Hardison, Asso. Path, (grass and

legume diseases).

Pennsylvania—State College: (U. S. Reg.

Pasture Res. Lab.) (coop, with Agr.

Expt. Stations in Del., Md., N. J.,

N. Y., Pa., W. Va., and the New England States) :

Ralph J. Garber, Prin. Agron. and Dir.

( grass iw.pr.}.

Vanee G. Sprague, Sr. Agron. (phyaiol.

and mgt.).

Joseph T. Sullivan, PL Physiol. (biochemistry and nutr.).

Robert R. Robinson, Agron. (8oil-pla7it

relationships.).

Angus A. Hanson, Agt. (grass and legume impr, ).

Helen D, Hill, Asst. Genet, (eytology of

grasses and legumes.).

Joseph H. Graham, Agt.

South Carolina—Clemson :

William R. Paden, Collab, (soybeans).

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

South Dakota—Brookings :

Maurice W. Adams, Collab. (soybeans and

legumes).

Tennessee—Knoxville :

Laurence N, Skold, Collab. (soybeans).

Texas:

Beaumont:

Ralph M. Weihing, Agron. (grass, legume

and pasture impr.).

Chillicothe :

J. Roy Quinby, Agt. (grass impr, and

soybeans).

College Station:

Richard C. Potts, Collab. (soybeans and

gen, forage crops),

Utah—Logan :

Wesley Keller, Genet, (grass impr. and

range).

John W. Carlson, Agron. (alfalfa, forage

and seed prod.).

Marion W. Pédersen, Asst. Agron. (alfalfa

seed prod, and impr.).

Virginia—Blacksburg :

T. Jackson Smith, Collab. (soybeans and

gen. forage crops),

Washington—Pullman:

George W. Fischer, Collab. (grass diseases),

Wisconsin—Madison :

Earie W. Hanson, PL Path, (red clover

diseases and impr.).

Etiar L. Nielsen, Agron. (cytogenetics and

breeding of grasses).

William K. Smith, Agt. (alfalfa and sweetclover impr.).

James H. Torrie, Collab. (soybeans).

Division of Rubber Plant Investigations

Robert D. Rands, Head Agr., in charge,

Loren G. Polhamus, Asst. Head.

Marion N. Walker, Prin. Agr. (res. eoord.).

Adelaide W. Wells, Admin. Asst., in charge

bus. oper,

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—United States:

California:

Salinas (U. S. Natural Rubber Res, Sta.) :

Hewitt M. Tysdal, Prin. Genet, (invest,

on guayule and other rubber-bearing

pis.).

Marion G. Slattery, Asst.< PL Physiol,

Benj. Barnes.

Stanford University (coop, with Stanford

University) :

Ira L. Wiggins, CoiZaft. (Guayule breeding investigation) .^

Florida—Coconut Grove (PI. Introduction

Garden) :

Harold P. Loomis, Sr. Agron. (miso.

rubber pi. prod, and breeding invest. ).

William Mackinnon, Prin, Agr, (reg.

plantation mgt. advice).

Oregon—Corvallis (coop. Oreg. Agr. Expt.

Sta.) Î

Robert W. Henderson, Agt. (Genet.),

(kok-saghyz breeding invest.).

Texas—^Winter Haven (coop, Texas Agr.

Expt. Sta.) :

Franz A. Frank, A^fi. (Agron.), (invest,

on guayule and other rubber-bearing

pis.).,

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Foreign :

Brazil (coop. Ministerio de Agricultura) :

Belterra (Santarem, Para) :

Charles H. T. Townsend, Agt. (Agron. ),

(hevea rubber prod, and invest.).

Colombia (coop. Ministerio de la Economía

Nacional) :

Villa Arteaga (Dem. Plantation and Res.

Center) :

Raymond E. Stadelman, Sr. Agr.

(hevea rubber prod, invest.),

Richard Evans Sehultea, Sr. Bot.

(jungle selection).
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FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Foreign—continiied

Costa Rica (coop. Secretaría de Agricultura

e Industrial) :

Guapiles {U.S.D.A. Coop. Rubber PL

Substa. "Los Diamantes"):

Wallace E. Manis, Agr. {hevea rubber jwod. invest.).

Turrialba (U.S.D.A. Coop, Rubber PL

Fid. Sta.)j

Ernest P. Imie, PrÍ7i, Agr, {hevea

rubber prod, hive^t,).

MichaeL L. Lartgford, Sr. Patfe. (hevea disease invest,).

John B. Carpenter, Paiftr.

LuiB E, Gregory, Assoc. PL Physiol]

Guatemala (eoop. Ministerio de Agricultura) :

Cuyotenango (U.S.D.A. Rubber Prop, and^

Res. Center "Entre Ríos") :

J. Forres O'Donnal, Agron. (hevea

rubber prod, and invest.).

Haiti (coop. Secretaire d'Etat de Flnstructioii Publique et de rAgriculture) :

MarfrancJeremîe (U.S.D.A. Coop. Rubber PL Pld. Sta.) V

Arthur W. Bechtêl, Sr, Hort, (hevea

rubber prod, and invest.),

Mexico (coop. Secretaria de Agricultura y

Fomento) :

Co2olapa, Oaxaea (Campo Experimental

de ïiule "El Palmar") :

August M. Gorens, Assoc. PL Path,

(hevea disease invest.).

Robert H. Bartîett, Asêt, Agr. {hevea

rubber prod, invest.).

Mexico City:

Thomas U. Mallery, Sr., Agron. (hevea

rubber prod, and ivivest.)

Peru (coop. Ministerio de Agricultura) •

Tingo Maria (Estación Experimental Agrícola de Tingo Maria) :

Howard F. AUard, Sr; Agron. (hevea

rubber prod, invest,).

Division of Sugar Plant Investigations

Elmer W. Brandes, Heoii Path., in charge.

Gamer A. Green, Admin. Asst., in charge bus.

oper.

Percy St. C.Browne/P/10Í05.

Henri A, Kuyper,Prin. Translator.

Sugar Beet InvestigationsÎ

George H. Coons, Prin. Path.

FIELD HEÂBQUARTERSI ,

California ;

.Riverside (sugar beet eurly top invest.):

Eubanks Carsner, Prw. PafJt.

Nahum J. Giddings, Sr. Path.

James M. Fife, Bioc/iem.

Charles Price, vieron.

Robert M. Worley, Admin. Asst.f in

charge bus. oper.

Salinas (sugar beet curly top invest.) :

John S. McFarlane, Genet.

Colorado—Fort Collins < coop. Colo. Agr.

Expt. Sta.) :

John O. Gaskill, M. S., PL Path.

George W, Deming, Agron. (sugar beet

path, and agron,)

IdahQ—Twin Falls (sugar beet curly top invest.) :

Robert L. PiemeiseL Sr. Plant PhysioL

Albert M. Murphy, ¿dgroii.

Maryland—Beltsville (sugar beet path, and

iagron.) i

George H. Coons, Prin. Path.

John E. Kotila, Sr. PaiÄ.

Dewey Stewart, Sr. ^firron,

Michigan—East Lansing (coop. Mich. Agr,

Expt. Sta.) :

Harold W. Bockstahler, Pai^. (sugar beet

black root invest.)

George J. Hogaboam, Asst Agron.

JoQ G, 1Á11, Agrori. (sugar beet agron.)

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued ;-

Minnesota—St Paul (coop. Minn. Agr. Expt.

Sta.) 1 V .

Charles L. Schneider, vlssi. Plant Path,

(sugar beet blaek root invest.)

New Mexico—State College (coop. N. Mex.

Agr, Expt. Sta.) :

Ernst Artschwager, Sr, Bot. {sugar plant

hot. invest.)

John C. Overpeck, A0f. (sugar beet path,

and agron. invest.)

Oregon—Corvallis (coop. Oreg. Agr^ Expt.

Sta.) : :

Ray A. Pendleton, Agron. (sugar beet curly

top invest.).

Utah-^Salt Lake City (sugar beet curly top

invest.) :

Forrest %'', Owen, Sr. Genet.>

Myron Stout, Physiol.

Clifton H, Smith, Assi. ..4r^ö/x.

Sugarcane and Sugar Sorghum Investigationsî

George Arceneaux, PH«. Agron,

FIELD nÈÂDQUÂÎlTBRS : ;

Florida—Canal Point :

Bascom A. Belcher, /4ssoc. Aafroti. ieugarcane and sugar sorghum invest.).

Georgia—^Cairo:

Eugene Uyuns. Soil Tech. (sugar sorghum

"-_- -invest.). -./,:_; / \ "_' ' Louisiana— Houma (sugarcane invest.)

(coop. La. State Univ. and Agr Expt.

: Sta.) :; -

Ernest V. Abbott, Sr. Path.

Lester G. Davidson, Assoc. Chem.

Robert E. Coleman, Assi, Pai/i. P/iysioZ.

Leo P. Hebert, Asst. A^ron.

Maryland—Beltsville :

Carl O, GrassL Botanist (sugar sorghum

- invest.). : _ . " Mississippi—Meridian (sugarcane and sor-

: ghum invest.) :'

Hey E, Stokes, Assoc. Agron.

Otto M. ColemsLTif Assoc. Agron. (sugar Sorghum invest.).

Canal Zone—jPedro Miguel (Summit) (coop.

The Panama Canal) :

Julius MatK, Path, (sugarcane invest.).

Division of Tobacco, Medicinal and

Special Crops

Donald M. Crooks, Head Hort., in charge.

Beatrice R. Alvarado, Admin. Asst., ivi charge

bus. oper.

TobaccoÎ

James E. McMurtrey, Prin. PhysioL

Medicinal and Special Crops :

Leon M. Pultz, PZ. PhysioL

FIELD' HEADQUARTERS (cOOp. -With respective

States) : V : _ Arizona :

- Mesa: /

Norris W, Gilbert, Agron, (spec, crops

prod.).

Yuma:

John A. Lindsay, Agt.

California—Shafter :

Leroy H. Zimmerman, A^roti. {oil :cro-p8

prod.).

Georgia—Tifton :

John G, Gaines, Assoc. Pat/i. (fiue-ctired tobacco diseases). '''',_

Ivan Neas, A^roH. (fiiie-cured tobacco

prod.). :---"-

Kentucky—Lexington :

Charles E. Bortner, Agt, (hurley tobacco

prod.).

Maryland—Beltsville :

Edward E. Clayton, Sr. Path, (tobacco diseases and breeding),

Charles W. Bacon, Sr. PhysioL (tobacco

- chem. and quality).

Robert N. Jeñrey, PhysioL (tobacco chem.) i

John D. Bowling, Bioche^n. {tobacco

chem,).
BUREAU OP PLANT INDUSTRY, SOILS, AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING 47

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Maryland—Beltsville—Continued

Robert A. Steinberg, Physiol. {tobacco

pkysîol. ).

Morris S. Lowman, Assoc. Bi<fchem. {medicinal and spec,' crops chent. and

prod.).

Charles A. Thomas, PL Path, {medicinal

and spec, crops diseases).

Henry B. Engle, Physiol. (tobacco prod.),

John E. Bear, Agron. (spec, crops prod.).

James W. Kelly, Bioehevi. {spec, crops

ehem.).

North Carolina:

Oxford:

Jesse M, Carr, JÍgron. (fiue-cured tobacco

prod.).

E. Leon Moore, Assoc. Path.> {flue-cured

tobacco diseases and breeding),

Raleigh:

William E. Colwell, Agt. (flue-cured tobacco prod.).

Furney A. Todd, Agt. {flue-cured tobacco

prod, and diseases).

Waynesville :

Luther Shaw,^ Agron. {burley tobacco

prod, and diseases).

Oklahoma—Stillwater:

D. L. Horn, Agron. {spec, crops prod, and

breeding).

Oregon—Corvallis :

Kenneth R. Keller, Agron. (hop prod, and

G. R. Hoerner, Agt. {hop prod, and diseases) .

Robert E. Fore, Agt. (hop prod, and breeding ).

Robert A. Magee, Chem. (hop chem.' and

evaluation).

Pennsylvania-—Lancaster :

B. F. Coon, Collab. {cigar tobacco prod.).

Edwin O. Schneider, Agron. (cigar tobacco

prod.).

South Carolina—Florence :

James F. Bullock, Agron. (flue-cured tobacco prod, and breeding).

Thomas W. Graham, Pai/i. (flue-cured tobacco diseases and breeding).

Samuel L. Hager, PI. Genet, (flue-cured tobacco breeding and select.^),

Tennessee:

Greeneville :

J. Hugh Felts, Agt. (burley tobacco

prod. ).

Howard E. Heggestad, Agron. (burley

tobacco prod.).

Knoxviile:

David R, Bowman, PL Physiol. (burley

tobacco ehem.).

Texas—College Station :

G. A. Russell, Agt. (spec, crops prod.).

Murray L. Kinman, Agt. (oil and spec.

crops prod.).

George H. Abel, Agron. (spec, crops

prod.').

Tex.—Lubbock:

George Abel, Assoc. Agron..

Washington—Prosser :

A. Irving Dow, Agt. (hop prod, and selection ).

Wisconsin—Madison :

James Johnson, Collab. (cigar tobacco diseases and breeding ).

Robert W. Fulton, Path, (cigar tobacco

diseases and breeding).

FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CROPS, PLANT

EXPLORATION, FOREST PATHOLOGY,

MYCOLOGY, NEMATOLOGY. AND NATIONAL ARBORETUM

Frank P. Cullinan, Asst. Chief, in charge.

Division of Fruit and Vegetable Crops

and Diseases

John R. Magness, Head Hort., in charge.

Victor R, Boswell, Asst. Head.

Harry R. Fulton, Prin. Path.

Charles F. Kinman, Sr. Pomol

Leroy O. Gillette, Admin. Off., in charge bus.

oper.

Clarence Beatty, Sr. Adm. Asst.

Deciduous Fruit Investigations:

George M. Darrow, Przn. Hort.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

California :

Fresno :

Elmer Snyder, Sr. Hort, (grape prod.

invest. ).

Lester A. Thompson, Chief Agr. Aid

(stone fruit breeding).

Riverside (coop. Calif. Citrus Expt. Sta.) :

Lloyd C. Cochran, Prin. PL Path, (virus

diseases of deciduous tree fruits),

Georgia—Fort Valley :

John H. Weinberger, Sr. Hort, (peach prod.

and breeding invest.).

Glenn E. KenKnight, PL Path, {virus diseases of deciduous tree fruits),

Iowa—Ames (coop. Iowa Agr. Expt. Sta.) :

Harvey L. Lantz', Agt. (tree fruit breeding

invest.).

Maryland—Beltsville :

George M. Darrow, Prin. Hort, (deciduous

fruit prod, and breeding invest.).

Hamilton P. Traub, Prin. Physiol. (invest,

of floral initiation processes in plants).

Juan B. Demaree, Sr. PL Path, {small fruit

disease invest.).

John C. Dunegan, Sr. PL Path, (orchard

disease invest.).

Clayton P. Harley, Sr. Physiol. (apple and

pear prod.' invest. ).

A. Leon Havis, Sr. Hort, (stone fruit

prod, and breeding invest.),

Boyce D. Ezell, Biochem. (fruit and veg.

vitamin studies).

Haig Dermen, Cytoh {fruit breeding invest.).

Hubert H. Moon, Hort, (apple and pear

prod, invest.).

Donald H. Scott, Genet, {small fruit prod,

and breeding invest.^.

Massachusetts—East Wareham (coop. Mass.

Agr. Expt. Sta.) :

Herbert P. Bergman, Sr. Path, {small fruit

prod., disease and improvement invest.).

Minnesota—St, Paul (coop. Minn. Agr. Expt.

Sta.) :

William H. Alderman, Collab. (fruit breeding invest.).

Mississippi—^Meridian :

Nathaniel H. Loomis, Assoc. Hort, (fruit

prod, and breeding invest.).

New Jersey—New Brunswick (coop. N. J.

Agr. Expt. Sta.) :

Austin O. Goheen, Agt. (cranberry and

blueberry disease invest.).

New York—Geneva (coop. N. Y. Agr. Expt,

Sta.) :

Richard Wellington, Collab. (apple and

pear breeding invest.).

North Carolina—Raleigh (coop. N. C. Agr.

Expt. Sta.) : Wreal L. Lott, Agt.' (soil fertility invest.

with fruits).

Carlos F. Williams, Agt. (grape and small

fruit prod, and breeding invest.).

Oregon:

Corvallis (coop. Ore. Agr. Expt. Sta.) :

Paul W. Miller, Path, (virus diseases of

strazvberry).

George P. Waldo, Hort, (small fruit prod,

and breeding invest.),
48 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Oregon—Continued

Hood River Î

Jesse R. Kienholz. Path, (apple and pear

disease invest.),

Medford (coop» Ore. Agr. Expt. Sta.) î

Elliott S. Degman, Afirí. (pear prod,,

breeding, and. irrig, invest.).

South Garolina—Glemson College (coop. S. C.

Agr. Expt. Sta.) :

Donald H. Petersen» Agt. {orchard disease

invest.).

Utah—Logan (coop. Utah Agr. Expt. Sta.) :

Bryce N. Wadley, Asaoc. Path, {virus diseases of deciduous tree fruits).

Washington:

Presser (coop. Wash, Agr. Expt. Sta.) :

Harold W. Fogle, ^0i. {stone fruit prod,

and breeding invest.).

Wenatchee:

Lawrence P. Batjer, Prm. PI. PhysioL

(apple and pear prod, invest.).

^noch IJ,'Reewm, PL Path, (virus diseases

of deciduous tree fruits).

Hugh Kirkpatrick, Assoc. PL Path, (virus diseases of deciduous tree fruits).

Masami Uota, Agt.. (apple and pear prod,

invest.),

Wisconsin—Madison (coop. Wis. Agr, Expt.

Sta.) s

Robert M. Gilmer, Agt. (virus diseases of

deciduous fruit trees).

Citrus, Avocado, and Other Subtropical Fruit

Investigations t

Frank E. Gardner, Fri«,. Hort, ihdqra., Orlando, Fla.),

FIELD HÊADQUAHTERS:

Alabama—Fairhope (coop. Ala. Agr. Expt.

Sta.): : _ Harold F, Yates, Agí. (satsutna orange

invest.).

California—Indio :

Joe R. Furr, Sr, Hort, (citrus and subtropical fruit invest.).

Roy W. Nixon, Hort, (date invest.).

Florida—Orlando :

Frank È. Gardner and Walter Renther,

PHn. Hortj icitruB and subtropical

fruit prod, and breeding invest.).

James F. L. Childs, PI. Path, (diseases of

citrus and other subtropical fruits).

Paul F. Smith, PI. Physioh {citrus tree nutrition invest.).

Texas—Weslaco (coop. Tex, Agr. Expt. Sta.) :

William C. Cooper, Physiol. (citrus rootstocU invest.)^

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Foreign:

Bra25Îi-r-Sao Paulo—Campinas (coop. Instituto Agronómico) :

Theodore J, Grant, Prin. PI. Path, {citrus

virus disease invest.),

Nut Investigations:

Harley L. Crane, Prm, ifort.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

California—Sacramento :

Milo N. Wood, Pomol,, (almond prod, and

breeding invest.).

Florida—Gainesville (coop. Fla. Agr. Expt.

Sta.):

Felix S. Lagasse, Sr. Hort, (tung culture

and breeding invest.).

Matthew Drosdoff, Soil Technol. (tung culture and breeding invest.).

Seymour G. Gilbert, Assoc. PL PhysioL

(tung culture and breeding invest.)^

Cornelius B. Shear, Assoc. PL PhysioL

(tung nutritional invest.).

Georgia ;

Albany:

John R. Cole, Path, (pecan: disease invest.).

James H. Hunter, Sot7 Tee^woi. (pecan

prod, invest.).

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Georgia—Continued

Cairo :^

Marshall S. Neff, PhysioL (tung culture

and breeding invest.).

Louisiana:

: Bogalusa :

George F. Potter, PHn. PhysioL (tung

culture and breeding invest.),

Robson:

Olin W. Harris, Sr. Agr. Aid {pecan

invest.).

Shreveport:

Charles L. Smith, Sr. PL Physiol. (pecan

prod., breeding, and disease invest,).

Arthur O. Alben, Soil Technol. (pecan

soil fert. invest.).

Harold E. Hammar, Aasoc. Chem. (pecan

soil fertility invest.-—chemical).

Maryland—Beltsville:

Majcley L. Crane, Prm. Hort, (nut prod,

and disease invest.).

Mississippi—Meridian :

Atherton C. Gossard, Assoc. Hort, (pecan

prod, invest.).

Oregon—Corvallis (coop. Ore. Agr. Expt.

Sta.) t : / :

John N. Painter, Hort, (nut prod, invest.).

PaulW. Miller, PaiÄ. (nut disease invest.).

Texas—^Brownwood : .

Louis D. Romberg, Asst. Hort, (pecan

prod, invest.)i

Vegetable Investigations Î

Victor R. Boswell, Print. Hort.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

California:

Davis (coop. Univ. of Calif.) :

Glen N. Davis, Collab. (onion breeding

r invest.).

La Jolla (Torrey Pines) :

Thomas W.Whitaker, Genet. (Lettuce

and muskmellon disease invest.).

Guy Westen Bohn, PL Path. {Lettuce and

rnuskmelon disease invest. ).

Colorado—Greéley (coop Colo. Agr. Expt,

Sta.) : ?

W. Clifford Edmundson, Sr. Hori. (onion

invest.; bean invest.).

Florida: ^ ^

Fort Lauderdale:

William D. Moore, Sr. PL Path. (veg.

disease invest.).

Homestead (cop. Fla. Agr. Expt. Sta.) :

George D. Ruehle, Collab. (veg. disease

: invest.),

Georgia:

Experiment (coop Ga. Expt, Sta.) :

Fred F. Cowart, Collab. (sweetpotato invest,).

Wallace K. Bailey, Hort, (peanut invest.),

Tifton (coop. Ga. Coastal Plain Expt.

Sta.):

Otis Woodward, Collab, (sweetpotato invest.).

Huey I. BoräerSt PL Path, (diseases of

veg. pL beds in the South),

Naomi C. Woodroof, Agt. (peanut invest.).

Idaho:

Moscow (coop. Idaho Agr. Expt. Sta.) :

Charles W. Hungerford, Collab. (bean

disease invest.).

Edward W. Owens, Agt. (onion invest.).

Twin Falls (coop. Idaho Agr. Expt. Sta.) :

Iowa—Ames (coop. Iowa Agr. Expt. Sta.) :

Clinton E. Peterson, /forí. (owíow breeding invest.).

Louisiana—Baton Rouge (coop. La. Agr.

Expt. Sta.) :

Julian C, Miller, Collah. (sweetpotato

invest.). :- Maryland—Beltsville :

Victor R. ^Boswell, Prin. Hort. (veg. prod.,

breeding and disease invest.).

Heniy A. Jones, Hectd Hort, (onion breed'

ing invest.)^
BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY, SOILS, AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING 49

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Maryland^—BeltsviJle—Continued

James H. Beattie, Sr. Hort, (peanut invest.) .

Joseph S. Caldwell, Collab. (suitability of

fruit and veg. var, for processing).

Sears P. Doolittle, Sr. PL Path, (diseases of

tomatoes, cucumherSi ana related

crops).

Arthur C. Foster, Sr. Path, (diseases of

sweetpotato and other veg. ci'ops.).

Edmund B. Lambert, Sr, Mycol. (mushrootn

invest. ).

Eben H. Toóle, Sr. PhysîoL (veg. seed invest.) .

William J. Zaumeyer, Sr. PI. Path, (hean

and pea disease and breeding invest. ).

Charles Drechsler, P¿. Path, (root rot diseases of veg.)

William S. Porte, Path, (tomato breeding).

Clarence E. Steinbauer, PL Physiol.

(sweetpotato prod, and breeding).

Ross C. Thompson, Hort, (lettuce and

other leafy veg. prod, and breeding).

Alston W. Specht, Assac. Chem. (spectrochemical analyses of pi. material).

Robert E. Wester. ASSOG. Hort, (bean

breeding and veg. stand invest.)

Michigan—East Lansing (coop. Mich. Agr.

Expt. Sta.) :

Axel L. Anderson, Assoc. PI. Path ( bean

disease invest.).

Mississippi:

Meridian:

Marshall T. Deonier, Asst. Hort, (siveetpotato prod, and breeding invest. ).

State College (coop. Miss. Agr. Expt.

Sta.) Î

William S. Anderson, CoHab. (sweetpotato

invest.).

Oregon—Corvallis coop. Ore. Agr. Expt.

Sta.) :

Bliss F. Dana, PL Path, (curly top disease

of veg.).

South Carolina :

Blackville (coop. S. 0. Agr. Expt. Sta.) : Morris B. Hughes, Collab. (sweetpotato

invest.).

Charleston (U. S. Reg. Veg. Breeding

Lab.) :

Sidney H. Yarnell, Prin. Genet, in charge.

C Fred Andrus, Sr. Hort.

Margaret S. Kanapaux, Asst. Biochem.

Utah—Logan (coop. Utah Agr. Expt. Sta.) :

Orson L. Cannon, PL Path, (tomato disease invest. ).

Leslie R. Hawthorn, Hort. (veg. seed invest.) .

Alfred E. Clarke, Assoc. Cyfol, (onion

breeding invest. ).

Virginia—Norfolk (coop. Va. Truck Expt.

Sta.) :

Forman T, McLean, Collab. (sweetpotato

invest.).

Washington—Mt. Vernon (coop. Wash. Agr.

Expt. Sta.) :

Darrell M. McLean. Assoc. PL Path (diseases of veg. seed crops).

Wisconsin—Madison (coop Wise. Agr. Expt.

Sta.) :

Russell H, Larson, Agt. (cabbage and onion diseases).

Potato Investigations:

Henry A. Jones, Head Hort.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Colorado:

Fort Collins (coop. Colo. Agr. Exp. Sta.) :

Lawrence A. Sehaal, Path, (potato disease invest.).

Greeley (coop. Colo. Agr. Expt. Sta.) : W. Clifford Edmundson, Sr. Hort, (potato

prod, invest.).

Idaho—Aberdeen (coop. Idaho Agr, Expt.

Sta.) :

John G. McLean, Agt. (potato breeding

invest.).

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

Iowa—Ames (coop. Iowa Agr. Expt. Sta.) :

Clinton E. Peterson, Hort, (potato breeding invest. ).

Louisiana—Baton Rouge (coop. La. Agr.

Expt. Sta.) :

Theodore P, Dykstra, Sr. PL Path, (potato

breeding and disease invest. ).

Maine—Presque Isle (coop. Maine Agr. Expt.

Sta.) :

Robert V. Akeley, Hort, (potato breeding

invest. ).

P. Maxwell Lombard, Hort, (potato prod.

invest.).

Maryland—Beltsville :

Henry A. Jones, Head Hort, (potato prod.

and breeding invest.').

Eugene S. Schultz, Prin. Path, (potato disease invest.),

Frederick J. Stevenson, Prin. Genet, (potato breeding invest.).

Geoffrey V. C. Houghland, Biochem. (potato

soil fert. invest.).

Michigan—East Lansing (coop. Mich. Agr.

Expt. Sta.) :

Jesse H. Muncie, Collab. (potato breeding

invest.).

Minnesota—St. Paul (coop. Minn. Agr. Expt.

Sta.) :

Fred A. Krantz, Collab. (potato breeding

invest. ).

Nebraska—Lincoln (coop. Nebr. Agr. Expt.

Sta.) :

Harvey O. Werner, Collab. (potato breeding invest. ).

North Dakota—Fargo (coop. N. Dak. Agr.

Expt. Sta.) :

Vfilliam G. Hoyman, Agt. (potato breeding

invest. ).

Utah—Logan (coop. Utah Agr. Expt. Sta.) :

Alfred E, (Clarke, Assoc. Cytoh (potato

breeding invest. ).

Wisconsin—Madison (coop. Wis. Agr. Expt.

Sta.) :

Gustav H. Rieman, Collab. (potato breeding invest.).

Investigations of Plants for Landscaping and

Ornamental Purposes:

Samuel L. Emsweller, Prin. Hort.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS;

Alabama—Spring Hill (coop. Ala. State Dept.

of Agr. and Ala. Agr. Expt. Sta.

Denzell L. Gill, Assoc, Path, (azalea cult^ire

and diseases).

Maryland—^^Beltsviile :

Samuel L. Emsweller, Prin. Hort, (bulb

prod, and breeding; floricultural and

orna^nental pi. invest.).

Philip Brierley, Sr, PL Path, (diseases of

floricultural and ornamental ph invest.).

Wilbur D. McClellan, Path, (ornamental

plant disease Invest.).

Neil W. Stuart, Sr. PL Physiol. (floricultural and ornamental pi. invest.).

Robert N. Stewart, Genet, (ornamental pi.

breeding invest.).

Oregon—Corvallis (coop. Ore. Agr. Expt.

Sta.):

Frank P. McWhorter, Agt. (diseases of

ornamentals).

Methods of Handling, Transportation and Storage, and Market Diseases of Fruits and

Vegetables :

Wilbur T. Pentzer, Prin. Hort,

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

California :

Fresno (grapes and dried fruits ', fresh

decid, fruits ; and veg.) :

A. Lloyd Ryall, Sr. Hort.

William R. Barger, Assoc. Physiol.

Donald H. Dewey, Asst. PL Physiol.

Pomona (citrus and other subtropical

fruits ; veg. ; dates) :

Edward M. Harvey, Sr, Physiol,
-50- DIRECTOEY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FIELD HEAD<5UARTERS^—Continued

California—Contirmed

G, Ijeonaxd Rygg, PI- Physiol.

Florida —-Orlando (citrus and subtropical

fruits ; and veg.):

Jolin R. Winston. Sr, Horf,

Paul L. Harding, PHw.. F%3¿oL

Gustav A. Mmkstroth, Assoc. Path.

Illinois—-Chicago (coop. Univ. of Chicago)

(fruit and veg. storage and trans.;

market diseases) i

Glen B. Ramsey, Sr. PI. Path.

Maryland—Beltsville (Gen. Hdqrs. all storage

and trans, aetivities) :

Wilbur T. Pentzer, Prin. Hort.

Uarold T. Cook, ST. PL Path.

Jacquelin S. Coaley, SryPl. Path.

Harold A. Scliomer, Sr. PI. Physiol

Walter H. Redit, MecMn. Engin.

Arthur W. Wells, C/iem.

Robert E. Hardenburg, Assoc. Hori.

Minnesota—East Grand Forks (potato in-

. vest.) : _ - Jacob M. -Lutz, Sr, PI Physiol.

Herbert Pindlen, Agt,

Mississippi—Meridian (fruit, veg., and nut

storage and handling) :

Leaton John Kushman, ASSOö. PL PhysioL

New York—-New York (fruit and veg, storage

and trans. ; market diseases) :

James S.Wiant, Sr. PaiÄ.

William A, Radspinner, Assoc. ííorí.

Texas—Harlingen (veg. and citrus fruits) :

Howard B. Johnson, Assoc. Pai/t.

Washington—Wenatchee (fjuit and veg. handling, trans., and storage) :

Edwin Smith, Sniíorí.

Fisk Gerhardt, Sr. Pi. P%szoL

Theodore R.Wright, Assoc. PL Paí/í.

Cheyenne Horticultural Field Station :

Wyoming—Cheyenne :

Aubrey C. Hildreth, Prin. PhysioL and

Siipt, , _ LeRoy Powers, Prín. Pi. (7ewef. (öreedm^

and genetic invest, of hört, crops).

Gerald B. Brown, Assi. Chetn. (veg. invest.),

U. S. Northern Great Plains Field Station!

North Dakota,—Ma,nàan (eoop. with N. D.

Agr. Expt. Sta.) :

Ernest J. George, Sn Silo,

William P. Baird, Hori. (/rwit and veg.

invest.). - U. S. Southern Great Plains Fîeîd Station ;

Oklahoma—Woodward {coop. Okla. Agr.

Expt. Sta.) :

Lowell F. Locke, Soil Sei. ifniit mid veg.

invest.).

Ernest W. Johnson, Assoa. SHv. {farm

tüindbreak invest.).

Investigations of Light Relations to Plant Development:

Harry A. Borthwick, Sr. PÍ. P/iiysíoí.

FISLD HBADQUARTBRS:

Maryland—Beltsville Î

Har^y A. Bprthwick, S?% P?. PhysioL

Marion W. Parker, Sr. PI. PhysioL

Investigations of Plant Hormones and Growth

Modifying Chemicals j

John W. Mitchell, Sr. PL PhysioL

Maryland—Beltsville 1

John W. Mitchell, Sr. PL PhysioL

Paul C. Marth,;PÄ2/sioL

Division of Plant Exploration and

Introduction

Carl O, Erlanson, in cÄÄr^e.

Howard Y. Williams, Admin. Asst.,-Î7t charge

hus. oper.

Plant Exploration and Int'I. Exchanger

Myra Haines, Insp, House, Wash. D. C.

Plant Placement Evaluation and Maintenance : William E. Whitehouse.

Howard L. Hyland, Agron., Field Crop,

Plant Placement Evaluation and Maintenanca

—-Continued

Donovan S. Correll, Bot., Specialty Crop Introduétions,

Plant Identification and Bibliographic Tnvestiga«

, lions ;^

Sidney F. Blake, Botanists

Plant Introduction Gardens to Regional Co-op

Stations:

FIELD HEADQUAETERS ;

California—Chico :

Lloyd E. Joley, Hori. in charge., U. 5,

Plant Introd.. Garden. --------

Florida—Coconut Grove:

Harold P. Xomis, Supt.-, U. S. Plarit Intro.

Garden.

Georgia—Savannah :

David A. Bisset, Scl Aid Í« charge., U.S.

Plant Introd. Garden.

Georgia—Cxperiment :

Edwin James, Ägt. (Southern Reg. Co-op.

Sta.), :

lov/a—Ames:

Ma^ M, îÎooveY, Hort.' (North Central Beg,

Go-op. Sta.),

Maryland—Glenn Dale:

JohnL. Greeeh, Act. Supi.

Lewis P. McCann, Hort. (N.- E. Reg. Co-op.

Sta.). .

Wisconsin—Sturgeon Bay:

Robert W. Hougas, Affi., JVai, Pofaio Introd. Station.

National Arboretum

y_ (Headquarters, Washington, D.C.)

Herbariunt—PI, Ind, Sta., Beltsville, Maryland)

Benjamin Y, Morrison, Acim^ Direcior.

Harry A. Gunning, Assft. I>ir.-

Oliver Mi Freeman, Curator of Living Plant

Collections.

W. Andrew Archer, Cwrctior o/ Herbarium,

James R. HELVIQW, Adm. Oss'i,, m chargé bus.

- -- -- over. _ : Division of Forest Pathology

Lee M. Hutchins, Head Path, in Charge.

Marvin E. Fowler, Asst. to Head, (in charge

forest disease surveys).

Lawrence W. Modlin, Admm. Asst., in charge

bus. oper.

Diseases that affect timber stands, reduce lumber production, and influence logging operations:

Lee M. Hutcliins, Head Path, (littleleaf of

pine, pile Might of pine, birch diehack,

'/and other tree diseases).

Carl Hartley, Prin, Path, (decays of trees

and logs).

Diseases of young natural stands and plantations:

G. Flippo Gravatt, Sr. PaiA. (ChestnutMight,

white pine blister rust, dwarf mistletoe,

fusiforin rust of southe7-n pines, and

other diseases).

Forest Nursery Diseases :

Curtis May, Pdin. Path. (Root rots, damping

ojf,, leaf spots, Jtmiper bUght, and other

------- diseases). :

Decays and disease defects of lumber and other

forest products :

Carl Hartley, Prw.Pai/i. (Sapstaîn, decay of

himber in storage and in use, decays in

buildings and structures).

Diseases of street and shade trees:

Curtis May, Prin,. PtttJi. (diseses of ehn and

other shade trees, oak tvilt).

Diseases of trees in Nationar Parks, parkways,

recreational areas of National Forests and

other public undertakings:

Curtis May, Prin. Path.

PiBLD HEADQUARTERS : (coop Forest Service, Na~

,tional Park Service, State Agr. Expt.

/ Stations, State Depts. Agr. and Fores-

: try, Universities, Mimidpalities, Private Industries).

Arizona—Tucson (stem rot of saguaro).

Willia,m C. Bryan, Agt„ in cha/rge.
BUREAU OP PLANT INDUSTRY, SOILS, AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING 51

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

California—San Francisco (Forest diseases

in California and the Intermountain

Regions) :

Willis W. Wagener, Sr. Path., in charge.

Connecticut—^^New Haven (coop, with Yale

University) {general forest diseases in

the northeast and Lake States) :

John R. Hansbrougrh, Sr. Path., in charge.

Glenn G. Hahn, Path.

Alma M. Waterman, Path.

Perley Spaulding, Collaborator.

John S. Boyce, Prin. Path., WAE.

Florida—Lake City (fungus stimulation and

diseases of turpentine pines) t

Russell B, Clapper, Assoc. Path., in charge.

Georgia—Athens (coop. Univ. of Ga., School

of Forestry) : (little-leaf disease of

pine):

William A. Campbell, Pai/i., in charge.

James F. Smith, Forestry Aide.

Louisiana—New Orleans (general forest diseases in the southern region) :

Ralph M,. Lindgren, Sr.> Path.

Maryland—Beltsville :

OSS W. Davidson, Path, (decay fungi).

Jesse 'D. Diller, Path, (building decays,

chestnut diseases).

Agnes M. Ellis, Asst. Tech. Editor.

Minnesota—St. Paul (general forest diseases

in the Lake States) : (coop. Lake States

For. Expt. Sta. Contact Director).

Mississippi—Gulfport (sapstain and decay of

forest products):

Arthur F. Verrall, Pai/i. in charge.

Mississippi—Hattiesburg (forest nursery diseases):

Berch W. Henry, Path.

Mississippi—Saucier (pine diseases) :

Paul V. Siggers, Path., in charge.

Missouri—Columbia (Oak wilt and elm. diseases) :

Theodore W. Bretz, Path.

Montana—Missouia (pole blight of western

white pine) : (coop. N. Rocky Mt. For,

and B. Expt. Sta. Contact Director).

New Mexico—Albuquerque (general forest

diseases in the southwest) :

Lake S. Gill, Sr. Path., in charge.

New York—Syracuse (coop. N. Y. State Coll.

of For.) (white pine blister rust):

Ray R. Hirt, Agt.

North Carolina—-Asheville (general forest

diseases in the southeast) :

George H, Hepting, Sr. Path., in charge.

Ohio—Columbus (diseases of elm and other

shade trees in the Central States) :

Roger U. Swingle, Sr. Path., in charge.

Oregon—Portland (general forest diseases in

the Pacific Northwest) :

Jesse L. Bedwell, Sr. Path., in charge.

South Carolina—Union (Kttleleaf disease of

pine) .*

Otis L. Copeland, Jr., Soil Sei., in charge,

Utah—Logan (general forest diseases, íntermountain Region) :

James L. Mielke, Path.

Washington—Spokane (pole blight of western

white pine) :

Donald P. Graham, Agt.>

Wisconsin-—Madison (Diseases of forest trees

and products) :

C. Audrey Richards, Sr. Path., in charge.

Theodore C. Scheffer, Sr. Path.

Division of Nematology Investigations

Gotthold Steiner, Prin. Nematol., in charge.

Eunice D. Hawker, Head Clerk.

Nematodes as Related to Crop Production ;

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Arizona—-Sacaton

Harold W. Reynolds, Assoc. Nematol.

Florida-—Sanford (coop, with Central Florida

Expt. Sta.):

Jesse R. Christie, Sr. Nematol.

Vernon G. Perry, Agt.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Georgia—Tifton (coop, with Georgia Coastal

Plain Expt. Sta.):

John H. Machmer, Assoc. Nematol.

Maryland—Beltsville:

Albert L. Taylor, Nematol.

Edna M. Buhrer, Assoc. Nematol.

New York—Hicksville (coop, with Cornell

University) :

Frederik J. Spruyt, Assoc. NematoL

George Fassuliotis, Agt.

Utah—Salt Lake City

Gerald Thorne, Nematol.

Washington—Puyallup (coop, tvith Western

Washington Expt. Sta. ) :

Wilbur D, Courtney, Assoc. Nematol.

Division of Mycology and

Disease Survey

John A. Stevenson, Prin. Myclo., in charge.

Mycological Collections :

John A. Stevenson, Prin. MycoL, in charge.

William W. Diehl, Mycol.

Anna E. Jenkins, Mycol.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Indiana—I^afayette

George B. Cummins, Agt.

Plant Disease Survey :

Paul R. Miller, Sr. Path., in charge.

Freeman Weiss, Sr. Path.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Delaware—Newark:

Russell A. Hyre, Path.

Iowa—Ames

Jack R. Wallin, Path.

Paul E. Waggoner, Agt.

North Carolina—Raleigh:

Lee H. Person, Path.

SOILS

Frank W. Parker, Asst. Chief, in charge.

William W. Pate, Special Asst.

Joseph F. Mullins, Engin, and Mech. Serv.

Louise Clouse, in charge bus. oper.

V S. Plant, Soil, and Nutrition Laboratory

(hdqs Ithaca, N. Y.)

K. C. Beeson, Dir.

Division of Soil Management

and Irrigation

Frank W. Parker, Asst. Chief, in charge.

Robert Q. Parks, Asst. Head.

Oscar R. Mathews, Sr. Agron.

Basic Soil and Plant Relationships:

I/yle Alexander, Prin.^ Soil Sei., in charge.

Properties and Productivity of Field Soils :

Myron S. Anderson, Sr. Chemist.

Soil Analysis Laboratory:

Victor J. Kilmer, Assoc. Soil Sei.

Soil Chemistry and Plant Nutrition :

Minor Elements : William O, Robinson, Sr. Chem.

Potash and Lime:

Robert F. Reitemeier, Sr. Soil Sei.

Phosphates :

Lyman A. Dean, Ph. D., Prin. Soil Sei.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Colorado—Fort Collins.

Sterling R, Olsen, Sr. Soil Sei.

Iowa—Ames.

John Heslep, Agt.

Biochemistry and Physics :

Sterling B. Hendricks, Head Chemist.

John G. Cady, Soil Sei.

Soil Microbiology:

Nathan R. Smith, Sr, Bact.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Iowa—Ames :

Francis E. Clark, Sr. Bad.

Nitrogen and Organic Matter:

Franklin E. Allison, Sr. Chem.

Research with Radioactive Materials :

Lyle T. Alexander, Prin. Soil Sei,

Sterling B. Hendricks, Head Chem,
52 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Lyman Dean, Prin. Soil Sei,

Wm. L. Hill, Pfîw. CÄem.

Management of Soils in the Southern Humid

Region:

Alabama—Auburn :

Robert W.Pearson, Sr. Sozi Sei.

Mississippi—State College:

Howard V. Jordan, Soil Sei.

North CàroHna^-Ealeigh • William V. Chandler, Ä01.

South Carolina—Clemson :

Ernest H» Stewart, AssL Soil Sei.

Puerto Rico—Bio Piedras:

Richard M. Smith, Sir. Soa Sei. SCS.

Fernando Abímna—Rodriguez,-Jr. Soil Sei.

Management of Soils in the Northeastern Humid

Region:

Pennsylvania—State College :

Robert R. Robinson, Aflrron.

Management of Soils In the Dry Land Region:

Omer J. KeMey, Acting Project Leader.

(hdars.. Fort Collins, Colo.)

Colorado—-Akron :

Joseph F, Brandon, Supt.

Ft. Collins:

Chester E. Evans, Sr. Soil Set.

Kansas:

Colby^:

Joseph B. Kuska, AssocA^yon.

Garden City:

Andrew B. Erhart» Siipt^

Hays :

; Paul L. Brown, Aasoc. Soil Sei.

Manhattan:

Lewis B. Olmstead, Fhys,

Montana:

Havre:

John J. Sturm, Swîî*.

Huntley : _ _ - Oliver A. Lammers, SutH.

Moccasin :

Ralph M. Williams, Supt.

Nebraska :

Lincoln:

Harold R.Rhoades, Agt.

North Platte:

James C. Adams, 5MJ?í.

New Mexico:

N. Mex.—State College :

Ross Learner,

Tucumcari:

Donald R. Burnham, SwpiNorth Dakota:

Dickinson:

See Omer J. Kelly, Pro ; Leader.

Mandan :

Ernest J. George, Supt.

Ronald W. Carpenter, Assoc, Agron.

Howard J. Haas, Assoc. Soil Sei.

Edwin P. Miles, Asst. Phys.

Oklahoma :

Woodward:

Lowell F. Locke, Soil Sci._

Oregon:

Corvallis:

Albert S, Hunter, Agt.

Moro :

George A. Mitchell, Swpi.

Pendleton :

Merrill M. Oveson, Swpi.

South Dakota^—Newell:

Albert Osenhrag^ Assoc. Agron.

Texas:

Big Spring :

Fred E. Keating, Slip«.

College Station:

James E, Adams, Agt,

Dalhart*

See Omer J. Kelley, Acting Project

Leader.

Wyoming;

Sheridan:

Charles R. Hills, Aáfí.

Management of Soils Under Irrigation :

Omer J. Kelley, Projeet Leader (hdqrs.,

: Fort Collins, Colo.).

Arizona—Yuma :

Joseph Hamilton, Hort.

Bailey Sleeth, Plant Path.

Charles D. Converse, iJàem.

Califomia—Brawley :

Edw. Noble, Prm. Agron.<

Color^ado:

Fort Collins:

Omer J. Kelley, Project Leader.

Lewis R. Nelson, A(7t.

Grand Junction :

Forrest M. Willhite, Aaaoc. Agron.

Montana: v V

Bozemañ : William E. Larson, Agt.

Huntley:

Oliver A. Lammers, Supt.

Nebraska : ^ v

Lincoln:

Harold F. Rhoades, Agt.

Mitchell:

Lionel Harris, Sttj)E. J

Orlando W. Howe, Assoc. Agr. Engr,

Harold R. Cosper, Agt.

Nevada—Fallón

John iMcCormick, OolÎoè«, Swpí.

New Mexico :

State College: ;

Ross Learner.

Tucumcari:

Charles G. Painter, A^t.

North Dakota—^Mandan

Howard R. Haise, Sr. Soil Set.

Oregonr

Corvallis

Albert S. Hunter, Agt.

Hermiston:

Carr A. Larson, SujH.

South Dakota:

Brookings:

Lawrence O. Fine, Agt.

Newell:

Harry E, "Weakly, Supt.

Texas :

College Station:

James E. Adams, Agt.

Weslaco:

Walter R. Cowley, Aáíí.

Utah—Logan :

Jay L. Haddock, SoiZ Sei.

Dentón C. Linton, Agt.

Washington—Presser :

Harold P. Singleton, SMí?¿.

Frank G. Viets, Jr., Sr. Agron.

James D. Menzies, Aí?í.

Wyoming—Lafamie:

Rulon D. Lewis, SoiZ Sei

U. S. Regional Salinity and Rubidoux Laboratories, Riverside, California:

Herman E.Hayivard, Prin. SotZ Set. Dir.

Salinity Laboratory:

Lorenzo A. Richards, Prin. Soil Sd.

Cecil H. Wadleigh, Prtw,. Ptenf Phystol.

Rubidoux Laboratory:

Lloyd V.Wilcox,Soi¿ Sei.:

Division of Fertilizer and

Agricultural Lime:

Kenneth D. Jacob, Head.

Fertilizer and Liming Materials:

WilHam L. Kill, Prm. C/iem.

FIELD HEADQUÁRTERS:

Ohio-—^Wooster:

Charles J. SehoUenberger, Aört.

Mixed Fertilizers:

Kenneth G, Clark, Sr. CJiem.

Supply and Con^iumption Trends:

Arnon L. Mehring, Sr, C^em.

Control Laboratory:

Reuben M.Pinckney, Assoc.üÄem.
BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY, SOILS, AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING 53

Division of Soil Survey

Charles E. Kellogg, Chief.

Roy W. Simonson, Asst. Chief.

Arnold C. Orvedal, Sr. Soil Sei.

Anton J. Vessel, Soil Sci.>

Howard M. Smith, Soil Sei.

Bonny H. Starkey, in charge bus. oper.

Correlation and Inspection;

J. Kenneth Ableiter, Chief Soil Correlator

Productivity and Use of Soil Types:

Wm. Allaway, Chief Analyst.

Rudolph Ulrich, Soil Sei.

Map Drafting:

Howard W. Whitlock, in charge.

David K, Crook, Cartographic Engineer.

Northern States: Conn., Del.» 111., Ind., Iowa,

Maine, Md., Mass., Mich., Minn., Mo.

(north of Mo. River), N. H., N. J., N. Y.,

Ohio, Pa., R. I., Vt.. W. Va., and Wis.

(hdqrs., Beltsville, Md.) :

Guy D. Smith, (Prin. Soil Correlator).

Oliver C, Rogers, {Sr. Soil Correlator-East

Midwestern States).

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Indiana—LaFayette:

Stanley D. Alfred, Assoc.< Soil. Sei.

Iowa—Ames ;

Andrew A. Aandahl, Soil Set.

William D. Shrader, Soil Correlator-West

Midwestern States.

Michigan—East Lansing :

Lee Roy A. Schoenmann, Head Soil Sei.

Minnesota—St. Paul:

Iver J. Nygard, Sr. Soil Correlator—Northern Lake States.

New Hampshire—Durham î

Walter H. Lyford, Sou Set. Correlation.

New York—-Ithaca:

Marlin G. Cline, Soil Set., Correlation.

Morris E. Austin, Soil Set., Surveying.

Ohio—Columbus :

James H< Petro, Assoc. Soil Sei.

Wisconsin—Madison :

Glenn H. Robinson, Assoc. Soil Sei.

Southern States: Ala., Ark., Fla., Ga., Ky., La.,

Miss., Mo. (south of Mo. River), N. C,

S. C, Tenn., and Va. (hdars., Knoxville,

Tenn.):

William S. Ligon, Pr. Soil Sei., (Prin, Soil orrelatov).

Irving L. Martin, Sr.^ Soil Correlator—Southwestern Southern States.

Max J. Edwards, Soil Sei. (Soil CorrelatorCentral Southern States).

Allen H. Hasty, Soil Set. (Soil CorrelatorSoutheastern Southern States).

licster E. Odom, Soil Sei. (Soil Correlator).

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Alabama-Auburn :

Gustavus A. Swenson, Assoc. Soil Sei.

Florida—Gainesville :

Ralph G. Leighty, Assoc. Soil Sei.

Louisiana.—Baton Rouge:

Sherman A. Lytle, Assoc. Soil Set.

Great Plains States: Colo, (east of Front

Range), Kans., Mont., Nebr., N. Dak.,

Okla., S. Dak., Tex., and Wyo., (hdqrs.,

Lincoln, Nebr.) :

Jam^ Thorp, Prin. Soil Set. (Prin. Soil Correlator),

Blonnie H. Williams, (Sr. Soil Correlator—

Northern Great Plains States).

William M. Johnson, ( Soil Correlator—Northern Great Plains States),

FIELD HEADQUARTERS : . Kansas—Manhattan :

C. Harry Atkinson, Assoc. Soil Sei.

Montana—Bozeman : W. Clinton Bourne, Assoc. Soil Set.

North Dakota—Fargo:

Ben L. Matzek, Assoc. Soil Sei.

North Dakota^—^Mandan:

J. Roger McHenry, Agt. (Soil Soi,).

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Oklahoma—Stillwater :

Harry M. Galloway, Assoc. Soil Sei.

Texas—College Station :

Edward H. Templin, (Sr. Soil Correlator—

Southern Great Plmns States).

Harvey Oakes, (Soil Con-elator—Southern

Great Plains States).

Far Western States: Ariz., Calif., Colo. (West

of Front Range), Idaho, Nev., N. Mex.,

Oreg., Utah, and Wash, (hdqrs., Berkeley,

Calif.) :

Ray C. Roberts, Prin. Soil Sei. (Prin. Soil.

Correlator).

Robert A. Gardner, (Sr, Soil Correlator—Central Far Western States).

Willis J. Leighty, (Soil Correlator—Northern

Far Western States).

George M. Schäfer, (Soil Correlator — Far

Western States).

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

California—Riverside :

William G. Harper, (Sr. Soil Correlator—

Southern Far Western States).

Reuben E. Nelson, Assoc. Soil Sei.

Utah—Logan :

Vem K. Hugie, Assoc. Soil Sei.

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

(Hdqrs,, Agricultural Research Center,

Beltsville, Md.)

Arthur W. Turner, Asst. Chief in charge.

James T). Long, Spec. Asst.

Adam T. Holman, Sr. Agr. Engin, (coop, relations) .

Harry L. Garver, Sr. Agr, Engin, (work simplifications).

Frederick J. A. Plantholt, Admin. Asst. (fical).

Mary R. Slayton, Admin. Asst. (pers.).

Elmer E. Doolan, Admin. Asst. (procurement).

Division of Farm Machinery

Roy B. Gray, Prin. Agr. Engin., in charge.

Emery M. Dieffenbach, Agr. Engin.

Pest and Plant Disease Control Machinery:

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Maryland—Beltsville:

David A. Isler, Sr. Agr. Engin.

Maryland—College Park:

Donald T. Black, Jr. Agr. Engin.

Ohio—Toledo :

Prank Irons, Sr. Agr. Engin.

Orve K. Hedden, Agr. Engin.

Oregon—Forest Grove:

Vilas D. Young, Apr. Engin.

Walter C. Wilson, Prin. Engin. Aid.

Lee E, Stevens, Sr. Lab. Gen. Mech.

Fertilizer Distribution Machinery:

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Maryland—Beltsville :

Glenn A. Cumings, Sr. Agr. Engin.

Walter C. Hulburt, Assoc. Agr. Engin.

Dale B. Eldredge, Asst. Agr. Engin.

Tillage Machinery:

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Alabama—Auburn :

Eugene McKibben, Prin. Agr. Eng,

Irvin P. Reed, Sr. Agr. Engin.

Milton O. Berry, Asst. Agr. Engin.

Specialized Crop Production and Harvesting Machinery :

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Alabama—Auburn (cotton, peanuts, tung

nuts).

Irvin F. Reed, Sr. Agr.' Engin.

California—Shafter (cotton) :

Kenneth O. Smith, Asst. Agr. Engin.

Colorado—Fort Collins (sugar beets) :

Stanley W. McBirney, Sr.^ Agr. Engin.

Georgia—Tifton (peanuts) :

William D. Kenney, Assoc. Agr. Engin.

La.—Boguîusa :

R. E. Jezek, (Hungnuta),
54 DIEECTOPwY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Louisiana—^Houma (sugarcane) :

Russell M. Ramp, Sr, Agr. Engin.

Michigan—East Lansing (sugar beets):

George W. French, Assoc. Agr.. Engin.

Minnesota—East Grand Forks (potatoes) :

Archie B.. Gimes, Agr. Engin.

Mississippi—Stoneville (cotton) :

State College:

Rex Colwick, Agr, Eng.

William E. Meek, Sr. Agr.. Engin.

E. Buford Williamson, Assoc. Agr. Engin.

Oklahoma—Stillwater (cotton, castor bean) :

William J. Oates, Agent {Assoc. Agr. Engin.)..

Robert H. Witt, Asst. Agr. Engin.

South Carolina—Clemson (sweetpotatoes) :

Joseph K. Park, Agr. Engin.

South Carolina—Columbia (cotton) :

William A. Balk, Asst. Agr.. Engin.

Texas—Lubbock (cotton) :

Elmer Hudspeth, Asaoo. Agr. Engin.

Weed Control Machinery :

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Iowa—Ames :

Robert A. Norton, Agr. Engin.

Minnesota—St. Paul:

Russell E. Larson, Asst. Agr. Engin.

Division of Farm Electrification

Truman E. Hienton, Frin. Agr. Engin., in

charge.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS'.

Illinois—Urbana :

Lorenzo S. Foote, Agent.

lowa^—Ames:

Ernest J. Buiresh, Agent.

Marshaltown :

Landy Altman, Assoc. Agr. Eng.

Mow Hay Drying :

FIELD HEADQUARTEKS:

Maryland—Beltsville :

Leonard G. Schoenleber, Agr.. Engin,

George D. Roane, Jr. Agr. Engin.

Virginia—Blacksburg :

Roy B. Davis, Jr., Aseoc, Agr. Engin. ^^_^_

Tobacco Curing:

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Georgia^—Tifton:

James M, Stanley, Assoc. Agr. Engin.

North Carolina—-Oxford :

Oral A. Brovsrn, Sr. Agr. Engin.

Tennessee—Springfield :

Russell B. Stone, Assoc. Agr. Engin.

Electric Radiation :

FIEID HEADQUARTERS:

Connecticut-—-Storrs : William A. Junnila, Agr. Engin..

Indiana—LaFayette:

John G. Taylor, Assoc. Agr. Engin.

Max Talbert Orem, Agent.

Louisiana—Baton Rouge:

Finis T. Wratten, Afirewt,

Maryland—Beltsville:

Leonard G. Schoenleber, Agr.. Engin.

Karl H. Norris, Assoc. Agr. Engin.

Lowell E, Campbell, Asst. Agr. Engin.

Nebraska, Lincoln :

Leo H. Soderholm, Agent..

Wisconsin—Madison :

Charles D. Owens, Asst. Agr. Engin.

Refrigeration :

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Kansas—Manhattan :

Warren C. Trent, Assoc. Agr. Engin.

Maryland—Beltsville:

Harry L. Garver, Sr.' Agr. Engin.

Texas—College Station :

Peter T. Montfort, Agent (Sr. Agr. Engin.) . Washington—Pullman :

M. Conner Ahrens, Agent (Asst. Agr. Engin.).

Division of Mechanical Processing

of Farm Products

George E. Boyd, Prin. Agr. Engin.., in charge.

Cotton Ginning Investigations :

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Mississippi—Stoneville:

Charles A. Bennett, Prin. Agr. Engin.

Charles M. Merkel, Sr. Agr. Engin,

New Mexico—Mesilla Park:

Victor L. Stedronsky, Sr. Agr, Engin,

Fiber Flax Processing Investigations:

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Oregon—Corvallis :

Jesse E. Harmond, Sr. Agr. Engin.

Processing of Special Fibers:

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Florida—Belle Glade :

Mills H. Byrom, Sr. Agr.. Engin.

Farm and Community Processing Equipment :

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Georgia—Athens : William M. Bruce, Assoc. Agr. Engin.

Maryland—Beltsville : Wilbur M. Hurst, Sr. Agr. Engin.

Michigan—East Lansing:

Jordan H. Levin, Assoc. A sfr. Engin.

Michigan—South Haven :

Harold P. Gaston, Agent.

New Jersey—New Brunswick :

Benjamin G. Haynes, Jr., Asst. Agr. Engin,

Division of Farm Buildings

and Rural Housing

Wallace Ashby, Prin. Agr. Engin., in charge.

John V/. Rockey, Agr. Engin.

Farm Housing :

J, Robert Dodge, Sr. Rural Arch.

Structural Requirements :

Edward G.MoIander, Sr. Agr. Engin.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Indiana—LaFayette :

LaVerne F. Johnson, Assoc. Agr. Engin.

Michigan—East Lansing :

Gerald O. Edgerly, Assi.. Agr. Engin.

Farm and Home Utilities:

John W. Rockey, Agr. Engin.

Livestock Buildings:

J. Robert McCalmont, Agr. Engin.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

California—Davis :

Clarence F. Kelly, AÉfr.\E''n0Íw.

Illinois—Urbana:

Thayer Cleaver, Ai^r.. Engin.

Maryland—Beltsville •

John R. Vincent, Asst. Agr. Engin.

Missouri—Columbia :

Harold J. Thompson, Assoc. Agr. Engin.

Dorothy M. Worstell, Agent.

Utah—Logan:

Day L. Bassett, Assi. Agr. Engin.

Wisconsin—Madison :

Robert G. Yeck, Aast, Ai?r. ÍJii^ín.

Crop and Product Storage and Handling:

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Colorado—Rocky Ford (onions) :

Philip B. Doherty, Aaat. Agr. Engin.

Georgia—-Athens (crop storage-Southeastern

States) :

Joseph W. Simons, Agr. Engin.-

Illinois—Urbana (corn) :

Leo E. Holman, Agr. Engin.

Indiana—-LaFayette (corn) :

George H. Foster, Assoc. Agr. Eiigln.

Iowa—Ames (corn, wheat) : William V. Hukill, Prin.. Agr. Engin.

Minnesota—East Grand Forks (potatoes) :

Alfred D. Edgar, Sr. Agr. Engin.

New Jersey—New Brunswick (potatoes) :

Richard S. Claycomb, Assoc. Agr. Engin.

Texas—Beeville (grain sorghum) :

Gerald L. Kline, Assoc Agr. Engin.

Texas—Beaumont (rice) :

Harold Â. Kramer, Agr. Engin.
BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY, SOILS, AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING 55

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

Virginia:—Blacksburg (apples) :

Eobert L. Givens, Asst, Agr. Engin.

Washington—-Wenatchee (apples) :

George F. Sainsbury, Agr. Engin.

Plan Exchange and Information :

J. Robert Dodge, Sr, Rural Arch.

Thomas A. Pope, Prin. Arch.

Division of Plans and Service

George R. Boyd, Prin. Agr. Engin.t in charge.

Walter G. Cadmus, Arch. Engin,

Richard H. Rule, Arch.

Charles E. Taylor, Mech. Engin.

William J. Henry, CoTist. Engin.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Alaska—Palmer :

Hugh F. Dolan, Jr., Const. Engin.

OFFICE OF EXPERIMENT STATIONS

The Office of Experiment Stations administers the funds for

research in agriculture and rural life made available to the experiment stations of the 48 States, Hawaii, Alaska, and Puerto Rico

through annual congressional appropriations under the provisions

of the Hatch, Adams, and Purnell Acts ; Title I of the BankheadJones Act of June 29, 1935; Section 9, Title I of the Research and

Marketing Act; and the supplementary acts.

In administering these Federal grants the Office evaluates and

approves new and revised research proposals, including the cooperative regional projects involving use of the regional research

fund, reviews and approves annual programs and budget allotments, and examines, in the field, the work and expenditures. The

general administrative direction and supervision of the Federal

agricultural experiment station in Puerto Rico is a responsibility

of the Office.

The Office participates in the planning and coordination of

research among the experiment stations and between the stations

and the Department through advisory relationships and supervisory activities. This includes the examination and approval of

formal memoranda of understanding covering cooperative research and the collection and dissemination of information designed to aid the productiveness and soundness of agricultural

research programs.

Robert W. TruUinger, Chief

Erwin C. Elting, Assoc. Chief

Harold C. Knoblauch, Asst. Chief

Fred D. Fromme, Research Coord.

Walworth Brown, Admin. Off.

DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES

Walworth Brown, Admin. Off.

Edith M, Wagonseller, Pers.

Theresa E, Powell, Budget Est.

Martha A. Milliken, Pubs.

Mary E. James, Report Anal.

Pearl B. Applewhite, Mail and Records.

DIVISION OF GRANT-FUND

ADMINISTRATION

Harold C. Knoblauch, Asst. Chief.

Georgian Adams, Expt. Sta. Admin.—Nutr.

Howard P. Barss, Expt. Sta. Amin.—Bat.

Dwight L. Espe, Expt. Sta. Admin.—Dairy

Hush.

Nolan F. Farris, Expt. Sta, Admin.—Agron.

Willard H. Garman, Expt. Sta. Admin.—Soil

Tech.

Charles G. Grey, Expt. Sta. Admin.—Vet.

Camille L. Lefebvre, Expt. Sta. Admin.—PL

Path.

David V. Lumsden, Expt. Sta. Admin.—Hort.

Edward R. McGovran, Expt. Sta. Admin.—Ent.

Werner P. Meyer, Expt. Sta. Admin.—Inf.

Ralph B, Nestler, Expt. Sta. Admin.—Poultry

Hush,

Barton C. Reynolds, Expt. Sta, Admin.—Agr.

Engin.

Glenn R. Smith, Expt. Sta. Admin.—Mkt.

Tech,

Henry M. Steece, Expt. Sta. Admin.—Agron.

Whitney B. Stout, Expt. Sta. Admin.—Mkt.

Tech.

Joseph W. Wellington, Expt. Sta. Admin.—Hort.

Samuel H. Work, Expt. Sta. Admin.—An. Hush.

Bonney Youngblood, Expt. Sta. Admin.—Agr.

Econ.

A. Christine Justin, Home Econ.

Henry C. Waterman, Chem.

FEDERAL EXPERIMENT STATION

IN PUERTO RICO—MAYAGUEZ

Kenneth A. Bartlett, Dir.

Arnaud J. Loustalot, Ast. Dir.

Richard H. Hageman, PI. PhysioL

Thomas J. Muzik, PI. Physiol.

Harold K. Plank, Ent,

Thomas Theis, PI Path.
56 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

Harry E. Warmke, PL Genet.

Harold F. Winters, Hort.

Caleb Pagan Carlo, C?üem,

DIRECTORS OP THE STATE

AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS

NOTE—These stations receive the Federalgrant funds administered by the Office of Experiment Stations. The directors are State, not

Federal, employees:

Alabama—Auburn :

Marion J. Funchess, Dir.

Arizona—Tucson :

Paul S. Burgess, Dir.

Arkansas—Fayetteville :

Lippert S. Ellis, Dir,

California—Berkeley:

Paul F. Sharp, Dir.

Colorado—Fort Collins :

Homer J» Henney, Dir.

Connecticut :

New Haven ;

(State Station), James G. Horsfall, Dir.

Storrsî

(Storrs Station), Wilfred B. Young, Dir,

Delaware—Newark:

George M. Worrilow, Dir,

Florida—Gainesville:

Willard M. Fifield, Pir.

Georgia—Experiment :

Calvin C. Murray, Dir.

Idaho—Moscow :

Donald B. Theophilus, Dir,

Illinois—Urbana :

Henry P. Rusk, Dir.

Indiana—LaFayette :

Harry J. Reed, Dir.

Iowa—Ames :

Floyd Andre, Dir.

Kansas—Manhattan :

Ray I. Throckmorton, Dir,

Kentucky-—Lexington:

Thomas P. Cooper, Dir.

Louisiana—University Station, Baton Rouge:

William G. Taggart, Dir.

Maine—Orono:

Fred Griffée, Dir.

Maryland—College Park :

William B. Kemp, Dir.

Massachusetts—Amherst:

Fred J. Sievera, Dir.

Michigan—East Lansing :

Clifford M. Hardin, Dir.

Minnesota—University B^arm, Si. Pauls

Harold Maey, Dir.

Mississippi—State College :

Frank J. Welch, Dir.

Missouri—Columbia :

John H. Longwell, Dir.

Montana—Bozeman :

Clyde McKee, Dir.

Nebraska—Lincoln :

William V. Lambert, Dir.

Nevada—Reno:

Charles E. Fleming, Dir.

New Hampshire^—Durham:

Robert P. Chandler, Jr., Z?*r.

New Jersey—New Brunswick:

William, H. Martin, Dir.

New Mexico—State College i

Robt. A. Nichols, Dir,

New York :

Geneva:

(State Station), Arthur J. Heinicke, Dir.

Ithaca Î

(Cornell Station), Carl E. F, Guterman,

Dir,

North Carolina—State College Station, Raleigh :

James H. Hilton, Dir.

North Dakota—State College Station, Fargo :

Harlow L. Walster, Dir.

Ohio^—Wooster:

Leo L. Rummell, Dir,

Oklahoma—Stillwater : Warren L. Blizzard, Dir.

Oregon—Corvallis :

Frederick E. Price, Dir.

Pennsylvania—State College :

Fred F. Lininger, Z>ir.

Rhode Island—Kingston :

Mason H. Campbell, Dir.

South Carolina—Clemson :

Herbert P. Cooper, Dir.

South Dakota—Brookings:

Isaac B. Johnson, Dir.

Tennessee—Knoxville :

John H. McLeod, Dir.

Texas—College Station:

Robert D. Lewis, Dir,

Utah—Logan:

Rudger H. Walker, Dir.

Vermont—-Burlington :

Joseph E. Carrigan, Dir.

Virginia—Blacksburg :

Harold N, Young, Dir.

Washington—Pullman:

Mark T. Buchanan, Dir.

West Virginia—Morgantown ;

Harry R. Vamey, Dir.

Wisconsin, Madison:

Rudolph K. Froker, Dir.

Wyoming—Laramie:

Hilton M. Briggs, Dir.'

Alaska—Palmer :

Don L. Irwin, Dir.

Hawaii—Honolulu :

Harold A. Wadsworth, Dir.

Puerto Rico—Rio Piedras :

Arturo Roque, Dir.

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH CENTER—OFFICE OF OPERATIONS

The Office of Operations provides for the general supervision

of the entire plant and the development and operation of all common facilities required by the organizations of the Department

engaged in fundamental agricultural research. These services

include furnishing of electricity, water, heat, telephones, building

maintenance, roads, mechanical shops, granary, guards, mail service, safety and health, and raising of feed crops for animals. The

reservation comprises an area of approximately 12,000 acres on

which scientific, research, and experimental activities are conducted by 10 bureaus of the Department and by several other

governmental agencies.
COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION 57

C. A. Logan, Supt,

Administrative Services :

Frank R. Ellis, Admin, off.

General Operations:

Clarence S. Kelleher, Mech. Engin.

Engineering Services:

Hale F. Sehorn, Civil Engin.

Farm Operations:

Lewis A. Kirkpa.trick, Farm Supt.

COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION

The Commodity Credit Corporation is an agency and instrumentality of the United States within the Department of Agriculture, subject to the general supervision and direction of the

Secretary.

CCC was organized in 1933. From then until 1939, the Commodity Credit Corporation was managed and operated in close

affiliation with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. On July

1, 1939, CCC was transferred to the Department of Agriculture

by the President's Reorganization Plan I. Approval of the Commodity Credit Corporation Charter Act on June 29, 1948, (Public

Law 806, 80th Cong.), established CCC as an agency and instrumentality of the United States under a permanent Federal charter.

The charter was amended in 1949.

The Corporation is for the purpose of stabilizing, supporting

and protecting farm income and prices. It assists in the maintenance of balanced and adequate supplies of agricultural commodities, products thereof, foods, feeds, and fibers. CCC facilitates

the orderly distribution of agricultural commodities.

The Corporation is authorized to use its general powers to

(a) support the prices of agricultural commodities through loans,

purchases, payments, and other operations; (b) make available

materials and facilities required in connection with the production

and marketing of agricultural commodities; (c) procure agricultural commodities for sale to other Government agencies,

foreign governments, and domestic, foreign, or international relief

or rehabilitation agencies, and to meet domestic requirements;

(d) remove and dispose of or aid in the removal or disposition of

surplus agricultural commoidities; (e) increase the domestic

consumption of agricultural commodities by expanding or aiding

in the expansion of domestic markets or by developing or aiding in

the development of new or additional markets, marketing facilities, and uses for such commodities; (f) export or cause to be

exported, or aid in the development of foreign markets for agricultural commodities ; (g) carry out such other operations as the

Congress may specify, authorize or provide for.

CCC activities are carried out through the facilities and personnel of the Production and Marketing Administration of the

Department of Agriculture. Programs and policies are approved

by the Board of Directors of CCC and the Secretary of Agriculture before being put into effect.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OF THE COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION

Management of the Corporation is vested in a Board of Directors subject to the general supervision and direction of the Secretary, who is an ex-ofíicio director and serves as Chairman of the

Board. The Board consists of six members (in addition to the
58 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

Secretary) appointed by the President by and with the advice

and consent of the Senate,

Charles F. Brannan, Sec'y, of Agriculture

Knox T. Hutchinson, Ass't. Sec'y of Agriculture

Ealph S. Trigg, Ad^n,, PMA

Frank K. Woolley, Deputy Adm,, PMA

Elmer F, Kruse, Ass't. Adm, for Commodity Ojjerations

Harold K. Hill, Ass't, Adw.. for Production

ADVISORY BOARD

The Advisory Board consist of five members who are appointed

and serve at the pleasure of the President. These members are

selected for their broad agricultural and business experience. Not

more than three of such members shall belong to the same political

part. The Advisory Board meets at the call of the Secretary not

less often than once each ninety days. It surveys the general policies in connection with the purchase, storage, and sale of commodities, and the operation of lending and price support programs

and advises the Secretary with respect thereto.

Elwood M. Brooks

Seymour E, Harris

Albert K. Mitchell

Eugene W^. Stetson

Sterry E. Waterman

OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION

The President

The President is the Chief Executive Officer of the Corporation

with general supervision and direction of all the officers of the

Corporation and of the day-to-day conduct of its business.

Ralph S. Trigg, Adm., PMA

The Vice President

The Vice President of the Corporation assists the President in

the performance of his duties and in the exercise of his powers

to such extent as the President may prescribe, and performs such

special duties and executes such powers as may be prescribed by

the Secretary of Agriculture or the Board. Vice Presidents are:

Frank K. Woolley, Deputy Adm,, PMA

Harold K. Hill, Ass't, Adm, for Production, PMA

Robert W. Herder, Ass't. Adm, for Management, PMA

Elmer F. Kruse, Ass't. Adm, for Commodity Operations, PMA

John I. Thompson, Ass't. Adm. for Marketing, PMA

The Secretary

The Secretary attends and keeps minutes of meetings of the

Board; signs papers and instruments to which his signature is

necessary; attests the authenticity of and affixes the seal of the

Corporation upon any instrument requiring such action and performs other prescribed duties.

Lionel C. Holm, Exec, Asst, to the Adm., PMA
COMMODITY EXCHANGE AUTHORITY 59

The Controller

The Controller has charge of all fiscal and accounting affairs

of the Corporation, including all borrowings and financial arrangements, claims activities and the formulation of prices in accordance with established policies; and performs other prescribed

duties,

K, A, Bmsñéíá, Dir,, Fiscal Branch, PMA

The Treasurer

The Treasurer has charge of the custody, safekeeping and disbursement of Corporation funds; and performs such other duties

relating to the fiscal and accounting affairs of the Corporation as

may be prescribed from time to time by the Controller.

James J. Somers, Dep. Dir,, Fiscal Branch, PMA

Chief Accountant

The Chief Accountant has charge of the general books and

accounts of the Corporation and the preparation of financial

statements and reports ; and performs other duties relating to

fiscal and accounting affairs of the Corporation as may be prescribed from time to time by the Controller.

Robert H. Fiichs, Dep. Dir,^ Fiscal Branch, PMA

Advisors to the Board of Directors

The Solicitor, the Associate Solicitor, and the Director of

Finance of the Department of Agriculture are advisors to the

Board of Directors.

W. Carroll Hunter, Gen, Counsel

Edward M. Shulman, Assoc, Gen, Counsel

Ralph S, Roberts, Fiscal Adviser

Contract Disputes Board

The Contract Disputes Board is authorized to consider and

determine appeals from findings of fact of an officer of the Corporation and appeals by claimants on all other contract claims

against the Corporation where settlement and adjustment otherwise cannot be effected.

David J. Sullivan, Sec'y.

COMMODITY EXCHANGE AUTHORITY

The Commodity Exchange Authority administers the Commodity Exchange Act, which provides for Federal regulation of all

commodity exchanges which conduct futures trading in any of the

following commodities: Wheat, cotton, rice, corn, oats, barley,

rye, flaxseed, grain sorghums, millfeeds, butter, eggs, Irish potatoes, wool tops, fats and oils (including lard, tallow, cottonseed

oil, peanut oil, soybean oil, and all other fats and oils), cottonseed

meal, cottonseed, peanuts, soybeans, and soybean meal.
60 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

Its functions and procedures are designed to prevent commodity

price manipulation and corners; prevent dissemination of false

and misleading crop and market information to influence 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.

Reports are compiled and released daily shov^ing volume of

futures trading and amount of open futures contracts on the

major markets; apparent and alleged violations of the statute are

investigated and surveys made of trading on contract markets.

The Commodity Exchange Authority cooperates with other governmental agencies in obtaining factual data and in providing information of interest and value in connection v^ith supply and demand factors affecting commodity prices.

J. M. Mehl, Admin,

Rodger R. Kauffman, Asst. Admin,

Walter L. Miller, Exec. Off.

COMPLIANCE AND TRADE PRACTICE

DIVISION

Douglas B. Bagnell, Chief

William T. Buster, Asst. Chief

LICENSE AND RULES DIVISION

James Coker, Chief.

SEGREGATED FUNDS DIVISION

Ralph K. Dawson, Chief

TRADING AND REPORTS DIVISION

W. Edwards Beach, Chief.

Ronald C. Callander, Asst. Chief.

R. Corbin Dorsey, Futures Trading Spec.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Illinois, Chicago:

George Livingston, Commodity Exch. Supvr.

Arthur W. Mayo, Asst. Commodity Exch.

Supvr.

James F, Koutsky, Commodity Trading

Analyst.

Albert C. Christian, Chief Acct.

Arthur R. Grosstephan, Comm.odity Exch.

hivest.

Missouri, Kansas City:

Louis E. Wolf, Commodity Exch. Supvr.

Richard P. Sargeant, Acct.-

Minnesota, Minneapolis :

Joseph B. Withers, Commodity Exch.

Supvr.

Gerald J. Swoboda, Acct.

Louisiana, New Orleans :

William D. Espy, Commodity Exch. Supvr.

Robert J. Chauvin, Chief Acct.

New York, New York:

George H. Bastón, Com7nodity Exch. Su/pvr.

Roy Tipton, Commodity Exch. Invest.

Robert L. Caldwell, Chief Acct.

EXTENSION SERVICE

The Extension Service carries on general educational work in

agriculture and home economics. It aids in making available the

results of research and investigation in these subjects to those

who can put the information into practice. Extension Service coordinates the extension activities of the bureaus of the Department

and of the State agricultural colleges and deals with emergency

situations involving Department assistance to farmers. It represents the Department in the conduct of cooperative extension

work in agriculture and home economics by the State agricultural

colleges and the Department under the Smith-Lever, CapperKetcham, Bankhead-Jones, and supplementary acts of Congi-ess.

Each of the 48 States, and the Territories of Hawaii and Alaska

and Puerto Rico, has a director of extension who represents jointly

the Department and the State agricultural college in the administration of extension work.
EXTENSION SERVICE 61

In each State the extension organization consists of a State administrative and supervisory staff, with headquarters in most

cases at the State agricultural college, and county agricultural

agents, county home demonstration agents, and county club agents,

who have their offices usually at the county seats. The distinguishing feature of extension teaching is the field demonstration,

carried on through voluntary local leaders, although other educational methods are also used to teach the best farm and home

practices to farm and rural individuals.

M. h, Wii&oiif Dir. of Ext, TVork

W. H. Conwaj, Asst. Dir, of Ext. Work

B..B.. Williamsonf Asst. Dir, of Ext, Work

Faul Y. Kepnerf Asst. to the Dir,

GraceK.Brotchie^ Exec, Asst,

T. Weed Harvey, ¡Tec/i. AnaZ.

H. W. Gilbertson, Tech, Anal.

Frances E. Faulconer, Spec. Asst,

DIVISION OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

C, S. Tenley, Chief.

John B. Speidel, Asst. to Chief.

C. S. Tenley, Acct. {Acting).

Alice Lewis, Budget Est.

Sadie Caughey, State Payments,

Gertrude U. Lynch, Pers.

Earl F. Bladen, Property and Supjjlies.

Van O. Milton, Mail and Records.

DIVISION OF EXTENSION INFORMATION

Lester A. Schlup, Chief.

Ralph M. Fulghum, Asst. Chief.^

Norman P. Tucker, Asst. to Chief.

Joseph D. Tonkin, Inf. Spec, Radio.

Clara B. Ackerman, Inf.' Spec. (Ed. Extension

Service Review).

George C. Pace, Spec, in Visual Instruction.

G. Lenore Power, Spec, in Visual Aids (Art

Unit).

DIVISION OF FIELD COORDINATION

H, W. Hochbaum, Chief.>

B. W. Aiton, Ext. Agr. 4-H Cluh Work.

Florence L. Hall, Ext. Home Econ. {Eastern

States).'

Eunice I. Heywood, Ext. Home Econ. {North

Central States),

Mena Hogan, Ext. Home Econ. {Southern

States).

Fred G. Jans, Ext. Agr. {Western States)..

Ola Powell Malcolm, Ext. Home Econ.- {Home

Food Preservation).

Charles E. Potter, Ext.. Agr. {Eastern States).

Madge J. Reese, Ext. Home Econ. (Western

States).

Charles A. Sheffield, Ext. Agr. (Southern

States).

Gertrude L. Warren, Org.. Spec. J^-H Cluh Work.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Alabama—Tuskegee :

T. M. Campbeil, Fid. Agt. in Negro Extension Work,

Virginia—Hampton Institute:

J. W. Mitchell, Fid, Agt. in Negro Extension Work.

DIVISION OF FIELD STUDIES

AND TRAINING

Meredith C. Wilson, Chief.

Gladys Gallup, Asst. Chief.

Educational Research Section:

Foreign Student Section:

F. P. Prutchey, Ext. Educ. m Charge.

Foreign Student Section^—Continued

Philip K. Hooker, Ext. Educ.> {Middle and

Far East Unit).

Edward H. Leker, Ext. Educ. {Latin American and European Unit),

Personnel Trairing Section:

Cannon G, Hearne, Ext. Educ. in Charge.

Research and Training Center Section :

Gladys Gallup, Ext. Educ. in Charge.

DIVISION OF AGRICULTURAL

ECONOMICS

H. M. Dixon, Chief.

Evlon J. Niederfrank, Fid.. Agt. in Group Discussion.

Elin L. Anderson, Ext. Spec, in Rural Health

Improvement.

Consumer Education and Marketing Information Section:

Edwin A. Johnson, Ext. Econ. in Charge.

Farm Management and General Economic» Section:

L. M. Vaughan, Ext. Econ, in Charge.

Virgil D. Oilman, Ext. Econ. ( Western

States)

Luke M. Schruben, Ext. Econ. (North Central States)

Fruit and Vegetable Section:

Charles W. Hauck, Ext. Econ. in Charge.

General Crops Section:

L. R. Paramore, Ext. Econ. {Cotton^ Tobacco,

Peanuts, and Rice)

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Illinois—Chicago:

W. B. Combs, Ext. Mkt. Spec.

DIVISION OF SUBJECT MATTER

J. L. Boatman, Chief.

Agricultural Section:

S. P. Lyle, Ext.t Agr. in Charge.

R, J. Haskell, Ext. PI. Path.

M. P. Jones, Ext. Ent.<

C, D. Lowe, Ext. An. Hush.

J. M. Saunders, Ext.> Agron.

H. L. Shrader, Ext. Poultry Hush:

A. M. Bo-wder, Ext. For.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Georgia—Atlanta:

J. G. Oglesbee, Jr., Ext. Spec, in Cotton

Ginning.

Texas—Dallas :

A. M. Pendleton, Ext. Spec, in Cotton

Ginning.

Home Economics Section :

Mary A. Rokahr, Ext.. Home Econ. in Charge.
62 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

Home Economics SectioR—Continued

Lydia A. Lynde, Ext. Spec, m Parent Education,

Alice hinrif Ext. Clothing Spec,

STATE DIRECTORS OF EXTENSION

FIELD HEADQUARTERS Î

Alabama—Auburn î

P. O. Davis, Dir, of Ext.

Arizona—Tucson :

C. U. Pickrell, Dir. of Ext,

Arkansas :

Fayetteville :

L. S. Ellis, Dir. of Ext

Little Rock:

Aubrey D. Gates, Assoc. Dir. of Ext.

California—Berkeley:

J. Earl Coke, Dir. of Ext,

Colorado—Fort Collins:

F. A. Andereon, Dir, of Ext.

Connecticut—Storrs :

W. B. Young, Dir, of Ext,

R. G. Hepburn, Aasoc. Dir. of Ext.

Delaware—Newark:

G. M. Worrilow, Dir, of Ext,

Florida—Gainesville :

H. G. Clayton, Dir, of Ext,

Georgia—Athens:

W. S. Brown, Dir, of Ext.

Idaho—Moscow :

D. R. Theophilus, Dir. of Ext.

lUinois—Urbana :

H. P. Rusk, Dir, of Ext.

Indiana—LaFayette

H. J- Reed, Dir, of Ext.

Iowa—Ames :

Floyd Andre, Dir, of Ext.

Kansas—Manhattan :

L. C. Williams, Dir, of Ext,

Kentucky—Lexington :

T. P. Cooper, Dir. of Ext.

Louisiana—Baton Rouge:

H. C. Sanders, Dir. of Ext.

Maine-Orono :

G. E. Lord, Acting Dir. of Ext.

Maryland—College Park:

T. B. Symons, Dir, of Ext.

Massachusetts—Amherst:

W, A. Munson, Dir. of Ext,

Michigan—East Lansing :

O. V. Ballard, Dir. of Ext,

Minnesota—St. Paul:

S. H. Rutford, Acting Dir. of Ext.

Mississippi—State College:

L. I. Jones, Dir. of Ext.

Missouri—Columbia :

J. W. Burch, Dir, of Ext,

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Montana^—Bozeman :

N. E. Beers, Acting Dir, of Ext,

Nebraska—Lincoln :

Wm. V. Lambert, Dir. of Ext,

Nevada—Reno :

C. W. Creel, Dir. of Ext.

New Hampshire—Durham:

L. A, Bevan, Dir. of Ext.

New Jersey—New Brunswick:

W. H. Martin, Dir, of Ext.

L. G. Cook, Assoc, Dir, of Ext,

New Mexico—State College :

G, L. Boykin, Acting Dir, of Ext,

New York—Ithaca :

L, R. Simons, Dir. of Ext,

North Carolina—Raleigh :

L O. Schaub, Dir, of Ext,

North Dakota^—Fargo:

E. J. Haslerud, Dir, of Ext.

Ohio—Columbus :

C. M. Ferguson, Dir. of Ext.

Oklahoma-—Stillwater :

Shawnee Brown, Dir, of Ext.

Oregon—Corvallis : W. A. Schoenfeld, Dir. of Ext.

Pennsylvania—State College :

J. M. Fry, Dir. of Ext.

Rhode Island—Kingston :

H. O. Stuart, Dir, of Ext.

South Carolina—Clemson :

D. W. Watkins, Dir. of Ext.

South Dakota—^Brookings :

G. L Gilbertson, Dir. of Ext.

Tennessee—Knoxville :

J. H. McLeod, Dir. of Ext.

Texas—College Station:

George G. Gibson, Dir. of Ext.

Utah—Logan:

Carl Prischknecht, Dir. of Ext.

Verniont^—Burlington :

P. R. Miller, Dir, of Ext.

Virginia—Blacksburg :

L. B. Dietrick, Dir. of Ext.

Washington—Pullman:

E. y. Ellington, Dir. of Ext.

West Virginia—Morgantown :

J. O. Knapp, Dir. of Ext.

Wisconsin—Madison :

L L. Baldwin, Dir, of Ext.

W. W. Clark, Assoc. Dir. of Ext.

Wyoming^—Laramie :

A. E. Bowman, Dir. of Ext.

Alaska—College :

L. T. Oldroyd, Dir, of Ext.

Hawaii—Honolulu :

H. H. Warner, Dir. of Ext.

Puerto Rico—Rio Piedras :

Roberto Huyke, Dir. of Ext,

FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION

The Farm Credit Administration provides a complete and coordinated credit system which at all times can make available

long and short-term credit to farmers, stockmen, and farmer cooperatives in the United States. FCA was created by an executive

order effective May 27, 1933, which provided for consolidating

within one organization the powers and functions of all Federal

agencies then dealing primarily with agricultural credit. In July

1939, the Farm Credit Administration became a part of the Department of Agriculture.

The United States is divided into twelve Farm Credit districts.

In each of these districts are four major credit units located together in a headquarters city. A branch of the Baltimore office

serves Puerto Rico. The major credit units are :
FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION 63

(1) A Federal land bank which makes long-term mortgage

loans through local cooperatives known as National Farm Loan

Associations. Approximately 1225 of these Associations serve all

parts of the nation and also Puerto Rico. The 12 Federal land

banks as well as the National Farm Loan Associations are now

wholly owned by farmer members.

(2) A Production Credit Corporation that supervises and partially capitalizes local cooperatives known as Production Credit

Associations which make operating loans to farmers and stockmen. Approximately 500 Production Credit Associations are

located at convenient points. A total of 138 of these Associations

have repaid all the capital stock held on behalf of the Government

by their respective Production Credit Corporations. These 138

Associations are now wholly owned by members.

(3) A district Bank for Cooperatives that makes loans direct to

farmer cooperatives.

(4) A Federal Intermediate Credit Bank that discounts shortterm agricultural loans for local financing institutions such as

production credit associations, agricultural credit corporations and

commercial banks and makes loans to such institutions on the

security of such paper. It extends credit also to the banks for

cooperatives and, to a limited extent, to farmersV cooperative associations.

A Central Bank for Cooperatives located in Washington, D.C.

makes loans to large regional or national cooperatives and assists

district banks in handling large loans.

A Cooperative Research and Service Division of the Farm

Credit Administration conducts research studies relating to problems of marketing, purchasing, and business service cooperatives.

It disseminates information gathered in such projects, confers

with cooperative officials, and studies the problems of individual

associations and m.akes recommendations as the need arises.

The office of the Farm Credit Administration at Washington,

D. C. supervises and coordinates activities and makes examinations of all the institutions comprising the Farm Credit System,

The Central Office also supervises the liquidation of the loans of

the Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation through the facilities of

the Federal land banks, loans made from the Agricultural Marketing Act revolving fund, and the Joint Stock Land Banks.

Ivy W. Duggan, Governor

'R.'L,¥2ücrmgioTi,Dep. Governor

Thomas F. Murphy, Acting Dep, Governor

Carl Colvin, Dep, Governor in Charge of Finance amd Accounts

and Administrative Divisions

Edward F. Seiller^ Döp. Got?f3rt?,or

ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION

Verne V. Hemstreet, Chief.

Paul L. Rapp, As8t. Chief,

Instructions Section:

Zelina A. Ahern, In charge.

Office of the Chief Clerk :

Thomas L, Piper, Chief Clerk.

Francis W. Smith, Chief, Purchase and

Supvly Sec.

John S. Kennedy, Chief, Graphic Sec.

Rose V. Fleming, Chiefs General Files See,

Office of the Chief Clerk—Continued

Gladys M. Lytle, Chief Stenographic Sec.

Robert G. Childs, Chief, Mail Sec.

COOPERATIVE DIVISION

R. li.Favrington, Acting CoTYir,

Central Bank Subdivision:

Bernard F. Viehmann, Dep. Comr.

District Bank Subdivision ;

Sam^el Y. MeConneJIi Asst, Dept, Comr,
64 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

COOPERATIVE RESEARCH AND

SERVICE DIVISION

Harold Hedges, Chief.

Joseph G. Knapp, Assoe. Chief.

Bysiness Administration î

Kelsey B. Gardner, Agri. Econ.

Cotton:

Ward W. Fetrow, Agri. Econ.

Dairy :

Donald B. Hirsch, Agri. Econ.

Frozen Foods:

Lorenzo B. Mann, Agri. Econ.

Fruits and Vegetables:

Andrew W, McKay, Agri> Econ,

Grain:

Thomas E. Hall, Agri. Econ.

History and Statistics:

Grace Wanstall, Stat.

Insurance:

French M. Hyre, Agri. Econ.

Livestock and Wool :

Cortes G, Randell, Agri. Econ.

Membership Relations:

John H. Heclonan, Agri. Econ.

Poultry:

John J. Scanlan, Agri. Econ.

Purchasing:

Martin A. Ahrahamsen, Agri. Econ.

Special Crops :

Henry M. Bain, Agri. Econ.

Transportation:

Leonard N, Conyera, Agri,. Econ,

ECONOMIC AND CREDIT

RESEARCH DIVISION

Russell C. Engberg, Chief.

Ralph U, Battles, Asst. Chief.

EXAMINATION DIVISION

Martin J. Fox, Chief.

Henry P. Mouse!, Asst, Chief Exam.

Agnes Nemanich, Admin. Asst.

L. George Bartlett. Chief^ Short-Term Unit.

Keith Scott, Chieft Long-Term Unit.

Hobart M. Shields, Chief, NFLA Rev. Unit.

George E. Olson, Chief, PCA Rev. Unit.

Eastern Division <Hdqts. Washington» D. C.) :

Joseph P. 'Bro'^net Supervising Farm Credit

Exam.

RESIDENT FARM CREDIT EXAMINERS :

Massachusetts—Springfield (District 1):

Charles J. J. Cox, Jr., Resident Farm

Credit Exam*

Maryland—Baltimore (District 2) :

Harry R, Armstrong, Resident Farm- Credit

Exam, ,

South Carolina—Columbia (District 3) :

John R. Edwards, Jr., Resident Farm

Credit Exatn.-

Kentucky—Louisville (District 4) :

John P. Engberg, Resideat Farm Credit

Exam,

Louisiana—New Orleans (District 5) :

Osee W. Zeagier, Reside^it Farm Credit

Exam.

Minnesota—St. Paul (District 1) \

Carl P. Linek, Resident Farm- Credit Exam.

Western Division (Hdqrs. Washington, D. C) :

Carl H. Nieberg, Supervising Farm _ Credit

Exam.

RESIDENT FARM CREDIT EXAMINERS :

Missouri—St. Louis (District 6} :

J. Edward Twoney, Resident Farm Credit

Exam,

Nebraska—Omaha (District 8) :

Prank W. Philbrook, Resident Farm, Credit

Exmti,

Kansas^Wichita (District 9) :

Gerald G. Ernst, Resident Farm Credit

Exanu

Texas—Houston (District 10) :

Robert Wadsworth, Resident -Farm Credit

Exa7n.

RESIDENT FARM CREDIT EXAMINERS—^continued

California—Berkeley (District 11) :

Boyd C. Edelin, Resident Farm Credit

Exam.

Washington—Spokane {District 12):

Joseph A. Garrett, Resident Farm Credit

Exam.

FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS DIVISION

Carl Calvin, Dep. Governor in Charge of Finance

and Accounts and Administrative Divisions.

Thomas F. Murphy, Asat. Dir,

Finance Subdivision:

William T. McKeown, Dep. Dir.

Robert C Ferguson, Asst. Dep. Dir.

Investment Section:

Arthur C. Hemstreet, Fin, Econ,

Wihiani H. Albright, Fin. Econ,

Securities Section:

Harry L. Gray, Chief.

Registrar Section:

FIELD OFFICES :

Robert C. Ferguson, Chief.

Massachusetts—Springfield (District 1) :

Walter J. Muhlbach, Registrar.

Maryland—Baltimore (District 2) :

B, Clarence Chesney, Registrar.

South Carolina—Columbia (District 8) :

Augustus H. Stevens, Registrar.

Kentucky—Louisville (District 4) •

Lawrence M. Corrigan, Registrar.

Louisiana—New Orleans (District 6) *

Claire Glaeser, Registrar.

Missouri^St. Louis (District 6) :

Thomas A. Ray, Registrar.

Minnesota—^St. Paul (District 7) :

Kenneth M. Rolland, Registrar,

Nebraska—Omaha (District 8) :

Emil M. Nelsen, Registrar,

Kansas—Wichita (District 9) :

George B. Irwin, Registrar.^

Texas—Houston (District 10) i

Eugene M. Gentry, Registrar.

California—Berkeley (District 11) :

Reed S. Gardner, Registrar.

Washington—Spokane (District 12) î

William J. Adamson, Registrar.

Comptroller's Subdivision :

James E. Pitts, Jr., Asst. Dir. and Compt,

Operating Analysis Section;

Bert H. Thurber, Jr.. CMe/.

Reports Section :

Vincent A. Johnson, Chief,

Field Accjunting Section:

John C Simpson, /Isai. Compt.

Administrative Accounts Subdivision •

James L, Wilkinson, Asst., Dir.

Wells E. Ludlow, Chief Acct.

Budget Section:

Harry E. Martin, Act/ing Chief.

Accounts Section :

Harold E. Walker, Chief.

Audit Section:

Clifford R. Carlisle, Chief.

INFORMATION AND EXTENSION

DIVISION

W. Gifford Hoag, Prin. Ed.

James L, Robinson, Ext. Econ.

Clay Mabley, Prin. Radio Ed.

INTERMEDIATE CREDIT DIVISION

George M. Brennan, Comr.'

Martin H. Uelsmann, Dep. Comr.

Walter F. Patterson, Asst. Comr.

Franklin D. Van Sant, Asst. Dep.' Comr.

LAND BANK DIVISION

James R. Isleib, Comr.

Operations Subdivision:

Ernest Diebel, Asst. Dep, Comr.

E. O, Johnson, Asst,> Dep. Comr,
FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION 65

Operations Subdivision—Continued

H. A. Lake, Chief, Nat. Farm Loan Assoc,

See.

Joseph M. Munroe, Acting Chief, Fiscal and

Joint Stock Land Bank Sec.

Frank Jones, Chief, Loan Serv.> and Real

Estate Sec.

J, T. Burkett, Jr., Chief, Inform, and Credit

Analysis Sec.

Appraisal Subdivision :

Harry N. Thomas, Chief of Appraisals.

Robert E. Britt, Asst. Chief of Appraisals.

Don H. Bushnell, Asst. Chief of Appraisals.

Burgess Chilcoat, A8st.< Chief of Appraisals,

CHIEF REVIEWING APPRAISERS' OFFICES;

Massachusetts—Springfield (District 1) :

Carroll B. Hutchins, Chief Rev. Appr.

Maryland—Baltimore {District 2) t

Beryl S. Straight, Chief Rev. Appr.

South Carolina—Columbia (District 3) :

Claude D. Orrell, Chief Rev. Appr,

Kentucky—Louisville (District 4) :

Ross H. Pepper, Chief Rev. Appr,

Louisiana—New Orleans (District 5) :

Ernest W. Trussell, Act.

Missouri—St. Louis (District 6) :

Ralph E. Nowlan, Chief Rev.' Appr.

Minnesota—St. Paul (District 7 ) t

C. Sheldon Blair, Chief Rev. Appr.

Nebraska—Omaha (District 8) :

Oscar W. Hahn, Chief Rev. Appr.

Kansas—Wichita (District 9) :

James M. Plinchum, C^ie/i?e^;.. Appr.

Texas—Houston (District 10) :

Raymond C. P'Pool, Chief Rev. Appr.

California—Berkeley (District 11) :

Raymond E. Nebelung, Chief Rev, Appr.

Washington—Spokane (District 12):

Louis C. Chesnut, Chief Rev. Appr,

PERSONNEL DIVISION

Wm. L. Moore, Chief.

G. E. Van Leer, Chief, Central Office Personnel

Sec.

Carrietta Rech, Chief, Placement and Appointment Unit.

Katherine Delany, Assistant Emj)loyee Relations Officer,^

Camille Humbrecht, Acting Chief, District Personnel Sec.

PRODUCTION CREDIT DIVISION

Carl R. Arnold, Comr.

Arthur T. Esgate, Dep. Comr.

Kenneth L. Scott, Asst. Comr.

Credits Section :

Paul P. Fankhauser, Asst. Dep. Comr.

Operations Section:

Homer G, Smith, Asst. Dep. Comr.

CENTRAL BANK FOR COOPERATIVES

R. L. Farrington, Càairmarî, Board of Directors.

Bernard F. Viehmann, Vice Près, and Gen.

Manager.

Willard C. Frazee, Asst. Vice Près, and Asst.

Gen. Manager.

Dorwin Scott, Treaa.

Joseph E. Rolfes, Secy.

FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE

CORPORATION

Ivy W. Duggan, Près.

E. C. Johnson, Exec. Vice Près.

Carl Colvin, Vice Près.

FARM CREDIT DISTRICTS

DISTRICT 1—CONN., MAINE, N. H.., MASS., N, J.,

N. Y.', R. I., VT., (hdqrs. Springfield, Mass.) :

Federal Land Bankî

Harlan B. Munger, Près.

Myron C. Peabody, Exec.' Vice Près,

A. '^. Gans, Dir. of Res.

DISTRICT 1—continued

Federallntermediate Credit Bank;

Harlan B. Munger, Près.

Bernard A. Colby, Exec, Vice Près.

Production Credit Corporation:

Harlan B. Munger, Près.

Victor A. Gilpatrick, Exec. Vice Près,

Bank for Cooperatives :

Harlan B. Munger, Près.

George W. Lamb, Exec. Vice Près.

President's Staff:

Harlan B. Munger, Près,

E. Anthony, Gen. Coun.

M, W. DeWolfe, Compt.

Donald D. Benson, Pers. Off. & Inf. Agt,

DISTRICT 2—DEL., MD., PA., VA., W. VA., D. C,

PUERTO RICO (hdqrs. Baltimore, Md.) :

Federal Land Bank :

J. T. Vandenburg, Près.

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank:

Hugh S. Mackey, Près.

Production Credit Corporation:

J. T. Vandenburg, Près,

Bank for Cooperatives :

S. M. Thomson, Près.

General Agent's Staff :

Hugh S. Mackey, Gen.* Agt,

Clarence A. Patterson, Gen. Conn,

Charles J. Southworth, Pers. Off.

DISTRICT 3—FLA., GA., N. c, s. c, (hdqrs. Columbia, S. C.) :

Federal Land Bank:

Julian H. Scarborogh, Près..

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank:

Rufus R. Clarke, Près,

Production Credit Corporation:

Julian H. Scarborough, Près.

Bank for Cooperatives :

Joseph D, Laverence, Près.

General Agent's Staff :

Rufus R. Clarke, Gen. Agt.

Frank P. MeGowan. Gen. Coun.

George D. Halsey, Pers. Off. and Activg

Compt.

Henry S. Johnson, Dir. of Inf.

DISTRICT 4—IND., KY., OHIO, TENN. (hdqrS. Louisville, Ky.) :

Federal Land Bank:

M. S. Kennedy, Jr., Près.

James D. Toy, Dir. of Res.'

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank:

J. B. E.LaPlante, Fres,

Production Credit Corporation r

F. Leonard Kerr, Près.

Bank for Cooperatives :

John E. Brown, Près.

General Agent's Staff:

John E. Brown, Gen. Agt.

William C. Goodwyn, Gcw. Coun.

James W. Applegate, Pers. Off. and Compt.

J. M. Heizer, / /. Agt.<

DISTRICT 5—ALA., JLA., MISS, (hdqrs. New Orleans, La.) :

Federal Land Bank:

Roy L. Thompson, Près.

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank :

John M. Magruder, Près.

Production Credit Corporation :

Jesse B. Hearin, Près.

Bank for Cooperatives:

Henry O. Pate, Près.

General Agent's Staff :

John M. Magruder, Gen. Agt.

Edward F. Steiner, Gen. Coun.

A. It. Morrison, Pers. Off.

Fred J. Hurst, Dir. of Inf.

DISTRICT 6~ARK., ILL., MO., (hdqrs. St. Louis,

Mo.):

Federal Land Bank:

W. H. Droste, Près.

Thomas A. Porter, Dir. of Res.

Federal Intermediate Credit Banki

Joseph R. Coggrove, Près.

Production Credit Corporation i

William S, Brock, Près.
66 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

DISTRICT 6—continued

Bank for Cooperatives f

David M. Hardy, Près,

General Agent's Staff:

David M. Hardy, Gen. Apt.

Guy V. Head, Gen, Coun.

Lloyd M, Johnson, Pers. Off.

DISTRICT 7—MICH., MINN., N. DAK., WIR. (bdqrs,

St. Paul, Minn.) :

Federal Land Bank:

M. D, Avery, Près.

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank :

Fred H, Klawon, Près.

Production Credit Corporation:

Georg-e Susens, Près.

Bank for Cooperatives :

Hutzel Metzger, Près,

General Agent's Staff:

Robert J. Barry, Gen, Agt, and Gen. Coun.

Chester R. Holmstrom, Acting Pers. O if.

W. L. Cavert, Dir. of Res,

J. B. Keenan, /«/.. Agt.

DISTRICT 8—^lOWÂ, NEBR,, S, DAK., WYO., (hdqrs.

Omaha, Nebr.) :

Federal Land Bank:

E. N. Van Home, Près.

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank :

M. E. Welsh, Jr., Près,

Production Credit Corporation :

Edwin J. Petrik, Près.

Bank for Cooperatives:

Thomas F. Tobin, Fres.

General Agent's Staff:

Thomas F. Tobin, Gen.. Agt.

Philip M. Wellman, Gen. Coun.

Hugh E. McEvoy, Pers. Off. and Acting

Compt.

Aaron G. Nelson, Dir. of Res.^

Herman F. Mertens, Inf. Agt.

DISTRICT 9—COLO., N. MEX., KANS,, OKLA-, {hdqrs.

Wichita, Kans.) :

Federal Land Bank:

Walter E. Fisher, Près.

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank:

Grover B. Hill, Près.

Production Credit Corporation:

Abram J. Troup, Près.

Bank for Cooperatives:

Fred R. Merrifield, Près.

DISTRICT 9—continued

General Agent's Staff :

Fred R. Merrifield, Gen. Agt.

Robert C. Dow, Gen. Coun.

Philip H. Stevens, Dir. of Res.

Wm. Clark Ellington, Pers. Off.

DISTRICT 10—TEX, (hdqrs. Houston, Tex.) :

Federal Land Bank:

Sterling C. Evans, Près.

Federal Intermediate Credit Banki

W. J. McAneliy, Près.

Production Credit Corporation:

Virgil P. L^e, Près.

Bank for Cooperatives :

William N. Stokes, Jr., Pre.s.

General Agent's Staff :

Sterling C. 'Evans, Ge7i. Agt.

Barnet B. Skelton, Acting Gen. Coun,

Harold A. Cory, Pers. Off. and Actina

Compt.

DISTRICT 11—^ARIZ., CALIF., NEV., UTAH., HAWAII

(hdqrs. Berkeley, Calif.) :

Federal Land Bank :

Walter C. Dean, Près,

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank:

Chas. W. Hudner, Près.

Production Credit Corporation -

W. F. Mixon, Jr., Près.

Bank for Cooperatives :

L. A. Crawford, Près.

General Agent's Staff:

Richard W. Young, Gen. Agt. and Gen,

Coun.

Fred P. Shenon, Pers. Off..

DISTRICT 12^—IDAHO, MONT., GREG., WASH,,

ALASKA, (hdqrs. Spokane, Wash.) :

Federal Land Bank:

Henry Matthew, Près.

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank:

Paul F. Matson, Près.

Production Credit Corporation :

Ernest E. Henry, Près,

Bank for Cooperatives:

Albert 0. Adams, Près,

Gen. Agent's Staff:

Fred A. Knutsen, Gen. Agt. and Gen. Coun.

Guy Purdy, Compt.

Alexander Joss, Dir. of Res.

George E. Robey, Pers, Off.

Paul T. DeYore, Inf. Aat.

FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION

The Farmers Home Administration offers credit services to

farm families who are unable to borrow from other sources on

reasonable rates and terms. War veterans are given preference

over other applicants.

Loans are made for operating purposes, for buying family-type

farms or enlarging or developing uneconomic farms into familytype units, for the construction or repair of homes and farm buildings, and, in the 17 western states, for water facilities. Through

its insured mortgage program, the agency also guarantees farm

purchase, enlargement and development loans advanced by private

lenders.

These services were authorized by the Farmers Home Administration Act of 1946, the Bankhead'Jones Farm Tenant Act of

1937, the Housing Act of 1949, and the Water Facilities Act of

1937.

All loans are made through the agency's local offices, after approval of applicants' eligibility 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.
FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION 67

Operating credit is advanced for periods of one to five years, at

5 percent interest, and in most cases is used to finance necessary

adjustments in families' farming operations. The borrowers receive individual assistance in making and carrying out individual

farm-and-home plans designed to make best use of all their resources, to increase their production and income, and to conserve

and build up the soil.

In the farm-ownership program, both the direct and the insured

real estate loans are made for 40-year periods, with the provision

that borrowers obtain refinancing from private or cooperative

credit sources when they attain the necessary equity in their farms.

The families receive individual guidance in developing sound,

profitable farming operations.

The farm housing loans, first made in 1949, are repayable over

periods up to 33 years, at 4 percent interest. Loans for water

facilities, at 8 percent interest, are made to both individuals and

groups of farmers in the arid and semi-arid areas of the west, and

may extend up to 20 years but not longer that the usual life of the

facility.

State Directors in 40 State Offices, some serving more than one

state, are administratively in charge of the Farmers Home Administration program in their respective units. The State Director is

responsible to the Administrator, and has the assistance of a State

Farmers Home Administration Advisory committee of 9 members.

The Farmers Home Administration supervisors in charge of

the local offices receive applications, make loans, assist borrowers

with planning and carrying out farm-and-home plans, receive

repayments, and handle other phases of local program administration.

Dillard B, Lasseter, Adm.

Raub Snyder, Deputy Adm.

Ralph A. Ficardj Asst, Adm.

James E.Halligan,Assí.A<ím.

Vhilip S. Brown, Chiefyinfo. Staff

FIELD OFFICES:

Arkansas-—Little Rock:

Eli B. Whitaker, Field Rep,

Georgia—-Atlanta :

James H. Wood, Field, Rep.

Kansas—Topeka :

Homer M. Allen, Field Rep.

Nebraska—Lincoln :

Daniel L. Beals, Field Rep,

Ohio—Columbus:

Andrew L. Sorensen, Field Rep.

ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYSIS DIVISION

Cylar H. VanNatta, Jr., Chief.

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION

Winson O. Trone, Chief.

BUDGET DIVISION

James E. Halligan, Acting Chief.

EXAMINATION DIVISION

J. William Howell, Chief,

AREA OFFICES:

Indiana—Indianapolis (Area Office No. 1 ) :

G. Läwis Garner, Chief,

Alabama—Montgomery (Area Office No. 2) : William B. Wood, Chief,

AREA OFFICES—continued

Texas—Dallas fArea Office No. S) :

Palaemon E. Bush, Chief.

Colorado—Denver (Area Office No, 4) :

Ivan B.McCarty, Chief.

FINANCE DIVISION

John E. Parsell, Chief.

FlEUy OFFICES:

Indiana—Indianapolis (Area Finance Office

No.^l):

James T. Holliday, Area Finance Mgr.

Alabama—Montgomery (Area Finance Office

No. 2): _ Albert B. Powell, Area Finance Mgr.

Texas—Dallas (Area Finance Office No. 3) t

Orr N. Spung, Area Finance Mgr.

Colorado—Denver (Area Finance Offlice No.

Donald D. Oberle, Area Finance Mgr.

PERSONNEL DIVISION

James A. Somerville, Chief Personnel Officer.

FARM OWNERSHIP DIVISION

Howard Bertsch, Dir.

_^^ PRODUCTION LOAN DIVISION

Marcus B, Braswell, Dir,
68 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

STATE OFFICES

FIELD OFFICES:

Alabama—Montgomery :

Julian Brown, State Dir.

Arkansas—Little Rock:

J. Virgil Highfill, State Dir.

California^—San Francisco:

Ralph W. Hollenberg» State Dir.

Colorado—Den%'er :

Floyd F. Higbee, State Dir,

Florida—Gainesville :

Wm. T. Shaddiek, State Dir.

Georgia—Atlanta :

Robert L,. Vansant, State Dir.

Illinois—Champaign :

George H. Reuss, State Dir.

Indiana—Lafayette :

Ralph C. Philiippe, Staie Dir.

loiva—Des Moines:

Byron W. Lodwick, State Dir.

Kansas—^Topeka :

Walton Dodge, State Dir.

Kentucky—Lexington :

Earl Mayhew, State Dir.

Louisiana—-Alexandria :

Fritz L, Spencer, State Dir.

Maine—Bangor :

Homer F. Worcester, State Dir.

Maryland—Baltimore :

Edward M, Newton, Jr., State Dir.

Massachusetts—Boston :

Raymond H. Freeman, State Dir,

Michigan—East Lansing:

Roswell G. Carr, State Dir.

Minnesota—St. Paul:

Leo P. Brown, State Dir.

Mississippi—Jackson :

Thomas B. Fatherree, State Dir

Missouri—Columbia :

Stephen C. Hughes, Siaie Z>ir.

Montana—Bozeman :

J. Arthur Keane, State Dir,

FIELD OFFICES—Continued

Nebraska—Lincoln :

Ernest Frisch, State Dir.

New Jersey—New Brunswick:

Chester J. Tyson, Jr., State Dir.

New Mexico—Albuquerque :

Glen Grisham, State Dir.

New York—Ithaca:

Pv. Tyler Space, State Dir.

North Carolina—Raleigh:

John B. Slack, State Dir

North Dakota—BismarcK :

Walter J. Maddock, State Dir.

Ohio—Columbus :

Clarence A. Gehrig, State Dir.

Oklahoma—Oklahoma City :

E. Lee Ozbirn, State Dir.

Oregon—Portland : Walter A. Duffy, State Dir.

Pennsylvania—-Harrisburg :

Carson P, Mertz, State Dir.

South Carolina—Columbia :

Robert F. Kolb, State Dir.

South Dakota—Sioux Falls :

Ehner R. Arneson, State Dir.

Tennessee—Nashville:

Ellsworth S. Beasley, State Dir.

Texas—Dallas :

Lester J. Cappleman, State Dir.

Utah—Salt Lake City :

Karl J. Magleby, State Dir.

Virginia—Richmond:

Randolph O. Delano, State Dir,

West Virginia—Morgantown :

Russell G. Ellyson, State Dir.

Wisconsin—Madison :

Thomas C. Schmidt, State Dir.

Wyoming—Casper :

Kenneth W. Bell, State Dir.

TERRITORY :

Puerto Rico—San Juan:

Clay C. Stubbs, State Dir.

FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE CORPORATION

The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation—created within the

Department of Agriculture in 1938—develops and operates crop

insurance programs offering farmers protection of their crop investment against loss from causes beyond their control, such as

weather, insect infestation, and plant diseases. The program operates on a business basis, with farmers paying premiums for the

protection at rates which are expected to result in premiums balancing with indemnities over a period of years.

Under present legislation crop investment protection is being

offered on wheat, cotton, corn, flax, tobacco, and dry edible beans

on a commodity basis. Investment in several crops is being insured

in some counties under a multiple-crop protection plan. The number of counties in which each program may operate is limited by

legislation which now authorizes the Corporation to expand its

operations in each of 3 years—1950, 1951, and 1952—by half the

number of counties in which operations were authorized in 1948

for each insurance program. Trial programs may be operated on

additional commodities when sufficient actuarial data are available.

Gus F, Geissler, Mgr,

Ervin W. Anderson, Westeryi Area Dir.

Johii'B.DdínmlB, Southern Area Dir,

John F. Thompson, Northern Area Dir.
FOREST SERVICE 69

ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION

H. Eugene Harker, Chief.

W. Nelson Monies, Asst Chief.

SALES MANAGEMENT DIVISION

Earll H. Nikkei, Chief.

PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT DIVISION

William H. Rowe, Chief.

Thomas M. Cachet, Asst. Chief.

CLAIMS DIVISION

Ernest C. Neas, Chief.

William E. Atterbury, Asst., Chief.

UNDERWRITING DIVISION

M. Eldon Colby. Chief.

FINANCE DIVISION

Carl A. Fretts, Chief.

FveàC. Lloyd, Asst. Chief.

BRANCH OFFICE

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Illinois—Chicago (entire country) i

J. Francis Buck, Branch Mgr.

STATE OFFICES

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Alabama—Montgomery í

Dewey H. McCollough, State Dir.

Arkansas—Little Rock :

Callie S. Dupree, State Dir.

California—Berkeley:

Wesley Schlotzhauer, State Dir.

Colorado—Denver:

BurrellJ. Monroe, State Dir.

Georgia—Athens :

William R. Huey, State Dir.

Idaho—Boise :

John P. Mix, State Dir.

Illinois—Decatur :

Harold A, Keele, State Dir.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

Indiana—Indianapolis:

Lenard C. Pound, State Dir.

Iowa—^Des Moines:

Maurice O'Reilly, State Dir.

Kansas—Manhattan :

Wendell O. Becraft, State Dir.

Kentucky—Lexington :

Otis R. Wheeler, State Dir.

Louisiana—Baton Rouge:

Charles H. Evans, State Dir.

Michigan—Lansing :

Floyd B. Himes, State Dir.

Minnesota—St. Paul:

Elmer Tabor, State Dir.

Mississippi—Jackson:

James S. Smith, State Dir.

Missouri—Columbia:

George L. Carlton, State Dir.

Montana—Lewistov^n :

Henry L. Anderson, State Dir.

Nebraska—Lincoln :

L. Ralph Robertson, State Dir.

North Carolina—Raleigh :

Julian E. Mann, State Dir.,

North Dakota—Fargo:

Peter J. Kettwig, State Dir.

Ohio—Columbus :

Edgar F. Hempy, State Dir.

Oklahoma—Stillwater:

George E. Dysinger, State Dir.

Pennsylvania—Harrisburg : Willis B. Bergy, State Dir.

South Carolina—Columbia:

Edgar M. Derham, State Dir.

South Dakota-—Huron:

James P. Paulsen, State Dir,

Tennessee—Nashville:

J. Bruce Joyner, State Dir,

Texas—College Station :

O. B. Briggs, State Dir.

Virginia—Richmond :

J. Beverley Farrar, State Dir.

Washington—Spokane:

Murl E. Cummings, State Dir,

Wisconsin—Madison :

Arthur J. Hamann, State Dir.

FOEEST SERVICE

The Forest Service is charged with the responsibility for promoting the conservation and best use of the Nation's forest lands,

aggregating approximately a third of the total land area of the

United States.

Broadly, responsibilities of the Forest Service as designated by

Congress are (1) to protect, develop, and administer in the public

interest the national-forest system and its resources; (2) to cooperate with the States and private owners in programs for protection and proper management of forest lands; (3) to conduct

research in problems involving the protection, management and

use of forest resources; (4) to make research and administrative

findings and results available to individuals, industries, and public

and private agencies generally.

National forests,—The Service administers 152 national forests,

comprising over 180,000,000 acres in 40 States and Alaska and

Puerto Rico. It improves them, protects them from fire, insects,

and disease, and manages their resources for orderly and continuous service and for the maintenance of stable economic conditions

in national forest communities. Technical methods of forestry are

applied to the growing and harvesting of timber. Livestock grazing

is scientifically regulated to obtain range conservation along with

use of the annual growth of forage. Watersheds are managed for
70 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

the regulation of streamflow, reduction of flood danger and soil

erosion, and the protection of sources of water for power, irrigation, navigation, and municipal and domestic supply. Provision

is made for popular outdoor recreation. Scientific management is

applied to the development and maintenance of wildlife resources.

Cooperation in forestry.—States and private owners of forest

lands receive cooperation from the Forest Service in the application of sound forest management practices, in the development

and maintenance of organized protection of forest lands against

fire, and in the distribution of planting stock to farmers for windbreaks, shelterbelts, and farm woodlands. The Service cooperates

with States to stimulate development, proper administration, and

management of State forests, and with communities, counties, and

organizations in the development and management of community

forests. It also administers the agricultural conservation program

as applied to the naval stores industry.

Forest research,—In 12 forest and range experiment stations

and in the Forest Products Laboratory at Madison, Wis., the

Forest Service conducts investigations in the entire field of forestry and wild land management, including the growth, protection,

and harvesting of timber, management of range lands, efficient and

economical utilization of forest products, and research in forest

economics and taxation and forest influences. It is conducting a

forest survey of the United States. This is a study of the Nation's

present and potential forest resources.

Lyle F. Watts, CMe/

Christopher M. Granger, Asst. Chief, In Charge Nat For, Admin.

Earl W. Loveridge, Asst, Chief, In Charge Admin. Mgt, omd Inf.

Edward I. Kotok, AssL Chief, In Charge For, Research

Richard E. McArdle, AssL Chief, In Charge State & Priv, For.

Howard Hopkins, Asst, Chief, In Charge Lands

Raymond E. Marsh, Asst, Chief, In Charge Program Planning

CEiáwmáBehY^, Asst, to the Chief

Otto A. Zimmerli, Fiscal Officer, In Charge Div, Fiscal Control

DIVISION OF FISCAL CONTROL

Otto A. Zimmerli, Chief.

Howard R. Marshall, Asst. Chief.

Thomas R. Pad, Chiefs Accounting Sec.

J, Robert Smith, Jr., Chief, Expenditures and

Collection Sec.

Taivo A. Erickson, Chiefs Field Audit and Inspection Sec.

Alice B. McQuînn, Fiscal Agent,

BRANCH OP ADMINISTRATIVE

MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION

Earl W. JuOYeriáge, ÄBst. Chief of Bureau.

Division of Operation

William P. Kramer, ÜMe/<

Gordon D. Fox, Chief,^ Work Programs Sec.

~ , Chief, Scientific Management Sec.

Henry Wold, Chief, Financial Mgt. and Organization Sec.

John B. Holden, Chief, Procurement and Supply

Sec,

George H, Duvendack, Chief, Commumcatlons

See,

Division Of Personnel Management

H. Dean Cochran, Chief.

Fred H. Miller, Chief, Employment Sec.

Perry B. Hinkelman, Chief, Cl-assification Sec.

Seth Jackson, Chief, Safety Sec.

Perkins Coville, Chief, Employee Relations and

Welfare Sec.

— —-, Chief, Training Sec.

Division Of Information and Education

Dana Parkinson, Chief.

-, Chief, Visual Information Sec.

Charles E, Randall, Chief, Spec.> Reports and

Writing Serv. Sec.

Clinton L. Davis, Chief, Spec. Programs Sec.

Duncan N. Scott, Jr., Chief, Press Sec.

Robert T. Hall, Chief, Editorial Sec.

Charles W^. Mattison, CMe/, Education Sec.

—~ , Chief, Public Service See.

William \Y. Bergoffen, Chief, Radio Sec.

BRANCH OF NATIONAL FOREST

ADMINISTRATION

Christopher M. Granger, Asst. Chief of Bureau.

Division Of Fire Control

Carl A. Gustafson, Chief.

Marion M. Nelson, Asst. Chief.

Division Of Timber Management

Ira J. Mason, Chief.

Charles Melicher, Asst. Chief.

Mason B. Bruce, Chief, For, Planting Sect.

Burnett H. Payne, Chief, Appraisals and

Values Sec.
FOREST SERVICE 71

Division Of Range Management

Walt L. Button, Chief.

Avon Denham, Asst. Chief.

Division Of Wildlife Management

Lloyd W. Swift. Chief.

, Asst. Chief.

Division Of Watershed Management

Gordon R. Salmond, Chief.

Walter L. SchipuU, Asst. Chief.

Division Of Recreation And Lands

John H. Sieker, Chief.

John M. Herbert, Asst. Chief.

Division Of Forest Communities

-, Chief.

Division Of Engineering

Anthony P. Dean, Chief.

Jasper E. King, Chief, Aerial Photography and

_Ma7)pÍ7ig Sect.

Howard R. Jones, Chief, Transportation and

Structures Sect.

Clifford A. Betts, Chief, Hydraulics and Water

Imp. Sect.

, Chief, Technical Service Sect.

Russell S. Henderson, Chief, Equip. Sect.

BRANCH OF LANDS

Howard Hopkins, Asst. Chief of Bureau.

Division Of Land Acquisition

Frederick W. Grover, Chief.

-, Asst. Chief.

, Chief, Land Title Abstract Sect.

Karl T, Davey, Chief, Status Sect.

Division Of Forest Land Planning

, Chief.

BRANCH OF STATE AND

PRIVATE FORESTRY

Richard E. McArdle, Asst. Chief of Bureau.

Division Of Cooperative Forest Management

Arthur R. Spillers, Chief.

William J. Welsh, Chief, Naval Stores Sect.

Milton M. Brj^an, Chief, Woodland Management

Sect.

Roland Rotty, Chief, Community Forests and

Planting Stock Distribution Sect.

Division Of Cooperative Forest Protection

Earl S. Peirce, Chief.

Howard J. Eberly, Asst. Chief.

BRANCH OF RESEARCH

Edward I. Kotok, Asst. Chief of Bureau.

Walter H. Larrimer, Staff Asst. to Asst. Chief.

Division Of Dendrology And Range Forage

Investigations

William A. Dayton, Chief.

Division of Forest Management Research

Leonard I. Barrett, Chief.

—'—, Asst. Chief.

Division Of Range Research

William R. Chapline, Chief.

_—_—^ Asst. Chief.

Division Of Forest Products

George W. Trayer, Chief.

Raymond M. Wirka, Asst. Chief.

Division Of Forest Economics

Edward C. Crafts, Chief.

Horace R. Josephson, Asst. Chief.

James G. Osborne, Chief, Biometry Sect.

_—__^ Chief, Industry Resource Invest.

and Analyses Sect.

Raymond D. Garver, Chief, Forest Survey.

Ralph W. Marquis, Chief, Forest Finance

Sect.

Division Of Forest Economics—Continued

Albert C. Cline, Chief, Foreign Forestry Sect.

———-—-, Chief, Statistical Services Sect.

Division Of Forest Influences

Edward N. Munns, Chief.

Bernard Frank, Asst. Chief.

Division Of Fire Research

Arthur A. Brown, Chief.

FOREST AND RANGE EXPERIMENT

STATIONS

California (hdqrs. Berkeley)

Stephen N.Wyckoff, jDirecior.

Murrell W. Talbot, -Assoc. Director.

Charles J. Kraebel, Consultant, Watershed

Management.

Arthur T. Upson, Consultant, Forest Utilization.

Clyde M. Walker, Editor.

AIH^INISTRATIVB SERVICES :

George I. Haney, In Charge.

FOREST MANAGEMENT RESEARCH:

Duncan Dunning, In Charge.

William E. Hallin, Silviculture.

Victor A. Clements, Menusuration,

Harry A. Fowelles, Regeneration.

RANGE RESEARCH :

Murrell W. Talbot, 7«, Cft-arfire.

Jay R. Bentley, Foothill Ranges and Brushland.

August L. Hormay, Mountain Ranges.

Donald R. Cornelius, Reseeding.

FOREST ECONOMICS :

Albert E. Wieslander, In Charge.

George P. Burks, Forest Resource Analysis.

Kenneth E. Bradshaw, Photogrammetry and

FOREST INFLUENCES:

Field Surveys.

"EzTB. M. Hornibrook, Mensuration.

Edward A. Colman, In Charge.

Perey B. Rowe, Watershed Hydrology.

Jerome S. Horton, Plant Ecology.

Clark H. Gleason, Soil Stabilization.

Henry Hellmers, Plant Physiology.

Everett L. Hamilton, Climate.

FLOOD CONTROL SURVEYS:

David M. Ilch, In Charge.

Clifford A. Davidson, Engineering and Hydrology.

Russell W. Beeson, Land Use.

Martin Maevers, Watershed Appraisal.

FOREST UTILIZATION SERVICES!

Leyden N. Erieksen, In Charge.

Harvey H. Smith, Seasoning and Industrial

Uses.

FOREST FIRE RESEARCH :

Charles 0. Buck, In Charge.

Wallace A. Fbns, Fire Behavior.

Clive M. Countryman, Fire Effects.

Charles R. Arment, Pre-suppression.

FOREST GENETICS:

W. Palmer Stockwell, In Charge.

Nicholas T. Mirov, Plant Physiology.

Francis I. Righter, Hybridization.

John W. Bufñélá, Planting Program..

RESEARCH CENTERS:

Blacks Mountain (Susanville, Calif.):

William E. Hallin, Leader.

Feather River (Quincy, Calif.) î

Harry A, Fowells, Leader.

Placerville (Placerville, Calif.) :

William C. Gumming, Leader.

San Dimas (Glendora, Calif.) :

J. Donald Sinclair, Leader.

San Joaquin (O'Neals, Calif.) :

Fred D. Douthitt, Leader.

Central States—Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Towa and Missouri (hdqrs. Columbus,

Ohio)

Harold L. Mitchell, Director.

G. Luther Schnur, Consultant, Mensuration.

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES :

Herbert 0. Bradshaw, in Charge.
72 DIRECTOEY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FLOOD CONTROL SUBVBYS :

Harold F. Morey, In Charge.

FOREST ECONOMICS :

Robert K. Winters, In Charge.

Eugene V. Roberts, Forest Survey Inventory.

FOREST MANAGEMENT:

Arthur G. Chapman, In Charge,

FOREST UTILIZATION SERVICES:

Ralph K, Day, Priinary Industries,

Marsden R. Brundage, Secondary Industries.

R^EARCH CENTERS :

Buckeye (Athens, Ohio) :

Robert W. Merz, Leader^

Carbondale {Carbondale, Dl.) :

Richard D. Lane, Leader,

Iowa (Ames, Iowa) r

E. Garth Champagne, Leader.

Northern Osark (Columbia» Mo.) :

Franklin G. Liming, Leader.

Intermountain—Utah, Southern Idaho, Western Wyoming and Nevada (hdars. Ogden,

Utah)

Reed W. Bailey, Director,

ADMINISTBATIVE SERVICES :

Walter E. Mann, In Charge.

P^^BEST AND RANGE INFLUENCES f

George W. Craddock. In Charge,

FOREST MANAGEMENT:

James D. Curtis, In Charge,

RANGE RESEARCH:

Range Reseeding:

George Stewart, In Charge.

Grazing Management:

Lincoln Ellison, In Charge,

RANGE ECONOMICS :

Reed W. Bailey, Acting In Charge.

FLOOD CONTAL SURVEYS :

Henry L, Lobenstein, In Charge.

EXPERIMENTAL FORESTS AND RANGES :

Boise (Boise, Idaho) :

James D. Curtis, In Charge.

Desert Range (Milford, Utah) :

Selar S. Hatchings, In Charge.

Great Basin (Ephraim, Utah) :

A. Perry Plummer, In Charge.

Humboldt River (Paradise VaUey, Ncv.) :

John M. Fenley, In Charge,

Upper Snake River (Dubois, Idaho) :

James P. Blaisdell, In Charge.

Wasatch (Farmington, Utah) :

A. Russell Croft, In Charge.

Lake States^—Minn., Wis., Mich, and N. D.

(hdqrs. St. Paul, Minn.)

E. L. Demmon, Director.

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES :

Jerry Roach, In Charge.

FOREST ECONOMICS :

R. N. Cunningham, In Charge.

FOREST MANAGEMEas^T :

F. H. Eyre, In Charge.

RESEARCH CENTERS:

Headwaters (Grand Rapids, Minn.) :

L. P. Neff, Leader.

Lower Peninsula (East Lansing, Mich.) :

J. L. Arend, Leader.

Northern Lakes (Rhinelander, Wis.) :

J. H. Stoeckler, Leader.

Upper Peninsula (Marquette, Mich.):

W. M. Zillgitt, Leader.

Northeastern—Maine, N. H., Vt., Mass., Conn.,

R, I., N. Y., Pa., N. J., Del., Md., W, Va.,

Va. and Ky. (hdqrs. Upper Darby, Pa.)

Verne L. Harper, Director.

ADMINISTRATI^'E SERVICES :

Robert Bain, In Charge.

TECHNICAL SERVICES :

Marinas Westveld, Silmculture.

C Allen Bickford, Mensuration.

Edwin V. H. Larson, Editor.

FOREST MANAGEMENT:

Ivan H. Sims, In Charge.

Ernst J, Schreiner, Forest Genetics,

FOREST ECONOMICS:

James 0. Rettie, In Charge.

Harry Camp, Jr., Forest Inventory.

FLOOD CONTROL SURVEYS:

Arthur Bevan, In Charge.

Donald E. Whelan, Hydrology.

F0ÄE3T UTILIZATION SERVICE Î

Charles R. Lockard, In Charge..

Fred Simmons, Logging,

RESEARCH CENTERS :

Adirondack (Paul Smiths, N. Y,) :

John R. Curry, Leader.

A^nthracite (Kingston, Pa.) :

Chester F. Burnham, Leader.

Coastal Oak Pine (Upper Darby, Pa.) :

Ivan H. Sims, Leader.

Delaware Basin (Bethlehem, Pa.) :

Herbert C. Storey, Leader.

Mountain State (Elkins, West Va.) î

Sidney Weitarnan, Leader,

Northern Hardwoods (Laconia, N. H.) î

Victor S. Jensen, Leader,

Penobscot (Bangor, Maine) :

Thomas F, McLintock, Leader.

White Pine (Alfred, Maine) :

John R. McGuire, Leader.

Northern Rocky Mountain—^Mont., Northeastern Wash, and Northern Idaho (hdqrs. Missoula, Mont.

George M. Jemison, ÍJirecÉor,

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES :

Mary J, Pershina, In Charge.

FOREST MANAGEMENT RESEARCH:

Russell K. LeBarron, In Charge.

RANGE RESEARCH :

E. Joseph Woolfolk, hi Charge,-

FOREST ECONOMICS RESEARCH:

Murlyn B. Dickerman, i«. Charge.

FLOOD CONTROL SURVEYS :

Martin E. Baudendistel, Jw CJiarfife.

FOREST UTILIZATION SERVICE:

Irvin V. Anderson, In Charge.

FOREST FIRE RESEARCH :

-, In Charge.

RESEARCH CENTERS :

Inland Empire (Spokane, Wash.) :

Charles A. Wellner, Leader.

Upper Columbia (Missoula, Mont.) :

Arthur L. Roe, Leader.

EXPERIMENTAL FORESTS:

Deception Creek (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) ;

Marvin W. Foiles, In Charge.

Corara (Coram, Mont.) :

Anthony E. Squillace, In Charge.

Northern Great Plains (Miles City, Mont.) t

Laurence R. Short, In Charge.

Priest River (Priest River, Idaho) :

Austin E. Helmers, In Charge.

Vigilante Alder, Mont.) :

Anthony B. Evanko, In Charge.

Pacific Northwest—^Washington and Oregon

(hdqrs. Portland, Oreg.)

J. Alfred Hall, Director.

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES:

Samuel E. Kistler, In Charge.

FOREST MANAGEMENT :

Philip A. Briegleh, In Charge..

Leo A. Isaac, Silviculture and Soils.

Elmer E. Matson, Applied Forest Management.

William G. Morris, Fire Research.

RANGE RESEARCH:

Joseph F. Pechanec,/n CAarffe.

FOREST ECONOMICS :

Robert W, Cowlin, In Charge,.

Floyd L. Moravets, Resource Analysis and

Cooperative Lumber Census.

Richard S. Wilson, Forest Survey.

FLOOD CONTROL SURVEY'S:

Harold G. Wilm, In Charge.

William K. Nelson, Hydrology.

William E. Bullard, Advanced Studies.,

FOREST UTILIZATION SERVICE:

Edward G. Locke, In Charge.

Archibald C. Knauss, Seasoning^ Preservation, Gluing.
FOREST SERVICE 73

RESEARCH CENTERS:

Blue Mountain (La Grande, Oreg.) :

Clark E. Holscher, Leader,

Deschutes (Bend, Oreg.) :

James E. Sowder, Leader {Acting),

Puget Sound (Olympia, Wash.) :

Norman P. Worthington, Leader.

Mid-Columbia (Wenatchee, Wash.) :

Robert S. Rummell, Leader {Acting)

Siskiyou-Cascade (Roseburg, Oreg.) :

G. Lloyd Hayes, Leader,

EXPERIMENTAL FORESTS:

Blue River (McKenzie Bridge, Oreg.) :

Roy R. Silen, In Charge.

Cascade Head (Otis, Oreg.) :

Robert H. Ruth, In Charge.

Wind River (Carson, Wash.) :

Robert W. Steele, In Charge.

Rocky Mountain—Colorado, Kans., Nebr., S, D.,

and Wyo. (hdqrs. Fort Collins, Colo.)

W. G. McGinnies, Director.

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES:

C. L. Newman, In Charge,

FOREST INFLUENCES:

L. D. Love, In Charge.

FOREST MANAGEMENT:

B. R. Lexen, In Charge.

RANGE RESEARCH :

D. F. Costelio, In Charge.

A. G, Hull, Jr., Range Reseeding Research.

FOREST AND RANGE SOILS RESEARCH :

J. L. Retzer, In Charge.

RESEARCH CENTERS:

Continental Divide (Fort Collins, Colo.) :

B. R. Lexen, Leader.

Western Slope (Delta, Colo.) :

G. T, Turner, Leader {Acting),

EXPERIMENTAL FORESTS :

Manitou (Woodland Park, Colo.) :

W. M. Johnson, In Charge,

Southeastern—N. C, S. C, Ga., Fla. and Va.

(hdars. Asheville, N. C.)

I. T. Haig, Director.

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES:

L. B. Anderson, In Charge.

FOREST MANAGEMENT:

Carl E. Ostrom, In Charge.

FOREST RESOURCES:

James W. Cruikshank, In Charge,

FOREST INFLLTENCES :

Charles R. Hursh, In Charge.

FOREST UTILIZATION SERVICE :

Richard A. Hertzler, In Charge.

FIRE RESEARCH:

Ralph M. Nelson, In Charge.

NAVAL STORES RESEARCH (Lake City, Fla.) :

, In Charge.

RESEARCH CENTERS:

Central Coastal Plain (Charleston, S, C.) :

Thomas Lotti, Leader.

Central Piedmont (Union, S. C.) :

Marvin D. Hoover, Leader.

Coweeta (Franklin, N. C.) :

Edward A. Johnson, Leader.

North Coastal Plain (Franklin, Va.) :

Robert D. McCulley, Leader.

South Coastal Plain (Cordele, Ga.) :

Norman R. Hawley, Leader,

Southern Appalachian (Asheville, N. C.) :

James F. Renshaw, Leader.

Southern Piedmont (Macon, Ga.) :

Ernst V. Brender, Leader {Acting).

Southern—La., Tex., Okla., Tenn., Ala. and

Miss, (hdqrs. New Orleans, La.)

Charles A. Connaughton, Director.

Ralph A. Shull, Business Manager.

Norbert H. Sand, Editor.

B'OREST MANAGEMENT:

Philip R. Wheeler, In Charge.

Henry Bull, Silviculture.

Philip C. Wakeley, Regeneration.

Lewis R. Grosenbaugh, Mensuration.

FOREST ECONOMICS î

William A. Duerr, In Charge.

FOREST ECONOMICS—continued

Walter E. Bond, Management and UtiUzatio7i.

William S. Stover, Forest Survey Inventory.

RANGE RESEARCH:

Robert S. Campbell, In Charge.

FLOOD CONTROL SURVEYS:

H. Glenn Meginnis, In Charge.

George K. Stephenson, Land Use.

FOREST UTILIZATION SERVICE :

Mark M. Lehrbas, In Charge.

RESEARCH CENTERS:

Alexandria (Alexandria, La.):

John T. Cassady, Leader.

Birmingham (Birmingham, Ala.) :

Norman B. Griswoid, Leader.

Brewton (Brewton, Ala.) :

Edward M. Gaines, Leader.

Central Ozarks (Harrison, Ark.) :

Clement Mesavage, Leader.

Crossett (Crossett, Ark.) :

Russell R, Reynolds, Leader.

Delta (Stoneville, Miss.) :

John A. Putnam, Leader.

East Texas (Nacogdoches, Tex.) :

Hubert L. Person, Leader.

Gulfcoast (Gulfport, Miss.) :

T. Ewald Maki, Leader.

Tallahatchie (Oxford, Miss.):

Hubert D. Burke, Leader.^

Southwestern—^Arizona, N, M. and West Texas

(hdqrs. Tucson, Ariz.)

Raymond Price, Director.

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES:

D. E. Bradfield, In Charge.

FOREST INFLUENCES :

Herbert C. Fletcher, In Charge.

Lowell R. Rich, Hydrology.

FOREST MANAGEMENT:

George S. Meagher, In Charge.

RANGE RESEARCH:

C. Kenneth Pearse, In Charge.

George E. Glendening, Control of Undesirable

Range Planta.

Hudson G. Reynolds, Range Reseeding.

EXPERIMENTAL FORESTS AND RANGES :

Fort Valley (Flagstaff, Ariz.) :

Edward C. Martin, In Charge.

Sierra Ancha (Globe, Ariz.) :

Carley L. Moore, In Charge.

Jornada (Las Cruces, N. M.) :

Fred N. Ares, In Charge.

Santa Rita (Tucson, Ariz.) :

, In Charge,

FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY

(hdqrs. Madison, Wisconsin) (Coop, with Univ.

of Wis.)

George M. Hunt, Director.

L. J. Markwardt, Aast. Director.

Claude C. Bell, Technologist.

Fiscal Control:

Herbert A. Edd, In Charge.

Rupert J, Mulchaey, Asst. Fiscal Agent.

Irving D. Steffen, Accounting.

Engineering and Plant Management :

Arthur L. Heim, In Charge.

Victor C. Hobert, Operation.

Spencer M. Munson, Engineering.

Personnel Management!

Gordon D. Logan, In Charge.

William W. Mitchell, Classification, Safety

and Welfare.

Blanche R, Murphy, Appt8.<, Procedures and

Records.

Silvicultural Relations :

Benson H. Paul, In Charge.

Eric A, Henderson, Growth-Quality Relations.

Maxon Y. Pillow, Structure-Property Relations.

Eloise Gerry, Foreign Woods.

B. Francis Kukachka, Structure and Identification.

Derived Products:

Alfred J. Stamm, In Charge.
74 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

Derived Products—^Continued

Eiwin E. Harris, Wood Saccharification and

Lignin Products.

Roy H. Baechler, Chemistry of Wood Preservatives,

John P. Hohf, Wood Waste Utilization.

George J. Ritter, Chemistry of Wood and

Cellulose.

Pulp and Paper Î

Gardner H. Cliidester, In Charge.

Earl B, Sehafer, Mechanical Pulpwood and

Ptilpwood Evaluation.

John N. McGovern, Chemical Pulping (Acidf

Neutral, Alkaline),

Forrest A. Simmonds, Pulp Properties and

Processing,

Clarence E. Hrubesky, Testing and Coarse

Fiber Processes,!

Parker K, Baird, Paper and Pulp Products.

Timber Mechanics :

Robert P. A. Johnson, In Charge.

Charles B. Norris, Subject Matter Specialist.

John T, Drow, Wood Strength Evaluation.

John A. Schölten, Timber Fastenings.

Ronald F. Luxford, Housing Investigations.

Waldemar G. Youngquist, Timber Mechanics

Laboratory.

Materiel Containers:

Thornwald A. Carlson, In Charge.

Kenneth W. Kruger, Research Group I.

Herbert J. Knelling, Research Group IL

Timber Physicsî

Raymond C, Rietz, In Charge.

James RS. Mathewson, Air Seasoning of

Lumber & Storage of Logs & Lumber.

Laurence V. Teesdaie, Moisture Content of

Wood in Use,

Oscar W. Torgeson, Kiln Drying.

Matthew E. Dunlap, Electrostatic Heating.

Wood Preservation :

Thomas R. Truax, In Charge.

Arthur Van Kleeck, Fire Protection.

J. Oscar Blew, Preservative Treatments,

Frederick Lf. Browne, Painting and Finishing.

Industrial Investigations:

Carroll V. Sweet, In Charge.

Raymond H. P. Miller, Logging and Milling.

Clarence J. Telford, Small Mill Methods.

Edward M. Davis, Selection^ Machining^ and

Quality Evaluation,

Information and Education %

Donald G. Coleman, In Charge.

Francis J. Champion, Publicity and Exhibits.

Roger B. Russell, Photography,

Walter E. Rooney, Duplicating.

Pathology (Coop. Bur. PI. Indus.) :

C. Andrew Richards, In Charge.

Library (Madison Sub-Branch, U. S. D. A.

Librair) :

Frances L. Beckwith, Librarian.

Angelina M. Dempsey, Asst. Librarian.

NATIONAL FOREST REGIONS

Region 1—^Northern Region

Northern Idaho, Mont., Northwestern S. D., and

Northeastern Wash, (hdqrs., Missoula,

Mont.) :

Percy D. Hanson, Reg. For,

Operation:

James C. Her, Asst.> Reg. For.

Ralph E. Fields, Chief, Admin. Studies and

Organization See,

Clarence B. Sutliff, Chief, Planning Sec.

Lloyd E. Noel, Chief, Procurement and Supply See,

L. Don Williamson, In Charge, F. S.^ Warehouse, Spokane^ Wash.

Personnel Management:

Clayton S. Crocker, Asst. Reg. For.

Sidney E. McLaughlin, Asst. Personnel Officer.

Victor O. Sandberg, Chief, TrainÍTig and

Safety Sec. |

Charles L. George, Chief, Classification See, I

Information and Education:

; , Asst. Reg. For.

Landis J. Arnold, Asst. Division Chief.

Range and Wildlife Management:

Paul H. Roberts, Asst.> Reg. For,

Thomas Lommasson, Chief, Range Inspections, Stirveys and Plans Sec.

Fred W, Johnson, Chief, Wildlife Management

Sec.

Fire Control :

Alfred E. Spaulding, Asst. Reg. For.

Fred I, Stillings, Chief, Fire Control Inspection and Training See.

Ralph L. Hand, Chief, Fire Planning See.

Recreation and Lands:

Raymond U. Harmon, Asst. Reg. For.

Fleming K. Stewart, Chief, Acquisition Sec.

Victor T. Linthacum, Chief, Recreation Sec.

Timber Management :

Axel G. Lindh, Asst. Reg.< For.

George E. Stoltz, Chief, Inspection and Sales

Sec.

Paul H. Logan, Chief, Logging Engineer Sec.

George M. DeJarnette, Chief, Blister Rust

Control Sec.

James W. Augenstein, In Charge, Savenac

Nursery.

Donald N. Matthews, Chief, Management

Plans Sec.

State and Private Forestry :

Clarence C. Strong, Asst, Reg. For.

John G. McDonell, Chief, Cooperative Forest

Protection See.

Engineering:

Fred E, Thieme, Asst. Reg. For.

Herbert T. Holmquist, Chief, Roads, Trails,

and Landing Fields Sec.

Arthur L. Kahl, Chief, Structures Sec,

W^illiam B. Apgar, Chief, Communications

Sec,

Edwin R. Sievers, Chief, Surveys and Map

Sec,'

John F. Hamblet, Chief, Equipm,ent Sec.

Fiscal Control :

LaVaughn Beaman, Reg. Fiscal Agent.

Herman M. Baker, Chief, Accounting Sec.

Ralph M. Peterson, Chief, Audit See.

Land Use Coordination and Watershed Management:

Meyer H. Wolff, Asst. Reg.' For.

National Forests :

Idaho :

Clearwater (hdqrs. Orofino) :

Edward F. Barry, Forest Supervisor.

Coeur d'Aleñe (hdqrs. Coeur d'Aíene) :

Karl A. Klehm, Forest Supervisor.

Kaniksu (hdqrs. Sandpoint) :

Percy E. Melis, Forest Supervisor,^

Nezperce (hdqrs. Grangeville) :

Albert N. Cochrell, Forest Supervisor.

St. Joe (hdqrs. St, Maries) :

John L. Emerson, Forest Supervisor.

Montana :

Beaverhead (hdqrs, Dillon) :

Elliott E, Redman, Forest Supervisor.

Bitterroot (hdqrs. Hamilton):

Guy M. Brandborg, Forest Supervisor,

Cabinet (hdqrs. Thompson Falls) :

Ralph S. Space, Forest Supervisor.

exister (hdqrs. Billings) :

Roy A. Phillips, Forest Supervisor,

Deerlodge (hdqrs. Butte) :

William E. Fry, Forest Supervisor.

Flathead (hdqrs. Kalispell) :

Fred J. Neitzling, Forest Supervisor,

Gallatain (hdqrs. Bozeman) :

James C. Urquhart, Forest Supervisor.

Helena (hdqrs. Helena) :

Arthur D. Moir, Jr., Forest Supervisor.

Kootenai (hdqrs. Libby) :

William G. Guernsey, Forest Supervisor.

Lewis and Clark (hdqrs. Great Falls):

Fred O. Leftwieh, Forest Supervisor.

Lolo (hdqrs. Missoula):

Eldon H. Myriek, Forest Supervisor,
FOREST SERVICE 75

National Forests—Continued

Washington:

Colville (hdqrs. Colville) :

Reginald M. DeNio, Forest Supervisor.

Region 2—Rocky Mountain Region

Colo., Kans., Nebr., S. D., and Wyo. east of the

Continental Divide (hdqrs. Denver, Colo) :

Edward P. Cliff, Reg, For.

Operations and Fire Control:

Myron W, Thompson, Asst, Reg. For.

Andrew Hutton, Asst. Division Chief.

Wilfred S. Davis, In Charge, Fire Control.

Tony Baldauf, Chief, Procurement and Supply

Sec,

Fiscal Control:

William W. Crawford, Reg. Fiscal Agent.

Theodore R. Rollins, Deputy Fiscal Agent.

Cedrie A. Nater, Chief, Accounting Sec.

Edith G. Kiene, Chief, Audit Sec.

Personnel Management:

Huber C. Hilton, Asst. Reg. For.

Lewis G. Whipple, Asst. Division Chief, and

Training and Safety Officer.

Warren M. Tracy, Chief, Classification Sec.

Timber Management and State and Private

Forestry:

Arthur L. Nelson, Asst. Reg. For.

Theodore Krueger, Asst. Division Chief.•

Jay Higgins, In Charge, Reforestation, State

and Private Forestry.

Wildlife and Range Management:

Earl D. Sandvig, Asst. Reg. For.

Arthur Cramer, Asse. Division Chief.

Herbert E. Schwan, In Charge, Range Utilization.

Clarke A. Anderson, In Charge, Range Surveys and Plans.

Ralph R. Hill, In Charge, Game and Fish

Management.

Recreation, Lands, and Watershed Management :

Clare W. Hendee, Asst. Reg. For.

Raymond E. Phillips, Asst. Division Chief.

Francis Lee Kirby, In Charge, Watershed

Management.'

Ralph V. Minges. Mineral Examiner.

Information and Education:

Fred R. Johnson, Asst. Reg. For.

Don Bloch, Asst. Division Chief.

Engineering :

Carl A. Gould, Assi. Reg.^ For.

H. Minor Huckeby, Assf. Division Chief.

Marion Lamb, Chief, Roads and Trails Sec.

Matthew A. Walker, Chief, Surveys and Maps

Sec.

National Forests:

Colorado:

Arapaho (hdqrs. Idaho Springs, Colo.) : William B. Fay, Forest Supervisor.

Grand Mesa (hdqrs. Grand Junction) î

Clarence S. Thornock, Forest Supervisor.

Gunnison (hdqrs. Gunnison) :

Harvey O. Robe, Forest Supervisor.

Pike (hdqrs. Colorado Springs) :

Russell B, McKennan, Forest Supervisor.

Rio Grande (hdqrs. Monte Vista) :

Elva A. Snow, Forest Supervisor.

Roosevelt (hdqrs. Fort Collins) :

Edward H. Mason, Forest Supervisor.

Routt (hdqrs. Steamboat Springs) :

Gerald D. Pickford, Forest Supervisor.

San Isabel (hdqrs. Pueblo) :

Fritz J. Poch, Forest Supervisor.

San Juan, (hdqrs. Durango) :

Edward Wright, Forest Supervisor.»

Uncompahgre (hdqrs. Delta) :

Clarence K. Collins, Forest Supervisor.

White River (hdqrs. (31enwood Springs) :

John Y. Leighou, Forest Supervisor.

Nebraska :

Nebraska (hdqrs. Halsey) :

Russell K, Smith, Forester (Administration) In Charge.

National Forests—Continued

South Dakota:

Black Hills (hdqrs. Deadwood) :

Clarence C. Averill, Forest Supervisor.

Harney (hdqrs. Custer) :

Eugene R. Lepley, Forest Supervisor.

Wyoming :

Bighorn (hdqrs. Sheridan) :

Roy L. Williams, Forest Supervisor,

Medicine Bow (hdqrs. Laramie) :

David S. Nordwall, Forest Supervisor.

Shoshone (hdqrs. Cody) :

Edwin L. Miller, Forest Supervisor,

Region 3—Southwestern Region

Ariz, and N. M. (hdqrs. Albuquerque, N. M.) :

C. Otto Lindh, Reg. For.

Operation :

George W. Kimball, Asst. Reg. For,

Gunnar Lee Wang, Asst. Division Chief.

Donald W. Beck, Chief, Fire Control Sec.<

Wayla C. Ellis, Chief, Office Management Sec.

Personnel Management:

A. Allen McCutchen, Asst. Reg. For.

Edward P. Ancona, Asst, Division Chief.

Rolland J. Goodell, Chief, Classification See.

Fiscal Control:

Homer P. Nichols, EegF. Fiscal A^feni.

Percy H. Harley, Assi. Division Chief.

Claude A. Brown, Inspector of Accounts.

Emory George, Chief,^ Accounting Sec.

information and Education :

Rex King, Asst, Reg., For.

Edgar L. Perry, Asst, Division Chief.

Engineering:

Howard B. Waha, Assi, Reg. For.

Earl R, Huber, Assi. Division Chief.

Horace W. Stephens, Chief, Roads and Trails

Sec.

Burton D. Anderson, Chief, Maps and Surveys Sec,

Henry R. Mullin, (7Ale/, Equipment Sec.

Range Management:

Clifford E. McDuff, Assi. ßesr. For.

Jacob C. Nave, Assi. Division Chief,

Watershed and Wildlife Management, Recreation and Lands:

Erwin A. Schilling, Asst, Reg. For.

W^ayland G. Koogler, Assi. Division Chief.

Allan G. Watkins, In Charge, Wildlife Management.

George D. Hardaway. Chief, Watershed

Management Sec.

Zane G. Smith, Chief Recreation and Acquisition Sec.

Timber Management, State and Private

Forestry:

Dahl J. Kirkpatrick, Assi. Reg. For.

Duncan M. Lang, Asst. Division Chief.

National Forests:

Arizona :

Apache (hdqrs. Springerville) :

Robert B. Ewing, Forest Supervisor.

Coeonino (hdqrs. Flagstaff) :

Kenneth A. Keeney, Forest Supervisor.

Coronado (hdqrs. Tucson) :

Clarence A. Merker, Forest Supervisor,

Crook (hdqrs. Safford) :

William H. Woods, Jr., Forest Supervisor,

Kaibab (hdqrs. Williams) :

Leonard R. Lessel, Forest Supervisor.

Prescott (hdqrs: Prescott) :

Wilson M. Beveridge, Forest Supervisor.

Sitgreaves (hdqrs. Holbrook) :

Frederic N. Newham, Forest Supervisor.

Tonto (hdqrs. Phoenix):

Carlyle J. Lilievig, Forest Supervisor.

New Mexico :

Carson (hdqrs. Taos) :

Louis F. Cottam, Forest Supervisor,

Cibola (hdqrs. Albuquerque) :

Francis J. Monighan, Forest Supervisor.

Gila (hdqrs. Silver City) î

Edwin A. Tucker, Forest Supervisor.
76 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

National Forests^—Continued

New Mexico—-Continued

Lincoln (hdqrs. Alamogordo) :

Charles E. Moore, Forest Supermsor,

Sante Fe < hdqrs, Santa Fe) :

Kester D. Fîock, Forest Supervisor,

Region 4—wintermountain Region

Southern Idaho, Nev., Utah, Western Wyo. and

East Central Calif, (hdqrs. Ogden, Utah) :

Chegter J. Olsen, Beg. For,

Operation:

Thomas H. VanMeter, Agsí. Reg. For.

John T. Mathews, Asst. Division Chief.

Francis W. Woods, Chief, Communications

Sec.

N. Glen Talbott, Chief, Procurement and

Maintenance Sec.

Personnel Management:

Lester Moncrief, Asst. Reg. For,

D. E. Romano, Asst, Personnel Officer,

Horace E. Hedg^, Chief, Training and

Safety Sec,

Information and Education:

— , Asst. Reg, For.

Joseph N. Hesseli Asst. Beg. For,

Timber Management:

William L. Robb, Asst. Beg. For,

F'red R. Mason, Chief, Logging and Timber

Sales Sec.

Paul A. GrossenT>ach, Chief» Planting^ Surveys^ Insect and Disease Control Sec.

Range Management and Wildlife:

Irvin M. Vamer, Aast. Reg. For.

Ivan Sack, Asst. Division Chief.

D. Irvin Rasmussen, Chief, Wildlife Mgt,

Sec.

Basil K. Crane, Chief, Range Surveys and

Studies Sec.

T. Dean Phinwey, Chief, Range Management

Training Sec.

Recreation and Lands:

Arthur G. Nord, Asst. Reg. For.

Wilford L. Hansen, Asst. Division Chief.

Harry H. VanWinkle, In Charge, Land Acquisition,

Fire Control:

Floyd W. Godden, Asst. Reg. For.

J. Wayland Mattsson, In Charge, ClarkeMcNary Fire Control Work.

James M. Hockaday, Fire Control Inspector.

Engineering:

Arval L. Anderson, Asst. Reg. For.

Verne L. Despain, Asst. Division Chief.

Arthur Potter, Chief, Construction Sec.

Howard H. Davis, Chief, Sec. of Bridges.

George L, Nichols, Chief, Structural Improvements Sec.

B. Russell Lyon, Chief, Roads and Trails

Sec.

Melvin H. Lewis, Chief, Surveys and Maps

Sec,

Hurten G. Hiett, Chief, Equipment Manage--

m.ent Sec.

Fiscal Control;

Errol C. Crary, Reg. Fiscal Agent.

John T. O'Neill, Deputy Fiscal Agent.

Ernest R. Hill, Reg, Fiscal Inspector.

Arlo B. Seegmiller, Chief, Accounting Sec,

Kathrj^n I, Melvin, Chief, Audit Sec,

National Forests:

Idaho :

Boise (hdqrs, Boise) :

James W. Farrell, Forest Supervisor,

Caribou (hdqrs. Pocatello) :

Louie A. Dremolski, Forest Stiper^visor.

Challis (hdqrs. Challis) :

Andrew L, Bunch, Forest Supervisor.

Mindoka (hdqrs. Burley) :

Alonzo E. Briggs, Forest Supervisor,

Payette (hdqrs. MeCall) :

John G. Kooch, Forest Supervisor.

Salmon (hdqrs. Salmon):

Glenn A. Thompson, Forest Supervisor.

Sawtooth (hdtrs. Hailey) :

Charles I. Daugherty, Forest Supervisor,

National Forests—Continued

Idaho—Continued

Targhee (hdqrs. St. Anthony) :

Grant A. Morse, Forest Supervisor.

Nevada:

Humboldt (hdqrs. Elko) :

Alfred R. Torgerson, Forest Supervisor.

Nevada (hdqrs. Ely) x -

John W. Parker, Forest Supervisor.

Toiyabe (hdqrs. Reno) :

Clarence E. Favre, Forest Supervisor.

Utah:

Ashley (hdqrs. Vernal) :

Ona A. Harrison, Forest Supervisor.

Cache (hdqrs. Logan) :

James O. Stewart, Forest Supervisor,

Dixie (hdqrs. Cedar City) :

Albert Albertson, Forest Supervisor.

Pishlake (hdqrs. Richfield):

Lowell G. Woods, Forest Supervisor,

Manti (hdqrs. Price) :

Ecibert H. Park, Forest Supervisor.

Uinta (hdqrs. Provo) :

James L, Jacobs, Forest Supervisor.

Wasateh (hdqrs. Salt Lake City):

Felix G. Kosiol, Forest Supervisor,

Wyoming :

Bridger (hdqrs. Kemmerer) :

Wilfred W. Dresskell, Forest Supervisor.

Teton (hdqrs. Jackson) :

Arthur Buckingham, Forest Supervisor,

Region 5—California Region

Calif, (hdqrs. San Francisco, Calif.) :

Perry A. Thompson, Reg, For.

George S. Jones, Asst, Beg. For.

Operation:

Donald E. Clark, Asst, Reg. For.

Jack C. Kern, Asst. Division Chief.

Linne Ahlberg, Chief, Budget and Services

Sec.

William S. Williams, Chief, PUina and Prograins Sec.

Alvin T. Hagen, Chief, Procurem,ent and

Supply Sec.

Iva May Stevens, Chief, Printing and Forms

Sec.

State and Private Forestry :

Willis C. Branch, Asst. Reg. For.

Simeri E. Jarvi, Chief, State Cooperation

Sec,

Paul R. Kevin, Chief, Private and Farm

Forestry Sec.

Fire Control:

Frank J. Jefferson, Asst. Reg. For.

George M. Gowen, Asst. Division Chief,

Eugene E. Silva, In Charge, Arcadia Fire

Control Equipment Development Center,

Fiscal Control :

Wilham F. Murray, Reg. Fiscal Agent.

Bruce G. Strickler, Deputy Fiscal Agent.

Herman T. Becker, Chief, Accounting Sec.

Edwin H- Ellison, Chief, Audit Sec,

Personnel Management :

Andrew G. Brenneis, Asst. Reg. For,

Fred W. Bacon, Asst. Personnel Officer.

Camille Pierson, Chief,^ Classification Sec,

Eleanor V. McLaughlin, Chief, Procedures,

Appointments and Records Sec.

Veldon A. Parker, Chief, Safety and Training Sec.

Timber Management:

Bennett O. Hughes, Asst, Reg. For,

John R. Berry, Asst. Division Chief.

William S. Price, Chief, Sales Administration Sec.

Austin A. Hasel, Chief, Manageme^tt Plan

Sec,

Russell P. McRorey, Chief, Valuation Sec,

James L. Avereil, Chief, Planting, Disease

and Insect Control Sec.

Harold E. Engstrom, Chief, Inventories Sec.

Wildlife Management :

Fred P. Cronemiller, Asst. Reg, For,

Range Management:

Charles A. Joy, Asst. Reg. For.
FOEEST SERVICE 77

Rangre Management—-Continued

Walter W. Wetzel, Asst. Personnel Offieer.>

Waldo E. Wood, Chief, Range Surveys and

Plans Sec.

Recreation and Lands:

Millard M. Barnum, Asst. Reg. For.

John S. Edwards, Chief, Land Use and Acquisition Sec.

William C. Sanborn, Chief, Mineral Examination Sec.

Earl E. Baehman, Chief, Recreation Sec.

B. D'Arch Bonnet, Chief, La-ndscape Architecture Sec.

Ensfineering :

James J. Byrne, Asst. Reg. For.

John H. Lawrence, Asst.. Division Chief.

George D. Ferrare, Chief, Equipment Manage-

"ment Sec.

William L. Minaker, Chief, Structures Sec.

Theron R. Littlefteld, Chief, Watershed Management Sec.

Rex E. Lane, Chief, Roads and Trails Sec.

Charles D. Jackson, Chief, Surveys and Maps

Section.,

Equipment Service Depots:

Donald W, McFarland, In Charge Depot (Arcadia).

Jay D. Porter, In Charge Depot (Redding).

George L. Bouck, In Charge Depot (Stockton),

Information and Education î

Wallace I. Hutchinson, Asst. Reg. For.

Charles E. Fox, Educational Advisor.

Robert F. Kelleher, Chief, Press and Radio

Sec,

National Forests:

California:

Angeles (hdqrs. Los Angeles):

Wm. V. Mendenhall, Forest Supervisor.

Cleveland (hdQrs. San Diego) î

Hamilton K. Pyles, Forest Supervisor.

Eldorado (hdqrs. Placerville) :

Edwin F. Smith, Forest Supervisor.

Inyo (hdqrs. Bishop) :

Neal M. Rahm, Forest Supervisor.

Klamath (hdqrs. Yreka) :

R. W. Bower, Forest Supervisor.

Lassen (hdqrs. Susanville) :

Arthur W. Greeley, Forest Supervisor.

Los Padres (hdqrs. Santa Barbara) :

L. A. Rickel, Jr., Forest Supervisor.

Mendocino (hdqrs. Willows) :

James G. Kaiser, Forest Supervisor.

Modoc (hdqrs. Alturas):

Charles M. Rector, Forest Supervisor..

Plumas (hdqrs. Quincy) :

Wm. A. Peterson, Forest Supervisor.

San Bernardino (hdqrs, San Bernardino) :

Norman J. Farrell, Forest Supervisor.

Sequoia (hdqrs. PorterviJle) :

Paul W. Stathem, Forest Supervisor.

Shasta (hdqrs. Mount Shasta) :

Roberts Ê. Jones, Forest Supervisor*

Sierra (hdqrs. Northfork) :

Byron B. Beattie, Forest Supervisor.

Six Rivers (hdqrs. Eureka) :

W. F. Fischer, Forest Supervisor.

Stanislaus (hdqrs. Sonora) :

A. P. Miller, Forest Sujiervisor.

Tahoe (hdqrs. Nevada City):

Guerdon Ellis, Forest Supervisor.

Trinity (hdqrs. Weaverville) :

Roswell Leavitt, Forest Supervisor.

Region 6—North Pacific Region

Oreg. and Wash. (Hdqrs. Portland, Ore.)

Horace J. Andrews, Reg. For.

Operation:

Lawrence K. Mays, Asst. Reg. For.

Howard T. Phelps, Chief, Budget Control and

Bus. Mgmt. Sec.

Arthur T. Moses, Chief, Procurement Sec.

Harold K. Lawson, Chief, Radio Laboratory

Sec.

Personnel Management:

Arnold R. Standing, Asst. Reg. For..

Philip L. Paine, Asst. Personnel Officer.

Charles G. Brown, Chief, Classification Sec,

John S. Bowen, Chief, Safety Sec.

Raymond C. Lindberg, Chief, Training See,

Information and Education î

Merle S. Lowden, Asst. Reg. For.

Francis E. Williamson, Jr., Information Specialist.

Timber Management :

Walter H. Lund, Asst. Reg. For.'

Harlan C. Hiatt, Chief, Timber Disposal Sec.

Alexandria J. Jaenicke, Chief, Cutting Practices, Insect and Disease Control See.

Wm. E. Bates, Chief, Logging Engineering

Sec.

Homer J. HixoJi, Chief, Inventories, Plans

and Records Sec.

Charles A. Rindt, Chief, Timber Stand Improvement and Reforestation Sec.

Range and Wildlife Management:

Fred H. Kennedy, Asst. Reg. For.

Floyd Iverson, Chief, Range Management See.

Glenn E. Mitchell, Chief, Wildlife Management Sec.

Recreation and Landsî

Frank B. Folsom, Asst. Reg. For.

Kenneth Wolfe, Chief, Acquisition and Uses

See,

Melvin H. Burke, Chief, Watershed Planning

and Land Use Plans Sec.

Wm. M. Parke, Chief, Recreation Sec.

Fire Control :

Kermit W. Linstedt, Asst. Reg. For.

Ambrose B, Everts, Equipment Engineer.

Engineering;

James Frankland, Asst. Reg. For.

William I. Turner, Chief, Architectural See.

Warden W. Gano, Chief, Structural Improvements Sec.

E. Allan Loew, Chief, Communications Sec.

Elliott P. Roberts, Chief, Equipment Management Sec.'

Loran C. Roberts, In Charge, Departmental

Shops.

Howard P. Campbell, In Charge, Bus. Adm.

Regional Equipment and Department Shops

Arthur E. Glover, Chief, Roads Sec.

Victor H. W. Flach, Chief, Surveys and Maps

Sec.

State and Private Forestry:

Thomas H. Burgess, Asst, Reg. for.

Edward J. Hanzlik, Chief, Coop. Forest Management Sec.

Edward H. Marshall, Chief, Coop, Forest

Protection Sec,

Fiscal Control:

Lawrence P. Wilsey, Asst. Reg, For.

Zeno C. Rechel. Chief, Accounting Sec.

Raymond E. Merritt, Chief, Auditing Sec.

National Forests:

Oregon:

Deschutes (hdqrs.. Bend) :

Ralph W. Crawford, Forest Supervisor.

Fremont (hdqrs, Lakeview) :

John E. McDonald, Forest Supervisor.

Malheur (hdqrs. John Day) :

Cleon L. Clark, Forest Supervisor.,

Mount Hood (hdqrs. Portland) :

Norman J. Penick, Forest Supervisor.

Ochoco (hdqrs. Prineville) :

Henry C. Hulett, Forest Supervisor.

Rogue River (hdqrs. Medford) :

Laurence J. Jolley, Forest Supervisor.

Siskiyou (hdqrs. Grants Pass) :

Herschel C. Obye, Forest Supervisor.

Siuslaw (hdqrs. Corvallis) î

Boyd L. Rasmussen, Forest Supervisor.

Umatilla (hdqrs. Pendleton) :

Carl M. Ewing, Forest Supervisor,

Umpqua (hdqrs. Roseburg) :

Robert Aufderheide, Forest Supervisor,

Wallowa (hdqrs. Enterprise) :

Chester A. Bennett, Forest Supervisor.
78 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

National Forests—^Continned

Oregon—Continued

Whitman (hdqrs. Baker) :

Charles D. Simpson, Forest Supervisor.

Willamette (hdqrs. Eugene) :

John R. Bruekart, Forest Supervisor,

Washington:

Chelan (hdars. Okanogan) :

J. Malcolm Loring-, Forest Supervisor,

Gifford Pinehot (hdars. Vancouver) :

Lawrence O. Barrett, Forest Supervisor.

Mount Baker (hdqrs. BelHngham) :

H. Phii Brandner, Forest Supervisor,

Olympic (hdars. Olympia) :

Carl B. Neal, Forest Supervisor.

Snoqualniie (hdqrs, Seattle) i

Wm, H. Johnson, Forest Supervisor.

Wenatchee (hdqrs. Wenatchee) t

Lloyd R. Olson, Forest Supervisor,

Region 7—Eastern Region

Maine. N. H., Vt„ Mass., Conn., R. L, N, Y.,

Pa., N. J., Del., Md., W. Vs., Va., and Ky.

(hdqrs. Philadelphia, Pa.)

V/illiam S. Swingler, I2e^. For.

Timber, Range and Wildlife Managementr

Merwin A. Mattoon, Asst. Reg. For,

David W. Tabbutt, Chief, Timber Management Sec.

Theodore 0. Fearnow/ Chief, Range and

Wildlife Management Sec.

Donald A. Oliver, In Charge, Parsons Nursery.,

Operation ï

Robert W. Shields, Asat. Reg. For.

Ephe M. Oliver, Chief, Fire Control and General Administrative hnprovemeyits Sec.

Ross L. Stump, Chief, Budget, Procurement

and Office Management Sec,

Recreation and Lands :

John W. McNair, As8L> Reg, For.

William E. Hedges, Chief, Land Use Plans

Sec.

Engineering î

K. Webb Kennedy, Asst. Be£r-For.

James R. McDermott, Chief, Roads Sec,

Ralph E. Carrier, Chief, Maps and Surveys

Sec.

Lory R. Strickenberg, Chief, Equipment Sec.

Clayton G. Seitz, Chief, Structures Sec.

Fiscal Control:

W. Leroy Stiles, Reg.^ Fiscal Agent.

Louis E.Brading, Reg. Fiscal Inspector.

George A. Cashion, Chief, Accounting Sec.

L, Verle Heljeson, Chief, Audit See,

Information and Education î

James K. Vessey, Asst. Beg. For.

Frank A. Connolly, Chief, Press, Radio and

Publications Sec,

Otto G. Koening, Chief, Plans, Motion Pictures and Training Sec,

William W. Huber, Chief, School Curricula,

Exhibits, and Women's Activities Sec,

Personnel Management;

Lynne M. Correll, Asst. Reg., For.

George P. Kramer, Chief, Safety and Training Sec.

State and Private Forestry :

Crosby A. Hoar, Asst. Reg. For.,

Richard D. Jones, Chief, Private Forestry Sec.

Seward H. Marsh, Chief, State and Private

Forest Proteetion Sec.

National Forests:

Kentucky:

Cumberland (hdqrs, Winchester):

Harold L. Borden, Forest Supervisor.

New Hampshire:

Maine-White Mountain (hdqrs. Laconîa) :

Clifford L. Graham, Forest Supervisor,

Pennsylvania:

Allegheny (hdqrs. Warren) :

Richard J. (}ostley. Forest Supervisor.

Vermont:

Green Mountain (hdqrs. Rutland) :

Gerald S. Wheeler, Forest Supervisor,

National Forests—Continued

Virginia :

George Washington (hdqrs. Harrisonburg) :

Ernest M. Karger, Forest Supervisor.

Jefferson (hdqrs. Roanoke) :

Allan R, Cochran, Forest Supervisor.

West Virginia:

Monongahela (hdqrs. Elkins) :

A. H. Anderson, Forest Supervisor.

Region 8—Southern Region

Ala., Ark., Fla., Ga., La., Miss., N.C, Okla.,

S, C, Tenn., Tex. (hdqrs. Atlanta (Fulton

County), Ga,)

J. Herbert Stone, Reg. For.

Operation:

James F. Brooks, Assi. Jiegr. Fon

Raymond M. Conarro, Asst. Division Chief.

Bryan W. Sipe, Chief, Budget Sec.

Herbert G. Knoch, Chief, Procurement and

Maintenance Sec.

Gaylord A. Knight, Chief, Communications

Seo.

Personnel Management :

P. F. W. Prater, Asst. Reg. For.

Harry E. Howard, Asst. Personnel Officer.

Horace C. Eriksson, Chief, Safety and Training Sec.

Ernest A. Harris, Chief, Classification Sec.

Lands, Recreation, Wildlife, Range and Watershed Management ;

— , Asst. Reg. For.

Percy J. Paxton, Chief, Acquisition and Min^

eral Uses Sec.

Lawrence S. Newcomb, Chief, Flood Control

and Watershed Management Sec.

Frederick J. Ruff, Chief, Wildlife and Range

Management Sec,<

Fiscal Control:

Milton R. Scott, i2e^. Fiscal Agent.

Russell E. Vance, Asst. Division Chief,

Elvin T. Brasher, Asst, to Fiscal Agent,

William P. Wulf, Chief, Inspection Sec

Ira E. Wilmoth, Chief, Accounting Sec.

George M. Fagan, Chief, Audit Sec.

Fire Control:

Arthur W. Hartman, Asst. Reg. For,

John B. Spring, Assiv Division Chief,

Engineering:

Rezin E. Pidgeon, Asst. Reg. For.

Clyde T. Sullivan, Asst. Division Chief.

John E. Black, Chief, Equipment Sec.

Paul C. Brown, Chief, Roads and Trails See,

Kelly B. Heffner, Chief, Structures Sec.

Timber Management:

Philip H. Bryan, Asst. Reg. For,

William H. Fischer, Asst. Division Chief.

A. J. Streins, Chief, Managament Plans and

Surveys Sec.

Floyd M. Cossitt, C/iiej, Nurseries and Planting See.

State and Private Forestry :

Frank A. Albert, Asst. Reg, For,

Cecil E. Clapp, C/iie^v Farm. Forestry Sec.

Harold M. Sears, Chief, Cooperative Fire

Control See.

E. T. Hawes, In Charge, Private Forest Management,

Ernest R. De Silvia, In Charge, Naval Stores

Conservation Program (Hdqrs. Valdosta,

Ga.).

Information and Education:

Willard R. Hine, Asst. Reg., For.

Erwin A. Heers, Chief, Press and Publications Sec.

National Forests:

Alabama:

Alabama (hdqrs. Montgomery) :

Paul A, Swarthout, Forest Supervisor.

Arkansas :

Ouachita (hdqrs. Hot Springs National

Park):

Milford C. Howard, Forest Supervisor.

Osark (hdqrs. Russellville) I

Paul H. Gerrard, Forest Supervisor^
FOREST SERVICE 79

National Forests—Continued

Florida:

Florida (hdqrs. Tallahassee) :

Frank W. Rasor, Forest Supervisor.

Georgia :

Chattahoochee (hdqrs. Gainesville) :

Clarence K. Spaulding, Forest Supervisor.

Louisiana :

Kisatchie (hdqrs. Alexandria) :

Hugh S. Redding, Forest Supervisor.

Mississippi :

Mississippi (hdqrs, Jackson) :

John W. Squires, Forest Supervisor.

Flood Control Project (hdqrs. Oxford) :

Ivo W. Miller, Officer In Charge.

North Carolina :

Nantahala (hdqrs. Franklin) :

Emera W. Renshaw, Forest Supervisor,

Pisgah-Croatan (hdqrs. Asheville) :

Donald J. Morriss, Forest Supervisor.

South Carolina:

South Carolina (hdqrs. Columbia):

Roland J. Riebold, Forest Supervisor,

Tennessee :

Cherokee (hdqrs. Cleveland) :

William R. Paddock, Forest Supervisor.

Texas:

Texas (hdqrs. Lufkin) :

Carl G. Krueger, Forest Supervisor.

Region 9—North Central Region

III., Ind., Iowa, Mich., Minn., Mo., N. D., Ohio

and Wis. (hdqrs. Milwaukee, Wis.)

Jay H. Price, Reg. For.

Operation;

Mayhew H. Davis, Asst. Reg. For.

Clarence E. Gary, Chief, Budget and Office

Management Sec.

John L. Schults, Chief, Eqtiipraent Management and Procurement, Property and Warehousing Sec.

James M. Walley, Chief, Fire Control See.

Norman F. Johnstone, Chief, Communication

Sea.

Personnel Management:

Chester L. Van Giesen, Asst. Reg. For.

Ralph H. Ahlskog, Asst. Division Chief.

William L. Barker, Jr., Chief, Classification

Sec.

Recreation, Lands, Wildlife, Range and Water

Management:

Donald R. Ball, Asst. Reg. For:

Harold A. Svensen, Asst. Division Chief..

Harold P. McConnell, CMe/, Acquisition and

Boundaries Sec.

Ray E. Bassett, Chief, Recreation and Landscape Sec.

Herman F. Olson, Chief, Wildlife Management

Sec.

Engineering :

Malcolm B. Arthur, Asst. Reg. For.

Neis H. Orne, Chief, Structural and Arch,

Design, Sanitation and Hydraulics Sec.

Herbert S. Hinsch, Chief, Roads, Trails and

Bridges See.

Frank F. Kemp, Chief, Surveys and Mans

Sec.

State and Private Forestry :

James N. Diehl, Asst.. Reg. For.

Edward Ritter, Chief, State Cooperation Sec.

Charles B. Goetzen, Chief, Private Forestry

Sec.

Timber Management:

Herbert F. Ochsner, Asst. Reg. For.

Albert W. Sump, Asst. Division Chief.

Howard C. Cook, Chief, Logging, Engineering

and Mgmt. Sec.

G. Willard Jones, Chief, Reforestation, Insects and Disease Control Sec,

Information and Education :

Vico 0. Isola, Asst. Reg. For..

Hyman Goldberg, Ass*. Division Chief.

Fiscal Control :

Reed H. Jensen, Reg. Fiscal Agent.

Merrill Robocker, Asst. Division Chief,

Fiscal Control—Continued

Hubert R. Weissenborn, Chief, Accounting

Sec.

Elisabeth Strandness, Chief, Audit Sec.

George H. Green, Fiscal Inspector.

National Forests:

Illinois:

Shawnee (hdqrs. Harrisburg) :

Edward N. Lee, Forest Supervisor.

Indiana:

Wayne-Hoosier Purchase Unit (hdqrs,

Bedford):

Rudolph H. Grabow, Forest Supervisor.

Michigan:

Lower Michigan (hdqrs. Cadillac) :

Paul S. Newcomb, Forest Supervisor,

Ottawa (hdqrs. Ironwood) :

Victor J. Dayharsh, Forest Supervisor.

Upper Michigan (hdqrs. Escanaba) :

C. Lewis Harrison, Forest Supervisor.

Minnesota:

Chippewa (hdqrs. Cass Lake) ;

Marvin L. Smith, Forest Supervisor.

Superior (hdqrs. Duluth) :

Galen W. Pike, Forest Superviser.

Missouri:

Clark (hdqrs. Rolla) :

Byron L. Groesbeek, Forest Supervisor.

Mark Twain (hdijrs. Springfield) :

Ralph E, Crowell, Forest Supervisor.

Wisconsin :

Chequamegon (hdqrs. Park Falls) :

Louis A. Pommerening, Forest Supervisor.

Nicolet (hdqrs. Rhinelander) :

Dan E. Bulfer, Forest Supervisor.

Region 10—Alaska Region

Alaska (hdqrs. Juneau, Alaska)

E. Frank Heintzleman, Reg. For.

Operation—Fire Control—Timber Management:

Chas. G. Burdick, Asst.. Reg. For.

William A. Chipperfield, Chief, Fire Control

Sec.

Chas. H. Forward, Chief, Timber Management Sec.

Harry Sperling, Chief, Procurement and Office Mgt. Seo.

Recreation and Lands—Information and Education—Wildlife and Range Mgt.:

-, Asst. Reg. For.

William A. Chipperfield, Chief, Recreation

and Lands Sec; Wildlife and Range Management Sec.

Harry Sperling, Chief, Information and Education Sec.

Engineering:

- , Reg. Engineer.

Edward C. Zigler, Chief, Drafting Sec.

Fiscal Control—Personnel Management:

F. Harold Pluff, Reg. Fiscal Agent.

Vernon J. Joyer, Chief, Accounting Sec.

Helen S. Scudder, Admin, Asst., Personnel

Mgt. Sec.

National Forests ;

Chugach:

Kenai Division (hdqrs, Seward):

Max V. Reger, Division Supervisor.

Prince William Sound Division (hdqrs.

Cordova) :

Harold E. Andersen, Division Supervisor.

Tongass:

Admiralty Division (hdqrs. Juneau) :

Alva W. Blackerby, Division Supervisor.

Petersburg Division (hdqrs. Petersburg) ;

Knox L. Marshall, Division Supervisor.

Southern Division (hdqrs. Ketchikan):

Chester M. Archbold, Division Supervisor.

Alaska Forest Research Center

Alaska—Juneau :

Raymond P. Taylor, Forester, in charge.
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Tropical Region

Puerto Rico (hdqrs. Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico) :

Henry B. Bosworth, Director,

Angel L. Ferrer, Chief» Business Mmiageruent and Fiscal Control Sec.

Carribean National Forest :

William H. Cole, Forest Supervisor.

Tropical Forest Experiment Station:

Henry B. Bosworth, Director.

Tropical Forest Experiment Station—-Continued

Forest Management Research:

Frank H. Wadsworth, Chief.

Latin American Forestry Cooperation?

Henry B, "BoB-worih, Director.

Insular Forest Service (In cooperation with the

Department of Agriculture and Commerce

of Puerto Rico:

Henry B. Bosworth, Director.

PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ADMINISTRATION

The Production and Marketing Administration was created by

Secretary's Memorandum 1118 of August 18,1945 under authority

of section 22 of title 5 of the United States code Executive Order

9577 issued June 29, 1945 and related Executive Orders.

The Production and Marketing Administration^ created in 1945,

administers programs relating to: (1) agricultural conservation;

(2) production adjustments (including production goals, acreage

allotments and farm marketing quotas) ; (3) price support and

stabilization through loans, purchase agreements, purchases and

other means ; (4) stabilization of sugar production and marketing ;

(5) international commodity agreements; (6) surplus removal

through direct purchases and distribution operations and encouragement of exports and domestic diversions to new uses and markets; (7) procurement for supply and other purposes; (8) foreign

purchases; (9) school lunch; (10) marketing agreements and

orders; (11) marketing research and standardization ; (12) marketing services ; (13) marketing regulation and (14) other production and marketing activities, including assistance to and collaboration with other Departmental Federal and State agencies in

administering federal crop insurance, water resources and flood

control activities, eradication of food and mouth disease in Mexico,

and foreign economic assistance operations.

The Agricultural Conservation Program carried on under authority of the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act of

1936 and the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, is designed to

preserve and improve soil fertility, promote the economic use and

conservation of land, diminish the exploitation and wasteful and

unscientific use of national soil resources and protect rivers and

harbors against the results of soil erosion in aid of maintaining

the navigability of waters and water courses and in aid of flood

control.

This is done by providing assistance to agricultural producers

through payments or grants of other aid for the treatment or use

of their land so as to restore the soil, conserve the soil or prevent

erosion and in semi-arid or arid sections conserve water, use water

more beneficially on individual farms, apply measures to prevent

run off, build check dams and ponds and provide facilities for applying water to the land. Approved practices include application of

lime and phosphate materials to promote growth of soil-conserving

crops ; planting of green manure and cover crops to replace humus ;

construction of terraces, reservoirs, and dams to prevent erosion

and conserve water; farming on the contour and strip cropping to

prevent erosion ; and the seeding or reseeding of pastures and range

land to provide better erosion-preventing cover. All these prac-
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tices aid in increasing infiltration of water, thus recharging ground

water supplies and stabilizing stream flow.

Assistance to any one person may not exceed $2,500. The appropriation for the 1950 Agricultural Conservation Program is

$285,000,000.

The program is administered in each county by a county PMA

Committee and in each community by a community committee. The

county and community committees are farmers residing in the

county or community and are elected by their fellow farmers each

y^^^r PRODUCTION AD JUSTMENT PROGRAMS

The Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 as amended, authorizes

the adjustment of acreage, through acreage allotments and adjustment of marketing of basic commodities and long-staple cotton

through marketing quotas, whenever supplies are out of line with

demand. Acreage allotments become effective without approval of

producers but marketing quotas, when proclaimed, continue in

effect only if approved by two-thirds of the producers voting in a

referendum. When marketing quotas are in effect, excess marketing of commodities under quotas are subject to penalties. 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. PMA County Committees administer

allotments and quotas locally.

PRICE SUPPORT AND STABILIZATION PROGRAMS

As directed and authorized by the Agricultural Act of 1949 and

the Commodity Credit Corporation Charter Act of 1948, as

amended, PMA carries out the price support programs and operations of the Commodity Credit Corporation. Under these programs

price minimum or ^'floors" are established for a number of commodities. Support is achieved through loans, purchases, or agreements to purchase—or in the case of some commodities, through

a combination of these methods. Commodities acquired under price

support operations are disposed of through various means such as

sales to foreign governments, commercial outlets and others. Price

support is mandatory for corn, cotton, wheat, tobacco, rice, peanuts, wool, mohair, tung nuts, honey, Irish potatoes, and milk and

biittprfat

Under authority of the Commodity Credit Corporation, PMA

carries out storage facilities operations for (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; (3) providing storage

use guarantees to encourage the construction of commercial storage

facilities; and (4) undertaking such other operations as may be

necessary to provide storage adequate to carry out efficiently and

effectively the Corporation's programs.

PROGRAM FOR STABILIZATION OF SUGAR PRODUCTION AND MARKETING

The sugar program, authorized by the Sugar Act of 1948 sta-
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bilizes prices through the regulation of imports of sugar from foreign areas and marketings of sugar produced in domestic areas.

Under the sugar program, furthermore, PMA makes payments to

domestic producers of sugar beets and sugarcane provided they

comply with certain labor, wage, price, and marketing requirements prescribed by law.

INTERNATIONAL COMMODITY AGREEMENT PROGRAM

The International Wheat Agreement is aimed at assuring markets for wheat to exporting countries and supplies of wheat to importing countries at equitable and stable prices. Under the Agreement, the United States is entitled to sell specified quantities of

wheat to importing countries in each of the four marketing years

beginning in 1949-50. The Agreement sets up certain maximum

and minimum prices between which negotiations take place. PMA

works with other Federal agencies and foreign governments in

developing and extending commodity agreements to other commodities.

SURPLUS REMOVAL, EXPORT AND DIVERSION PROGRAMS

Section 32 (of Public Law No. 320, 74th Cong.) 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, PMA makes payments to commercial exporters and others

to encourage exports of surplus comm.odities; purchases surplus

commodities and makes them available to school lunch programs,

institutions, needy Indians on reservations, to persons certified by

welfare agencies as eligible for relief; and makes payments to encourage diversion of surplus commodities from normal channels

of trade to new markets and new uses. Under its program for

marketing abundant foods, PMA promotes the marketing of

such foods through normal distribution channels. Under the CCC

Charter Act, PMA may export or otherwise assist in developing

export markets.

SUPPLY PROGRAMS

Procurement operations in connection with supply programs fall

into three general categories: (1) Procurement for other Covernraent agencies, principally the Economic Cooperation 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.

FOREIGN PURCHASE PROGRAMS

Under the Commodity Credit Corporation's charter, PMA is

authorized to make purchases abroad of such foods, agricultural
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commodities and products thereof and related facilities as are

needed to meet domestic and foreign requirements.

SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM

PMA administers the national school lunch program under authority of the National School Lunch Act of 1946. Through grantsin-aid to States, PMA provides financial assistance to public and

private schools of high school grade or under operating nonprofit

school lunch programs. These funds, which are to be used to purchase foods served in the lunches, 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 also provides that part of the total appropriation for the

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

for direct distribution to participating schools, food to assist them

in meeting minimum nutritional requirements and, wherever possible, provide an outlet for abundant foods. The act also provides

that commodities purchased by the Department under authority of

section 32 maybe distributed to participating schools and to other

schools operating nonprofit lunch programs.

MARKETING AGREEMENT AND ORDER PROGRAMS

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

help to establish and maintain orderly marketing conditions for

certain commodities and their products. Commodities for which

marketing agreements and order programs were in effect in 1950

included milk, fruits, vegetables, 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

and the control and disposition of surpluses.

MARKETING RESEARCH AND STANDARDIZATION PROGRAMS

Marketing research is carried on to study ways and means of

increasing the efficiency of marketing of agricultural commodities

by means of better marketing practices, facilities, and equipment

in such areas as assembling, handling, packing, packaging, transporting, storing, processing, wholesaling and retailing. Other research is intended to develop new uses for farm products and expand market outlets generally. PMA's marketing research programs are carried on under authority of the Research and Marketing Act of 1946, Marketing Farm Products Legislation in annual

appropriation acts and other legislative authorities.

Standards of agricultural commodities are developed and maintained through studies of physical characteristics and factors affecting the marketing and utilization of such agricultural commodities and products thereof to provide a common language of quality
84 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

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.

Some standards are mandatory, such as those that apply to grain

and cotton moving in interstate commerce on the basis of grade, to

apples and pears for export, to tobacco sold on designated markets,

and to products stored under authority of the United States Warehouse Act. Use of most of the standards, however, is permissive.

MARKET NEWS, INSPECTION AND GRADING AND OTHER

SERVICE PROGRAMS

PMA's grading and inspection programs are designed to certify

to shippers and others in various locations the quality and condition

of agricultural commodities and food products, taking into account standards, grades and other applicable 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.

PMA administers a market nev/s service to provide timely 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.

Information is disseminated through a network of leased telegraph

lines, radio stations, newspapers, and direct mailing of reports.

MARKETING REGULATORY PROGRAMS

PMA administers marketing regulatory programs of three general types designed collectively to protect farmers and others from

financial loss or personal injury resulting from careless, deceptive

and fraudulent marketing practices. One type regulates certain

business practices of dealers in farm commodities ; a second insures

truth in certain labels such as those affixed to insecticide and seed

packages and a third covers instances of mandatory inspections.

These main types of regulations are found singly or in combinations in the regulatory laws such as the Packers and Stockyards

Act; the Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act; the Federal

Seed Act; the United States Warehouse Act; the Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act; the United States Grain Standards Act;

the Cotton Act; the Naval Stores Act; and the Tobacco Acts.

OTHER PRODUCTION AND MARKETING PROGRAMS

State and county PMA committees administer Federal Crop Insurance programs in the counties having such programs, putting

on active sales campaigns, educational programs, and all phases of

crop insurance except loss adjustment work.
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PMA is one of the agencies designated by the Secretary to assist

in the preparation of comprehensive multi-purpose agricultural

programs for the various river basins in the country. Such a program has already been prepared for the Missouri Basin and is

subject to approval and authorization by Congress. Work of a

similar nature is presently being inaugurated in the Columbia

Basin. It is contemplated that similar programs will be prepared

for the Colorado, Arkansas-Red, and the Rio Grande River Basins,

In connection with the flood control activities of the Department,

facilities of the PMA Committee system are used in assisting the

originating agencies in the preparation of flood control survey reports and in a review of these reports before submission^ by

the Secretary of Agriculture to the Congress for authorization.

For the calendar year 1950, the PMA organization is also assisting in the work of the President's Water Resources Policy Commission, which at the moment is reviewing the problems in connection with 12 different river basins. As a basis for their deliberation,

the commission is preparing an inventory of needs and of existing

facilities for meeting these needs as a basis on which to prepare

their report to the President in which they will recommend (a) the

extent and character of Federal participation in water resources

programs, (b) priority of treatment from the standpoint of economic and social need, (c) criteria and standards for evaluating

feasihility of water resources projects, and (d) desirable legislation or changes in existing legislation dealing with these problems.

PMA assists in the program for eradication of foot and mouth

disease in Mexico by the purchase and disposition of Mexican

canned meat.

PMA works closely with the Economic Cooperation Administration in determining requirements of and allocations to foreign

countries.

Under Public Law 85 (81st Cong.) authorizing the Corporation

to accept strategic and critical materials produced abroad in exchange for agricultural commodities acquired by the Corporation,

PMA works with the Munitions Board of the National Military

Establishment in arranging for exchanges of such commodities and

TTliitprifllS

Under Public Law 155, Eighty-first Congress, PMA administers

the Agriculture-Import Order. That Order provides that importations of specified oil-bearing materials, fats, oils, rice and rice products may not be made without a license. This control is designed

to facilitate orderly liquidation of government-owned stocks and

the acquisition or distribution of products in world short supply.

PMA ORGANIZATION

The organization of the Production and Marketing Administration consists of an Office of the Administrator, 9 commodity

branches, 12 functional and staff branches or offices, 5 Area Management Offices, 2 Aerial Photographic Laboratories, 9 PMA Commodity Offices located in the field, and State, county, and community

committees.

The personnel and facilities of PMA are used extensively by the
86 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

Commodity Credit Corporation in carrying out programs of the

Corporation. The Administrator of PMA is the president of the

CCC and a member of its board of directors. The Deputy Administrator and the four assistant administrators serve as vice presidents of the Corporation. The directors of the branches of PMA and

the directors of PMA Commodity Offices are contracting officers

of the Corporation and have authority to settle and adjust claims

by and against the Corporation.

Following is a description of the functions of each of the organizational units of PMA and the names of the principal officers of

these units.

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR

The Administrator is responsible for the formulation and administration of production and marketing programs and activities

assigned to PMA by Secretary's Memorandum No, 1226 and other

Secretary's Memoranda, including administration of programs and

activities of the Commodity Credit Corporation. The Administrator

establishes policies governing the formulation and administration

of PMA programs and coordinates the execution of policies and

programs carried out by Washington and field offices of the Administration.

The Administrator, who is President of the Commodity Credit

Corporation and the chief executive officer of the Corporation, exercises general supervision and direction of all programs and affairs

of the Corporation.

Ralph S. Trigg, Adw.

Frank K. WooUey, Dep, Adm.

Lionel C, Holnif Exec. Asst. to the Adfn,

Elmer F. Kruse, Asst, Adm. for Commodity Operations

Robert W, Herder, Asst, Adm. for Mgmt,

John I. Thompsoriy Asst, Adm, for Mktg,

Karold K. mil, Asst, Adm. for Prod.

Charles E. Ofíutt/Asst, to the Adm.

Don Btoops, Asst, to the Adm.

Jack Cowart, Asst. to the Ad-yn.

Philip E. Nelson, Asst. to t/ie Adm,

ADMINISTRATOR'S PROGRAM STAFF

The Administrator's Program Staff assists the Administrator's

Office in developing and coordinating PMA-wide program policies

and plans.

H. I. Dunkleberger, Chief

PRICE POLICY STAFF

The Price Policy Staff shall be responsible for making evaluations and policy recommendations concerning such matters as the

use of price mechanisms to stimulate production, the effect of legal

price minimum and other price provisions of the Defense Production Act of 1950, the relationship of price to allocation controls, the

relationship of a sound pricing structure to the orderly distribution

of foods, the effect of price on inventory management and the relationship of price to purchasing programs.

J. Murray Thompson, CMe/
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OFFICE OF REQUIREMENTS AND ALLOCATIONS

The Office of Requirements and Allocations shall serve as a central coordinating point for formulating policies and procedures for

developing requirements, determining available supplies and allocating supplies of food and other agricultural commodities.

P. Marion Rhodes, Dir.

OFFICE OF MATERIALS AND FACILITIES

The Office of Materials and Facilities shall be responsible for and

serve as the central coordinating point for developing basic policies

and procedures governing the formulation of current and longrange requirements and determining such requirements for farm

machinery, equipment and supplies.

L. B. Taylor, Dir.

W.B.. Allstettev, Deputy Dir.

ADMINISTRATOR'S FIELDMEN

The Administrator's Fieldmen assist and act for the Administrator, the Deputy Administrator, and the Assistant Administrators, in coordinating and carrying out PMA policies and programs in their respective geographic areas.

George B. Caswell, F'ld. Repres. (Ariz., Calif., Nev., Utah)

Chester P. Downen, Fid. Repres. (Idaho, Mont., Oreg,, Wash.,

Wyo., Hawaiian Area)

Emery E. Jacobs, Fid. Repres, (Ark,, Colo., Kan., La., N. Mex.,

Okla., Texas)

Alfred L. Johnson, Fid. Repres. (Iowa, Minn., N. Dak., Nebr,,

S.Dak., Wis.)

Clarence A. Kulp, Fid. Repres. (Ill, Ind., Mich., Mo., Ohio, Pa.)

C. Hilary Moseley, Fid. Repres. (Ala., Fla., Ga., Miss., S. C, and

Caribbean Area)

Robert S. Eeed, Fid. Repres. (Ky., N.C, Tenn., Va., W, Va.)

G. Ely Wickham, Fid. Repres. (Conn., Del., Me., Md., Mass., N. H.,

N.J.,N.Y.,R.I.,Vt.)

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR PRODUCTION

The Assistant Administrator for Production is responsible for developing and integrating PMA's production adjustment and conservation program. The Assistant Administrator has general operating responsibility for (1) the Agricultural Conservation Program, (2) the conditional payment provisions of the Sugar Acts,

(3) PMA's responsibilities in connection with the Federal Crop

Insurance Program, (4) acreage allotment and marketing quota

programs, and (5) PMA's responsibilities in connection with Flood

Control and River Basin Programs. The Assistant Administrator

is responsible for the day-to-day direction of the Agricultural Conservation Programs Branch and the Aerial Photographic Laboratories. The Assistant Administrator is also responsible for the

direction of the State Offices which report through him to the Administrator.
88 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

Harold K. Hill, Asst. Adm,

H^haurenceManwaringf Deputy Asst, Adm,

'Roy J.JoTdvef Asst, to the Asst:Adm*

ThomsiB B., Millerf Program Coordinator

Robert F. Groom, Program Coordinator

Eugene W.BayoU Program Coordinator

MorYisF.LeammgfProgimm Coordinator

Ealph H. Moyer, Chief^ Aerial Photographic & Engineering Services

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR MARKETING

The Assistant Administrator for Marketing is responsible for

developing and integrating PMA's marketing program. The Assistant Administrator has general operating responsibility for (1)

the marketing service programs, (2) regulatory and research programs, (3) marketing agreement programs, (4) school lunch and

direct distribution programs, and (5) activities related to administration of Government-owned and -leased processing plants. The

assistant Administrator is responsible for the day-to-day direction

of the Marketing and Facilities Research Branch, the Food Distribution Programs Branch, the Processing Plants Staff, the State

Marketing Services Staff, and the New York City Marketing Staff.

Jolm I. Thompson, ASSÍ. Adm.

Roy W. Lennartson, Depi. Asse. Adm.

F. Richard Burke, Program Coordinator

Arthur J. Holmaas, Program, Coordinator

Earl R, GloYBTj Prog-ram Coordinator

Harold C/Albin^ Prog7^am CoordÍ7iator

STATE MARKETING SERVICES STAFF

The State Marketing Services Stafï is responsible for establishing and maintaining cooperative relationship with State Departments of Agriculture in relation to marketing service programs

under the Research and Marketing Act of 1946.

Leighton G. Foster, Chief

PROCESSING PLANTS STAFF

The Processing Plants Staff administers programs to manage or

dispose of government-owned processing plants and facilities.

Hulon 0. Warlick, C/we/

NEW YORK CITY MARKETING STAFF

The New York City Marketing Staff administers within the

greater New York area direct distribution and increased domestic

utilization of agricultural commodities under the surplus removal,

export and diversion programs, and provides assistance in related

marketing service programs.

Chester A, Hainan, Chief

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR

COMMODITY OPERATIONS

The Assistant Administrator for Commodity Operations is responsible for developing and integrating PMA's commodity opera-
PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ADMINISTRATION 89

tiens programs. The Assistant Administrator has general operating responsibility for (1) the Price Support Programs, (2) Commodity Credit Corporation Supply Programs, (3) Commodity

Credit Corporation Storage Programs, and (4) other programs relating to price stabilization through domestic diversion, export,

surplus removal, and other means. The Assistant Administrator is

responsible for the day-to-day direction of PMA Commodity Offices,

the Fiscal Branch, the Price Support and Foreign Supply Branch,

the Transportation and Warehousing Branch, and the Wheat Agreement Staff.

Elmer F. Kruse, Assi. A(im.

John H. Dean, Deputy Asst. Adm.

W,E. JJnderhill, Staff Assistant

Robt. A. Hanson, Staff Asst.

Richard E. Moody, Program Coordinator

hsiwrence A, Grogarij Program Coordinator

J.LloydWhitehousBt Program Coordinator

Wayne D. McAieBj Program Coordinator

UowlsLXid S. OliYBTi Program Coordinator

V^HEAT AGREEMENT STAFF

The Wheat Agreement Staff formulates policies relating to the

International Wheat Agreement Program. It negotiates Governmental sales agreements with participating countries, assists in

consummating commercial contracts, and establishes export subsidy

rates for such contracts in exporting wheat and wheat flour.

Maurice M.Benidt, C/iie/

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR MANAGEMENT

Acting for the Administrator, the Assistant Administrator for

Management is responsible for developing and integrating PMA's

management program for increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of its program operations. The Assistant Administrator has

general operating responsibility for the following activities: (1)

Management improvement, (2) administrative services, (3) audit,

(4) budget, (5) investigations, (6) personnel, (7) organization

and management analysis service, and (8) reports. The Assistant

Administrator is responsible for the day-to-day direction of the

Office of Audit, Office of Administrative Services, Office of Budget,

Office of Compliance and Investigation, Office of Personnel Services,

the Program Management Staff and the Area Management Offices.

Robert W. Herder, Asst, Adm.

GeTald E. TichenorfDep. Asst Adm.

ChavlesM. CoXj Exec. Asst.

COMMODITY BRANCHES

The nine commodity branches are Cotton, Dairy, Fats and Oils,

Fruit and Vegetable, Grain, Livestock, Poultry, Sugar, and Tobacco.

These branches formulate, direct, coordinate and carry out policies and programs relating to the production and marketing of

assigned commodities, and coordinate their recommendations with
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recommendations from PMA State Offices, other units and officials

of PMA, the Department, and producer, trade and related groups

in formulating policies and procedures. In the execution of policies

and programs for which they are responsible, branches provide

technical direction and coordination to their Washington divisions,

their field offices, PMA State and County Offices, and PMA Commodity Offices and agents. They establish and maintain relationships with producer, trade and other groups for the purpose of

obtaining and furnishing information and promoting harmonious

relations and cooperation.

For commodities or functions assigned, the branches administer

or assist in the administration of one or more of the following programs: (1) Price Support and Stabilization; (2) Production Adjustment; (8) Surplus Removal, Export and Diversion; (4) Stabilization of Sugar Production & Marketing ; (5) Supply ; (6) Foreign Purchase ; (7) Marketing Agreements and Orders; (8) Marketing Research and Standardization ; (9) Marketing Regulatory;

(10) Market News, Inspection & Grading, and Related Service

Programs.

In addition to basic agricultural legislation for price support,

production adjustment and related programs, the following specific

acts in the field of marketing research, service and regulatory programs are assigned to commodity branches.

Cotton Fiber Testing Act of 1941.

Cotton Futures Act of 1916.

Cotton Grade and Staple Statistics Act of 1927.

Cotton Service Testing Act of 1941.

Dairy Export Act of 1908.

Export Apple and Pear Act of 1933.

Federal Seed Act of 1939.

Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act of 1947.

Naval Stores Act of 1923.

Packers and Stockyards Act of 1921.

Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act of 1930.

Produce Agency Act of 1927.

Standards Container Acts of 1916 and 1928.

Tobacco Compact Act of 1926.

Tobacco Inspection Act of 1935.

Tobacco Seed and Plant Exportation Act of 1940/

Tobacco Stocks and Standards Act of 1929.

United States Cotton Standards Act of 1923.

United States Grain Standards Act of 1916.

Wool Standards Act of 1928.

All other activities under the head ^'Marketing Services'' in

the annual Appropriation Act.

In administering these Acts and programs in the field of marketing research, service and regulatory activities, the commodity

branches utilize field ofl^ces which are located at marketing centers

and report directly to the branches. These individual field offices

number approximately 559. Many are small, consisting of only one

or two people. They are necessarily widely scattered in order to
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meet the needs of individual markets and processors and distributors.

COTTON BRANCH

Clovis D. Walker, Dir,

Carl H. Robinson, Asst, Dir, ,

Frank Reed, Admin, Off,

STANDARDS AND FUTURES DIVISION

Rodney Whitaker, Chief.

standardization and Appeals Section:

Harold C. Slade, Chief,

RESEARCH AND TESTING DIVISION

John W. Wright, Chief.

Quality and Standardization Research Section:

Robert W. Webb, Chief.

Testing Section :

Roland L. Lee, Jr., Chief,

Marketing- Research Section :

Joe H. McLure, Chief,

PROGRAM ANALYSIS AND MARKET

REPORTS DIVISION

Rodney Whitaker, Chief,

LOAN AND PURCHASE DIVISION

RaJph H. Raper. Chief.

NEW USES AND DIVERSION DIVISION

Edgar H. Omohundro, Chief,

PRODUCTION PROGRAMS DIVISION

Elgia D. Beïl, Chief,

FIELD ACTIVITIES

South Central Area <hdqrs., Memphis, Tenn.) í

Board of Supervising Cotton Examiners:

Alton L. Smith, Cotton Classer^ Chairman.

Office of Area Manager, South Central Area:

Clyde C. McWhorter, Area Mgr,

Cotton Quality Statistics and Classing:

Milliard L, Garner, In Charge.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Arkansas—Little Rock:

Waring A. Black, Jr., In Charge.

Louisiana:

Alexandria :

Harvey B, Martin, In Charge.

New Orleans :

Clarence C. Tobey, In Charge.

Mississippi :

Greenwood:

Bryden Pease, In Charge.

Jackson:

Raymond A. Craig, In Charge.

Missouri—Hayti :

James O. Wardlow, In Charge.

Western Area (hdqrs., Bakersfield, Calif,) :

Office of Area Manager, Western Area:

William B. Lanham, Area Mgr,

Cotton Quality Statistics and Classing:

Alfred M. Smith, In Charge.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Arizona—Phoenix :

Lloyd G. Gritendon. In Charge.

Texas-—El Paso:

Hughes Butterworth, In Charge,

Southeastern Area (hdqrs., Atlanta, Ga.) î

Office of Area Manager, Southeastern Area :

Harold K. Tinsley, Area Mgr.

Cotton Quality Statistics and Classing :

Ben V. Person, In Charge.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Alabama:

Birmingham:

Arthur E. Jackson, In Charge.

Montgomery :

T. Frank Smith, In Charge.

Georgia—Savannah:

Porter I. Barnes, In Charge.

North Carolina—Raleigh :

Harold G. Connolly, In Charge.

South Carolina :

Charleston :

Grady M. Stephens, In Charge,

Columbia :

John B, Grimball, In Charge.

Southwestern Área (hdqrs., Dallas, Tex.) :

Office of Area Manager, Southwestern Area:

John L. McCoUum, Area Mgr,

Cotton Quality Statistics and Classing:

Sam W. Martin, In Charge,

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Oklahoma;

Altus :

John A. Albritton, In Charge,

Oklahoma City :

Harry E. Wickes, In Charge.

Texas :

Abilene :

Herbert J. Matejowsky, In Charge.

Austin :

John W. Doremus, In Charge.

Galveston:

L. E. Dowd, In Charge,

Houston:

Joseph M. Byrnes, In Charge.

Lubbock:

Leil O. Buchanan, In Charge.

RESEARCH AND TESTING DIVISION

FIELD LABORATORIES:

Mississippi—Stoneville :

Francis L. Gerdes, In Charge,

New Mexico—^Mesilla Park :

Leonard J. Watson, In Charge.

South Carolina—Clemson.

John M. Cook, In Charge.

Texas—College Station:

Samuel T. Burley, Acting in Charge,

DAIRY BRANCH

Preston Richards, I>¿r,

Herbert L. Forest, Dep, Dir,

Don S. Anderson, Dep, Dir,

Edwin M. Norton, Dep, Dir,
92 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

Program Analysis & Commodity Programs

Division

Harlan J. Emery, Chief.

Procurement & Sales Division

Oscar M. Nebel/^cí¿W0 CJ/ite/.

Research Division

Don S. Anderson, Acting Chief.

Marketing Agreements Division

Howard C. Feddersen, ÜÄ,ie/.

Milk Market Order Administrators î

Illinois :

Chicago:

Andy W, Colebank ( Chicago Order No.

41 ; Suburban Chicago Order No. 69 ;

Rockford-Freeport Order No. 91).

Rock Island:

E. H. McGuire (Quad Cities Order No,

44).

Indiana:

Fort Wayne:

N, L. Keyock (Order No. 32).

South Bend:

Ralph Plummer (South Bend-LaPorte

Order No. 67).

Iowa :

Clinton—Dubugue :

E. H, McGuire (Dubuque Order No. 12

and Clinton Order No. 70).

Sioux City:

W. McPhei^en (Order No, 48).

Kansas:

Topeka—Wichita, :

M. M. Morehouse (Topeka Order No. 80

and Wichita Order No. 68).

Kentucky:

Louisville :

L. L Iverson (Order No. 46).

Paducah:

P. L. Shipley (Order No. 77).

Louisiana:

New Orleans:

M. M. Truxillo (Order No. 42).

Massachusetts :

Boston :

R. D. Aplin (Greater Boston Order No.

4 ; Lowell-Lawrence Order No. 34 ;

Springfield Order No. 96 and Worcester Order No. 99).

Pall River :

J. J. Hogan (Order No. 47).

Minnesota:

Duluth:

O. F. Kirkendall (Duluth-Superior Order

No. 54).

Minneapolis :

D. F, Spencer (Minñeapohs-St. Paul

Order No. 73).

Missouri :

Kansas City:

M. M. Morehouse (Greater Kansas City

Order No. 13).

St, Louis Î

F. L. Shipley (Order lío. 3).

Nebraska:

Omaha:

W. McPherren (Omaha-Council Bluffs.

Neb.-Iowa Order No. 35).

New York:

New York;

C. J. Blanford (New York Metropolitan

Order No, 27).

Ohio:

Cincinnati — Columbus — Dayton —

Lima — Toledo:

Fred W. Issler (Cincinnati Order No.

65; Columbus Order No, 74 ; Toledo

Order No. 30 ;Dayton-SpringfleM Order

No, 71, and Lima Order No. 95).

Cleveland:

H, G. Ei'saman (Cleveland Order No.

75).

Milk Market Order Administrators—Continued

Pennsylvania:

Philadelphia:

W. P. Sadler (Order No. 61).

Tennessee :

Nashville-KnoxviUe:

J. B. McCroskey (Nashville Order No. 78

and Knoxville Order No. 88).

West Virginia :

Huntington:

F. W. Issler (Tri-State Order No. 72).

DAIRY & POULTRY MARKET

NEWS DIVISION

Leon M. Davis, Chief.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Alabama: (Coop. Alabama Dept. of Agri.

and Indus.) :

Birmingham:

Benton Morgan (Local Representative).

Montgomery:

H. Jack Jones (Local Representative),

Arkansas (Coop. University of Ark.; Institute of Science & Technology) ;

Fayetteville:

J. W. Coddington (CoUab,).

Little Rock:

J. W. Coddington (CoUab.).

California (Coop. State Dept. of Agri.) :

Fresno:

D. A. Lockhart, Market Reporter.

Los Angeles:

R. F. Brueckner, Officer in Charge,

San Francisco :

F. H. McCampbell, Officer in Charge.

Colorado (Coop. Fruit & Vegetable Branch) :

Denver:

W. P. Cudmore, Jr., Oj^icer in Charge.

Delaware (Coop. Delaware Board of Agri.):

Dover:

J. F. Herholdt, (CoUab.).

Georgia:

Atlanta:

Gordon Heltzel, Officer in Charge.

Illinois :

Chicago:

Floyd R. Simpson, Officer in Charge.

lo-wa (Coop. State Dept. of Agri.) :

Des Moines:

Walter O. Winters, Officer in Charge.

Kentucky (Coop. Ky. Dept. of Agri.):

Frankfort :

J. D. Baldwin {Coltah.)\

Louisville :

R. O. Morgan, Market Reporter.

Louisiana (Coop. Fruit & Vegetable Branch) •

New Orleans:

E. D. Miller, Officer in Charge.

Maryland :

Baltimore (Coop. Fruit & Vegetable

Branch):

D, L. Smith, Officer in Charge.

Salisbury (Coop, Maryland Ext. Service):

W. R. McKnight iCollab.),

Massachusetts:

Boston:

N, A. Dakin, Officer in Charge.

Michigan (Coop, Michigan Dept. of Agri.) :

Detroit :

J. P. Kauffman, Officer in Charge.

Mississippi (Coop. Miss. Central Market

Board):

Jackson ;

H. F. Stevens, Officer in Charge.

Missouri :

St. Louis :

W. W. Oswald, Officer in Charge.

New York :

New York:

R. S. Smith, Officer in Charge.

North Carolina (Coop. State Dept of Agri.) :

Raleigh:

J. A. Winfield. {Collab.).
PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ADMINISTRATION 98

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

Ohio (Coop, state Dept. of Agri.) :

Cincinnati :

C. C. McClure, Officer in Charge.

Cleveland :

R. J. Van Honten, Officer in Charge,

Columbus:

R. E. Slack iCollab.).

E. H. Ralston (Collab.),

Oregon:

Portland :

T. E. Fallihee, Officer in Charge.

Pennsylvania :

Philadelphia :

E. H, Hansen, Officer in Charge.

Pittsburgh (Coop. Fruit & Vegetable

Branch):

J. K. Boyd, Officer in Charge,

Texas:

Fort Worth (Coop. Fruit & Vegetable

Branch) :

M, C. Gregory, Officer in Charge.

Virginia (Coop. Va. Dept. Agr, & Immigration) :

Harrisonburg:

Washington (Coop. State Dept. of Agri.) :

Seattle:

E. R, Johnson, Officer in Charge,

Wisconsin (Coop, State Dept. of Agri.) :

Madison :

D. F. Mattson, Officer in Charge,

DAIRY & POULTRY INSPECTION

& GRADING DIVISION

Henry G. F, Hamann, Chief.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Arkansas (Coop. Ark. Livestock Sanitary

Board & College of Agri.) :

Little Rock :

P. W. Carlson, Fed^^State Supvr.

California (Coop. State Dept. of Agri.):

Los Angeles :

A. G. Abell, Officer in Charge.

Sacramento:

R. B. Mericle, Reg. Supvr., Dressed Poultry Inspection.

(Ariz., Calif., Idaho, Nev., Oreg., Utah,

Wash.).

San Francisco :

C. L, Reiser, Officer in Charge and Reg.

Supvr,, dairy products grading.

(Ariz., Cahf., Idaho, Mont., Nev., Oreg.,

Utah, Wash., Wyo.).

W. F. Knüppel, Reg. Supvr., poultry

products grading.

(Ariz., Calif., Idaho, Mont., Nev.,

Oreg., Utah, Wash., Wyo.).

Colorado (Coop, State Dept. of Agri.) :

Denver:

H. J. Allbright, Fed.-State Supvr.

Florida (Coop. State Marketing Bureau):

Jacksonville:

F. W, Risher, Fed.-State Supvr.

Georgia (Coop. State Dept. of Agri.) :

Atlanta :

G. W. Taylor, Grader.

Illinois (Coop. State Dept. of Agri. & 111.

Agri. Ext, Serv.) :

Chicago:

Edward Small, Off, in Charge & Reg.

Supvr.^ dairy products grading (111.,

Ind., Ky., Mich., Ohio, Tenn., W. Va.,

Wis.).

L. J. Dolson, Reg. Supvr., poultry products grading (111., Ind., Ky., Mich.,

Ohio, Tenn., W. Va., Wis.).

W. S. Buchanan, Reg. Supvr., dressed

poultry inspection (Ala., Ark., 111.,

Ind., Ky., La., Mich., Minn., Miss., Mo.,

Ohio, Tenn., Wis.),

T. I. Hedrick, Chemist in Charge, dairy

& poultry grading & inspection laboratory {Coop, American Dry Milk Institute) .

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

Indiana (Coop. Purdue Agri. Experiment

Sta.):

Lafayette:

J. B. Wiltshire, Fed.-State Supvr,

Iowa (Coop. Iowa State Coll. of Agri.) :

Des Moines:

F. J. Santo, Off, in Charge & Reg,* Supvr.,

poultry products grading (Colo.,

Iowa, Kansas, Minn., Mo., Nebr,, N.

Dak., S. Dak.).

E, R. Bartle, Reg, Supvr,^ dairy products

grading (Colo., Iowa, Kansas, Minn.,

Mo., Nebr., N. Dak., S. Dak.).

E. E. Findlow, Acting Fed,-State Supvr,,

poultry products grading.

Kansas (Coop. Kansas Poultry Indus. Council) :

Topeka:

E, I. lElosenquist, Fed.-State Supvr.>

Louisiana (Coop. State Marketing Comm.) :

New Orleans :

D. H. Shearer, (Grader),

Massachusetts (Coop. State Dept. of Agri. &

Agri. Ext. Serv.):

Boston :

M, L. Towner, Off, in Charge,

Michigan ( Coop. State Dept. of Agri. & Agri.

Ext. Serv.) :

Lansing:

W. U.C&te, Fed.-State Supvr.

Minnesota (Coop. State Dept. of Agri., Dairy

& Food & Univ. of Minn.) :

Minneapolis:

W. W. Wheeler, Fed.-State Supvr.

Missouri (Coop. State Dept. of Agri.) :

Kansas City:

R. J. Ashens, Fed,-State Supvr.

St. Louis:

A. J. Miller, Off. in Charge.*

Nebraska (Coop. State Dept. of Agri.) :

Omaha :

C. P. Schow, Fed.-State Supvr,

R* E. WiUie, Reg. Supvr., dressed poultry

inspection (Colo., Iowa, Kansas, Mont.,

Nebr., New Mex.. N. Dak., Okla., S.

Dak., Tex., Wyo.)

New York (Coop. State Bur. Mkts., & Agri.

Ext. Serv.) :

New York:

L. Kilpatrick, Off. in Charge Sc Beg.

Supvr., poultry products grading

(Conn., Del., Maine, Md., Mass., N. H.,

N. J., N. Y., N. C, Pa., R. I., S. C,

Vt., Va.).

B. S. Mars, Reg. Supvr., dairy products

grading (Conn., Del., Maine, Md.,

Mass., N. H., N. J., N. Y.. N. C, Pa..

R. I., S. C, Vt., Va.).

North Dakota (Coop. N. D. Poultry Improvement Board) :

VaUey City:

Rodney G. Voorhees, Fed.-State Supvr.

Ohio (Coop. State Dept. of Agri.) :

Columbus:

R. C. Wiseman, Feá.-Sía£e Supvr,

Oklahoma (Coop. State Dept. of Agri.) :

Oklahoma City:

J. B. York, Off, in Charge,

Oregon (Coop. State Dept. Agri., & Ore.

Agri. Ext. Serv.) :

Portland:

T. E. Fallihee, Off.> in Charge,

Pennsylvania (Coop. State Bur. of Mkts.) :

Philadelphia:

R. Ingram, Off, in Charge,

Philadelphia :

J. R. Harney, Reg. Supvr., dressed poultry inspection (Conn., Del., Fla., Ga.,

Maine, Md., Mass., N. H., N. J., N. Y.,

N. C, Pa., R. I.. S. C, Vt., Va.,

W.Va.).

South Dakota (Coop. State Coll. of Agri.):

Madison:

C. L. HaU, Fed.-State Supvr.
94 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued I

Tennessee (Coop. State Dept. of Agri.) : |

Nashville: I

James R. Bass, (poultry products grad- \

ing),

Joseph A. Rubis, dairy products grading.

Texas: (Coop. State Dept. Agri., & A&M : College) I

Dallas : I

J, A. Hamann, 0#. m 0Aar£f0 & Reg, \

Supvr. poultry products grading. (Ala.,'

Ark., Fla.., Ga., La., Miss., N. Mex.»

Okla.. Tex.). i

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

Texas—Continued

R. H. Wilson, Eeg, Supvr., dairy products

grading (Ala., Ark., Fla., Ga., La.,

Miss., N. Mex., Okla., Tex.).

J. A. Bybee, Fed.-State Supvr.

Washington (Coop. State Dept. of Agri. &

Univ. of W^ash.) :

Seattle:

E. R. Johnson, Off. in Charge,

Wisconsin (Coop. American Dry Milk Institute) :

Milwaukee :

O. O. Tuttle, Fed.-State Supvr,

FATS AND OILS BRANCH

George L. Prichard, Dir,

Eobert M. Walsh, i?e|). Dir,

W. T. Parker, Asst, Dir.

Margaret Jongbloet, Adm. Off.

Peanut and Oilseed Programs Division

Howard A, Akers, Chief.

Procurement-Import Division

Herman M. Young, Chief.

John O, Malott, Àdmin,, Agr.^Import Order,

Walter W. Sikes, Chief, Procurement Sec.

Program Analysis Division

George A. Parks, JT,, Chief.

Research Division

C. B. Gilliland, Chief.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Georgia—Camilla :

John G. Leps, Fid. Repres.

Texas—Gorman :

Walter A. Davis, Fid. Bepres.

Virginia—Franklin:

Robert W, Hines, Fid. Repres.

FRUIT AND VEGETABLE BRANCH

S.R. Smith, Pin

M, W. Baker, Pep. Dir.

Charles Kunkel, Dej^, Dir.

Floyd F. Hedlund, Dep, Dir.

E. E. Shaw, Asst, to Dir.

W. C. Hasbrouck, Admin, Off.

Vegetable Division

K. W. SehaibK Acting Chief,

Potato Division

A. E. Mercker, Acting Chief.

Citrus and Deciduous Fruit Division

Donald M, Rubel, Chief.

Specialty Crops Division

E. M. Graham, Chief,

Research and Statistics Division

A. E. Browne, Chief.

Marketing Field Offices

¥imJD HEADQUAETERS :

California—Berkeley:

E. M. Walker, CMe/.

Georgia—Atlanta :

D. K. Young, Chief.

IlHnois—Chicago Í

R. E. Keller, C&te/.

Texas—Dallas :

Sherman L. Pobst, Chief.

Regulatory Division

T. C. Curry, Chief.

Wm. M. Paulson, Head of License Complaint

and Invest. Sec.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

California-—Los Angeles:

H. M. Branch, Off. in charge,

Florida—Winter Haven:

Brice Edwards, Off, in charge.

Illinois—Chicago :

W. A. Hilgeson, 0#. in charge.

New York—New York :

R. H. Shoemaker, Off. in charge.

Fresh Products Standardization and Inspection

Division

E. E. Conklin, Chief.

R. R. Pailthorp, Head, Standardization Sec.

Robert Bier, Head, Shipping Point Inspect,

and Training Sec,

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Alabama:

Birmingham:

H. L. Noter, Off. in charge.

Mobile:

Roy J. Blackman, Off. in charge.

Montgomery :

John A. Curry, Off. in charge.

Arizona—Phoenix :

Edward L. Ruch, Off. in charge.

Arkansas—Little Rock:

J. C. Kinkley/ 0|f. in charge.

California:

Los Angeles :

W. J. Bertush, Off, in charge.

Oakland :

S. H. Fountain, 0,f. in charge.

Sacramento:

W. F. Allewelt. Off. in charge.

San Diego:

W. E. Phillips, Off. in charge.

San Francisco :

D. C. Beeler, Disi. Sup.

R. C. Lindstrom^ Off. in charge.

San Pedro:

P. T. Baden, Off. in charge.

Vallejo:

R. N. Balster, Off. in charge.

Colorado—Denver:

G. A. Bidelman, Off. in charge.

Connecticut—Hartford :

Daniel Hancock, 0#. in charge.
PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ADMINISTRATION 95

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

Florida :

Jacksonville :

John L. Ebert, Off. in charge.

Miami Î

Bruce Knowles, Off. in charge.

Orlando :

H. S. Flynt, Off. in charge.

Tampa :

John H. Dixon, CoUab.

Winter Haven :

Herbert M. Riley, Ojf. in charge.

Georg-ia—Atlanta :

J. L. Maness, Off. in charge.

Idaho—Boise :

Karl F. Winsor, Off. in charge.

Illinois :

Chicago:

Neai D. Sanhorn, Dist. Sup.

M. P. Homan, Off, in charge.

Great Lakes:

A. H. Polster, Off. in charge.

Indiana—Indianapolis :

J. E. Dickerson, Off. in charge.

Louisiana :

Baton Rouge :

W. T. McNabb, Off. in charge.

New Orleans î

J. H. Grafues, Off. in charge,

Maine:

Augusta :

Merritt Caldweîl, Collab.

Caribou :

Gilbert R. Warren, Off. in charge,

Maryland—Baltimore :

H. J, Twilley, Off. in charge.

Massachusetts—Boston :

Gilbert H. Irish, Off. in charge.

Michigan :

Detroit:

E. W. Vamer, Off. in charge.

Lansing :

M. IT. Vankirk, Off. in charge.

Minnesota :

Duluth:

Hokan Lind, Off, in charge.

Minneapolis :

G, W. Christenson, Off. in charge.

Mississippi—Jackson :

Leon Scott, Collab.

Missouri :

Kansas City:

Frank M. Lyie, Off. in charge.

St. Louis :

H. N. Renfro, Jr., Off. in charge.

Nebraska-Scottsbluff :

M. D. Murphy, Off. in charge.

New Jersey:

Newark :

J. A. Mohr, Off. in charge.

Trenton :

M. N. Edmonston, Off. in charge.

New York:

Albany:

A. L. Kramer, Off. in charge.

Buffalo :

R. C. Carter, Off. in charge.

New York:

W. C. Hackelman, Dist. Sup.

H. L. Harrington, Off. in charge.

Rochœter:

Clarence R. Icengole, Off. in charge.

Syracuse :

F. R. Sweezey, CoUab.

North Carolina :

Asheville :

J. P. Jenrette, Collab.

Charlotte :

L. J. Pollock, Off. in charge.

Raleigh:

Bailey S. Rich, Off. in charge.

North Dakota—Fargo :

J. B. Hagan, Off. in charge.

Ohio:

Cincinnati:

Raymond W. Dickerson, Off. in charge.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—COntinued

Ohio—Continued

Cleveland:

M. L. Hamilton, Off. in charge,

Columbus :

F. C. Hartz, Off, in charge.

Youngstown:

J. S. Tillman, Jr., Off. in charge,

Oklahoma—Oklahoma City:

Vacancy,

Oregon :

Portland :

R. L. Ringer, Off. in charge.

Salem :

W, L. Close, Off. in charge,

Pennsylvania:

Harrisburg' :

Eugene P. Pheil, Off. in charge.

Philadelphia:

R. H. Von Glahn, Off. in charge.

Pittsburgh :

H. L. Fulmer, Off. in charge.

Wilkes-Barre :

A. J. Diadato, Off. in charge.

South Carolina—Columbia:

Thomas A. Cole, Off. in charge,

Tennessee:

Memphis :

James A. Marks, Off. in charge.

Nashville:

A. W. Gordon, Off. in charge.

Texas :

\ Dallas:

C. S. Lowthorp, Off. in charge.

Ft. Worth:

M. C. Gregory, Off. in charge,

Harlingen :

G. B. Crisp, Off. in charge.

Houston :

A. D. Mitchell, Off. in charge.

San Antonio:

H. A. Cox, Jr., Off. in charge.

Utah—Salt Lake City :

L. W. Brewer, Off. in charge.

Virginia:

Norfolk :

H. H. Henderson, Off. in charge.

Richmond:

M. E. Downing, Off, in charge,

Roanoke:

H. C. S. Peyton, Sr., Collab,

Washington:

Seattle:

W. M. Brooks, Off. in charge.

Yakima:

F. E. Bailey, Off. in charge.

West Virginia—Charleston :

D. B. Kilmer, Off. in charge.

Wisconsin—Milwaukee :

Vacancy.

Hawaii :

Honolulu:

Charles L. Powell, Off. in charge.

Pearl Harbor:

Grover Clyde, 0#. in charge.

PROCESSED PRODUCTS STANDARDIZATION AND INSPECTION DIVISION

F. L. Southerland, Chief of Div.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Arkansas—Fayetteville:

Loren R. Gibson, Off. in charge.

California:

BYesno:

D. Russell, Off. in charge.

Los Angeles :

P. S. Stone, Off. in charge.

San Francisco:

C. H. Beasley, Diet. Sup.

K. C. Kimball, m charge S. F. Lab.

R. O. McHenry, Off. in charge.

San Jose:

H. J. Richard, Off. in charge.

Stockton:

E. O. Miller, Off, in charge.
96 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—eontinued

Colorado—Denver :

R. C. Meehan, Off. in charge.

Florida—Winter Haven î

Arthur R, Pobjecky, Off. in charge.

Georgia—-Atlanta :

F. J. Weaver, Off. in charge.

Illinois—Chicago:

L. T. Ryan, Dist, Sup.

Indiana—Indianapolis î

K. M. Franck, OJF. in charge.

Iowa—Cedar Rapids:

O. R. Swanson, Off. in charge.

Louisiana—-Hammond;

Earl F. Burk, Off. in charge.

Maine—Gardiner :

Ben Yormack, Off. in charge.

Maryland:

Baltimore:

H. L, Geer, Off. in charge.

Eastonî

Walter H. Lapen, 0#. in charge.

Massachusetts—^Boston:

H. B. Swett, Off. in charge.

Michigan—Detroit :

J. F. Thuermer, Off. in charge.

New York:

New York :

E. J. Evans, Dist. Sup.

Rochester:

Floyd P. Foley, Off. in charge,

Ohio^—Columbus:

E. H. Bagley, Off. in charge.

Oregon:

Portland:

C. J. Hansen, Off. in charge.

Salem:

Leo M. Boire, Off. in charge.

Pennsylvania—Philadelphia :

John T. Stearns, Off. in charge.

Tennessee—Knoxvillet

J. O. Lytton, Off. in charge.

Texas—^Weslaco :

H. R. Triplett, 0#. in charge.

Utah—Salt Lake City :

L. W. Brewer, Off. in charge.

Virginia—Richmond :

J. E. Marine, Off. in charge,

Washington—Seattle :

Fred Dunn, Off. in charge.'

Yakima :

D. A. Patton, Off. in charge.

Wisconsin—Ripon:

Myron F, Scheid, Off. in charge.

San Juan, Puerto Rico:

V. E, Levene, Off. in charge.

MARKET NEWS DIVISION

CD. Schoolcraft, Chief.

John L. Buntin, Head» Transp. Reports Sec.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Alabama—Birmingham:

L. B. Morgan, Off. in charge.

California:

Los Angeles :

A. E, Prugh, Off. in charge.

San Francisco:

A. M. McDowell, Off. in charge.

Colorado—^Denver:

W. P. Cudmore, Jr., Off.^ in charge.

Florida—Lakeland :

H. F. Willson, Off. in charge.

Georgia—Atlanta:

B. E. Surry, Off. in charge.'

Illinois—Chicago :

J. A. Hunter, Off. in charge.

Louisiana—New Orleans :

Edison D. Miller, Off. in charge.

Maryland—Baltimore:

David L. Smith, Off. in charge.

Massachusetts—Boston:

L. W. Gay, Off. in charge.

Michigan—Detroit:

A. K. Bredin, Off. in charge.

Minnesota—Minneapolis:

A. N. Nelson, Off. in charge.

Missouri:

Kansas City:

R. E. Corbin, Off. in charge.

St. Louis:

W. F. Cox, Off. in charge.'

New York—New York:

M. M. Thomas, Off. in charge.

Ohio:

Cincinnati :

J. J. Gardner, ST., Off.'in charge.

Cleveland:

F. S, Nightingale, Off. in charge.

Oregon—Portland :

G, J. Hansen, Off. in charge.^

Pennsylvania:

Philadelphia :

E. R. Biddle, Off.^ in charge.

Pittsburgh :

James K. Boyd, Off. in charge.

Texas—Ft. Worth:

M. C.Gregory, OJ". i« cJiar00,

Washington:

Seattle:

M. W. Hanson, Off. in charge,

Yakima:

C. D. Sherman, Off. in charge.

GRAIN BRANCH

Wm. McArthur, Act. Dir.

E. J. Murphy, Dep. Dir.

P. D. Entermille, Dep. Dir.

Commodity Programs Division t

A. J. Bortón, Chief.

Commodity Research Division:

E. O- Pollock, Chief.

Inspection Division î

J. E. Barr, Chief.

Market News and Services Division:

G. A. Collier, Chief,

Procurement and Sales Division :

J. E. Tripp, Chief.

Program Analysis Division:

T. B.Walker, CMe/.

Seed Act Division :

W. A. Davidson, Chief,

Standardization Research and Testing Division:

Lawrence Zeleny, CMe/.

Administration of Grain Standards Act î

J. E. Barr, Chief, Inspection Div.

FIELD HEADQUAKTERS :

H. P. English, In Charge, Gen. Fid. Hdqrs.,

Chicago, III.

B. W. Whitloek, In Charge, Pacific Coast Fid.

Hdqrs,, Portland, Oreg.<

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

California :

Los Angeles:

W. E. F. Schultz, In Charge,

San Francisco:

C. A. Waalen, In Charge.

Colorado—Denver :

L. A. Hallam, In Charge.

Illinois :

Chicago (Gen. Fid. Hdgrs.) :

H. P. English, In Charge.

Chicago (District) î

0. L. Cannon, In Charge. ,
PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ADMINISTRATION 97

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—COntinued

Illinois—Continued

Chicago (South) :

R. W. Gilbert, In Charge.

Decatur:

W. J. Webber, In Charge.

Peoria :

O. P. Wise, In Charge.'

Indiana—Indianapolis :

T. M. Hughes, In Charge.

Iowa:

Cedar Rapids:

H. D. Kurtz, In Charge,

Sioux City:

Neeley Hill, In Charge.

Kansas:

Hutchinson :

G. G. Griffin, In Charge.

Wichita :

G. F. Binderim, In Charge.

Kentucky:

Louisville :

J. W. Wesson, hi Charge.

Louisiana—New Orleans : W. D. Smith, In Charge.

Maryland—Baltimore :

W. S. Davis, In Charge.

Massachusetts—Boston :

M. B. Gleason, In Charge.

Minnesota î

Duluth : W. A. Pahl, In Charge.

Minneapolis :

M. J. Johnson, In Charge.

Missouri:

Kansas City:

Martin Schüler, In Charge,

St, Joseph:

A. R. Matters, In Charge.

St. Louis:

R. W. Taylor, In Charge.

Montana—Great Falls:

E. W. Caldwell, In Charge.

Nebraska—Omaha :

H. E. Nelson, In Charge.

New Jersey—Hoboken :

J. T. Pugsley, In Charge.

New York :

Albany:

W. M. Chelf, In Charge.

Buffalo :

J. J. Dwyer, In Charge.

New York:

Philip Rothrock, In Charge.

Ohio :

Cincinnati :

L. F. Butler, In Charge.

Toledo :

H. F. Prue, In Charge.

Oklahoma—Enid :

J. W. Fletcher, In Charge.

Oregon ;

Portland (Pacific Coast Hdqrs.):

B. W. Whitlock, In Charge.) :

Portland (District) :

E. D. Oilman, In Charge.

Pennsylvania—Philadelphia :

J. P. Stanfieid, In Charge.

Tennessee :

Memphis:

F. B. Simpson, In Charge.

Nashville:

Vacancy.

Texas:

Fort Worth:

H. N. Holmes, In Charge.

Galveston :

W. F. Funchess, In Charge..

Utah—Ogden :

E. J. Cross, In Charge.

Washington :

Seattle :

J. 0. Murphy, In Charge.

Spokane :

G. A. Hardgrove, In Charge,

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

Washington—Continued

Tacoma:

T. A. Stevens, In Charge.

Vancouver:

J. T. Travis, In Charge.

Wisconsin—Milwaukee :

F. A. Cummings, In Charge.

Inspection Services

J. E. Barr, Chief, Inspection Div.

Inspection of Beans and Peas:

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

California :

Los Angeles:

W. E. P. Schultz, In Charge.

San Francisco:

C. A. Waalen, In Charge.

Colorado—Denver :

L. A. Hallam, In Charge.

Idaho—Moscow:

D. E. Corless, /n O/iarfire..

Illinois—Chicago (District) :

C. L. Cannon,/w C/iarfife.

Indiana—Indianapolis :

T. M. Hughes, In Charge.

Iowa—Cedar Rapids :

H, D. Kurtz, In Charge,.

Maryland—Baltimore :

W. S. Davis, In Charge.

Minnesota—Minneapolis : M. J. Johnson, In Charge.

Missouri:

Kansas City:

Martin Schüler, In Charge.

St. Louis :

R. W. Taylor, In Charge.

Montana—Great Falls:

W. E, F. Schultz, In Charge.

Nebraska—Omaha :

H. E. Nelson, In Charge.

New York :

Buffalo:

J. J. Dwyer, Jn C/taráfe.

New York:

Philip Rothrock, In Charge.

Ohio—Toledo:

H. F. Prue, In Charge.

Oklahoma—Enid :

J. W. Fletcher, In Charge.

Oregon—Portland (District) :

E. D. Oilman, 7n Charge,

Tennessee—^Memphis :

F. B. Simpson, In Charge.

Texas—Galveston :

W. F. Funchess, In Charge.

Utah—Ogden:

E. J. Cross, In Charge.

Washington :

Seattle:

J. C, Murphy, In Charge.

Spokane:

G. A. Hardgrove, In Charge.

Wisconsin—Milwaukee:

F, A. Cummings, In Charge.

Inspection of Hay and Straw:

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

California:

Los Ángeles :

W. E. F. Schultz, In Charge.

San Francisco:

C. A. Waalen, In Charge.

Colorado—Denver :

L. A. Hallam, In Charge.

Illinois—Chicago (District) :

C. L. Cannon,/wC/iarsre.

Maryland—Baltimore:

W. S. Davis, hi Charge.

Minnesota—Minneapolis :

M. J. Johnson, In Charge.

Missouri :

Kansas City :

Martin Schüler, In Charge.

St. Louis:

R. W. Taylor, In Charge.
98 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—eontinued

Montana—Great Falls :

E. W. Caldwell, In Charge,

Nebraska—Omaha :

H. E. Nelson, In Charge,

New York—New York :

Philip Rothroek, In Charge.

Oregon—Portland (District) :

E, D. Oilman, In Charge.

Texas Î

Fort Worth :

H. N» Holmes, In Charge.

Galveston :

W. F, Funehess, In Charge,

Utah—Ogden:

'B. 3,Cvom, In Charge.

Washington :

Seattle:

J. C, Murphy, In Charge.

Spokane:

G. A. Hardgrove, In Charge.

Inspection of Hops:

FIEU) HEADQUARTERS :

Oregon—Portland {Pacific Coast Hdqrs.):

B. W. Whitlock, In Charge.

Inspection of Rice:

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Arkansas:

Jonesboro:

R. A. Selig./w O/iarflfe,

Stuttgart:

Lee G. J. Regan, In Charge.

California:

Los Angeles:

W. E. F. Schultz, In Charge.

San Francisco :

O. A. Waalen, Jn Charge,

Louisiana:

Abbeville:

P. L. Cart, In Charge.

Crowley :

M. J. Kloor, In Charge,

liske Charles:

F. L. Setliff,/w CAarffe.

New Orleans:

W, D. Smith, In Charge.

Texas:

Beaumont:

H. P. Rehorovic,/?t Charge.

Houston:

M. T. Welch, Jr., In Charge.

Enforcement of Federal Seed Act (Hdars.,

Beltsville, Md.) ;

W. A. Davidson, CÄ-te/, Seed ACÍ PÍV.

FEDERAL-STATE SEED LABORATORIES:

Alabama—Montgomery:

L. N, Allen, Seed Technol. {Coop, Ala.

Dept. Agr. and Ind.),

FEDERAL-STATE SEED LABORÂTORIES—COntinued

California—Sacramento :

W. D. Hay, Seed TechnoL {Coop. Calif.

State Dept. Agr.).

Oregon—Corvallis :

Louisa A. Kanipe, Botanist (Cooj). Oreg.

Agr. Expt. Sta.).

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Minnesota—Minneapolis :

E. R. Clark, Seed Technol

Missouri—Kansas City:

W. R. Crispin, Mktg. Spec.

Seed Dockage:

W, A. Davidson, Chief, Seed Act LHv.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Illinois—Chicago {District) :

C, L, Cannon, In Charge.

Minnesota—Minneapolis:

M. J, Johnson, In Charge,

Missouri—Kansas City :

Martin Schüler, /w C/iar^e.

Seed Verification Service:

W. A. Davidson, Chief, Seed Act Div.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Illinois—Chicago (District) :

C, L. Cannon, In Charge.

Minnesota—Minneapolis:

M. J. Johnson, In Charge.

Missouri—Kansas City:

Martin Schüler, In Charge.

Montana—Great Falls:

W. E. F. Schultz, In Charge.

Utah—Ogden:

E. J. Cross, In Charge.

Market News Service

Grain, Hay, Feed, Rice and Hops:

G. A. Collier, Chief, Market Netvs and Services Div.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

California:

Los Angeles:

T. J. Cameron, Collah. ( Coop, Calif. State

Dept, Agr,),

San Francisco:

F. L. Lyons, Mktg. Spec, {Coop.. Calif.

State Dept, Agr.),

Illinois—Chicago (District):

C. L. Cannon, In Charge.

Minnesota—Minneapolist

M, J. Johnson, In Charge.

Missouri—Kansas City :

Martin Schüler, J% Charge.

Oregon—^Portland {Pacific Coast Hdqrs.) :

B.W. Whitlock, Jw C/iarfife.

Standardization Research and Testing (Hdars.,

Beltsville, Md.) :

Lawrence Zeleny, Chief, Standardization Research and Testing Div.

LIVESTOCK BRANCH

H.E. Reed, Din

F. W. ImMasche, Asst, Dir,

M. O, Cooper, Asse, to the Dir.

R. D. Conklin, A^m. 0#.

Program Analysis Division

R. H, Roberts. Chief,

Procurement and Sales Division

E. J. Cronkhite, Chief,

Market News Division

C. L. McCkilloeh, Chief,

Standardization and Grading Division

F. J. Beard, Chief.

Packers and Stockyards Division

M. J. Cook, Chief,

Wool Division

J. A. Goe, Chief.

Insecticide Division

W. G, Reed, Chief.

E. L. Griffin, Asst, Chief.

D. W. Dean, Field Repres. Hdqrs, San Franciaco, Calif,
PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ADMINISTRATION 99

nSLD HE3ADQUABTEES :

Alabama—Montgomery :

P. C. Roquemore, Off, in charge (Market

News Service).

J. C Karnes, Dist.' Supv. (Administration

of Packers and Stockyards Act).

Arizona—Phoenix:

T, C. Cook, Area Supvr, (Meat Grading

Service).

California :

Los Ang-eles:

F. N. Chisholm, Invest.. (Administration

of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and

Rodenticide Act).

F. O. Kingsbury, Off. in charge (Market

News Service).

F, J. Hanlon, Dist. Supvr. (Administration of Packers and Stockyards Act).

W. E. Bruce, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading

Service).

San Francisco:

H. Bois, ehem., in charge (Administration of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide

and Rodenticide Act),

James Hartnell, Off. in charge (Market

News Service).

Stanley Marrs, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading Service).

R. O. Hitz, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading

Service).

Stockton:

Carroll Wells, Ojf. in charge (Market

News Service).

Colorado^—Denver:

H. W. French, Ojf. in charge (Market

News Service).

J. F. Matteson, Dist. Supvr. (Administration of Packers and Stockyards

Act).

H. H. Butler, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading

Service).

H. R. Keller, Wool Tech, in charge (Wool

Laboratory for core testing and research) ,

Florida—Bradenton :

G. D. Reynolds, Ent., in charge (Administration of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act).

Georgia:

Atlanta :

H. P. Ruhîman, Invest. (Administration

of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and

Rodenticide Act).

Thomasville :

Harry Larson, Ojf. in charge (Market

News Service).

Illinois :

Chicago :

W. B. Tiedt, Invest. (Administration of

Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and

Rodenticide Act).

A. L, Lowery, Dist.' Supvr. ( Administration of Packers and Stockyards Act).

R. S. Sharpe, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading Service).

Ambrose Rose, Jr., Area Wool Appr.

(Wool appraising and core sampling).

L. M. Wyatt, Off. in charge (Market

News Service).

National Stockyards:

E. A. Orr, Off. in charge (Market News

Service).

J. L. Shabram, Dist. Supvr. (Administration of Packers and Stockyards

Act).

M. R. DuMez, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading Service).

Peoría:

L. M. Woodruff, Off. in charge (Market

News Service).

Indiana :

Evansville :

K. J. Fuller, Off. in charge (Market

News Service).

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Indiana—Continued

Indianapolis :

A, R. Paden, Off, in charge (Market

News Service).

A. W. Joy, Dist. Supvr. (Administration

of Packers and Stockyards Act).

Iowa:

Cedar Rapids:

e. F, Stiles, Area Supvr, (Meat Grading

Service).

Des Moines:

K. L. Urban, Off. in charge (Market

News Service).

Dubuque:

J. A. Foitik, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading

Service).

Sioux City:

J. D. "Hale, Off. in charge (Market News

Service).

R. L. Lisle, Disi. Supvr. (Administration of Packers and Stockyards Act).

Waterloo:

J,H. Stich, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading

Service).

Kansas—Wichita :

Lee O. Gibson, Off. in charge (Market

Newsservice).

Kentucîçy—Louisville:

6. B. Fundís, Off, in charge (Market

News Service).

Harry Snyder, Mkt. Supvr. (Administration of Packers and Stockyards Act).

Louisiana—New Orleans:

J. H. Manes, Area ^«pvr. (Meat Grading Service).

Maryland:

Baltimore:

T. R. Ennis, Invest. (Administration of

Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and

Rodenticide Act).

C. E. Foley, Off. in charge (Market News

Service).

L. T. Sample, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading Service).

Beltsville:

C. G. Donovan, Chem., in charge (Administration of Federal Insecticide,

Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act).

E. P. Carter, Path., in charge (Administration of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act).

R. O. White, Ent., in charge (Administration of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act).

L. F. Ortenzio, Bact., in charge (Administration of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act).

E. W. Ligon, Phar., in charge (Administration of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act).

Massachusetts—Boston:

R. A, Gadapee, Invest. (Administration

of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and

Rodenticide Act).

E. A. Rhodes, Off. in charge, (Market

News Service).

E. S. Higgins, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading Service).

T, J. Shanahan, Area Wool Appr. (Wool

appraising and core sampling).

Michigan—Detroit:

B. R. Bowman, Off. in charge (Market

News Service).

E. C. Maxeiner, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading Service).

Minnesota:

Albert Lea:

A. R. Freemott, Area Supvr. (Meat

Grading Service).

South St. Paul :

D. T. Westerdahl, Off. in charge (Market

News Service),
100 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Minnesota—Continued

C. N. Norve, Area Supvr, (Meat Grading Service).

H. L. Jones, Dist. Supvr. (Administration of Packers and Stockyards Act).

Missouri Î

Kansas City: ,,, ,

H. D. Williams, Off. in charge (Market

News Service),

E. F. Greene, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading Service). ,

J. P. Glendenin, Dist. Supvr. (Administration of Packers and Stockyards

Act).

St. liouis:

S. Wiener, Invest. (Administration of

Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and

Rodenticide Act).

South St. Joseph; ,,, ".

G. E. Rodda, Off. in Charge {MarUet

News Service).

F. M. Lee, Area Supvr., (Meat Grading

Service).

Montana—Billings: , ^T

A. If. Lerud, Off. in charge (Market News

Service).

Paul McCormick, Jr., PtsE.SM3?'yr.( Administration of Packers and Stockyards Act).

Nebraska—Omaha ; - „, ,-.

Wm. R. Branch, Off. in charge (Market

News Service). « ,. A. J. Haas, Areo Swpvr. (Meat Grading

Service). ^ . , . .

F. G. Fitz-Roy, Dist.. Supvr. (Administration of Packers and Stockyards

Act).

New Jersey—Haddon Heights: , , .

D. P. Perry, Path.^ in charge (Administration of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act).

New York—New York: , . , . .

J. C. Bubb, Cftem.., i« charge (Administration of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act).

J. H. Bachelder, Invest. (Administration

of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and

Rodenticide Act). „, , .

J. A. Burgess, Off.' in charge (Market

News Service). ^ \

J. S. Carroll, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading Service). ^

H. A. Gibbons, Area Supvr.' (Meat Grading Service). ^. „

A. H. Keener, Jr., Acting Dist. Supvr.,

(Administration of Packers and Stockyards Act).

Ohio:

Cincinnati:

J. H. Dietrich, Off. in charge (Market

News Service).

W. C. Brettschneider, Area Supvr. (Meat

Grading Service).

Clay W. Martin, Dist. Supvr. (Administration of Packers and Stockyards

Act). . " S. S. Story, Invest. (Administration of

Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and

Rodenticide Act).

Cleveland:

A. J. Naegele, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading Service).

E. J. Shaughnesay, Acting Dist. Supvr.,

(Administration of Packei-s and Stockyards Act), (Vacancy).

Columbus :

R. S. Mueller, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading Service).

Oklahoma:

Oklahoma City:

E. H. Richardson, 0#. in charge (Market

News Service),

FIELD HEADQUARTERS^ontinued

Oklahoma—Continued

R. A. Fowler, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading Service).

C. B. Jennings, Dist. Supvr. (Administration of Packers and Stockyards Act).

Tulsa:

D. S. Lorenson, Off. in charge iM&rket

News Service).

Oregon:

Corvallis : ——-, Path., in charge (Administration of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act).

North Portland :

M. C. Merryfield, In-yest. (Administration

of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and

Rodenticide Act).

T. T. Swenson, Off.' in charge (Market

News Service).

K. I. Snider, Dist. Supvr. (Administration of Packers and Stockyards Act).

Pennsylvania—Philadelphia :

Geo. W. Ferguson, Area Supvr.> (Meat

Grading Service).

C. E. Doan, Area Wool Appr. (Wool

appraising and core sampling).

South Dakota—Sioux Palls :

J. H. Gibson, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading Service).

Tennessee :

Memphis:

B. B. Harding, Off. in charge (Market

News Service).

Nashville:

W. L. Newport, Off. in cTiarge (Market

News Service).

John A. Sands. Jr., Acting Dist. Supvr.,

(Administration of Packers and Stockyards Act). (Vacancy).

Texas:

El Paso:

E. M. Clark, Vet. in charge (Livestock

and Meat Merchandising).

Ft. Worth I

Warren Smeby, Off. in charge (Market

News Service).

R. Vance Graham, Area Supvr. (Meat

Grading Service).

Wm. C. Ball, Dist. Supvr. (Administration of Packers and Stockyards Act).

Houston :

P. L. Bowersox, Off. in charge (Market

News Service).

Kerrville: , ^i , .

L. J. Bottimer, Ent., tn charge (Administration of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act).

San Antonio:

G. L. Ellison, Off. in charge (Market

News Service).

Utah—Ogden: - ,„ ,

C. A. Anderson, Off. in charge (Market

News Service),

W. H. Scudder, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading Service).

Virginia—Richmond :

A. W. McCormick, Area Supvr. (Meat

Grading Service).

Washington:

Seattle:

S. H. Steen, Area Supvr. (Meat Grading

Service).

Spokane :

J. R. Zimmerman, Off. in charge (Market News Service).

Wisconsin :

Madison:

Earl Mulderink, Area Supvr. (Meat

Grading Service),

Milwaukee:

E. C. Prochaska, Area Supvr. (Meat

Grading Service),
PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ADMINISTRATION 101

POULTRY BRANCH

William D. Termohlen, Dir,

Hermon 1. Miller, Dep, Dh\

Joseph Wm. Kinghorne, Asst. Dir,

Commodity Operations Division

Frank E. Blood, Chief,

Commodity Programs Division

Hermon I. Miller, Acting Chiefs

Marketing Services Division

Melvin W. Buster, Chief,

Research Division

Edwin H. Matzen, Chief,

SUGAR BRANCH

Lawrence Myers, Dir,

George A. Dice, Dep, Dir,

Irvin L, Rice, Asst, to the Dir.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Cuba, Havana:

Chester E. Davis, Special Repres,

Conditional Payments Division

A. A. Greenwood, Cftie/.

Wage and Price Division

Thomas H. Allen, Chief.

TOBACCO BRANCH

Commodity Credit Corporation

Programs Division

Die Homstad, CMe/.

Quota and Allotment Division

Hy G, Folken. Chief.

Research and Analysis Division

Jessie L. Carter, Acting Chief.

Marketing Research

Phillip E. Jones, In Charge.

J. E. Thigpen, Dir.

S. E. Wrather, Dep. Dir.

W. M. Richardson, Adm. Off.

Marketing and Programs Division

J, V. Morrow, Chief.

Production Programs Division

J. J. Todd, Chief.

Tobacco Standards & Technical

Research Division

F. B, Wilkinson, Chief.

Program Analysis and Commodity

Research Division

G. E. Powell, Chief,'

Marketing Services Division

M. I. Dunn, Chief,

FIELD HEADQUARTEES :

Kentucky î

Lexington:

E. J. Cline, Diet. Supvr. (Insp.).

Louisville:

E. D. Booker, Diet. Supvr. (Market

News),

Maryland:

Upper Marlboro:

G. R. Hendrix, Area Supvr. (Insp.).

North Carolina :

Raleigh :

W, R. Wilson, (Dist. Supvr.).

C. G. Rollins, (In Chg. Market Newa),

Durham :

H. G. Graf ton, Area Supvr. {Insp.).

Wilson :

W. G. Harmon, Area Supvr., (Insp.).

Virginia :

Danville:

J. S. Williams, Area Supvr, (Insp.),

Farmyille :

A. H. Irby, Area Supvr. (Insp.).

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Tennessee :

Clarksville:

B. H. Mizell, Dist. Supvr. (Insp,).

Kentucky ;

Franklin:

R, L. Dowdy, Area Supvr. (Insp.).

Mayfield:

W. M. Whitnel, Aast. Area Supvr.

(Insp.).

Puerto Rico :

San Juan:

H. F. Taylor, Area Supvr., (Insp.).

Naval Stores Division

M. S. Briggs, Chief.>

Commodity Specialist Staflf

Inspection and Standards

V, E. Grotlisch, Teehnol.» In Chg.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Alabama :

Daphne :

S. W. Pickens, Chemist, Naval Stores

Supvr. Insp.

J. U. Wilkinson, Chemist, Naval Stores

Insp.

Georgia:

Savannah :

E. W. Robinson, Sr., Chemist, Naval

Stores Insp.

E, W. Robinson, Jr., Naval Stores Insp.

Valdosta:

G. P. Megran, Chemist, Naval Stores

Insp.

New York:

New York:

Aaron Steger, Chemist, Naval Stores.

INFORMATION BRANCH

^ The Information Branch formulates and executes PMA informational policies and procedures. It directs, coordinates and conducts
102 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

the development and maintenance of informational services including the preparation of regular and special informational material

concerning the programs and activities of PMA.

James B. Hasselman,I>îr.

Charles T, Myers, Jr., Adm. 0#.

Division of Commodity Progrrams

Peter H. DeVries, Chief.>

Division of Marketing Progrrams

Elwyn J. Rowell, Chief.

Division of Production Program.g

Willard H. Lamphere, Chief.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

New York—New York (Northeast Area) :

Harry L. Garr, in charge.

Illinois—Chicago (Midwest Area) :

John 0. Baker, in charge.

California—San Francisco (Western Area) ;

J. S. Livingstone, in charge.

Texas—Dallas (Southwest Area) :

Meno Schoenbach, in charge.

Georgia—Atlanta (Southeast Area) *.

A. W. Susott, in charge.

AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION PROGRAMS BRANCH

The Agricultural Conservation Programs Branch formulates

policies and plans for administering the agricultural conservation

program. It directs/coordinates and supervises administration of

the program in the field and collaborates with other Departmental,

Federal and State agencies in coordinating PMA agricultural program activities with related programs of such agencies.

Alvin V. McCormack, DÍ7\

Thomas B. Joyce, Assi. jDir.

Joseph Weeks ^ Adm. Off.

Program Planning Division

Thomas L. Ayers, Chief.

Program Operations Division

Fred G. Eitchie, Chief,

Statistical Analysis Division

James M. Hunt, Jr., Chief.

FOOD DISTRIBUTION BRANCH

The Food Distribution Branch formulates and executes policies and plans in administering the national school lunch program

and the direct distribution and increased domestic utilization of

agricultural commodities under the surplus removal, export and

diversion programs. It determines food requirements for U. S.

civilians; acts as claimant for the civilian population in presenting

civilian food requirements to the Office of Requirements and Allocations.

Leonard R. Trainer, Dir.

James E. Hoofnagle, Dep.-Dir.

Marvin M. Sandstrom, I>ep. Din

Howard P. Davis, Asst.Pir.

Gene L. HaU, Adm. 0#.

School Lunch Division

0. Eoy Murphy, CJue/.

Direct Distribution Division

Marshall P. Driggs, Chief.

Food Trades Division

J. Pervis Milnor, Chief.

Reports and Analysis

Samuel C. Yanneman, Chief»

FIELD HEADQUARTERS ;

Hew York—New York (Northeast Area):

Philip B. Hearn, Field Supervisor.

Georgia—Atlanta—{Southeast Area) í

Russell H. James, Field Supervisor.

Illinois—Chicago (Midwest Area) :

Oscar F. Beyer, Field Supervisor.

Texas—Dallas (Southwest Area) :

John J. Slaughter, Fie^d Supervisor.

California—San Francisco (Western Ar^) ;

C. Chester Freeman, Field Supervimx-
PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ADMINISTRATION 103

MARKETING AND FACILITIES RESEARCH BRANCH

The Marketing and Facilities Research Branch formulates and

conducts the bulk of marketing research, pertaining to marketing

methods, facilities and services, which cannot be conducted by

commodity branches. It plans and promotes the construction of

marketing facilities.

Wüliam C. Crow, Dir,

Budd A. Holt, Asst, Dir,

Merle E. Clay, Acting Adm. Off.

MarketiniT Functions StafiP

Transportation:

John C, Winter, Trans, Econ.

Merchandising» Packaging and Retailing:

Raymond W. Hoecker, Agri. Econ.

Marketing Facilities Staff

Marketing Facility and Materials Handling

Principles :

William H. Elliott, Agri. Econ.

Facility Planning in Specific Locations:

Caleb J. Otten, Agri. Mktg. Spec.

Technical Programs Division

Kenneth J. McCallister, CAie/.

FISCAL BRANCH

The Fiscal Branch formulates and executes PMA fiscal policies

and procedures. It directs, coordinates and conducts the development and maintenance of control accounts and records and the

preparation of fiscal reports on administrative and program operations of PMA.

Karney A. Brasfield, Din

Robert H. Fuchs, Asst. Din

James J. Somers, Asst, Dir.

Winiam R. KeUy, Asst. to Dir.

Lawrence J. Powers, Asst. to Dir.

George M. Terry, Adm. ö#.

Technical Staff

William E. Kelly, Asst. to Dir.

Financial Analysis Division

Lawrence 0, Wands, Chief.

Quotations Division

Frank D. Brenchley, Chief.

Cash Receipts and Disbursements Division

Guy G. Chase, Chief.

Claims Division

Edward J. Good, Chief.

Administrative Fiscal Division

John W. Harvey, Jr., C/iie/.

Fiscal Control Division

Charles I. Jenkins, Chief.

Field Supervision staff

Vacancy.

TRANSPORTATION AND WAREHOUSING BRANCH

The Transportation and Warehousing Branch formulates and

executes PMA transportation and storage policies and procedures.

It directs, coordinates and supervises shipping, storing and delivering of agricultural commodities, under the U. S. Warehouse Act of

1916. Examining and licensing of warehouses, preparation of cold

storage information, and studies of transportation rates and services conducted under Section 201 of the Agricultural Adjustment

Act of 1938.

M. J. Hudtloif, Dir.

A. F. Troyer, Asst, Dir.

J. G. Mac'Kie, Adm. Off.

Program Operations Division

R. J. Hudson, Chief.

Regulatory and Public Storage Division

H. S. Yohe, Chief.

Storage Expansion Program Division

C, E. Raeder, Chief.

Technical Services Division

B. S. Solean, Chief,
104 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTÏVITÎfîâ

Traffic Division

E. A. Levî, Chief,

Transportation Rates and Services Division

C, B, Bowling, CMe/.

FIELD HEADQUARTEES :

Regulatory and Public Storage Division Offices :

Arkansas—Little Rock :

J. W. Pickens, in charge (cotton, grain and

other products).

Georgia—Atlantaî

F. G. Crout, in charge (cotton, nuts, and

other products).

Indiana—Indianapolis:

H. J. Wishmire, in charge (grain, wool,

and other products).

Kansas—Wichita :

Robert Waldie, in charge (grain, wool, and

other products).

Louisiana—New Orleans:

J, W. CaUahan, in charge (grain, cotton,

and other products),

Regulatory and Public Storage Division Offices

—Continued

Nebraska—Omaha:

Jesse W. Wade, in charge (grain and other

products).

New York—New York City:

E. F. Meehan, in charge, (cold and dry

storage activities).

North Carolina-—Raleigh:

W. R. Windes, in charge (grain, tobacco,

cotton and other products).

Oregon—Portland:

J. H. Savage, in charge (grain, wool and

other products).

Tennessee—^Memphis:

W. G. Shingler, in charge (cotton and other

products).

Midwest Area;

Sub-Office:

Kansas—Atchison:

D. y. Case, Manager, Natural Cooler Storage.

OFFICE OF AUDIT

The Office of Audit formulates and executes PMA audit policies

and procedures. It directs, coordinates and conducts audits of the

Administration, its agents and others, and cost analyses relating to

contracts between PMA and commercial organizations.

Delhevt J, Ravrill, Chief Auditor

John P. McShea, Asst, Chief Auditor

FIEUD HEADQUARTERS:

California—San Francisco (Western Ai«a) :

William R. Quigley, Asat. Chief Auditor.

Georgia—Atlanta (Southeast Area) î

Carl E. Schlossstein, ^ssi. Chief Auditor.

Illinois-—Chicago (Midwest Area) ;

Robert L. Wright, ^sat. Chief Auditor.

New York—New York (Northeast Area) ï

Claude P. Sarsfield, Asst. Chief Auditor,

Texas—Dallas (Southwest Area) :

Carl E. Schlossstein, Asat, Chief Auditor,

OFFICE OF COMPUANCE AND INVESTIGATION

The Office of Compliance and Investigation formulates and executes PMA compliance and investigatory policies and procedures.

It directs, coordinates and conducts accounting investigations, the

installation and servicing of accounting systems under marketing

agreements and orders, and the development of information and

means to facilitate the prevention and detection of fraud, violations and irregularities in the adminstration of PMA programs*

William H. Duggan, Chief

Stephen S. Sarrapede, Asst. Chief

Charles R. Alley, Jr., Adm. 0#.

Accounting Investigations Division

John J, Bachmann, CMe/^

FIELD HEADQUARIERS :

California^—San Francisco (Western Area) :

Lynn E, Eldredge, Complia^nce Off. in

Charge,

Georgia—Atlanta (Southeast Area) ;

Homer S. Patterson, Compliance Off, in

Charge,

General Investigations Division

Frank J. Brechenser, Chief.

Illinois—Chicago (Midwest Area) î

John W, Olaggett, Compliance Off, in

Charge.

New York—New York (Northeast Area) :

Leslie R. Horn, Compliance Off, in Charge,

Texas—Dallas (Southwest Area) :

William G. Elliott, Complianee Off, in

Charge,

OFFICE OF BUDGET

The Office of Budget formulates and executes PMA budget policies and procedures. It directs, coordinates and conducts the formulation, presentation and execution of PMA budgets.

Robert P. Beachj Chief
PRODUCTION AHD MARKETING ADMINISTRATION 105

OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT

The Office of Personnel Management formulates and executes

policies and procedures governing PMA personnel, organization,

and management plans, activities and objectives. It directs, coordinates and conducts organization, classification, employment,

employee relations, management improvement, personnel training,

employee information, safety promotion and related personnel

services.

Merrill J. Collett, Chiefs Office of Personnel Management

Eaymond L. Schäfer, Chief, Classification and Organization Division

, Chief, Management Improvement Division

John E. Garnett, Chief, Employment and Employee Relations Division

FIELD HEADQUARTERS I

Area Personnel Management Divisions:

California—San Francisco (Western Area) ',

Marvin M. Smith, Chief,

Georgia—Atlanta (Southeast Area) :

John M. Simmons, Chief.<

Illinois—Chicago (Midweat Area) i

Maurice P. Ward, Chief.

New York—New York (Northeast Area) t

Albert W. Riggs, Chief.

Texas—Dallas (Southwest Area) i

John W. Bolish, Chief.

OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES

The Office of Administrative Services formulates and executes

policies and procedures governing PMA administrative services

and facilities. It directs, coordinates and conducts space planning

and supervision, communication services, forms and procedures

development and control, supplies and equipment procurement, and

the management of related administrative services and facilities.

G. R. McPherson, Chief

John P. Haughey, Asst. Chief

C, Ernest Wylie, Chief, Procedures and Communications Division

H. A. Huber, Chief, Procurement and Property Management Division

J. L. Talbert, Chief, Records and Forms Management Division

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

Area Administrative Services Divisions:

California—San Francisco (Western Area) : Eugene D. Moran, Chief.

Georgia—Atlanta (Southeast Area) :

E. R. Jackson, Chief.

Illinois—Chicago (Midwest Area) î

Richard E. Bender, Chief.

New York—New York (Northeast Areor}^.

C. A. Particelli, Chief.

Texas—Dallas (Southwest Area) %

H, Ray Gornett, Chief.

AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORIES

The Aerial Photographic Laboratories provide aerial photographic, photogrammetric and related services and materials required in the administration of PMA programs.

Eastern Laboratory, Washington, D. C.

Grover M. Pleu, Chief.

Western Laboratory, Salt Lake City, Utah

Jack M, Ahearn, Chief.

PMA COMMODITY OFFICES

^ PMA Commodity Offices are responsible for commodity merchandising, transportation, warehousing, and fiscal activities for specified areas. They recommend policies and procedures; interpret and

adapt national programs to meet local conditions; direct the execution of programs and provide technical assistance to State, County,
106 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

other PMA field offices and to banks, warehouses and others concerned with PMA programs/

FIELD HEADQUARTERS :

California—San Francisco :

Eoland F. Ballou, Dir,

Georgia—Atlanta:

Hiram W. Rainey, Dir,

Illinois—Chicago Î

George D. Bradley, Dir.

Louisiana—New Orleans:

F. P. Biggs, Dir.,

Minnesota—Minneapolis î

James A. Cole, Dir,

FIELD HEADQUARTERS COntÍmi«d

Missouri—Kansas City:

Woodrow R, Walton, Dir,

New York—New York :

Ralph y. DeWoIfe, Acting Dir.

Oregon—Portland :

Clyde L. Kiddle, Dir.

Texas—Dallas :

Latham White, Dir.,

PMA STATE, COUNTY AND COMMUNITY OFFICES

AND COMMITTEES

County and community committees of farmers are elected by the

farmers in a county. These county and community eommitteemen

are used by the PMA in administering all programs dealing directly

with farmers. State Committees appointed by the Secretary under

authority of the above Act, are responsible for the administration

of the PMA programs within the State.

These committees have a dual responsibility. In contacting the

farmers of their respective areas and securing recommendations

and suggestions in the formulation of programs, their responsibility

is to the farm operator to provide programs and program provisions which will as nearly as possible fit the conditions prevailing.

Recommendations of State, county and community eommitteemen

are to the extent feasible, incorporated in National programs.

These programs, when formulated are turned over to State, county

and community eommitteemen for administration and thereafter

their responsibility is to the Department to see that the programs

are efficiently administered. Because of this two-way flow of information and administrative responsibility, the elected farmer

committee system is considered the very core of the PMA administration.

PMA programs administered through State, county and community committees include the agricultural conservation, production adjustment, price support and stabilization, surplus removal

and related programs and the sugar program. Their recommendations with respect to other PMA programs are also obtained.

The following are locations of the PMA State Offices and the

names of the Chairman of the PMA State Committees :

Alabama—Auburn:

William B. Crawley, Chairman.

Arizona—Phoenix :

Obed M. Lassen, Chair'man.

Arkansas—Little Rock :

John L. Wright, CÄatVma«.

California—Berkeley :

E. H. Spoor, Chairman,

Colorado—^Denver î

Dewey J. Harman, Chairman.

Connecticut—Hartford :

William S. Wadsworth, Chairman.

Delaware—Newark:

Ernest S. Mattiíováf Acting Chairman,

Florida—Gainesville:

Walter B. Anderson, Chairman.

Georgia—Athens:

Thomas R. Breedlove, Chairman.

Idaho—Boise :

Ira Quince Rice, ChAiirman,

Illinois—Decatur:

Lee M. Gentry, Chairman.

Indiana—Indianapolis :

L. Marshall Vogler, Chairman.

Iowa—Des Moines :

Hervey E. Hazen, Chairman.

Kansas—Manhattan :

Emmet Womer, Chairman.

Kentuclîy—Lexington :

Roudell O, Wilson, Chairman,

Louisiana—Baton Rouge:

Lloyd A. Mullin, Chairman.

Maine—Orono:

Fred J. Nutter, Chairman,

Maryland—College Park :

Joseph H. Blandford, Chairman.

Massachusetts—Amherst:

Harold F. Tom-pson, Chairman,

Michigan—Lansing :

James H. Quick, Chairman.
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Minnesota—St. Paul î

CkrlGg W. Stickney, Chairman,

Mississippi—Jackson :

Charles lu Neill, Chairman.

Missouri-—Columbia:

Hilton L. Bracey, Chairman,

Montana—Bozeman:

Robert J. McKenna, Chairman,

Nebraska—Lincoln:

Frank W. Reed, Chairman,

Nevada—^Reno:

Edward A. Settelmeyer, Chairman,

New Hampshire—Durham :

Harold E. Hardy, Chairman,

New Jersey—-New Brunswick ï

Charles A. Collins, Chairman,

New Mexico—State College:

W. Leslie Martin, Chairman,

New York—^Syracuse:

Robert J. Howard, Chairman.

North Carolina—Raleigh :

George T. Scott, Chairman.,

North Dakota—Fargo:

Jobn E. Kasper, Chairman.

Ohio—Columbus :

Dale G. Williams, Chairman.

Oklahoma—Stillwater :

Charles T. Cameron, Chairman.

Oregon—Portland :

E. Harvey Miller, Chairman.

Pennsylvania—Harrisburg :

Clyde A. Zehner, Chairman.

Rhode Island—Providence :

Oscar R. Hallene, Chairman,

South Carolina—Columbia:

Robert W. Hamilton, Chairman.

South Dakota—Huron:

Mark Nelsen, Chairman.

Tennessee—Nashville:

L. Carl Fry, Chairman.

Texas—College Station:

B. F. Vance, Chairman.

Utah—Salt Lake City:

J. Vern Hopkin, Chairman.

Vermont—Burlington:

Park H. Newton, Chairman.

Virginia—Richmond:

Richard B. Bridgforth, Chairman.

Washington—Spokane:

Claus W. Peters, Chairman.

West Virginia—Morgantown :

J. Ward Wood, Chairman^

Wisconsin—Madison :

Walter F. Katterhenry, Chairman.

Wyoming—Casper:

R. Lester Crompton, Chairman.

Haw^aii—Honolulu :

Will N. King, Dir.

Puerto Rico—San Juan:

Rafael Menendez Ramos, Chairman.

G. Laguardia, Dir.

PMA County Offices are usually located in the

County Seat and their address may be obtained

from the PMA State Office.

RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION

The Rural 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 facilities in order

to bring electricity to persons in rural areas not receiving central

station electric service. The Rural Electrification Act provides that

preference shall be given to cooperatives and other non-profit organizations. It also authorizes loans to finance the wiring of rural

establishments and the purchase of electrical equipment by those

receiving service. There are slightly over 1,000 borrowers. More

than 95 per cent 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 two 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, non-profit,

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.
108 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

The Rural Electrification Administration provides advisory assistance to borrowers in connection with the financing and construction of rural electric and rural telephone systems. This assistance, which is rendered on a selective basis, is primarily for the

purpose of providing proper safeguards in the use of Federal funds

and in helping borrowers in achieving area coverage, proper design

of lines, and in problems concerning themanagement and operation of their systems. r -, • With the exception of a small liaison office in Spokane, Washington, the Administration maintains no field offices. It has, however,

a field staff of engineers, auditors, management advisors and rural

electrification and telephone specialists.

Claude E. Wickard, Adwin.

George W. Haggard, Dep, Admin.

William C. Wise, Asst. Admin,

Harlow S. Person, Consult. Econ,

Everett C. Weitzell, Prgm. Ana.

Charles U. Samenow, Leg, Consult

Robert T. Beall, i/ajec. Of.

Walter Oeltjen, Consult. Engin,

Donnan E. Basier, Consult Engifu

John W. Gracik, Indus, Engin,

Robert E. Robinson, Mgmt. Spec,

David H. Askegaard, Admin, Off,

Daniel B. Corman, Consult, on Telephones

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION

John W^. Scott, Chief.

William T. Templeman, Aast, Chief.

INFORMATION SERVICES DIVISION

Kermit O. Overby, Chief.

TECHNICAL STANDARDS DIVISION

Joseph E. O'Brien, Chief.

PERSONNEL DIVISION

John W. Asher, Jr., Chief,

APPLICATIONS AND LOANS DIVISION

Arthur W. Gerth, Chief.

George A. Lewis, Asst. Chief.

George E. Dillon, Asst. Chief.

Richard A. Dell, Asst. Chief.

ENGINEERING DIVISION

John K. O'Shaughnessy, Chief.

Wade M, Edmunds, Asst. Chief.

Osborne W. Briden, Asst. Chief.

Raymond W. Lynn, Asst. Chief,

MANAGEMENT DIVISION

I. Thomas McKillop, Chief.

F. Allen Vardy, Asst. Chief.

FINANCE DIVISION

Leslie Surginer, Chief.

POWER DIVISION

James Bernard McCurley, Jr., Chief.

John M. Duncan, Aast. Chief.

Milton Chase, Asst. Chief.

SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE

The Soil Conservation Service gives assistance to farmers and

ranchers chiefly through soil conservation districts which the

farmers organize and operate under State laws. It gives technical

assistance in conservation surveying, planning and application of

suitable soil and water conserving practices on individual farms,

watersheds, or other areas having common problems and such

needed and requested equipment and special erosion-control planting materials as may be available.

Conservation practices used include agronomic, engineering,

range, woodland, and wildlife measures applied in combinations

suited to the land being treated. Planning and application of these

practices are based on land capability surveys from which are determined the acre-by-acre needs of the land, depending on its soil
SOÎL COKSERVAtîQN SERVÍC1 109

types, slope, degree of erosion, and other factors, and its fitness

for a given type of agricultural production. By these means, the

program helps to : prevent soil erosion, preserve natural resources,

control floods, prevent impairment of reservoirs, maintain navigability of rivers and harbors, and protect public health.

In cooperation with the State agricultural experiment stations

and others concerned, the Service conducts practical research for

developing and improving conservation practices.

Water conservation and management is a major element in the

Service's program. In addition to providing assistance in farm

drainage and irrigation the Service engages in investigations and

operations under the Flood Control Acts of 1936 and 1944, and

supervises the agricultural phases of the water utilization program in Western States under the Case-Wheeler Act of 1939. It

also makes and coordinates cooperative snow surveys for water

forecasting in the Western States. , ,^. .

The Service manages and develops submargmal land obtamed

under Title III of the Bankhead Jones Farm Tenant Act of 1937

which also authorizes the purchase of submarginal lands when

funds may be available. It conducts a special nurseries program

to provide needed erosion-control plants.

Hugh H. Bennett, Chief

Glenn K. Rule, í/íc60. Asst. to the Chief

Jefferson C. Dykes, Deputy Chief

Henry D. Abbot, Asst, to the Chief

Thomas L.Gaston, Jr., Asst. Í0 í/t6 C/iiö/

Ethan A. Norton, Asst. to tÄ6 C/tíe/

WiïlisimX.ïiuW, Foreign Liaison Repres.

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION

John R. Moore, Chief.

William E. Fee, Jr., Assi. Chie/. ^

Property Examinations and Claims bectionî

Robert B. Heenan, Head. ,

Procurement and Equipment Section :

John R. Caspar, Head, . ,

Records Management and Communications bection:

Charles E. Noel, Head.

BUDGET AND FINANCE DIVISION

Carl H. Dorny, Chief, ^, . ^

Robert Lr. Geiger, Jr., Dep. Chief.

Accounts Sections

Mark W. Thomas, H«ad.

Audit Section:

Edward B. Garvey, Head,

Budget Section:

James G. Hoofnagle, Head,

INFORMATION AND EDUCATION

DIVISION

Gordon K. Zimmerman, Chief,

Current and Historical Information Sections

Frank B. Harper, Head.

Education Section:

Bert D. Robinson, Head.

Visual Information Section:

Herrin F, Culver, Head.

PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIVISION

Verna C. Mohagen, Chief.

Eugene J. Peterson, Asst. Chief.

Classification and Organization Section:

John H. Clark, Head..

Employment Section:

Carl A. Lindstrom, Head.

Investigations Sections

Joseph S. Durkin, Head.

Safety and Health Section:

Earl W. Wheeler, Head.

Training Section:

Harry C. Diener, Head.

RECORDS AND REPORTS DIVISION

Robert W. Rogers, CMe/.-

OPERATIONS

Amwel E. Jones, Chief.

Frank J. Hopkins, Asst. Chief.

Alfred M. Hedge, Asst. Chief.

Agronomy Division

Grover F. Brown, Chief.

Biology Division

Edward H. Graham, Chief.

Cartographic Division

Joseph M. Snyder, Chief.

Map Construction Section :

George J. Caspar, Head,

Reproduction Section:

Felice M. Orsini, Head.

Engineering Division

Thomas B. Chambers, Chief.

Forestry Division

Courtland B, Manifold, Chief.

Land Management Division

Edward G. Grest, Chief.

Nursery Division

Robert M. Ross, Chief,

Project Plans Division

Raymond H, Davis, Chief.

Range Division

Frederic G. Renner, Chief.

Soil Conservation Surveys Division

Roy D. Hockensmith, Chief,

Surveys Analysis Section:

J. Gordon Steele, Head.
lio DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

Water Conservation Division

Homer M. Wells, Chief.

RESEARCH

M. L. Nichols, Chief of BesearcK

H. E. Middleton, Asst. Chief of Research.

Carl B. Brown, Res. Spec.—Sedimentation,

G. W. Musgrave, Bes. Spec.—Infiltrati07i.<

G. E. Ryerson, Res. Spec.—Farm Machinery.

J. H. Stallings, Field Project Insp.

R. E. Uhland, Rea, Spec.—Agronorny.

Guy B. Stewart, Asst. to Chief of Res.

Regional Res., Repr.:

S. C.—Spartanburg:

R. Y= Bailey.

Penna.—Upper Darby:

John Lamb, Jr.

Erosion Control Practices Divbion

Forrest G. Bell. Chief.'

FIELD HEADQUARTERS (Coop. with respective

state Agr- Expt. Stations) .'

Alabama—Auburn:

E. C. Richardson, Res. Agron.

Arizona—Tucson:

Joel E. Fletcher, Res. Soil Conaerv.

California—Riverside:

Maurice Donnelly, Res. Soil Conserv.

Georgia:

Tifton:

George N. Sparrow, Res. Soil Conaerv.

Watkinaville :

B. H. Hendricltson, Ree.< Soil Conserv,

Idaho—St. Anthony:

Hugh 0. McKay, Res.' Agron.

Illinois—Urbana:

G, A. Van Doren, Res. Soil Conserv,

Elmer L, Sauer, Agr* Eeon,

Iowa—Ames:

Frank W. Schaller, Coop. Agt.' (Res. Soil

Conserv.)

Kansas—Manhattan:

Austin W, Zingg, Agr. Engin,

Maine—Orono:

John W. Slosser, Bes. Soil Conserv.

Maryland:

Beltsville :

Clarence S. Slater, Res.' Soil Conserv.

Gilbert B. Posey, Res. Soil Conserv.

Clarence S. Britt, Res. Soil Conserv.

College Park:

Roy C. Dawson, Soil Bad.

Mississippi—State College:

T. N. Jones, Coop. Agt. {Agr. Engin.)

Missouri—Columbia :

Pwight D. Smith, Res. Soil Conserv,

Montana—Havre;

T. S. Aasheim, Res. Soil Conserv.

Nebraska—Lincoln :

F* L. Duley, Res.' Soil Conserv.

New Jersey:

Marlboro:

G. D. Brill, Res. Soil Conserv.

New Brunswick:

Oren R. Neal, Res. Soil Conserv.

New Mexico—State College:

D, S. Hubbell, Res. Soil Conserv.

New York:

Geneva:

E. A, Carleton, Soil ScL

Ithaca:

George R. Free, Res. Soil Conserv.

North Carolina—^Raleigh:

Thomas L. Copley, Res. Soil Conserv.

Ohio—Wooster:

Harold L. Borst, Bes. Soil Conserv.

Oliver H. fillert Coop. Agt. {Soil Conserv.)

Oklahoma:

Goodwelî:

H. H. Finnell, Rea. Soil Conserv.

Guthrie:

Harley A. Daniel, Res. Soil CoTiserv.'

Oregon—^Pendleton:

Merrill M. Oveson, Coop, Agt. (Agron.)

Puerto Rico—Rio Piedras:

Richard M. Smith, Res, Soil Conserv.

FIELD ÏIEADQUARTERS—Continued

South Carolina—Clemson :

Oliver W. Beale, Soil Soi.

John T. Bregger, Res. Soil Conserv.

Texas:

Amarillo:

C. J. Whitfield. Coop. Agt. {Res, Soil

Conserv.) ,>

Brownfield:

Hugh G. Porterfleld, Coop. Agt. (Res.

Soil Conserv.),

Spur:

C. E. Fisher, Coop. Agt. (Agroyi.)

Temple:

Jos. R. Johnston, Coop. Agt. (Res, Soil

Conserv.).

Virginia^—Blacksburg:

T. W. Edminster, Coop. Agt. (Agr. Engin.)

Washington—Pullman •

Glenn M. Horner, Res. Soil Conserv.

Wisconsin :

La Crosse:

Orville E. Hays, Rea, Soil Conserv.

H. O. Anderson, Coop. Agt.- (Agr. Econ. )

Madison:

Clyde E. Bay, Soil Sei.

Owen :

George Wunnecke, Coop.! Ag£, (Agr. Aid).

Wyoming—Laramie:

Oscar K. Barnes, Res, Agron.

Division of Water Conservation

and Disposal Practices

Lewis A. Jones, Chief,

Hydrology Section :

William D. Potter, Head.

Sedimentation Section:

Louis O. Gottschalk, iîéaiî.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS (Coop. with respective

State Agr. Expt. Stations) :

Alabama—Auburn :

Arthur W. Cooper, Coop, Agt. (Agr.

Engirt.). - Fred A. Kummer, Agr, Engin.

Florida :

Everglades Research Projects :

Homestead:

M. H. Gallatin, Soil Sei.

West Palm Beach:

John C. Stephens, Hydraulic Engin.

Georgia:

Athens ;

John R. Carreker, Coop, Agt. {Agr.

Engin.),

Fleming:

Charles B. Gay, Soil Sei.

Indiana^—Lafayette :

R. B. Hickok, Res.' Soil Conserv.

Louisiana—^Baton Rouge:

I. L. Saveson, Drain. Engin,

Maryland—College Park :

Harold W. Hobbs, Agr. Engin.

Michigan—^East Lansing:

George A. Crabb, Jr., Hydratdic Engin.

Minnesota—Minneapolis :

Fred W. Blaisdell, Hydraulic Engin. (Gen.).

Donald A. Parsons, Hydraulic Engin, {Sed,

Inv,). - Mississippi—State College:

Russell Woodburn, Hydraulic Engin.' {Sed.

Inv.).

Nebraska:

Hastings:

John A. Allis, Res. Soil Conserv,

Lincoln:

Liouis M. Glymph, Jr., Hydraulic Engin.

iSed. Inv.),I

North Carolina—Raleigh :

Ellis G. Diseker, Drain. Engin,

Ohio:

Coshocton:

Lloyd L. Harrold, Res. Soil Conserv.

Wooster:

Robert E. Yoder, Coop, Agt.< iAgr0n.)t
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE 111

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—-Continued

Oklahoma—Stillwater:

William O. Ree, HydrauUe Engin,

T6xas~~~^W^aco > Ralph W. Baird, Coop. AgL (Res. Soil

Conserv.).

Virginia—Blacksburg:

T. W. Edminster, Coop. Agt. (Agr. Engin.),

Wisconsin—Madison :

Neal E. Minshall, Agr. Engin.

Division of Farm Irrigration

George D. Clyde, Chief (hdqs., Logan, Utah).

FIELD HEADQUARTERS (Coop. with respective

state Agr. Expt. Stations) :

Arizona—Phoenix:

Karl Harris, Coop. Agt. (Irrig, Engin.)

California:

Bakersfield :

A. T. Mitchelson, Irrig.' Engin.

Berkeley :

A. T. Mitchelson, Irrig. Engin.

Imperial:

George B. Bradshaw, Irrig. Engin.

Los Angeles :

Harry F. Bîaney, Irrig. Engin.

Pomona:

Dean C. Muckel, Irrig. Engin.

Colorado:

Denver:

Ivan D. Wood, Irrig. Engin.

Fort Collins:

Carl Rohwer, Irrig. Engin.

Grand Junction:

Earl W. Cowley, Irrig. Engin.

Gunnison :

Hayden K. Rouse, Irrig. Engin.

Idaho—Boise:

Wayne D. Griddle, Irrig. Engin.

Kansas—Garden City:

Walter R. Meyer, Irrig. Engin.

Montana:

Billings :

John S. James, Irrig. Engm.

Bozeman:

Ashton R. Codd, HydrauUe Engm.

Nebraska—Lincoln:

Fred B. Hamilton, Irn^. JE^Wffin.

Nevada—Reno:

Clyde E. Houston, JrHflr. Engin.

New Mexico—State College :

Eldon G. Hanson, Colïa&.

Oregon:

Medford:

Uohert K.WOY]^, Irrig. Engin.

Ontario: ^ ^ ^ ,r .

Fred M. Tileston, Coop. Agt. (Irrtg.

Engin.).

South Dakota—Brookîngs :

Leonard J. Erie, Irrig. Engin.

Texas:

Amarillo :

Norris P. Swanson, Irrig.' Engin.

Austin : .

Dean W. Bloodgood, Irrig. Engin.

Weslaco :

P. Earl Ross, Irrig. Engin.

Utah—Logan:

George D. Clyde, Irrig. Engin,

C. W. Laurît^en, Soil Sä.

Washington—-Presser : '^ ' -,

Stephen J. Mech, Coop. Agt. (Res. Soil

Conserv.).

Wyoming—Laramie :

Byron R. Tomlinson, Irrig. Engin.

REGION l—NORTHEASTERN REGION

Conn., Deî., Maine, Md., Mass., N. H., N. J.s

N. y., Pa., R. I., Vt., and W. Va. (hdars.,

Upper Darby, Pa.) î

Austin L. Patrick, Reg.' Dir.

Alvîn G. Watson, Asst. Reg. Dir.

William J. Gross, Chief, Adm. Serv. Div.

Glen O. Lathem, Chief, Budget and Finance Div.

Harold L. Jenkins, Chief, Inf. and Educ. Div.

J. Blair Muffley, Chief, Pera. Mgt. Div.

Albert S. Barnhart, Chief, Records and Reports

Div.

O. C. Bruce, Chief of Operations.

John P. Jones, Reg. Agronomist.

Frank C. Edminster, Reg. Biologist.

John J. McKechnie, Chief, Cart. Div.

Walter S. Atkinson, Reg. Engineer.

Arthur C. Mcintyre, Reg. Forester.

John W. Keller, Chief, Nursery Div. and Act.

Chief Land Mgt. Div.

George R. Cruze, Chief, Proj. Plans Div.

Henry R. Adams, Reg. Soil Scientist.

John H. Wetzel, Chief, Water Conserv. Div.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Connecticut:

N. Paul Tedrow, State Conserv.

Danbury: ^

Floyd R. Hileman, Acting Diet. Conserv.

Middletown : W. Theodore Hebe!, Dist. Conserv.

Rockville:

Laurence T. Small, Dist. Conserv.

Delaware :

Newark : : Richard S. Snyder, State Conserv.

Georgetown :

Elmer H. Talbert, Dist. Conserv.

Maine:

Orono:

Wilham B. Oliver, State Conserv.

Gardiner:

Howard Y. Forsythe, Dist. Conserv.

Island Falls:

Henry E. Libby, Dist, Conserv.'

Pi'esque Isle:

Byron E. Titcomb, Dist. Conserv.

Sanford :

George F. Rupp, Dist. Conserv.

Skowhegan :

John W. Hart, Dist. Conserv.'

Maryland:

College Park:

Edward M. Davis, State Conserv.

Chestertown :

George T. Swartz, Dist. Conserv.

Frederick :

Carl R. Ingling, Dist. Conserv.

Hagerstown :

Oaldand:

William W. Nace. Dist. Conserv.

Salisbury:

William S. Ott, Dist. Conserv.

Towson:

James A. Seaman, Dist. Conserv.

Upper Marlboro:

Marion B, Fussell, Dist.. Conserv.

Massachusetts:

Amherst:

Arthur B. Beaumont, State Conserv.

Brockton :

Palmer R. Sime, Dist. Conserv.

Northampton :

Benjamin Isgur, Dist. Conserv.

Walthara : Worcester:

Charles W. Turner, Dist. Conserv.

New Hampshire :

Durham :

Allan J. Collins, State Conserv.

Concord:

Robert E. Laramy, Jr., Dist. Conserv.

Keene : ^

William H. Coates, Dist. Conserv.

Lancaster: ^. «

Kenneth E. Grant, Acting Dist. Conserv.

New Jersey :

New Brunswick :

Linwood L. hee, State Conserv.'

Bridgeton: . ^

Frank V, D. Cortelyou, Dist. Conserv.

Freehold :

Neal Munch, Dist. Conserv.
112 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

New Jersey^—Continued

Hackensack î

Claude Price, Dist, Conserv,'

Hackettstown:

Howard Mason, Dist.. Conserv.

Moorestown :

Kenneth B, Mallery, Dîst, Conserv.

New York:

Irving B. Stafford, State Conserv,

Batavia:

Carl S. WinkelWech, Dist. Conserv,

Belmont:

Eobert A. Eeed, Dut, Conserv.'

Big Flats :

Charles W. Clements, Nursery Manager

Canandaigua :

James T. McGormick, Dist, Conserv.

Oobleskill;

Earle L. Douglass, Dist, Conserv.

East Aurora:

Edward R. Keil, Dist,' Conserv.

Fonda :

Donald H. Bradt, Dist. Conserv.

Fort Edward:

G. Claire Herting, Dist. Conserv.

Ithaca :

Rodmann M, Fellows, Dist. Conserv,

Jamestown:

Bruce P. Kocher, Dist. Conserv,

Hyde Park:

Harrison S. Csssell, Jr., Dist, Conserv.

New Hartford :

Stanley S. Greene, DÍ8t,> Conserv,

Norwich:

Leverne M. Stark, Dist, Conserv,

Oneonta :

Everett H. Clark, Dist, Conserv.

Penn Yan :

George C. Moore, Dist, Conserv.

Syracuse:

Herbert C. Walker, í?isí. Conserv,

Pennsylvania:

Harrisburg:

Ivan McKeever, State Conserv.

Allentown:

Lawrence D. Haag, Dist. Conserv.

Ghambersburg :

Henry E. Warner, Dist, Conserv,

Clarion:

Ralph W. Hunter, Dist. Conserv.

Coudersport :

Vernal C. Miles, Dist. Conserv.

Indiana :

William S, Wetzel, Dist, Conserv.

Lebanon:

W. Martin Muth, Dist. Conserv.

Le^port:

A, Norman Dietrick, Dist.> Conserv.

Tunknannockî

Donald T. Dinsmore, Z?i«i. Conserv.

Sunbury:

James M. Wise, Dist. Conserv.

Washington :

Francis T. Bowne, Dist. Conserv,

West Chester:

Howard W. Busch, Dist, Conserv.

York:

Melvin It. Blish, Dist. Conserv.

Rhode Island î

Kingston:

L. Russell Albright, State Conserv.

Esmond:

Glenn J. Rawlin, Dist. Conserv,

Vermont :

Burlington:

Lemuel J. Peet, State Conserv.

Montpelier:

Reuben R, Zile, Dist. Conserv.

Poultney :

Alton L. Best, Dist. Conserv.

Randolph:

Allen R, Gray, Dist. Conserv.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

Vermont—Continued

St. Albans:

Floyd Campbell, Dist. Conserv.

West Virginia:

Morgantown:

Longfellow L. Lough, State Conserv.

Beckley:

Floyd F. Rothlisberger, Dist. Conserv.

Charleston:

Robert K. Ziebarth, Dise. Conserv,

Clarksburg:

Alfred F. Mülender, Dist. Conserv.

Huntington:

Engelbert H. Schmidt, Dist.^ Conserv.

Lewisburg:

Linwood H. Young, Dist. Conserv,

Martinsburg:

James H. Conklyn, Dist. Conserv.

Middlebourne :

James 0. Cox, Dist. Conserv.

Morgantown:

Ivan C. Owens, Dist. Conserv.

Moundsville:

Everett R. Leadbetter, Dist. Conserv.

Parkersburg :

Glendon P. Burton, Dist. Conserv.

Philippi:

Matthew W. Harrison, Dist. Conserv.

Point Pleasant:

Albert G. Middleton, Dist,> Conserv.

Romney:

Joseph P. Kuykendall, Dist. Conserv.

REGION 2—SOUTHEASTERN REGION

Ala., Fla., Ga., Ky., Miss., N. C, S. C, Tenn,,

Va., and Caribbean Area (hdqrs.. Spartan.

burg, S. C):

Thomas S. Buîe, Reg, Dir,

James W. Sargent, Asst, Beg. Dir.

Murray Hays, Chief^ Admin, Serv. Div.

Hyrum L. Merrill, Chief, Budget and Finance

Div.

Barrington King, Chief, Inf, and Educ. Div,'

Alva B. Gross, Chieft Pera, Mgt. Div,

Jeremiah G. McMeekin, Chiefs Records and Reports Div,

—, Chief of Oper.

Theodore Maurer, Reg, Agron.

Verne E. Davison, Reg, Biol.

Charles W. Koechley, Chief, Cartographic Div.

Arvy Carnes, Reg. Engin,

Joseph A. Gibbs, Beg. For.

Louis J. Leffelman, Chief, Div. of Land Mgt,

Leo B. Scott, Chiefs Nurs, Div,

Marion W. Lowry, Chief, Proj. Plans Div.

Glenn L. Fuller, Reg. Soil Set.

Harry G. Edwards, Chief, Water Conserv.- Div.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Alabama:

Auburn ;

O. C. Medlock, State Conserv,

Anniston:

J. J, Stroup, Dist. Conserv.

Birmingham:

A. L. Harreü, Dist,> Conserv.

Dadeville :

Hayne C. Appleton, Dist, Conserv.

Decatur;

K. N. Tucker, Dist. Conserv.

Demopolis:

W. H. Tucker, Dist. Conserv.

Evergreen:

Malcolm Croft, Diat, Conserv.

Huntsville:

C. N. Kearley, Dist. Conserv.

Mobile:

C. T. Prout, Dist. Conserv,

Montgomery;

C. G. Morgan, Dist, Conserv.

Ozark:

T. G. Amason, Dist. Conserv,-

Thorsby:

W. C. Young, Nurs. Mgr.
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE 113

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

Alabama—Continued

Tuskagee :

A. A. Sheppard, Dist. Conserv.

Winfield:

0. C. Bumpas, Diet. Conserv,

Florida:

Gainesville:

Colin D. Gunn, State Conserv,

Arcadia :

J. A. Ziiles, Dist. Conserv.

Brooksville:

K. J. Lane, Dist. Conserv.

C. B. Blickensderfer, Nurs. Mgr.

DeFuniak Springs:

B. F. Karick, Dist. Conserv.

Lake City :

H. E. Van Arsdail, Dist. Conserv.

Lakeland:

D. W. Pittman, Dist. Conserv,

Ocala:

D. P. Ventulett, Dist. Conserv,

Orlando :

R. E. Witlierell, Dist. Conserv.

Tallahassee :

R. B. Stamey, Dist. Conserv.

Georgia :

Athens Î

Julian Gliddell, State Conserv.

Albany:

W. L. Moore, Dist. Conserv.

Annericus:

D. S. Hungerford, Dist. Conserv.

J. D. Powell, Nurs. Mgr.

Atlanta:

C. F. Bohleber, Dist. Conserv.

Augusta:

J. E. Pollock, Dist. Conserv.

Carrollton:

H. C. Seaton, Dist. Conserv.

Columbus:

J. C. Tillman, Dist. Conserv.

Dalton :

C. H. Brand, Dist. Conserv.

Elberton:

Ralph L. Dolvin, Dist. Conserv.

Gainesville:

T, O. Galloway, Diat. Conserv.

Milledgeville :

G. E. McWhorter, Dist, Conserv.

Perry :

Robt. H. Smith, Dist. Conserv.

Rome:

E. L. England, Dist. Conserv.

Statesboro : Wm. C. Higgins, Dist. Conserv.

Tifton:

Jas. Harwell, Dist. Conserv.

Valdosta:

R. N. Jobe, Dist. Conserv.

Waycross :

N. E. Sands, Dist. Conserv.

Wrightsville:

T. H, Browne, Dist. Conserv.

Kentucky:

Lexington :

Hubbard K. Gayle, State Conserv,

Bardstown :

P. R. Daly, Dist. Conserv.

Bowling Green:

J. W, Little, Dist. Conserv.

Danville :

F. O. Townes, Dist. Conserv.

Flemingsburg:

D. W. Orcutt, Dist. Conserv.

London :

J. A. Jones, Dist. Conserv.

Louisville:

A. J, Lisle, Dist. Conserv..

Mayfield :

N. Terry, Dist. Conserv.

Morehead:

P. C. Ewen, Dist. Conserv.

Owensboro:

E. P. Tichenor, Dist. Conserv,

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

Kentucky—Continued

Paducah:

W. J. Guernsey, Nurs. Mgr.

Somerset :

Robt. Reynolds, Dist. Conserv.

Williamstown :

T. H. Ford, Dist. Conserv.

Mississippi :

Jackson:

C. B. Anders, State Conserv.

Batesville :

W, C. Nelms, Dist. Conserv.

Brookhaven:

R. D. King, Dist. Conserv.

Canton :

H. F. Wallaee, Dist. Conserv.

Clarksdale:

R, C. Flanagan, Dist. Conserv.

Columbia :

D. W. Fortenberry, Dist. Conserv.

Columbus:

T. D. Alldredge, Dist. Conserv.

Grenada :

V. E. Ahlrich, Dist. Conserv.

Hattiesburg: . ^

Herman A. Bernhardt, Dist. Conserv.

Laurel :

H. Bending, Dist. Conserv.

Meridian:

R. N. Hoit, Dist. Conserv.

New Albany :

E. H. Walker, Dist. Conserv.

Port Gibson:

M. W. Haynes, Dist. Conserv.

Tupelo :

J. H. Brooks, Dist. Conserv.

Yazoo City :

L. A. Wllkina, Dist. Conserv.

North Carolina:

Raleigh:

Earl B. Garrett, State Conserv.

W. O. Lambeth, Dist. Conserv.

Chapel Hill:

Lloyd R. Roof, Nurs. Mgr.

Elizabeth City:

C. D. Fetzer, Disi, Conserv.

Goldsboro :

R. P. Moore, Dist. Conserv.

Greensboro :

C. R. Lamb, Dist. Conserv.

Greenville : ^

S. L. Daughtridge, Dist. Conserv.

Louisburg :

P. H. Massey, Dist. Conserv.

Lumberton :

C. C. Abernathy, Dist. Conserv.

Newton:

J. D. Miller, Dist. Conserv.

No. Wilkesboro:

Staton Mclver, Dist. Conserv.

Salisbury:

J. E. Michael, Dist, Conserv.

Shelby: ^. ^

T. W. Bridges, Dist. Conserv.

Wadesboro :

H. N. Kelly, Dist. Conserv.

Whiteville :

H. M. Stott, Dist. Conserv.

South Carolina:

Columbia :

Ernest Carnes. State Conserv.

J. M. Dean, Dist. Conserv.

Anderson:

Brice Latham, Dist, Conserv.

Bishopville: '. „

F. A. Thompson, Jr., Dxst. Conserv.

Charleston :

R. Molinaroli, Dist. Conserv.

Denmark :

J. A. Jordan, Dist. Conserv.

Florence :

J. B. Wood, Dist. Conserv.

Newberry: «. . ^

W. A. Mason, Jr., Dist, Conserv.
114 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—COntlTlUed

South Carolina—Continued

Rock Hill:

M, B. Brissie, Dist, Conserv.

W, H. Rhodes, Nurs. Mgr,

Spartanburg:

J. H. Talbert, Dist. Conserv.

Walterboro:

CM. Ellerbe, Dist. Conserv,

Tennessee:

Nashville:

William M. Hardy» State Conserv,

H. E. Hoîman, Dist. Conserv.

Cookeviile:

J. W. Morrison, Dist. Conserv,

Jackson :

D. F. ÏMckey^ Jr., Dist, Conserv.

Memphis:

J, R. Aycock, Dist. Conserv.

Springfield :

C. M. Henninger, Dist, Conserv.

Virginia :

Blacksburg :

S. W. Bondurant, State Conserv,

Appomattox:

F. F, Carr, Dist. Conserv.

Charlottesville :

J. A. Smart, Dist. Conserv.

Chase City:

H, M. Collins, Dist. Conserv,

Emporia :

J. K. Abernathy, Jr., Dist, Conserv,

Farmville:

T. M. Dean, Dist. Conserv,

Galax :

B. C. Venable, Dist. Conserv,

Harrisonburg :

C. N. Priode, Dist. Conserv,

Pulaski:

D. H. Pugh, Jr., Dist. Conserv.

Rocky Mount:

A. D. Williamson, Dist, Conserv.

Sandy Level:

W. H. Mann, Nurs, Mgr.

Tappahannockî

Winchester:

C. E. Koontz, Dist. Conserv.

Caribbean Area (includes Puerto Rico and

Virgin Islands) ;

San Juan, Puerto Rico:

Theodore C. Green, Dir,

Charlotte Amalie, Virgin Islands:

B. S. Wilder, Diat. Conserv.

Mayagues, Puerto Rico t

R. F. Brown,^ Dist. Conserv.

Rio Piedras, Puei-to Rico:

W. H. Gracia, Dist. Conserv.

REGION 3—UPPER MISSISSIPPI REGION

111., Ind., lows., Mich., Minn., Mo., Ohio, Wis.

<HdQrs-, Milwaukee^ Wis.) :

R. H. Musser, Reg. Director.

C. E. Swain, Ass*. Reg. Dir.

G. D. Thomas, Chief, Admin. Serv. Div.

P. J. Hennig, Jr., Chiefs Budget and Finance

Div.

L. R. Combs, Chiefs Inf. and Edite. Div.

Robt. F. Whitsitt, Chief, Pera., Mgt. Div.

Q. H. Bueîl, Chief, Records and Reports Div.

R. L, vonTrebra, Reg. Chief of Operations.

H. H. Gardner, Reg. Agronomist.

W. L. Anderson, Reg. Biologist.

K. M. Wood, Chief, Cartographie Div.

Edwin Freyburger, Reg. Engineer.

S. S. Locke, Reg. Forester.

A. D. Slavin, Chief, Nur, Div.

M. H. Cohee, Chief, Project Plans Div.

A. H. Paschal!, Reg. Soil Scientist.

J. S. Glass, Chief, Water Conserv. Div.

FIELD HEADQUAÄTEßS :

Illinois :

Champaign:

B. B. Clark, State Conserv.

Anna:

G. E. Fager, Dist. Conserv.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Illinois—Continued

Belleville:

O. F. Baumann, Diat. Conaerv.

Benton :

R. L. Curtis, Dist. Conserv.

Bîoomington :

G. E. Mick, Dist. Conserv.

Charleston :

J, K. Johnson, Dist. Conserv.

Deeatur :

Robt. W. Oertel, Dist. Conmrv.

DeKalb :

G. M. Flint, Dtsí. Conserv.

Efñngham •

L. H. Cassîty, Diet. Conserv.

Freeport :

H. W. Richman, Dist. Conserv.

Galesburg :

G. C. Fuller, Dist. Conserv.

Hannsburg:

H. E. Gearhart, Dist. Conserv.

Henry :

A. E. Rose, Dist. Conserv.

Hîlisboro:

M. T. Ekovich, DÍSÍ. Conaerv.

Jacksonville :

J. T. ¥/helan, Dist. Conserv.

Kankakee:

M. Siliîman, Jr., Dist. Conserv.

Lawrenceville :

J. C. Baker, Dist. Co^iserv.

Macomb:

H. H, Long, Dist. Conserv.

MoHne:

L. R. Piper, Dist. Conserv.

Mt. Vernon :

E. H. Steely, Dist. Conserv.

Morrison :

W. M. Briggs, Dist. Conserv.

Pékin :

O. A, Potts, Dist. Conserv,

Quîncy :

P. J, Warrick, Dist. Conserv,

Urbana:

R. H. Tomlinson, DiM. Conserv.

Indiana:

Albion :

J. G. Craîg, Dist. Conserv.

Blöomington:

S. E. Bowman, Dist. Conserv,

Crawfordsville :

J. M. Rudy, Dist. Conserv.

Goshen :

Ö. E. Ackerson, Dist. Conserv.

Indianapolis :

W. L. Studor, Dist. Conserv.

J. D. Parsons, Survey Party Leader.

Lafayette :

Kenneth Welton, State Conserv.

G. O, Townsend, Dist. Conserv.

Logansport:

D. W. Klauss, Dist. Conserv,

Rensselaer :

J. E. Layden, Jr., Dist. Conserv,

Seottsburg:

R. B. Babb, Di^t. Conserv.

Vineennes:

L. H. Binnle, Dist. Conserv.

Washington:

K. H. Holmes, Dist. Conserv.

Iowa :

Ames :

F. H. Mendell, State Conserv.

V. B. Hawk, Nursery Manager.

Burlington Î

F. S. Yett^r, Dísí. Conserv.

Chariton :

E. E. Smith, Jr., Dist. Conserv.

Council Bluffs :

A. S. Thoreson, Dist. Conserv.

Crestón :

C. M. Hood, Dist. Co7iserv.

Denison :

0. R. Balîantyne, Dist. Conserv^
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE 115

FIELD STATIONS—continued

Iowa—Continued

Des Moines;

0. G. Barnett, Dist. Conserv.

DeWitt:

H, H. Backhaus, Dist. Conaerv.

Eldora :

D. A. Shadle, Dîst, Conserv.

Eikader :

1. L'. Christensen, DîsL Conserv,

Fairfield:

P. K. Forster, Dist. Conserv,

Fort Dodge:

L, E. Kuester, DîsU Conserv.

Greenfield :

J, R. Oliver, Dist. Conserv.

Iowa City:

W. G. Davis, Dîst^ Conserv»

Marion:

L. E, Tyler, Dist. Conserv.

Marshalltown :

H. H. Oak, Dist. Conserv.

Mason City :

K, H. Hansen, Dist. Conserv.

Oskaloosa:

L. H. Mitchell, Dist. Conserv.

Ottumwa:

S, T. Runkel, Dist. Conserv.

Shenandoah:

T. J. Powell, Dist. Conserv.

Sioux City:

G. E. Lamp, Dist. Conserv,

Spencer:

J. M. Colgan, Dist. Conserv.

Storm Lake:

H. J, Shold, Dist. Conserv.

Michigan :

East Lansing:

E. C. Sackrîder, State Conserv.

Benton Harbor:

W. R. O'Brien, Dist. Conserv.

Grand Rapids:

R. E. Briola, Dîst. Conserv.

Howell:

F. A. A. Prange, Dist. Conserv.

Jackson:

F. W. TruU, Dist. Conserv.

Kalamazoo:

L. N. Rosencrans, Dist, Conserv.

I^peer:

Vacancy, Dîst. Conserv.

Ludington:

W. W. Russell, Dist. Conserv.

Marquette:

H. R. Heathman, Dist. Conserv.

Portland:

B. E. Fenton, Dist. Conserv.

Sagînaw:

B, A. Myers, Dist. Conserv,

Traverse City:

G. E. Springer, Dîst. Conserv.

West Branch:

B. M. Gulembo, Dîst. Conserv.

Minnesota :

St. Paul:

H, A. Flueck, State Conserv.

Fergus Falls :

Neis Snustad, Dist. Conserv.

Marshall:

G. A. Simpson, Z>ísí. Conser-y..

Moorhead:

A. C. Libby, Dist. Conserv.

Owatonna :

F. D. Martin, Dist. Conserv.-

Red Wing :

L. K. Moore, Dist. Conserv,

Rochester:

W. M. Roberts, Dist. Conserv..

St. Peter:

H. G. Halverson, Dist. Conserv.

Stillwater:

M. A. Bolline, Dist.» Conserv.

Winona:

J. N. Staley, DÍSÍ. Conaerv.

T. K. Bergh, Nurêery Manager.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

Missouri:

Columbia:

K. G. Harman, State Conserv,

Bethany :

R. B. McGill, Dist. Conserv,

Cameron:

J. A. Richardson, Dîst. Conserv.

Cape Girardeau :

W. H. Colman, Dist. Conserv,

Elsberry :

J. C. Kopitke, Nursery Manager,

Fulton:

C. H. Statten, Dist. Conserv.

Mexico:

V. B. Sheldon, Dist, Conserv.

Springfield:

J. W. Ferguson, Dist, Conserv.

Washington :

W. C. Shotwell, Dist. Conserv,

Ohio :

Columbus:

T. C. KennardV State Conserv.

C. O. Steele, Dist. Conserv.

Athens :

R. R. Barker, Dist. Conserv.

Cambridge:

S. C. Hartman, Dist Conserv.

Coshocton:

H. T. Marshall, Pisf. Conserv.

Defiance:

H. S. Sockman, Dist. Conserv.

Elyria :

A. R. Sanford, Dist. Conserv.

Findlay:

J. C. Bradfute, Dist.. Conserv,

Hamilton:

H. B. Haskins, Dist. Conserv.

Hillsboro :

R. C. Barre, Dist. Conserv,

Jackson:

M. E. Gatewood, Dist. Conserv.

Lancaster:

P. L. Fogle, Dist. Conserv.

Lisbon:

J. W. Pendry, Dîst. Conserv.

Marietta:

Clarence W. McICnight, Dist. Conserv.

Mt. Gilead:

Roy Kinnaird, Dist. Conserv.

Springfield:

D. W. Buskirk, Dist. Conserv.

Wapakoneta :

W. S. Ufer, Dist.. Conserv.

Warren :

G. G. Phillips, Dist. Conserv,

Zanesville:

T. O. Bradley, Nursery Manager.

Wisconsin:

Madison:

M. F. Schweers, State Conserv.

Jack Densmore, Dist. Conserv,

Baraboo:

D. W. Stauffacher, Dist. Conserv.

Barron :

F. L. Robbins, Dist. Conserv..

Dodgeville:

F. B. Reber, Dist. Conserv.

Durand:

H. F. Smith, Dist. Conserve

Eau Claire:

M. M. Keliher, Dist. Conserv.

Fond du Lac :

E. A. Landwehr, Dist. Conserv,

Shawano:

J. P. Dundas, Dist. Conserv.

Sturgeon Bay:

A. F. Laidlaw, Dist. Conserv..

Viroqua:

R. E. Lee, Dist. Conserv.

Waukesha:

C. W. Skaife, Dist.. Conserv.

Waupaca :

H. C. Hass, Dist. Conserv.
116 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

Wisconsin—Continued

Wausau :

P. N. Lund, Dist.. Conserv.

REGION 4—WESTERN GULF REGION

Ark., La., Okla., and Texas, (hdqrs., Fort

Worth, Tex.) :

Louis'P. Merrill, Reg. Dir.

James W. Hammett, Asst. Reg. Dir,

Francis R. Mangham, Chief, Admin.' Serv, Div.

Elliott J. Roberts, Chief, Budget and Finance

Tarleton A. Jenkins, Chief, Inf. and Edua. Div.

N. P. Stephenson, Chiefs Pers. MgU Div.

Lee Roy Shulk, Acting Chief, Records and Reports Div,

Henry N. Smith, Chief of Operations.

Walton M. Nixon, Reg. Agronomist.

Philip F. Allan, Reg.- Biologist.

Harold L. Dean, Chief, Cartographic Div.~

James J. Coyle, Reg. Engineer.

Homer C. Mitchell, Reg. Forester.

Leo S. Wortman, Chief, Land Mgt.. Div.

C. B. Webster, Chief, Nursery Div.

George M. Morris, Chief, Project Plans Div.

Berten W. Allred, Reg. Range Conserv,

Richard M. Marshall, Reg. Soil Scientist.

Marcus F. Wichman, Acting in Charge, Soils

and Plant Laboratory.

Howard O. Matson, Chief, Water Conservation

Div.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Arkansas :

Little Roek:

Hollis R. Williams, State Conserv.

Batesville:

Burl Thompson, District Conserv.

Caradenî

Aubrey J. Hough, District Conserv.

Fayetteville :

James E. Grits, District Conserv.

Forrest City:

Homer G. Towns, District Conserv.

Fort Smith:

Buford J. Poe, District Conserv.

Harrison;

Herbert K. Sager, District Conserv.

Hope: . ^

Claude L. Price, District Conserv.

Jonesboro :

Archie J. Troxell, District Conserv.

Little RockElston S. Leonard, District Conserv.

Malvern:

Eugene N. Gatlin, District Conserv.

Nashville:

J. Alton Daniel, District Conserv.'

Russelville:

Louisiana:

Alexandria:

Harold B. Martin, State Conserv.

Crowley:

Delouis Soileau, Dist. Conserv.

Denham Springs:

Clyde H. Johnston, District Conserv.

Gibsland:

Oren O. Moore, District Conserv.

Opelousas :

Guy R. Jones, Dist Conserv.

Ruston :

Seaborn R. Aycock, District Conserv.

Shreveport :

L. E. Walker, District Conserv.

Tallulah :

Donald L. Richardson, District Conserv.

Thibodaux:

Ryan J. Jeansonne, District Conserv.

Oklahoma:

Oklahoma City :

Harry M. Chambers, State Conserv.

Altus:

Ralph H. Gieck, District Conserv.

Anadarko:

Grover C. Gardner, Jr., District Conserv,

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Oklahoma—Continued

Ardmore :

Albert L. Bachman, District Conserv.

Bartlesville î

Ray D, Kinnard, District Conserv.

Chickasha :

Clay E. Wilson, District Conserv.

Claremore :

John Allen Killough, District Conserv.

Clinton :

Marshall N. Jordan, District Conserv.

Enid:

Richard Chelf, District Conserv,

Guymon ;

John F. Bailey, District Conserv.

Hugo:

Eursell S. Cordel!, District Coriserv.

Muskogee :

Charles A. Evans, District Conserv.

Oklahoma City:

Russell J. Chance, District Conserv.

Pauls Valley:

Samuel D. Lowe, Dist. Conserv.

Stigler:

Claud L. Bunyard, DÍ8t7*ict Conserv.

Stillwater:

William M. McMurtry, District Conserv.

Watong-a :

Fred L. Whittington, District Conserv.

Wetumka :

Thomas J. Davis, District Conserv.

Woodward :

John C. Nelson, District Conserv,

Texas:

Temple:

Paul H. Walser, State Conserv,

Abilene:

James F. Dominy, Jr., District Conserv.

Alice :

John W. Herring, Jr., District Conserv.

Big Spring:

Alvis Bratton, District Conserv,

Bryan:

Clayton C. Carlton, District Conserv.

Canadian :

Carrizo Springs:

Alva J. Lumm, District Conserv.

Childress ;

George W. Taylor, District Conserv.

Corsicana:

Jack D. Everheart, District Conserv.

Dalhart:

Austin E. Klahn, Acting Dist. Conserv.

Dentón :

Mack McConnell, District Conserv.

Dublin:

William R. Heizer, District Conserv.

El Paso:

John H. Johnson, District Conserv.

Falfurrias :

Weiland A. Watson, District Conserv.

Fort Stockton:

Jason L. Richmond, District Conserv.

Fort Worth:

Earl H, Yarnell, District Conserv,

Fredericksburg:

Dudley T. Mann, District Conserv.

Gainesville:

Clyde H. Wells, District Conserv.

Greenville :

Harlîngen :

Wilson T. Moon, District Conserv.

Hereford:

Huntsville:

Jolm I. Kincaid, District Conserv.

Jacksboro:

James C. Porter, District Conserv.

Kenedy:

Lyngle K. Gregory, District Cottserv.

Lamesa:

Jesse D. Jenkins, District Conserv.

Laredo:

Carl F. Eminger, District Conserv.

Liberty:

Robert A. Harling, District Conserv.
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE 117

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Texas—Continued

Littlefleld:

John A. Perrin, District Conserv.

Lubbock :

H. A. Taft, District Conserv.>

Horace Lf. Leithead, District Conserv.

Marshall:

Evan D. Bolton, District Conserv.

Mt. Pleasant:

Neil J. Eiley, District Conserv.

Nacogdoches:

Albin T. Chalk, District Conserv.

Palestine : William H. DuPuy, District Conserv.

Pampa:

Zecharîah G. Dameron, Jr., Dis. Conserv.

Perryton:

George M. Parker, District Conserv.

Plainview : W. Scott Amend, District Conserv.

Pleasanton :

George A. Wood, District Conserv.

William F. Saage, District Conserv.

Rosenberg:

Roy L. Hanger, District Conserv.

San Angelo :

Olen D. Fenner, District Conserv.

San Saba:

Lonzo F. Stewart, District Conserv.

Seguin :

John M. Parks, District Conserv.

Seymour:

Fred P. Mika, District Conserv.

Sonora:

Edward B. Keng, District Conserv.

Spur:

John H. Taylor, District Conserv.

StephenviUe :

Roland 0. Madeley, District Conserv.

Sweetwater :

Morrison W. Liston, District Conserv.

Temple:

Theron 0. Pridgeon, District Conserv.

Terrell :

Don O. Lamer, District Conserv.

Tyler:

Theophilus N. Winn. District Conserv.

Uvalde:

Hugo Mika, District Conserv.

Vemon:

Lester W. Harvel, District Conserv.

Victoria:

Bernard D. Reynolds, Jr., Dîst. Conserv.

"Waxahachie :

Ewell E. Reynolds, District Conserv.

Woodville:

Erwin R. Neumann, District Conserv.

REGION 5—

NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS REGION

Kans., Mont., Neb., N. D., S. D., Wyo. (hdqrs..

Lincoln, Neb.) :

Arthur E. McClymonds, Reg. Dir.

Bernard Hopkins, Asst. Reg. Dir.

Hayward C. Cole, Chief, Admin. Serv, Div.

Robert J. Albers, Chief, Budget and Finance

Division.

Arthur W. Emerson, Chief, Inf. and Educ. Div.

Earl A. Hendrickson, Chief, Land Acq. and

Sales Div.

Ogden W. Greene, Chief, Pers. Mgt. Div.

Sedley M. Lingo, Chief, Records and Reports

Div.,

Otis E. McConnell, Chief of Operations,

Lloyd R. Reed, Assi. Chief of Operations

iWCU). ' . V. Wilkie Collins, Jr., Regional Agron.

Marvin S. McMurtrey, Regional Biol.

Joseph T. Casey, Chief, Cartographic Div.

Chester J. Francis, JSefif. Eng.

Arthur Forber, Reg, Forester,

Joy J. Denser, Chief, Land Mgt. Div.

Abraham D. Stoesz, Chief, Nursery Div.

C. W. Townser, Chief, Proj. Plans Div.

Edsko J. Dyksterhuis, Regional Range Conserv,

Ralph O. Lewis, Regional Soil Scientist.

Kirk M. Sandals, Chief, Water Conserv. Div.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Kansas:

Salina:

Fred J. Sykes, State Conserv.

Atwood:

Noel R. Runyon, Dist. Conserv.

Dodge City :

Milton E. Saffry, Dist. Conserv.

Emporia :

Roy M. Davis, Dist. Conserv.

Garden City:

Andrew J. Longley, Dist. Conserv.

Hays:

Henry E. Bergschneider, Dist. Conserv,

Hiawatha:

Clarence E. Crews, Dist. Conserv.

lola:

George B. Hartrick, Dist. Conserv.

Junction City:

Luther A. Jacobson, Dist. Conserv.

Liberal:

Leslie E. Johnson, Dist. Conserv.

Mankato :

Bernard K. Geraghty, Dist. Conserv.

Ottawa :

Henry W. Schmitz, Dist. Conserv.

Willar'd L. McFillen, Dist. Conserv.

Pratt :

Tom D. Dicken, r>ist. Cowserv.

Salina :

Chas. Curtis, Dist. Conserv.

Montana:

Bozeman :

Truman C. Anderson, State Conserv,

Billings :

Hilmore W. Riek, Dist. Conserv.-

Glendive :

Joseph F. Langendorf, Dist. Conserv.

Great Falls:

Henry L. Lantz, Dist. Conserv.

Kalispell:

Earl N. Jones, Dist. Conserv.

Lewistown :

Curtis J. Spalding, Dist. Conserv.

Malta:

Fredric R. Cornell, Dist. Conserv.

Miles City:

Varrel J. Ctonner, Dist. Conserv,

Missoula :

George H. Gable, Dist. Conserv.

Shelby :

Keith F. Myers, Dist. Conserv.

Sidney :

O. Leon Anderson, Dist. Conserv,

Three Forks :

O. Max Hughes, Dist. Conserv.

Nebraska :

Lincoln :

Emrys G. Jones, State Conserv.

Albion:

Herrold A. Milieu, Dist. Conserv.

Blair:

Roy T. Kirkpatrick, Dist. Conserv.

Broken Bow:

Dean L. Higgins, Dist. Conserv.

Chadron :

Floyd A. Garfoot, Dist. Conserv.

Hay Springs:

J. Russell Batie, Acting Proj. Super.

Hebron:

Edwin W. Sayler, Dist.- Conserv.

Holdrege :

Dorsey A. Barnes, Dist. Conserv.

Kearney :

Evan A. Hartman, Dist, Conserv.

Lincoln:

D. E. Hutchinson, Dist. Conserv,
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FIELD HEADQUARTERS—Continued

Nebraska—^Continued

McCook :

Paul Evans, Disi. Conserv.

Pawnee City:

Lee E. Smedley, Diet. Conserv,

Scottsbluff:

Joe J. Styskal, Dist. Conserv.

Valentine:

Lorenz F. Bredemeier, Dist. Conserv.

Wayne :

C. Wallace Buck, Disi. Conserv.

North Dakota:

Bismarck:

Lyness G. Lloyd, State Conserv,

Devils Lake:

Ralph Détrich, Dist. Conserv.

Dickinson :

Virgil L. Weiser, Dist. Conserv.

Fargo:

Walter W. Augustadt, Dist. Conserv.

Jamestown:

Gordon K. Widdifield, Dist. Conserv.

Minot:

Donald T. Aho, Dist. Conserv.

New England:

Harold S. Hokenstad, Diat. Conserv.

Park River:

John P. Dillon, Dist, Conserv.

Wahpeton :

Avard B. Linford, DîM. Conserv,

Williston :

Wilton M. Grady, Dist. Conserv.

South Dakota:

Huron:

Koss D. Davies, State Conserv.

Aberdeen:

Elmer J. Lund, Dist. Conserv.

Chamberlain :

Bernard Rozendal, Dist. Conserv.

Hot Springs :

Phillip G. Schmid, Proj. Super.

Lemmon:

A. Forrest Sorensen, Dist.< Conserv.

Pierre:

Idwal Jones, Dist. Conserv.

Rapid City :

John Loucks, Dist. Conserv.

Sioux Falls:

Raymond H. Ellis, Dist. Conserv.

Watertown:

J. Dwight Morrow, Dist.. Conserv.

Yankton :

Clyde A. Hicks, Dist. Conserv.

Wyoming:

Laramie :

Edgar A. Reeves, State Conserv.

Cody:

Clinton L. Endicott, Dist. Conserv.

Douglas:

Don Davis, Dist. Conserv.

Evanston:

Lamar Mason, Dist. Conserv.

Gillette:

William L. Vaught, Dist. Conserv.

Jackson :

Thomas E. Doughty, Dist. Cotwerv.

Riverton:

Robert R. Peterson, Dist. Conserv.

Rock Springs :

Marshall R. Smith, Proj. Super.

Sheridan:

Wayne Q. O. Wenburg, Dist. Conserv.

Torrington :

Morris B. Simpers, Dist.- Conserv.

Worland :

C. Keith Miller, Pisf. Conserv.

REGION 6—SOUTHWESTERN REGION

Ariz., Colo., N. Mex., Utah <hdqrs., Albuquerque, N. Mex„) :

Cyril Luker, Reg. Dir,

Floyd D. Matthews, Asst. Reg. Dir.

Martin V. Compton, Chief^ Admin. Serv. Div.

Kenneth P, Blair, Chief» Budget and Finance

Div.

Kenneth C. Balcomb, Chief, Pers. Mgt. Div.

D. Harper Simms, Chief, Inf. and Educ. Div.

Stanley C. Clarke, Chief^ Records and Reports

Div.

Robt. V. Boyle, Chief of Operations,

James G. Hamilton, Reg. Agronomist.

Adrey E. Borell, Reg. Biologist.

Alva C. Blakey, Chief, Cart. Div.

John G, Bamesberger, Reg. Engineer,

Clarence Svendby, Reg. Forester.

Alan P. FxkTm&TL, Chief, Land Mgt. Div.

Charles G. Marshall, Chief, Niirs. Div.

Delmar A. Dobkins,, Chief, Proj. Plans Div.

Jack S. McCorkle, Reg. Ra^ige Conserv.

Marion R. Isaacson, Reg. Soil Seientist.

Harold B. Elmendorf, Chief, Water Conserv.

Div.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS:

Arizona :

Phoenix :

Allan F. Kinnison, State Conserv,

Lucien A* Hill, Dist. Conserv.

Chandler;

David W, Hulet, Dist, Conserv.

Coolidge:

W. Earl Rhinehart, Dist. Conserv.

Douglas :

Algot R. Swanson, Dist. Conserv.

Holbrook :

Lewis K. Armstrong, Dtsi. Conserv.

Prescott:

John D. Freeman, Dist. Coyiserv,

Safford :

Mervin H. Wallace, Dist. Conserv.

Tucson :

Daniel Anderson, Dist. Conserv.

Louis P. Hamilton, Nurs. Mgr.

Colorado:

Ft. Collins:

Kenneth W, Chalmers, State Conserv.

Jules S. Renaud, Dist. Conserv.

Colorado Springs :

Marion H. Weaver, Dísí. Conserv,

Craig:

Murl E. Williams, Dist. Conserv.

Durango:

Alton B, Chapman, Dtai. Cmtserv.

Glenwood Springs :

Edward R. Graves, Dist. Conserv,

Grand Junction :

Ernest A. Nicholson, Dist. Conserv.

Lamar:

Clifton L. Etter, Dist. Conserv.

Littleton :

Roland G. Wilson, Dist. Coyiserv.

Longmont:

Gale A. Warner, Dist. Conserv,

Mancos :

Harold W. Bradford, Dist. Conserv.

Monte Vista:

Joseph P. Sexton, Jr., Dist. Conserv.

Montrose :

Dearl B. Beach, Dist. Conserv.

Pueblo:

Harry D. Petheram, Dist. Conserv.

Rocky Ford:

Mott R. Duncan, Dist, Conserv.

Salida:

Kenneth W. Shanks, Dist. Conserv.

Sterling:

Wallace L. Bruce, Dist. Conserv.

Trinidad:

William H. Günther, Dist. Conaerv.

Wray:

Will D. MeCorkle, Dist. Conserv.

New Mexico:

AlbuQuerQue :

James V, Taylor, State Conserv.

Richard L, Strong, Dist. Conserv.

Alamogordo :

Jarnes G. Wayne, Dist. Conserv,

Artesia:

G. L, Beene, Diat, Conserv,
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE 119

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

New Mexico—Continued

Clayton:

Jay S. Dickens, Dist, Conserv.

Clovis:

Halbert M. Knapp, Dîst. Conserv.

Farmington :

Joseph B. Christy, Dist. Conserv.

Gallup :

Herman T. Pinto, Dist. Conserv.

Hatch :

David A. Franzen, Dist. Conserv.

Las Vegas î

C. Dale Jaedicke, Dist, Conserv,

Mountainair :

Ernest O. Hill, Dist. Conserv.

Portales:

Herb M. Cavett, Dist. Conserv.

Raton:

L. Ewing McClain, Dist. Conserv,

Reserve:

Enoch R. Steen, Dist. Conserv,

Roswell :

Clarence E. Olson, Dist. Conserv.

Roy:

Nicholas E. Trammell, Dist. Conserv.

Santa Fet

Glenn M. Burrows, Dist. Conserv,

Silver City:

Charles C. Michaels, Dist. Conserv.

Socorro :

Clarence A. Henderson, Dist. Conserv.

Taos :

R. Frank Hedges, Dist. Conserv.

Tucumcari:

Wayne H. MUea, Dist. Conserv.

Utah:

Salt Lake Cityt

Ray Walker, State Conserv.

Cedar City:

Wilfrid M. Hasfurther, Dist. Conserv.

Fillmore:

Farrell P. Smith, Dist, Conserv.

Moab:

Clerin W, Zumwalt, Dist. Conserv,

Mt. Pleasant :

Scott B. Passey, Dist. Conserv.

Murray:

Courtland P. Starr, Dist, Conserv,

Ogden:

D. Sheldon Winn, Dist, Conserv,

Panguitch:

Clyde T. Lowe, Dist. Conserv.

Price :

Ralph H. Felker, Dist. Conserv,

Provo :

Albert J. Webber, Di3t.> Conserv.

Richfield:

Doyle S. Lund, Dist. Conserv.

Roosevelt:

Howard M. Ivory, Dtsí.Coíiseri;.

St. George :

Tooele:

Harry K. Woodward, Dist. Conserv.

Tremonton:

Blaine C. Morse, Dist. Conserv,

REGION 7—PACIFIC COAST REGION

Calif., Idaho, Nev., Oreg., Wash., Alaska and

Hawaii (hdqrs., Portland, Oreg.) :

J. H. Christ, Beg.> Dir,

Karl O. Köhler, Asst, Reg. Dir.

Arthur W. Middleton, Chief, Admin. Serv.Div.

W. O. Koch, Chief, Budget and Finance Div.

R. C. Fury, Chief, Pers. Mgt, Div.

William R. Van Dersal, Chief of Operations.

Harold E. Tower, Reg. Agron.

Richard M. Bond, Reg. Biol,

Theodore B. Plair, Reg, Forester.

Wilton T. White, Reg, Range Conserv,

Stanley W. Co^hy, Reg. Soil Scientist.

William F. Dickson, Chiefs Land Mgt. Div.

William A. Rockie, Chief, Prooect Plans Div.

Francis Muceus, Chief, Water Conserv. Div.

Wesley L. Ellis, Chief, Cartographic Div.

A. L, Hafenrichter, Chief, Nursery Div.

F. Glennon Lloyd, Chief, Info, and Educ. Div.

Cecil H. Hatton, Chief, Records and Reports

Div.

FIELD HBADQUARTEIRS :

California:

Berkeley :

John S. Barnes, State Conserv.

Bakesfield:

Floyd O. Tumelson, Dist. Conserv.

Escondido :

Clarence C. Sikes, Dist. Conserv.

Imperial:

Allen C. Bowen, Dist. Conserv.

Placerville:

Howard M. Lumsden, Dist. Conserv.

Pleasanton :

Harold W. Miller, Nurs. Mgr.

Red Bluff:

Fred A. Houghton, Jr., DiM. Conserv.

Riverside:

Arthur L. Darsey, Dist. Conserv.

Sacramento :

Austin D. Wamken, Dist. Conserv,

San Fernando :

Lowell A. Mullen, Nurs. Mgr.

San Jose:

William G. Scott, Dist. Conserv.

Santa Barbara :

Nelson Rutherford, Dist. Conserv,

Sebastopol :

Harry W. Sheldon, Dist. Conserv.

Watsonville:

Clyde M. Seibert, Dist. Conserv.

Idaho :

Boise :

R. N. Irving, State Conserv.

Aberdeen :

Russell H. Stark, Nurs. Mgr.

Caldwell:

John E. Hull, Dist. CoTiserv.

Coeur d'Alene :

Floyd L. Otter, Dist. Conserv.

Idaho Falls :

Tom F, McGourin.

Lewiston :

C. Douglas Hole.

Pocatello:

Norman Berg, Dist. Conserv,

Salmon :

Roy L. Shipley.

Twin Falls:

Luther Jones, Dist. Conserv.

Nevada:

Reno :

George Hardman, State Conserv.

EIko:

Royce D. Hermansen, Dist, Conserv.

Ely:

Cale C. Johnson, Diet. Coyiserv.

Yerington :

Sumner Hatch, Dist. Conserv,

Oregon :

Corvallis :

S. L. Sloan, State Conserv.

Baker:

Richard T. Savage, Dist. Conserv,

Bend:

Joseph B. Rogers, Dist, Conserv,

Eugene:

Ronald B. Elmes, Dist. Conserv.

Pendleton:

Thomas P. Helseth, Dist. Conserv,

Portland:

Oke Eckholm, Dist. Conserv.

Washington :

BelHngham :

Wilbur E. Chapín, Nurs. Mgr.

ICelso:

Forrest E. Bernath, Dist. Conserv,

Olympia :

Gilbert H. Bidder, Dist. Conserv,

Spokane :

Wesley R. Spencer, Dist. Conserv.

Colfax:

Verle G. Kaiser, Dist. Conserv,
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FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Washington—Continued

Colviîle :

Dean M. Jones, DisU Conserv.

Ephrata :

Cecil McCormac.

Okanog-an:

Arnold W. Bolle»

Pullman:

Paul C. McGrew, State Conserv.

John L. Schwendiman, Nurs. Mgr,

Seattle:

Paul C. Dickey, Diet. Conaerv.

Vancouver ;

George T. Ross.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS—continued

Washington—Continued

Walla WaUa:

William C. Gudgel, Dist. Conaerv.

Wenatchee:

Jay W. Thaanum, Dist. Conserv.

Yakimaî

Alden Copeland, Dist. Conserv,

Alaska %

Palmer:

Charles W. Wilson, Territorial Conserv.

Hawaii i

Honolulu:

Walter E. Sykes, Territorial Conserv.
F^LD ACTIVITIES

INTRODUCTION

This section of the Directory is a geographical directory showing the field activities of the Department of Agriculture listed by

cities and towns where employees are located in the States, Territories, possessions, 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 bureaus. The following are

the symbols of the bureaus, administrations, and offices :

SYMBOLS OF BUREAUS HAYING FIELD ACTIVITIES

Administi'ations, Bweaus and Ad-yivhiistrations, Bureaus and

Offices Abbreviations Offices Abbreviations

Agrieultural Economics, Bureau Plant and Operations, Office of- P&O

of . - — BAE Production and Marketing AdAgricultural Research Adminis- ministration »__ PMA

tration - ^^ - ABA Administrator, Office of PMA, ADM

Administrator, Office of AHA, ADM Agricultural Conservation

Agricultural and Industrial Programs Branch— PMA,ACP

Chemistry. Bureau of—— ABA.AIC Audit, Office of — PMA,ÂUD

Agricultural Research Center ARA, ARC Compliance and InvestigaAnimal Industry, Bureau of- ARA, BAI tion Branch PMA,C&I

Dairy Industry, Bureau of— ARA, BDI Cotton Branch— PMA. GOT

Entomology and Plant Quar- Dairy Branch- _ PMA, DAI

antine. Bureau of ABA.EPQ Fats and Oils Branch PMA,F&0

Experiment Stations, Office Fiscal Branch PMA, FIS

of --- ^^ —_____-, ARA, OES Food Distribution Programs

Human Nutrition and Home Branch — __- PMA,FDP

Economics, Bureau of ARA.HNHE Fruit and Vegetable Branch PMA, F&V

Plant Industry, Soils and Grain Branch _ PMA.GRN

Agricultural Engineering, Information Services, Office

Bureau of—— ARA,PISÂE of PMA, INF

Budget and Finance, Office of— B&P Labor Branch- .PMA, LAB

Commodity Exchange Authority- CEA Livestock Branch PMA.LIV

Extension Service--- - Ext. Marketing Facilities Branch PMA,MF

Farm Credit Administration FCA Marketing Research Branch PMA, MR

Farmers Home Administration- FHA Poultry Branch PMA, POU

Federal Crop Insurance Corpora- Shipping and Storage Branch PMA, S&S

tion—— ——- - FGIC Sugar Branch - - — PMA.SUG

Foreign Agricultural Relations, Tobacco Branch PMA, TOB

Office of--- - -- FAR Rural Electrification AdministraForest Service — FS tion — REA

Information, Office of — Inf. Secretary, Office of — Sec.

Library - - ^--- Lib. Soil Conservation Service SCS

Personnel, Office of ——» Pers. Solicitor, Office of-_ ~~- -Sol.

Following the bureau symbol is a brief statement of the work

at that installation. The figure in parentheses shows the number

of permanent employees both full-time and part-time supervised by

the name of the person listed next. This person listed is the

individual with whom contacts might be made. A dagger (f) indicates employment on a cooperative basis with other Federal, State

and local agencies.

Normally the work done at each FHA office, not shown on each

individual listing, includes receiving applications, making loans,

assisting borrowers with planning and carrying out farm-andhome 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.).

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122 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

ALABAMA

Abbeville (Henry) :

FHA . Stokes Bidg, (2) Durward M.

Nordan.

ses Co. Agr.Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) e.G. Blackweli.

Albertville (Marshall) :

SCS____.„ Co. Court House. South Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) G. E. Campbell.

Andslus^ (Covington) :

FHA_.>-__ McArtanBldg. (2) John C. Holmea,

SCS__„--- Co. Court House. East Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) W. K, Campbell.

West Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1) R. P.

Yonce.

Anniston (Calhoun) :

FHA_.__.. Court House. (2) Herbert K.Pajme.

SCS- Whiteside Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) J. J. Stroup.

Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) H. C. DeBardeleben.

Ashland (Clay) :

FHA_.._-- Court House Annex. (1) Theron T.

Reagan.

ses . Court House Annex. Work Unit

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

Athens (Limestone) :

FHA .Smith Bldg. (3) Olive B. Cowder.

ses._-__- Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) L. I. Lumpkin,

Atmore (Escambia) :

FHA- (Serves Escambia Co., Fla.). Âtmore, Ala- (Escambia) :

SCS.. Bank of Atmore Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) E. E. Jones.

Auburn (Lee) r

BÁI_-_ Animal Disease Research Laboratory. Regional animal disease research laboratory- (29) Dale A.

Porter.

SCS------ Bank of Atmore Bldg. West Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) H. T. James.

PISAE State Agr. Expt, Sta. Soil mgt.

under humid eond. (2-*l)

Robert W. Pearson.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Cotton variety and prod, standardization. (*1) Olin N. Andrews.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton physiol. and nutr, invest.

(*1) Dana G. Sturkie.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton breeding inv^t. (*1)

Homer B. Tisdale.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton disease invest. (1) Albert

L. Smith.

USDA, Tillage Machinery Lab.,

P. O. Box 792. Tillage methods

and equipment and machinery requirements peculiar to Southeast-

^ ern States; (9-*l) Irvin F. Reed;

and Eugene MeKibben, Prin

Agr. Eng.

Armonie Lane, Fort Payne, Soil

Survey; (*1) Gustavus A. Swenson.

PMA AlabamaPolytechnic Institute, State

Chairman in charge of all prod. &

mkt. programs. (27) William B.

Crawley, Chairman.

SCS__---. Soil Conservation Bldg. State Off.;

(11) O.e. Medlock.

Ala. Poly. Inst. Development of

eeon. hydraulic systems for soil

and water conserv, for disposing of

runoff from farm lands; (4-*l)

Arthur W. Cooper. Agr. engineering aspects of conserv. tillage and

farming operations; (1) F. A.

Kummer. Erosion control research, securing eeon. returns

from kudzu and other improved

erosion-resisting crops; (1) E. C.

Richardson.

ALABAMA—Continued

Bay Minette (Baldwin) :

SCS——. Co. Court House. North Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) W. E. Friel.

Birmingham (Jefferson) î

BAI.,„.._ 2314 N. 24th St. Meat inspection;

(5) O. E. Barth.

PS„___._ 207 Social Security Bldg., 2225-3rd

Ave. Hdqrs. Birmingham Work

Center; (7) Norman B. Griswold.

PMA, COT IBOiys First Ave., North. Cotton

quality stat., cotton classification,

cotton mkt, news, and cottonseed

inspection; (5-30) Arthur E*

Jackson, Jr.

PMA, DAI 121QH Fh-st Ave. N. Market News

service on Dairy and poultry

prod.; (If) Benton Morgan,

PMA, PV_ 13101^ First Ave., North. Standardization and Inspection of fresh

fruits and vegetables; (1) H. L.

Notter. Market News Service on

fruits and vegetables; (1) L. B.

Morgan, 1310 First Ave., North.

SCS___._. 214 Social Security Bldg. Work

Group Hdqrs.; (3) A. L. Harrell.

Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) P. L. Wright.

Breveton (Escambia) :

FS-._.-_.. Kelly Center., Hdqrs, Brewton

Work Center; (6) Edward M.

Gaines.

FHA Old Grammar School Bldg, (1)

Alvin R. Fonts.

SCS-_.-,, Co. Activities Bldg. Bast Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) W. C. Smith.

Butler (Choctaw) :

FHA.__.„ Connor Bldg. (1) William A.

Cammack.

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) P. E. Splane.

Camden (Wilcox) :

FHA__ Hawthorne Bldg. (4) Boadman N.

Ivey.

SCS.___.. Hawthorne Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) O. A. Polk.

Carrollton (Pickens) :

PHA.____. Orobate Bldg. (1) Ernest H. Miller.

SCS_____ P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

H. D. Biggers.

Centreville (Bibb) :

FHA_____ Court House. (1) Eugene Boyd.

SCS.„ Co. Activities Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) W, A. Levie.

Centre (Cherokee) :

PHA.„___ Grambling Bldg. (1) Borden M.

Romine.

SCS.____ Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) W. F, Bamett.

Chatom (Washington) :

ses_____ _ Frank Turner Hall Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) R.C. Perkins,

Clanton (Chilton) :

FHA.___-_ McCain Bldg. (3) JoeM. Murphree.

SeS__- .-. Potts Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

O.G. Fields.

Clayton (Barbouf) :

FHA_.___ Valentine Bldg. (2) William R,

Cash.

SCS_ = __-_ Activities Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) J. B. Crumbley.

Columbiana (Shelby) i

FHA_ _____ Watson Bldg. (2) Garza D. Roberta.

Serves Shelby and Jefferson Coa.

SCS . Co. Activities Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs,; (2) B. F. Hatchett.

Cullman (Cullman):

FHA_.___. ImbuschBldg. (4) John J. Vandiver.

SCS______ Co. Court House. East Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) P. M. Patton. West

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) D.

Stanford.
ALABAMA 128

ALABAMA—Continued

Dadeviíle (Tallapoosa) :

FHA,_._. Library Bldg. (1) Chalmers B.

Greene. Serves Tallapoosa and

Coosa Cos.

ses,. Gray Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(4) H. C. Appleton.

Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) T. O. Bui-gess.

Daphne (Baîdwin) î

PMA, TOB Main St. Supervisor of Naval

Stores field inspectors; (1) S. W.

Piekens. Inspector of turpentine

and rosin in commercial containers

(coop basis); (1) J. U. Wilkinson.

Decatur (Morgan) :

SCS„__.. p. O. Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(3) K.N. Tucker.

Dentopoiis (Marengo) :

ses -- Culpepper Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (4) W. H. Tucker.

Dothan (Hoaston) ;

BAI ^_. Wilson & Co., Inc. Montgomery

Highway. Meat Inspection; (1)

Don R. Wilson.

FHA.__.__ Court House. (2) James L. Burleson.

SCS_._.„-. Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) T. R. Nabors.

Double Springs (Winston) :

FHA. Court House. (1) Forby A. Ford.

ses_ . _. _ _ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. B. Shirey.

Enterprise (Coffee) :

PHA_„._. EasySt. (3) James S. Pridgen.

SCS.__._, Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hqrs.; (2) G. L. Edwards.

Eutaw (Greene) :

FHA.____ Green Co. Activities Bldg. (2)

Isaac C. Byrd.

SCS_ _____ P.O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. ; (2)

L. E. Gowder.

Evergreen (Conecuh) :

FHA Ford Building. (2) Judson D. Gary.

ses Ford Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.; (3)

Malcolm Croft. Work Unit

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

Fairhope (Baldwin) :

PISAE_._- Gulf Coast Substa. (State). Satsuma

orange invest., Harold P. Yates.

Gulf Coast Substa. (State). Soybean

invest.; (*!) Otto Brown.

Fayette (Fayette) :

FHA__.„- Branyon Bldg. (1) Thomas E.

Thompson. Í5CS -- Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) H. J, Young,

tlorala (Covington) :

EPQ. Hughes Bldg. Control, Suppression,

and prevention of spread of whitefringed beetles; (2) Woodrow O.

Owen.

704-708 West 5th Ave. P. O. Box

132. Investigations on whitefringed beetles. (5) Hiram C.

Young,

Florence (Lauderdale) :

FLA__-.-- Medical Arts Bldg. (4) William A.

Herring. Serves Lauderdale and

Colbert Cos.

SCS_ First Mat. Bank. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) J. D. P. Thompson.

Foley (Baldwin):

ses . _ — _ Foley Hotel Bldg. South Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) C. P. Bianco.

Port Payne (DeKalb) :

FHA _ Wood Bldg. (3) Thomas W. Jester.

ses _.__.- Co. Activities Bldg. North Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) M. R. Pennington. South Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) W. L. Smith.

Gadsden (Etowah) :

FHA _=_._ P. O. Bldg. (2) Jeff H. Morgan.

SeS_-_..- Lee Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

B.T.Richey.

ALABAMA~~Continued

Geneva (Geneva) :

FHA__. _ Co. Bldg. (2) John G. Rea.

SCS._._-- Court House Bldg. Work Unit

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

Greensboro (Hale) :

FHA Old P. O. Bldg. (2) Lynian C.

Jones,

ses ,. :.. P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs; (2)

R. M. Cargile.

Greenville (Butler) t

FHA P. O. Bldg. (4) William T. Coker.

ses. P.O. Bldg. East Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) C. B, Conn. West Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) S. F. O'Neal, Jr.

Grove Hill (Clarke) :

FHA New P. O. Bldg. (1) Herbert A.

Bean. Serves Clarke and Washington Cos.

ses Co. Activities Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) H. S. Saucier.

Guntersville (Marshall) :

FHA Masonic Bldg. (2) Earon 0. Littlejohn.

ses P. O. Bldg. North Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. M. Cross.

Hamilton (Marion) :

FHA_.____ Hamilton Furniture Co. Bldg. (1)

Budford Jennings,

ses Co. Court House. Work Unît

Hdqrs ; (3) D. D. Laney.

Hartselle (Morgan) :

FHA.. City Hall Bldg. (2) Clermon T.

Cash.

ses Co. Aetivitiea Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) R. M. Chapman,

Hayneville (Lowndes) :

SeS__ Co. Agent's Office. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. W. Wible.

Heflin (Cieburne) :

ses Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. B, Highsmith.

Huntsville (Madison) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (3) Guy R. Lynn.

ses P. O. Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(3) C. N. Kearley.

Elks Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (5)

A. R. Garitón.

Hurtsboro (Russell—for Disaster Loans only) :

FHA__ City Hall, Main St. (1) Robert H.

Simpson. (Temporary office for

Disaster Loans.)

Jasper (Walker) í

FHA Library Bldg. (1) Lee J. Nix. Serves

Walker and Winston Cos.

SCS_. Library Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) D. W. Kiser.

Lafayette (Chambers) :

FHA Court House. (1) Benjamin B.

Higgins.

ses Court House Bldg. Work Umt

Hdqrs.; (2) P. U. V/eaver.

Linden (Marengo) : ^ , FHA Little Bldg. (2) Leamon G. Nichols.

SCS_ _ = .- Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) H. F. Harrison.

Livingston (Sumter) :

FHA SprattBldg. (5) James B. Thomas.

SCS_ --- Co. Agent's Office. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) E. Moore.

Luverne (Crenshaw) : „.

FHA Folmar Bldg, (2) William 1.

Cheney,

ses --- P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

J. H. Keller.

Marion (Perry) :

FHA Elmore Store Bldg. (1) Charles N.

Parnell,Jr,

ses -.- Co. Activities Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) A. G. Harrell. Jr.
124 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

ALABAMA—Continued

Mobile (Mobile) î

EPQ____,_ Room 463, U. S. Court House and

Custom House. Enforcement of

foreign plant quarantines; (5) J.

Robins Wood.

Room 17; (2) Randolph W. Nicaise.

Room 111, Federal Bldg. Sweet

potato weevil control and eradication; (2) Daniel E. Read.

Room 111, Federal Bldg. Control,

suppression, and prevention of

spread of white-fringed beetles;

(6) Karl S. Rohwer.

PHA.___. Court House. (1) G. V. Stelzenmuller. Serves Mobile and Baldwin Cos.

PMA;PV_ 230 U, S. Custom House. Standardization and Inspection of fresh

fruits and %'-egetables; (1) Roy J.

Blackman,

SCS___ 320 Federal Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (4) C. T. Prout. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J. A. Green.

Monroeville (Monroe) :

FHA^,____ Monroe Co. Bank Bldg. (1) Richard

A.Wible.

EPQ. _ ^ — 6 Lindsey Bldg. Control, suppression, and prevention of spread of

white-fringed beetles; Chester L,

Stanford.

SCS..__ Wiggins Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) S. H, Williams.

Montgomery (Montgomery) :

BÁI Swift & Co., Williams and Race Sts.

Meat Inspection; (2) Frank M.

Welch.

338 New P. O. Bldg. Public stockyards inspection; tick, tuberculosis, and brucellosis eradication;

(23) Byron N. Lauderdale.

BAE=..._= 201 Old P. O. Bldg. Crop and Livestock Reports; (6-*2) J, C.

Garrett.

EPQ Rooms S04-305 Old P. O. Bldg.

Control, suppression, and prevention of spread of white-fringed

beetles; (3) MadimoreBrunson.

FCIC. Accepts applications, supervises

adjustment of losses, reviews loss

clairns, general responsibility for

adm.inistration of crop insurance

in the state; (6) Dewey H. McCoUough.

FHA.,_.. Old P. O. Bldg. (8) William EElsberry, Serves Montgomery

and Lowndes Cos.

Farm Security Bldg. Provides fiscal,

accounting, and administrative

services for all program activities

in Southeastern States and Puerto

Rico. (176) A.B.Powell.

Responsible for audit and investigation functions in portion of Southern States. (13) WilliamB. Wood.

State Director—Ala. (41) Julian

Brown,

FS_„..„-_ Alabama Nat. For., Supvr.'s Hdqrs.;

(18) Paul A, Swarthout.

PMA,COT 3rd Floor Hudson Bldg. Cotton

quality stat., cotton elassiflcation,

cotton mkt. news, and cottonseed

inspection; (4-24) T. Frank Smith

PMA, DAI 515 Dexter Ave. Market News

Service on dairy and poultry

prod; (21) H. Jack Jones.

PMA, FV_ Box 220. Standardization and Inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables. John A. Curry,

Market News Service on fruits and

vegetables, (1) H. J. Jones, P. O.

Box 220.

PMA, GR. 515 Dexter Ave. Enforcement Fed

Seed Act; (1-1) L. N. Allen.

ALABAMA—Continued

Montgomery (Montgomery)—Continued

PMA, LIV 332 New P.O. Bldg, Administration

of Packers and Stockyards Act;

(2) J. C. Karnes.

515 Dexter Ave, Mkt. News Service

on Livestock; (2) P. C. Roquemore.

SCS„ ..._ Co. Court House. Work Group

Hdqrs,; (4) Carl C. Morgan,

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (3) G. P.

Walthall.

Moulton (Lawrence) :

FHA._„_. H. A. Alexander Bldg. (1) William

H. Hardin.

SCS__„_. Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) J. O. Cleland.

Oneonta (Blount) i

FHA..__. P. O. Bldg. (3) Bernard M. Crow,

SCS.„._ Co. Activities Bldg. North Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) P. M, West.

South Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1) M.

Wolf.

Opelika (Lee) :

FHA,_.__. First National Bank Bldg, (2)

Charles R. Lee. Serves Lee Co.,

and Russel Co. except Disaster

Loans.

ses. _ _ _. Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) G. R, Carter.

Ozark (Dale);

FHA._.__. H. C. Dowling Bldg. (1) Roy G.

Ellis.

SCS_ = __-_ Dowling Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(3) T. G. Amason.

Co. Ofñce Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.•

(2) R, Barnett.

Fell City (St. Clair);

FHA.. _ „ _ Harmon Bldg. (1) Albert S. Jackson.

SeS_ Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) C. T. Hallmark.

Phénix City (Russell) :

ses...._„. Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) C. N. Godbold, Jr.

Prattville (Autauga):

FHA____._ DosterBldg. (1) Ernest J.Rogers.

ses _ _____ P.O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

W. C. Aiken.

Rockford (Coosa) :

SCS__„___ Co. Activities Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) M. Guin.

Russelville (Franklin)^ FHÀ Citizens Bank Bldg. (2) Jam^ R,

Goodgame.

SCS.„.__. Old W.P.A. Bldg. Woric Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) R. I. High, Jr.

Scottsboro (Jackson) :

FHÀ.____ 3051^ Market St. (3) Julius B.

Beard.

SCS___„._ Bensen-Childress Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) R. K. Erkel.

Selma (Dallas) :

FHA__._. P. O. Bldg. (4) Glenn H. Deflfke.

SCS_____. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (5) J. M. Barton.

Spring Hill (Mobile) :

EPQ _._ State Nursery (7 miles west of MobUe on Old Shell Road.) P. Ö.

Box 2217, Spring HilL Investigations on life history, habits and

control of the imported fire ant.

(3) James M. Coarsey.

PISAE_^_ Fid, Lab. Azalea culture and diseases—Southeastern States. Denzell L. Gill.

Talladega (Talladcga) :

FHA_.._ 148 North East St, (1) Edron A.

Chiiders.

SCS_____=. Court House Annex. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) L, A. Smith.

Thorsby (Chiiton) :

SCS.„.__. Soil Conservation Serv.: Nurs. (12)

W.C. Young.

Troy (Pike):

FHA____ Sellers Bldg. (1) James A, Norrell.

ses _. _ _ Co. Activities Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) M. E. Holt.
ALABAMA—ARIZONA 125

ALABAMA—Continued

Tuscaloosa (Tuscaloosa) :

FHA_.„._ Co. Activity Bldg. (2) Orville L,

O'Shields.

ses Co. Activities Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) C. L. Turnipseed, Jr,

Tuscumbia (Colbert) :

FHA._„._ 104 West 5th St. (1) David C.

Gardiner.

ses Co. Warehouse Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. H. Murphy,

Tuskegee (Macon) :

FHA 120 Elm St. (4) Dennis F. Gowder.

SCS„. New City Hall Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) A. A. Sheppard.

Court House Bldg. East Work Unît

Hdqrs.; Land Utilization Proj.;

(6) T. E. Pace. West Work UniHdqrs.; (2) R. B. TuUos,

Union Springs (Bullock) :

FHA Pierce Bldg. (3) Frank Kelly.

SCS__. P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

D. N. Ruggles.

Vernon (Laraar) :

FHA . Price Bldg. (1) James H. Wright.

SCS._.___ Co. Court House. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) A. A. Langley.

Wedowee (Randolph) î

FHA.._._. Court House. (3) Maynard H.

Traylor. (Serves Randolph and

Cleburne Cos.)

SCS. New Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) H. R. Coe.

Wetumpka (Elmore) :

FHA__._.. Masonic Bldg. (2) ClarusB. Edwards.

SGS.__ Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs,; (3) J. A. Wilson.

Winfieid (Marion) :

SCS ._ Citizens Bank Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) O. C. Bumpas.

ARIZONA

Buckeye (Maricopa) :

SCS-_.._._ Buckeye. Tech, assistance to eon_

serv. districts; George D. Tatum/

Casa Grande (Final) :

SCS_._.__ P.O. Box 1762. Tech, assistance to

eonserv. districts; (3) Edgar F.

Stephenson.

Chandler (Maricopa) :

SCS..__.__ P. o. Box 426-A. Supervision of

Work Units engaged in tech.

assistance to districts; (3) David

W. Hulet; tech, assistance to eonserv. districts; (5) Stanley T.

Payne; (2) Leon E. Moberg.

Coolidge (Final) :

SCS_. p. O. Box 1468. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (4) Earl W. Rhinehart; tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; (2) Howard C, Afton;

(2) MillardS. Cox.

Cottonwood (Yavapai) :

SCS;_.^=_- Cottonwood. Tech. assistance to

eonserv. districts; (2) Charles G.

Van Gorder.

Douglas (Cochise) î

EPQ_ _.._ Room 207, U. S. Inspection Station.

Enforcement of foreign plant

quarantines; (1) Bertram R.

Anderson. FHÂ__ __ P. O. Box 71. (4) George E. Freestone. Serves Cochise and Santa

Cruz Cos.

SCS_„ . P.O. Box 1119. Supervison of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (2) Algot R. Swanson; (3) Wayne Kessler.

Duncan (Greenlee) :

SCS-_--.. Duncan, Tech. assistance to conserv, districts; (1) George L,

Hovey.

ARIZONA—Continued

Flagstaff (Coconino) :

FHA.. P. O. Box 1199. (1) Leonard Johnson. Serves Coconino, Mohave,

and Yavapai Cos.

FS__- Coconino Nat. For., Supvr's Hdqrs.

(24) Kenneth A. Keeney.

P. O. Box 1700. Fort Valley Exp.

For. hdqrs.; (2) Edward C.

Martin.

ses Flagstaff. Tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (1) Eugene Swift.

Florence (Final) :

FHA P.O. Box 186. (2) LyleE. Whitmer.

Serves Final, Pima, and Yuma

Cos.

Glendale (Maricopa) :

BAI Southwest Poultry Experiment Station, R.F.D. 1. Poultry feeding

investigations; (4) B. W. Heywang.

Globe (Gila) :

FS Young Route. Sierra Ancha Exp.

For.Hdqrs.; (2) Carley L. Moore.

Holbrook (Navajo) :

FS Sitgreaves Nat. For., Supvr.'a

Hdqrs.; (15) Frederic N. Newnham,

ses. P. O. Box 307, Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (4) Lewis K. Armstrong.

Mesa (Maricopa) :

EPQ_ P. O. Bldg. P. O. Box 534. Investigations of hemipterous and other

insects of cotton, and control with

insecticides; (1) L. W. Sheets.

PISAE U.S.D.A. Field Station. Canaigre

and special crops invest., (1-)

Norris W. Gilbert; (coop.). Cotton breeding and impr. invest.

(7) Robert H. Peebles; Cotton

defoliation invest. (1) Vilaa T.

Waihood. Plant nematode control studies in irrigation agriculture; gen. pi. nematode problems

of the region and invest, on

nematodes attacking citrus. (1)

Harold W. Reynolds.

Naco (Cochise) :

EPQ_.-__- Room 107, I. S. Border Station.

Enforcement of foreign plant

quarantine; William F. Manor.

Nogales (Santa Cruz) :

EPQ.._ Room 128, Federal Inspection Station. Enforcement of foreign

plant quarantine; (14) George F.

Gallaghan.

210 Federal Bldg. Conducting surveys for citrus black fly in Sonora

District, Republic of Mexico;

W, E. Gimderson,

SOS— P. O. Box 820. Tech, assistance to

conserv. districts; (1) William G.

Williams.

Phoenix (Maricopa) :

BAI.. The Cudahy Packing Co., E. Van

Buren St. Meat Inspection; (5)

C. J. Prchal.

246 S. First St. Dourine, scabies,

tuberculosis, and brucellosis eradication; public stockyards inspection; (20) Ward R. Lee.

BAE_„_„_ 205 P. O. Bldg. Crop and Livestock

Reports; (4) E. V. Jones,

EPQ__..-. Printery Bldg. State Hdqrs. for

grasshopper control activities; (1)

George E. Gavin.

1743 West Culver St. Investigations

of insects affecting vegetable seed

crops; (2) Orin A, Hills,

FHA.„„. 101 South Fifth Ave. (3) R. Jack

Cartwright.

FS--_____- Tonto Nat. For., Supvr's Hdqrs.;

(10) Carlyle J. Lülevig.

1415 S, Centrai, Arizona Equipment

I Depot. (7) Russell B, Butler.
126 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

ARIZONA—Continued

Phoeitix (Maricopa)—Continued

PISAE._. Room 24. New P. O. Bidg. Control

of noxious weeds, (2) H, Fred

Arie,

PMA„__. Union Investment Co. Bidg., 415

So. 1st St., State Chairman in

charge of all prod, and mkt.

programs. (11) Obed M. Lassen,

Chairman.

PMA.COT 304 Weat Indian School RoadCotton quality stat., cotton classification, and cotton mkt. news

(4-11) Lloyd G. Crittendon.

PMA, FV_ 1231 Grand Ave. Standardization

and Inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (1) Edward L. Euch.

PMA, LIV Cudahy Packing Co, Meat Grading

. Service; (2) T. C. Cook.

SCS,„____ 614 Goodrich Bidg. General ad=

ministration in effecting erosion

control, v/ater conservation and

land use program on farm lands

for State of Arizona; (6-*l) Allen

P. Kinnison.

617 Ellis Bidg. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (5) Lucien A. Hill;

tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (3) Raymond L. Morris;

(2) Marvin Skousen.

P. Ü. Bidg. Studies of use of irrig.

water and application of improved

methods; (2-*l) Karl Harris.

Piescott (ífavapai) :

PS.__.„.. Prescott Nat. For., Supvr's Hdqrs.;

(10) Wilson M. Beveridge,

ses P. O. Box 1589. Supervision of

Work Units engaged in tech,

assistance to districts; (2) John L.

Freeman; tech. assistance to conserv, districts; (1) Dwight R.

Cable.

Safiford (Graham) :

FHA. P. O. Box 167. (1) Philip W.

Hansen. Serves Graham, Gila,

and Greenlee Cos. in Arizona and

Hidalgo Co. in New Mexico.

Crook Nat. For., Supvr's Hdqrs.;

(11) William H. V/oods, Jr.

P. O. Box 751. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (3) Mervin H. Wallace; tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; (6) Norris A, Mathey.

Snowfliake (Navajo) i

FS.. „

ses/

SCS Snowflake.

conserv,

Griner.

Tech. assistance to

districts; (1) E. Lee

Springerviiie (Apache) :

FHA_..„_ P. O. Box 360. (1) Milford J.

Wiltbank, Jr. Serves Apache and

Navajo Cos. in Arizona, and

Catron Co. in New Mexico.

FS.„,_.— Apache Nat. For., Supervisor's

Hdqrs.; (15) Robert B. Ewing.

SCS_.. Springerviiie. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (1) Frank D.

Panning.

Tempe (Maricopa) :

EPQ . 415 E. 8th St., P. O. Box 187,

Studies on the biology and control

of grasshoppers and of insects

affecting alfalfa grown for hay and

seed; (3) Olus L. Barnes.

SCS_ . Tempe. Tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; (1) Leonard J. Ferrier.

Tucson (Pima) :

EPQ_ P. O. Bidg» Quarantine operations

against the pink bollworm and

Thurberia weevil. (2) Joseph

C.Gay.

AKIZONA—Continued

Tucson (Pima)—Continued

EPO. :,. Fed. Bidg., Broadway and Scott

Sts., P. O. Box 1910. Investigations of hemipterous and other

insects of cotton and their control;

(2) Will A. Stevenson.

Department of Entomology, University of Arizona. The eiïeet of

insecticides and various agricultural practices on insect pollination; (2) Frank E. Todd.

FS _. _ Tumamoc Hill, P. O. Box 951.

Hdqrs. Southwestern For. Expt,

Sta. (Ariz,, N. Mex., and West

Texas). For. infl. invest., for.

mgt. invest., range invest.; (32)

Rayond Price.

Santa Rita Exp. Range; (2) ——

PISAB_

ses..

Coronado Nat. For,, Supvr.'s

Hdqrs.; (13) Clarence A. Marker.

-_ State Agr. Exp. Sta. Pecan prod,

_ invest.; Leland Burkhart, CoUab.

For. Path. Lab., Room216, Stadium

Bidg., 500 Block N. Vine St.

Invest, of stem not of saguaro;

(1) William C. Bryan.

_ 540 N. 7th St. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (4) Daniel G. Anderson; tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; (10) PaulJ. Kiingenberg.

Room 12 Agr., Univ. of Ariz.

Campus, (P. O. Box 4096, Univ.

Station). Determination of factors affecting soil erosion and infiltration of water; (4) Joel E.

Fletcher.

Yuma (ïuma) :

BAI _.,_ Bidg. T-679, Gila Project Hdqrs,,

Yuma Airfield. Import-export inspection and quarantine; Mexican

border foot-and-mouth disease

quarantine; (7) E. W. Emmett,

_ acting in charge.

PISAE.__ Yuma Meaa Soil and Crop Lab.,

P. O. Box 1710. Soil mgt. under

irrig.; (12-*1);

Box 1710. Canaigre and special

crops invest.; (-*!). John Lindsay, Agt.

Wikieuö (Mohave):

ses Wikieup. Tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; Kenneth A, Boevers.

WiUcox (Cochise) :

SCS^ ^ ^ __ _ WiUcox. Tech. assistance to conserv,

districts; land util, proj,; (2)

Walter L.Diehl.

Williams (Coconmo)

PS _ ^.^.. Kaibab Nat. For., Supvr.'s Hdqrs.;

(10) Leonard R. Lessel.

ARKANSAS

Arkadelphia (Clark) :

FHA 713 Clay St. (3) Co. Supervisor.

SCS__._ 1013 Eighth St. Technical assistance to Clark Co, Sou Conservation District; (4) Robert W.

Porter.

Ashdown (Little River) :

FHA„ Müls Bidg. (3) Harrell G. Henderson,

SCS^__— Main St. Technical assistance to

Uittle River Soil Conservation

District" (3) Morris Byrd.

Augusta (Woodruff) t

FHA___. Advocate Bidg. (1) Elvis N.

McMahon.

ses _ _ _ .^ _ 326 Second St. Technical assistance

to Dea Arc Soil Conservation District; (1) J. Nelson Crum.
ARKANSAS 127

ARKANSAS—Continued

Batesville (Independence) :

FHA__.... Federal Bldg. Box 94; (2) Â. Clyde

McGinnis.

ses ,-_ Third St. Supervision of work unit

offices engaged in technical asdistance to districts; (2) Burl

Thompson.

Technical assistance to Moorefield

Soil Conservation District; (3)

Wallace W. Lytle.

Benton (Saline) :

FHA-____- Court House. (1) Astor R. Ramick.

Bentonville (Benton) :

FHA P.O. Box 390. (3) Dan M.Andrews.

ses County Court House. Technical

assistance to Benton Co. Soil Conservation District; (3) Craig

Rosborough.

Berryville (Carroll) :

FHA___.__ Court House. (1) Travis Hall.

SCS-___-- North Main St. Technical assistance

to King's River-Long Creek Soil

Conservation Distrist; (3) Julian

F. Keeton, Jr.

Booneville (Logan) :

ses 108 South Broadway. Technical assistance to Magazine Soil Conservation Distrist; (3) Hays R.

Beard.

Cabot (Lonoke) :

ses- 105 West First. Technical assistance

to Lonoke-Pulaski Soil Conservation Distrist; (2) Elwyn O.

Christopher,

Camden (OuacMta) :

FHA.___-- P. O. Box 568. (1) Earl A. Rhein.

SCS_-_--_ Radio Bldg. Supervision of work

unit ofRces engaged in technical

assistance to districts; (4) Aubrey

J. Hough.

Technical assistance to Ouaehita

Soil Conservation Districts; (3)

Garland G. Boswell.

Land Utilization Project; (2) George

B. Moseley.

Clarendon (Monroe) :

FHA____ P. O. Box 311. (3) David K.

Landess.

Glarksville (Johnson) :

PHA . P. O. Box 381. (1) Gather S. Hall.

SCS-_ Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Johnson Co. Soil Conservation District; (4) Warren R.

Stewart.

Clinton (Van Buren) :

FHA. P. O. Box "P". (1) Owen H. Bues.

SCS_=._-_- Main and Boykin. Technical assistance to Central Valleys Soil Conservation District; (3) Stanley D.

Robbins.

Conway (Faulkner) :

FHA.. P. O. Box 230. (7) Kenneth C.

Bratcher.

ses__„._- 1103 3^ Oak St. Technical assistance

to Central Valleys Soil Conservation District; (6) James V. Hicks.

Crossett (Ashley) : ^

FS.- --._-„ CrossettExperimentalForest, Hdqrs.

Crossett Work Center; (11) Russell R. Reynolds.

Danville (Yell) :

FHA__^--. P.O. Box 267. (4) John R. Pledger.

ses _.. Technical assistance to Fourche

LaFave-Petit Jean Soil Conservation District; (3) Fred C. Burns.

DeQueen (Seviar) : _ , ^

FHA.,.„- P. O. Box 112. (1) Garitón C.

Tâclcsoîi

SCS -, _ - - Third and Stilwell. Technical assistance to Cossatott Soil Conservation District; (2) Lyman C.

Graves.

Des Arc (Prairie) : ^ , . , ..

SCS-.--.- Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Des Are Soil Conservation

District; (4) Gene W. Moore.

ARKANSAS—Continued

DeVaîls Bluflf (Prairie) :

FHA-- P. O, Box 1214. (3) Sumpter W.

Houston.

ses Land Utilization Project; (2) Hugh

E. Morrow.

Dyess (Mississippi) :

FHA._ Dyess, Ark. (6) Ray D. Johnston.

El Dorado (Union) :

FHA_.,_- P. O. Box 87. (1) George P.

Swilling.

BCS. 2153^ South Jefferson Ave. Technical Assistance to Union Co. Soil

Conservation District; (3) W.

Wilson FerguBon.

Evening Shade (Sharp) :

PHA WassonBldg. (1> Ernest W. Hook.

SCS___.— Main St. Technical assistance to

Strawberry River Soil Conservation District; (2) Richard I.

Brown.

Fayettevilie (Washington) :

BAE Dept. of Rural Econ., Univ. of

Arkansas. Conducts research on

farm management and costs;

Melvin W. Slusher.

FHA,. P. O. Box 8. (2) Fred E, Delzell.

PMA, DAI Inst. of Science and Tech, Univ. of

Arkansas, Market News Service

on dairy and poultry prod.; (3f)

J. W, Coddington.

PMA, FV- Box 38 University Sta. Standardization and inspection of processed

fruits and vegetables; (3) L. R.

Gibson.

PrSAE State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Cotton breeding and genet, invest.

(*1) Jacob O. Ware.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.). Cotton defoliation invest. (2-*l)

Robert O. Thomas.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Soybean

invest.; (*1) Paul E. Smith.

SCS__ 37)^ East Mountain. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to districts; (2)

James E. Critz.

Technical assistance to Washington

Co. Soil Conservation District; (4)

Orrin J. Henbœt.

State Soil Scientist; (2) Marvin

Lawson.

Adm. Bldg. on Project. Land Utilization Project; (6) Harry E.

Birkinsha.

Pordyce (Dallas) :

FHA_.,.-_ P. O. Box 412. (1) Ernest. L.

Richardson.

ses 301 Main St. Technical assistance to

Dallas Co. Soil Conservation District; (4) Ralph S. Stearns.

Forrest City (St. Francis) :

FHA._..- P. O. Box 110. (1) John F. Knox.

ses -- 305-311 North Washington. Supervision of work unit offices engaged

in technical assistance to districts;

(2) Homer G. Towns.

Technical assistance to South Crowley Ridge Soil Conservation District; (3) Howard T. Barnett.

Land Utilization Project; John T.

Hughes.

Fort Smith (Sebastian) :

FHA „- Court House, South 6th St. and

Rogers Ave.; (1) Judd M. Hudson,

ses.----- Co. Court House. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to districts; (2)

Buford J. Poe.

Technical assistance to Sebastian

County Soil Conservation District; (2) Artie J. Landers.

Hamburg (Ashley): ^,

FHA P. O. Box 151. (4) Thomas H.

Chambers.

Hampton (Calhoun) : ,„, T^

PHA.:. P. O. Box 627. (1) Thomas B.

Breckenridge,
128 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

ARKANSAS—Continued

Hampton (Calhoun) :

SCS..„._. 210 Main St. Technical assistance to

Calhoun Co. Soil Gonvervation

District; (2) Hodge B. Vineyard.

Harrisburg (Poinsett) s

FHA„..._ Lilly Bldg., E. Court St. (4) Cullen

D.Scifres.

Harrison (Boone) :

FHA_..__ P. O. Box 554. (1) Lendon E.

Chambers.

FS _. 30 P. O. Bldg. Hdqrs. Central

Ozarks Work Center; (6) Clement

Mesavage.

ses ^ 316 W. Stephenson. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to districts; (2)

Herbert K. Sager.

Technical assistance to Crooked

Creek Soil Conservation District;

(4) Henry C. Fettit.

Heber Springs (Cleburne) Î

FHÂ„..._ Court House. (2) John B. Harris.

SCS.„„., 211-3^ Main St. Technical assistance to East Central Arkansas

Soil Conversation District; (3)

John M. Moose, Jr.

Helena (Philips) :

FHA___. P. O. Box 173. (7) Earl W. Wüson.

SCS._.,__. Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Phillips Go. Soil Gonvervation District; (4) Judson E.

Terry.

Hope (Hempstead) :

FHA.„_, P. O. Box 458. (2) WUliam M.

Sparks.

SCS__._„. Co. Court House.

Supervision of work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to

districts; (2) Claude L. Price,

Technical assistance to Terre RougeBocaw Soil Conservation District;

(3) John Y. Keck.

Hot Springs (Garland) :

FHA __ Community Bank Bldg., 500 Ouachita Ave. (2) Melvin B. Bose.

Serves Garland and Montgomery

Coa.

FS. .____. „ Ouachita Nat. For., Supvr.'s

^ ^ Hdqrs.; (26) Mildord C. Howard.

ses.. _ 500-502 Ouachita, Technical assistance to Lake Hamilton Soil

Conservation District; (2) Dewey

S. Thomason.

Hnntsville (Madison) î

FHA .. P. O. Box 117. (1) George W.

Brown.

ses._._.._ Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Madison Co. Soil Conservation District; (2) Lloyd J.

White.

Jasper (Newton) :

FHA...„. P. O. Box 147. (1) Quenton S.

Dagenhart.

Jonesboro (Graighead) :

FHA„_„. P. O. Box 225, (1) Gaflfney A. Jimerson.

PMA, GR- 138 North Main St. Rice Insp.

Service. (1-2) W, D. Smith,

New Orleans.

SCS_ , 1123^ East Jackson Ave. Supervision of work unit offices engaged

in technical assistance to districts:

(2) Archie J, Troxell.

Technical assistance to Central

Crowley Ridge Soil Conservation

District; (5) William L. Wilhite.

Lake Vülage (Chicot) :

FHA...._. P, O. Box 668. (7) Ben C. Carter.

Lewisville (Lafayette) s

FHA„._. P. O. Box 67. (2) John Bagby.

ses . Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Terre Rouge-Bodcaw

Soil Conservation District; (3)

Paniel W. Penningtqn.

ARKANSAS—Continued

Little Rock (Fulask!) :

BAI_._„. 586 Waldon Bldg. Scabies, tick,

tuberculosis, and brucellosis eradi=

cation; (28) Allen W. Rice.

BAE„„.., 520 Waldon Bldg. Crop and Livestock Reports; (8-*3) Miles

FCIC__„. 1083^ W.'Third St. Accepts applications, supervises adjustment

of losses, reviews loss claims,

general responsibility for administration of crop insurance in the

State; (4) Callie S. Dupree.

FHA Court House, Spring and Markham

Sts. (5) John V. Ferguson.

Waldon Bldg., 7th & Main Sts.

Serves as Administrator's liaison

representative with State Directors in Arkansas, Tennessee,

Mississippi, Oklahoma, Louisiana,

Texas, New Mexico-Arizona. E,

B. Whitaker; (55) State DirectorArkansas. J. V. Highfill.

PMA 1083^ W. 3rd St., P. O. Box 2781.

State Chairman in charge of all

prod, and mkt. programs; (32)

John L. Wright, Chairman.

PMA, COT 317 West 5th St. Cotton quality

stat., cotton classifleation, cotton

mkt. news, and cottonseed inspection; (7-66) Waring A. Black,

Jr.

PMA, DAI 809 Center St. Market News Service on dairy and poultry prod.;

(If) J. W. Coddington; War

Memorial Building. Grading and

Insp. Ser^dce on dairy and poultry

prod.; (If) Paul W. Carlson.

PMA, FV. 309 Center St. Market News Service on fruits and vegetables.

(2) S. H. Sevier. Jr.

PMA, T&W Old P. O. Bldg. Enforcement of

U. S. Warehouse Act (cotton,

grain, and other prod.) (13) J.

SCS.;.„.. Old p. Ö. Office Bldg.

State Hdqrs.; (20) HoUis R. Williams.

Supervision of work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to

districts; (4) Elston S. Leonard.

Technical assistance to LonokePulaski Soil Conservation District;

(2) Grover C. Kincaid,

Technical supervision of conservation surveys program; William B,

Davey, Charles J. Finger, Jr.

SOL„^ :. _ ^ _ Waldon Bldg. Legal work in connection with activities of the Dept:

in region served by this office;

(21) Dan P. Chisholm.

Lonoke (Lonoke) :

FHA, P. O. Box 48. (6) Sherman Williams.

Magnolia (Columbia) :

FHA__... P.O. Box 69. (1) Henry B. Rice, Jr.

SCS_... Jefferson and Calhoun. Technical

assistance to Dorcheat Soir Conservation District; (4) Jam^ C.

Galbraith.

Malvern (Hot Spring) ;

FHA.„_.. P. O. Box 452. (2) Bruce L. Smith.

(Serves Hot Spring and Grant

Cos.).

ses.._..., Olive and West Second.

Supervision of work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to

districts; (3) Eugene N. Gatlin,

Technical assistance to Hot Spring

Co. Soil Conservation District;

(2) Clarence H. Eaton.

Marianna (Lee) :

FHA P. O, Box 311. (1) Woodrow

Cearley.

PISAE CottonBr. Expt.Sta. (coop.). Cotton breeding and genet, invest.

i*l) Carl A. Moppberg.
ARKANSAS 129

ARKANSAS—Continued

Martanna (Lee)—Continued

SCS.-„_. First National Bank Bldg.

Technical assistance to South Crowley Ridge District; (2) Thomas

L.Lloyd.

Land Utilization Project; (1) Norbourne W. Fisher.

Marion (Crittenden) :

FHA„_.__ P. O. Box 325. (5) Roy Norman

Clark,

Marshall (Searcy) î

FHA_ P. O. Box 296. (1) Norman B.

Powell.

SCS__-„__ Nome St. Technical assistance to

Buffalo Soil Conservation District; (2) Alvin E. Creed.

McGehee (Desha) :

FHA P. O. Box 79. (10) Richard H.

Holderby.

Melbourne (Izard) :

FHA_ _.. _ . Court House. (1) Denver E. Hulett.

Serves Izard and Stone Cos.

ses _- Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Strawberry River Soil

Conservation District; (3) Samuel

J, Gay.

Mena (Polk) :

FHA_..._. P. O. Box 309, (1) Raymond C.

Nash, Jr.

SCS_______ 613 Mena. Technical assistance to

Rich Mountain Soil Conservation

District; (3) Owen E. Allred.

Monticello (Drew) :

FHÁ__._.„ Court House. (4) Bennie M,

Collins.

SCS-_- 105 North Main. Technical assistance to Lower East Saline Soil

Conservation District; (4) William

T. Martin.

Morrílton (Conway) :

FHA_„.._ P. O.Box31. (4) Clib Beaty.

SCS_—____ 123 East Railroad Ave. Technical

assistance to Central Valleys Soil

Conservation District; (3) James

F. Irving, Jr.

Mount Ida (Montgomery) :

SCS_____-- George St. Technical assistance to

Crystal Mountain Soil Conservation District; (2) Edwin Lee

Austin.

Mountain View (Stone) î

SCS.___-._ Watts Bldg. Technical assistance to

Blue Mountain Soil Conservation

District; (2) Kipp B. Sullivan.

Murfreeeboro (Pike) :

SCS_- Court Square, Technical assistance

to Little Missouri Soil Conservation District; (1) Doy L. Zaehry.

Nashville (Howard) :

FHA....„. City Hall Bldg. (4) Wüliam M.

Reinhardt.

SCS__. EastHempsteadSt.

Supervision of work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to

districts; (2) J. Alton Daniel.

Technical assistance to Mine Creek.

Soil Conservation District; (2)

George P. Brown.

Newport (Jackson) :

FHA.._-_- Court House. (T) Ransom W.

Smith.

SCS_,-.._. 113 Hazel St. Technical assistance

to Moorefield Soil Conservation

District; (4) Lyle D, Bobeck.

Ozark (Franklin) î

FHA. P.O. Box 117. (1) William A. Clark.

SCS__---_^ Haberer Hotel. Technical assistance

to Franklin Co. Soil Conservation

District; (4) James O. Murphy.

ARKANSAS—-Continued

Paragould (Green) :

FHA. P. O. Box 480. (2) Travis P. Blue.

ses 115 West Main. Technical assistance to Greene Co.-Croley;

Ridge Soil Conservation District.

(3) Oran W. Burns.

Paris (Logan) :

FHA,_ Court House. (2) Buell E. Burns.

ses First National Bank Bldg. Technical assistance to Magazine Soil

Conservation District; (2) John

C. Crawford.

Perryville (Perry) :

FHA _. Van Dalsem Bldg. (1) Jeff High.

ses. Technical assistance to Perry Co,

Soil Conservation District; (2)

Charles A. Reeder.

Piggott (Clay) :

FHA_._.__ P. O. Box 88, (3) Iverson C. Cameron.

ses Main St. Technical assistance to

Clay Co. Soil Conservation District; (2) Ira Hartness,

Pine Bluff (Jefferson) :

FHA _- Merchants and Planters Bank Bldg,

(6) Robert E. McLelland.

Pocahontas (Randolph) :

FHA P. O. Box 27. (1) Murphy H.

Thompson.

ses 105 West Broadway. Technical

assistance to Tri-River Soil Conservation District; (5) Robert J.

Barnett.

Prescott (Nevada) : ^

FHA P. O, Box 443. (1) Newton N.

Daniel.

SeS--- Vine and Third. Technical assistance to Terre Rouge-Bodcaw Soil

Conservation District; (4) Hampton Burns.

Risen (Cleveland) : ' ,

FHA P. O. Box 338. (1) Earl T. Smith.

ses Co. Office Bldg. Technical assistance to West Saline Soil Conservation District; (2) Horace L.

Jennings.

Russellville (Pope) : ^ ^ ^^ . ^

FHA U.S. Forest Service Bldg. Mam and

Fargo Sts. (1) Albert D. Robins.

FS Ozark Nat. For., Supvr.*i Hdqrs.;

(20) Paul H. Gerrard.

SCS-_ - U. S. Forest Service Bldg.

Supervision of work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to

districts.

Technical assistance to Illinois

Bayou Soil Conservation District;

(2) Clark R. Reasoner.

Salem (Fulton) : ^_ ^ « ..,

FHA ._ P. O. Box 778, (2) Reece G. Smith,

ses Co. Court House Annex. Technical

assistance to Spring River Soil

Conservation District; (3) Milton

H. Summerour.

Searcy (White) : , , ^

FHA _- WatkinsBldg. (5) Ralph Loonce.

ses - 310 North Pine St. Technical assistance to East Central Arkansas

Soil Conservation District; (4)

Erby Blackburn.

Sheridan (Grant) : .. r„ , . , , ^

ses 108 North Oak St. Technical assistance to Grant Co. Soil Conservation District; (3) Austin A.

Ledbetter.

Star City (Lincoln) : ,^^ ^r , m ^^ FHA - P.O. Box 305. (5) Holman Trotter.

ses '--- North Drew St, Technical assistance to Lincoln Co. Soil Conservation District; (4) John E. Gsmmill.
130 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

ARKANSAS—Continued

Stuttgart (Arkansas) :

FHA„__._ P. O. Box 107. (1) Garland M.

Kersli. PISÁB_ „. _ Rice Breeding Expt. Sta., Stuttgart.

Rice prod, and breeding.

(1)C, RoyAdair.

PMA, GR_ 308 East Sixth St. Rice Inspection

Service; (1-3) W. D. Smith,

New Orleans.

Texarkana (Miller) :

FHA_.„__ Room 10, P. O. Building. (3) William H. GuUette.

ses Go. Court House. Technical assistance to Miller Co. Soil Conservation District; (1) Dee R.

Eoff.

Van Buren (Crawford) :

FHÁ_.____ Court House. (1) Jack Elzey.

PMA, PV. P. O. Box 326. Standardization and

Inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables. (1) J. C. Kiikley.

ses -_ 3rd and Webster. Technical assistance to Clear Creek Soil Conservation District; (3) Calvin W,

Bedell.

Waldron (Scott):

FHA„___ P. O. Box 116. (1) Curtis BI.

Lemons.

SCS_.._._, 110 Main St, Technical assistance

to Poteau River Soil Conservation District; (3) William J.

Simpson.

Walnut Ridge (Lawrence) :

FHA Less Building. (6) Lyle H. Rogers.

Warren (Bradley):

FHA_ Merchants and Planters Bank Bldg.

(l)Thurman D. Owens.

ses Hankins Bldg. Technical assistance

to L'Aigle Creek Soil Conservation District; (2) Ora F. Leonard,

Wynne (Cross) :

FHA_„_ Wynne Federal Savings and Loan

Assoc. Bldg. (1) Robert D.

Dillport.

ses ,.^ Co. Court House Annex. Technical

assistance to South Crowley Ridge

Soil Conservation District; (4)

Benjamin N. Home.

Yellvifle (Marion) :

FHA P. O. Box 917. (1) Ottis L. Peebles.

Serves Marion and Baxter Cos.

SCS„ _„ Technical assistance to Crooked

Creek Soil Conservation District;

(4) Ronald D. Sandstead.

CALIFORNIA

Albany (Alameda) :

Aie__...„_ Buchanan and Fillmore Sts. Western Reg. Res. Lab. Res to develop new and wider uses for agr.

commodities in the Western Reg.;

(342) Michael J.Copley, Pharmacol. Invest. Fundamental invest, on the pharmacol. of agr.

prod, relating to their composition, technol. and util, for food,

feed, and other uses; (14) Floyd

DeEds.

Enzymes Invest, of enzymes action

in agr, prod.; the significance and

application of such action to the

preservation »processing and quality betterment thereof; (13)

Arnold K. Balls.

EPQ„___ 1050 San Pablo Ave, University of

Calif. Rearing, colonization, and

field studies of insect enemies imported for biological control of

the Klamath weed; James K.

Holloway.

LIB... West. Reg. Res. Lab. Provides

library services to staff of Western

Reg. Res. Lab.; (2) Anne M.

Avakian,

CALIFORNIA—Continued

Alhambra (Los Angeles) :

EPQ_._._ 1208 East Main St. Investigations

of tomato, cabbage, onion, and

bean insects. (4) Roy E. Campbell.

Alturas (Modoc):

FS Modoc Nat. For., Supvrs.'s Hdqrs.;

(87) Charles M, Rector.

Anaheim (Orange) :

EPQ___.. P. O. Bldg., 113 W. Broadway.

P.O. Box 511. Insecticide-testing

lab. (2-*2) Gilbert T. Bottger.

Arcadia (Los Angeles) t '

FS_-__„--._ Arcadia Equipment Service Depot.

D. W, McFarland.

Bakersfleld (Kern) :

PMA, COT 430-27th St. Western Area Office

directing the activities of all local

field offices under area jurisdiction

engaged in cotton quality stat,,

cotton classification, and cotton

mkt. news; (6-9) %Villiam B.

Lanham.

430-27th St. Cotton quality stat.,

cotton classification, and cotton

mkt. news; (8-39) Alfred M.

Smith.

SCS.._ .„ Kern Co. Fairgrounds (P. O. Box

513). Water spreading and underground storage; (2) A. T. Mitchelson.

1417 18th St., Progressive Bldg.

Superv. of Work Unit Hdqrs.

engaged in tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dist.; (2) Floyd O,

Tumelson.

Beaumont (Biversíde) :

SCS„_. .__ S04 W. 5th St. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (3) Charles

P. Gerhart.

Berkeley (Alameda):

BAI___„___ 2503 San Pablo Ave. Virus-serum

control; (l-*7) G. P. Rebold.

BAE_. 224 Mercantile Bldg. Research in

public grazing land tenure in the

Western States; Melvin L. Upchurch.

Bureau of Agr. Econ., 224 Mercantile Bldg. Behavior of prices and

margins at the various stages of

marketing fresh fruits and vegetables within California. Efficiency of marketing selected

California fruits and vegetables.

Grower to consumer margins on

selected fruits and vegetables sold

in Denver; (l-*8) Wendell Cal=

houn,

224 Mercantile Bldg. Conducts

research on farm management and

costs; (1) Warren R. Bailey.

B and h^^^^„ Area VI, Agricultural Equipment

Committee, E and PQ, 2288

Fulton St. Aiding utilization and

disposal of surplus supplies and

equipment; (1) Warren V. Benedict, Chairman.

EPQ._ ,. „ 2288 Fulton St. Field direction and

general supervision of the white

pine blister rust control activities

in the Pacific coast region- (30)

Warren V. Benedict.

Room 4, Forestry Bldg., University

of California. Laboratory and

field tests of chemical and mechanical measures for control of white

pine blister rust; (5) Harold R.

Offord,

Room 29, Forestry Bldg., University

of California. Investigations of

forest insects; surveys, and technical supervision of insect control

projects in California; (9) Frederick P. Keen,
CALIFORNIA 131

CALIFORNIA—Contînued

Berkeley (Alameda)—Continued

FCA_..-— 2180 Milvia St. Hdqrs. for Dist. 11

serving Ariz., Calif., Nev., Utah,

and Hawaii, Long-term farm

mortgage loans, Federal Land

Bank (105) Walter C. Daen.

Loans to short-term financing

institutions, Fed. Intermediate

Credit Bank; (22) Chas. W.

Hudner. Organization, partial

capitalization and supervision of

prod, credit associations making

short-term prod, loans, Prod.

Credit Corp.; (13) W. F. Mixon,

Jr. Loans to farmers'eoop., Bank

for Cooperatives; (18) L. A.

Crawford. Gen. Agt. coordinating functions common to the four

district institutions; (21) Richard

W. Young. Rev. the appraisal of

farms for mortgage loans; (2)

Raymond E. Nebelung. Custody

of the dist. institutions' collateral;

(1) Reed S. Gardner. Examining

of aect. of organizations supervised by FCA; (2) Boyd C.

Edelin.

FCIC--— 2288 Fulton St. Accepts applications, supervises adjustment of

losses, reviews loss claims, general

responsibüity for administration

of crop insurance in the State;

(2) Wesley Sehlotzhauer.

FS_.____..- Forestry Building, Univ. of Calif.

(mail address: P. O. Box 245.

Berkeley) Calif. For. and Range

Expt. Sta. (in cooperation with

Univ. of California) For. mgmt.

research, range research, for.

econ. research, for influences research, flood control surveys, for.

utilization service, for. fire research, for. genetics research;

(112) Stephen N. Wyekoff.

PISAE_... 2168 Shattuck Ave. Hdqrs. Far

Western States, Soil Survey,

Correlation, (10) Ray C. Roberts.

PMA_ P. O. Box 247, 2288 Fulton Street,

State Chairman in charge of all

prod, and mkt programs. (33)

E. H. Spoor, Chairman,

PMA, FV_ Box 773. Marketing field officefruits and vegetable production

and marketing activities; (5)

R. M.Walker.

ses P. O. Bldg. State Office. Superv.

of Work Group Hdqrs.; (10) John

S. Barnes, State Soil Sclent.;

Leonard R. Wohletz; Ralph E.

Nelson.

222 P. O. Bldg. (P. O. Box 180).

Invest, of irrig, practices and laws

relating to irrig, water; (6) A. T.

Mitchelson.

Bieber (Lassen) :

SCS—„_.. Bank of America Bldg. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

Roche D. Bush.

Biggs (Butte) :

PISAE._-_ Biggs Rice Field Station, Biggs.

Rice prod, and breeding. (1)

Arthur H.Williams.

Bishop (Inyo) :

FS___-___> Inyo Nat. For., Supvra.'s Hdqrs.;

(18) Neal M. Rahm,

BIythe (Riversidele):

FHA P. O. Box 543. (1) Charles F.

Hamman.

Brawley (Imperial) :

PISAE..-. U. S. D. A. Southwest Irrigation

Fid. Sta., P. O. Box 1339, Brawley. Seed flax prod, and breeding.

(1) Verne E. Comstock.

Southwestern Irrig. Field Sta. Soil

mgt. under irrig. (2-*!) E. G.

Noble.

CALIFORNIA—Continued

Calexico (Imperial) :

EPQ Room 203, U. S. Border Station.

Enforcement of foreign plant

quarantines; (1) Orlo A. Pratt.

Calistoga (Napa) :

SCS-_ Fair Ground. Tech, assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; Albert J.

McDowell.

Camarillo (Ventura) :

ses. P. O. Box 561. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (1) Robert M.

Rust.

Carpintería (Santa Barbara) :

SCS._ Veterans Memorial Bldg. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

Richard H. Mors.

Chico (Butte) :

EPQ 336 Broadway. Eradication of Hall

Scale; (18) Edwin H. Fosen.

PISAE U. S. D. A. Plant Introd. Garden.

Prop. and testing of rare and

valuable seeds and plants introduced from foreign and domestic

sources. (9) Lloyd E. Joley.

Corning (Tehama) :

ses 1120M Solano St., Masonic Bldg.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (4) John W. Berg.

Davis (Yolo) :

EPQ Room 244, Animal Science Bldg.,

Agricultural College. Studies in

pollination and Pacific Coast

methods of beekeeping; (2) George

H.Vansell.

PISAE Univ. Farm. Barley, wheat, and

oat prod, and breeding. (1) Coit

A. Suneson.

Univ. of Calif. Onion breeding invest., (0) Glen N. Davis, Coilab.

Dept. of Agr. Engin., Univ. of

Calif,, Environmental requirements of live stock; (2) Clarence

F. Kelly.

Unif. of Calif. Vernon L. Hall,

Asst, PL Physiol., (cotton defoliation invest.),

Descanso (San Diego) :

ses Barracks at Descanso Ranger Station., Pine Valley California.

Tech, assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; Frank J. Hoyt.

El Cajon (San Diego) :

ses 221 N. Magnolia. Tech. assistance

to soil conserv. dists.; (3) Dwight

K, Ellison.

El Centro (Imperial—for Disaster Loans only);

FHA El Centro, California. (3) Willie H.

Scooter. (Temporary office for

Disaster Loans),

PISAE Imperial Valley Fid. Sta. Seed flax

breeding. (*1) L. Gordon Goar.

Eisinore (Riverside) :

SCS 119-123 Sulphur St. Tech. assistance to soil conserv. dists.; Robert

W. Palmer.

Escondido (San Diego) :

ses 440 N. Broadway. Superv. of Work

Unit Hdqrs, engaged in tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

(4) Clarence C. Sikes. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

(4) J. Lee Woolsey.

Etna (Siskiyou) :

SCS_..„_._ Highway—2 miles north of Etna,

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (1) Kenneth Croeni.

Eureka (Humboldt) :

FS Six Rivers Nat. For., Supvrs.'s

Hdqrs.; (24) W. F. Fischer.

Fall Brook (San Diego) :

ses Corner Oliver Hill Rd and Hwy,

396 2K miles south of Fall Brook

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (4) Clarence P. Tedford.
132 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

CALIFORNIA—Continued

Faîrfleld (Solano) :

FHA_. P. Q. Box 661. (1) Leif E. Wahlberg. Serves Solano, Contra

Costa, Napa, and Yolo Cos.

Fontana (San Bernardino) :

BÂI_._.._- Rabbit Experiment Station. Fur

Animal husbandry and disease

investigations; (8) George S,

Templeton.

Fresno (Fresno):

EPQ..^--- 712 Elizabeth St. Biology and control of dried-fruit insects; (1)

Perez Simmons.

FHA. _... 301 U, S. P. O. Bldg. (2) Paul

Jackson. PISÁE__._ U. S. D. A. Hort. Fid. Sta. Grape

prod, invest., (2) Elmer Snyder.

Invest, of methods of handling,

transp., and storage of grapes,

dried fruits, fresh deciduous fruits,

and vegetables, (3) A. Lloyd

Kyall. Deciduous fruit breeding,

(1) Lester A. Thompson.

PMA, DAl 2305 Los Angeles St. Market News

Service on dairy and poultry

prod.; (It) D. A. Lockhart.

PMA, FV_ 1630 LaSalle Ave. Standardization

and Inspection of processed fruits

and vegetables; (3) D. Raymond

Russell. Market News Service on

fruits and vegetables; (1) C. B.

Miller, P. O. Box 1942.

FuUerton (Orange) :

ses City Hall Bldg. Tech. assistance to

sou conserv. dists.; (1) Edmund

J, Kotlar.

Glendora (Los Angeles) :

FS - San Dimas Experimental Forest,

Calif. For. and Range Expt. Sta.

For, influences research; (16) J.

Donald Sinclair.

Goleta (Santa Barbara) :

ses . Bldg. 256, Santa Barbara Municipal

Airport. Tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (1) Chester B.

Trimble.

Grass Valley (Nevada) :

ses 255 South Auburn St., Veterans

Memorial Bldg. Tech, Assistance

to soil conserv. dists.; (2) Harry

H. Hyatt.

HalfMoon Bay (San Mateo) Î

SCS.„_^. P. O. Box 534. Main St. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv, dists.;

(2) Emery W. Kensler.

Hanford (Kings) :

FHA . Room 22 Anglo Bank Bldg.. 202 N.

Irwin St. (1) Myron C. Frane,

Hemet (Riverside) :

SCS__ 100 S. Palm Ave., Hemet Fair

Grounds. Tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (1) Frank L.

Brooks, Jr.

H ollister (San Benito) :

SCS._.,„- 620 San Bentio St., Grangers Union

Bldg, Tech, assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (2) Robert N.

Ross.

Imperial (Imperial) :

ses 100 N. Imperial Ave. Superv, of

Work Unit Hdqrs. engaged in

tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; Allen C. Bowen. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv, dists.;

(1) Everett F. Warnes.

(P. O. Box 158). Irrig, and drain.;

(2) George B. Bradshaw.

PISAE U. S. D. A. Date Garden. Date

prod, and breeding invest.; citrus,

avocado, fig, and other subtropical

fruit crop prod,, (7) Joe R. Furr.

La Jolla (San Diego) :

PISAE„._ U. S.D. A. Hort. Fid. Sta. Lettuce

and muskmelon disease invest.,

(4) Thomaa W. Whitaker,

CALIFORNIA—Continued

Lakeport (Lake) :

SCS= Main St., P. O. Box 427. Tech,

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

(7) Sheldon A, Bell.

Lancaster (Los Angeles) Í

SCS_____.- Basement P. O. Bldg. Tech. assistance to soil conserv. dists,;

(5) Chester A. Coover.

Livermore (Alameda) :

SCS.__ Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (1) Weston D. McNutt.

Lompoc (Santa Barbara) :

ses. H. St. and Ocean Ave., Security

Bank Bldg. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists,; (3) Clarence

P. Blakeboro. Santz Ynez Flood

Control Project.; Gaelord F,

Nisle.

Los Angeles (Los Angeles) :

BAI__=.-__ 1525 U. S. P. O. and Court House.

Meat Inspection; animal foods inspection; public stockyards inspection; (37) F. O. Kieldsen.

912 Mirror Bldg, Import-export

inspection and quarantine; (1)

vacant.

FS_ . = = Angeles Nat. For., Supvrs.'s Hdqrs.;

(105) Wm. V. Mendenhall.

PMA, DAI 298 Wholesale Terminal Bldg. Market News Service on dairy and

poidtry prod.; (2) R. P. Brueckner. Grading and Insp. Service on

dairy and poultry prod.; (5)

A.G.Abell.

PMA, FV_ Wholesale Terminal Bldg. Market

news service on fruits and vegetables. (2) A. E. Prugh. Marketing field office-fruits and vegetable

production and marketing activities; (2) Michael T. Coogan» 1206

Santee St. Standardization and

inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables, (4) W. J.Bertush, Wholesale Terminal Bldg. Standardization and inspection of processed

fruits and vegetables; (9) P. S.

Stone, Bendix Bldg. Perishable,

agricultural commodities act and

produce agency act; (3) H. M.

Branch, 294 Wholesale Terminal

Bldg,

PMA, GR. 1534 P. O. Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; bean and pea insp,

serv.; hay insp. serv.; misc. comm.

insp. serv.; rice insp. serv.; (5) W^.

E. F. Schutz, 304 Wholesale

Term. Bldg. Market News Service on grain, hay and feed; (1-1)

T. J. Cameron.

PMA, LIV 212 Livestock Exchange Bldg. Ad=

ministration of Packers and Stockyards Act; (2) F, J. Hanlon.

Mkt. News Service on livestock; (4)

F, O, Kingsbury.

Meat Grading Service; (15) J, R.

Maize. Investigations pertaining

to Insecticide Act; (1) P. N.

Chisholm.

SCS___._ 1509 P. O. and Court House Bldg.

Studies of use of irrig, water and

drain, of irrigated lands; (4)

Harry F. Blaney.

SOL,. _... W. M. Garland Bldg. Legal work in

connection with activities of the

Dept. in region served by thia

office; (2) John S. Griffin.

Los Banos (Merced) :

ses..-_--. 830 Sixth St.. Miller and Lux Bldg.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists,; (3) Leonard R.Leoni.

Lower Lake (Lake) :

SCS_____. p. O. Box 108, Main St. Tech. as

sistance to soil conserv, dists,; (2)

Homer W. Marion,
CALIFORNIA 133

GALIFORNIA=-Continiied

Loyalton (Sierra) :

ses „_.„__ Hotel Loyalton. Tech. assistance to

soil congerV. dists.; Rollo R.

Larsen,

Macdoel (Siskiyou) :

SOS p. O. Box 36. Butte Valley L. U.

Project; Harry Gillis.

Merced (Merced) :

FHÂ_.__ P. O. Box 1191. (1) Eugene E.

Shirley. Serves Merced, Madera,

and Mariposa Cos.

Middletown (Lake) :

SCS.- = ._- Caiistoga and Young Sts., S. F.

Baker Bldg. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; Lester W,

BuUard.

Modesto (Stanislaus) :

EPQ.__.._ 1449 Sunrise Ave, Research on insects attacking dried beans and

peas in storage; (1) Howard D,

Nelson,

rHA_.___ Room201, 1317ISt. (1) Harley A.

Stewart.

Morgan Hill (Santa Clara) :

SCS_„„_,_ 5th and Monterey Rd. Tech. assistance to soil conserv. dists.; (3)

Eugene L. Thomas.

Moorpark (Ventura) :

ses ^ - - - Los Angeles Ave. Tech. assistance

to soil conserv. dists.; (2) Cornelius

G. Ullman.

Mt. Shasta (Siskiyou) :

PS _»_ Shasta Nat. For,, Supvrs.'s Hdqrs.;

(64) Robert E. Jones.

Napa (Napa) :

SCS__„._- 742 Randolph. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (4) Oscar B.

Jacobs.

Nevada City (Nevada) :

FS-_ -^ Tahoe Nat. For., Supvrs.'s Hdqrs.;

(44) Guerdon Ellis.

Newcastle (Placer) :

SCS_ - _ . - - American Fruit Growers Bldg. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists,;

(9) Wayne D. Jackson.

Newhall (I*os Angeles) :

SCS_-._>- Soledad Township Court House.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; Vincent W. Shally.

North Fork (Madera) :

FS._______ Sierra Nat. For., Supvrs.'s Hdqrs.;

(45) Byron B.Beattie.

Oakland (Alameda) :

PMA, FV_ 149 Franklin St. Standardization

and inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (1) S. H. Fountain.

O'Neals (Madera) :

FS.,.. San Joaquin Experimental Range,

Calif. For. and Range Expt. Sta.

Range research; (2) Fred D.

Douthitt.

Ontario (San Bernardino) :

SCS_„_-_- A. St. and Laurel, P. O. Bldg.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv,

dists.; (1) John O, De^n,

Oroville (Butte) :

FHA.__._. Room 1, Jones Bldg., 1378 Meyers

St. (1) Oscar W. Dennis.

Pala (San Diego) :

SCS-__-_- 6 miles S. E. of Pala on Pala-Rincon

Highway. Tech, assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; Vern D. Eakin.

Pasadena (Los Angeles) :

AIC-_--__ 263 South Chester Ave., Fruit and

Vegetable Products Investigations. Res. on problems of preservation and processing of fruit and

vegetables in the Southern California and Arizona area of the

United States; (17) Elmer A

Beavens,

PISAE Calif. Inst. of Technol. Corn cytol.

histol., and morphol. (Ij Albert

E. Longley. Corn breeding for

sect and disease resistance, (*1)

Earnest G. Anderson.

CALIFORNIA—Continued

Placerville (El Dorado) :

FS Institute of Forest Genetics, Calif.

For. and Range Expt. Sta. For,

genetics research (6) William C.

Gumming.

Eldorado Nat. For., Supvrs's

Hdqrs.; (42) Edwin F. Smith.

SCS_ „ _.. Market St. and Highway 50. Superv.

of Work Unit Hdqrs. engaged in

tech, assistance to soil conserv,

dists.; (2) Howard M. Lumsden,

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (3) Arthur G. Cams,

Pleasanton (Alameda) :

SCS _ _ - Nursery Farm. Aprox. 1H nailes

West of Pleasanton on Rose Ave.

Collection, development, and

prop, of erosion-resisting plants;

(5) Harold W. Miller.

Pomona (Los Angeles) :

PISAE U. S. D. A. Hort. Lab., Fed. Bldg.

Invest, of methods of handling

trans., and storage of citrus and

other subtropical fruits and vegetables, (3) Edward M. Harvey.

Storage invest, of dates, G.

Leonard Rygg.

SCS„„___ P.O. Bldg. (P. O. Box 629). Study

of use of irrig, water and rate of

evaporation; (3) Dean C. Muckel,

Porterville, (Tul are) :

FS___ Sequoia Ñat. For., Supvrs.'s Hdqrs,;

(34) Paul W. Statham.

Quincy (Plumas) î

FS_ _. Feather River Branch, Calif. For.

and Range Expt. Sta. For. mgmt.

research; (2) Harry A. Powells.

Plumas Nat. For., Supvrs.'s Hdqrs.;

(54) Wm, A. Peterson.

Ramona (San Diego) :

SCS____-_ 675 Main St., Canon Bldg, Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists,;

Lee O. Hunt.

Red Bluff (Tehama) :

FHA_..__. 2Ö1P.0. Bldg., Walnut St. (3) Co.

Supervisor. Serves Tehama,

Shasta, and Trinity Cos.

SCS 314 Walnut St., Anglo Bank Bldg.

Superv. of Work Unit Hdqrs.

engaged in tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (2) Fred A.

Haughton, Jr.

Redding (Shasta) :

FS ._ Redding Equipment Service Depot.

J. D. Porter.

Riverside (Riverside) :

EPQ...___ Room 200, Federal Bldg. Peach

mosaic control and eradication

activities in the western area; (2)

Clinton H. Rothe.

P. O. Bldg. Studies of possible insect vectors of peach mosaic and

other virus disease of stone fruits,

supervision of R and M project on

insect vectors of Western X, little

cherry and other stone fruit viruses; (1) Laurence S, Jones.

FHA Rm. 10 Virginia Block Bldg., 3614

9th St. (3) Howard L. Scoville.

Serves Riverside and San Bernardino Cos.

PISAE U. S. Regional Salinity and RubidouxLabs. Relation of salinity of

irrig, water and soil conditions to

plant growth and related factors

involved in a permanently sucessful irrig, agr. (35-n) Herman E.

Hayward. Ü. S. Regional Salinity and Rubidoux Labs., Soil Survey, Correlation, (3) William G. Harper,

U. S. Sugar PL Lab., Girls' High

School Bldg. 3949 Lime St. In

charge curly top proj. (8) Euba,nks

Carsner.
134 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

CALIFORNIA-Continued

Riverside (Riverside)—Continued

PISAE_.._ U. S. Fiber Crops Lab. Leaf and

stem fiber invest. (1) John M.

Webber.

Citrus Expt. Sta. (State), Virus

Diseases of deciduous tree fruits,

(1) Lloyd C. Cochran.

ses Orange and 9th St., Virginia Bldg.

Superv. of Work Unit Hdgra.

engaged in teeh, assistance to soil

eonserv. dists.; (2) Arthur L.

Darsey.

Citrus Expt. Sta. Studies of crop

rotations, cover crops and water

eonserv. on steep lands in southern

Calif.; (1-*1) Maurice Donnelly.

Sacramento (Sacramento) :

BÄI__..,„ 218 Federal Bldg. Scabies, dourine,

tick, tuberculosis and brucellosis

eradication; (24) W. McDonald.

BAE State Office Bldg. #1. Crop and

Livestock Reports; (lO-n)G. A.

Scott.

EPQ-, - _ -, Federal Bldg. State Hdqrs. for grasshopper control activities; (1) Sam

S. Smith,

Room 476, Federal Bldg. P. O. Box

1857. Studies of pea aphid control in alfalfa; (2) Willis H. Noble,

FHA_,__„_ Chamber of Commerce Bldg., 917

7th St. (3) Archie H. Blanchard.

(Serves Sacramento, Amador, El

Dorado, Nevada, and Placer Cos)

PISAE=„. Fed. Bldg, Almond prod, and breeding, (2) Milo N. Wood. PMÂ, DAI P. O. Box 887. Dressed poultry

insp.; (2) Robert B. Mericle, PMÂ, FV_ Standardization and Inspection of

fresh fruits and vegetables: (1) W

F. Allewelt, Mull Bldg. Plaza

Bldg. Marketing field officefruits and vegetable production

and marketing activities; (2)

James H. Bryce,

PMA, GR„ 10 State Office Bldg. No. 1. Enforcement Fed. Seed Act; (2-1) W. D.

Hay.

SCS--,_-_ 4th and J Sts., California Fruit

Bldg. Superv. of Work Unit

Hdqrs. engaged in tech. assistance to soil eonserv. dists.; (3)

Austin D, Warnken.

Halinas (Monterey) :

AIC„„ P. O, Box 1609. Natural Rubber

Extraction and Proceding Invest.

Invest, on the extraction and

processing of rubber from rubberbearing plants grown in the continental U. S.; (15) Irvin C.

Feustel.

PJS\E.._ Rubber Res. Fid. Sta. Sugar teat

curly top investigations. (1) Joha

S. McFarlane.

IJ. S. Natural Rubber Res. Sta.,

1636 E. Alisal St. Breeding invest

on guayule and other rubber-bearing pis., (17-*2) Hewitt M,

Tysdal.

SCR__._ Bur. of PISAE, Bldg, 300. U. S.

Rubber Research Station, 1636 E.

Alisae St,

San Bernardino (San Bernardino) :

FS,-.. San Bernardino Nat. For., Supvrs.'s

Hdqrs; (48) Norman J. Farrell.

Han Diego (San Diego) :

BAI_ 217 U. S. Customs and Court House.

Meat inspection; import-export inspection and quarantine; (7) J. E,

Dvvyer.

EPQ_„,._ 7020 Akins St. Conducting surveys

for citrus black fly in Baja, California district. Republic of Mexico; Roy C, Page.

CALIFORNIA—Continued

San Diego (San Diego)—Continued

FHA . 302 U. S. Customs and Court House

Bldg. 325 West F St. (3) Leonard

D. Webster. Serves San Diego

and Imperial Cos,

FS-_,.-_-_ Cleveland Nat. For., Supvrs.'s

Hdqrs.; (46) H. K. Pyles.

PMA, FV_ Navy Provisions Pier, foot of "E"

St. Standardization and Inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables;

(1) W. E. Phillips.

San Fernando (Los Angeles) :

ses. _-._ 2033 4th St, Superv. of Work Unit

Hdqrs. engaged in tech, assistance

to soil eonserv. dists.; (4). Tech,

assistance to soil eonserv. dists.;

(3) Charles P. Bond. Flood Contr.

Opers. Pro].; (3) Charles W.

Thomas. Flood Contr. Proj.;

(10) Gilbert H. Gerling. Collection, development, and prop, of

erosion-resisting plants; (7) Lowell

A.Mullen, Soil Conserv. Survey

Superv,; Fred C. Eggers.

San Francisco (San Francisco) i

BAI__...-= 1505 U. S. Appraisers Bldg., 630

Sansome St, Meat inspection;

animal foods inspection; importexport inspection and quarantine;

(77) A. J. Wahn,

1511 U. S. Appraisers Bldg., 680

Sansome St, Meat inspection

laboratory; (2) W. C, Owens.

EPQ_.-.-. Room 24, Agriculture Bldg. Supervision of the enforcement of foreign

plant quarantines in California

and Hawaii area; (48) Charles E.

Cooley.

PHA„___, 16 Beale St. (24) State DirectorCalifornia, Nevada, and Hawaii,

R. W. Hollenberg.

FS___._-- 630 Sansome St., Hdqrs. Calif, Region (Calif, and S. W. Nevada);

(197) P. A. Thompson.

LIB__..._ 626 Appraisers Bldg., 630 Sanssome

St. Provides library services to

Department workers in Alaska,

California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington, (2) Signe

Ruh Ottersen.

PISÀE__-- Por. Path. Lab,, Appraisers Bldg.

630 Sansome St, Invest, of diseases of for. and shade trees and

for, prod,; (2) Willis W. Wagener.

P MA _ „ -. - 335 Fell St, Loan, price support,

purchase, sale, diversion and related programs; (147) Roland F.

Ballou.

30 Van Nesa Ave. Personnel activities

in Western Area; (15) Marvin M.

Smith.

Administrative Services activities

in Western area; (21) Eugene D,

Moran.

P MA, AUD 80 Van Ness Ave. Audit Activities

San Francisco Office of Audit;

(23) William R. Quigley.

PMA, C&I 30 Van Ness Ave, Investigate and

aid in prosecution of fraud and

violations in PMA programs.

(17) Lynn E. Eldredge.

PxMA,DAI Room 737 U.S. Appraisers' Stores

Bldg. Market News Service on

dairy and poultry prod.; (6) P. H.

McCampbell.

Rm. 705 U. S. Appraisers' Stores

Bldg. Grading and inspection

service on dairy and poultry

prod.; (12-2) C, L. Reiser.
CALIFORNIA 135

CALIFORNIA—Continued

San Francisco (San Francisco)—Continued

PMA, 30 Van Ness Ave. Is responsible for

PDPB, administration of School Lunch,

Direct Distribution, Community

Food Preservation, Distributive

Trades and Abundant Foods

Marketing Programs in the States

of the Area under policies and

procedures established by the

Washington office; (21) G. Chester

Freeman.

PMA, PV XJ. S. Appraisers Bldg. Market

News Service on fruits and vegetables; (1) A. M. McDowell.

Standardization and Inspection

of fresh fruits and vegetables;

(11) D. C. Beeler, R. C, Lindstrom. 223 Old Mint Bldg.

Standardization and Inspection of

processed fruits and vegetables;

(22) C. H. Beasley, K, C. Kimball, R. O. McHenry.

PMA, GR- 749 New Appraisers Bldg. Admin.

Grain Standards Act; bean and

pea insp. serv.; hay insp. serv.;

misc. comm. insp. serv.; rice

insp. serv.; (6) C. A. Waalen.

731 New Appraisers Bldg. Market

News Serv. on grain, hay, and

feed; (1) F. L. Lyons.

FMA, INF 333 Fell St, Provides information

regarding PMA activities and

progress, and issues daily and

Weekly market news summaries to

the public and to producer and

trade groups primarily through

press and radio; (T) J- Stanley

Livingstone,

PMA.LIV Room 560 Federal Office Bldg.

Chem. Labs,, pertaining to Insecticide Act; (5) H. Bois.

Room 717 Appr. Bldg. 650 Sansome

St. Meat Grading Service; (19)

Stanley Marrs. Mkt. News

Service on livestock and meats;

(5) James Hartnell.

SOL.„„-.- Federal Office Bldg. Legal work in

connection with activities of the

Dept. in region served by this

office; (10) Jesse R. Farr.

San Jose (Santa Clara) :

FHA„._= Room 101 Victory Bldg., 45 North

First St. (2) Clarence H. Davis.

Serves Santa Clara, Monterey, San

Francisco, San Mateo, San Benito, Alameda, and Santa Cruz

Cos.

PMA, FV- 62 Locust St,

Standardization and inspection of

processed fruits and vegetables;

(13) H. J. Richard.

SCS..___. 19 N. Second St., Realty Bldg.

Superv. of Work Unit Hdqrs. engaged in tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (5) William G.

Scott. Tech, asistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (2) Glen Eiston

Brown.

San Leandro :

FHA.._... First National Bank Bldg., 1155 E.

14th St. Responsible for audit

and investigation functions in

Western States, Alaska and

Hawaii. (5) Philip H. Bagley.

San Marcos (San Diego) î

SCS_- Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; Harry I. Irvin.

San Pedro (Los Angeles) : „" . ,

PMA, FV. Fleet Stores Landing, U. S. Naval

Station. Standardization and Inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables; (1) P.T.Baden.

CALIFORNIA—Continued

Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara) :

FS ___ Los Padres Nat. For,, Supvrs.'s

Hdqrs.; (60) L. A. Riekel, Jr.

SCS„-„.- 735 State St., Balboa Bldg. Superv.

of Work Unit Hdqrs. engaged in

tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists,; (4) Nelson Rutherford.

Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz) :

ses --- Tech. assistance to soil conserv

dists.; Jefferson A. Maddox.

Santa Rosa (Sonoma) :

FHA._._- Lemmon Bldg., 533 Fifth St. (iäj

Traver W. Goethe,

Serves Sonoma, Lake, Marin, Mendoeino, Del Norte, and Humboldt

Cos.

ses 535 5th St., Veterans Admin. Bldg.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (5) Merle R. Gross. Soil

Conserv. Survey Superv.; George

K, Gibbs.

San Ysidro (San Diego) :

EPQ Room 229, Federal Bldg. Enforcement of foreign plant quarantines;

(2) Francis E. Swan.

Sebastopol (Sonoma) :

SCS_. . 218 S. Main St. Superv. of Work

Unit Hdqrs. engaged in tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

(3) Harry W. Sheldon. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

(1) Warren W. Wood.

Shafter (Kern) :

PISAE U. S.D. A, Cotton Fid. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton impr, invest. (7) George

J.Harrison.

U. S. D. A. Cotton Field Sta.

Castor bean invest., (—) Leroy

H. Zimmerman.

U. S. D. A. Cotton Fid. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton defoliation invest, (1)

VernonL.Hall.

U. S. D. A. Cotton Field Station,

Rt, 1—Box 17. Cotton production and harvesting machinery

Kenneth O. Smith.

Soledad (Monterey) %

ses 5th and Main Sts., Old P. O. Office

Bldg, Tech, assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (5) Robert D.

Flannery. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; Merrill H.

Willson.

Sonoma (Sonoma) :

ses p. O. Box 417, Poppe Bldg. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

(1) Hilton D. Taylor.

Sonora (Tuolumne) :

FS _--.- Stanislaus Branch, Calif. For. and

Range Expt. Sta. For, mgmt.

research; (1) Charles R, Horsley,

Stanislaus Nat. For., Supvrs/s

Hdqrs.; (43) A. F. Miller.

South Pasadena (Los Angeles) :

FHA 903 Fair Oaks Ave, (2) David

Freistadt.

Stanford University (Santa Clara) :

PISAE-_,_ Stanford University, Breeding invest, on guayxde; (1) Ira L.

Wiggins.

Stockton (San Joaquín) :

FHA , Lozier Bldg., 818 East Weber St,

(1) Ralph R. Reuber.

Serves San Joaquín and Calaveras

Cos. _

FS -- Stockton Equipment Service Depot.

G. L. Bouck.

PMA, FV_ 1281 North Ophir St. Standardization and Inspection of processed

fruits and vegetables; (3) E. O.

Miller.

PMA. LIV Scale Office Bldg., McKinley Ave.,

and U. S. Highway 60. Market

News Service on livestock; (2)

Carroll Wells,
136 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

CALIFORNIA—Continued

SuganviUe (Lassen) Î

PS_._._.__ Blacks Mountain Branch, Calif.

For. and Range Expt. Sta.

Forest mgrnt. research; (o) Wm.

E. Hallin; Range research.

Lassen Nat. For., Supvrs.'s Hdqrs.;

(43) A. W. Greeley.

Tehachapi (Kern) :

SCS._.__. 113 East "W" St. Tech. assistance

to soil conserv. dists.; (2) Anthony

R. Belmonte.

Vallejo (Solano) :

PMA, PV_ 22 Braneiforte St. Standardization

and Inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (1) R. N. Balster.

Ventura (Ventura) :

EPQ__._._ Mound Ave. on Palomares Tract,

M niile east of Five Points (no

street number). Investigations of

wire-worms; (2) Marshall W.

Stone.

Visalia (Tillare) :

PHA.___. Professional Bldg., 129 E. Center

St. (3) H. Clinton Smith.

Walnut Creek (Contra Costa) :

ses _ Putman and Bonanza Sts. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

(4) Jack A. Stevens.

Watsonville (Santa Cruz):

SCS,._ __ 318 Union St., P. O. Bldg. Superv.

of Work Unit Hdqrs. engaged in

teeh. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (2) Clyde M. Seibert.

Teeh. assistance to soil consrv.

dists.; (3) Donald C. Seaton,

Tech, assistance to soil conserv,

„, dists.; (3) Jack K. Hering.

Weaverville (Trinity) :

FS...___,_ Trinity Nat. For., Supvrs.'s Hdqrs.;

(31) Rosweil Leavitt.

Whittier (Los Angeles) :

EPQ_ ^_ 724 Eariham Drive. Investigations

of California red scale, and other

insects affecting citrus; (5) Albert

; W. Cressman.

Willitis (Mendocino) :

SCS_„___ 262So. Main St., Kelly Bldg. Tech,

assistance to soil conserv. dists,;

(3) Evans M. Jones.

Willows (Glenn) :

FHA._„_._ Barceloux Bldg., 112 So. Butte St.

„^ (1) William H. Forsythe.

tb Mendocino Nat. For., Supvrs.'s

,; , ,„, . Hdqrs.; (34) James G. Kaiser.

Yreka (Siskiyou) :

PHÁ_._.__ P. O. Box 885. (1) Harold K, Lange

_,^ Serves Siskiyou and Modoc Cos.

i^b __ Klamath Nat. For., Supvrs.'s

Hdqrs.; (48) R. W. Bower.

YubaCity (Sutter) :

FHA P. O. Box 288. (1) Irving P. Pearce

Serves Sutter and Yuba Cos.

Yucaipa (San Bernardino) :

ses. _ 128 W. Yucaipa Blvd., Parka Bldg.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (2) Gabriel Epstein.

COLORADO

Akron (Washington) î

ES4-^---^o^l- (1) Phillip E. Murray.

PISAE U; S. Akron Field Sta. Dry-land

„ soil mgt; (2) Joseph F. Brandon.

bCb__ ^- Akron. Tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; Tom R, Moore. Alamosa (Alamosa) :

PHA_ Box 15G. (2) Ernest C. Phillips,

(Serves Alamosa and Conejos

Cos.).

SCS Alamosa. Tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (1) Lloyd M.

Elston.

Aurora (Arapahoe) :

FHA . 9525 E. Colfax Ave

Calkins,

COLORADO—Continued

Boulder (Boulder) :

FHA. 2015 13th St. (1) Worthy A. Rhinehart. Serves Boulder, Clear

Greek, Gilpin, and Jefferson Cos.

SCS _ P. O. Box 270, 1424 Pearl St. Tech.

assistance to conserv. districts;

(2) Ralph D. SMpp.

Briggsdale (Weld) :

SCS__ Briggsdale, Tech. asistance to conserv. districts; land util, proi.;

(3) Neal P. McKinstry.

Brighton (Adams) Í

SCS__.._- 39 So. 3rd St. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (4) Elmer M.

Ragsdale.

Canon City (Fremont) :

FHA„___ Box 350. (1) Gilmore F. Platt.

Serves Fremont, Custer, Chaffee,

„^ Park, Lake, and Summit Cos.

SCS___.„_ P. O. Box 767. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (1) Edward E.

Mills,

Castle Rock (Douglas) :

SCS__ = .___ Castle Rock, Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (4) Eric A.

Nielsen,

Cheyenne Wells (Cheyenne) :

FHA Box 595A. (1) Cecil C. Yount.

Serves Cheyenne and Kit Carson

Cos.

SCS. _ Cheyenne Wells. Tech. assistance

to conserv. districts; Arthur J,

Mahon.

Center (Saguache) •

SCS. Center. Tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; (1) Martin D. Klinger.

Collbran (Delta) :

SCS Collbran. Tech, assistance to conserv. districts; (1) Clarence S.

Jones.

Colorado Springs (El Paso) :

PHA____ Box 1547. (3) David W. Wills,

Serves El Paso, Douglas, and

Teller Cos.

PS _ Pike Nat'l For., Supvrs.'s Hdqrs;

(30) Russell B. McKennan.

SCS. P. O. Box 1109. Supervision of

Work Units engaged in tech,

assistance to districts; (5) Marion

H. Weaver, Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (1) Cyril L,

Higginson; (3) George P. Griffith,

Cortez (Montezuma) :

FHA__._. (2) George F. Stewart. Serves

Montezuma, Doloras, San Miguel,

San Juan, LaPlatta and Arehuleta Cos.

Cralg (Moffat) :

SCS.„„.„. Craig. Supervision of Work Units

engaged in tech. assistance to

districts; (4) Murl E. Williams;

tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (2) Thomas R. Hall.

DeBeque (Mesa) :

SCS.._.„ P: O, Box 116. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; Donald E.

Harbison.

Deertrail (Arapahoe) :

SCS_._

Delta (Delta)

FS._.._...

Deertrail. Tech,

conserv. districts;

McLaughlin.

assistance to

(1) J. Ross

(4) Byron Y

Serves Arapahoe, Denver, and west half Adams Cos.

P. O. Bldg., Hdqrs. Western Slope

Research Center (western Colorado); (3) G. T. Turner.

Delta (Delta) :_

FS_._.___^ Uncompahgre Nat. For., Supvrs.'s

Hdqrs,; (14) Clarence K.Collins. Denver (Denver) :

BAI _. 303 Live Stock Exchange Bldg.

Meat inspection; (68) J. W,

Hovorka.

Room 530 New Custom House Bldg.

Animal husbandry; (5-*36) Richard T. Clark.
COLORADO 137

COLORADO—Continued

Denver (Denver)—Continued

BAI ._-_- 517 Custom House. Pathological

laboratory; (4) Charles L. Davis.

560 Custom House. Scabies, tuberculosis, and brucellosis eradication; public stockyards inspection; (31) Harry E.Schaulis.

5030 York St. Virus-serum control;

(2) Henry Tornow.

BAE_ _.- 543 U. S. Custom House. Crop and

Livestock Reports; (9) F. K.

Reed.

41-C Custom House. Western

Office for Livestock; (1) F. W.

Beier, Jr.

41~A New Customs House. Marketing livestock, both feeder and

slaughter, in the western states;

(2) Harold H. Abel.

EPQ-,..-. 131 Speer Boulevard. Headquarters

for grasshopper control activities

in 24 Central and Western states,

Mormon cricket control in 12

Great Plains and Rocky Mountain

States, and in North Carolina;

(85) Claude Wakeland.

FCIC..--. Burrell J. Monroe, State Director,

FHA„_,„_« 950 Broadway. Provides fiscal,

accounting and administrative

services for all program activities

in Western and Midwestern

States, Alaska and Hawaii. (169)

D. D. Oberle; Responsible for

audit and investigation functions

in portions of Midwest and Rocky

Mt. States. (11) IvanD. McCarty.

(26) State Director-Colorado.

Floyd F. Higbee.

FS__- - P. O. Bldg., Hdqrs., Rocky Mountain Region (Colorado, Kansas,

Nebraska, South Dakota, and

Wyoming east of the Continental

Divide); (118) Edward P. Cliff.

PISAE_._. Bur. of Rec. Bldg. #35, Denver Fed.

Center, Control of noxious weeds.

(1) Eugene T. Oborn.

PMA_...— State Chairman in charge of ar

prod, and mkt. programs; (32)

Dewey J. Harman.

PMA, FV. U. S. Custom House. Market News

Service on fruits and vegetables

and dairy products; (1) W. P.

Cudmore. Marketing Field ofRce

—fruits and vegetables production

and marketing activities; (1)

H. C. Hess.

549 New Custom House. Standardization and inspection of fresh

fruits and vegetables, G. A,

Bidelman. V. L. Holt (6) Supervising Inspector, U. S. ¿Custom

House. Standardization and Inspection of processed fruits and

vegetables; (1) R. C. Meehan.

PMA, 555 U. S. Custom House. Market

DAI. News Service on dairy and

poultry prod.; (1) W. P. Cudmore,

Jr.

1525 Market St. Grading and inspection service on dairy and

poultry prod,; (1-1) H.J. Allbright.

PMA, GR 573 U. S. Custom House. Admin.

Grain Standards Act; bean and

pea insp. serv.; hay insp. serv.;

misc. comm. insp. serv.; (3)

O.P. Wise.

PMA, LIV Livestock Exchange Bldg. Ad-

_ .a.*! b^ ministration of Packers and Stockl^^^^^ yards Act; (5) Paul K. Grogan.

Market News Service on livestock;

k^(5) H. W. French.

COLORADO—Continued

Denver (Denver)—Continued

PMA, LIV Meat Grading Service; H. H. Butler

(7); Building 38-B, Denver Federal Center.

Wool Laboratory; (10) H. R. Keller.

ses 512 Insurance Bldg, Irrig, invest, in

cooperation with Extension Service; (2) Ivan D. Wood.

SOL. 831 14th St. Legal work in connection with activities of the

Dept. in region served by this

office; (16) Spurgeon E. Paul.

Durango (La Plata) ;

FS - San Juan Nat. For., Supvrs.'s

Hdqrs.; (26) Edward Wright.

ses --- P. O. Box No. 1619. Supervision of

Work Units engaged in tech.

assistance to districts; (5) Alton

B. Chapman; tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (2) Wilfred S.

Swenson.

Fort Collins (Larimer) :

BAE Industrial Research Bldg. Colorado

A and M Coll, Conducts research

on farm management and costs;

(1) James L. Paschel.

BDI-. Colorado Agr. Expt. Sta. Investigations of factors contributing to

reproductive failure in dairy

cattle; (*2) F. X. Gassner.

EPQ Colorado State College of Agriculture. State leadership of the black

stem rust control activities in

Colorado and Wyoming; (2)

Ernest A. Lungren.

Colorado State College of Agriculture. State headquarters for

grasshopper and Mormon cricket

control activities; (1) Kennethe

R. Bakke.

Room 233, Forestry Bldg. Colorado

A and M College. Investigations

of forest insects; surveys, and

technical supervision of insect

control projects in the central and

southern Rocky Mountain regions;

(5)NoelD.Wygant.

FCIC 225 West Oak St. Accepts applications, supervises adjustment of

losses, reviews loss claims, general

responsibility for administration

of crop insurance in the State;

(6) Burrell J, Monroe,

FHA ,. Box 557. (1) William O. Evans.

Serv^ Larimer and Jackson Cos.

FS - Roosevelt Nat. For., Supvrs.'s

Hdqrs.; (20) Edward H. Mason.

Forestry Bldg. Rocky Mountain

For. and Range Expt. Sta. For.

mgt., range mgt., forest infl.,

forest and range soils res.; (10)

W. G, McGinnies.

Continental Divide Research Center

(Rocky Mountain For. Expt.

Sta.) For. Mgt. Invest. (2) B. R.

Lexen.

FISAE_„_ State Agr. Exp. Station. Sugar Beet

Pathology Investigations; (3) John

O. Gaskül.

State Agr. Exp. Station. Sugar beet

agronomic investigations; (2)

George W. Deming.

(Jolo. State Coll. Potato disease ininvest.; Lawrence A. Schaal.

Dept. of Agr. Engin., Colo. State

Coll. Sugar-beet prod, and harvesting machinery; (2) Stanley

W. McBirney.

Soils Bldg., Colo. State Coll. Regional soil phosphorus research

lab.; (1-*1) Sterling R. Olsen.
138 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

COLORADO—Continued

Fort Collins (Larimer)—-Continued

PISAE. ,. Industrial Res. Bldg., Colo. State

Coll. Soil mgt. under irrig, and

dry-land cond.; (2-*2) Omer J.

Kelley, John Dean, Assoc. Agron,

(forage crop diseases) and Chester

Evans, Sr. Soil Sei.

SCS_..;„ 225 South College Ave. General

administration in effecting erosion

control, water conservation and

land use program for State of

Colorado; (12-*4) Kenneth W.

Chalmers.

246 Linden Ave. Supervision of

Work Units engaged in tech.

assistance to districts; (4) Jules

S. Renaud.

115 S, Remington. Tech. assistance

to conserv. districts; (4) Arthur

R. Anderson.

Colo. Agr. Expt. Sta. Design and

improvement of irrig, structures,

pumping installations, and snow

survey; (3-*l) Carl Rohwer,

Fort Lupton (Weld) :

SCS._ c/o Port Lupton Library, Tech.

assistance to conserv. districts;

(4) David N. Sudduth.

Fort Morgan (Morgan) î

FHA..„... Box 47. (1) William E. Ambrose.

Serves Morgan and east half

Adams Cos.

Powier (Otero) :

SCS„.._.. 109 Main St. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (3) John C.

Dixon,

Fraser (Grand) (open summer months only) î

FS __.. Continental Divide Research Center (2); (Hdqra. Fort Collins);

B. R, Lexen.

Glenwood Springs (Garfield) :

FS__ White River Nat. For., Supvrs.'s

Hdqrs.; (2o) John V. Leighou.

ses -Glenwood Springs. Supervision of

Work Units engaged in tech. assistance to districts; Edward R.

Graves.

Grand Junction (Mesa) :

FHA. Box 568. (2) Charles R. Jackson.

Serves Mesa, Garfield, Eagle, and

Pitkin Cos,

FS _ „ _. Grand Junction Central Repair

Shop. 640 Struthers St.; (11)

Orlo G. Chandler (Denver

Colorado).

Grand Mesa Nat. For., Supvrs.'s

Hdqrs.; (14) Clarence S. Thornock.

PISAE_,-. Mesa Junior Coll. Soil mgt. under

irrig.; Forrest M. Willhite,

SCS.__,.,. P. O.Box899. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (9) Ernest A. Nicholson; tech. assistance to conserv,

districts; (3) Evan V. Kleven.

(P. O. Box 786). Water requirements and drainage; (1) Earl W,

Cowley.

Greeley (Weld) :

FHA Room 2, Camfield Court Bldg.,

6273^ 8th Ave. (3) Raymond P.

Bay.

PISAE U. S. D. A. Colo, Fid. Sta, (coop.

Colo. Expt. Sta.). Potato prod,

invest.; onion invest.; bean invest.; (3) W. Clifford Edmundson.

ses.. 627M 8th Ave. Tech, assistance to

conserv. districts; (4) Lloyd A,

Acott.

Gunnison (Gnnnison) :

FS_._ Gunnison Nat. For., Supvrs.'s

Hdqrs.; (23) Harvey O. Robe.

COLORADO—Continued

Gunnison (Gunnison)—Continued

SCS„.,._ P. O. Box 832. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (3) Forrest C.

Mahaffey.

Physics-Science Bldg., Western

State Coll. (P.O. Box 981). Irrig, water management and drain,

practices in the high mountain

meadows of Colo.; (1) Hayden K.

Rouse.

Hayden (Eoutt) :

ses.-_..._ Hayden. Tech. assistance to conserv, districts; Warren G. Miller.

Holly (Prowers) ;

S(5S_-__=__ Holly. Tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; (1) Mike F. Thomsic.

Idaho Springs (Clear Creek) :

FS..„_ Arapaho Nat. For,, Supvrs.'s

Hdqrs.; (18) William B. Pay.

Ignacio (La Plata) :

ses Ignacio. Tech, assistance to conserv, districts; John J. Sampson.

Jefferson County :

FS_______. Federal Center, Warehouse; (5)

Charles C. Sauer,

Julesburg (Sedgwick) :

SCS _. P. O. Box 486. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (3) Chris A,

Weber.

Keenesburg (Weld) :

SCS„-=-.. P.O. Box 59. Vallicot Bldg. Tech.

assistance to conserv. districts;

(2) William H. Propp.

Kiowa (Elbert) t

SCS____ Kiowa. Tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; (1) Robert W, Appleman.

Lakewood (Jefferson) :

SCS_ Lakewood. Tech. assistance to

conserv, districts; (2) Ellis S.

Lund.

Lamar (Prowers) :

PHA._„_. Box 671. (1) Earl W. Funderburk.

Serves Prowers and Kiowa Cos.

SCS_„ P.O. Box 471. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (6) Clifton L, Etter;

tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (1) Charles B. Reagin.

Las Animas (Bent) :

FHA„ Box 390. (1) John Nucci.

SCS__ „__ Las Animas. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (3) Carl R,

Ward.

Lewis (Montezuma) :

SCS_..____ Lewis. Tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; Ivan R. Porter.

Limon (Lincoln) :

FHA__._. Box 248. (1) John B. Tiffany.

Serves Lincoln and Elbert Cos.

Littleton (Arapahoe) :

SCS„___ P. O. Box 112. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (6) Roland G. Wilson;

tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (3) Herbert I. Jones.

Longmont (Boulder) :

SCS__.___. 375 Main St. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (4) Gale A. Warner;

tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (1) Morgan L. Minkner.

Loveland (Larimer) :

SCS=_,.___ Loveland. Tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (2) James G.

Bruner.

Mancos (Montezuma) ;

SCS......_ Mancos. Supervision of Work Units

engaged in tech. assistance to

districts; (5) Harold W. Bradford;

tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (4) Robert E. Bernent.
COLORADO—CONNECTICUT 139

COLORADO—Continued

Monte Vista (Rio Grande) :

PHA Box 72. (1) William L. Downing,

Serv^ Rio Grande, Saguaehe,

Mineral, and Hinsdale Cos.

PS__-. Rio Grande Nat. For., Supvrs.'s

HdOTs.; (15) Elva A. Snow.

SCS„..._. P. O. Box 87. Supervision of Work

Units engaged ia tech. assistance

to districts; (5) Joseph Pearee

Sexton; tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (2) Leslie I.

Weigand.

Montrose (Mantrose) :

FHA„___ Box 661. (2) Ward W. Taylor.

Serves Montrose, Gunnison, Ouray, and Delta Cos.

SCS_.„„._ P. O. Box 99. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (6) Daerl B. Beach;

tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (2) Harold P. Pratt; (2)

Paul H. Jenkins.

Norwood (San Miguel) :

ses Norwood. Tech. assistance to conserv. districts; Ralph M, Fish.

Olathe (Montrose) :

SCS..,__,_ Olathe, Tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; (1) Earl L. Weaver.

Pagosa (Archuleta) :

SCS_. Pagosa Springs. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (1) Archibald

E.McGabe.

Palisade (Mesa) :

EPQ„_-_. Room 8. A. G, Tilton Bldg. Peach

Mosaic control and eradication

work in Colorado and Utah; (3)

Max A. Sisson.

SCS.__._.. 216 Main St. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (2) Kenneth M.

Shaw.

Pueblo (Pueblo):

BAIw- c/o American Stores Co. Meat inspection; (3) W. J. Mulroony.

FHA 208 Federal Bldg. (2) Cart S. Higbee. Serves Pueblo and Huérfano

Cos.

FS___..___ San Isabel Nat*l. Fo., Supvrs.'s

Hdqrs.; (15) Fritz J. Poch.

SCS___.„__ 10th and Main Sts. Supervision of

Work Units engaged in tech.

assistance to districts; (6) Harry

D. Petheram; tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (1) Vincent A,

Killerlain; (S) Victor J. Pra Sisto;

(S) Tom R. Titman.

Rocky Ford (Otero) :

FHA_____- Box 72. (1) Co. Supervisor. Serves

Otero and Crowley Cos.

PISAE-__- P. O. Box 152. Onioi storage and

handling; Philip B. Doherty.

SCS ._ 20i N. Main St. Supervision of

Work Units engaged in tech. assistance to districts; (4) Mott R.

Duncan; tech. assistance to conserv, districts; (5) Everett L.

Baiiard.

Salida (Chaffee) :

SCS__.___„ Salida. Supervision of Work Units

engaged in tech. assistance to

districts; (4) Kenneth W. Shanks;

tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (1) Robert H. Searway.

San Luis (Costilla) :

FHA.,._._ Box 36. (2) Donald B. Corliss.

Simia (Elbert) :

SCS__.; Tech. assistance to conserv. districts;

(2) Donald E. Smith; (1) William

H. Mayhoffer.

Springfield (Baca) :

FHA _ Box 266. (2) Archibald A. Glenn.

SCS_ ..>_ Springfield. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; land util,

proj,; (13) Tom M. Young.

COLORADO—Continued

Steamboat Springs (Routt) :

FHA Box JJ. (1) Horace M. Button.

Serves Grand, Routt, Moffat, and

Rio Blanco Cos.

FS Routt Nat'i For., Supvrs.'s Hdqri.;

(18) Gerald D. Piekford.

SCS Steamboat Springs. Tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (2)

James N. McDougal, Jr.

Sterling (Logan) t

FHA Box 831. (2) Raymond F. Kamm,

Serves Logan and Sedgwick Coi.

SCS P.O. Box 271. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech, assistance

to districts; (6) Wallace L. Bruce;

tech. asistance to conserv, districts; (1) Carl G. Beta; (1)

Robert C. Moreland.

Timpas (Otero) :

ses _ Timpas. Tech. assistance to conserv. districts; land util, proj.;

(2) Worthington F. Karn.

Trinidad (Las Animas) :

FHA Box 752. (1) Glen K. Hickey.

ses Las Animas Co. Court House,

Supervision of Work Units engaged in tech. assistance to districts; (4) William H. Günther;

tech. assistance to conserv. districts; Henry M. Geisman; (1)

Paul B. Woodworth.

Walsenburg (Huérfano) :

SCS ^_ Walsenburg. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (2) Myron H.

Miekey, Jr.

Woodland Park (Teller) :

FS Manitou Experimental Forest

(Front Range of Colorado); (2)

W. M. Johnson.

Wray (Yuma) :

FHA-._._ Box 368. (1) John Greene. Serves

Yuma and Phillips Cos.

SCS P. O. Bos 398. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (2) Will D. McCorkle;

tech, assistance to conserv. districts; (3) George E. Bailey,

CONNECTICUT

Ansonia (New Haven) :

EPQ .. 4 Holbrook St. Supervision of scouting and control work against the

gypsy moth; (1) Fenner C. Rich.

Danbury (Fairfield) :

SCS 51-53 Main St, Work Group; (2)

Floyd R. Hileman, Acting; Work

Unit; (2) Floyd R. Hileman.

Hartford (Hartford) :

BAI e/o G. P. Heublein and Bros., Inc.,

330 New Park Ave. Meat inspection; (2) R. A. Moonan.

207 State Office Bldg. Tuberculosis

and brucellosis eradication; sanitary handling of import animal byproducts, hay, and straw; (6) R,

L. Smith.

PMA 500 Capitol Ave. State Chairman

in charge of all prod, and mkt.

programs; (13) William S. Wadsworth.

PMA, FV_ Federal Bldg. Standardization and

Inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (1) D. H. Hancock.

SCS State Office Bldg., Room 277, Work

Unit; (1) George F. Sweeney.

Middletown (Middlesex) :

SCS 438 Main St. Work Group; (2) W.

Theodore Hebel. Work Unit; (2)

Arthur H. Meckley.
140 DIEECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

CONNECTICUT—Continued

New Haven (New Haven) :

BAI ._ c/o Sperry and Barnes Co. ,188 Long

Wharf. Meat inspeetion- sanitary

handling of import animal byproducts, hay, and straw; (8) A.

EPQ 335 Prospect St. Investigations of

forest and shade tree insects, surveys and technical supervision of

forest insect control projects in

North Atlantic states- (17) Raymond C. Brown.

123 Huntington St. State leadership

in cooperative control of the gypsy

moth; (1) Roger B. Friend.

Room 118, State Agricultural Experiment Station. State leadership in white pine blister rust

control activities; (2) James B.

RÜey, Jr.

PISAE__. For. Path. Lab., 360 Prospect St.

Invest, of diseases of for. and

shade trees and for. prod.; (9-*l)

John R. Hansbrough.

SCS„__._ 335 Prospect St. Work Unit; (3)

Gregory G. Curtis.

Norfolk (Litchñeld) î

EPQ__ .Box 411. Supervision of scouting

and control work against the

gypsy moth; (3) George C.

Tierney.

Norwich (New London) •

SCS„..._- p. O. Bldg. Work Unit; (2) Lawrence A. Cole.

Putnam (Windham) :

SCS. p. O. Bldg. Work Unit; (1) Pairman

S, Howard.

RockvUle (Tolland) :

SCS_„.„ Professional Bldg., 15 Park St.

Work Group; (1) Laurence T.

Small. Work Unit; (3) Lewis W.

ligen, Acting.

Storrs (Toiland) :

BDI University of Connecticut. Investigations of factors contributing to reproductive failure in

dairy cattle; (*2) W. B. Young.

PISAE, Dept. of Agr. Engin., Univ. of Conn.

Electric radiation; William I.

Junnila,

ses College of Agrie, Univ. of Conn.

State Conservationist's Office;

(2) N. Paul Tedrow.

Willimantic (Windham) :

FHÁ._.._. 22 Bank St. (2) Monroe Luliek.

Serves Windham, Fairfield, Hartford, Litchfield, New Haven,

New London, and Tolland Cos.

DELAWARE

Bridgeville (Sussex) î

BÂI.__ c/o Ralph and Paul Adams. Meat

inspection; (1) A. E. James.

Dover (Kent) :

FHA___._ P. O. Bldg. (1) W. Fred Rickards.

Serves Kent, New Castle, and

Sussex Cos.

PMA, DAI Bureau of Markets. Market News

Service on dairy and poultry

r prod.; (2t) J. F. Herholdt.

SCS.„_„_ Priscilla Block, 152 State St., P. O,

Box 591. Work Unit; (4) Wümer

F. Aist.

Georgetown (Sussex) :

SCS.,_.__ The Circle and North Bedford St..

P. O. Box 50. Work Group;

(1) Elmer H. Talbert. Work Umt;

(6) Wmiam R. Ratledge.

Laurel (Sussex) î

SCS R. D. (Trap Pond). Land UtU,

Work Unit; Norman L.

Wingate, Acting.

DELAWARE—Continued

Newark (New Castle) :

PISAE._._ State Agricultural Experiment Station. Research on forecasting

plant disease epidemics, Russell

A. Hyre.

PMA Courtney and Academy Sts. State

Chairman in charge of all prod,

and mkt, programs; (10) Ernest

S. Mattiford, Acting Chairman.

SCS„. . 66 East Main St., P. O. Box 418,

State Conservationist's Office;

(2) Richard S. Snyder; Work

Group; Richard S. Snyder»

Acting; Work Unit; (1) Howard

L. Hoggs.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Washington:

BAI_.__... Local Office, Meat Inspection, Bu.

of Animal Industry, U. S. Dept.

of Agri. Meat Inspection; (IB)

L.E.Barnes.

244E Adminktration Bldg., 12th

St. and Independence Ave. S, W.

Dept. of Agr., Meat Inspection

laboratory; J. M. McCoy.

EPQ...\._ United States Department of Agriculture. Room 2147, South Bldg.

General supervision of all activities of Domestic Plant Quarantines; (226) Roy G. Richmond.

Insp. House, 224 12th St., S. W,

Enforcement of foreign plant

quarantine; inspection and certification of plants distributed by

the Department from nearby

propagating stations; certification

of plants and plant products for

export; (2) William B. Wood.

FHA„.... Room 121, Harriet Land Bldg.,

10th and Independence Ave,,

S. W. Responsible for audit and

investigation functions in Northeastern states and portion of

Southern states. (6) Robert G.

Leary.

PISAE National Arboretum. Devdopment,

maintenance and oper.; (61)

Benjamin Y. Morrison.

FLORIDA

Arcadia (DeSoto) :

SCS„_.-_, Opera House Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (5) J. A. Zilles. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J, L. Fortner.

Bartow (Polk) ;

BAi, ... c/o Kingan and Co., Inc. Meat

Inspection; H. J, Boyer.

SCS_-. Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1).

Belle Glade (Palm Beach) :

EPQ -.Everglades Experiment Station.

Studio on the sugarcane borer

and its control by insecticides,

parasites, and planting of r^istant sugarcane varieties, insecticide control of wireworms and

observations on miscellaneous insects attacking sugarcane; Ralph

Mathea.

PISAE_.= Everglades Expt. Sta. (coop.).

Leaf and stem fiber invest.; (2-*l)

Edward O. Gangstad,

Everglades Expt. Sta., P. O. Box

738, Mechanical processing of

special fibers; (4-*2) Mills H.

Byrom.

Blountstown (Calhonn) î

FHA-._.. Box 1005. (1) FinleyJ. Duncan.

SCS_...„. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs,; (2) J. F. Norris.

Bonifay (Holmes) i

FHA...... Boxl78. (2) Thomas C, Seroggins.
FLORIDA 141

FLORIDA—Continued

Bradenton (Manatee) :

FHA_..... Box 429. (1) Leslie T. Parker.

Serves Manatee and Sarasota Cos.

PMA.LIV 2111 Seventh Ave., W. Entomological Labs., pertaining to Insecticide Act. (2) G. D. Reynolds.

SCS-..._.. Co. Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) I. H. Stewart.

BrooksvUle (Hernando) :

BAI __ Animal Husbandry Experiment Station, Chinsegut Hill Sanctuary.

Animal-husbandry investigations,

in cooperation with Florida; (9)

William Jackson.

SCS.._,.._U. S. Highway #41. Work Group

Hdqrs. and Land Utilization

Proj.;(14) K.J. Lane.

P.O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

E.M. Creel.

U. S. Hwy. #19. Nurs.; (7) C. B.

Blickensderfer.

Bushnell (Sumter) :

FHA.__.. Box 146. (1) Pat T. Hunter. Serves

Sumter, Citrus, Hernando, and

Pasco Cos.

SCS._ Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs,; (2) E. L. Strickland.

Canal Point (Palm Beach) :

PISAE._„ U. S. Sugar Plant Field Station,

Sugar cane and sugar sorghum

breeding invest.; (2) Bascom A.

Belcher.

Chipley (Washington) :

PHA Box 458. (2) Martin W. Gary.

Serves Washington and Bay Cos.

SCS__. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) J. G. Lassetter.

Clearwater (Pinellas) :

SCS___.._> Co. Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) A. R. Swartz,

Cocoa (Brevard) :

SCS„..„. Masonic Temple Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) W. H. Pomeroy.

Coconut Grove (Dade) :

PISAE.„. U. S, D. A. PI. Introd, Garden.

Prop, and testing of rare and

valuable seeds and plants introduced from foreign and domestic

sources; (9) Harold F, Loomis.

U. S. D. A. PL Introduction Garden, Rubber prod, and breeding

invest.; (2) Harold F, Loomis;

plantation mgt. advice, William

Mackinnon.

Creetview (Okaloosa) :

FHA___._. Box 188. (3) Shirley A. Steele.

SCS_. Harris Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(3) R. L. O'Barr.

Cross City (Dixie) :

SCS__ Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) H. H. Wadsworth.

Dade City (Pasco) :

SCS_ City Hall Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) P. S. Feagle.

DeFunlak Springs (Walton) :

FHA Box 312. (3) Donald J. Stokes.

SCS...._._ Cawthon State Bank Bldg. Work

Group Hdqrs.; (3) B. F. Karick.

Co. Coiu-t House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (4) W. G. Green.

DeLand (Volusía) :

SCS_ Barnett Nat. Bank Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) C. Dolive.

Fort Lauderdale (Broward) :

FHA Box 1237. (1) John S. Edwards, Jr.

(Serves Broward and Dade Cos.).

PISAE 501 South Andrews Ave. Vegetable

disease invest.; William D.

Moore.

FLORIDA—Continued

Ft. Myers (Lee) :

EPQ Eradication of wild cotton; (2)

Theodore R, Adkins.

FHA..._.. Box 550. (1) Clemmie B. Wüliams.

Serves Lee, Charlotte, Collier,

Glades, Hendry, and Okeechobee

Cos.

ses P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (4)

W. C. Jernigan.

Fort Pierce (St. Lucie—Disaster Loans only) :

FHA_ Fort Pierce, Fla. (2) Nat Clemmona.

Temporary ofñce for Disaster

Loans only.

Gainesville (Alachua) :

EPQ College of Agriculture and Agriculture Experiment Station, University of Florida. Biological and

ecological studies of horse flies;

Calvin M. Jones.

PHA Box 494. (3) George L. Stearns.

204 W. University Ave., Prof.Bldg.

(19) State Div., Florida; Wm.

T. Shadwiek.

PISAE..._ State Agr. Expt. Station. Oats,

barley, wheat, and rye diseases.

(1) Robert W. Earhart.

U. S. D, A. Fid. Lab. for Tung

Invest. Tung culture and breeding invest.; (6-*5) Felix S. LaPMA

ses.

608 Jackson St. Soil Survey; (*1)

Ralph G. Leighty.

Seagle Bldg. State Chairman in

charge of all prod, and mkt.

programs; (25) Walter B. Anderson.

Smith Bldg. State Office; (11) CD.

Gunn.

Professional Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) D. P. Powell.

Graceville (Jackson) :

ses Cooper Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) A.P.Boyd.

Green Cove Springs (Clay) ;

ses Bank of Green Cove Springs Bldg.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) G. E.

Reid,

Haines City (Polk) :

ses CassBîdg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (3)

W. J. Van Ardsda'l.

Homestead (Dade) :

PISAE Subtropical Expt. Sta. (State).

Diseases of peas and beans;

(*1) George D. Ruehle.

ses „.„ Sub-tropical Expt. Sta. Salt intrusion studies and supplemental

irrig, studies in rock land area;

drain, of marl land area; (2-*l)

M. H. Gallatin.

Jacksonville (Duval) :

BAI. 317 Main St. Tick, tuberculosis,

and brucellosis eradication; transportation of cattle from quarantined areas in Florida; importexport inspection and quarantine;

(42) T. H. Applewhite.

EPQ„_„. 311 West Monroe St. Transitinspection activities; G. D. Barcus,

PMA, DAI 505 W. Adams St. Grading and

inspection service on dairy and

poultry prod.; (If) F. W. Risher.

Jacksonville (Duval) :

PMA, FV. 505 West Adams St.. P. O. Box 779.

Standardization and inspection of

fresh fruits and vegetables; John

L.Elbert.

Jasper (Hamilton) :

PHA___._. Box 169. (1) Dale W. Parrish.

ses. Ellis Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

P.H.Weber.
142 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

FLORIDA—Continued

Key West (Monroe) :

BAI.„„.. Bidg. 100, V. S. Naval Station.

Cooperating in examinations for

the Navy; sanitary handling of

import animal by-products, hay,

and strav/- (—) Isaac R. Rutt.

LaBelle (Hendry) :

ses Hendry Court House Bldg. Work

UnitHdqrs.; (3) D, Y. Coverston.

Lake Butler (Union) :

SCS_=..__. Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) J. W. Hampton.

Lake Ciiy (Columbia) :

FHA__„_ Box 42. (1) Wendell A. Roberts.

Serves Columbia and Baker Cos,

FS..__ P. O. Bldg. Division of Naval

Stores Research; (21) Carl E.

Ostrom. PISÁE „. For. Path. Lab., P. O. Box 92.

Fungus stimulation and diseases

of turpentine pines; (2) RusseU B,

Clapper.

SGS_.. Morrison Bidg, Work Group

Hdqrs.; (4) H. E. Van Arsdall.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) W. H.

Hunter.

Lakeland (Polk) :

FHA_„._ Box 1591. (1) Elbert C. Braddock,

Serves Polk and Oseeola Cos.

PMA, FV. P. O, Box 191. Market News Service on fruits and vegetables; (1)

H. P. Willson. Marketing field

office—fruits and vegetable production and marketing activities;

(1) Minard F. Miller, Drane

Bldg. P. O. Box 19.

SCS^ Coehran Bldg, Work Group Hdqrs.;

(6) D. W. Pittman. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1),

Lake Placid (Highlands) :

ses : Arcade Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) L. A. Zorn,

Lake Worth (Palm Beach) :

FHA. Box 1231, (3) John S. Stewart.

Serves Palm Beach, Indian River,

Martin, and St. Lucie—(other

than Disaster Loans) Cos.

Leonia (Holmes) :

ses _. Soil Conservation Service, Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) L. R.Ard.

Live Oak (Suwannee)î

FHA. Box 652. (3) Ralph H. Cox. (Suwannee and Lafayette Cos.

served.)

SCS.__._ Granger Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) E. G.Hume.

Madison (Madison) Î

FHA Box 239. (1) Harlan R. Eiiis.

SCS_ P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(3)L. CBruner.

Marianna (Jackson) :

PHA,_„-- Box 617. (3) George E, Simmons.

Serves Jackson, Calhoun, Franklin, and Gulf Cos.

SCS„..„„ Liddon Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(3) S. L. Morrow.

Mayo (Lafayette) :

SCS Edwards Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) J, E. Brinson.

Miami (Dade) :

BAI e/o Krak-Kles Products, Inc.,

2214 N,W. Second Ave. Meat

inspection; sanitary handling of

import animal byproducts, hay,

and straw; (1) E. H. Fatjo.

EPQ __ First National Bank Bldg., Room

308, Coral Gables. Wild cotton

eradication; (6) John N. Todd;

(5) James I. Gowger.

FLORIDA—Continued

Miami (Dade)—Continued

EPQ ., Plant Inspection House, Bldg.

T-202, Ave. A, International

Airport. Enforcement of foreign

plant quarantines; (9-*18) B. P.

Stewart.

PMA, PV\ Dade Co. Growers Market. Standardization and inspection of

fresh fruits and vegetables; Bruce

Knowles.

Milton (Santa Rosa) :

PHA_ Box 232. (1) Benjamin F. Griffin.

SCS„._... P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

W. G. Beatty.

Monticello (Jefferson) í

EPQ=._,— Box 25. Investigations of pecan

insects; Arthur M. Phillips.

Box 101. Sweetpotato weevil control

and eradication; (2) Edgar H.

Frederic.

FHA___. Box 144. (1) William A. White.

Serves Jefferson and Taylor Cos.

SCS_.___., Keene and Simpson Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (3) D. H. Oswald.

Moore Haven (Glades) :

SCS Glades Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) B. P. Dixon.

Ocala (Marion) t

BAI c/o Swift and Co. Meat Inspection;

(1) Jesse R. Parr.

PHA___._ Box 835. (2) Rufus C. Bush.

Serves Marion and Putnam Cos.

SCS.._ Robertson Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (5) D. P. Ventulett,

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) H. S.

Brewer.

Oiustee (Baker) :

AIC_..._„ Naval Stores Sta. Naval Stores

(turpentine and rosin) invest.;

(13) Emmette P. Waite; (Hdqrs.)

Elmo Patton.

Orlando (Orange):

BAE_.„._ 302 U. S. Court House and P. O.

Bldg. Crop and Livestock Reports; (8) J. C. Townsend, Jr.

EPQ_,___. 636 West Livingston Ave., P. O.

Box 3391. Research on insects

affecting the armed forces. Development of insect repellents for

the armed forces; (39) Willard V.

King.

FHA__..,_ Box 1631. (2) GeorgeD. Livingston.

Serves Orange, Brevard, Fiagler,

Lake, Seminóle, and Volusia Cos.

PISAE._. U. S. D. A. Subtropical Fruit Fid.

Sta. Citrus, avocado, and other

subtropical fruit prod, and breeding invest,; (12) Frank E. Gardner. Invest, of methods of

handling transp., and storage of

citrus and other subtropical

fruits and vegetable; (8) John R.

Winston.

PMA, FV_ U. S. Court House and P. Ö.

Standardization and inspection of

fresh fruits and vegetables; H. S.

Plynt.

SCS.„..„ Old P, O. Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (7) R. E. Witherell.

1127 W. Central Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) W. B. Hutcheson.

Palatka (Putnam) î

SCS..„.___ Palatka Abstract and Title Guaranty

Company's Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) H. E. Bolan.

Pensacola (Escambia):

BAI...... U. S. Naval Air Station, Bldg.

603-1. Cooperating in examinations for the Navy; (—) E. E.

Allen.

EPQ Room 18, Federal Bldg. Control,

suppression, and prevention of

spread of white-fringed beetle;

(5) Turner W. Boyd.
FLORIDA—GEORGIA 143

FLORIDA—Continued

Plant City (Hillsborough) :

FHA.„._. Box 791. (2) Clifford L. Walker.

Serves Hillsborough and Pinellas

Cos.

Punta Gorda (Charlotte) :

SCS^ Lawhorn Grocery Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) J. A. Beard.

Quincy (Gadsden) î

EPQ._.._. 209 Washington St. Survey of insects affecting vegetable crops,

and investigations on tobacco insects. (2) Frank S. Chamberiin.

FHA„.__. Box 591. (1) Alvie Wolf. Serves

Gadsden and Liberty Cos.

SCS_..__ Masonic Temple Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) W. D. Griffin.

Saint Lucie (Sant Lucie) :

EPQ_.__ P. O. Box 112. Investigations on

citrus mites, scale insects, and

other subtropical fruit insects; (3)

Herbert Spencer.

Sanford (Seminóle) :

PISAE._._ Central Fla. Expt. Sta. Testing of

chemicals as to their nematocidal

properties and studies on field application of such chemicals; invest,

on pL nematode problems specific

to Fla. (*!) Jesse R. Christie.

SCS__.„_ Atlantic Nat. Bank Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (3) L. A. Jacobsen.

Sarasota (Sarasota) :

ses Co. Coiirt House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) H. S. Wright.

Sebring (Highlands) :

SCS,___.. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) H. L. Swain.

Starke (Bradford) :

FHA._.___ Box231. (2) Herbert Deal. Serves

Bradford, Clay, Duval, Nassau,

St. Johns, and Union Cos.

Tallahassee (Leon):

BÄI._.— c/o Rea Serum Co. Virus-serum

control; (-) Irving Myers. FHÁ._„_. Box 1206. (1) James E. Maxwell.

Serves Leon and Wakulla Cos.

FS___.__.. Florida Nat. For., Supvr.'s Hdqrs.;

(18) Frank W. Rasor.

ses-_„._. Frank S. Shaw Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) R. B. Stamey. Taff

Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (3) H.

A. Matthews.

Tampa (Hillsborough) :

PMA, PV_ 5702 Taliaferro St. Standardization

and inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; John H. Dixon.

ses — Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (3) R. E. Clark.

Tavares (Lake) :

SGS___„_ Co. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (3)

W.W.Shaffer.

Trenton (Gilchrist) :

FHA„..._ Box 12 I. (1) Percy W. Jones.

Serves Gilchrist and Dixie Cos.

ses _ City HaU Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.

(2) H. A. McCormick.

Vero Beach (Indian River) :

ses_-... Arcade Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) P. E. Boyer, Jr.

Wauchula (Hardee) :

PHA_, Box 125. (1) Wilson H. Harrison.

Serves Hardee, Desota, and Highlands Cos.

SCS-__,.. Hardee Co. Court House. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (4) M. H. Carlton^

West Palm Beach (Palm Beach) :

ses .. c/o Everglades Drain. Dist. (P. O.

Box 2028). Drainage of peat and

muck soils; (3) John C. Stephens.

(Field work at Belle Glade, Fla.)

Wewahitchka (Gulf) :

SCS..____ City Hall Bldg. Work Unit SubHdqrs.; (1) E. Waldrop.

FLORIDA—Continued

Williston (Levy) :

FHA Box 127. (1) Gorman A. Etheredge.

ses Barton Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) H. S. Hull.

Winter Haven (Polk) :

Aie U. s. Citrus Prod. Labi. Fruit and

vegetable products invest.; (10)

Matthew K. Veldhuis.

PMA, FV. 103 Florida Citrus Bldg. Standardization and Inspection of fresh

fruits and vegetables; Herbert M.

Riley. Standardization and Inspection of processed fruits and

vegetables; (11) Arthur R.

Pobjeeky, Old Postal Arcade

Bldg. Perishable agricultural

eommodities act; (1) Brice Edwards. Postal Arcade Bldg.

GEORGIA

Adel (Cook):

SeS-, Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) D. D. Moseiy, Jr.

Alamo (Wheeler) :

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) G. R. Peeples.

Albany (Dougherty) :

EPQ Fairgrounds, North Jefferson and

Eighth Sts. Investigations of

pecan insects; (1) Max R. Osburn.

PISAE U. S. D. A. Pecan FJd. Lab.. 1503

N. Jefferson St. Pecan invest.,

(3) John R. Cole. Pecan soil fert.

invest., James H. Himter.

ses P. O. Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(4) W. L. Moore, Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) L, V. Davis.

Alma (Bacon) :

FHA___.._ Townsend Bldg. (2) Edward C.

Moore.

ses. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) E. O. Webb.

Alpharetta (Fulton) :

ses Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

#2; (1) J. E. Brown.

Americus (Sumter) :

FHA- Citizens Bank Bldg. (2) James E.

Almon. Serves Sumter, Schley,

and Marion Cos.

ses Emph-e Bank Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) D.S. Hungerford.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1) J. B.

Pordham.

U. S. Hwy. #19. Nurs.; (6) J. D.

Powell.

Appling (Columbia) :

SCS_. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. C. Butler.

Ashburn (Turner) :

ses p. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1)

H. F. Burch.

Athens (Clarke) :

BAE 319 Agricultural Extension Bldg.

Crop and Livestock Reports; (7-

*2) D. L. Floyd.

FCIC Old p. O, Bldg. Accepts applications, supervises adjustment of

losses, reviews loss claims, general

responsibility for administration

of crop insurance in the State; (5)

William R. Huey.

FHA .. Co. Court House. (2) Thomas K.

Wilson. Serves Clarke, Oconee,

Oglethorpe Cos.

PISAE Coll. of Agr., Univ. of Ga. (coop,).

Cotton variety and prod, standardization. (*2) Edison C. Westbrook.

Dept. of Agr. Engin., Univ. of Ga.

Crop storage in Southeastern

States; (1) Joseph W. Simons^.

Farm and community processing

equipment; (1) William M. Bruce,

For. Path. Lab., School of For.,

Univ. of Ga., Invest, of littleleaf

disease of pine; (3) William A.

Campbell.
144 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

GEORGIA—Continued

Athens (Clarke)—Continued

PMA. Old P. O. Bldg. State Chairman in

charge of all prod, and mkt. pro-

„_ grams; (62) Thomas R, Breedlove.

SCS___ Old P. O. Bldg. State Office; (10)

Julian Gliddell.

Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) J. R. Brown.

Agr. Expt. Sta., Univ. of Ga. Supplemental irrig, invest.; (2-*l)

John R. Carreker.

Atlanta (Fulton) ;

BAI_.._.. Swift and Co.» Howell Mill Rd.

Meat Inspection; (18) J. H,

Byerly.

511 New Federal Bldg. Tuberculosis

and brucellosis eradication; sanitary handling of import animal

by-products, hay, and straw; (29)

W. C. Dendlinger.

B and F.„ Area II, Agricultural Equipment

Committee, FS, 811 Glenn Bldg.

Aiding utilization and disposal of

surplus supplies and equipment,

„„^ - (1) Herbert G. Knoeh, Chairman.

EPQ.. .. _ _ Atlanta ^ Terminal Railway P. O.

Transit-inspection activities; Herbert M. Williams.

FHA______ 408 Peaehtree Arcade. (4) Augustus

P. Jones. Serves Fulton and DeKalb Cos.

Room 604, Atlanta Nat'i Bank

Bldg. Serves as Administrator's

liaison representative with State

Directors in Virginia, W. Virginia,

North Carolina, South Carolina,

Georgia, Florida, Alabama, and

Puerto Rico, J. H. Wood. (54)

State Director—Georgia. R. L.

Vansant.

FS_.,..._ Hdqrs. Southern Region, (Ala.,

Ark.. Fla., Ga., La„ Miss., N.

C, Okla., S. C, Tenn., and Tex-

^^„ as); (125) J. Herbert Stone.

LIB..„._. 920 Glenn Bldg. Provides library

services to Department workers in

Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee,

Virginia, and Puerto Rico. (2)

^,« . „ Clemmie N. Shirley.

PISAE.„. 10 Forsyth St. Bldg. Cotton variety

and prod, standardization, (1)

Clarence A. McLendon.

PMA,.,., 449 W. Peaehtree St., N. E. Loan,

price support, purchase, sale,

diversion and related programs;

(135) Hiram W. Rainey.

449 West Peaehtree St., N. E.

Personnel activities in Southeast

Area; (17) John M. Simmons.

Administrative Services in Southr.,^* ^« ^^* -^ea; (27) E. R. Jackson.

PMA,C&1 449 West Peaehtree St., N. E. Investigate and aid in prosecution of

fraud and violations in PMA programs. (27) Homer S. Patterson.

PMA,COT 441 West Peaehtree St., N. E.

Southeastern Area Office directing

the activities of all local field offices under area jurisdiction engaged in cotton quality stat., cotton classification, cotton mkt.

news, and cottonseed inspection;

(10-15) Harold K. Tinsley.

Cotton quality stat. cotton classification cotton mkt. news, and

cottonseed inspection; (9-35) Ben

V. Person.

PMA, DAI 449 W. Peaehtree St., N. E. Mark^

News Service on dairy and poultry

prod.; (2) G. Heltzel.

38-B Capitol Square. Grading and

inspection service on dairy and

poultry prod.; (1) D. H. Shearer.

GEORGIA—Continued

Atlanta (Pulton)—Continued

PMA, PV. 449 West Peaehtree St., N. E,

Market News Service on fruits and

vegetables; (2) B. E. Surry, Marketing field office—bruits and vegetables production and marketing

activities; (3) D. K. Young.

Standardization and Inspection of

fresh fruits and vegetables; (1)

J. L. Maness. Standardization

and Inspection of processed fruits

^,, ; ^^ ^^^ vegetables; (5) F. J. Weaver.

PMA,PDPB449 West Peaehtree St., N. E. Is

responsible for administration of

School Lunch, Direct Distribution, Community Food Preservation, Distributive Trades and

Abimdant Foods Marketing Programs in the States of the Area

under Policies and procedures established by the Washington

Office; (2) Russell H. James.

PMA, INF 449 West Peaehtree St., N. E. Provides information regarding PMA

activities and programs, and issues daily and weekly market

news summaries to the public and

to producer and trade groups primarily through press and radio;

" _^ (7) A. W. Susott.

PMA, LIV 441 W. Peaehtree St., N. E. Investigations pertaining to Insect-

^^^^ icideAct. (1) H, P. Ruhlman.

PMA, T&W Marietta St. ;Bldg. Enforcement of

U. S. Warehouse Act (cotton,

nuts, and other prod.) (16) F. G.

Crout.

SCS_ Ten Forsyth St. Bldg. Work Group

__ Hdqrs.; (8) C. F. Bohleber.

SOL_ Glenn Bldg. Legal work in connection with activities of the Dept. in

region served by this office; (24)

Linton B. West.

Augusta (Richmond) :

BAI____._ Federal Bldg. Meat Inspection;

sanitary handling of import animal

byproducts, hay, and straw; (7)

John J. Evans.

PHA P. O. Box 98. (1) Co. Supervisor.

ses Campbell Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) J. E. Pollock. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1)R. J. Matson,

Bainbridge (Decatur) î

ses. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) R. C. Mullen.

Barnesville (Lamar) :

FHA Lamar Co, Court House. (1) Edwin

D. Foshee. Serves Lamar and

Monroe Cos.

ses. P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

P.D.Schumacher.

Baxîey (Appling) :

FHA. Morris Bldg. (3) Bruce H. Moore.

Serves Appling, Wayne, Glynn,

and Camden Cos.

SCS_____ C. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1)

J. H. Hudson.

Blackshear (Pierce) :

SCS__^—_ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) T. Frisbie.

Blakely (Early) :

FHA___.. Blakely, Ga. (2) Neal A. McPhaul.

^„„ Serves Early and Calhoun Cos.

bCS _ _._ Ford Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. ; (2)

C. Clardy.

A, B. and C. Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) B. D. Pinckney.

Buchanan (Haralson) :

SCS___.. Co. Ofif. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) Y, M. Patterson.

Buena Vista (Marion) j

SeS____^_ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) D. L. Payne, Jr.
GEORGIA 145

GEORGIA—Continued

Batter (Taylor) :

SCS. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) M. P. Dean.

Cairo (Grady) :

FHA„_>.„ Roddenbery BIdg. (3) Frederick L.

Perkins, Serves Grady and

Deeatur Cos.

PISAE_._. U. S. Sugar Plant Field Lab. Sugarcane and sugar sorghum fertility

invest. (2) Eugene S. Lyons.

U. S. D. A. Fid. Lab. for Tung Invest. Tung culture and breeding

invest., (6) Marshall S. Neff.

SCS__--.. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. E. Grimes,

Calhoun (Gordon) :

FHA_„.-_. Roach Bldg. (1) John M. Hatehett.

SCS A. R. McDaniel Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) C. B. Beale.

Camilla (Mitchell) :

FHA„..._ City Hall. (2) Robert W. Eve.

PMA, PV- Care GFA Peanut Assoc. Field Administration of Fats and Oils programs; (1) John C. Leps.

SCS.--.-- G. F. A. Peanut Assoc. Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) H. H. Meinders.

Canton (Cherokee) ;

SCS.-.--. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) T. L. Robinson.

Camesville (Franklin) ;

FHA- B. C. Arail Bldg. (3) James C.

Breedlove. Serves Franklin and

Stephens Cos,

SCS_> Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) B. L. Dyer.

Carrollton (Carroll) :

FHA...._- Co. Agricultural Bldg. (4) Wm. O.

Hudson, Jr. Serves Carroll and

Douglas Cos.

SCS P. O. Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(4) H. C. Seaton. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) P. P. Patten.

Cartersville (Bartow) :

FHA..—_ U.S. P. O. Bldg. (1) Wilburn D.

Gilpin.

SCS-_--_- Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. L. Myers.

Cedartown (Polk) :

FHA._._.- Adams Sisters Bldg. (2) Jonathan

R. West. Serves Polk and Haralson Cos.

Homes Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) D. G. Wüliams.

Chatsworth (Murray) :

SCS ._- Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) I. E. Carson.

Clarkesville (Habereham) :

SCS—— . Market Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) R. A. Owen.

Claxton (Evans) :

SCS__.._. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) E. T. Mullis.

Cleveland (White) :

SCS-_ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) G. York.

Cochran (Bleckley) :

FHA.—.. Court House. (2) Sam A Smith.

Serves Bleckley and Pulaski Cos.

SCS City Hall. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

J. N. Nash.

Colquitt (Miller) :

SCS _ _ .- _ . Stapleton Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) McA. Sloan.

Columbus (Mascogee) :

BAI_._--.Wilson and Co., Inc. Gusseta Road.

Meat inspection; (1) A. J. Reiher.

FHA—-.. 1030>^ Broadway. (1) Co. Supervisor.

SCS Co. Court House. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) J. C. Tillman. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) S. W. Avera, Jr.

Conyers (Rockdale) :

SCS------ p. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

C. R. Bohanan,

GEORGIA—Continued

Cordele (Crisp) :

FS P. O. Bldg. South Coastal Plain

Res. Ctr; (8) Norman R. Hawley.

SCS .. Co. Court House. Work Unit

(1) G. A. Turner.

Covington (Newton) :

FHA—— Anderson Bldg. (1) William R.

Chambers. Serves Newton and

Rockdale Cos.

SCS Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. P. Knight.

CrawfordvUle (Taliaferro) í

SCS Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) W\ B. Jones,

Cummîng (Forsyth) :

FHA. Roy P. Otwell Bldg. (1) James J.

DeLay. Serves Forsyth and Dawson Cos.

SCS _- Agr, Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

J. T. Coots.

Cusseta (Chattahoochee) :

SCS Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1).

Cuthbert (Randolph) :

FHA HarrisBldg. (2) Wm. D. Hammack,

Jr. Serves Randolph and Stewart

Cos.

SCS_-..-. HarrisBldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1)

H. P, Morgan.

Dahlonega (Lumpkin) :

SCS Täte Hotel Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) D. F. Passmore.

Dallas (Faulding) :

SCS Bullock Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) B. P. Thornton.

Dalton (Whitfleld) :

FHA Manly Bldg. (1) Winfred R. Seaton.

Serves Whitfield and Murray Cos.

SCS . P. O. Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(4) C. H. Brand. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) W. J. Dixon. Land

Utilization Proj. and Side Nurs.;

(5) S. H. Christopher.

Danielsville (Madison) :

FHA Lee Payne Bldg. (2) Hoke Smith.

SCS Co. Office Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) R. D. Branan.

Darien (Mclntosh) :

SCS Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1J D. C. Chapman.

Dawson (Terrell) :

FHA Co. Court House. (2) Andrew J. C.

Fox. Serves Terrell and Webster

Cos.

SCS.___.. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) P. W. Hart.

Dawsonville (Dawson) :

SCS Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1)

J. L. Denard.

Deeatur (DeKalb) :

SCS Soil Conservation Serv. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. C. Kitchens,

Donalsonville (Seminóle) :

FHA City Office Bldg. (2) William J.

Lemacks. Serves Seminóle and

Miller Cos.

SCS Co. Court House, Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) R. P. Armstrong.

Douglas (Coffee) ;

FHA...„, Coffee Co. Bldg, (1) Claude P,

Kemp. Serves Coflfee and Atkinson Cos.

SCS Co. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

R. N. Adams.

Douglasville (Douglas) :

SCS - Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) F. M. Satterfield.

Dublin (Laurens) :

FHA Old Ford Bldg. (5) W. R. Mallard.

SCS - Old P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs,;

(3) J. L. Dunway.
146 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

GEORGIA—Contimied

Eastman (Dodge) :

FHÁ_.___. Ideal Pharmacy Bldg. (4) Elgie G.

Cook, Jr.

ses ._ Co. Offi. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) G. W. Clark. Jr.

Eatonton (Putnam) î

SCS___.__ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) R. A. Porter.

Edison (Calhöun) :

SCS City Hall, Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1)

CD. Hood.

Elberton (Elbert) :

FHA Oíd Piedmont Hotel Bldg. (1) James

M. Oxford.

First Nat. Bank Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (4) R, L. Dolvin.

Piedmont Hotel Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) C, W. Smith.

Ellaville (Schley) :

ses Extension Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. ;

(1) J. R. Miller,

Ellijay (Gilmer) :

SCS„_ Co. Development Assoc. Bldg.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J. C.

Owens.

Experiment (Spalding) :

BAI ^ Georgia Agricultural Experiment

Station. Control of internal parasites of cattle in the South by

management practices; (1) Halsey

H. Vegors, acting.

PISAE State Agr. Expt. Sta. "V^Tieat, oat,

and barley prod, and breeding and

soybean prod. (*1) U. R. Gore,

State Expt, Sta. Control of noxious

weeds. (1*) Samuel V.Stacy.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton impr, invest. (l-*2)

Wilfred W. Ballard.

State Agr, Expt. Sta. Peanut invest., (*1) Wallace K. Bailey.

Sweetpotato invest., Fred F.

Cowart, CoUab.

State Agr. Expt Sta, Soybean disease invest.; southern legume

breeding, impr. and disease invest., (2-*l) James L. Weimer.

Legume seed storage invest., (1)

Robert E.Burns.

Coop. Regional Plant Introd. Station. Serves the Southern Region

for the prop., testing, and maintenance of introd. plants from

foreign and domestic sources.

(*1) Edwin James.

Fairburn(Fulton) :

SCS_,_... Dodson Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.

#1; (1) W. Y.Bass.

Fayetteville (Fayette) :

SCS_ __..__ Redwine Oiï. Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) F. M. Satterfield.

Fitzgerald (Ben Hill) :

EPQ. Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Control, suppression, and prevention

of spread of white-fringed beetles;

(3) Phillip G. Geiger.

SCS P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

B. L. Walters.

Fleming (Liberty) :

SCS.__.». Southeastern Tidewater Conserv.

Expt. Sta,, Precint Court House.

Drainage of low-lying areas in

southeastern tidewater region;

(4-*l) Charles B.Gay.

Folkston (Charlton) :

SCS______ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) C. D, Sims, Jr.

Forsyth (Monroe) :

SCS____ Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) S. C. Lyon.

Ft. Gaines (Clay) :

FHA King Bldg. (1) Joseph J. Mercer.

Serves Clay and Quitman Cos.

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) D. T. Smith.

GEORGIA—Continued

Fort Valley (Peach) t :

EPQ. „ _ . . Church St., Box 257. Investigations

on the control of insects attacking

peach trees; (2) Oliver I, Snapp.

P, O. Box 162. Studies of insect

vectors of the phony peach disease

(1) William F. Turner.

P. O. Box 914. Development 0Î

treatments for plants, plant products and soil regulated by the

white-fringed beetle quarantine;

(1) George R. Swank.

FHA P. O, Bldg. (1) Carl W. Grant, Jr.

Serves Peach and Houston Cos.

PISAE..__ U. S. D. A. Hort. Lab. Peach prod.

and breeding invest,, (5) John H.

Weinberger. , Invest, of virus

diseases of deciduous tree fruits,

(2) Glenn E. KenKnight.

SCS._.... P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

L. R. Newberry.

Franklin (Heard) :

FHA_„_„ The Gladney Bldg. (2) Alonzo T.

Benford. Serves Heard and Troup

Cos.

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) B. C. Patrick.

Gainesville íHaíl) :

FHA_ Fire Dept. Bldg. (3) Joe E. Roberson. Serves Hall, Lumpkin, and

White Cos.

FS Chattahooehee Nat. For., Supvr.'s

Hdqrs.; (16) Clarence K. Spaulding.

SCS_ . p. O. Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(2) T. O. Galloway. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) B. H. Kinney.

Georgetown (Quitman) :

SCS_.-._. Old Bank Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) J, D. Ray.

Gibson (Glascock) i

ses„__„.. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) J. W. Stephenson.

Glennville (Tattnall) r

ses = Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) M. M. Hardie.

Gray (Jones) :

SCS_.._'- Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) G. S. Hart.

Greensboro (Greene) ;

FHA..__.McCommons Bldg. (3) Frank A.

Downs. Serves Greene and Taliaferro Cos,

SCS = _„... McCommons Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs. and Land Utilization

Proj.; (8) W. S. Agee.

Greenville (Meriwether) :

FHA„_._. Freeman Bldg, (1) Robert L.

Johnson. Serves Meriwether and

Talbot Cos,

ses_...,. Atkinson Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) P. A. Gantt,

Griffin (Spalding) :

FHA_.__ Old Jaü Bldg. (1) Isaac W.

Wheeless. Serves Spalding and

Fayette Cos.

SCS_.,,_ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) H. D. Garrison.

Hamilton (Harris) :

FHA_ Harris Co, Court House. (1) Jam^

M. McGill. Serves Harris, and

Chattahooehee Cos.

SCS.___ Calhoun Off. Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) H. A. Dyer.

Hartweil (Hart) :

FHA___.._ Jack Hunt Bldg. (3) Charles J.

Viekery.

SCS_._-. P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

M. R. Seaton.

Hawkinsville (Pulaski) :

SCS-_ = _. p. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

C. W. Prince.
GEORGIA 147

GEORGIA—Continued

Hazlehurst (Jeíf Davis) :

FHA„„.. Old Bank Bldg. (1) LeeRoy L.

Wyrin.

ses Cook Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1)

H.W. Hill.

Helena (Telfair) :

FHA___.__ Turner House Annex. (1) Daniel F.

Driggers. Serves Telfair and

Wheeler Cos.

Hülsboro (Jasper) :

ses_ _ _ . _ _ Equipment Depot. Land Utilization Pro].; (8) W. F. Leverette.

Hinesville (Liberty) :

ses Community House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. E. Collins.

Homer (Banks) :

ses Municipal Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) B. E. Winn.

Horñerville (Clinch) :

SCS._____ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) J. B. Olliff.

Irwinton (Wilkinson) :

SCS__ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) J, M. Lewis.

Jackson (Butts) :

SCS__..._ P. O.BIdg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1)

J.E.Payne.

Jasper (Pickens) :

FHA.__... Poole Bldg. (2) Clyde Wood.

Serves Pickens, Gilmer, and

Cherokee Cos.

vSCS_„....- Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) R. I. Payne.

Jefferson (Jackson):

FHA„____ Randolph Bldg. (2) George R.

Langford. Serves Jaelcson and

Banks Cos.

SCS_„..„ Randolph Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(3) W. F. Carian.

JeffersonvîIIe (Twiggs) :

SCS„..„._ Co. Warehouse. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) J.T. Early. Jr.

Jesup (Wayne) :

SCS_.„._. Kieklighter Bidg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) M. L. Treadwell.

Jonesboro (Clayton) :

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) T. W.Cole.

LaFayette (Walker) :

FHA Fortune and Rhyne Bros, Bldg.

(4) Talmadge R. Tucker. Serves

Walker, Dade, and Catoosa Cos.

SCS^-.-,- Co. Warhouse. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) J. A. Phillips.

LaGrange (Troup) :

SCS_._._._ Court House Annex. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) W. E. Broach.

Lakeland (Lanier):

SCS._„._-. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs; (2) W.C, White.

Lawrenceville (Gwinnett) :

FHS„.. .-. City Hall Bldg. (1) Ralph R.

Dunson.

SCS.,..-_. Co. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

CM. Higginbotham.

Leesburg (Lee) :

SCS„_,_- Lipsey Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) J. T. Groover, Jr.

Lexington (Oglethorpe) :

FHA_.__-- Lexington. Ga. (1) Robert L.

Burns,

ses....--- Co, Court House. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) J. T. Conger. Jr.

Lincolnton (Lincoln) :

ses... - Soil Conservation Service, Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) R. R. Garrard.

Louisville (Jefferson) :

FHA„ U. S. P. O. and Agriculture Bldg.

(2) Ruel I. Morris, Jr.

SCS._..._. P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

R. M, Culvern.

Ludowici (Long) :

ses _ -__- Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) R. H. Martin.

GEORGIA—Continued

Lumpkin (Stewart) :

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) C. W. Bartlett.

Lyons (Toombs) :

FHA Hollway Bldg. (2) Julian A.

McDeermond.

ses Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) W. H. Taylor.

Macon (Bibb):

EPQ Room 311 Professional Bldg. Phony

peach disease control and eradication; (3) Thomas D. Persons.

632 Mulberry St, Control, suppression, and prevention of spread

of white-fringed beetles; (6)

Kenneth R. Parkinson.

Technical field studies on whitefinged beetle control; (9) George

W, R, Davidson.

Box 896. South Atlantic coast

field headquarters for control,

suppression, and prevention oí

spread of white-fringed beetles;

(20) George G. Rohwer.

FHA P.O. and Court House. (3) Samuel

L. Gillespie. Serves Bibb, Crawford, Twiggs, and Jones Cos.

FS ...Professional Bldg. Southern Piedmont Res. Cts.; (4) Ernst V,

Brender.

ses Municipal Auditorium, Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) E. S. Scott,

Madison (Morgan) :

FHA.. P. O. Bldg. (2) Harry K. Neal.

ses P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

R. H. Smith.

Marietta (Cobb) :

FHA-..-. P. O. Bldg. (2) Robert B. Miller,

Jr. Serves Cobb and Paulding

Cos.

ses Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.

#1; (7) C. L. Veatch. Work Unit

Hdqrs. #2; (2) J. M. Brown.

McDonough (Henry) :

FHA Walker-DickersonBldg. (2) William

T. Parkman, Serves Henry,

Clayton, and Butts Cos.

ses P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs,; (2)

J. S. Smith.

McRae (Telfair) :

ses Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) A. C. Dominey.

Metier (Candler) :

FHA Stripling Bldg. (2) George M.

Brown. Serves Candler and Evans

Cos.

ses-_.-.- Stripling Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) O. J. Cliett, Jr.

Milledgeville (Baldwin) :

FHA Kidd Bldg. (1) Ben A. Willingham.

Serves Baldwin and Wilkinson

Cos.

SCS Co. Court House. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) G. E. McWhorter.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1) R. E.

Cotton.

Millen (Jenkins) :

FHA J.G. Herrington Bldg. (4) Harry E.

PhiUips.

SCS „ 415 Cotton Ave. Work Unit Hdqrs.:

(2) J. C. May.

Monroe (Walton) :

FHA 3 G. Herrington Bldg. (1) Lewis

C.Cown.

SCS P. O. Bldg, Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

J.E. Brown.

Montezuma (Macon) :

FHA._ Montezuma Banking Co. Bldg. (4)

Olin J. Dean. Serves Macon and

Taylor Cos.

ses P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

A.LeBron.
148 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

GEORGIA—Continued

Monticello (Jasper) î

FHA._.... Benton Supply Co. Bldg. (1) Felix

B. White. Serves Jasper and

Putnam Cos.

SCS_____. Benton Supply Co. Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) F. L. BurrelL

Moultrie (Colquitt) ï

BÁI-.,-_„ Room 24, P. Q. Office Bldg. Meat

inspection; (28) I. Á, Lucaa.

FHA„.._. P. O. Bldg. (2) Edward D, Morton.

Serves Colquitt and Thomas Cos.

SCS„..... OldP. O, Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) W. H. Vamer.

Mt, Vemon (Montgomery) :

ses Co. Warhouse. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) H. W. Raburn.

Nashville (Berrien) î

SCS Askew Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) W. D. Garrison.

Newnan (Coweta) ;

FHA Co. Agricidtural and Welfare Bldg.

(1) Jefferson C. Arant.

ses....... Welfare Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) G. L. Spruell.

Newton (Baker) î

ses A. A. A. Off. Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) J. W. Payne.

Ocilla (Irwin) :

FHA ,_ Irwin Co. Agricultural Bldg. (1)

William P. Bryan. Serves Irwin

and Ban Hill Cos.

ses Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) R. W. Brown.

Oglethorpe (Macon) î

EPQ_._ Co. Court House. Control, suppression , and prevention of spread

of white-fringed beetles; (3)

Grover G. Bryant.

Pearson (Atkinson) î

SCS..___._ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) L. W, Kempf.

Pembroke (Bryan) :

SCS__ Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1)

J.F.Bradley,

Perry (Houston) Í

SCS.__ Fed. Savings and Loan Bldg. Work

Group Hdqrs.; (3) Robert H.

Smith. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1)

J. C. MUler.

Preston (Webster) i

SCS-=__._. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqre.; (1) W. R, Bowen.

Quitman (Brooks) :

FHA . Citizens National Bank Bldg. (1)

Kenneth H, Reynolds.

SCS____, P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) H, M, Lev/is.

Eeidsville (Tattnall) î

FHA.. Tattnall Co. Court House, (1)

Lonnie A. Burdette. Serves

Tattnall, Liberty, Long, and

Mclntoah Cos.

ses Henry Beasley Bidg. Work Unit

Sub-Hdqrs.; (1) J. R. Claxton.

Roberta (Crawford) î

ses. Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) H. G. Breedlove.

Rochelle (Wilcox) :

FHA...... Brown Bldg. (1) John P. Futch.

ses Old Ford Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) J.C.Bahnsen.

Rome (Floyd) :

FHA. P. O. Office Bidg. (2) Willie S.

Edwards,

ses ... P. O. Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.

(3) E, L. England. Work Unit;

Hdqrs.; (3) D. H. Norton.

Sandersville (Washington) :

FHA„ Pringle Bldg. (1) Mack R. South.

SeS-,--..- Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) A. J. Trawiek. |

GEORGIA—Continued

Savannah (Chatham) :

EFQ_-..,_ Room 107, Cxistomhouse. Enforcement of foreign plant quarantines; Victor C. Durham.

Fair Grounds. Box 78. Investigations of ticks affecting man, flies

that contaminate foods, and

screw-worm advices. (25) Wesley

G. Bruce.

PISAE._- U. S. D. A. Barbour Lathrop Plant

Introd. Garden. Prop, and testing

of rare and valuable seeds and

plants introduced from foreign

and domestic sources, (4) David

A. Bisset.

PMA, COT 9 East Bay St. Cotton classification

certification of cotton on future

contracts, cotton quality stat.,

cotton mkt. news, and cottonseed

inspection; (4-12) Port» I.

Barnes.

PMA,TOB212 E. Gaston St. Naval Stor^

field inspector; (1) E. W. Robinson, Sr., 13 Berkshire Road. Inspector of turpentine and rosin in

commercial containers (coop,

basis); (4) E. W. Robinson, Jr.

ses....... P. O, Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.- (1)

O, P. Perry.

Soperton (Treutlen) :

FHA_._.__ Co. Office Bldg. (1) James C. Davis

Serves Treutlen and Montgomery

Cos.

SCS__,____ Co. Warhouse. Work Unit Hdqrs..

(1) E.C.Jones.

Sparta (Hancock) :

FHA._„., Pex Theater Bldg. (1) Roscoe W.

Jackson.

SCS_.,-..- Ferguson Off. Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) W. N. Watt.

Springfield (Effingham) î

SCS„,_... Old Grammar School Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) A. L, Price.

Statenville (Echols) î

SCS Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1).

Statesboro (Bulloch) :

EPQ Co. Agent Office. Control, suppression, and prevention of spread

of white-fringed bestles; (5)

Jay B. Smith.

FHA._,__ Old Bank of Statesboro Bldg. (4)

Hal Roach. Serves Bulloch,

Bryan, Chatham, and Effingham

Cos.

SCS._.... Old Statesboro Bank Bldg. Work

Group Hdqrs.; (3) Wm. C.

Huggins. Work Unit Hdqrs,; (2)

J.R.Kelly.

Summerviile (Chattooga) :

FHA Tooga Theatre Bldg. (2) James E.

McCoy.

SCS_-__-_. Co. Court House, Work Unit

McCoy.

Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) E. P. Lunsford.

Swainsboro (Emanuel) :

FHA.__... Court House Bldg. (2) Frank B.

Martin.

SCS_.._... Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) E. F. Boyd.

Sylvania (Screven) ;

FHA...... Hill Bldg. (3) John W. Norton.

ses .- Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J. H. Smith.

Sylvester (Worth):

FHA....__ AlfordBldg. (2) Crawford E, Little.

ses ,. Haley Bldg. Work Unit Hdqra.;

(2) C.B.Wilder.

Talbotton (Talbot) î

SCS—-_- Carter Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.|

(1) R. L. Massey.
GEORGIA—IDAHO 149

GEOEGIA—Continued

Thomaston (üpson) :

PHA„.__ Pmtt Bldg. (1) Henry M. Hammock. Serves Upson and Pike

Cos.

SCS-. „ Pruitt Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) R.B.Mitchell.

Thomasville (Thomas) :

PMA, LIV 218P.O. Office Bldg. Market News

Service on livestock. (5) Harry

Larson.

ses _„ Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) W. W. Johnson.

Thomson (McDuffie) :

FHA....__ U, S. P. O. (1) Sim H. Standard.

Serves McDuffie and Columbia

Cos.

SCS__„„. P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1)

L. P. Norris.

Tifton (Tift) Î

BAI__.__._ Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment

Station. Investigations of swine

parasites; (3-*6) John Scott

Andrews.

BDI„._._ Ga. Coastal Plain Expt. Sta.

Cross-breeding to develop stains

of dairy cattle especially adapted

to southern conditions; (*2) B.

L. Southwell.

EPQ.. Coastal Plain Experiment Station.

Investigations of insects attacking

stored corn and corn products in

the Southeastern Coastal Plains

region; (3) Delmon W, LaHue,

Control of boll weevil and other

insects of cotton; (1) Paul M.

Gilmer.

C. W, Fulwood Bldg. Sweetpotato

weevil control and eradication;

(3) Francis R. Blackwell.

FHA Court House. (2) Ralph M. Phillips.

Serves Tift, Turner, and Berrien

Cos.

PISAE_,._ Ga. Coastal Plain Expt. Sta. Corn

prod, and bi'eeding. (1-*1) Wayne

H. Freeman.

Ga. Coastal Plain Expt. Sta. Fluecured tobacco invest., (l"-*2)

John G. Gaines.

Ga, Coastal Plain Expt. Sta. Vegetable diseases of pi. beds in the

South, (1-*1) Huey I. Borders.

Peanut invest,, (*1) Naomi C.

Woodruf. Sweetpotato invest.,

(*2) Otis Woodard.

Ga. Coastal Plain Expt. Sta. (State).

Grass breeding and impr. invest.,

(4) Glenn W. Burton. Southern

legume culture, prod., breeding,

and impr.; grass culture and prod,

invest., (3) James L. Stephens.

Ga. Coastal Plain Expt. Sta. Peanut prod, and harvesting machinery; (*1) William D. Kenney.

Tobacco curing; (*1) James M.

Stanley.

Ga. Coastal Plain Expt. Sta. Cotton

breeding and genet, invest.; (2)

Julian G. Jenkins.

Ga. Coastal Plain Expt. Sta.

Invest, of root knot and other

nematode diseases; (*1) John H.

Machmer.

ses _. Extension Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) James Harwell.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) E. A.

Edwards.

Georgia Coastal Plain Expt. Sta.

Improved erosion control practices; (1) George N. Sparrow.

Toccoa (Stephens) :

SCS.»_..__ p. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1)

M.Whitley.

Trenton (Dade) :

ses.. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) H. Clark.

GEORGIA—Continued

Valdosta (Lowndes) :

FHA„.... U. S. Federal Bldg. (4) Frank

DeVane, Jr. Serves Lowndes,

Cook, Echols, Lanier, and Clinch

Cos.

FS.„ N. S. C. P., Program Supvr.'s

Hdqrs.; (8) Ernest R. De Silvia.

PMA, TOE 103 College St. Naval Stores field

inspector; (1) G. P. Megran.

Ts&RF N, S. Yard. Inspector of

turpentine and rosin in commercial containers (coop, basis);

(2) Wm. W. Dasher.

ses . Co. Court House. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (4) R. N. Jobe. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J. V. Dupree.

Vienna (Dooly) :

FHA Court House Annex, (4) William

P. Pryor. Serves Dooly and Crisp

Cos.

ses Co. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (3)

J.F. Monroe.

Warrenton (Warren) :

FHA _ U. S. P. O. (2) William B. Farmer.

Serves Warren and Glascock Cos.

SCS-_ Co. Warehouse. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

P. L. Marshall.

Washington (Wilkes) :

FHA Loan Bank Bldg. (1) Glen T.

Rhodes. Serves Wilkes and

Lincoln Cos.

SCS__„__. Co. Agent's Off. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) McW. Thornton.

Watkinsville (Oconee) :

SCS„ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. W. Harrell.

Southern Piedraont Expt. Sta.

(P. O. Box 33). Soil and water

eonserv. expt. sta.; (2-*3) B. H.

Hendrickson.

Waycross (Ware) :

FHA City Hall. (2) Seth M. Kellern.

Serves Ware, Pierce, Brantley,

and Charlton Cos.

ses 209 Parker St. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(6) N, E. Sands.

Co. Agr, Bldg, Ware Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. C. Council. Brantley Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1) R.

M. Middleton.

Waynesboro (Burke) :

FHA Court House Annex. (4) Benjamin

F. Wardlow. Serves Burke and

Richmond Cos.

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) W. B. Forney.

Winder (Barrow) :

FHA (1) Coy H. Hinton. Serves Barrow

and Walton Cos.

ses Winder Cotton Mill. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) S. G. Dunnaway.

Wrightsvilîe (Johnson) :

FHA Lovett Store Bldg. (2) MarshallR.

Thigpen.

ses P. O. Bldg. Work Group Hdqrg.;

(3) T. H. Browne. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) M. F. Beall, Jr.

Zebulon (Pike) :

ses Johnson Off. Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) D. Polhül.

IDAHO

Aberdeen (Bingham) :

PISAE Aberdeen Substa. Barley, oat, and

wheat prod, and breeding. (1-11)

Harland Stevens.

Idaho Branch Expt. Sta. Potato

breeding invest.; John G.

McLean.

SCS_ Aberdeen Branch Experiment Station. Collection, development,

and prop, of erosion-resisting

plants; (4) Russell H. Stark.
150 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

IDAHO—Continued

American Falls (Power) î

SCS.. 250 E. Roosevelt St. Tech. assistance to soil conserv. dista.;

James C. Reed.

Blackfoot (Bingham) :

FHÁ_-_„__ E. Idaho State Fair Grounds Bldg"

(1) Ray J. Smith. Serves Bingham (S. Part) Co.

Boise (Ada) :

BAI_..„__ 628-629 Idaho Bldg., 8th and

Bannock Sts. Scabies, tuberculosis, and brucellosis eradication;

(15) Theodore R.Myers.

BAE„.^-- 310 McCarthy Bldg. Crop and Livestock Reports; (8) R. C. Ross.

FCIC 1524 Vista St. Accepts applications,

supervises adjustment of losses,

reviews loss claims, general responsibility for administration of

crop insurance in the State; (4)

John P, Mix.

FHA .. ContinentalîBank Bldg. (1) Lester

J. Bell, Serves Ada, Boise (E.

Part), Elmore and Owybee CE.

Part) Cos.

FS„_ -_ Boise JElesearch Center. Range investigations, investigations of

influence of forest and range cover

on water conservation, stream

flow, etc., forest management

investigations; (5) James D.

Curtis.

Boise Nat. For., Supvr.'s Hdqrs.;

(24) James W. Farrell.

PMA . 1514 Vista St. State Chairman in

charge of all prod, and mkt.

programs; (23) Ira Quince Rice.

PMA, FV. State House. Standardization and

Inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; Karl F. Winsor.

SCS-- 9th and Main Sts., Yates Bldg.

State Office. Superv. of Work

Group Hdqrs.; (6) Robert N.

Irving,

912 Main St., Sonna Bldg. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

(3) Ray F. Blah-, Soil Conserv.

Survey Superv.; Ray W. Chapín.

413 Fed Bldg. (P. O. Box 8S5).

Snow surveys; water applications;

(5) Wayne D. Griddle.

Bonners Ferry (Boundary) :

PHA,_„. Federal Bldg. (1) William L. York,

ses P. O. Box 23. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv, dists.; (1) Don P.

Howe.

Bwrley (Cassia):

FHA „ P. O. Bldg. (1) Bertrand R, Gardner. Serves Cassia and Minidoka

Cos.

FS,-.-__._ Minidoka Nat. For,, Supvr.'s

Hdqrs.; (3) Alonzo E. Briggs.

Caldwell (Canyon) î

FHA._.,_ Roberts Bldg. (3) Maurice V.

Sorenson. Serves Canyon and

Owyhee (W. Fart) Cos.

SCS,_.-._. 113J^ S. KimbaU St.. Union Block

Bldg. Superv. of Work Unit

Hdqrs. engaged in tech. assistance

to soil conserv. dists.; (2) John E.

Hull.

Challis (Custer) :

FS_..._.__ Challis Nat. For., Supvr.'s Hdqrs,;

(8) Andrew L. Bunch.

Coenr d*Alene (Kootenai) :

EPQ . Federal Bldg., 4th St. and Lakeside

Ave. P. O. Box 630. Investigations of forest insects; surveys,

and technical supervision of insect

control projects in the northern

Rocky Mountain region; (5) James

C.Evenden,

IDAHO—Contînued

Coeur d*Alen« (Kootenai)—Continued

FHA. Harding Bldg. (1) Edward G.

Iddings. Serves Kootenai, Benewah and Shoshone Cos.

FS Deception Creek Experimental Forest, research in for. mgt.; (2)

Marvin W. Foiles (May 20 to

Nov.l).

Coeur d'Aîene Nat. For., Supvr.'s

Hdqrs.; (23) Karl A. Klehm.

SCS_....-_ 5th and Sherman Sts., Harding

Bldg. Superv. of Work Unit

Hdqrs. engaged in tech. assistance

to soil conserv. dists.; (1) Floyd

L. Otter. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists,; (5) Chester

C. Ellieott.

Craigmont (Lewis) :

SCS„-...- Main St., Haener Bldg. Tech. assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

(2) Lewis I. Phillips.

Downey (Bannock) :

SCS__. ses Camp. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; Don W.

Bosworth.

Dubois (Clark) :

BAI^ __, U. S. Sheep Experiment Station.

Range-sheep investigations; (32)

Julius E. Nordby.

FS„---,--> Upper Snake River Research Center.

Range investigations in cooperation with U, S. Sheep Experiment Station; (2) James P.

Blaisdell.

Eagle (Ads) :

SCS,_ P. O. Box 26. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dista.; (3) Marvin

M. Benson.

Emmett (Gem) :

FHA. 1st Security Bank Bldg. (1) Edward

W. Warr, Serves Gem Boise

(W, Part) and Valley Cos.

Genesee (Latah) :

SCS_. Walnut and Fir Sts., Burr Bldg.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (1) James Michael Rabdau.

Gooding (Gooding) :

SCS_,>__ Gooding Co. Court House. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

(2) J. Boyd Price.

Grace (Caribou) :

SCS.._.„_ Admin. Bldg., SCS Camp. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv, dists,;

(1) Wayne Birch,

GrangeviHe (Idaho) :

FS NezPerce Nat. For., Supvr.'s

Hdqrs.; (20) Albert N. CochrelL

Hailey (Blaine) :

Sawtooth Nat, For., Supvr.'s

Hdqrs.; (6) Charles I. Daugherty.

Hazelton (Jerome) ;

SCS p. O. Box 125, Labor Camp Bldgs.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (1) Gordon J. Price,

Idaho Falls (Bonneville) :

FHA Federal Bldg. (3) Henry E. Jenkins

Serves Bonneville (W, Part),

Bingham (N, Part), Clark and

Jefferson (W. Part) Cos.

SCS,.-.-_. Park Ave. and C. Sts., P. O. Bldg.

Superv. of Work Unit Hdqrs

engaged in tech, assistance to soil

conserv. dists.j (2) Tom F.

McGourin. Park Ave, and C

Sts., Earl Bldg. Tech. assistance

to soil conserv. dists.; (7) Virgil

Patrick McConnell. Tech. assistance to soil conserv, dists,:

(1) Bruce L. Schmalz,

Jerome (Jerome) î

PHA„„_„ Co. Court House, (1) Linus W.

Sanberg, Serves Jerome and

Twin Falls Cos.

SCS .^. Jerome Co. Court House. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dista.;

(6) Harold L. Harria,
IDAHO 151

IDAHO—Continued

endrick (Latah) : ^ ^ " ^ _„,

ses .„.--> Main and 7th Sts., Abrarns Hdwe.

Bldg. Tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.j Manning A,

Onstott,

Lava Hot Springs (Banno^): ^ .

ses - - Memorial Bldg. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (1) Oscar L.

Onstott.

Lewiston (NezPerce) : ,, ^^ BAI 3 Federal Bldg. Meat inspection;

" (2) J. A, Whealy. FHÁ . \. Federal Bldg. (3) G. Wayne

Thomas. Serves NezPerce,

Clearwater, Idaho, Latah and

Lewis Cos.

ses 9th and Main Sts., Carssow Bldg.

Superv. of Work Unit Hdqrs.

engaged in tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (3) C. Douglas

Hole, Tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (5) Russell E.

Smith.

Malad City (Oneida) : . c. \:^ n

ses Main and Bannock Sts., Evans Coop Bldg. Tech, assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (1) Floyd W.

Dorius. Land Utilization Project;

(1) Jack G. Taylor.

McCali (Valley) : .. . ^ , XXA FS - Payette Nat. For., Supvr.'s Hdqrs.;

(22) John G. Kooch.

Meridian (Ada) •. .. .,. ^^ ^ , *

PISAE Box 5T6, Meridian. Control of

noxious weeds; (2) Jesse M.

Hodgson.

Montour (Gem) : ^, ^ m u -4.

ses - - Montour Bank Bldg. Tech. assistance to soil conserv. dists,; (2)

Harry J. Clemmer.

Montpelier (Bear Lake) :

ses . Washington and 11th sts., Shepard

Bldg. Tech, assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (3) John G.

Kennard.

Moscow (Latah) : -^ í

EPQ --- Entomology Bldg., University of

Idaho. Investigations of pea

insects; (1) Ralph Schopp.

PISAE:.--- State Agr. Expt. St. Control of

Noxious weeds; (*1) Clarence I.

Seely.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Onion invest.,

Edward W. Owens. Bean disease

invest,; Charles W. Hungerford,

Collab.

Moscow (Latah) : V. ,. ^ * TT • PMA GR- Agron. Dept,, Coll. of Agr., Umv.

' of Idaho. Bean and pea insp.

serv.; (3) D. E. Corless.

ses -_ 109 W. 3rd St. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (1) William

E. Hamilton. State soil scientist;

Charles F. Parrott.

Mud Lake Terreton, Idaho (Jefiferson) :

ses - Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists-; Clyde E. Peacock.

Nampa (Canyon) : ^ ,. ^ y,^ ^

BAI --- c/o Kings Packing Co. Meat inspection; (6) M. L. Crans.

Orofino (Clearwater) : ^ ,

FS - Clearwater Nat. For.» Supvr.'s

Hdqrs.; (20) Edward F. Barry,

ses - Clearwater Co. Court House. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

(1) Louis R. Wilson.

Payette (Payette) : v „ , ^

FHA Federal Bldg. (2) Stanley P.

Swenson,

Pocatello (Bannock) ; _

FHA Federal Bldg. (1) Lee W. Goodsell.

Serves Bannock, Caribou, Bonneville (E. Part), Oneida and Power

Cos.

FS . Caribou Nat. For.. Supvr.'s Hdqrs.;

(5) Louie A. Dremolski.

IDAHO—Continued

Pocatello (Bannock)—Continued

ses Federal P. O. Bldg. Superv. of

Work Unit Hdqrs. engaged in

tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.

417 E. Center St., Bistline Bldg.

Tech. assistance to sou conserv.

dists.; (5) Norman A. Berg.

Preston (Franklin) : ,.. r ^ ^r

FHA _. City Library. (1) L. DeVere Crawford. Serves Bear Lake, Franklin

and Rich (Utah) Cos.

SCS.__ P. O. Box 228, Larson Bldg. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

(1) Ira Clark.

Priest River (Bonner).

FS Priest River Experimental forest,

research in forest management,

for^t fire, flood control surveys;

(3) Austin E. Helmers.

SCS._-_--- P. O. Box E. City Hall Bldg. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

Charles G. Howard, Jr.

Rexburg (Madison) : .»J ^ -^ ^

FHA .-- Co. Court House. (2) Joseph F.

Sellers. Serves Jefferson (E. Part)

and Madison Cos.

ses --- Court House. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (3) Gerald W.

Thomas.

Salmon (Lemhi) : ^ ^^^ ^

FHA _ Cavaness Bldg. (1) Jink W. Jones.

Serves Lemhi, Butte and Custer

Cos.

FS- - Salmon Nat. For., Supvr.'s Hdqrs.;

(10) Glenn A. Thompson.

ses Superv. of Work Unit Hdqrs. engaged in tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; Roy L. Shipley.

Sandpoint (Bonner) : _ „

FHA „- Federal Bldg. (1) Dale R, Sanner.

FS - Kaniksu Nat. For., Supvr.'s Hdqrs.;

(30) Percy E.Melis.

SCS_ 2nd Ave., and Alder Sts., P. O.

Box 349. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (1) Edwin O.

Nurmi.

Shelley (Bingham) : .

ses _ -_ So. Yellowstone Highway, Jamison

Electric Co. Bldg. Tech. assistance to soil conserv. dists.; (2)

Peter W.Taylor.

Shoshone (Lincoln) :

FHA , Shoshone Implement Bldg. (2)

Oakley L. Barnard, Serves

Lincoln, Blaine, Camas and

GoodingCos.

ses -- Walnut St. between So. Rail and

Post. Tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (2) Leonard V.

Bond.

St. Anthony (Fremont) :

FHA -_ Federal Bldg. (1) Gene Hansen.

Serves Fremont and Teton Cos.

FS Targhee Nat. For. » Supvr.'s Hdqrs.;

(8) Grant A. Morse,

ses Fremont Co. Court House. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

(4) Frank C. Piper.

Fremont Co, Court House (P. O.

Box 72). Erosion control in dry

land agr.; (2) Hugh C. McKay.

St. Maries (Benewah) : „ „ , TTJ

FS --- St. Joe Nat. For. Supvr.'s Hdqrs.;

(25) John L. Emerson,

ses - 7th and College Ave., Benewah Co.

Court House. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (3) Melvin R.

Carlson,

^'shf'^^^:P. O. Box 265, Main St. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

Neal S. Bue.
152 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

IDAHO—Continued

Twin Falls (Twin Falis) I

EPQ__.___ Blue Lakes Boulevard. State headquarters for grasshopper and Mormon cricket control activities;

(1) Keith E. Evans.

P. O, Box 1100, Investigations of

insects affecting sugar beets and

onions; (10) James E. Douglass.

PISAE State Agr. Exp. Sta. Bean disease

invest.

U. S. Sugar Plant Field Lab., Blue

Lakes Blvd. Sugar beet curly top

control invest; (2) Robert L.

ses _ 435 Shoshone St. So.. Twin Falls

Peed and lee Co. Bldg. Superv.

of Work Unit Hdqrs. engaged in

tech, assistance to soil conserv,

dists.; (1) Luther Jones.

Weiser (Washington) :

FHA...._ Co. Court House. (1) Frank J.

Kershisnik. Serves Washington

and Adams Cos.

SCS___.__ W. 1st and Main Sts., P. O. Box 591.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (3) Forrest H. Closner.

Worley (Kootenai) î

SCS ^__. Parsons Bldg. Teeh. assistance to

soil conserv, dists,; Gordon Täte.

ILLINOIS

Albion (Edwards) :

SCS_ .. Court House. Assist, soil cons, dists,

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Kenneth

G.Fooks.

Aledo (Mereer) :

FHA_„-__ Farr Bldg. (1) Harry D. Strong.

Serves Mercer, Henry, and Rock

Island Cos.

SCS_.____- N. College Ave. Assist soil eons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab. ^

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Ralph C,

Thomason.

Amboy (Lee) í

SGS._,..., 31-87 East Ave. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Kay Lane.

Anna (Union) :

PHA.____ Anna State Bank Bldg. (1) Roy B.

Craig. Serves Union and Johnson

Cos.

SCS„„__ lllK W. Davie St. Develop, organize and superv. the SCS program within the units attached to

the work group; (3) George

Edward Fager.

Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (—) Fred B. Alcorn.

Belleville (St. Clair) t

FHA...... Federal Bldg. (1) Walter E. Joseph.

Serves St. Clair, Clinton, Madison, Monroe, and Washington

Cos.

SCS__._. 23 S. 1st St. Develop, organize and

superv. the SCS program within

the units attached to the work

group; (1) Otto P. Baumann.

600 E. Main. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (4) Raymond

R. Irwin.

ILLINOIS—Continued

Belvidere (Boone) :

SCS„...., 123 S. State St, Assist sou cons,

dista, by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (—) Arlet A.

Hardin,

Benton (Franklin) Î

SCS„„.__ 821 S. Main St. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

•within the unite attached to the

work group; (2) Robert L. Curtis.

821 S. Main St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (—) Paul H.

Lockhart.

Biggsvîlle (Henderson) î

SCS_._____ Assist soil cons, dists, by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water eons, methods of

farming; (1) Honshell P. Dossey.

Bloomington (McLean) :

FHA._,_.. Federal Bldg. (2) Kenneth R.

Tucker. Serv^ McLean, Livingston, and Woodford Cos,

SCS.=„„_ 501 W. Market St. Develop, organize and superv. the SCS program within the units attached to

the v;ork group; (4) Clarence E.

Mick.

P. O. Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists,

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water

cons, methods of farming; (4)

Clinton C. Morgan.

Bushneli (McDonough) :

BAI '^. c/o Mickeiberry's Food Products

Co., Grant and Davis Sts. Meat

inspection; (—) C. V, Didlock.

Cairo (Alexander) :

FAH.__.. P, O. Bldg. (1) Ceeü W. Simpson.

Serv^ Alexander and Pulaski Cos,

Cambridge (Henry) :

SCS-._ 111 /W. Exchange St. Assist soil

eons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of sou and

water eons, methods of farming;

(4) Edwin H. Lewis,

Canton (Fulton) :

SCS. 15 E. Locust St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of fanning; (1) Harold L.

Hart.

Carbondale (Jackson) Î

FS_._..__1 Carbondale Res. Center (Central

States For. Expt. Sta.) For.

Mgt. Invest. (5) Richard D. Lane.

Carlinville (Macoupin)

FHA National Bank Bldg. (1) Jasper E,

Hicks, Serves Macoupin, Montgomery, and Morgan Cos.

SCS.^..„.. 130 N. Broad St, Assist soil eons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soiland water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Erwin A.

McGraw.

Carlyle (Clinton) :

SCS_= Corner 8th and Fairfax. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

œtab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) Glenn L, Key,
ILLINOIS 153

ILLINOIS—Continued

Carmi (White):

ses 304 Robinson St. Farm Bureau Bldg.

Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Vacancy.

Carrollton (Greene) : ,v.

FHA..._.- Greene Co. Nat'l Bank Bldg. (1)

Jake R, Shelton. Serves Greene

Calhoun, Jersey, and Scott Cos.

Carthage (Hancock) : , „ ,

FHA_____- Gray Bldg. (1) Robert M. Hedgcock. Serves Hancock and

MeDonough Cos.

ses .-_--- 71 S, Adams St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop,, estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons.

methods of farming; (2) Harold

G. Williams.

Champaign (Champaign) :

FHA_.___ 14 Federal Bldg. (14) State Director

—Illinois. G. H. Reuss.

SCS-_ - 605 S. Neil St. Develop, organize

and Buperv. the SCS program

within the State of Illinois; (13-*2)

Bruce B.Clark.

Charleston (Coles) :

SCS__,_^>- 701 Monroe St. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the unite attached to the

workgroup; (1) Joseph K. Johnson.

Chicago (Cook) : ^

BAI_.--„ 211 Stock Yards Station, 4101 S.

Halsted St. Meat inspection;

animal foods inspection; (281)

O.W.Seher.

239 Stock Yards Station. 4101 S.

Halsted St. Meat inspection

laboratory; (2) E. A. Boyer.

999 Exchange Ave., Union Stock

Yards. Publie stockyards inspection; sanitary handling of

import animal byproducts, hay,

and straw; (18) F. C. Man.

903 U. S. Custom House Bldg.

Pathological laboratory; (1) J. S.

Bengston.

908 U. S. Custom House Bldg.

Zoological investigations relating

to meat; (1) Robert F. Harrington, acting.

BAE„..-.. 805 New P. O. Bldg. Dairy Statistics; (14) I. E. Wissinger.

B&F .»-_ Area III, Agricultural Equipment

Committee, PMA, 623 S. Wabash

Ave. Aiding utilization and disposal of surplus supplies and

equipment; (1) Richard Bender,

Chairiman.

CEA._... 141 West Jackson Boulevard. Administration of Commodity

Exchange Act; (30) George

Livingston.

EPQ_„_-«- Room 800, U. S. Customhouse,

610 South Canal St. Enforcement

of foreign plant quarantines;

(4) Fred O. Dodd.

610 South Canal St. Transitinspection activities; (2) John M.

Moran.

FCIC.-.-. Branch Ofñce Hdqrs. (entire Country) J. Francis Buck, Mgr.

PISAE.._- Univ. of Chicago. Fruit and vegetable storage and transp. invest.;

market diseases; (1) Glen B.

Ramsey.

PMA« > > — 623 South Wabash Ave. Loan,

price support, purchase sale,

diversion and related programs;

(549) George D. Bradley.

ILLINOIS—Continued

Chicago (Cook)—Continued

PMA 623 South Wabash Ave.

Personnel activities in Midw^t

Area; (21) Maurice P. Ward.

Administrative Services activities

in Midwest Area; (4) Richard E.

Bender.

PMA, C&I 623 South Wabash Ave. Investigate

and aid in prosecution of fraud

and violations in PMA programs.

(27) John W. Clagett.

PMA, DAI 623 S. Wabash Ave. Market News

Service on diary and poultry

prod.; (7) F. R. Simpson.

1102 New P. O. Bldg. Grading and

insp. on dairy and poultry prod.;

(28-3) B. Small.

610 S. Canal St. Dressed Poultry

insp.; (4) W. S. Buchanan.

1819 W. Pershing Road. Dairy and

Poultry grading and insp. lab.;

(31) T. I. Hedrick. 135 S. La

Salle St. Milk market order

admin.; (135) Andy W. Colebank.

PMA, 623 South Wabash Ave. Is reFDPB. sponsible for administration of

School Lunch, Direct Distribution, Community Food Preservation, Distributive trades and

Abundant Foods Marketing Programs in the States of the Area

under policies and procedures

established by the Washington

offices; (27) Oscar F. Beyer.

PMA, FV_ Produce Trader's Bldg. Market

News Service on fruits and vegetables; (9) J. A. Hunter. Marketing field office—^fruits and vegetable production and marketing

activities; (3) R. E. Keller,

U. S. Custom House. Standardization and Inspection of fresh

fruits and vegetables; (14) Neal

D. Sanborn, M. P. Homan.

Produce Trader's Bldg. Standarization and Inspection of processed

fruits and vegetables; (24-26)

L. T. Ryan. U.S. Custom House.

Perishable agricultural commodities act; (5) W. A. Hilgeson.

Produce Trader's Bldg.

PMA, GR. 1108 P. O. Bldg., Gen. Fid. Hdqrs.

Admin. Grain Standards Act;

Enforcement Fed. Seed Act;

standardization and res. ; bean and

pea insp. serv.; hay insp. serv.

misc. comm. insp. serv.; (24)

H. P. English, 1204 P. O. Bldg.

Admin. Grain Standards Act;

Market News Serv. on grain,

hay, and feed; bean and pea insp.

insp, serv.; hay insp. serv.; seed

dockage insp.; seed verification;

(17) C. L." Cannon. 3025 E.

92nd St. Admin. Grain Standards

Act; (9) R. W. Gilbert.

PMA, INF 623 South Wabash Ave. Provides

information regarding PMA activities and programs and issues

daily and weekly market news

summaries to the public and to

producer and trade groups primarily through press and radio;

(8) John C. Baker.

PMA, LIV 999 Exchange Ave. Wool Appraising; (5) Ambrose Rose, Jr.

Administration of Packers and

Stockyards Act; (8) A. L. Lowery.

Market News Service on livestock;

livestock; (16) L. M. Wyatt.

Meat Grading Service; (19) W.

H. Adams, Rm. 1205 P. O.

Bldg. Chem. Labs, pertaining to

Insecticide Act; (1) W. B. Tiedt.
154 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

ILLINOIS—Continued

Chicasra (Cook)—Continued

SOL_ ... Suite 805. 79 W. Monroe St. Legal

work in connection with activiti^

of the Dept. in region served by

this office; (23) Frank A. Gallagher.

Clinton (DeWitt) ;

ses .. 12214 E. Maiii St, Assist soil eons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmera in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) George E. Gentle.

UanFÜle (Vermilion) Î

FHA. Baum Bldg. (1) James A. Stroud,

Serves Vermilion, Champaign,

Ford, and Piatt Cos.

SCS,_.__ 114 N. Walnut St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (1) Ira G.

Kinder,

Decatur (Macon) :

FCIC - 124 South Water St. Accepts applications, supervises adjustment

of I0SS&3, reviews loss claims,

general responsibility for administration of crop insurance in the

State; (4) Harold A. Keele.

PMA __. Standard Office Bldg., 124-132 S,

Water St. State Chairman in

charge of all prod, and mkt,

programs; (27) Lee M. Gentry.

PMA, GE_ 324 Standard Off. Bldg. Admin.

Grain Standards Act; (3) W. J.

Webber.

SCS„.^„ _ . 160 N. Edward St. Develop, organize and superv. the SCS

program within the units attached

to the work group; (4) Vacancy.

160 N. Edward St. Assist soil cons

dists, by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop,, estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Robt W.

Oertel.

DeKalb (DeKalb) :

SCS-._-... 32S Lincoln Highway. Develop,

organize and superv. the SCS program within the units attached to

the work group; (4) Gordon Monroe Flint.

320 N. 5th St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Elmer

E. Offerman.

East St. Louis (St. Clair) :

BAI. 327 Federal Bldg. Virus-serum

control; (5) Edward T. Marsh.

EdwardsvUle (Madison) :

SCS ._. 113 E. Vandalia St. Assist soil

eons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water eons, methods of farming;

(1) Anton Sajovetz.

Effingham (Efflngham) :

FHA, , 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. (1) Robert

A. Dunlap. Serves Effingham and

Jasper Cos.

SCS.__.,._ 112 E. Section St. Develop, organize and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (6) Leon H. Cassity.

112 E. Section St. Assist soil eons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Eugene

V.Phelps.

ILLINOIS—Contin ued

Eureka (Woodford) i

SCS.,._.„ 117 W. 2nd St. Assist soli cona.

dists. by giving technical asrist.

to farmers in the develop , estaD.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Edward

M.Cavallo.

Fairfield (Wayne) :

FHA„,._ Theofanopoules Bldg. (2)KemitJ,

Kruger. Serves Wayne» Edwards,

Jefferson, and White Cos.

SUS.=._.. 1013/á E. Main St. Assist soil eoia

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (—) Victor

C. Wooden.

Flora (Clay) :

FHA Wells-Phillips Bldg., Rm. 5. (2)

Joe S. Sailor. Serves Clay

Marion, and Richland Cos,

Preeport (Stephenson) :

PHA..__.. Federal Bldg, (1) Robert J. Rimington. Serves Stephenson, Jo

Daviess, and W'^innebago Cos.

SCS_...._, Room 302, Federal Bldg. Develop,

organize and superv. the SCS

program within the units attached

to the work group; (4) Hugo W^.

Richman.

Room 302, Federal Bldg. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

wmter cons, methods of farming;

(3) Keith E. Mueller.

Galesburg (Knox) :

FHA___.._ Federal Bldg. (1) Arthur M. Brim.

Serves Knox, Henderson» Peoría,

and Warren Cos.

SGS._.__ 311 E. Main St. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (1) Guy C. Fuller.

95 N. Seminary St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

ta farmers in the de-elop., estab.t

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Samuel

I. Haning.

Geneva (Kane) :

SCS. 324 E. State St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of son and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Marion

C. Staley.

Golconda (Pope) :

FHA Farm Bureau Bldg. (2) Woodrow

M. Patton. Serves Pope, Hardin,

and Massac Cos.

SCS. - Farm Bureau Bldg. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop ,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) George E. Smith.

Great Lakes (Lake) :

PMA, FV- Commissary Office Bldg. 112.

Standardization and Inspection of

fresh fruits and vegetables; A. H.

Polster.

Greenville (Bond) :

SCS _.= 812 S. 2nd St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (1) Ralph

Canfield.

Hardin (Calhoun) :

SCS.____._ Farm Bureau Bldg. Assist soil cons,

dists, by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop,, estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (—^) Jesse W.

Nelson.
ILLINOIS 155

ILLINOIS—Continued

Harrisburg (Saline) : , , .,.

FHA _,—- Harrisburg Nat'l Bank Bidg. (2)

Henry M. Jordan. Serves Saline,

Franklin, Gallatin, Hamilton,

and Williamson Cos,

FS ^_ Shawnee Nat'L. Forest, Supvrs/s

Hdqrs.; (7) Edward N. Lee.

ses. .. Harrisburg Nat*i. Bank Bldg. Develop, organize and superv. the

SCS program within the units

attached to the work group; (4)

Harry E. Gearhart.

9K Gum St. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water

cons, methods of farming; (1)

Dick Weise.

Havana (Mason) :

SCS_.-._- 124 N. Plum St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Donald

B. Currie.

Henry (Marshall) : .

ses 401 Edward St. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (3) A. Ernest Rose.

401 Edward St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water

cons, methods of farming; (1)

Mark S. Brown.

HUlsboro (Montgomery) : .

SCS . Court House. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (3) Martin T.

Ekovich.

Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Paul M.

Pittenger.

Jacksonville (Morgan) :

SCS 110^ N. East St. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (1) John T. Whelan.

1103^ N. East St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., ^tab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (2) Theodore

Pierce.

**FHÂ * 1 409 D'Arcy Bldg. (2) Vincent L.

Brandow. Serves Will, DuPage,

Cook, Grundy, and Kendall Cos.

SCS _—- 59 W. Clinton St. Assist soil cons,

dists.% by giving technical assist

to farmers m the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Arthur

J. Kelley.

Kankakee (Kankakee) : .

SCS . 290 N. Schuyler. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (4) Minott Silliman,

3T. ^ .

290 N. Schuyler. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Reese L.

Ayres.

Lawrenceville (Lawrence) :

PHA.__„-. P. O. Bldg, (1) Glenn F. WiegeL

Serves Lawrence» Crawford, and

WabashCos.

ILLINOIS—Continued

Lawrenceville (Lawrence)—Continued

SCS_,._-- 1106 Jefferson St. Develop, organize and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (4) John C. Baker.

1106 Jefferson St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (—) William

J. P. Failing.

Lincoln (Logan) :

FHA. Farm Bureau Bldg. (1) Ulysses G.

Kinsey. Serves Logan, DeWitt,

Mason, Menard, and Tazewell

Cos.

Louisville (Clay) :

SCS 410 Church St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) H. Edgar

Booker.

Macomb (McDonough) :

SCS _-- p. O. Bldg. Develop, organize and

superv, the SCS program within

the units attached to the w^ork

group; (4) Hampton H, Long.

P. O. Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Julien

E.LeMaire.

Marion (Williamson) :

SCS Federal Bidg. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) William

P. Moore.

Martinsviile (Clark) : . .

SCS Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water eons, methods of

farming; (—) Jack C. Richmond.

McLeansboro (Hamilton) ; , . .

SCS Assist soil eons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in

the develop., estab., and maint,

of soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (—) Vacancy.

Melvin (Ford) : ^,, * . . ., SCS Farm Bureau Bldg. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.^

and maint, of soil and water cons

methods of farming; (1) Vacancy

Metropolis (Massac) :

SCS Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (1) Eneas

H.Ashbrook.

Moline (Rock Island) : ^ ^ , .

SCS 1852—16th St. Develop, organize

" and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (1) Lee Roy Piper.

1852—16th St, Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1^ Lloyd

Anderson.

Monmouth (Warren) : * . . -, SCS - 2033^ E. Broadway. Assist soil eons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water (1)

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods; (1) Ross L. Barnett.
156 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

ILLINOIS—Continued

Monticello (Piatt) :

SCS__-._ 200.^2 W. Wasliington. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water eons, methods of farming;

(1) Otto H. Guenther.

Morris (Grundy) :

SCS_ - p. o. Bldg. Assist soil eons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to fftrmers

in the develop., estab., and maint.

of soil and water eons, methods of

farming; (1) Arlo P. Benzmaîin.

Morrison (Whiteside) t

ses 12914 Morrison St. Develop, organize and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (1) William M.

Briggs.

100 S. Cherry St. Assist soil eons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (3) Wilson H.

Fisher.

Mounds (Pulaski) :

SCS . - 124 N. Oak Assist soil cons. dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint,

of soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) James C. Gillooly.

Mt. Carmel (VVabash) :

SCS_ _ - Federal Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop,, estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (3) Donald

L. Wallace.

Mt. Carroll (Carroll) :

SCS_ _____ 123 N. Market St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (-) Charles

H. Myers.

Mt. Sterling (Brown) :

FHA, Brown Co, State Bank Bldg. (1)

Roy Orr. Serves Brown and Cass

Cos.

SeS. = ..__ 112 W. North St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (1) Eugene

R. Nicholas.

Mt. Vernon (Jefferson) :

SCS,_„__.. 10153^ Broadway. Develop, organize and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (3) Eugene N. Stelly.

101534 Broadway. Assist soil cons.

dists, by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons.

methods of farming; (2) Manford

A. Logan.

Murphysboro (Jackson) t

FHA Federal Bldg. (1) WUlard D. Moore.

Serves Jackson, Perry, and Randolph Cos.

SCS 1006M Walnut St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (2) Charles

T. Hufford.

Nashville (Washington) î

SCS _ ^ _ _ _ _ P.O. Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists, by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint,

of soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Floyd R. Fessier.

ILLINOIS—Continued

National Stock Yards (St. Clair) :

BAI 20 Livestock Exchange Bldg. Public

stockyards inspection; sanitary

handling of import animal byproducts, hay, and straw; (10) E.

O. Gisel.

PMA, LIV Livestock Exchange Bldg. Administration of Packers and Stockyarda Act; (6) J. L. Shabram.

Market News Service on Hvestoek; (9) E. A. Orr, Meat Grading Service; (12) J, S. Carroll.

Newton (Jasper) :

SCS_ „ P.O. Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint,

of soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) George C. Reed.

Olney (Richland) :

SCS - 120 S. Fair St. Assist soil cons, dists,

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (1) Luther

E. Hamilton.

Oregon (Ogle) :

FHA 117 N. Fourth St. (2) Francis H.

McGrath. Serves Ogle, Carroll,

Lee, and Whit^ide Cos.

SCS_ __ _-. 115 N, 4th St. Assist soE cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Hollie J.

Guist.

Ottawa (LaSalle) :

SCS-,-.-- 1Ó22 N. Columbus St. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(2) Loren J. Bryan,

Paris (Edgar) :

FHA.—-- 211 W. Court St. (1) Vernon D.

Evans. Serves Edgar, Clark,

Coles, Cumberland, Douglas, and

Moultree Cos,

SCS_ . _ -_. 206 Ten Broeck St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soiland water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Hobart

V. Deffenbaugh,

Pekín (Tazewell) :

SCS ___--_ 116 S. Capitol St. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (2) Orie A. Potts.

116 S. Capitol St, Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (3) Paul

Affolter.

Peoría (Peoría) :

AIC=„„»__ 825 North Univ. St. Northern Reg.

Res. Lab. Res, to develop new and

wider uses for agr, eommoditii^ in

the Northern Reg.; (340-*2)

ReidT.Müner.

BAI e/o Amour and Co. Meat inspection;

(11) W. B. Chapman.

LIB Northern Research Laboratory. Provides library services to staff of

Northern Regional Research Laboratory. (2) Nellie G. Larson.

PMA, GR- 355 P. O. Bldg, Admin. Grain

Standards Act; misc. comm. insp.

serv.; (6) O. P. Wise.

PMA, LIV Union Stockyards, 3207 Western

Ave., Market News Service on

Livestock; (2) L, M. Woodruff.
ILLINOIS 157

ILLINOIS—Continued

Peoría (Peoría)—Continued

SCS___-_- P.O.Bldg. Assistsoilcons. dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint,

of soil and water eons, methods of

farming; (3) Lehman Ray Jordan.

Petersburg (Menard) :

SOS 102 W. Jackson. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Joe T.

Connelly.

Pinckneyville (Perry) :

SOS __-.--_ 6 N. Main St. Assist soil cons. dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (1) Edward

M.Webb.

Plttsfleld (Pike) :

SCS__.--- 125 S. Madison. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Joseph B.

Graham.

Pontiac (Livingston) :

ses------ 222 W. Madison St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Raymond

T. Lynge.

Princeton (Bureau) : _

FHA_.—_ 809 N. Main St. (1) Ronald E.

Anderson. Serves Bureau, LaSalle. Marshall, Putnam, and

Stark Cos.

ses 614 S. Main St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Ralph L.

Würzburger.

Quincy (Adams) :

FHA Federal Bidg. (1) William W.

Fennell. Serves Adams and Pike

Cos.

ses -- Room 4, P. O. Bldg. Develop, organize and superv. the SCS program within the units attached to

the work group; (3) Paul J.

Warrick.

Room 3, P. O. Bldg. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) GUes L. Carr.

Ridgway (Gallatin) :

ses _ _ _ . - . Farm Bureau Bldg. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) H. Obert

Anderson.

Robinson (Crawford) :

ses. 3rd Fir., Crawford Co. Farm

Bureau. Assist soil cons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint,

of soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (2) Silas H. Gates.

Rockford (Winnebago) :

ses -- 401M s. Main St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Lyle B.

Palmer.

Rock Island (Rock Island) :

PMA, DAI335 Federal Bldg. Milk market

order admin.; (9) E, H. McGuire.

ILLINOIS—Continued

Rushville (Schuyler) :

FHA Scripps Bldg. (2) Glen E. Trone.

Serves Schuyler and Fulton Cos.

SCS_ 120 W. Lafayette St. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) Claude M. Wülhoite.

Salem (Marion) :

SCS 520 N. Washington St. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in th« develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) Sam H. Winfrey.

Shelbyviîle (Shelby) :

ses P.O.Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists. by

giving technical assist to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint.

of soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (2) Charles M. Roodhouse.

Sparta (Randolph) :

ses Randolph Co. Farm Bldg. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) William J. Keyes.

Springfield (Sangamon) :

BAI 403 Illinois National Bank Bldg.

Scabies, tuberculosis and brucellosis eradication; hog-cholera control; (28) Nathan H. Howlett.

BAE 615 So. 5th St. Crop and Livestock

Reports; (9-*7) J. A. Ewing,

Stockton (Jo Davless) ;

SCS 147 W. Front St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.»

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (2) Randall

L. Nelson.

Sullivan (Moultrie) :

ses 110 E. Harrison. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the devdop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Kent A.

Alverson.

TaylorvUle (Christian) :

FHA 1. Court House, 1st Floor, NE Corner.

(1) Ralph E. Adkins. Serves

Christian, Macon, Sangamon, and

Shelby Cos.

ses. 400 W. Market. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (1) F. William Wascher.

Toledo (Cumberland) : . .

ses Assist soil cons, dists. by givmg

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

sou and water cons, methods of

farming; (-) Glenn C. Smith.

Toulon (Stark): ^ ., ', ^

SCS P. O. Box 57. Assist soil cons, dists,

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (1) Frank J.

Biba.

Tuscola (Douglas) ; __ " , ^ .,

SCS star Store Bldg. Assist sod cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab..

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (1) WillÎMi

H. Rosso.
158 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

ILLINOIS—Contirmed

Urbana (Champaign) :

BDI__«___ University of Illinois. Breeding

strains of dairy cattle suitable for

use bj^ small dairymen of the U.

S, to increase the producing efficiency of their herds; (*1) Robert

W. Touchberry,

EPQ...... P. 0. Bldg., P. O. Box 32. Investigations of insects attacking corn,

including insecticides for control

of the corn earworm and development of corn resistant to the earworm; (1) Ralph A. Blanchard.

P, O. Bldg. State leadership in

black stem rust control activities,

(3) Robert W. Bills.

PISÂE State Agr. Expt. Sta. Soybean

disease invest., (2) Donald W.

Chamberlain.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Wheat and

oat diseases, (1) Wayne M.

Bever.

XJ. S, Reg. Soybean Lab., Davenport Hall, Univ. of III, Development and prod, of impr, strains

and varieties of soybeans for

indus, uses through agron. invest.

supported by pi. chem, analysis,

(12) Jackson L. Cartter.

Dept, of Agr. Engin., Univ. of III.

Corn conditioning and storage;

(2-*l) Leo E. Holman. Physical

and economic characteristics of

farm dairy structures; Thayer

Cleaver. Development of automatic equipment for reducing

chore labor; *Lorenzo S. Foote,

ses P. O. Bldg. Develop, organize and

superv. the SCS program within

the units attached to the work

group; (3) Roy H. Tomlinson.

P.O. Bldg. Assist soil cons. dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint,

of soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (2) Walter E. Sampson.

207 P. O. Bldg. (P. O, Box 37).

Erosion control invest.; (6-*l) C.

A. Van Doren. (Subproject at

Joliet, 111.)

New Agr. Bldg. Econ, appraisal of

soil and water eonserv.; (4-*l)

Elmer L, Sauer.

Vandalia (Fayette) :

FHA.,„„ ModerBldg. (1) Bernard J. Kaufmann, Serves Fayette and Bond

Cos,

SCS- . 5313^ W. Gallatin. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Robert

E, Gundlock.

Vienna (Johnson) :

SCS^ Farm Bureau Bldg. P. O. Box 293,

Assist soil eons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Harry H. Dell.

Virginia (Cass) :

SCS Farm Bureau Bldg, Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop,, estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Sherman

D. Orr.

Waterloo (Monroe) :

SCS_ _„ _ 509^ W. Mill St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (1) Joseph

E. McGary.

ILLINOIS—Continued

Watseka (Iroquois) Î

FHA___-_ John Lovelass Bldg. (2) Ermis C.

Sullivan. Serves Iroquios and

Kankakee Cos.

SCS _. 1023^ S. 4th St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (1> Robert

K. Lawson.

White Hali (Greene) :

SCS-_^ I North Main St. Assist soil cony.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (3) Addison

F. Crowell.

Winchester (Scott) :

SCS 20 E. Cross St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (1) Ray H.

Johnson, Jr.

Woodstock (McHenry) :

FHA Federal Bldg. (1) Robert C. Becker.

Serves McHenry, Boone, DeKalb,

Kane, and Lake Cos.

SCS 110 E. Jackson. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., e^tab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (1) Norman

C. Specht.

Yorkvilïe (Kendall) :

SCS Kendall Farm Bureau Bldg. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water eons, methods of

farming; (~) Charles L, Ream.

INDIANA

Albian (Noble) :

SCS ^ Corner Hazel and Orange Sts.

Develop, organize, and superv.

the SCS program within the units

attached to the work group; (1)

Johnson C. Craig.

Corner Hazel and Orange Sts.

Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (2) Milfred W, Richman.

Anderson (Madison) :

SCS _.- Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (-) Harold E. Scholl,

Angola (Steuben) :

SCS_ Bucklen Bldg. Ill E. Maumee St.

Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop,, estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Jides D, Williams.

Attica (Fountain) :

FHA_ _ „.. _ _ 212 S. PeiTy St. (2) Jesse Glen

Donaldson, Serves Fountain,

Parke, and Warren Cos.

Auburn (DeKalb) î

FHA..„_. 16 Federal Bldg. (2) William B.

Kloek. Serves DeKalb, Noble,

and Steuben Cos.

SCS., „. _ _ 219 7th St, Assist sou eons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint,

of soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (2) Charles L. Baum.
INDIANA 159

INDIANA—Continued

Bedford (Lawrence) : ,,. . .^ T^ TTT n

FHA __ Court House. (1) Arthur B. Walker.

Serves Lawrence, Jackson, and

Orange Cos.

FS - - Wayne-Hoosier Purchase Unit,

Supvrs.'s Hdqrs.; (7) Rudolph

H. Grabow.

SOL_ - Stone City National Bank Bldg.,

c/o Forest Service. Abstracting

work in connection with land acquisition activities of the Dept, in

region served by this office; Robert

A. Ralston.

Bîoomfield (Greene) : ,

SCS--__-- 10 E. Mam St. Assist sod cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Harold F.

Creech.

Bloomington (Monroe) :

ses - 102H W. 6th St. Develop, organize

and superV. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (1) Starlin E.

Bowman.

102K W. 6th St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Eugene

Van Meter.

Cannelton (Perry) : ,. ^

SCS-__--_ Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (~) Albert F.

Vogel.

Columbia City (Whitley) : , , „ , ^" ^

PHA -- Court House. (1) Hugh S. Henry.

Serves Whitley. Huntington, and

Wabash Cos.

Columbus (Bartholomew) : . " ^

FHA.—-- P. O. Box 128. (2) Jam^ E.

Gallagher. Serves Bartholomew,

Brown, and Jennings Cos.

Connersville (Fayette) : ,,\ ,\ \ ^ ,

FHA „,-._ Federal Bldg. (1) Alan L. Galyean.

Serves Fayette, Franklin, Union,

and Wayne Cos.

Corydon (Harrison) : ,, .. v ^, 7 *

FHA - Old Kinter House. (1) Edward A.

McCarty. Serves Harrison, Crawford, Floyd, and Washington Cos.

SCS- _ _ „ - - 116 W. Chestnut St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) George

C. Miles.

Covîngton (Fountain) :

SCS_„ Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) M.

Harrison Taylor.

Crawfordsville (Montgomery) ; ,

SCS„_-,-. Federal Bldg. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (5) James M. Rudy.

102 E. Market. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Arnold

H. Beck.

Crown Point (Lake) : - . " SCS_^ —-- 113 S. Court St. Assist sou cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Hans A.

Hiltbrand.

INDIANA—Continued

Decatur (Adams) : ., .

FHA__.-- 8 K. of C. Bldg. (1) Donald A.

Norquest. Serves Adams, Allen,

Jay, and Wells Cos.

English (Crawford) : , . .

SCS - Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (-) Bruce W. Atkinson.

Evansville (Vanderburgh) : , „

BAI c/o Swift and Co., 1600 Read St.

Meat inspection; (14) M. R. Jollie.

PMA, LIV Union Stockyards Bldg. 103 W.

Louisiana St. Market News

Service on livestock; (2) K. J,

Fuller.

SCS R.R. #5, U.S. Highway #41. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Dudley S. Bishopp.

Fort Branch (Gibson) :

BAI c/o Emge Packing Co., Inc. Meat

inspection; (10) H. Seevers.

Fort Wayne (Allen) :

PMA, DAI 407 Strauss Bldg. Milk market

order admin.; (8) N. L. Keyock.

SCS 131 E. Berry St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (3) Glenn W.

Poe.

Fowler (Benton) :

SCS Federal Bldg. Assist soil cons. dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Charles

Richardson.

Frankfort (Clinton) :

BAI-_-_-- c/o Miller Provision Co., Inc.,

Washington St. Meat inspection;

(1) G. E. Aidman.

FHA...__- Coulter Bldg. (1) David H. Albright. Serves Clinton, Boone,

Hamilton, and Tipton Cos.

Goshen (Eikhart) : „

FHA Room E, Spohn Bldg. (1) Harry F.

Weiland. Serves Eikhart, Kosciusko, and La Grange Cos,

SCS ._ 124>á E. Lincoln Ave. Develop,

organize and superv. the SCS program within the units attached to

the work group; (1) Oscar E.

124>^ E. Lincoln Ave. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(2) Donald P. Smith.

Greensburg (Decatur) :

FHA Union Trust Co. Bldg. (2) Ernest

P. Lewis. Serves Decatur and

Ripley Cos.

Greencastle (Putnam) :

SCS.- c/o Co. Agent, Court House. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Epstein McClellan.

Indianapolis (Marion) :

BAI 440 Postal Station Bldg. Meat inspection; (58) G. A. Franz.

438 Postal Station Bldg., 352 So.

Illinois St. Hog-cholera control;

scabies, tuberculosis and brucellosis eradication; public stockyards inspection sanitary handling

of import animal byproducts, hay

and straw; (25) T. K. Jones,
160 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

INDIANA—Continued

Indianapolis (Marion)—Continued

FCIC-»_.. 352 South Illmois St. Accepts applications, supervises adjustment

of losses, reviews loss claims, general responsibility for administration of crop insurance in the State;

(4) Leonard C. Pound.

FHA______ 425 Federal Bldg. (1) Otto A. Hoff.

Serves Marion, Hendricks, and

Morgan Cos.

624 E. Walnut St. Provides fiscal,

accounting and administrative

services for all program activities

in Northeastern and North Central states. (186) James T.

Holliday; Responsible for audit

and investigation functions in

portions of Midwest and Eastern

Central States; (11) G. Louis

Carner.

PMA- _ .. . Illinois St., Postal Bldg. State

Chairman, in charge of all prod,

and mkt. programs; (26) L.

Marshall Vogler.

PMA, FV_527 Postal Station Bldg. Standardization and Inspection of fresh

fruits and vegetables; (1) J. E.

Dickerson. Standardization and

Inspection of processed fruits and

vegetables; (1) K, M. Franck.

PMA, GR. 625 Federal Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; misc. comm. insp,

serv.; (4) T. M. Hughes.

PMA, LV- 288 Livestock Exchange Bldg. Administration of Packers and Stockyards Act; (6) A. W.Joy. Market

News Service on livestock; (4) A,

R. Paden.

PMA,T&W Federal Bldg. Enforcement of U. S.

Warehouse Act (grain, wool, and

other prod.) (15) H. J. Wishmire.

SCS._..._ 902 N. Meridian St. Develop, organize and superv. the SCS program within the \mits attached to

the work group; (1) Ward L.

Studor,

P. O. Station Bldg. 352 S. Illinois

St. Conduct studies and investig.

in order to outline a program of

runoff and waterfiow retard, and

soir erosion prev. (10) John D.

Parsons.

Jasper (Dwboîs) :

SCS__.._ 105 E. 6th St. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Bailey

Bourne.

Jeffersonville (Clark) :

SCS___.._ Federal Bldg., Box 328. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop,,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(3) Arthur L. Lash.

LaFayette (Tippecanoe) :

BAI 114 Poultry Bldg.. Purdue University. Poultry breeding research;

(3-*63) Don C. Warren.

EPQ„__._ Room 207, P. O. Bldg.. 4th and

Ferry St^. P.O. Box 495. Investigations of insects attacking cereal

crops and pastures, including corn

earworm, hessian fly, chinch bug

and white grubs, and development

of wheats resistant to the hessian

fly; (2) Wm. B. Cartwright.

FHA„..._ P O. Box 176. (1) Woodrow G.

Beck. Serves Tippecanoe, Benton, and Montgomery Cos.

212 Federal Bldg. (15) State Director—Indiana. Ralph C. Phillippe.

INDIANA—Continued

LaFayette (Tippecanoe)—Continued

PISAE State Agr. Expt. Sta., Purdue Univ.

Invest, of breeding and culture of

soybeans, (1) Albert H. Probst,

Soybean and disease invest., (*1)

Kirk L. Athow. Turf invest., (*1)

Gerald O. Mott.

State Agr. Expt. Sta., Purdue Univ.

Corn breeding and prod.; corn

diseases; sweetcorn and popcorn

prod, and breeding; corn yield

tests. (4-*l) Arthur M. Brunson.

Wheat, oat, rye, and barley

diseases and breeding; (1-*1)

Leroy E. Compton.

State Agr. Expt. Sta., Soil Survey,

(*!) Stanley D. Alfred.

Dept. of Agr. Engin., Purdue Univ.

Electric radiation; (*1) John G.

Taylor. Corn conditioning and

storage; George H. Foster. Structural requirements of farm bldgs;

Laverne F. Johnson.

State Agricultural Experiment Station. Determination of rust fungi

and preparation of monographs,

George B. Cummins.

PMA, DAI Poultry Husbandry Dept., Purdue

University, Grading and inspection on dairy and poultry prod.

(1) J.B. Wiltshire.

SCS_ ._ Federal Bldg. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (5) George O,

Townsend.

Federal Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Jesse G.

Zimmerman.

133 N. 4th St, Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the State of Indiana; (9-*l)

Kenneth Welton.

Agr. Engin. Bldg., Purdue Univ.

Factors affecting runoff and

erosion from agr. areas; (6-*l) R.

B. Hickok. (Subproject at

Walkerton, Ind.).

La Porte (La Porte) :

FHA_„.= 408 First Nat'l Bank and Trust

Bldg. (1) Ira H. Swaim. Serves

La Porte, Porter, and St. Joseph

Cos.

Lawrenceburg (Dearborn) :

FHA. . Library Bldg. (1) Fred Ponder.

Serves Dearborn, Ohio, and Switzerland Cos.

Linton (Greene) t - FHA__^._ Federal Bldg. (1) Herman G.

Graper. Serves Greene, Daviess,

and Martin Cos.

Logansport (Câss) :

SCS____.. 204M Fourth St. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

workgroup; (2) Vacancy.

2043.^ Fourth St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Christian

Held.

Madison (Jefferson) :

BAI_,.... e/o Pearl Packing Co., Inc., 710 N.

West St. Meat inspection; (1)

Reuben C. Lambert.

FHA,___ K. of P. Bldg. (2) Garland L.

Auxier. Serves Jefferson, Clark,

and Scott Cos,
INDIANA 161

INDIANA—Continued

Madison (Jefferson)—Continued

SCS -_> lOlM Main St. Assist soil eons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (-) Herbert

H, Puller.

Marion (Grant) : . ^ ., ^

FHA-.„--, 224 Federal Bldg. (1) David R.

Sanks. Serves Grant, Blackford,

Howard, and Miami Cos.

ses„._--_ Federal Bidg, Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (~) Vacancy.

Federal Bldg. Assist soil eons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Howard

A. Richards.

MartinsvHle (Morgan) :

SCS.„ Main and Washington Sts. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (3) Robert R. Sims.

Mîshawaka (St. Joseph) ;

BAI^ e/o Hygrade Food Products Corp.,

S. Logan St. Meat inspection; (3)

C. L. Gegax.

Monticello (White) :

FHA...__ 3 Federal Bldg. (1) Raymond A.

Bell. Serves White, Carroll, and

Cass Cos.

Morocco (Newton) :

SCS --. Polk St. Assist soil cons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop,, estab., and maint.

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (2) Harry R. LeGrande.

Mt. Vernon (Posey) î

FHA.. Federal Bldg. (1) Chester A.

Kinney. Serves Posey and Gibson

Cos.

Mnncie (Delaware) :

BAI. =..--. c/o Kühner Packing Co., Í3th and

N. Elm Sts. Meat inspection; (9)

H. J. Schick.

FHA.. „. _ 3 Federal Bldg. (1) Walker W.

Baker. Serves Delaware, Madison and Randolph Cos.

New Albany (Floyd) :

SCS»-_-__ 202 J^ E. Market St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (1) Dan F.

Nantz.

New Castle (Henry) :

FHA.____- 5 Federal Bldg. (1) Horatio W.

King. Serves Henry, Hancock,

and Rush Cos.

Newport (Vermillion) :

SCS Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (-) Norvel

A. Colbert.

Faoli (Orange):

SCS Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (-) Mayhew

M.Clark,

Petersburg (Pike) :

SCS 814 Walnut St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods oí farming; (1) William

H.Hill.

INDIANA—Continued

Princeton (Gibson) :

SCS 105^ S. Main St. Assist soil con«.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (-) Francis

A. Post.

Kensselaer (Jasper) :

FHA Federal Bldg. (1) Hale S. Jewett.

Serves Jasper, Lake, and Newton

Cos,

SCS>-__.. 100 E, YvTashington. Develop, organize and superv. the SCS program within the units attached to

the work group; (3) John E.

Layden, Jr.

100 E. Washington. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of sou and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Silas J,

Smucker,

Richmond (Wayne) :

SCS Court House. Assist soil cons, dists,

by giving technical assist to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Vacancy.

Rochester (Fulton) :

FHA 700M Main St. (1) Paul D. Sharp.

Serves Fulton, Marshall, Pulaski,

and Starke Cos.

SCS_ 7003^ Main St. Assist soil cons.

dists, by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (4) Carl D.

Shafer.

Rockport (Spencer) :

FHA._ Court House. (1) Bamesberger,

Harry B\ Serves Spencer, Dubois,

Perry, Vanderburg, and Warrick

Cos.

SCS Court House Annex, Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (3) Stanley

J. Bednarczyk.

Salem (Washington) :

SCS .,____ Strauss Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Don P,

Hinkle.

Scottsburg (Scott) :

SCS First St. and McClain Ave, Devel--

op, organize and superv, the SCS

program within the units attached

to the work group; (6) Roy B,

Babb.

First St. and McClain Ave. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop., estab., and maint, of soil

and water cons, methods of farming; (1) Woodrow N.Beauregard.

Shelbyville (Shelby) :

FHA._ Federal Bldg. (1) Erie Raymond

Fisher. Serves Shelby and Johnson Cos,

Shoals (Martin) :

SCS 412 Main St. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Vacancy.

South Bend (Saint Joseph) :

PMA, DAI 116 S. William St. Milk mkt. order

admin. (6) Ralph Plummer.

Spencer (Owen) :

FHA Federal Bldg. (1) Carey F. Spencer.

Serves Owen, Clay, Monroe, and

Putnam Cos.
162 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

INDIANA—Continued

Spencer (Owen)—Continued

SCS- . _. __ 114 E. Franklin St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.

and maint, of soil and water cona.

methods of farming; (-) George

W. Alley.

Sullivan (Sullivan) i

ses-,--._ Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (1) William

EarlArganbright.

Terre Haute (Vigo) :

BAI .,. c/o Home Packing Co., 1st and

Chestnut St«. Sleat inspection;

(3) M, W, McGuire.

FHA 218 Federal Bldg, (1) Jerome K.

Bash. Serves Vigo, Sullivan, and

Vermillion Cos.

SCS_ .. Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab,, and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (~) Arthur M, Sheridan.

Versailles (Ripley) :

ses Assist soil cons, dists.by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop.» eatab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (-) Robert Wolfe.

Vevay (Switzerland) :

ses Liberty and Main Sta. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) George W. Starr.

Vlncennes (Knox) :

EPQ 1237 Washington Ave. Investigations o! codling naoth and other

fruit insects; (4) Donald W.

Hamilton.

Spray residue studies; chemical development of insecticides for codling moth control; (1) Jack E.

Pahey,

FHA.. ._ La Plante Bldg. (1) L. Virgil Held.

Serves Knox and Pike Cos,

SCS-.^. = __ Federal Bldg. Develop, organize

and superV. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (4) Lester H. Binnie.

Federal Bldg, Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Marion

M. Merritt,

Wabash (Wabash) :

SCS, New Bradley Bldg. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1 ) Henry B.

Dugan.

Washington (Daviess) :

SCS__^___ Court House. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (5) Kenneth H.

Holmes,

Court House, Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Morris G.

Cochran,

West Lafayette (Tippecanoe) :

BAE__..., Agr. Experiment Station Annex.

Crop and Livestock Reports;

(7-*5) M. M. Justin.

INDIANA—Continued

West Lafayette (Tippecanoe)—Continued

BDI_ -- Purdue University. Breeding strains

of dairy cattle suitable for use by

small dairymen of the LT. S. to increase the producing efficiency of

their herds: (*1) Norman Lundquist.

EPQ--.__- Purdue Experiment Station Annex.

State leadership in black stem rust

control activities; (1) Stanley

CastelL

Williamsport (Warren) :

SCS_-. 100 Monroe St. Assist soil eons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Pay L.

Anderson._ _

IOWA

Adel (Dallas) :

SCS Assist soil cona, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) J. Ivan Fredrfigill.

Albia (Monroe) :

SCS_ = 10134 Benton Ave.. East. Assist

soil cons, dist-s. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop., estab., and maint, of soil

and water cons, methods of farming; (2) Harold M. Anderson.

Algona (Kossuth) :

SCS _^_,- Develop, organize and superv. the

SCS program within the units

attached to the work group; (2)

Vacancy.

Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Leon H. Laird.

Allison (Butler):

SCS Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) L, J. Duey.

Ames (Story),* ^ _^ ,

BAU^...- P, O. Box 70. Hog-cholera mvestigations; (3) Clarence G. Cole,

Regional Swine Breeding Research

Laboratory, 108 Curtiss Hall.

Swine-breeding research; (3-*46)

W. A. Craft,

BAE Iowa State College. Statistical Laboratory (Technical Research);

(*2) R, J. Jessen.

Dept, of Agr. Econ. and Rural

Sociology, Iowa State Coll. An

analysis of the ecological aspects

of levels of living and their relationships to selected agricultural

social and population factors;

Paul J. Jehlik.

m9 Agr. Annex, Iowa State Coll.

Research in land values and

economics of conservation; (*2)

Virgil L, Hurlburt.

309 Agricultural Annex, Iowa

State Coll. Conducts research on

farm management and costs; (*2)

Ross V. Baumann.

EPQ., - - =. Botany Hall, Iowa State ColL State

leadership in black stem rust control activities; (4) Arlo H. Hagge.

Inseetary Bldg., Iowa State College.

Research on the European corn

borer conducted in cooperation

with the Iowa State Agri. Experiment Station; Tom A. Brindley.
IOWA 163

lOWA—Continued

Ames (Story)—Continued

FHA = Tribune Bldg. (1) Ralph M.

MeElhinney. Serves Story, Boone,

and Marshall Cos.

FS Iowa Res. Center (Central States

For. Expt. Sta.) For. Mgt. Invest.; (4) E. Garth Champagne.

PISAE_._- State Agr. Expt. Sta., Soil Survey,

Correlation. (2-*3) Andrew R.

Aandahl,

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Corn prod.,

breeding, genet., and diseases, (1)

George F. Sprague. Corn borer

resistance (1) LowellH. Penny,

Corn breeding and genet. (1)

Philip A. Miller, Oat disease and

breeding (1) Hickman C. Murphy.

Oat and seed flax prod, and breeding, (1) Lyman C, Burnett,

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Control of

noxious v/eeds (*1) Arthur L.

Bakke.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Tree fruit

breeding invest., Harvey L.

Lantz. Potato breeding invest. ;

onion breeding invest., (*i)

Clinton E. Peterson.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Alfalfa, clover

and grass culture, prod., breeding

and impr. invest., (*1) Carroll P.

Wilsie. Invest, of breeding and

culture of soybeans, (1) Charles

R. Weber. Soybean disease invest., (*1) James M. Crall.

State Agricultural Experiment Station. Research on forecasting

plant disease epidemics, (l-*0)

Jack R. "Wallin.

Agr. Engin. Bldg., Iowa State Coll.

Grain conditioning and storage,*

(6) William Hukill. Weed control

machinery; (2) Robert A. Norton.

Electric energy demand on farms;

*Ernest J. Buresh.

Dept. Agron., Iowa State Coll.

Regional soil phosphorus lab.

John M. Heslep.

Dept of Agron., Iowa State Coll.

Soil microbiology. Francis E.

Clark.

Coop. Regional Plant Introduction

Station, Serves the North Central

Region for the prop., testing and

maintenance of introduced plants

from foreign and domestic sources.

(*2) Max M. Hoover.

ses _ 208-212 Fifth St. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the state of Iowa; (14-*1)

Frank H. MendelL

R.R. #3. Conducts special nuraery

program to provide needed erosion

control plants. (4) Virgil B.

Hawk.

18N Curtiss Hall. Hdqrs. for

Beaconsfield, Floris and Shenandoah, Iowa; C3-*7) F. W.

Schaller.

Ânamosa (Jones) :

SCS „_ Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Oris H.

Randolph,

Änkeny (Polk) :

EPQ_____. European Corn Borer Research

Lab., Agri. Expt. Sta., Ankeny

Field Sta., Bldg. 35. Mailing address: Box 97, Highland Park

Sta., Des Moines 13, Iowa.

European corn t borer investigations; (14).,Wiiliam^G. Bradley.

IOWA—Continued

Atlantic (Cass) :

FHA__.._ Farm Credit Bldg. (1) Glenn A.

Marsden. Serves Cass, Mills,

Montgomery, and Pottawattamie

Cos.

SCS .- 17 W. 4th St. Assist soil eons, dists,

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (2) Gilbert

Wehrman,

Âudubon (Audubon) :

SCS Court House. Assist soil cons. dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Judson

H. Zentmire.

Bedford (Taylor) :

FHA..:..„ Bedford National Bank Bldg. (2)

Max H. Henryson. Serves Taylor

and Ringgold Cos.

SCS_ Bedford National Bank Bldg. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop., estab., and maint, of soil

and water cons, methods of farming; (4) Raymond G. Sneed.

Bloomfield (Davis) :

FHA Old P. O. Bldg. (3) Doyle P.

Schmitter.

SCS Llewellyn Bldg. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farm^ers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Leland

A. MeCord.

Booiie (Boone) :

SCS 816 8th St. Assist soil cons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint.

of soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Ernest E. Behn.

Brooklyn (Poweshiek) :

SCS_: _. Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Morton C. Jam^.

Burlington (Des Moines) :

SCS Tama Bldg. Develop, organize and

superv. the SCS program within

the units attached to the work

group; (1) Floyd S. Yetter.

Tama Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists,

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Raymond

H, Audsley.

Carroll (Carroll) :

SCS--___ 1103^ W. 5th St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Oliver W.

Kelley.

Cedar Rapids (Linn) :

BAI c/o Wilson and Co. Inc. Meat inspection; (21) E. M. Berroth.

PMA, FV_ Federal Bldg. Standardization and

inspection of processed fruits and

vegetables; (2) O. R. Swanson.

PMA,GR_ 200 P. O. Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; bean and pea insp.

serv.; misc. comm. insp. serv.; (6)

H. D. Kurtz.

PMA, LIV c/o Wilson and Company. Meat

Grading Service; (10) C. F. Stiles.

Centerville (Appanoose) :

FHA , 318 North 12th St. (1) Gene L.

Hoffman. Serves Appanoose and

Monroe Cos.
164 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

IOWA—Continued

Centerville (Appanoose)—Continued

SCS-_>--- Dinning Bldg. Assist soil eons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Wüliam

E. Stark.

Chariten (Lucas) :

FHA„ P. O. Box 411. (2) Ellas F. Bell.

Serves Lucas and Warren Cos.

SOS 1st State Bank Bldg. Develop, organize and superv. the SOS program within the units attached to

the work group; (1) Edmund E.

Smith, Jr.

1st State Bank Bldg. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(3) Leon D. Foderberg.

Charles City (Floyd) :

FHA 227 Ellis Block. (1) Marvin E.

Sogard. Serves Floyd, Chickasaw,

and Mitchell Cos.

P. O. Bldg. Assist soil cons. dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint,

of sou and water cons, methods of

farming; (3) George E. Summers.

Cherokee (Cherokee) :

ses _. U. S. p. O. Bldg. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop,, estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (3) Harvey

R. Lindberg.

Clarion (Wright) :

FHA P. O. Box 426. (2) Harry L.

Ladman. Serves Wright, Butler,

Franklin, Grundy, Hamilton,

Hardin, Humboldt, and Webster

Cos.

SCS 208 S. Main St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Robert

L. Locke,

Clinton (Clinton) :

PMA. DAI 335 Fed. Bldg. Rock Island, 111.

Milk market order admin.; (3)

E. H. McGuire.

Corning (Adams) :

SCS_„____ p. O. Assist soil eons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint,

of soil and water cons, methods o

farming; (1) Carl H. Zimmerman!

Corydon (Wayne) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) Archie F. Bridges

Serves Wayne and Decatur Cos.

SCS Grogan Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Howard

Ballew.

Council BIufTs (Pottawattamie) :

SCS 11 Pearl St. Develop, organize and

superv. the SCS program within

the imits attached to the work

group; (4) Arthur S. Thoreson.

11 Pearl St. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Verle M.

Arnold.

IOWA—Continued

Crestón (Union) :

FHA..._.- P. 0. Bldg. (1) S. Merwyn Allen.

Serves Union, Adair, and Adams

Cos.

SCS-.__-_- U. S. P. O. and Court House. Develop, organize and superv. the

SCS program within the units attached to the work group; (2)

Charles M. Hood.

U. S. P. O. and Court House. Assist

soil cons, dists, by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop., estab., and maint, of soil

and water cons, methods of farming; (2) Albert R. Evans.

Davenport (Scott) :

BAI ___ c/o Oscar Mayer and Co. Inc.

Meat inspection; (9) O. W.

Anderson.

SCS Schmidt Bldg., 2nd and Harrison.

Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Lawrence L. Maliy,

Decorah (Winneshiek) :

SCS_ 324 W. Water St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (3) Vivian

A. Edwards.

Denison (Crawford) :

FHA..„_. Menagh Bldg. (1) Kenneth M.

Meland. Serves Crawford, Ida,

and Sac Cos.

SCS New Bank Bldg. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (4) Charles R,

Ballantjme.

New Bank Bldg. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., ^tab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (3) James

L. Mander.

Des Moines (Polk) :

BAI c/o Swift and Co, Meat inspection;

(28) E. F. Kallenberg.

1019 High St. Scabies, tuberculosis,

and brucellosis eradication; hogcholera control; (50) C. W.

Brown.

1019 High St. Avian tuberculosis

eradication; (—) George B. Senior.

BAE ..1019 High St. Crop and Livestock

Reports; (ll-*3) S. J. Gübert.

FCIC - Onthank Bank Bldg., 10th and Mulberry Sts. Accepts applications,

supervises adjustment of losses,

reviews loss claims, general responsibility for administration of

crop insurance in the State; (8)

Maurice O'Reilly.

FHA_.__._ 321 Old Federal Bldg. (1) Alexander H. Beckoff. Serves Polk and

Dallas Cos.

307 Old Federal Bldg. (15) State

Director—Iowa. B.W. Lodwick.

PMA Outbank Bldg., 10th and Mulberry

Sts. State Chairman in charge of

all prod, and mkt. programs; (29)

Hervey E. Hazen.

PMA, DAI 1019 High St. Mkt. News Service

on dairy and poultry prod.; (1)

W.O. Winters. Grading and insp.

serv. on dairy and poultry prod.;

(7-2) F. J, Santo.

PMA, LIV. 1019 High St., Market^NewsT'on

livestock; (6) K. L. Urban.
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IOWA—Continued

Des Moines (Polk)—Continued

SCS__.:___ 1800 E. Euclid Ave., Box 12. Develop, organize and super, the

ses program within the units

attached to the work group; (1)

ClayC.Barnett.

1800 E. Euclid Ave. Assist soil eons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Floyd V.

Harrison.

DcWitt (Clinton) :

SCS__.„=.__ Harrington Bldg. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (1) Harlon H. Backhaus,

Assist soil cons, dists, by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab,, and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods Of

farming; (1) Eichard D. Handley

Donnellson (Lee) :

SCS_.__-_- Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop,, estab., and maint, of

soil and water eons, methods Of

farming; (1) Franklin H. Mullen

Dubuque (Dubuque) :

BAI__„„._. 1700 Sycamore St. Meat inspection;

(20) C. T. Loy.

FHA.__„. P. O. Bldg. (1) George M. Reile.

Serves Dubuque, Jackson, and

Jones Cos.

PMA, DAI 335 Fed. Bldg,, Rock Island, 111.

Milk mkt. order admin,; (3) E.

H. McGuire.

PMA, LIV. 1700 Sycamore St, Meat Grading

Service; (1) J. A. Foitik.

SGS-^.„_„_ 9th and Main Sts, Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assistto farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (1) George A,

Forby.

Eldora (Hardin) :

SCS ^ p. O. Bldg. Develop, organize and

superv. the SCS program within

the unts attached to the work

group; (3) Dale A. Shadle. '

P. O. Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists,

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Wayne

M. Fisher.

Elkader (Clayton) :

SCS___ = ___ Cedar St. Develop, organize and

superv. the SCS program within

the units attached to the work

group; (1) Irving L. Christensen,

Cedar St. Assist soil cons, dists, by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint,

of soil and water cons. methods of

farming; (2) Harvey E. Daniels.

Emmetsburg (Palo Alto) :

SCS 919 S. Broadway. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (—) Clinton

S. Sheumaker.

Estherville (Emmet) :

SCS„ 17 S. 7th St. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) George

K. Chipman.

IOWA—Continued

Pairfield (Jefferson) :

FHA_.„._ P. O, Bldg. (2) Paul F. McLean,

Serves Jefferson, Van Buren, and

Wapello Cos,

SCS P. O. Bldg. Develop, organize and

superv. the SCS program within

the units attached to the work

group; (5) Parks K, Förster.

101 j^ E. Main St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop,, estab,,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Orville

J. Berry.

Forest City (Winnebago) ;

SCS 131^ N. Clark St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Kermit

M. Bjorlie.

Fort Dodge (Webster) :

BAI c/o Tobin Packing Co., Inc. Meat

inspection; (22) B. B. Bowen.

84 P. O. Bldg. Virus-serum control;

D. G. Tepfer (7).

SCS State Bank Bldg. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (7) Louis E. Kuester.

State Bank Bldg. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist

to farmers in the develop,, estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (4) Floyd L.

Peters.

Garner (Hancock) :

SCS-__--__ 5th and State, Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Vernon

G. Moss.

Greenfield (Adair) :

SCS Develop, organize and superv. the

SCS program within the units

attached to the work group; (3)

J. Ross Oliver.

Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (3) Robert R. Winders.

Grundy Center (Grundy) :

SCS„-. Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint. of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (2) Martin M. Hawk.

Guthrie Center (Guthrie) :

SCS 322 State St. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (2) Mark B.

Huntley.

Hampton (Franklin) :

SCS 6—1st Ave., N. E. Assist «oil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Lindley

J. Hanson.

Harlan (Shelby) :

FHA Court House, P. O. Box 71. (1)

Donald M, Roberts. Serves

Shelby, Audobon, and Harrison

Cos.

SCS 1206 Seventh St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods'^of farming; (1) Glenn

M. Henderson,
166 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

IOWA—Continued

Humboldt (Humboldt) :

SCS Lane Co. Clothing Bldg. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist to farmers in the develop.,

œtab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(4) Henry L. Staubus.

îda Grove (Ida) :

SCS_._.^.. P, O. Bldg. Assist soil eons, dists.

by gíTíng technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Kenneth

H, Burnett.

independence (Buchanan) Î

PHA.„... 203 1st St. E. (1) Kenneth H.

Hyde. Serves Buchanan, Delaware, Black Hawk, and Linn Cos.

SCS_.-._.. Court House, Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Earl A.

Lyon.

Indianola (Warren) Î

SCS.._„_. 203 W. Salem Ave. Assiat soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Howard

J. Ralston.

Iowa City (Johnson) i

ses p. o. Bldg. Develop, organize and

superv. the SCS program within

the units attached to the work

group; (3) William G. Davis.

P. O. Bldg. Assiat soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Charles

F. Balloun.

JefTerson (Greene) :

FHA.„_., P. O. Box 69. (1) Lyle D, Crisman.

Serves Greene, Calhoun, Carroll,

and Guthrie Cos.

SCS__ , 206 N. Wilson Ave. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., e^tab,,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (1) Francis

H. Beyer.

Eeosauqua (Van Buren) î

SCS_ _, Corner First and Cass. Assist sou

dists, by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop,, estab,,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Paul R.

Bollinger.

Knoxville (Marion) :

ses.. Court House, Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (3) J. Lyman

Eells.

LeMars (Plymouth) :

FHA.__„ P. O. Box 705. (1) CarlR. Mareue.

Serves Plymouth, Cherokee,

Lyon, and Sioux Cos,

SCS______. Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water eons, methods of

farming; (1) John K. Maddy,

Leon (Decatur) ;

SCS, __ Hotel Leon, Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop,, œtab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Morris

E, Mortimore.

IOWA—Continued

Logan (Harrison) :

SCS_._.___ City Hall. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water ¡eons,

methods of farming; (2) George

V. Holmberg.

Malvern (Milis) :

SCS__.__._ East Side Main St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Ray W.

Jones.

Manchester (Delaware) :

SGS.„_ 221 E. Main St. Assist soil cons.

dists, by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) George

A. Carlson,

Mapleton (Monona) :

SCS__ 315 Main St. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

naethods of farming; (4) William

G. Espy.

Maquoketa (Jackson) ;

SGS=____. 121K S. Main. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Floyd S.

Parks.

Marengo (Iowa) î

PHA_„_. P. O. Bos 214. (1) A. Robert Koch,

Iowa, Johnson, Benton, and Tama

Cos.

SCS,______ Assist soil eons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

sou and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Ralph H. Bush.

Marion (Linn) î

ses... lloéM Seventh Ave, Develop,

organize and superv. the SCS

program within the units attached

to the work group; (2) Lloyd E.

Tyler.

llMli Seventh Ave, Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmws in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(2) Vacancy.

Marshalltown (Marshall) :

PISAE___ Landy Altman, Assoc, Agr. Eng.

SCS___.._ 102Í4 E. Main St. Develop, organize and superv. the SCS

program within the units attached

to the work group; (1) H. Howard

Oak.

1023-^ E.Main St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Ivan T.

Salmons.

Mason City (Cerro Gordo) :

BAI____._ c/o Armour & Co., 15th St, N. E.

Meat inspection; (18) C. W.

Chapín.

FHA_.._„ 219 Federal Bldg. (1) J. Hugh

Braby. Serves Cerro Gordo,

Hancock, Winnebago, and Worth

Cos,

SCS..___,, P. O. Bldg. Develop, organize and

superv. the SCS program within

the units attached to the work

group; (1) Kermit H. Hansen.

P. O. Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists,

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (—) Prank

E. Neely.
IOWA 167

10WA—Continued

Mt. Ayr (Ringgold) :

SCS_^_. = ,_ Lawhead Bldg. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soi! and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) John A.

Tyson.

Mount Pleasant (Henry) ;

FHÁ__.. 1063^ South Main St. (1) Jack H.

Cowen. Serves Henry, Des

Moines, Lee, and Louisa Cos,

SCS„...._„^ Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (2) Leo Turley.

Muscatiiie (Muscatine) ^

FHA___. P. O. Bldg. (1) Ernest F. Burke.

Serves Museatine, Cedar, Clinton,

and Scott Cos.

SCS-». 301 Iowa Ave. Assist soil cous, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (2) George

P. Apland.

New Hampton (Chickasaw) :

SCS_._ Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (—) William

A. Mills.

Nevada (Story) :

SCS— story Hotel. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (1) Worth

Karns.

Newton (Jasper) :

FHA.-__-_ P. O. Bldg. (1) Donald D, Hammerly. Serves Jasper, and Marion

Cos.

SCS_ 109-119 First St., N. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(6) John G. Wilson.

Northwood (Worth) :

SOS . 98M S. 8th St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (—) Lewis H.

Smith.

Oakland (Pottawattamie) t

SCS_--_ c/o Farm Bureau Office. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop,,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(2) Cleldon W. Renaud.

Orange City (Sioux) :

ses Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water eons, methods of

farming; (—) Floyd F. Koster.

Osceola (Clarke) t

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) Willis L. Leeson.

Serves Clarke and Madison Cos,

SCS_ P. O. Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop,, estab,,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (1) Lyle R.

Riedinger.

lOWA—Continued

Oskaioosa (Mahaska) :

ses, 122 High Ave., West. Develop.

organize and superv. the SCS

program within the units attached

to the work group; (1) Lyall H.

Mitchell.

122 High Ave., West. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water eons, methods of farming;

(3) Lloyd M. Patterson.

Ottumwa (Wapello) :

BAI c/o John Morrell & Co. Meat inspection; animal foods inspection;

(30) Myers, John L.

SCS__-._- Federal Bldg. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (3) Sylvan T. Runkel.

120 W. 3rd St. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist to farmers in the develop., estab., and

maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Roy W.

Smith.

Perry (Dallas) :

BAI c/o Swift & Co. Meat Inspeetiou;

(l)B.E Robertson.

Pocahontas (Pocahontas) :

SCS Court House. Assist soil cons, dista,

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Richard

A. Hogue,

Primghar (O'Brien) :

SCS Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (2) Roger P. Lathrop.

Bed Oak (Montgomery) :

SCS _-_ 319 Reed St, Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water

methods of farming; (2) Dale E.

Springer,

Rockwell City (Calhoun) :

SCS Court House. Assist soil cons, dists,

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (1) Clarence

G, Turner.

Sac City (Sac) :

SCS_ Community Bldg. Assist sou cons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Othie R,

McMurry.

Shenandoah (Page) :

FHA 701 W. Sheridan. (1) Leroy A.

Sandholm. Serves Page and

Fremont Cos.

SCS 620 Sheridan Ave., West. Develop

organize and superv. the SCS

program within the units attached

to the work group; (4) Thomas J,

Powell.

620 Sheridan Ave., West. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical

assist to farmers in the develop,,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(2) Emniett C. Zollars.

(Formerly Clarinda, Iowa) :

Sou and water conserv. expt. sta.;

(l-*2) F. W. SchaUer.
168 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

IOWA—Continued

Sidney (Fremont) :

ses Assist soir cons, dists, by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (2) Hubert H. Rosser.

Sigourney (Keokuk) :

FHA_..„_ P. O. Bldg. (1) Forrest G. Milliken.

Serves Keokuk, Mahaska, and

Washington Cos.

ses. P. 0. Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop,, estab.,

and maint, of soil and watr cons,

methods of farming; (2) George

P. Thorburn.

Sioux City (Woodbury) :

BÂI„_^_-. 323 Exchange Bldg., Stock Yards

Station. Meat inspection; (67)

C. J. Hayward.

323 Livestock Exchange Bldg.,

Stock Yards Station. Public

Stockyards inspection; (4) George

H. Ehlers.

320 Livestock Exchange Bldg.,

Stock Yards Station. Virus-serum

control; (9) C.L. Lash.

FHA „ 232 P.O. Bldg. (1) Roy V.Stephenson. Serves Woodbury and

Monona Cos.

PMA, DAI 113T Baderow Bldg. Milk mkt.

order admin.; (2) W. McPherren.

PMA, GR. 208 P. O, Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; misc. comm. insp.

serv.; (3) Neely Hill.

PMA, LIV Livestock Exchange Bldg. Administration of Packers and Stockyards Act; (3) R.L. Lisle. Market

News Service on livestock; (7)

J. D.Hale.

SCS._-._- Room 1, P. O. Bldg. Develop,

organize and superv. the SCS program within the units attached to

the work group. Develop, direct

and superv. the estab. and maint,

of flood control measures for runoff

and waterflow retardation and

soil erosion prev.; (77) George E.

Lamp,

Room 206, P. O. Bldg. Assist soil

eons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(6) Sam T. Carter.

Soldier (Monona):

Ses Assist soil cons, dists, by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Jerold L. Beery.

Spencer (Clay) :

FHA„____ P. O. Box 830. (2) Robert H,

Walters. Serves Clay, Buena

Vista, Dickinson, Emmet, Kossuth, O'Brien, Osceola, Palo Alto,

and Poeahontas Cos.

ses: -- Moore-Birdsall Bldg. Develop,

organize and superv. the SGS

program within the units attached to the work group; (2)

JoeM. Colgan.

Moore-Birdsall Bldg, Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(—) Glenn O. Musil.

Spirit Lake (Dickinson) :

SCS_....._ 103 N. Main St. Assist soil eons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Walter

R. Thoreson.

10WA-—Continued

Storm Lake (Buena Vista) :

BAI c/o Kingan & Co., Inc. Meat inspection; (8) J. R. Barry.

SCS 518,H Lake Ave. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (5) Harold J. Shold,

51834 Lake Ave. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

înethods of farming; (1) Edwin

G. Crocker,

Tipton (Cedar) :

SCS^^- 108 V/. Bth St. Assist soil cons.

dists by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (1) Donald

N. Williams.

Toledo (Tama) :

SCS_.._^„ 132 E. High St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical asist. to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Frank P,

Reed,

Vinton (Benton) :

SCS Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (2) Glenn F,

Heady.

Wapello (Louisa) :

SCS Louisa Co. Farm Bureau Bldg.

Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Arnold H. Winegar.

Washington (Washington) :

SCS_ 108li W. Main. Assist soil cons.

dists, by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Paul F.

Boettcher.

Waterloo (Black Hawk) :

BAI _. c/o The Rath Packing Co. Meat

inspection; (40) M. M. Woods.

PMA, LIV c/o Rath Packing Co. Meat Grading

Service; (1) J. H. Stich.

ses ..- 1910 Washington St. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming-

(1) Henry W, Waldorf.

Waukon (Allamakee) :

SCS....^-_ 21 W. Main St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water

cons, methods of farming; (2)

Stanley W. Austin.

Webster City (Hamilton) :

SCS.^_-,_= 701—2nd St. Assist soil cons, dista.

by giving technical assist, to

, farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Alan J.

Moen,

West Union (Fayette) :

PHA_.-_- Old Bank Bldg. (1) Kerrnit M, Teig.

Serves Fayette, Bremer, and Clayton Cos.

SCS Old First National Bank Bldg.

Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water, cons, methods of

farming; (1) James P. Barnes.
IOWA—KANSAS 169

10WÁ—Continued

Winterset (Madison) : . .,

SCS „_- löSH First St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, oí soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Ralph

R. Harvey.

KANSAS

Abilene (Dickinson) : „ ., ^ T^. ^

ses Dickinson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Mdvin P. Rogers.

Alma (Wabaunsee) : „ „ ^ T^ ..

ses Wabaimsee Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1)

Richard V. Rosenow.

Anthony CHarper) s ^ ^rr ,

ses .Harper Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Alfred

E. Epperson.

Arkansas City (Cowley) : \ ^

BAI . e/o Maurer-Neuer Corp., S. Summit Blvd. Meat inspection; (4)

S. N.Studer.

Ashland (Clark) î ^. ^ ^r -,

ses - Clark Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) H.

Leo Brown.

Atchison (Atchison) : ^ ^ _^,^,. „

FHA Co. Court House. (1) William R.

Brady. Serves Atchison and

Doniphan Cos.

PMA, P.O. Box 476. Sb-office of Midwest

T&W. Area. Natural Cooler Storage.

(52) D. V. Case.

Atwood (Rawlins) : ,„^ ^^ , _

ses - Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Noel R.

Rimyon. Rawlins Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (4) Alfred J. Koch.

Belleville (Republic) : ., ^ ^. ^

ses. Republic Co, Sou Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Roy D. Crist.

Beloit (Mitchell) Î „w ^.r ,;r • /-.N FHA .- Bunch Bldg.. 102J^ W. Mam. (1)

Paul P. Kunc. Serves Mitchell,

Lincoln, and Osborne Cos.

ses - Mitchell Co. Soil Conserv. Dist

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(3) Robert T. Schäfer.

Burlington (Coffey) :

FHA Co. Court House. (1) Herman A.

ses Coffey Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5) Carl

C. Conger.

Cimarrón (Gray) î _ „ ., ^ T^, ^ ^, ,

ses Gray Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) James

H. Wükes.

''*l'es"''l='cTay Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Bernard G. Fickel.

CoUg^Thomas)^:^ E. 5th St. (1) Henry R, Hudgens. Serves Thomas, Cheyenne,

Rawlins, and Sherman Cos.

PTSAE Golby Branch Sta. Dry-land soil ^ -— ^^^^^ ^^^^ Josephs. Kuska.

ses Thomas Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(2) Lester E. Brown,

Coldwater (Comanche) : ^ ., ^ T^-.^^

ses Comanche Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1)

William T.Steele.

Cohmbus (Cherokee):^ Co. Soil Co^erv. Dist

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Roy E. Clegg.

KANSAS—Continued

Concordia (Cloud) : ^ , , ^

FHA Co. Court House. (1) Buford J.

Miller. Serves Cloud and Republic Cos

ses _- Cloud Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Charles W. Naylor.

Cottonwood Falls (Chase) : _. _^ ,

ses - Chase Co. Soil Conserv. Dist Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Lee W.

Collinsworth.

Council Grove (Morris) :

FHA __ P.O. Bldg. (1) Harold L. Ottmger.

Serves Morris and Wabaunsee

Cos.

ses Morris Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(4) Arthur E. Mortensen.

Dighton (Lane) : „., ,

ses - Lane Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) WinfredJ. Wells.

Dodge City (Ford) î .. ^ „

FHA Federal Bldg. (1) Ray N. Cottrell.

Serves Ford, Clark, and Hodgeman Cos.

ses - Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Milton

E. Saflfry. Ford Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(4) Wayne Tolley.

Effingham (Atchison):

ses Atchison Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv, Hdqrs.; (3)

Walter Abmeyer.

El Dorado (Butler) : ,.. ^^ ^^ *

FHA 1123/^ S. Main. (1) Kenneth A.

Fisher. Serves Butler and Marion

Cos.

ses - Butler Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Floyd L. Siegrist.

Elkhart (Morton) : , ,. ^s

ses Morton Co. LU Proj. Hdqrs.; (12)

George S. Atwood. Morton Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit

Conserv, Hdqrs.; (1) Walter L.

Ridenour,

Ellsworth (Ellsworth) : „ , ^ -r^. ,

ses -- Ellsworth Co, Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv, Hdqrs.; (2)

H. Allen Nottorf.

Emporia (Lyon) : ,-, x .^, j D

FHA Co. Court House. (1) Clude P.

House, Jr. Serves Lyon and

Chase Cos.

SeS- -- Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Roy M.

Davis. Lyon Co. Soü Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (6) Ronald P. Felkner,

Erie (Neosho) î „ ., „ r^ ^

SCS_ Neosho Co. Soil Conserv. Dist»

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5)

Charles P. McKinnie.

Eureka (Greenwood) : . . ^ t, T -nr J

FHA 212K N. Main. (2) Gerald L. Ward.

Fort Scott (Bourbon) : ,,, ^ ^ -..T ^

FHA .— Federal Bldg. (1) Loren C. Nordeen.

Serves Bourbon and Linn Cos.

ses — Bourbon Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5)

Fred S. Reynolds.

Fredonia (Wilson) : .^. ^ ^ ^r A -u FHA P. O. Bldg. (2) Paul W. Archer,

Serves Wilson and Montgom^y

Cos.

Garden City (Finney) : -, s, \ t

EQP -- Knox Bldg. State headquarters for

grasshopper control activities;

John S. Risa. ,,, ^, „

FHA - Co, Court House. (1) Myron E.

Shite. Serves Finney, Haskeli

and Scott Cos.
170 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

KANSAS—Continued

Garden City (Finney) i

PISAE„._ Garden City Branch Sta. Dry4and

soil mgt.

ses . Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Andrew

J. Longley, Finney Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Gonserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Gerald T. Van

Veleet.

Branch Expt. Sta. Irrig, and drain,;

(1) Walter ,R. Meyer.

Gâruett (Anderson) î

SCS„_.,_,_ Anderson Co, Sou Conserv. Dist,

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Kenneth G. Knouse.

(iirard (Crawford) :

FHA._„__ Co. Court House. (1) Thomas P.

Reagan, Jr. Servœ Crawford and

Cherokee Cos.

SCS_^_ Crawford Co, Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5)

John A. Shetlar,

Goodland (Sherman) :

SCS^;. Sherman Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Arthur W.Holste.

Gove (Gove) :

SCS„._„. Gove Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) Howard

V. Cheney.

Great Bend (Barton) :

ses Barton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv, Hdqrs.; (3)

John H. Nelson, Jr.

Greensburg (Kiowa) :

SCS_....__ Kiowa Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Robert

H. Dodge.

Hays (Ellis) :

FHA_...._ Co. Court House. (1) Carmi E.

Stacy. Serves Ellis, Rush, and

Russell Cos.

PISAE Port Hays Branch Sta. Dry-land

soil mgt.; (1) Paul L. Brown.

Ft. Hays Br. Sta. Sorghum, wheat

oats, and barley prod, and breeding; (1-11) Arthur P. Swanson.

Fort Hays Branch Station. Control

of noxious weeds; (1-11) William

L.Phillips.

ses Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Henry E.

Bergschneider. Ellis Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist, Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Harold A,

Rothgeb.

Hiawatha (Brown) :

SCS_„_.__ Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (S) Clarence

E. Crews, Brown Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv,

Hdqrs.; (5) Hurshal E. Boyd.

ffili City (Graham) :

PHA__._._ Co. Court House. (1) Clarence R.

Collins.

SCS______. Graham Co. Soil Conserv, Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,; (3)

Arthur W, Pope.

Hoiton (Jackson) :

SCS_-___=_ Jackson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Richard G. Merryfield.

Howard (Elk) Î

FHA First National Bank Bldg. (2)

Alexander K. Rader. Serves Elk

and Chautauqua Cos.

ses._.„._. Elk Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Dick

D. Holland.

Hoxie (Sheridan) :

ses _„ Sheridan Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(2) JamesP. Sproul.

Hugoton (Stevens) •

FHA. 6041^ Monroe St. (1) Bruce W.

Barker, Serves Stevens» Grant,

Morton, and Stanton Cos.

SCS^__-.__ Stevens Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv, Hdqrs.; (2)

Robert H. Puller.

KANSAS—Continued

Hutchinson (Reno) ;

EPQ_._. Roorn2Ûl, P. O. Bldg. Research on

the southwestern corn borer and

on control of insects infesting

stored grain; (2) Herbert H.

Walkden,

PHA,_ .- P. O. Bldg. (1) James F. Brass.

Serves Reno, Kingnian, and Rice

PMA, GR. 200-A P. 0. Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; (2) G. G. Griffin.

ses. Reno Co. Soil Conserv, Dist. W^ork

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Robert

G. Cameron.

Independence (Montgomery) •

SCS_ _____ Montgomery Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Earl L. Wier. » ^ ^

lola (Allen) •

FHA 221 S. Jefferson, (2) Clifford L.

Harding. Serves Allen and Woodson Cos.

ses__.-__ Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) George

E. Hartrick. Allen Co, Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (6) Fred S. Kruger.

Jetmore (Hodgeman) :

SCSL„__^_. Hodgeman Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1)

L, LaVern Spreier.

Johnson (Stanton):

SCS_______ Stanton Co, Soil Conserv, Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1)

Halley P. Parker.

Junction City (Geary) :

ses,______ Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Luther

A. Jacobson. Geary Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Elmer C. Betz,

Kansas City (Wyandotte) :

BAI-___ .. 23 Federal Bldg. Meat inspectionanimal foods inspection; (150)

E. Himsel.

24 Federal Bldg. Meat inspection

laboratory; (3) R. A. Maxwell.

19 Federal Bldg. Virus-serum control; 23-*l) Carl V. Metcalf.

Kinsley (Edwards) :

SCS-_____. Edwards Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

RoUaW. McCall.

LaCrosse (Rush) :

SCS_-_ Rush Co, Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Glenn

I. Booth.

Lakin (Kearny) :

SCS______^ Kearny Co. Soil Conserv. Dist,

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Homer R. Watkins,

Larned (Pawnee) :

ses Pawnee Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Clyde B. Dennis.

Lawrence (Douglas) :

FHÄ_-_.__ Co. Court House. (1) John Linn.

Serves Douglas and Leavenworth

Cos.

SCS_____._ Douglas Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Melvon H. Wertzberger,

Leavenworth (Leavenworth) :

ses Leavenworth Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Norman L. Kruse.

Leoti (Wichita) :

PHA._ Co. Court House. (1) Grover C.

Newman. Serves Wichita, Greear^a ,Jey, Hamilton, and Kearny Cos.

bCS„_„__ Wichita Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.: (2)

Paul E. Harbison.

Liberal (Seward) :

SCS.___.__ Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Leslie E.

Johnson. Seward Co. Sou Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (1) Raymond S. Clark.
KANSAS 171

KANSAS—Continued

Lincoln (Lincoln) :

SCS Lincoln Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Carl Simpson.

Lyons (Klce) :

ses Rice Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Oral

F. Brunk.

Manhattan (Riley) :

BAE-.__.. Dept. of Econ. and Sociol., Kansas

State Coll. Conducts research on

farm management and costs; (*1)

Orlin J. Scoville.

EPQ_, 520 N. Tuliette St. Studies of the

control of insects attacking stored

grains and milled cereal products

in farm storage, mills, elevators,

warehouses, and freight cars; development of varieties of wheat

resistant to the hessian fly; and

biology of grasshoppers; (8)

Richard T. Cotton.

FCIC,.___ 1122 Moro St. Accepts applications,

supervises adjustment of losses,

reviews loss claims, general responsibility for administration of

crop insurance in the State; (12)

Wendell O. Becraft.

FHA 102 S. 3rd Ave. (2) Edwin H.

Grandfield. Serves Riley, Geary,

and Pottawatomie Cos.

PISAE State Agr. Expt. Sta. Dry-land soil

mgt.; Lewis B. Oimstead.

State Agr. Expt. Sta., Soil Survey,

(*1) C. Harry Atkinson.

State Agr. Expt. Sta., Kansas State

College. Wheat, oat, sorghum

breeding and genet.; (1-*1) Dale

E. Weibel. Wheat and oat diseases; (2) Charles O. Johnston.

Wheat quality; (3-*3) John A.

Shellenberger. Wheat and corn

prod., breeding and genet.; (1-*1)

Lloyd A. Tatum.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Alfalfa impr.

and prod.; (1) Clarence O. Grandfield. Grass impr. and pastures;

(*1) Kling L. Anderson. Soybean

invest.; (*1) James W. Zahnley.

Dept. of Agr. Engin., Kansas State

Coll. Heat pump investigations,

Warren C. Trent.

PMA 1122 Moro St. State Chairman in

charge of all prod, and mkt.

programs; (41) Emmet Womer.

SCS Rüey Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Howard

M.Hughes.

Soil Conserv. Nurs.; (12) Fred P.

Eshbaugh.

Ext. Bldg. Kans. State Coll. Coordinate Activ. of Soil Conserv,

Sve. and Ext, Svc; (2) Reuben

C. Lind, Harold B. Harper.

East Agri. Bldg. Kans. State Coil.

Coop. State Soil Sei.; (1) Claude

L. Fly.

Kans. State Coll. Basic studies of

wind erosion; (6-*l) Austin W.

Zingg.

Mankato (Jewell) :

FHA Co. Court House. (1) C. Edward

Snyder.

SCS__. Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Bernard

K. Geraghty. Jewell Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist. W^ork Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5) Clyde C. Reed.

Marion (Marion) :

SCS Marion Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

J. Kenneth Muse.

rysville (Marshall) :

Ma HA P. O. Bldg. (1) Roland A. Kruse.

17 S.. Marshall Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

SC Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (6)

H. Everett Runyon.

KANSAS—Continued

McPherson (McPherson) ;

SCS McPherson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

V/ork Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5)

C. Leigh Hines.

Meade (Meade) :

FHA.._.._ Co. Court House. (1) Ivan K.

Tompkins. Serves Meade, Gray,

and Seward Cos.

SCS:__._ Meade Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Robert D. Lippert.

Medicine Lodge (Barber) :

SCS.__„„ Barber Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1)

Victor A. Griswold.

Minneapolis (Ottawa) :

SCS_ ._ Ottawa Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(3) Ernest W. Decker.

Mound City (Linn) :

SCS.. Linn Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Roscoe

D. Long.

Neodesha (Wilson) :

SCS Wilson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (6)

Dick A. Dodge.

Ness City (Ness) :

FHA Christy Bldg. (1) Arthur R. Barrickiow. Serves Ness, Lane, and

Trego Cos.

SCS Ness Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Orval

A, Harold.

Newton (Harvey) :

SCS Harvey Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Robert S. Fisher.

Norton (Norton) :

FHA Stapleton Bldg., 108 S. Kansas.

(2) Chester M. Winder.

SCS.. Norton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

William A. Wade.

Oakley (Logan) :

FHA Farmers State Bank Bldg. (1)

Lenneth E. Frantz. Serves

Logan, Gove, and Wallace Cos.

SCS __. Logan Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Julius

H.Mai.

Oberlin (Decatur) :

FHA Co. Court House. (1) Wilbur E.

Hunter. Serves Decatur and

Sheridan Cos.

SCS Decatur Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5) A.

Lloyd Francis, Jr.

Oiathe (Johnson) ;

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) Gustav H. Krehbiel. Serves Johnson and Wyandotte Cos.

SCS Johnson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5)

Howard I. Wildman.

Usage City (usage) :

SCS Osage Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (7) Hilliard

L. Gamble.

Osborne (Osborne) :

SCS__ Osborne Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

H. Ray Brown.

Oska!oosa (Jefferson) :

FHA Co. Court House. (1) Walter J.

Campbell.

SCS__ Jefferson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Charles W. Stewart.

Ottawa (Franklin) :

FHA_ Co. Court House. (1) Joseph J,

Rosacker. Serves Franklin and

Anderson Cos.
172 DIRECTÔEY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

KANSAS—-Continued

Ottawa (Franklin)—Continued

SCS___..„ Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Henry W.

Schmitz. Franklin Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (6) Harold C. Stevens.

Paola (Miami) :

PHA Co. Court House. (1) Clarence W.

Ater.

Parson (Labette) :

FHA„_..- 109M S. Central. (3) Stanley C.

Morris. Serves Labette and

Neosho Cos.

Paola (Miami) :

ses Miami Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Sanuel

P. Hertha.

Parsons (Labette):

ses - 212 N. Central. Dist. Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (3) Williard L. McFillen.

Labette Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (6)

Lloyd W- Gompton.

Phillipsburg (Phillips) î

SCS__.-„_ Phillips Co. Sou Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Bertel E. Soderblom.

Pittsburg, (Crawford) :

BAL..___ c/o The Hull & Dülon Packing Co.

Meat inspection; (1) P. C.

Dermey.

Pratt (Pratt) r

FHA._„__ Co. Court House. (1) Daniel R,

Musser. Serves Pratt, Barber,

Comanehe, and Kiowa Cos.

SCS.„ Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Tom D.

Dicken. Pratt Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (1) Earl L. StadeL

Russell (Russell) :

ses .- Russell Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1)

Jam^es L. Farrand.

St. Francis (Cheyenne) :

ses Cheyenne Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1)

E. Wayne Brenn.

St. John (Stafiford) :

FHA (1) Max D.Roberts. Serves Stafford

Barton, Edwards and Pawnee

Cos,

ses _„ Stafford Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Adrian C. Oleson.

Salina (Saline) :

FHA„_„„ Federal Bldg. (1) Joe Culley.

Serves Saline, Dickinson, Ellsworth, and Ottawa Cos.

ses... _ „ - Public Utilities Bldg. State Conserv.

Off.; (13) Fred J. Sykes.

P. O. Bldg., Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(5) Charles R. Curtis. Saline Co.

Soil Gonserv. Dist. Work Unit

Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Jay H.

Payne.

Scott City (Scott) :

SCS__ Scott Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv, Hdqrs.; (2) Donald

K. Ummd (Acting),

Seneca (Nemaha) :

FHA_.-._. 530 Main, (1) Co. Supervisor.

Serves Nemaha and Brown Cos.

ses Nemaha Co, Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv, Hdqrs.; (3)

Robert O. Yunghans.

Smith Center (Smith) :

FHA„ Co. Court House. (1) Irvin W.

Wagner.

SCS._. Smith Co. SoU Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1)

Francis V. Willmeth.

KANSAS—Continued

Stockton (Rooks) Î

FHA„„.. Co. Court House. (2) Walter C.

Winget. Serves Rooks and

PhülipsCos.

SCS_....- Rooks Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

E. Harmon Lackey,

Sublette (Haskell) :

SCS_..___. Haskell Co. Soir Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Earl J.Bondy.

Syracuse (Hamilton) :

SGS__.>__- Hamilton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(3) Fred Meyer, Jr.

Topeka (Shawnee) ;

BAI . c/o John Morrell & Co. Meat inspection; animal foods inspection;

(16) M. R. Sebright.

204 Federal Bldg. Hog-cholera control; scabies, tuberculosis, and

brucellosis eradication; publie

stockyards inspection; (29) W.

E. Logan,

c/o Johnson Serum Co. Virus-serum

control; (2) Charles Walter.

BAE_„-_. 207 P. O. Bldg. Crop and Livestock

Reports; (4-*13) H. L. Collins.

FHA„..__ Federal Bldg. (2) Harold E. Evertson. Serves Shawnee and Jackson

Cos.

Rm. 439 New England Bldg., 5th

and Kansas Ave, Serves as Administrator's liaison representative with State Directors in Kansas, Colorado, Idaho—Utah—

Washington — Oregon — Alaska,

and California—Nevada—Hawaii.

Homer Allen; (29) State Director

—Kansas. Walton Dodge.

PMA, DAI Rm, 201, 522 Kansas Ave. Grading

and insp., serv. on dairy and

poultry prod.; (3) E, I. Rosenquist.

Tribune (Greeiey) :

ses _„ Greeiey Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,; (1)

Melvin M. Thompson.

Troy (Doniphan) î

SCS__.__. Doniphan Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Wüber A. Copenhafer.

Ulysses (Grant) :

SGS_...__. Grant Co. Soil Conserv. Dist, Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (I) Dale

E. Barb.

Wakeeney (Trego) :

SCS- Trego Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) William C. Crawford.

Washington (W^ashington) s

FHA . Co. Court House. (3) William N.

McLenon. Serves Washington

and Clay Cos,

SCS_^ Washington Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Charles C. Foster.

Wellington (Sumner) :

PHA_. Masonic Temple, (1) George B.

Kirkpatrick. Serves Sumner and

Harper Cos.

ses ._ Sumner Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Roy S, Higginbotham,

Westmoreland (Pottawatomie) :

SCS_„__.- Pottawatomie Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.

(4) Kenneth T. Sherrill.

Wichita (Sedgwick) i

BAI___.-__ 21 Live Stock Exchange Bldg. Meat

inspection; (23) T. A. Moir.
KANSAS—KENTUCKY 173

KANSAS—Continued

Wichita (Sedgwicis)—Continued

FCA Douglas Ave. and Main St. Hdqrs*

for Dist. 9 serving Colo., N. Mex.,

Kans., and Okla. Long-term

farra mortgage loans, Federal

Land Bank; (93) Walter E.

Fisher. Loans to short-term

financing institutions, Fed. Intermediate Cred. Bank; (22)

Grover B. Hill. Organization,

partial capitalization and supervision of prod, credit associations

making short-term prod, loans,

Pord. Cred Corp.; (13) Abram J.

Troup. Loans to farmers' coop.,

Bank for Cooperatives; (20) Fred

R. Merrifield. Gen. Agt. coordinating functions common to the

four district institutions; (28)

Fred R. Merrifield. Rev. the appraisal of farms for mortgage

loans; (2) James M. Flinchum.

Custody of the dist. institutions'

collateral; (2) George B. Irwin.

Examining of acct. of organizations supervised by FCA; (2)

Gerald C. Ernst.

FHA___.._ 503 N. Waco. (1) Hugo E. Schmidt.

Serves Sedgwick, Harvey, and

McPherson Cos.

PMA, DAI 310 Derby Bldg. MUk mkt. order

admin.; (2) M. M. Morehouse.

PMA, GR_ 121 East Second St. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; misc. comm. insp.

serv.; (5) G. F. Binderim.

PMA, 22 Livestock Exchange Bldg. MarLIV. ket News Service on livestock; (2)

Lee O. Gibson.

PMA, Central Bldg. Enforcement of

T&W. U. S. Warehouse Act, (grain,

wool, and other prod.); (15)

Robert Waldie.

ses 414 West 2nd. Sedgwick Co. Soi

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv, Hdqrs.; (4) Louis B. Earle.l

Winfield (Cowiey) :

FHA__.__ 108 W. 9th St., State Bank Bldg.

(1) Homer C. Wood.

SCS._ Cowiey Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(4) Sylvester H. Keller.

Yates Center (Woodson) :

SCS Woodson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Christopher C. Graham.

KENTUCKY

Albany (Clinton) :

FHA..___ P.O. Box 1124. (1) John B. Dorris.

Serves Clinton and Cumberland

Cos.

SCS Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs,; (1) R. T. Snelling.

Alexandria (Campbell) :

SCS 4 East Main St. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) D.S. Clarke.

Barbourville (Knox) :

FHA P. O. Box 260. (1) Lyle T. Harmon.

Serves Knox and Bell Cos.

SCS Mitchell Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2)0.Müla.

Bardstown (Nelson) :

FHA P. O. Box 3. (2) John H. Burris.

Serves Nelson, BuUitt, and Spencer Cos.

SCS. Co. Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.; (2)

P. R. Daly.

P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

J. M. Dyer,

Bardwell (Carlisle) :

SCS___ Kirby Supply Company Bldg.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J. L. Owen.

KENTUCKY—Continued

Barlow (Ballard) :

SCS Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J. L. Crass.

Beattyviïle (Lee) :

SCS Peoples Exchange Bank Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) R. McKenzie.

Bedford (Trimble) :

SCS Clem Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) A. E. Denham.

Benton (Marshall) :

SCS__ Ferguson Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(3) H. L. Anderson.

Berea (Madison) :

FS.___ Cumberland Nat. For., Ranger's

Hdqrs.; (7) Noyes D. Shirley.

Booneville (Owsley) :

SCS ._. Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) W. M. Morrill.

Bowling Green (Warren) :

FHA Box 111. (1) Ambrose B. Camp.

^^„ Serves Warren and Simpson Cos.

SCS ReardenBldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(3) J. W. Little. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) F. G. Melton.

Brandenburg (Meade) :

SCS Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) H. I. Teasley.

Brooksville (Bracken) :

SCS Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) H. L. Hickey.

Brodhead (Rockcastle) :

SCS Citizens Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) C. A. Colson.

Burkesville (Cumberland) :

SCS Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. O. Landrum.

Burlington (Boone) :

SCS Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J. C. Aeree.

Calhoun (McLean) :

SCS__ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) H. McKeehan.

Campbellsviile (Taylor) :

FHA.___.. Hubbard Bldg. (1) Forrest J.

Hogue. Serves Taylor and Greene

Cos.

SCS Parrott Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) J. W. Nance.

Campton (Wolfe) :

FHA P. O. Box 56. (1) Jesse W. Johnson.

Serves Wolfe and Menifee Cos.

SCS Bach Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) A. P. McKenzie.

Carlisle (Nicholas) :

SCS P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) E.L.Sanders.

Carrollton (Carroll) :

FHA P.O. Box 147. (1) Rob Roy Norton.

Serves Carroll and Galiatin Cos.

SCS Taylor Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) A.M. Harris.

Catlettsburg (Boyd) :

SCS.____._ P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

C. A. Ramey.

Clinton (Hickman) :

SCS- Hutcherson and Heaslet Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) W. D. Franklin.

Columbia (Adair) :

FHA_ P. O. Box 228. (1) John M. Shelley.

SCS Co Warehouse. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) N.L.Lea.

Cynthiana (Harrison) :

SCS__ Wiglesworth Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) 0. L. Williams.

Danville (Boyle) :

SCS Citizens Bank Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) F. O. Townes. Work

Unit Hdqrs ; (1) D. N. Grimwood.

Dawson Springs (Hopkins) :

SCS p. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs,; (3)

L. L. Rudolph.
174 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

KENTUCKY—Contînued

Dixon (Webster) : . ^ „r ^ ^T -^ TTJ

ses - North Main St. Work Unit Hdqrs.

(2) C. W. Summers.

Edmonton (Metcaîfe) : , ^, , „^ , ^T -4.

SCS Educational Bldg. Work Umt

Hdqrs.; (1) W. C. Butlar.

Elizabethtown (Hardin) : ^^ ^ , ^^ .^

ses __ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) J, S. Lloyd.

Elkton (Todd) : ,,^ ^ , ^ *, •

FHA P. 0. Box 247. (1) Sylvan C. Alvis.

ses*. - Birkhead Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) F. O. AUcoek.

Falmouth (Pendleton) Î

FHA P. O. Box 32. (1) James A. Hoover.

Serves Pendleton, Campbell, and

Harrison Cos, ^ .

ses 313 West Shelby St. Work Umt

Hdqrs.; (2) J. S. Davis.

Flemingsburg (Fleming) : , ^ , ^ „ ,

FHA -> P.O. Box 146. (2) John L. Zachary.

Serves Fleming, Bourbon, and

Nicholas Cos,

ses Odd Fellows Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) D, W.Orcutt. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (3) L. R. Johnson.

Frankfort (Franklin) : „ , . ^ ^

BAI_ .._ 714 McClure Bldg. Scabies, tuberculosis, and brucellosis eradication; sanitary handling of import

animal byproducts, hay, and

straw; (11) E. E. Coshow.

PMA, FV_ State Capitol Bldg. Market News

Service on fruits and vegetables;

(2) L. G. Matherly.

ses .- Capital Bldg and Loan Assoc. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) R. C. Green.

Franklin (Simpson) î _ ^ ^ , ,« ,

PMA.TOB P. O. Bldg. Enforcement of Tob.

Insp. Act involving the inspection

and certification of tobacco sold

on auction markets and technical

assistance to producers in the

preparation of tobacco for market.

(4) R.L. Dowdy. ^^ ,

ses Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) B. J. White.

Frenchburg (Menifee) :

ses Kash Brothers Hardware Bldg.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1) C. J.

Hieronymus.

Fulton (Fulton) : _ ^. .

ses _ —- City Nat. Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) G. C. Richardson.

Georgetown (Scott) :

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) R. W. Ladd.

Glasgow (Barren) :

FHA P.O. Box 272. (2) Ralph S. Patterson. Serves Barren and Allen Cos.

ses .-_. Preston-Ropp Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) L. I. Tidrow.

Grayson (Carter) : . „,

ses McGuireBldg. Work Unit Hdqrs,;

(1) H, B. Morrison.

Greensburg (Green) :

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) W. J. Ashbrook.

Greenup (Greenup) î ^ ,

SCS__ Soil Conservation Service, Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) J. Young, Jr.

Greenville (Muhlenberg) :

FHA P. O. Box 244. (1) Louis H. Vdlmes.

Serves Muhlenberg, Hopkins, and

Ohio Cos.

ses -_- Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) B. Pruitt.

Hardinsburg (Breckinridge) : „

FHA P. O. Box 214. (1) James T.

Brookshire. Serves Breckinridge,

Hancock, and Meade Cos.

ses _. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) L. Jarboe.

KENTUCKY—Continued

Harrodsburg (Mercer) : , „ ^

FHA P. O. Box 212. (2) Lloyd H. Jones.

Serves Mercer, Anderson, Boyle,

Washington, and Woodford Cos.

ses - Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs. ; (1) J. C. Zachary.

Hartford (Ohio) : ^^ ^^ ^ __ .^

ses Co. Court House. Work Umt

Hdqrs.; (1) H. C. Cary.

Hawesville (Hancock) :

ses _ Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) T. A. Davidson.

Hazard (Perry) : . ^, , ^^T-, FHA ... P.O. Box 835. (1) Glenn A. Wilson.

Serves Perry, Breathitt, Harlan,

Knott, Leslie, and Letcher Cos.

Hodgenville (Larue):

ses _ ..- Kirkpatrick Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) C. A. McElroy.

Hopkinsville (Christian) : _. ^ , ^ ^ ,

FHA P. O. Box 546. (3) John D. Graham.

ses _ — Elks Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (4)

W. C. Lowry.

Independence (Kenton) : „. , TT -.

ses _ Co. Court House, Work Umt

Hdqrs.; (1) P. W. Mudd.

Irvine (Estill) :

FHA _- P. O. Box 187. (3) Ancil C. Wilkinson. Serves Estill, Powell, and

Lee Cos.

ses - Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) J. R. Külian.

Jackson (Breathitt) : „, , ^. , »x,

ses .-- Library Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) H. P. McDonald.

Jamestown (Russell) : . . , , « ^ ,

FHA P. O. Box 54. (1) John S. Osborne.

ses -»_ Miller Bldg. Work Unit Hdqra.;

(1) N. E. Howard.

LaGrange (Oldham) I , „ ,

FHA — P. O. Box 22. (1) Boyd Boyles.

Serves Oldham and Trimble Cos.

ses Anna B. Brent Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) W. H. Johnson.

Lancaster (Garrard) : ,„ , ^^ . „,

ses Smith Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

J. H. Hamilton.

Lawrencebarg (Anderson) :

ses p. O. Bldg. Work Umt Hdqrs.; (1)

E. F. Emmick.

Lebanon (Marion) : „», „r ^ TT M.

ses -- Old Court Square Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (4) C. M. Probua.

Leitchfield (Grayson) î ^^ ^^ ^ _^ .

ses — Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) B. K. Yeiser.

Lexington (Fayette) : „ „ ^ .

FCIC Mill and Maxwell Sts. Accepts applications, sup^vis^ adjustnaent

of losses, reviews loss claims,

general responsibility for administration of crop insurance in the

State; (4) Otis R. Wheeler.

FHA --. 231 W. Maxwell St. (26) State

Dh-ector—Kentucky. Earl Mayhew.

PISAE.. State Agr. Expt. Sta. Clover impr.

and disease invest., (*1) Ernest

N. Fergus.

State Agr. Expt. Sta., Univ. of Ky.

Burley tobacco invest., Charles

E. Bortner.

PMA_.. Mill and Maxwell Sts. State Chairman in charge of all prod, and

mkt. programs; (64) Roudell O.

Wilson.

PMA,TOB 620 S. Broadway. Enforcement of

Tob. Insp. Act involving the inspection and certification of

tobacco sold on auction markets

and technical assistance to producers in the preparation of tobacco for market. (16) E. J.

Cline.

SeS._-_. Dudley Bldg. State Office; (11) H.

K. Gayle. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (4)

J. H. Winsor.
KENTUCKY 175

KENTUCKY—Continued

Liberty (Casey) :

FHA P. O. Box 175. (1) Rolland O.

Grimwood. Serves Casey and

Marion Cos.

SCS_, City Hall Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.j

(2) B. C. Jewell.

London (Laurel) :

FHA P.O. Box 247. (1) Lislie H. Yaden.

FS _. Cumberland Nat. For., Ranger's

Hdqrs.; (5) Seldon W. Campbell,

ses___.._ Magee Bldg, Work Group Hdqrs,;

(3) J. A. Jones. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) W. L. Browning.

Louisa (Lawrence) :

SCS_ p. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1)

W. R. Beeknell.

Louisville (Jefferson) î

BAI 638 Custom House Bldg. Meat inspection; (20) W. R. Richards.

Livestock Exchange Bldg.; Bourbon

stockyards. Public stockyards inspection; sanitary handling of import animal byproducts, hay, and

straw; (2) William C. Glockner.

BAE_ 309 Martin Brown Bldg. Crop and

Livestock Reports; (8) H. F.

Bryant.

FCA. 224 East Broadway. Hdqrs. for

Dist. 4 serving Ind., Ky., Ohio,

and Tenn. Long-term farm mortgage loans, Federal Land Bank;

(142) M. S. Kennedy, Jr. Loans

to short-term financing institutions, Fed. Intermediate Credit

Bank; (8) J. B. E. LaPlante.

Organization, partial capitalization and supervision of prod,

credit associations making shortterm prod, loans, Prod. Credit

Corp.; (19) F. Leonard Kerr.

Loans to farmers* coop. Bank for

Cooperatives; (18) John E. Brown.

Gen, Agt. coordinating functions

common to the four district institutions; (22) John E. Brown.

Rev. the appraisal of farms for

mortgage loans; (2) Ross H.

Pepper. Custody of the dist.

institutions' collateral; (3) Lawrence M. Corrigan. Examining

of acct. of organizations supervised by FCA; (2) John P.

Engberg.

PMA, DAI Ky. Div. of Mkts., P. O. Box 1061.

Mkt. News Serv. on dairy and

poultry prod,; (If) R. O. Morgan.

1235 Starks Bldg. Mük mkt.

order admin.; (9) L, S. Iverson.

PMA, GR_ 801 P. O. Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; misc. comm. insp.

serv,; (3) J. W. Wesson.

PMA, LIV 231 Livestock Exchange Bldg.

Market News Service on livestock;

(2) G. B. Fundis. Administration

of Packers and Stockyards Act;

(1) Harry Snyder.

PMA,TOB P. O. Bldg, Conduct of Tobacco

Market News activities including

the publication and dissemination

of such data to tobacco producers

the trade and other interested

parties. (10) E, D. Booker.

SCS.__„ Fed. Bldg, Work Group Hdqrs.; (5)

A. J. Lisle.

Fiscal Court Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) R. L. Roman.

Madisonville (Hopkins) :

SCS____._ Co, Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs,; (2) R. L. Graff,

Manchester (Clay) :

FHA P. O. Box 156. (1) R. Gay Blair.

SCS M. F. Porter Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) H. D. Bradley.

KENTUCKY—Continued

Marion (Crittenden)

FHA.... P. O. Box 225. (1) Co. Supervisor.

Serves Crittenden, Livingston,

Webster, and Union Cos.

SCS_. Southern States Coop. Store. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) D. L. Canary,

Mayfield (Graves) î

FHA._...« P. O. Box 406. (2) Raymond E.

Hogue. Serves Graves, Marshall,

Calloway, Hickman, and Fulton

Cos.

PMA,TOB North and N. 12th Sts. Enforcement of Tob. Insp. Act involving

the inspection and certification of

tobacco sold on auction markets

and technical assistance to producers in the preparation of tobacco for market. (6) W. M.

Whitnel.

SCS_ Co. Court House. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (5) Norman Terry. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (3) W. C. Holt.

Maysvllle (Mason) :

FHA P. O. Box 835. (2) James L. Rawlings. Serves Mason, Backen, and

Robertson Cos.

ses Co. Farm Bureau Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) R. W. Darling.

McKee (Jackson) :

FHA P. O. Box 646. (1) John W. Fietz.

Serves Jackson and Owsley Cos.

SCS_ Morris Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) E. B. Russell.

Monticello (Wayne) :

FHA P, O. Box 5005. (2) James A.

Osborne.

ses Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J. A. Powell, Jr.

Morehead (Kowan) :

FHA.. Court House. (1) William K.

Roxise. Serves Rowan, Boyd,

Elliott, and Carter Cos.

FS . Cumberland Nat. For., Ranger's

Hdqrs.; (8) George E. Nietzold.

ses Caudill Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(3)F. C.Ewen.

Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J, D. Alexander.

Morganfield (Union) :

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) H, R. Miller.

Mt. Olivet (Robertson) :

ses ... Co, Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) R, C. Sims.

Mt. Sterling (Montgomery) :

ses Co, Office Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) J.Ellis, Jr.

Munfordville (Hart) :

FHA _ P.O. Box 176. (1) James R. Kabler.

Serves Hart, Hardin, and LaRue

Cos.

ses. .. Co, Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) H, J. Lewis, Jr.

Murray (Calloway) :

ses.. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) Y. Wrather.

New Castle (Henry) :

FHA. P. O. Box 296. (1) Wüliam R.

Harper.

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs,; (1) W. E. McGaughey.

Nicholasville (Jessamine) :

SCS__ Farmers Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) M. P. Nichols.

Owensboro (Daviess) :

FHA 202 Masonic Bldg, (2) Lee Otis

Wiggins, Serves Daviess, Henderson, and McLean Cos.

ses 113-115 E, 3rd St. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (4) E. P. Tichenor. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) C. W. Loyal.
176 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

KENTUCKY—Continued

Owenton (Owen) :

FHA_____ P. O. Box 97. (1) Martin L. Williams. Serves Owen and Scott

Cos.

SCS-_ , Peoples Bank and Trust Co. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) M. O. Hust.

Owingsville (Bath) :

FHÂ.„-__ P. O. Box 266. (1) Robert M.

Clarke. Serves Bath, Clark, and

Montgomer Cos.

ses Glenn E. Perry Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) G. L. Gibson.

Paducah (McCracken) :

PMA, DAI 4030 Chouteau Ave., St. Louis, Mo.

Milk mkt. order admin.; F. L.

Shipley.

- SCS..___. Fed Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

H. F. Smith.

U. S. Highway #45. Nurs.; (4)

W. J. Guernsey.

Paintsviile (Johnson) :

FHA P. O. Box 708. (2) Clisby C. Moxley. Serves Johnson, Floyd, Pike,

Martin, and Lawrence Cos,

SCS„.__.. P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1)

W. McKenzie.

Princeton (Caldweîl) :

FHA P. O. Box 31. (1) Henry E. Brandon, Jr. Serves Caldwell, Lyon,

andTriggCos.

ses Farmers Nat. Bank Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) O. C. Allcock.

Eichmond (Madison) :

FHA_„_„ P. O. Box 524. (1) Everett P.

Bleidt. Serves Madison, Garrard,

Fayette, and Jessamine Cos.

ses. P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

J. Y. Bailey,

Eussellville (Logan) :

FHA. P. O. Box 308. (3) Wüliam E.

Shanklin.

SCS„_„._ Inman Bldg. South Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) G. E. Stickiger. North

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1) D. P.

Holland.

Salyersvllle (MagofRn) :

ses __. Reed Department Store. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) W. J. Cantrell.

Sandy Hook (Elliott) %

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs,; (1) M, Mason.

Scottsville (Allen) :

ses Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) J. M. Slinker.

Shelbyviile (Shelby) :

FHA P. O. Box 53. (2) H. French Smoot.

Serves Shelby, Franklin, and

Jefferson Cos,

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) F. B. Rohrer.

Shepherdsville (BuUitt) :

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) CG. Feltner.

Somerset (Pulaski) :

FHA_ P.O. Box 16. (1) Maurice D. Baker.

ses Ky. Utilities Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) Robert Reynolds.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) W, C.

McClure.

Springfield (Washington) :

ses Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) J. B. Bauer.

Stanford (Lincoln) :

, FHA P. O. Box 127. (2) Robert C. Winn.

fci Serves Lincoln and Rockcastle

r eos.

SeS„_ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) L. M. Lackey.

Stanfon (Powell) ;

ses Hattie Martin Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) J. S. Kidd.

Stearns (McCreary) :

FS_ Cumberland Nat. For., Ranger's

Hdqrs.; (7) Edward L. Hurst.

KENTUCKY—Continued

Taylorsvllle (Spencer) :

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) J. B. Carr,

Tompkinsville (Monroe) :

FHA P. O. Box 116. (1) Willie F. Francis,

Serves Monroe and Metcalf

Cos.

ses _ Chevrolet Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) D. R. Waiden.

Vanceburg (Lewis) :

FHA P. O. Box 147. (1) Edwin W.

Reynolds, Serves Lewis and

Greenup Cos.

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) T. R. Allen.

Versailles (Woodford) :

ses Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) C. L.Hill.

Warsaw (Gallatin) :

ses Edith Roberts Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) R. C. Johnson.

West Liberty (Morgan) :

FHA P. O. Box 308. (1) William P.

Caskey. Serves Morgan and

Magoffin Cos.

ses Earl May Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1)B. Brown.

Whitley City (McCreary) :

ses Conatser Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) H. V. Buis.

Wickliflfe (Ballard) :

FHA P. O. Box 248. (2) Guy Warren.

Serves Ballard, McCracken, and

Carlisle Cos.

Williamsburg (Whitley) :

FHA P. O. Box 329. (1) Charles E,

Brumback. Serves Whitley

and McCreary Cos.

FS Cumberland at. For., Ranger's

Hdqrs.; (4) Earle H. Meekins.

ses, White Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1).

Williamstown (Grant) :

FHA„.. P.O. Box 32. (2) Samuel T. Harrison. Serves Grant, Boone, and

Kenton Cos.

ses Co. Court House, Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) T. H. Ford. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) R. H. Morris.

Winchester (Clark) :

FS ^__ Federal Bldg. Cumberland Nat.

For., Supvr's Hdqrs.; (10) Harold

L. Borden.

SCS __ Court House Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) E. G.Jesse.

LOUISIANA

Abbeville (Vermilion) :

FHA P.O. Box 150. (1) Leonard HoUier.

PMA, GR. Railroad Ave. and S. Main St.

Rice insp. serv.; (1-5) W. D.

Smith, New Orleans,

ses Bank of Abbeville Bldg. Technical

assistance to Iberia-Vermilion

Soil Conservation District; (3)

Paul D. Landry.

Alexandria (Rapides) :

FHA P. O. Box 127. (1) Clarence O.

Brown.

Salvation Army, USA Bldg. 616

BeauregardSt. (37) State Director

—Louisiana. F, L. Spencer.

FS ._. 806H Main St. Pineville, La.

Hdqrs. Alexandria Work Center;

(7) JohnT. Cassady.

Kisatchie Nat. For., Supvr.'a

Hdqrs.; (14) Hugh S. Redding,

PMA, COT City Park. Cotton quality stat.,

cotton classiñcation, cotton mkt.

news, and cottonseed inspection;

(3-8) Harvey B.Martin.
LOUISIANA 177

LOUISIANA—Continued

Alexandria (Rapides)—Continued

SCS.__ p. o. Annex. State Headquarters;

(18) Harold B. Martin.

Supervision of work unit oíRees

engaged in technical assistance to

districts; (2).

Technical assistance to Lower West

Red River Soil Conservation

District; (5) John H. Cockerham.

State Soil Scientists; Demetrius L.

Fontenot.Jr.

Amite (Tangipahoa) :

EPQ Room 8, Guaranty Trust Bank Bldg.

Sweetpotato weevil control and

eradication; (4) William B. Hellingsworth.

FHA_. P. O. Box 248. (4) Marion W.

Stewart. Serves Tangipahoa and

Livingston Cos.

Arcadia (Bienville) :

FHA...__- P.O. Box 274. (1) Clyde Lee Butler.

Bastrop (Morehouse) :

FHA.___., P. O. Box 511. (1) Milton E. Wilks.

SCS Parish Court House. Technical

assistance to Northeast Louisiana

Soil Conservation District; (4)

George B. Land.

Baton Rouge (East Baton Rouge) :

BAI__ 326-327 P. O. and Court Bldg.

Scabies, tick, tuberculosis, and

brucellosis eradication; sanitary

handling of import animal byproducts, hay, and straw; (12)

E. C. Hughes.

BAE.._._. Dept. of Rural Econ,, Univ. Conducts research on farm management and costs; Troy Mullins.

EPQ Agricultural Center, State University, Mailing address: University Station, Baton Rouge.

Investigations on methods of

queen rearing, package-bee production and genetics of bees; (4)

Warren Whitcomb, Jr.

Agricultural Center, University

Branch, Baton Rouge. Investigations on various species of cabbage

caterpillars, turnip, aphid, and

sweetpotato weevil; (2) Kirby L.

Cockerham.

FCIC.. _ . - Forestry Extension Bldg., Room 201

University Station. Accepts applications, supervises adjustment

of losses, reviews loss claims,

general responsibility for administration of crop insurance in the

State; (3) Charles H. Evans.

FHA...... P. 0. Box 1788. (1) Walter RDaniel. Serves E. Baton Rouge

and E. Ascension Cos.

PISAE-.._ State Agr. Exp. Sta. Potato breeding and disease invest,, (1-*1)

Theodore P. Dykstra. Sweetpotato invest., (l-*2) Julian C.

Miller, CoUab.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.)-

Cotton disease invest.; (1) David

C.Neal.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton variety and prod, standardization; (*1) Iddo W. Carson.

State Agr. Expt. Sta., Soil Survey;

(*1) Sherman A. Lytle.

Agr. Center, Univ. Station. Corn

prod, and breeding; (1) Hugo F.

Stoneberg,

Univ. Sta. Soybeans and gen.

forage crops invest., (*1) John P.

Gray. Soybean disease invest.;

(*1) John G. Atkins.

Dept. of Agr. Engr., La. State

Univ. Electric radiation; *Finis

T. Wratten.

LOUISIANA—Continued

Baton Rougre (East Baton Rouge)—Continued

PMA . P. O. Box 8597, University Station.

State Chairman in charge of all

prod, and mkt. programs; (37)

LloydA. MuUin.

PMA, FV- State Capitol 901. Standardization

and Inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; W. T. McNabb.

SCS__. Louisiana State Coll. Drain, of

sugarcane land; (3-*l) I. L.

Saveson.

Benton (Bossier) :

FHA P. O. Box 33. (1) Gerald G. Colvin.

Bernice (Union) :

SCS Main St. Technical assistance to

D'Arbonne Soil Conservation District; (2) RajTnond G. Pesnell.

Land Utilization Project; (4) June

0. Terry.

Bogalusa (Washington) :

AIC Tung Oil Laboratory. Tung oil

invest.; (4) Robert S. McKinney.

PISAE U. S. Fid. Lab. for Tung Invest.

Tung culture, breeding, and disease invest., (8-*l) George F.

Potter; R. E.Jezek.

Calhoun (Ouachita) :

SCS.__ Technical assistance to D'Arbonne

Soil Conservation District; (3)

Fred M. McFarland.

Clinton (E. Feliciana) :

FHA P.O. Box 518. (1) L. CuUen Shows.

Serves E. Feliciana and W.

Feliciana.

SCS -St. Helene St. Technical assistance

to Feliciana Soil Conservation

District; (3) Alfred R. Cain.

Colfax (Grant) :

FHA P. O. Box 188. (1) Joseph H.

LeBeau,Jr.

Columbia (Caldwell) :

FHA P. O. Box 602. (3) George D.

McKnight.

SCS Citizens Progressive Bank Bldg,

Technical assistance to Dugdemona Soil Conservation District; (2) Thomas D. Stewart, Jr.

Convent (Saint James) :

SCS Court House Annex. Technical assistance to New River Soil Conservation District; (2) Jeff M.

Chapman.

Coushatta (Red River) :

FHA P. O. Box 338. (2) AlvinB. Landers.

SCS _. Ringgold Ave. Technical assistance

to Saline Soil Conservation District; (3) Clifton C. Campbell.

Covington (St. Tammany) :

FHA„____ P. O. Box 248. (1) Malcolm B.

Alford.

SCS Haik Bldg. Technical assistance t

Bogue Chitto-Pearl River Soil

Conservation District; (2) Frank

P. Scheuermann.

Crowley (Acadia) :

FHA P. O. Box 311. (2) Earl G. Hollier.

PISAE Rice Expt. Station. Rice breeding,

genet., and diseases; (1) Nelson

Î3. Jodon.

PMA, GR- Duson Bldg. Rice insp. serv.; (1-5)

W. D. Smith, New Orleans.

SCS Court House Bldg, Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in

technical assistance to districts;

(2) Delouis Soileau.

Technical assistance to Acadia Soil

Conservation District; (3) Chester

F. Bellard.

Denham Springs (Livingston) :

SCS - Range St. Supervision of work unit

oíñces engaged in technical assistance to districts; (4) Clyde H.

Johnston.

Technical assistance to Feliciana

Soil Conservation District; (2)

Frank M. Womaek.
178 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

LOUISIANA—Continued

DeRidder (Beanregard) :

FHA P. O. Box 127. (1) Franklin C.

Edwards. Serves Beauregard and

Vernoii Cos,

ses Technical assistance to Calcasieu

Soil Conservation District; (2)

James B. Adkins.

Donaidsonville (Ascension) :

ses Elementary School Bldg. Technical

assistance to Lower Delta Soil

Soil Conservation District; (4)

Leroy E. Willie.

Farmervilie (Union) :

FHA P. O. Drawer AA. (1) William R.

SCS-„ The Farmervilie Bank Bldg. Technical assistance to D'Arbonne Soil

Conservation District; (3) Alfred

A.Barnard.

Ferridaj (Concordia) :

FHA__„.. P. O. Box 32. (2) Emmett M,

Grayson.

Franklin (Saint Mary) :

ses Parish Court House. Technical

assistance to St. Mary Soil Conservation District; (2) George S.

Montgomery.

Franklinton (Washington) :

FHA P. O. Box 325. (3) Vincent C.

Byrd.

ses Technical assistance to Bogue

Chitto-Pearl River Soil Conservation District; (4) Neil H. Bullock.

Gibsland (Bienville) :

ses Supervision of work unit offices

engaged in technical assistance to

districts; (2) Oren O. Moore.

Technical assistance to Saline Soil

Conservation District; (3) Jimmie

P. Maxwell.

Greensburg (St. Helena) :

FHA,__„_ P. O. Box 57. (2) Billie G. Pigott.

Gretna (Jefferson) :

FHA„,__ P. O. Box 150. (2) Earl J. Ory.

Serves Jefferson, St. Bernard,

Orleans, and Plaquemines Cos.

Hahnyflle (St, Charles) ;

FHA Court House Square. (1) Charles O.

Carroll. Serves St. Charles, St.

James, and St. John Cos.

Hammond (Tangipahoa) :

PMA, FV. Box 151. Standardization and inspection of processed fruits and

vegetables; (2) Earl F. Burke.

Homer (Claiborne) :

FHA P, 0. Box 419. (8) William L.

Lindsey.

ses Gill Bldg. Technical assistance to

D'Arbonne Soil Conservation District; (3) James L. Penuell.

Honma (Terrebonne) :

Aie U. S. Sugar Cane Fid. Sta. Sugar

cane products invest.; (1) Pvoyal

T. Balch.

EPQ One mile west of Houma on U. S.

^ Highway 90 (turn right and follow Bayou to U. S. Sugar Station).

P. O. Box 387. Studies on sugarcane diseases, development of

sugarcane resistant to the sugarcane borer, and parasitic enemies

of sugarcane insects; (3) Jesse W.

Ingram.

FHA P. O. Box 308. (1) Temus J. Bonnette.

PISÁE U. S. Sugar Plant Field Station.

Sugarcane pathology and agronomy investigations; (8) Ernest V.

Abbott

d. S. Sugar Plant Field Station,

P. O. Box 1111. Sugarcane prod,

and harvesting machinery; (6)

Russell M. Ramp.

LOUISIANA—Continued

Jeaneretie (Iberia) :

BAI ^_ Iberia Livestock Experiment Farm,

Investigations relating to livestock, dairying, and forage production in the eanesugar districts

of the Southern States; (14) Nelson C. Boudreaux.

BDI U. S. D. A. Dairy Fid. Sta. (coop,).

Iberia Livestock Expt. Farm).

Dairy cattle breeding research to

develop strains of dairy cattle

especially adapted to southern

conditions, feeding and mgt.;

(7-*2) Samuel L. Cathcart.

Jena (LaSalle) :

SeS__.__.. First St, Technical assistance to

Lower East Red River Soil Conservation District; (3) James E.

Camniack.

Jennings (Jefferson Davis) :

FHA _- P.O. Box 586. (1) R. Lowell Moore.

Jonesvllle (Catahoula) :

FHA P. O. Box 398. (1) Barney Reid

Cain. Serves Catahoula and LaSalle Cos.

Jonesboro (Jackson) :

FHA P. O. Box 306. (1) Co.Supervisor.

Kentwood (Tangipahoa) :

SCS.__ Third St. and Ave. F. Technical

assistance to Bogue Chitto-Pearl

River Soil Conservation District;

(4) Gurley H. Mixon.

Lafayette (Lafayette) :

EPQ District headquarters for control

and eradication of sweetpotato

weevil; Glen E. Moore.

Box 194, S. L. 1. Station. Development of fumigation treatments for

sweetpotatoes infested with sweetpotato weevil; Carl H. Gaddis.

FHA P. O. Box 69. (1) Gaston LeBianc.

ses Parish Court House. Technical

assistance to Grand Coteau Ridge

Soil Conservation District; (3)

Allen C. Morris.

Lake Charles (Calcasieu) :

BAI.___„,. c/o Swift & Co. Meat inspection;

(4) e. H. Horcher.

FHA P. O. Box 169. (1) Harry D. Taylor, Jr. Serves Calcasieu and

Cameron Cos.

PMA, GR_ 401 St. Andrew St. Rice Insp,

Serv.; (2t) W. D. Smith, New

Orleans.

ses Bldg. T-800. Technical assistance to

Gulf Coast Soil Conservation

District; (4) Eloi Primeaux.

Lake Providence (East Carroll) :

FHA_„_._ P. O. Box 361. (7) Marcus E.

McBride.

Leesville (Vernon) :

ses. 2302 Third St. Technical assistance

to Calcasieu Soil Conservation

District; (1) Clinton L. Harris.

Mansfield (DeSoto) :

FHA P. O. Box 192. (2) George M.

Gilmer,

SCS_ :. Parish Court House. Technical

assistance to Upper West Red

River Soil Conservation District;

(4) JesseV. Rabb.

Many (Sabine) :

FHA P.O. Box 72. (2) Samuel D. Hammons.

ses Technical assistance to Upper Sabine Soil Conservation District;

(3) James Reid Clark.

Marksviîie (Avoyeíles) :

FHA..__, P. O. Box 157. (3) Louis H. Swann.

ses Parish Court House. Technical

assistance to Avoyelles-St. Landry

Soil Conservation District; (3)

JohnH.Hogan.
LOUISIANA 179

LOUISIANA—Continued

Minden (Webster) :

FHA„.__. P. O. Box 871. (4) Shubfoy F.

Barnard.

SCS.__._„_ 104 North Broadway. Technical

assistance to Dorcheat Soil Conservation District; (2) Fermont W.

Hofmeister.

Land Utilization Project; (4) Hugh

G. Dunn.

Collection, development, and prop,

of erosion-resisting plants; (7)

George T. Ratiiffe.

Monroe (Ouachita) :

FHA_..„__ 418 Heninger Bldg. 138 S. Grand

St. (2) Berry W. Wilson, Jr.

Natchîtoches (Natchitoches) :

FHA„._._ P. O. Box 465. (2) Roy B, Gentry.

ses.__,._. 600 Front St. Technical assistance

to Lower West Red River District; (3) Ellis Dawson.

New Iberia (Iberia) :

FHA„.___ P. O, Box 511. (1) Nelson P.

Hanks. Serves Iberia and St.

Mary Cos.

New Orleans (Orleans) :

AIC 2100 Robert E. Lee Blvd. Southern

Reg. Res. Lab. Res. to develop

new and wider uses for agr. commodities in the Southern Reg.;

(373) Charles H. Fisher. Sugar

Cane Products Investigations,

(beet and cane) prod., fruit (citrus) prod, processing and util,

invest.; (7) Lawrence F. Martin.

BAI 631 Godehaux Bldg., 527 Canal St.

Meat inspection; (7) Leonard Rue.

201 Masonic Temple Bldg., 333 St.

Charles St. Public stockyards

inspection; import-export inspection and quarantine; (5) Earl J.

Meixel.

BAE 1539 Jackson Ave. Crop and Livestock Reports; (9) S. L. Bryan.

CEA.__. 306 Cotton Exchange Bldg. Administration of Commodity Exchange Act; (7) William D. Espy.

EPQ 4425 Bienville Ave. Transit-inspection activities; (3) Charles P.

O'Brien.

Room 319, Custom House, 423

Canal St. Enforcement of foreign

plant quarantines; (16) Thomas J,

Baker.

Room 200, 1539 Jackson Ave.

Supervision of enforcement of

foreign plant quarantines in the

Gulf coast area; (6) Wimberly T.

Dülard.

FCA,„ 860 St. Charles St. Hdqrs. for Dist,

6 serving Ala., La., and Miss.

Long-terra farm mortgage loans,

Federal Land Bank; (113) Roy

L. Thompson. Loans to shortterm financing institutions. Fed.

Intermediate Credit Bank; (24)

John M. Magruder. Organization, partial capitalization and

supervision of prod, credit associations making short-term prod,

loans, Prod, Cred Corp.; (13)

Jesse B. Hearin. Loans to farmers' coop., Bank for Cooperatives; (16) Henry O. Pate. Gen.

Agt. coordinating functions common to the four district institutions.

(14) John M. Magruder. Rev. the

appraisal of farms for mortgage

loans; (2) Ernest W. Trusseli, Act.

Custody of the dist. institutions*

collateral; (2) Claire Glaeser.

Examining of acct. of organizations supervised by FCA; (2)

Osee W. Zeagler.

LOUISIANA—Continued

New Orleans (Orleans)—Continued

FS__ 1008 Federal Oíñce Bldg. Southern

For. Expt. Sta. For. Mgt. invest.,

for. econ. invest., range invest.,

flood control surveys, forest util,

ser.; (61) Chas. A. Connaughton.

LIB 1018 Federal Office Bldg. Provides

library services to Department

workers in Arkansas, Louisiana,

Oklahoma, and Texas; (2) Helen

C. Boyd.

Southern Regional Research Laboratory, 2100 Robert E. Lee Boulevard. Provides library services to

staff of Southern Regional Research Laboratory in New Orleans,

La.; (2) Dorothy B. Skau.

PISAE For. Path. Lab,, 1008 Fed. Oíñce

Bldg. Invest, of diseases of for.

and shade trees and for, prod.;

^,,. (—) Ralph M, Lindgren.

PMA 333 St. Charles St. Loan, price

support, purchase, sale, diversion

and related programs; (671) F.

PMA, COT 940'Perdido St. Cotton classification, certification of cotton on

futures contracts, cotton quality

stat., cotton mkt. news and

cottonseed inspection; (7-14) ClarenceC.Tobery.

PMA, DAI 801 Queens and Crescent Bldg.

Market News Service on dairy

and poultry prod.; (2) E. D.

Miller.

4425 Dienville Ave. Grading and

insp. serv. on dairy and poultry

prod.; (2) D. H. Shearer.

1421 Cardondelet Bldg. Milk Mkt,

order admin.; (11) M. M. Truxillo.

PMA, FV_ Queen & Crescent Bldg. Market

News Service on fruits and vegetables; (1) Edison D. Miller.

Standardization and Inspection

of fresh fruits and vegetables; (2)

J. H. Grafues.

PMA, GR. 333 St. Charles St., Rm. 1401.

Admin. Grain Standards Act;

misc. comm. insp. serv.; rice insp,

serv.; bean and pea insp. serv.:

(11-3) W. D. Smith.

PMA, LIV Room 314A, 423 Canal St. Meat

Grading Service; (4) J. H. Manes.

PMA, Baronne Bldg. Enforcement of U. S.

T&W. Warehouse Act (grain, cotton,

and other prod.); (10) J. W.

Callahan.

New Roads (Pointe Coupée) :

FHA Court House Bldg. (4) Thomas J.

Dewey, Jr.

ses Parish Court House. Technical

assistance to Upper Delta Soil

Conservation District; (4) Paul

N. Mayeux.

Oakdale (Allen) :

FHA P. O. Box 595. (1) Phil D. McDonald.

Oak Grove (West Carroll) :

FHA (7) Willie Ray Roberts.

SCS_. 614 Pur\ds St. Technical assistance

to East Carroll-Madison Soil

Conservation District; (3) James

D. Sanford.

Opeîousas (Saint Landry) :

EPQ 117 West Landry St. Sweetpotato

weevil control and eradication;

(5) Harris I. Anderson.

FHA P. O. Box 751. (2) Raymond P.

Martin.

ses Parish Court House.

Supervision of work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to

districts; (2) Guy R. Jones.
180 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

LOUISIANA—Continued

Opelotisas (Saint Landry)—Continued

ses Technical assistance to Grand

Coteau Ridge Soil Conservation

District; (2) Stafford A. Thibodeaux.

Plain Dealing (Bossier) :

ses.__...- High School Campus. Technical

assistance to Dorcheat Soil Conservation District; (3) Joel B.

Slack.

Port Allen (West Baton Rouge) :

FHÁ P. O. Box 36. (1) Joseph F. Butterworth. Serves West Baton Rouge

andlbervilleCos.

Rayville (Richland) :

FHA P. O. Box 688. (3) Cloyd O.

Hopkins.

ses Benedette and Louisa Sts. Technical

assistance to Boeuf River Soil

Conservation District; (3) John

F. Boughton.

Ringgold (Bienviile) :

SCS Mill St. Technical assistance to

Saline Soil Conservation District; (3) Ernest W. Rees.

Robson (Caddo) : (Mail RFD; Shreveport)

PISAE._-_ U. S. Pecan Fid. Sta. Pecan production and disease invest.; (3)

Olin W. Harris.

Huston (Lincoln) :

FHA „„- P. O. Box 463. (1) Fred H. Davis.

SCS 105 North Railroad Ave.

Supervision of work unit offices engaged in technical asistance to

districts; (3) Seaborn R. Aycoek.

Technical assistance to Dugdemona

Soil Conservation District; (3)

Don Spencer.

St. Francisvllle (West Feliciana) :

SCS 141 Ferdinand St. Technical assistance to Feliciana Soil Conservation District; (2) Robert O.

Butler.

St. Joseph (Tensas) :

FHA P. O. Box 308. (3) Julius R.

Bradley,

SCS-_ - Plank Road. Technical assistance to

Tensas-Concordia Soil Conservation District; (3) James P. Barbre,

St. Martinsville (St. Martin) :

FHA_„.._ P. O. Box 150. (1) Owen J. Resweber.

Shreveport (Caddo) :

EPQ^__ _. Room 608, Court House. Studies of

pecan insects; (1) William C.

Pierce.

FHA 315 Ward BIdg. 525 Marshall St.

(2) Otha W. Deen.

PISAE U. S. D, A. Pecan Lab., Court

House Bldg. Pecan prod, and

disease invest,; (3) Charlœ L.

Smith.

SCS - Parish Court House. Supervision

of work unit offices engaged in

technical assistance to districts;

(2) L. E. Walker. Technical

assistance to Upper West Red

River Soil Conservation District;

(5) Harry J. Hammet.

Tallulah (Madison) :

EPQ Two miles south of TalMah on

U. S. Highway 65. P. O, Box

830. Investigations of cotton

insects and their control; (7)

Robert C. Gaines.

FHA_ P. O. Box 190. (2) James H.

Bryant.

SCS. - 102 Chestnut St. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to districts; (2)

Donald L. Richardson. Technical assistance to East CarrollMadison Soil Conservation District; (3) WiUiam B. Williams. Jr.

LOUISIANA—Continued

Thibodaux (Lafourche) :

FHA P. O. Box 151. (1) Kernan M.

Banker. Serves La Fourche, West

Ascension, and Assumption Cos.

SCS 300 Green St. Supervision of work

unit offices engaged in technical

assistance to districts; (2) Ryan

J. Jeansonne. Technical assistance to LaFourche-Terrebonne Soil Conservation District;

(3) Otho L. LeBlanc.

Ville Platte (Evangelîne) :

FHA_„_._ P. O. Box 258. (1) Wilfred O.

Carson.

SCS Parish Court House. Technical

assistance to Grand Coteau Ridge

Soil Conservation District; (1)

Rowell J. Duos.

Winnfield (Winn) :

FHA P. O. Box 509. (1) C. Ray

McEachern.

SCS 104 Court St. Technical assistance

to Dugdemona Soil Conservation

District; (3) Marshall J. Hough,

Winnsboro (Franklin) :

FHA P. O. Box 607. (5) Robert D.

McCaleb.

SCS Court House Square. Technical

assistance to Northeast Louisiana

Soil Conservation District; (2)

Jimmie H. Durr.

MAINE

Alfred (York) :

FS._ Alfred, White Pine Research Center

and Massabesie Experimental

Forest (Northeastern For. Expt.

Sta.), For. Mgt. invest., for.

genetics; (4) John R. McGuire.

Auburn (Androscoggin) :

EPQ 53 Court St. White pine blister rust

control activities; Martin G.

Calderara.

Augusta (Kennebec) :

BAI 15 Grove St. Tuberculosis and brucellosis eradication; import-export

inspection and quarantine; (25)

B. J. Cady.

EPQ-.__-- State House. State leadership in

cooperative control of the gypsy

moth and the brown-tail moth;

Erlon L. Newdick.

Main Forest Service, State House.

State leadership in white pine

blister rust control activities;

Paul A. Simmonds.

FHA.. 335 Water St. (1) Sheldon L. Ward.

Serves Kennebec and Sagadahoc

Cos.

PMA, FV_ State House. Standardization and

inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables; Merritt Caldwell,

Bangor (Penobscot) :

FHA 31 Central St. (7) State Dh-ector—

Maine. H. F. Worcester.

31 Central St. (1) Archie D. Clark.

FS 64 Coe Bldg., 15 Cross St. Penobscot Research Center (Northeastern For. Expt. Sta.), For,

Mgt. invest.; (4) Thomas F.

McLintock.

Belfast (Waldo) i

EPQ Room 2. P, O. Bldg. White pine

blister rust control activities;

Harrington G. Bradbury, Jr.

FHA First National Bank Bldg. (3)

Wendell W. Smith.

SCS ^__. Masonic Temple Bldg., Main and

High Sts. Work Unit; (1) Ralph

T. Grant.

Bridgton (Cumberland) :

EPQ._.__- 40 Main St. White pine blister rust

control activities; Joseph B.

Pike. Jr.
MAINE—MARYLAND 181

MAINE—Continued

Calais (Washington) :

BAI_.__.._ Federal BIdg. Import-export inspection and quarantine; (—)

R.D.Hyde.

Caribou (Aroostook) :

FHA Municipal Bldg. (1) Waldo F.

Hardison. (Offices also at Fort

Fairfield, Houlton, and Van Buren

in Aroostook Co.)-

PMA, FV_ P. O. Box 430. Standardization and

inspection of fre.sh fruits and vegetables; Gilbert R. Warren.

SCS- Hackett Bldg., Sweden and Main

Sts, Work Unit; (1) Randolph H.

West.

Dover-Foxcroft (Piscataquis) ;

SCS Kondos Block, Main St. Work Unit;

(2) Elmer A, Stevens.

Farmington (Franklin) :

SCS_-_.-_ Court House. Work Unit; (1) Frank

W- Ketchum,

Fort Fairfield (Aroostook) :

FHA Fort Fairfield, Maine. (1) Howard

E. Smith. (Offices also at Caribou,

Van Buren, and Houlton, in

Aroostook Co.).

Fort Kent (Aroostook) :

SCS Town Hall, Main St. Work Unit;

(1) Maison K. Goodrich.

Gardiner (Kennebec) :

SCS„. Patten Block, 183 Water St. Work

Group; (1) Howard Y. Forsythe;

Work Unit; (3) Theodore M.

Stone.

Houlton (Aroostook) :

BAI.._„._ U, S. P. O. and Custom House.

Import-export inspection and

quarantine; (—) Edwin L. Miller,

FHA...,.. Richards Bldg. (1) John W. Maines.

(Offices also at Caribou, Van

Buren, and Port Fairfield in

Aroostook Co.).

SCS_. .^ Masonic Bldg., Market Square.

Work Unit; (1) Edward P.

Titcomb.

Island Falls (Aroostook) :

SCS_.,__„_ Katahdin Farmers Telephone Bldg.

Work Group; (1) Henry E.

Libby; Work Unit; (2) Henry E.

Libby^ Acting.

Lewiston (Androscoggin) î

SCS._. Judkins Laundry Co., Inc., X93

Middle St. Work Unit; (1) LeRoy

M. Bingham.

Lincoln (Penobscot) :

SCS__.„_- Taylor Bldg., Mechanic St. Work

Unit; (0) Boyd R. Kaler.

Machias (Washington) :

FHA._..__ Machias, Maine. (1) Jotham L.

Andrews. Serves Washington and

Hancock Cos.

Newport (Penobscot) :

FHA _ Newport Trust Bldg. (1) Clement

J. Martin.

SCS_„._.. Jackson Block, 15 Mill St. Work

Unit; (2) Richard M. Riley.

Orono (Penobscot) :

EPQ.- c/o Agricultural Experiment Station, Orono (November to March)

c/o Aroostook Farms, Presque

Isle, Route 2 (April to October).

Investigations of aphids attacking

seed and culinary potatoes; (1)

Wayland A. Shands.

PMA_; . University of Maine. State Chairman in charge of all prod, and

mkt. programs; (14) Fred J.

Nutter.

SCS-_- "The Maples", College of Agri.,

Univ. of Maine. State ConservaUniv. of Maine. State Conservationist's Office; (4) William B.

Oliver. State Soil Scientist; (0)

J. Stewart Hard^ty.

MAINE—Continued

Orono (Penobscot)—Continued

SCS The Maples, Univ. of Maine.

Study of effect of cultural and

tillage practices on erosion of

potato land; (1) John W. Slosser.

Portland (Cumberland) :

BAI c/o Burnham & Morrill Co. Meat

inspection; sanitary handling of

import animal byproducts, hay,

and straw; (—) Harry Kay.

FHA_ Peari and Fore Sts. (1) Bmbert C.

Buck. Serves Cumberland and

York Cos.

PMA, FV_ U. S. Custom House Bldg. Standardization and Inspection of

processed fruits and vegetables;

BenYormack.

Presque Isle (Aroostook) ;

PISAE____ Aroostook State Farm and Chapman Farms. Potato prod, and

breeding invest.; (*1) Robert V.

Akeley.

PMA, FV_ Market News Service on fruits and

vegetables; (2) S.W. Russell.

SCS 185 Main St. Work Group; (2)

Byron E. Titcomb. Work Unit;

(3) Richard W. Akeley.

Rockland (Knox) :

FHA (1) Darius D. Joy, Jr. Serves Knox

and Lincoln Cos.

Sanford (York) :

SCS____ Sanford Institution for Savings

Bldg., 176 Main St. Work Group;

(1) George F. Rupp. Work Unit;

(3) Delbert L. Moody.

Skowhegan (Somerset) :

FHA_.____ Merrill Block. (1) Leon S. Mc

Lauchlan. Serves Somerset and

Franklin Cos.

SCS 67 Water St. Work Group; (1)

John W. Hart; Work Unit; (2)

Lyle M. Davis.

South Paris (Oxford) :

FHA (1) Richard E. Kennedy. Serves

Oxford and Androscoggin Cos.

FS-_ White Mountain Nat. For., Ranger's Hdqrs.; (3) Seymour G.

Hile.

SCS Billings Block, Market Square.

Work Unit; (1) Lyman W. Jacobsen.

Van Buren (Aroostook) :

FHA Town Hall; (1) William J, Sirois.

(Offices also at Caribou, Hoxdton,

and Fort Fairfield, in Aroostook

Co.).

Waldoboro (Lincoln) :

SCS p. O. Bldg. Work Unit; (0) EIroy

H. Gross.

Westbrook (Cumberland) :

SCS. _ 841J^ Main St. Work Unit; (1)

Frank W. DeWitt.

York Village (York) :

EPQ_ York St. Supervision of scouting

and control work against the

gypsy moth and the brown-tail

moth; Nelson R. Trafton.

MARYLAND

Annapolis (Anne Arundel) :

SCS Professional Bldg., 21 West St.

Work Unit; (2) Marshall T.

Augustine.

Baltimore (Independent City) î

BAI 304-304A U. S. Appraisers' Stores

Bldg. Meat inspection; (43)

L. J. Cook.

824 Fidelity Bldg. Tuberculosis and

brucellosis eradication; public

stockyards inspection; inportexport inspection and quarantine;

(25-*l) O. L. Lockwood.
182 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MAÄYLAND—Continued

Baltimore (Independent City)—Continued

EPQ_ Rooms 200-201, Custom House,

Gay, Water, and Lombard Sts.

Enforcement of foreign plant

quarantines; (8) William A.

Ranck,

Room 407 Appraisers Stores Bldg-,

103 South Gay St. Enforcement

of Japanese beetle quarantine in

Maryland (except Eastern Shore)

including inspection and certification service; (5) Michael J. Kelly.

FCA St. Paxil and 24th Sts. Hdqrs. for

Dist. 2 serving Del., Md., Pa.,

Va., W. Va., District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. Long-term

farm mortgage loans, Federal

Land Bank; (137) J. T. Vandenberg. Loans to short-term financing institutions, Fed. Intermediate

Credit Bank; (25) Hugh S.

Mackey. Organization, partial

capitalization and supervision of

prod, credit associations making

short-term prod, loans, Prod.

Credit Corp.; (34) J. T. Vandenberg. Loans to farmers* coop..

Bank for Cooperatives; (25) S. M.

Thomson. Gen. Agt. coordinating

functions common to the four

district institutions; (16) Hugh

Mackey. Rev, the appraisal of

farms for mortgage loans; (2)

Beryl S. Straight. Custody of the

dist. institutions* collateral; (1)

B. Clarence Chesney. Examining

of acct. of organizations supervised

by FCA; (1) Harry R. Armstrong.

FHA Federal Land Bank Bldg. St. Paul

and 24th Sts. (11) State Director

—Maryland, Delaware, District

of Columbia, Accomac and Northampton Cos. in Virginia. E. M.

Newton, Jr.

PMA, DAI 801 Appraisers' Stores Bldg. Mkt.

News Service on dairy and poultry prod.; (1) D. L. Smith.

PMA, FV_ Appraisers' Bldg. Market News

Service on fruits and vegetables

and dairy products; (2) D. L.

Smith. Standardization and Inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables; H. J. Twilley. Standardization and Inspection of processing

fruits and vegetables; (11) H. L.

Geer.

PMA, GR- 801 U. S, Appraisers Stores Bldg.

Admin. Grain Standards Act,

bean and pea insp. serv.; hay

insp. serv,; misc. eomm. insp.

serv.; (7) W. S. Davis.

PMA, LIV Room 3, Claremont Hotel. Union

Stockyards, Meat Grading Service; (7) L. T. Sample. Market

News Service on livestock; (2)

C. E. Foley.

407 Appraisers Stores. Investigations pertaining to Insecticide

Act; (1) T. R. Ennis.

Bel Air (Harford) :

SCS_. Johnson Bldg., 24 Office St. Work

Unit; (3) James A. Seaman,

Act.

Beltsvîlle (Prince Georges) î

Aie .._ North Bldg., Agr. Res. Center.

Biologically Active Chem. Compounds Invest, of pi. disease, pi.

hormones and antibiotics from

agr. sources; (15) Thomas D.

Fontaine.

ARA__._„. Center Bldg., Office of Operations.

Operation of common facilities for

all Department organizations at

the Agricultural Research Center; (227) C. A. Logan,

MARYLAND—Continued

Beltsvilïe (Prince Georges)—Continued

BAI Animal Husbandry Experiment Station. Animal-husbandry investigations; (211) T. C. Byerly.

Zoological Division. Investigations

of parasitic diseases; (45) E. W.

Price.

Animal Disease Station, Pathological division. Animal disease research; (99) A. B. Crawford.

BDI . Dairy Sta. Sta. opera, and maintenance; (49) Thomas W. Mosely.

Dairy cattle breeding, feeding,

and mgt.; (7) Milton H. Fohrman

(Washington, D. C). Nutr.

and physioL; (34) Lane A. Moore.

Technological research on problems of manufacture, curing,

storing and packaging cheese; (5)

Homer E, Walter.

FS_ RFD No. 2, Laurel, Beltsville

Experimental Forest (Northeastern For. Expt. Sta.) For.

Mgt. invest., for genetics; (4)

Malcolm J. Williamson,

LIB_„ Administration Bldg., Plant Industry Station. Provides library

services to staff of Agricultural

Research Center, Beltsville,

Maryland (including Entomology

Sub-Branch); (6) Lela A. CaswelL

HNHE._.. Agr. Res. Center and No. Bldg.;

Housing and household equip,

div.: conduct res, on family requirements for housing and household equip. (17) Lenore Thye;

Food, Nutrition Div.; Res. on

food preparation preservation,

composition, functions, nutritive

value, and req. (93) Esther Batchelder; Textiles, Clothing Div.:

Res. on textiles, clothing for use

of consumers. (35) Bess V.

Morrison.

EPQ._-,.. Entomology Bldg. C, Room 4,

Agricultural Research Center,

Development of equipment and

spray mixtures for the aerial application of insecticides; (13)

Joseph S. Yuill.

Room 101. General supervision of

investigations of the insects which

injure forest, shade, and ornamental trees and shrubs, and crude

and finished forest products; (100)

Donald E.Parker.

Lab. A, Room 101, Investigations

on insect physiology and toxicology; (2) F. H, Babers. Testing

of insecticides; (7) R. H. Nelson.

Development of methods of applying insecticides; (1) Alfred H.

Yeomans. Development of

methods of treating plants and

plant products regulated by plant

quarantines; Randall Latta. Development of methods of aircraft

disinfestation; (1) Orville C.

McBride.

Bldg. A, Room 110. General supervision of all agricultural activities

of the Bureau; (36) James I.

Hambleton.

Agricultural Research Center. Development and laboratory testing

of new materials for control of

mites, chestnut weevils, codling

moth, and other fruit insects;

(2) Edouard H. Siegler.
MARYLAND 183

MABYLAND—Continued

Beltsville (Prince Georges)—Continued

EPQ-._-..- Room 108, Bldg. 4.6 C. Agricultural

Research Center. Investigations

of insects affecting legume seed

production; studies of the transmission of Stewart's disease of

corn, peanut insects, misc. forage

crop insects, development of

wheat resistant to the hessian fly,

and hessian lly parasites; (5) Fred

W. Poos.

Bldg. H., Room 2. Investigations

of insects affecting flowers, bulbs,

and mushrooms; (7) Charles A.

Wiegel.

South Laboratory Bldg., Agricultural Research Center. Development of aerosols and fumigants;

Robert A. Fulton.

Research on accessories for insecticides; Ernest L. Gooden.

Research on attractants and repellents; Fred Aeree, Jr.

General supervision of chemical investigations on development of

new insecticides, improvement of

existing ones, analytical and consulting service for the Bureau, and

spray-residue studies; (48) Ruric

C. Roark.

Investigations on insecticides derived from plants; Frederick B.

LaForge.

Investigations on synthetic organic

inseciicides; Elmer E. Fleck.

PISAE (Agriexiltural Research Center).

Agr. Engin. Hdqrs., Divisions of

Farm Machinery, Farm Electrification, Mechanical Processing of

Farm Products, Farm Bldgs. and

Rural Housing, and Plans and

Service; Arthur W. Turner.

Fertilizer distributing machinery,

(3) Glenn A. Cumings. Pest and

plant disease control machinery,

David A. Isler. Mow hay drying

and Electric radiation, (2) Leonard G. Schoenleber,

Pouxtry Housing, John R. Vincent.

Farm and community processing

equipment; (2) Wilbur M. Hurst.

Refiigeration on the farm; (1) Harry

L. Garver.

PL Ind. Sta. Admin, and suprv. of

rubber prod., disease, and breeding invest.; (14) Robert D. Rands.

Invest, of diseases of for. and shade

trees and for. prod.; (25) Lee M.

Hutchins.

Alfalfa, clover, soybeans, trefoil,

lespedeza, southern legumes, grass

pastures and turf prod., breeding,

disease and quality invest.; (41)

Will M.Myers.

Fiber quality invest.; (4) Thomas

Kerr.

Cotton disease invest.; (4) Henry

D. Barker.

Cotton culture, nutr., and physiol.

invest.; (4) W. Hardy Tharp.

Leaf and stem fiber pi. invest.;

(8) Brittain B. Robinson.

Cotton breeding impr. and genet.

invest.; (4) Henry D. Barker.

PL Ind. Sta., Bureau Hdqrs. Deciduous fruit prod, and breeding

invest.; (23) (jeorge M. Darrow.

Nut invest.; (2) Harley L. Crane,

Vegetable prod., breeding, and

disease invest.; (41) Victor R.

Boswell. Potato prod., and

breeding invest.; Onion invest.;

(9) Henry R. Jones. Invest, of

pi. for landscaping and ornamental purposes and faa-m windbreaks; (19) Sanuei L. Emsweller.

MARYLAND—Continued

Beitsville (Prince Georges)—Continued

Methods of handling, transp.,

and storage, and market diseases

of fruits and vegetables; (28-*l)

Wilbur T. Pentzer. Invest, of

light relations to pL development;

(4) Harry A. Borthwick. Invest.

of pi. hormones and growth

modifying chemicals; (8) John W.

Mitchell.

Hdqrs: Northern States, Soil Survey, Correlation; (6) Earl D,

Fowler.

Control of noxious weeds; (1) Paul

J. Linder.

In charge sugarcane investigations;

(5) George Arceneaux.

In charge, division of sugar plant investigations; (13) Elmer W,

Brandes.

Wheat, oat, barley, and rye prod.,

breeding, and genet.; (4) John W.

Taylor. Cereal and solanaeeous

virus diseases; (2) Harold H.

McKinney. Wheat quality; (2)

Colburn C. Fifield. Barley diseases; (1) Victor F. Tapke.

Sorghum and misc. cereal diseases; (1) Robert W. Leukel.

Wheat breeding and genet.; (1)

William J. Sando. Wheat diseases; (1) Conley V. Lowther.

Corn diseases; (1) Alice L. Robert.

Cereal introductions; (1) David

J, Ward.

In charge sugar beet investigations;

(12) George H. Coons.

PMA, GR_ Agricultural Res. Center. Enforcement Fed. Seed Act; misc. comm.

insp. serv.; seed verification

serv.; seed dockage insp.; (34)

W. A. Davidson. Standardization research and testing; (28)

Lawrence Zeleny,

PMA, LIV Entomological Labs for ent. tests

pertaining to Insecticide Act;

(6) R. O. White. Fungicide and

Herbicide Labs, for fungicidal

tests pertaining to Insecticide Act;

(3) E. P. Carter. Bact. Labs, for

for bact. tests pertaining to Insecticide Act; (4) L. F. Ortenzio.

Chem. Labs, for chemical analyses pertaining to Insecticide Act;

(9) C. E. Donovan. Pharmacological and Rodenticide Labs, for

testing economic poisons for

toxicity and evaluation of hazard

to man and animals and testing

rodenticides pertaining to the

Insecticide Act; (4) E. W. Ligon.

ses Agr. Research Center. Study of

factors affecting soil erodibility;

(1) Clarence S. Slater. Soil and

water conserv.; plant studies; (1)

Gilbert B. Posey. Erosion control and eultiiral practices of

tobacco; (3) Clarence S. Britt.

Cambridge (Dorchester) :

FHA Court Lane Bldg. (1) William A.

Gemeny.

ses Court Lane Bldg., Court Lane and

High St. Work Unit; (4) George

T. Swartz, Acting.

Centerville (Queen Annes) :

SCS Epstein's Bldg., Commerce St.

Work Unit; (3) George T. Swartz,

Acting.

Chestertown (Kent) :

FHA Townshend Bldg. (1) J. Weldon

Walbert. Serves Kent and Queen

Anne Cos.

ses Townshend Bldg., N. W. Cor. High

and Queen Sts, Work Group; (1)

George T. Swartz. Work Unit;

(2) Prank R. Brower, Jr.
184 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MARYLAND—Continued

College Park (Prince Georges) t

BAE 326-S29 New Agr'l Bldg., Univ. of

Md. Crop and Livestock Reports

for Maryland and Delaware; (9)

J.H.Peters,

BDI _ --- Univ. of Md. Investigations of

factors affecting the availability

of nutrients in forage; (*1) J. C.

Shaw.

PISAE .-- Dept. of Agr. Engin., Univ. of Md,

Pest and plant disease control

machinery; Donald T. Black.

PMA.---- University of Maryland. State

Chairman in charge of all prod,

and mkt. programs; (14) Joseph

H. Blandford.

ses -- Agriculture Bldg.. Univ. of Maryland. State Conservationist's

Office; (5-*l) Edward M. Davis.

Extension Conservationist; Fred

L.Bull.

Agricultural Exp. Station, Univ. of

Maryland. State Soil Scientist;

MerlF. Hershberger.

New Greenhouse, Univ. of Md.

The effects of micro-organisms on

soil organic matter and soil phys.

properties; (1) Roy C. Dawson.

Factors affecting runoff from small

agr. areas; (2) Harold W. Hobbs.

Cumberland (AUegany) :

BAI -- c/o Swift & Co. Meat inspection

(—-) H. G. Domnosky.

SCS P. O. Bldg., South Mechanic St,

Work Unit; (2) Charles D.

Crocker.

Dentón (Caroline) :

ses Masonic Bldg., 110-114 Market St.

Work Unit; (2) Charles V. Layton.

Easton (Talbot) :

FHA Masonic Bldg. (2) Co. Supervisor.

Serves Talbot and Caroline Cos.

PMA, FV- 32 East Dover St. Standardization

and Inspection of processed fruits

and vegetables; (5) Walter H.

Lappen.

Elkton (Cecil) :

ses -— Sipala Bldg., 129 East Main St.

Work Unit; (2) John C. Johnson.

Ellicott City (Howard) :

ses. Howard Co. Farmers Cooperative

Inc. Bldg., Frederick Rd. and St.

John's Lane. Work Unit; (2)

Monroe J. Kirk.

Frederick (Frederick) :

BAI_ Frederick Co. Products, Inc. Meat

inspection; (—) Cecil Houston.

FHA - Winchester Hall. (1) H. Bryce

Hopkins. Serves Frederick and

Washington Cos.

ses -- Winchester Hall, East Church St.

Work Group; (1) Carl R. Ingling;

Work Unit; (3) Rhea T. Kincaid.

Glenn Dale (Prince Georges) :

PISAE U. S. D. A. Plant Introd. Garden

Prop, and testing of rare and valuable seeds and plants introd.

from foreign and domestic sources;

invest, on pi. prop, methods; pi.

prop, under spec. quar. regulations. (14) John L. Greech, Act.

Supt,

Coop. Regional Plant Intro. Station.

Serv^ the Northeastern Region

for the prop., testing, and maintenance of introd. plants from

foreign and domestic sources.

(*4) Lewis McCann.

Hagerstown (Washington) :

SGS.-_--_ Grice Bldg., 26 North Jonathan St.

Work Group; Work Unit (2)

Harry S.Leasure.

MARYLAND—Continued

LaPlala (Charles) :

FHA Matthews-Howard Bldg, (1) Roy

O. Reed.

ses Mitchell Bldg., Main St. Work

Unit (2) William J, Frere. Jr.

Leonardtown (St. Marys) :

FHA New Theatre Bldg. (1) Frederick

L. McCoy.

ses LoveBldg.,MainSt. Work Unit (1)

Kenneth M. Stone.

Oakland (Garrett) :

FHA Garrett National Bank Bldg. (1)

B. Beeson Snyder. Serves Garrett

and Allegany Cos.

ses ,- 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg., 40 Second St,

Work Group (1) Wüliam W.

Nace; Work Unit (2) Wüliam W.

Nace, Acting.

Pocomoke City (Worcester) :

BAI c/o Johnson Meat Products Co.,

Inc. Meat inspection; (—) G, C.

Pieper.

Princess Anne (Somerset) î

FHA„ Phillips Bldg. (1) William T. James,

Jr. Serves Somerset and Worcester Cos.

Prince Frederick (Calvert) :

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit (2)

Robert E. Gilbertson.

Rockvilie (Montgomery) :

SCS____._ Brosius Bldg. (Work Unit (3) J.

Frederick Hazen.

Salisbury (Wicomico) :

BAI- c/o Webb Packing, Division of

Modern Distributors, Inc. Meat

inspection; (—) A. Taw Ayers.

EPQ.._.,- Room 205, New P. O. Bldg. Enforcement of Japanese beetle quarantine in Delaware and Eastern

Shores of Maryland and Virginia,

including inspection and certification service; Clyde E. Eifler.

FHA. P. O. Bldg. (2) C. Raymond Hare.

PMA, DAI Co. Court House, Mtk. News

Service on dairy and poultry prod.

(2) W. R. McKnight.

ses Rooms #203 and #204 P. O. Bldg.,

East Main St. Work Group; (1)

William S. Ott.

Room #11, P. O. Bldg., East Main

St. Work Unit; (4) Morris R.

Nichols,

Snow Hill (Worcester) î

SCS-_--_- American Legion Bldg,, Market St.

Work Unit; (2) Robert R. Peck,

Acting.

Taneytown (Carroll) :

ses Work Unit; (1) Grover C, Zimmerman.

Towson (Baltimore) :

FHA Duncan Bldg. (1) Howard M.

Bailey, Serves Baltimore, Carroll,

Cecil, Harford, and Howard Cos.;

Baltimore City.

ses Rooms 205, 206. 206A, 206B P. O.

Bldg. Work Group; (1) James A.

Seaman; Work Unit; (5) William

W. Emrich.

Upper Marlboro (Prince Georges) :

FHA Clagett Bldg. (1) Lee Amos Miller.

Serves Prince Georges and Montgomery Cos.; District of Columbia.

Clagett Bldg. (1) Donald E. Clark.

Serves Anne Arundel and Calvert

Cos.

PMA,TOB P. 0. Bldg. Enforcement of Tob.

Insp. Act involving the inspection

and certification of tobacco sold

on auction markets and technical

assistance to producers in the

preparation of tobacco for market.

(1) G. R. Hendrix,
MAEYLAND—MASSACHUSETTS 185

MARYLAND—Continued

Upper Marlboro (Prince Georges)—Continued

SCS_ Ciagett Bldg., Main St, Work

Group; (1) Marion B. Fiissell;

Work Unit; (2) William E.

Laughlin.

Westminster (Carroll) :

SCS-.__.- Times Bldg., 61 East Main St.

Work Unit; (1) Chester M. Kerns,

Westover (Sogierset) :

ses. _____ Post Engineering Bldg. Work Unit;

(2) Paul E. Sigrist, Acting.

MASSACHUSETTS

Amherst (Hampshire) :

PMA Massachusetts State College, Acting

State Chairman in charge of all

prod, and mkt. programs; (11)

Harold P. Tompson, Chairman.

ses Stockbridge Hall, Univ, oí Massachusetts State Conservationist's

Office; (3) Arthur B. Beaumont.

Andover (Essex) :

PMA, DAI National Bank Bldg. Milk mkt.

order admin. (9) R. D, Aplin.

Barre (Worcester) :

ses Town Hall. Work Unit; (1) Bino

J. Roffinoli.

Boston (Suffolk) :

BAI>__.._ 801 Custom House Bldg. Meat inspection; import-export inspection

and quarantine; (59) S. K. Nelson.

802 Custom House Bldg. Tuberculosis and brucellosis eradication;

(33) E. M. Aldrich.

BAE__.._. 1305 P. O, Bldg, Crop and Livestock Reports; (10-*4) G. D.

Stevens.

New England Research Council,

1625 P. O. Bldg. Inter-market

price relationships for dairy products in Northeast; (*3) ^William

Bredo.

EPQ._ 408 Atlantic Ave. Enforcement of

foreign plant quarantines; (9)

John R. Garrett. Transit-inspection activities; Joseph P. Canning.

15 Ashburton Place, State leadership in cooperative control of the

gypsy moth and the brown-tail

moth; Harold L. Ramsey. Gypsy

and Brown-tail Moths Control in

the New England States, and

gypsy moth trapping surveys in

New England States, New York,

New Jersey, and Pennsylvania;

(1) Kennth A. Haines.

FHA__„„. 2003 Federal Bldg. (12) State

Director—Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hajàipshire, Rhode

Island, Vermont. Raymond H.

Freeman.

PMA, DAI 723 Appraisers' Stores Bldg. Mkt.

News Service on dairy and poultry

prod.; (4) N. A. Dakin.

Grading and insp, serv. on dairy and

poultry prod.; (2-1) M. L.

Towner. 230 Congress St. Milk

mkt. order admin.; (71) R. D.

Aplin.

PMA, FV. Appraisers* Stores Bldg. Market

News Service on fruits and vegetables; (2) L. W. Gay. Standardization and Inspection of fresh

fruits and vegetables; (7) Gilbert

H. Irish. Standardization and Inspection of processed fruits and

vegetables, H. B. Swett.

PMA, GR- 701-A U. S. Custom House, Admin.

Grain Standards Act; misc. comm.

insp. serv.; (2) M. B. Gleason.

MASSACHUSETTS—Continued

Boston (Suffolk)—Continued

PMA, LIV 408 Atlantic Ave. Wool Appraising;

(11) T. J. Shanahan. Market

News Service on Wool; (4) E. A.

Rhodes. Meat Grading Service;

(4) E, S. Higgins. Investigations

pertaining to Insecticide Act; (1)

R. A. Gedapee.

Brockton (Plymouth) :

PHA.. 206 P. O. Bldg. (1) William O.

Collins. Serves Plymouth, Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, Nantucket,

Norfolk, and Suffolk Cos.

ses P. O. Bldg.. Crescent St. Work

Group; (3) Palmer R. Sime; Work

Unit; (2) John R. Mott,

Concord (Middlesex) :

ses 19 Everett St. Work Unit; (2) Carl

O.Clark.

East Wareham (Plymouth) :

PISAE State Agr. Substa. Small fruit prod.;

disease and impro. invest.; Herbert

F. Bergman.

Fall River (Bristol) :

PMA, DAI 103 Pleasant St. Milk mkt. order

admin.; (7) J. J. Hogan.

Greenfield (Franklin) :

EPQ.... 20 Sanderson St. General supervision of field control work on the

gypsy moth and the brown-tail

moth to maintain a suppressive

area against the westward spread OÎ the gypsy moth, and to coordinate cooperative State work;

(107) John M. Corliss. White pine

blister rust control activities;

George S. Doore, Field direction

and general supervision of white

pine blister rust control activities

in the northeastern region; (9)

Edmund C. Filler, also Project

Hdqrs. Gipsy and Browntail

Inspection and Certification.

SCS_ 277 Main St. Work Unit; (1) Vernon

E. Johnson.

Hathorne (Essex) :

SCS_ Essex Co. Agrie. School. Work

Unit; (2) Roger C. Williams.

Hyannis (Barnstable) :

ses 255 Main St. Work Unit; (1)

Darrell R. Sheperd.

Lenox (Berkshire) :

BPQ._.___ Tucker St. Supervision of scouting

and control work against the

gypsy moth; Edward C. May.

Lowell (Middlesex) :

FHA 211 P. O. Bldg. (1) Albert E.

Curtis. Serves Middl^ex and

Essex Cos.

Northampton (Hampshire) :

ses 43-47 Gothic St. Work Group; (3)

Benjamin Isgur; Work Unit; (2)

Hermon U. Goodell.

Norwood (Norfolk) :

ses - P.O. Bldg. Work Unit; (1) Emerson

D. Mowry.

Oxford (Worcester) :

ses Town Hall. Work Unit; (1) Gayland

E. FoUey.

Pittsfield (Berkshire) :

ses 128 Penn St. Work Unit; (1) WUson

O.Hill.

Sheffield (Berkshire) :

EPQ South Main St. Supervision of

scouting and control work against

the gypsy moth; Alfred R.

Mo\ilton.

Springfield (Hampden) :

BAI e/o H. L. Handy Co,, Chicopee,

Mass. Meat inspection; (11)

Charles Barnes.
186 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MASSACHUSETTS--Continued

Springfield (Hampden)—Continued

FCA...-.- 310 State St, Hdqrs. for Dist. 1

serving Conn., Maine, N. H.,

Mass.. N. J., N. Y., R, I., and

Vt. Long-term farm mortgage

loans, Federal Land Bank; (132)

Harlan B. Munger. Loans to

short-term financing institutions,

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank;

(21) Harlan B. Munger. Organization, partial capitalization and

supervision of prod, credit associations making short-term prod,

loans, Prod. Credit Corp.; (12)

Harlan B. Munger. Loans to

farmers' coop., Bank for Cooperatives; (14) Harlan B. Munger.

President coordinating functions

common to the four district institutions; (33) Harlan B. Munger.

Rev. the appraisal of farms for

mortgage loans; (2) Carroll B.

Hutchins. Custody of the dist.

institutions' collateral; (1) Walter

J. Muhlbach. Examining of acet.

of organizations supervised by

FCA; (2) Charles J. J. Cox., Jr.

PMA, 13Al 145 State St. Milk mkt. order

admin.; (8) R. D. Aplin.

Taunton (Bristol) :

ses 61 Main St. Work Unit; (1) William

N. Andrews.

Vineyard Haven (Dukes) :

ses_--.-- Norton Bldg. Work Unit; (0) Ezra

I. Shaw,

Waltham (Middlesex) :

SCS_-.--- 333 Moody St., Room 202. Work

Group; (3).

Watertown (Middlesex):

EPQ------ 107 Church St. Enforcement of

quarantines on Japanese beetle

and on gypsy moth and brown-tail

moth in southern New England

region, including supervision of

inspection and certiiication service; (7) William J. Powers.

West Boylston (Worcester) ;

ses West Boylston Town House, Worcester St. Work Unit; (2) Clarence

W. Parker, Acting,

Westfleld (Hampden) : „ ,

EPQ_. 10 McKinley Terrace. Enforcement

of quarantines on Japanese beetle

and on gypsy moth and brown-tail

moth in western New England region, including supervision of inspection and certiiication service.

(8) John S. Stockbridge.

West Springfield (Hampden) : _

SCS----.»- 1499 Memorial Ave. Work Unit; (1)

William F. Warren.

Westover Field (Hampden) :

EPQ_ Base P.O. Box 0004. Enforcement

of foreign plant quarantines;

Edward A. Richmond.

Williamstown (Berkshire) :

FS _ - Bulkley St., Hopkms Memorial Experimental Forest (Northeastern

For. Expt Sta.), For Mgt. invest.,

for. genetics; (2) Frank E.

Cunningham.

Worcester (Worcester) : _ .. , . BAI c/o Armour and Co, Meat inspection; sanitary handling of import

animal byproducts, hay, and

straw; (1) R. H. Shanit.

EPQ 414 Federal Bldg, White pine blister

rust control activities; E. M,

Brockway. FHÂ 407 Federal Bldg. (1) Co. Supervisor. Serves Worcester, Berkshire, Franklin, Hampden, and

Hampshire Cos.

MASSACHUSETTS—Continued

Worcester (Worcester)—Continued

PMA, DAI Rm. 403, 107 Front St. Milk mkt.

order admin. (7) R. D, Aplin.

ses .. P. O. Bldg. Work Group; (4)

Charles W. Turner.

MICHIGAN

Adrian (Leuawee) :

PHA 1181/1 s. iviain St. (1) Rex B.

Forrister. Serves Lenawee and

Monroe Cos.

ses . Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (1) George

L. Salsbury.

Allegau (Allegan) :

SCS Tripp Bldg., Room 7, Assist sou

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) Edmond D. Brandeberry.

Alpena (Alpena) :

FHA- -._ _ Spens Bldg. (1) Walter L. Hertzler.

Serves Alpena, Alcona, and

Oscoda Cos.

SeS__„-„. P.O. Bldg. Assist soil eons. dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint.

of soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Albert H. Nickels.

Ann Arbor (Washtenaw) :

ses Court House. Assist soil cons, dists,

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (1) B. Dale

Ball,

Bellaire (Antrim) :

SeS___-__ Co. Court House. Assist soil cons.

dists, by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Andrew

B. Lennington.

Benton Harbor (Berrien) :

PMA, FV_ 206 P. O. Bldg. Market News

Service on fruits and vegetables;

(1) J. H. Selby.

ses 191 Michigan St. Develop, organize

and superV. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (2) Washington R.

O'Brien.

191 Michigan St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Jam^ E,

McKittriek.

Beulah (Benzie) :

ses Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (-) Arvid

Tesaker,

Big Rapids (Mecosta) :

FHA . 215 Spruce St. (1) Richard S,

Tompkins. Serves Mecosta and

Osceola Cos.

SCS P. O. Bldg., Room 220, Assist soil

cons, dists, by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) George B. Becker,

Boyne City (Charlevoix) :

FHA Federal Bldg. (3) John C. Youag.

Serves Charlevoix, Antrim, Craw

ford and Otsego Cos,
MICHIGAN 187

MICHIGAN—Continued

Boyne City (Charlevoix)—Continued

SCS__---- P. O. Bldg. Assist soil cons, dista.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (-) E. B.

Watkins.

Buchazian (Berrien) .

SCS______ 113M E. Front St. Assist sou cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Leo R.

Jones.

Cadiilae (Wexford) :

FHA„__._ Federal Bldg. (1) ¥/ren W. Garber.

berves "Wexford and Missaukee

Cos.

FS „ Lower Michigan Nati. Forest,

Supvrs.'s. Hdqrs.; (11) Paul S.

Newcomb.

SCS,_ 228 S. Mitchell St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Ronald

M. 'Wilson.

Caro (Tuscola) î

FHÂ__._._ îState Savings Bank Bldg. (1) John

McDurmon. Serves Tviscoia and

Huron Cos.

ses Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) W. Dean

Gordon.

Cassopolis (Cass) :

FHA_.____ Court House. (2) John 0. Kenny.

Serves Cass and Berrien Cos.

ses , 110 S. Broadway. Assist soil eons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) William

Vvestrate.

Centerville (St. Joseph) :

J^HA a27 N. Dean St. (1) Ralph H.

Lillie. Serves St. Joseph and

Branch Cos.

ses__._„_ 327 N. Dean St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Lester E.

Mark,

Charlotte (Eaton) :

FHA„,..__ 207 Peters Circle. (1) Lyle W.

Buxton.

SOS^ ...„„^ 228>^ S. Cochrane Ave. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab,, and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of framing;

(2) Warren A. Blight,

Cheboygan (Cheboygan);

SCS.._, _ Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Albert

Doblas.

Coidwater (Branch) :

SCS.-_-.\_ Branch Co, Court House. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) Hale L. Pearce.

Corunna (Shîawassee) ;

SCS 205 N, Shiawassee St, Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, raethods of farming;

(2) Elmer Albert Taylor.

MICHIGAN—Continued

Detroit (Wayne) :

BAI_ 1007 New Federal Bldg. Meat inspection , animal foods inspection ;

(31) F. W. Hock.

EPQ„ 100 West Lamed St. Transitinspection activities; Howard M.

Chapel.

Room 405, Custom House. Enforeement of foreign plant quarantines;

(1) Daniel E. Gower.

PMA.DAI 1402 Cadillac Square Bldg. Mkt.

News Service on dairy and poultry

prod.; (2) J. P. Kaufiman.

PMÁ, FV- Union Produce Terminal. Market

News Service on fruits and vegetables; (1) A. K. Bred in.

Standardization and Inspection of

fresh fruits and vegetables; (2)

E. W, Varner. Standardization

and Inspection processed fruits

and vegetables; (1) J, F. Thuermer.

PMA, LIV 204 Livestock Exchange, 6750 Dix

Ave. Market News Service on

livestock; (2) B. R. Bowman,

Meat Grading Service; (6) E. C.

Maxeiner.

East Lansing (Ingham) :

BAI Regional Poultry Research Laboratory. Research for improvement of viability in poultry;

(31-*6) Berley Winton.

BAE_ . 414 Agr. Hall., Michigan State College. Research in economic aspects of water rights and irrigation

in Michigan; Raieigh Barlowe.

BDI Michigan State College. Investigations of factors affecting the availability of nutrients in forage; {'^•2)

CF. Huffman.

FHA 304 Evergreen Ave. (23) State

Director—Michigan. Rosweil G.

Carr.

FS Forestry Annex, Mich. State College, Hdqrs., Lower Peninsula

Forest Research Center; (3) John

L. Arend.

PISAE State Agr. Expt. Sta. Turf, invest.,

(*1) Carter M, Harrison. Soybean

invest,; (*1) Herbert R. Pettigrove. Bean disease invest.,

Axel L. Andersen. Potato breeding invest.; Marion R. Hatfield.

Control of noxious weeds in

sugar beets. (*1) Bufiord H.

Grigsby. Sugar beet black root

invest. (3) Harold W. Boekstahier. Sugar beet agronomic

investigations; (1) Joe. G. Lili.

Soil Survey; (*2) Lee Roy A.

Schoenmann.

Mich. State Coll. Dept. of Agr.

Engin., Sugar beet prod, and bar»

vesting machinery; (1) George

W. trench. Structural requirements of farm bldgs;. Gerald O.

Edgerly. Farm and community

processing equipment; Jordan H.

Levin.

ses... Agricultural Bldg. Develop, organize, and superv. the SCS program

within the State of Michigan; (11-

*1) Everett C. Sackrider.

Agr. Bldg. Studies of effect of snow

and frozen soil on runoff"; (4)

George A. Crabb, Jr.

Escanaba (Delta) :

EFQ_..-.-- Room 212, P. Ü. Bldg. White pine

blister rust control activities; (1)

William D. Miller.

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) Felix V. Juska,

Serves Delta and Schoolcraft Cos.

FS._ Upper Mich. Nati. Forest, Supvrs/a

Hdqrs,; (9) C, Lewis Harrison.
188 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MICHIGAN^^Continued

Evart (Osceola) ;

ses _„ Fire House. Assist soil cons, dista.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Robprt

W.George.

Fennville (Allegan) '.

SCS_._1_ Old State Bank Bldg. Assist soil

eons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(2) Charles W. Mann.

Flint (Genesee) :

ses 701 E. 8th St. Assist soil cons. dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Lowell

Robert Burton.

Frankfort (Benzie) :

FHA...„_ P. O. Box 871. (1) Oral W. Hoopfer.

Serves Benzie, Manistee, and

Mason Cos.

Fremont (Newaygo) :

BAI, c/o Gerber Products Co. Meat Inspection; (1) Melvin M. Jones.

FHA Old State Bank Bldg. (1) Kirk J.

Deal. Serves Newaygo and Lake

Cos.

ses 114 W. Main St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab,^

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (-) Jesse B.

Hathhorn.

Gaylord (Olsego) :

ses „ Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Develop, organize and superv. the

ses program within the units attached to the work group; (1)

Vacancy.

Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(-) Alfred G. Hakola.

Gladwin (Gladwin) î

FHA„ Court House. (1) Gordon E. Purdy.

Serves Gladwin and Clare Cos.

Grand Rapids (Kent) :

FHA_.__. Murray Bldg. (1) Jay C. Hansen.

Serves Kent and W. Montcalm

Cos.

Grand Haven (Ottawa) :

ses Federal Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (4) Olin A.

Clay.

Grand Rapids (Kent) :

SCS___.._ 553 W. Leonard St., N. W. Develop, organize, and superv. the

ses program within the units

attached to the work group; (4)

Robert E, Briola.

Harrison (Clare) i

SCS-_ = _,_ Court House, Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (-) Benjamin

R. Bosink.

Hastings (Barry) :

PHA_„__ Rms. 10 and 11, Stebbins Bldg.

(2) Clark W. HiU. Serves Barry

and Allegan Cos.

ses___._„ Federal Bldg, Assist soil cons, dists,

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) John W.

Hamp.

! MICHIGAN--Continued

Hlllsdale (Hillsdale) î

FHA Wood and Seybold Bldg. (1) Fred

M, Boyd.

ses. =^ 123^ N. Howell St. Assist soil cona,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop,, estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) David

Woodman.

Hoii^hton (Houghton) :

FHA,_____ Community Bldg., 100 Portage St.

(1) Ivan B, Hoopfer, Serves

Houghton, Baraga, and Kewenaew Cos.

Howell (Livingston) :

SCS„-_._-. 1093.^ W. Grand River Ave. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab,, and maint, of soil and

water methods of farming; (1)

Lamar M, Wood.

1093^ W. Grand River Ave. Deorganize and superv. the SCS

program within the units attached

to the work group; (5) Frederick

A, A, Prange.

1091^ W. Grand River Ave. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) Vacancy.

Ionia (ionia) :

FHA (1) Peter J. Sikkema.

SCS 304>^ Allen Block Bldg. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(2) Keith G. Acker,

Iron Mountain (Dickinson) :

ses Court House. Assist soil cons, dists,

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Quentin

S.Peterson,

Iron RivBr (Iron) :

FHA.,..., P. O. Bldg., 425 W. Genesee St.

(1) Lloyd L. Pfrang. Serves Iron,

Gogebic, and Ontonagon Cos.

Ironwood (Gogebic) :

FS Ottawa Nat. Forest, Supvrs. Hdqrs.;

(13) Victor J. Dayharsh,

Ithaca (Gratiot) :

FHA 104>¿ E. Center St. (1) Rolland M.

Whitney. Serves Gratiot and

Midland Cos.

Jackson (Jackson):

FHA 407 S. Jackson St. (1) Clayton C.

Ingerson, Serves Jackson and

Washtenaw Coa.

SCS_...._ 203 Federal Bldg. Develop, organize and superv, the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (2) Frank W. Trull.

203 Pedei'al Bldg. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Carl L.

Gilmore.

Kalamazoo (Kalamazoo) :

SCS_-._... 343 N. Rose St. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (4) Lee N, Rosencrans.

Room 6. P. O, Bldg. Assist soil

eons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab,, and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) Nolan W. Wdler.
MICHIGAN 189

MICHIGAN—Continued

Lake Odessa (Ionia) :

BAI_„_,___ e/ö Lake Odessa Canning Co.

Meat inspection; Donald D.

Dickover. (—).

Lansing (Ingham) :

BAI-._,_, 724 State Office Bldg, Tuberculosis

and brucellosis eradication; Public

stockyards inspection; importexport inspection and quarantine;

(38) G. H. Hays. BÂE - -_- 210 P. O. Bldg. Crop and Livestock

Reports; (7-*6) C. J. Borum.

EPQ Room 207, P.O. Bldg. Stateleadership in black stem rust control

activities; f3) Maurice E. Turner.

PCIG 200 North Capital Ave. Accepts

applications, supervises adjustment of losses, reviews loss claims,

general responsibility for administration of crop insurance in the

State; (4) Floyd B. Himes.

PMA„----. Cahill Bldg., 200 N. Capitol Ave.

State Chairman in charge of all

prod, and mkt. programs; (30)

James H. Quick.

PMA, DAI 725 State Office Bldg. Grading and

insp. service on dau-y and poultry

prod.; (2) W. M. Cate.

PMA, FV- State Bldg. Standardization and

Inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; M. U. Van Kirk.

Lapeer (Lapeer) :

FHA Federal Bldg. (1) Carl N. Cetas.

Serves Lapeer and Sanilac Cos.

SCS-...._- 276 Nepessing St, Develop., organize and superv. the SCS program within the units attached to

the work group; (1) Vacancy.

Federal Bldg. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (4) David H.

Dawson.

Leiand (Leeianau) :

SCS__„___. Co. Court House, Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Harry C.

Lund.

Lndlngton (Mason) :

SCS__ .Federal Bldg. Develop., organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (3) W. W. Russell.

Manistee (Manístee) :

SCS__.___ Room 208, Federal Bldg. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop,,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming

(1) Daniel Z. Balog.

FHA , Bacon Bldg., 110 S. Front St. (1)

Warner H. Biekkola. Serves

Marquette and Alger Cos.

PS_:_ 218 Harlow Block. Hdqrs., Upper

Peninsula Forest Research Center; (5) W. M. Zillgitt.

SCB ... Room 310, Federal Bldg. Develop,

organize and superv. the SCS

program within the units attached

to the work group; (1) Harold R.

Heathman.

Marquette (Marquette) :

FS -_-_ Upper Peninsula Res. Center (Lake

States For. Expt, Sta.) For.

Mgt. Invest. (4) Wm. Zillgitt.

Marshall (Calhoun) :

FHA._.___ Town Hall. (1) Murray G. Crawford. Serves Calhoun and Kalamazoo Cos.

MICHIGAN—Continued

Marshall (Calhoun)—Continued

SCS .„__ Room 7, City Hall. Assist soil eons

dists, by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Arthur

T. Lawrence,

Mason (Ingham) :

FHA Chevrolet Bldg. (1) Harold D.

Gates. Serves Ingham and

Livingston Cos,

SCS . 106 E. Ash St., Apt. 5. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(2) David P. Overholt.

Menominee (Menominee) :

BAI 1629 Ogden Ave. Meat inspection;

(1) G. A. Ahrens.

FHA.„___ Co. Court House. (1) Fred B.

Hoffman. Serves Menominee and

Dickinson Cos.

Montague (Muskegon) :

SCS Montague State Bank Bldg. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab,, and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) Vacancy.

Mf. Pleasant (Isabella) :

FHA Decker Bldg., 117 S. College Ave.

(1) Alger R, Hansen. Serves

Isabella and E. Montcalm Cos.

SCS Corner Main and Broadway Sts.

Assist soil eons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water eons, methods of

farming; (3) Vacancy.

Muskegon (Muskegon) :

FHA„..„_. Federal Bldg. (1) Ernest K. Charaberlin. Serves Muskegon, Oceana,

and Ottawa Cos.

SCS 225 Federal Bldg. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Henry

Dierking, Jr.

Newaygo (Newaygo) :

EPQ -- Community Bldg, White Pine

blister rust control activities;

Robert I. Thompson.

Owosso (SMawassee) :

FHA Federal Bldg. (2) Arthur F. Hultin,

Jr. Serves SMawassee and Clinton

Cos,

Paw Paw (Van Buren) :

FHA Court House. (1) James B. Warner.

SCS„_.___ Phelps Bldg.. P. O. Box 71. Assist

soil eons, dists, by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(5) Oscar J. Dowd.

Petoskey (Emmet) :

FHA Room 4. 316>^ Mitchell St. (1)

Carl B. Brown, Serves Emmet

and Cheboygan Cos.

SCS.. Court House, Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Robert C.

Dewey.

Pontiac (Oakland) :

FHA Room 318 Hubbard Bldg. (1)

Vernor J. Doneth. Serves Oakland and Wayne Cos.

SCS Co, Welfare Bldg., 1260 W, Blvd,,

Rte. #10, Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Lawrence

E, Tripp.
190 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MICHIGAN—Continued

Port Huron (St. Clair) :

FHA Federal Bldg. (1) Ellsworth A.

Wetherton. Serves St. Clair and

Macomb Cos.

ses Federal Bldg. Assist soil eons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (1) Milton

F. Beauchamp.

Portland (Ionia) :

ses 149 Kent St. Develop, organize and

superv. the SCS program within

the units attached to the work

group; (1) Earl Eugene Fenton.

Eockford (Kent) :

SCS 26 Main St. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (1) Glenn A.

Converse.

26 Main St. Assist soil cons, dists,

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Leland

W. Kellogg.

Rogers City (Presque Isle) :

FHA Federal Bldg. (1) I. Lewis Crosby.

Serves Presque Isle and Montmorency Cos.

SCS-_ Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (—) Peter

Spezzano.

Saginaw (Saginaw) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) Clarence A. Seidel.

Serves Saginaw and Genesee Cos.

SCS „ Court House. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (5) Basil A. Myers.

Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.

and maint, of soil and water eons'

methods of farming; (3) Vacancy*

Sault Ste. Marie (Chippewa) :

FHA P.O.Bldg. (1) WilliamE.Dickison.

Serves Chippewa, Luce, and

Maekinac Cos.

SCS Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint. Or.

soil and water cons, methods o.

farming; (—) J. B. Poffenberger^

Scottviile (Mason) :

SCS state Savings Bank Bldg. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water eons, methods of farming;

(2) Ralph W. Lowery.

South Haven (Van Buren) :

PISAE,._ Mich, state Coll., South Haven

Expt. Sta. Farm and community processing equipment;

*Harold P. Gaston.

Standish (Areiiac) :

FHA:_.„.. Court House. (1) Lowell F. Sehaef

fer. Serves Arenac and Bay Cos"

Stanton (Montcalm) :

SCS,__.. 103 B. Main St. Assist soil cons,

dists, by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (IV Harold

E. Chase.

MICHIGAN—Continued

Stephenson (Menominee) :

SCS Kennedy Bldg.. U, S. #41. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water eons, methods of farming;

(2) Allen C. Weber,

Traverse City (Grand Traverse) :

EPQ Leiton E. Nelson, For., State

Level blister rust control.

FHA 130 W. Front St. (1) Harvey H.

Hoadley. Serves Grand Traverse,

Kalkaska, and Leelanau Cos.

SCS___ Federal Bldg. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (3) Guy E. Springer.

134 W. Front St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Richard

Henry Drullinger,

West Branch (Ogemaw) :

FHA_.__. Court House. (1) Russell N. Johnson. Serves Ogemaw, Roscommon, and loseo Cos.

SCS Develop, organize and superv. the

SCS program within the units

attached to the work group; (2)

Everett M, Gulembo,

MINNESOTA

Ada (Norman) .

FHA Federal Bldg. (1) Frank W. Hazard.

Aitkin (Aitkin) :

FHA Court House (1) Clarence H.

Jacobson.

Albert Lea (Freeborn) :

BAI c/o Wilson & Co., Inc. Meat inspection; (19) J. A, Ellens.

FHA Federal Bldg. (1) Roy J. Quam.

Serves Freeborn and Mower Cos.

PMA, LIV e/o Wilson & Co. Meat Grading

Service; (3) A. R. Freemott.

SCS P.O. Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint,

of soil and water eons, methods of

farming; (1) Elmer W, Miller.

Alexandria (Douglas) :

FHA_ 113 W. 6th Ave. (1) Arthur J.

Holen. Serves Douglas and

Grant Cos.

Anoka (Anoka) :

FHA Masonic Bldg, (1) Edwin I. Iverson. Serves Anoka and Sherburne

Cos.

SCS „ 421 E. Main St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (2) John E.

Russell.

Austin (Mower) :

BAI„_.„.. c/o George A. Hormei & Co. Meat

inspection; (38) F. W. Crawford.

Bagley (Clearwater) :

FHA„ Court House. (2) Oscar T. Johnson.

Serves Clearwater and E. Polk

Cos.

Baudette (Lake ofthe Woods) :

FHA Municipal Bldg. (L) Paul H.

Beeman,

Bemidji (Beltrami) :

FHA Dickinson Bldg. 100 Third St.

(1) Lloyd E. Whitmer.

Benson (Swift) ï

FHA City Library Bldg. (1) Lawrence

O. Omundson.

Brainerd (Crow Wing) :

FHA.. N. P. Bldg. (I) William P. Cum^

mina.
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MINNESOTA-'-Contîiiued

Breckenridge (Wîlkm) :

SCS.,. Court House, Assist soil cons, dists,

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Floyd

L. Higgins.

Buffalo (Wright) :

FHA„__, Court House. (1) Ábner E. Hammerberg.

BCS._- —-- Campbell Bldg. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (5) J. George

Dean.

Cambridge (Isanti) :

FHÁ_„.__ P. O. Bidg. (1) Harold A. Brown.

Cannon Falls (Goodhue) *.

BCS. .. Harry B. Pagel Bldg. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop,,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) Willis E. DeValois.

(îaiedonia (Houston) :

ses Sprague State Bank Bldg,, Kingston

St. Assist soil cons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint.

of soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Harold J. Gifford.

Cass Lake (Cass) :

FS__..__-- Chippewa Nati, Forest, Supvrs.'s

Hdqrs.; (13) Marvin L. Smith.

Cloquet (Carlton) :

FHA_._.__ Pine Knot Bldg. (1) George H.

Highmark.

Crookston (Polk) î

FHA Court House. (1) Oscar H. Johnson.

Serves W. Polk and Red Lake Cos.

Detroit Lakes (Becker) :

PHÁ Court House. (1) Francis J. Jordan.

SCS-_ Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (—) Wayne

A. Ruona.

Dodge Center (Dodge) :

ses Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (4) Vacancy.

Duiuth (St. Louis) :

BAI____-- e/o Elliott Packing Co. Meat inspection; (6) J. R. Pcoley.

EPQ_-_-_- University of Minnesota, University

Farm. Surveys of occurrence,

prevalence, and severity of stem

rust in the United States as related to the barberry eradication

program; testing different species

and varieties of barberry for

reaction to the stem rust fungus;

(1) Donald M. Stewart.

FHA 312 Federal Bldg. (1) Henry N.

Roningen. Serves St. Louis,

Lake, and Cook Cos.

FS___. Superior Nati. Forest, Supvrs.'s

Hdqrs.; (17) Galen W. Pike.

PMA, DAI 2002-4 W. Superior St. Milk mkt.

order admin.; (9) O. F. Kirkendall.

PMA, FV_ Builder's Exchange. Standardization and inspection of fresh fruits

and vegetables; Hokan Lind.

PMA, GR. 338 Federal Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; misc. eomm. insp.

serv.; (17) W. A. Pahl.

MINNESOTA—Continued

East Grand Forks (Polk) :

PISAE Red River Valley Potato Growers

Assoc, P, O. Box 113. Potato

prod, and harvesting machinery;

(2) Archie H. Glaves. Potato

vstorage and handling; Alfred D.

Edgar.

Red River Valley Potato Research.

Potato invest,; (1) Jacob M. Lutz.

Eveleth (St. Louis) :

FHA-___.„ City Hall. (1) Arthur J. Skull.

Faribault (Rice) :

FHA___- - „ Gallagher Block Bldg. (1) Harold A.

Peterson. Serves Rice, Waseca,

and Steele Cos.

ses P. O. Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (3) Jay Kerr.

Fairmont (Martin) :

FHA _. 200 North Ave. (1) Merlin J. Rost.

Serves Martin, Faribault, and

Jackson Cos.

ses 103 S. North Ave. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (—) Ivan H/

Burnison.

Farmington (Dakota) ;

FHA Griebe Bldg. (1) Carl E. Erickson

Serves Dakota and Scott Cos,

ses 2nd floor, Marshall-Wells Store.

Assist soil cons, dists» by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Frederic A. Tripp,

Fergus Falls (Otter Tail) :

FHA Federal Bldg. (1) Thomas B.

Gorton. Serves Otter Tail (west)

and WilkinCos.

ses -_- P. O. Bldg. Develop, organize and

superv. the SCS program within

the units attached to the work

group; (3) Neis Snustad.

Co. Court House. Assist soil eons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop,, estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (2) Frank O.

Janzen.

Foley (Benton) :

SCS Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (1) Russell

V. Jongewaard.

Glencoe (McLeod) :

FHA Enterprise Bldg. (1) Edward L.

Kurz, Serves McLeod, Carver,

and Sibley Cos.

Glenwood (Pope) :

FHA Court House, (2) Harold Kvale.

Serves Pope and Stevens Cos.

Grand Rapids (Itasca) :

EPQ_.___- Route I, Box 61. White pine blister

rust control activities; William R,

Doell, Jr.

FHA Marr Bldg. (1) Harold G. Alton.

FS Marr Bldg., Hdqrs. Headwaters

Forest Research Center; (6) L. P.

Neff.

Hallock (Kittson) :

FHA Co.Bldg, (1) RaymondN.Spilseth.

Henning (Otter Tai!) :

FHA Municipal Bldg. (2) Lawrence H.

Irgens. Serves Otter Tail (east)

and WadenaCos.

International Falls (Koochiching) :

FHA Community Bldg. (1) Warren A.

Cramer.
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MINNESOTA—Continued

Ivanhoe (Lincoln) :

FHA . Court House, (1) Harold Johanseii.

Serves Lincoln and Pipestone Cos.

SCS_._..-_ Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (1) Lloyd F.

Larsen.

Jordan (Scott) :

ses Assist soil cons. dist. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Dewey V. Halm.

Lake City (Wabasha) :

ses „ p. o. Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving teehmcal assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

andmaint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (1) Ghauncey

N. Benson,

Lanesboro (Fillmore) :

ses.. Over Hanson's Drug Store, Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop., estab., and maint, of soil

and water cons, methods of farming; (2) Arnold G. Aakre.

LeCenter (LeSueur) :

ses Court House, Assist soil cons. dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Lynn J.

Skaife,

LitcMeld (Meeker) ^

FHA Lincoln School Bldg. (2) A. Donald

Hanson.

Little Falls (Morrison) :

FHA Ryan Bldg, (1) Charles P. Swensen.

Long Prairie (Todd) :

FHA Lane Hardware Bldg, (1) Eugene

W, Klinkenberg.

Luverne (Rock) :

SeS.„-..._ 109 S. McKenzie St. Assist soil cons.

dists, by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Warren

R. Gregg.

Madison (Lac Qui Parle) :

FHA City Hall. (1) Aage O. BuhL

Mahnomen (Mahnomen) :

FHA Co. Bldg, (1) Einer C. Anderson,

Mankato (Blue Earth) :

FHA . Federal Bldg. (1) Earl R. Klenk.

Serves Blue Earth, Nicoliet, and

Lesueur Cos.

Marshall (Lyon) :

FHA Court House. (1) William M.

Knutson.

SCS,„._. 237 W, Main St. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (5) Gerald A, Simpson,

237 W. Main St. Assist soil eons,

dists, by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Jacob

H. Janzen,

Mclntosh (Polk) :

SCS._„.._ First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(2) Warner A. Christeson,

Mlïaca (Mille Lacs) :

FHA.-=.,. Court House. (1) Harvey S. Boyum.

Serves Mille I^acs and Benton

Cos.

MINNESOTA—Continued

Minneapolis (Hennepin) :

CEA 510 Grain Exchange Bldg, Administration of Commodity Exchange

Act; (4) Joseph B. Withers.

EPQ.. Federal Office Bldg., Room 111.

Field direction and general supervision of cooperative program for

control of stem rust of cereal crops

in 18 States; (2) Raymond O.

Bulger.

Corn Exchange Bldg., Room 600,

Investigations of insects attacking

stored grains and cereal products;

(2) Albert C. Apt,

FHA___ 511 U. S. Court HoiLse. (3) Chauncey H, Simonds.

PMA_ _ Gamble-Skagmo Bldg., 15 North

Eighth St. Loan, price support,

purchase, sale, diversion and

related programs; (407) James A.

Cole.

PMA, DAI 802 Gorham Bldg. Grading and

insp. service on dairy and poultry

prod.; (10-2) W. W. Wheeler.

100-7th St. N. Milk mkt. order

admin.; (10) D. F. Spencer.

PMA, FV_ Gorham Bldg. Market News Service on fruits and vegetables; A.

N. Nelson. Standardization and

Inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables; (2) G. W, Christenson,

PMA. GR 116 Fed. Off. Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; Enforcement Fed.

Seed Act; bean and pea insp. serv.;

hay insp. serv.; misc. comm.

insp. serv.; market news serv. on

grain, hay, and feed; seed dockage

insp.; seed verification; (31) M. J.

Johnson.

SCS-.= St. Anthony Falls Hydraulic Lab.,

Univ. of Minn. Improved design

of erosion control structures; (2)

Fred W. Blaisdell. Studies on

eonserv, hydraulics, instrumentation, and erosion mechanics; (1)

Donald A. Parsons.

Montevideo (Chîppewa) :

FHA_„._„ Chippewa Bank Bldg. (1) Dan

Sundberg, Serves Chippewa and

Yellow Medicine Cos,

M«orhead (Clay) :

rHA_.__ Federal Bldg. (1) Knut S. Severud.

SCS P. O. Bldg. Develop, organize and

superv. the SCS program within

the units attached to the work

group; (4) Arthur C. Libby.

Co. Court House, Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Leslie L.

Pulkrabek.

Mora (Kanabec) :

FHA____„_ Court House. (1) Laurence R.

Kraiît.

Oîivîa (Renville) :

FHA Heins Block. (1) Granville W, Walburn.

Ortonviile (Big Stone) :

FHA Court House. (2) James W. Hippie.

Owatonna (Steele) :

SCS 406 N. Cedar St. Develop, organize

and superv, the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (5) Frank D. Martin.

406 N, Cedar St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farm.ing; (1) Orville

A. Risser.

Park Rapids (Hubbard) :

FHA_„__. Court House. (1) Fred D. Stanford.

Pine City (Pine) :

FHA.___ %^illage Hall, (1) MervjTi IS. Audw^

son.
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MINNESOTA—Continued

Fine Island (Goodhue).

FHA City Hall. (1) Gaylord D. Westcott.

Serves Goodhue and Wabasha

Cos.

PJainview (Wabasha) :

SCS..._„„ People's State Bank Bldg. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop., estab., and maint, of soil

and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Chauncey N. Benson.

Preston (FiUmore) t

FHA.. 1st National Bank Bldg. (2) Geddes

E. McMillan. Serves FiUmore,

Winona, and Houston Cos.

Red Wing (Goodhne) :

SCS_„,_ _ Corn. West Ave, and 5th St. Develop, organize and superv. the

ses program within the units

attached to the work group; (3)

Lee K. Moore.

Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Julius

E. Kubier.

Redwood Falls (Redwood) :

FHA Gilwood Haven Bldg. (1) Leonard

W. Fosshage.

Hochester (Oimsted) :

FHA M. C. Lawler Bldg. (1) Glenn C.

Jones, Serves Oimsted and Dodge

Cos.

ses.. 118)^ N. Broadway. Develop,

organize and superv. the SCS

program within the units attached

to the work group; (2) W. Marion

Roberts,

118K N. Broadway. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(2) Grant O. Karlstad.

Roseau (Roseau) :

FHA_.___ Citizen's State Bank Bldg. (2^

Albert H. Mattson.

St. Cloud (Stearns) :

FHA._._„ P. O. Box 292. (1) Chancy M.

Porter.

SCS _>_ P. O. Assist soil cons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint.

of soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (2) Henry M. Wilson.

St. James (Watonwan) :

FHA__.._. Bratrude Bldg. (1) Leonard T.

Nelson. Serves Watonwan,

Brown, and Cottonwood Cos,

Si. Paul (Ramsey) :

BAI __ 1419 U. S. P. 0. & Custom House.

Tubercidosis and brucellosis eradication; sanitary handling of import

animal by products, hay, and

straw; (70-*6) Fred C. Driver.

BAE„___ 531 State Office Bldg. Crop and

Livestock Reports; (11—+1) R. A.

Bodin.

Univ. Farms, Div. of Agr. Eeon.,

Univ. of Minnesota. Conducts

research on farm management and

costs; Frank T. Hady.

BDI University of Minnesota. Breeding

strains of dairy cattle suitable for

use by small dairymen of the U.

S, to increase the producing

efficiency of their herds; (*5) M.

C. Hervey.

MINNESOTA—Continued

St. Paul (Ramsey)—Continued

EPQ University of Minnesota. Surveys

of occurrence, prevalence, and

severity of stem rust in the United

States as related to the barberry

eradication program; testing different species and varieties of

barberry for reaction to the stem

rust fungus; (3) Elvin C. Stakman,

State leadership in black stem rust

control activities; (3) Thain H.

Stewart.

Main P. 0., Room 203. Enforcement of foreign plant quarantines;

(1) Henry W. Heeker.

Transit-inspection activities; Henry

W. Heeker.

University Farm. State headquarters for grasshopper control

activities; Oscar Pearson.

State Office Bldg., Room 338. State

leadership in white pine blister

rust control activities; Lawrence

B. Ritter.

FCA_...„ 344 Jackson St. Hdqrs. for Dist. 7

serving Mich., Minn., N. Dak.,

and Wise. Long-term farm mortgage loans, Federal Land Bank;

(142) M. D. Avery. Loans to

short-term financing institutions,

Fed. Intermediate Credit Bank;

(23) Fred H. Klawon. Organization, partial capitalization and

supervision of prod, credit associations making short-term prod,

loans, Prod. Credit Corp.; (16)

George Susens. Loans to farmers*

coop,, Bank for Cooperatives;

(18) Hutzel Metzger. Gen. Agt,

coordinating functions common to

the four district institutions; (24)

Robert J. Barry, Rev. the appraisal of farms for mortgage

loans; (1) C. Sheldon Blair.

Custody of the dist. institutions'

collateral; (2) Kenneth M. Rolland. Examining of acct. of organizations supervised by FCA.;

(3) Carl F. Linek.

FCIC Rm. 1129 Main P. O. Bldg. Accepts

applications, supervises adjustment of losses, re\âews loss claims,

general responsibility for administration of crop insurance in the

State; (10) Elmer Tabor.

FHA.___ 116 Federal Courts Bldg. (2)

Thomas T. Bachelier. Serves

Ramsey and Washington Cos.

113 Federal Courts Bldg. (83) State

Director—Minnesota, Leo P.

Brown.

FS __, University Farm. Lake States For.

Expt. Sta. For. Mgt. invest.,

survey of for. eeon. invest.;

(23) E. L. Demmon.

PISAE Univ. Farm (State). Soybean

invest,, (*1) Jean W. Lambert.

Soybean disease invest., (*1)

Milton F. Kernkamp.

Univ. Farm (State). Potato breeding invest., (0) Fred A. Krantz,

CoUab, I'ruit breeding invest.,

(*1) William H. Alderman,

Collab.

University Farm, St, Paul 1; Control of noxious weds; (1) John H

Miller.

University Farm. Wheat breeding,

(1) Elmer R. Ausemus. Wheat

and barley leaf rust; (1) Moses N.

Levine, Flax prod., breeding,

and genet.Î acting project leader

of seed flax investigations; (2)

Joseph O. Culbertson.
194 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MINNESOTA^-Contirmed

St, Paul (Ramsey)—Continued

PISAE_„ Univ, Farm. Soil Survey, Correlalation; (2) Iver J. Nygard.

Univ, Farm, c/o Lake States For.

Expt. Sta. Invest, of forest

diseases; (—) (Contact Director,

Lakes States For. Expt. Sta.).

University Farm. Weed control

machinery; Russell Ê. Larson.

Univ. Farm (State). Sugar beet

black root invest.; (1) Charles L.

Schneider.

PMA_.,. 210 Main P. O. Bldg. State Chairman in charge of all prod, and

mkt. programs; (35) Charles W.

Stickney.

ses. ,. 517 Federal Courts Bldg., 6th and

Market Sts. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the state of Minnesota;

(8-n) Herbert A. Flueck.

SOIJ Federal Courts Bldg. Legal work in

connection with activities of the

Dept. in region served by this

office; (6) William H. Tandy.

St. Peter (Nicollet) :

SCS_„ 307 i.^ Minnesota Ave., South.

Develop, organise and superv.

the SCS program within the units

attached to the work group;

(1) Herberte Halverson.

SIayton (Murray) :

FHA_ Court House. (1) Selmer M. Roalkvam. Serves Murray, Nobles, and

Rock Cos.

South St. Paul (Dakota) :

BAI 205 P. O. Office Bldg. Meat inspection; animal foods inspection;

(101) D. D. Tierney.

207 P. O. Bldg Public stockyards

inspection; (11-*1) Henry L. Rae.

PMA, LIY 208 Federal Bldg. Administration

of Packers and Stockyards Act;

(4) H. L. Jones. Market News

Service on livestock; (8) D. T.

Westerdahl. Meat Grading

Service; (4) C. N, Norve.

Spring Valley (Pillmore) :

SCS 124^ Broadway. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) O.

Wesley Hofstad.

Stillwater (Washington) :

SCS ._ 231 E. Chestnut St. Develop,

organize and superv. the SCS program v.ithin the units attached to

the work group; (1) Morrie A.

Bolline.

231 E. Chestnut St, Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop,, estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Francis

L. Paulson.

Thief River Falls (Pennington) :

FHA Lieberman Bldg., 2WM LaBree

Ave. N. (2) Joel P. Rosengren

Serves Pennington and Marshall

Cos.

SCS — 322 LcBree Ave. N. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Donald

E. Lawrence.

Twin Valley (Norman) :

SCS Twin Valley Implement Co. Bldg.

Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

eoil and water cons, methods of

farming; (4) Einar L. Henrikson.

MINNESOTA—Continued

Waconia (Carver) :

SCS, „_...., City Hall. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Edward

J. Lyons,

Walker (Cass) :

EPQ_.._ Conservation Bldg. White pine

blister rust control activities;

Jacob N. Licke.

FHA Court House. (1) Vern M. Cheney.

Wanamingo (Goodhue) :

SCS__, Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Robert S. Anderson.

Waseca (Waseca) :

SCS____ 106^2ndSt.,N.E. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Joseph

P. Gabion,

Wheaton (Traverse) :

FHA ^ Co. Welfare Bldg. (1) Palmgren,

Conrado.

Wlllmar (Kandiyohi) :

FHA 404 Litchfield Ave., Bonde Bldg.

(1) Vernon A. Peterson.

Windom (Cottonwood) :

SCS_ 904 Fourth Ave. Assist soil cons.

dists, by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Norman

E. Boyce.

Winona (Winona) :

BAI e/o Swift & Co. Meat inspection;

(5) W. D. Hoffmaster.

SCS, -. _ - - _ 302 Federal Bldg. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (1) John N. Staley.

302 Federal Bldg. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (3) William

T. Sillman.

Route #19. Conducts special nursery

program to provide needed erosion

control plants;(9) Thor K. Bergh.

MISSISSIPPI

Aberdeen (Monroe) :

FHA Co. Court House. (2) Archie T.

Sprabery,

Ackerman (Choctaw) :

FHA Court House, (1) Charles E. Ross,

SCS Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) J. T. McMinn.

Soil Conservation Service. Land

Utilization Proj.; (4) L. W. Ackerman.

Amory (Monroe) :

SCS._-.._ Dalrymple Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.

(2) L. L. McLemore.

Ashland (Benton) :

FHA Hudspeth Bldg. (1) Augustus R.

Summerour.

SCS-__ RenickBldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. #1;

(2) E. F. Hurdle, Work Unit

Hdqrs. #2; (2) T. E. Main.

Batesville (Panola) :

FHA W. M. Cox Bldg. (1) Cecil V.

Cummins.

SCS_ Pettit Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(5) W. C. Nelms.

Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) W. D. Gordon.
MISSISSIPPI 195

MISSISSIPPI—Continued

Bay St. Louis (Hancock) :

FHA_„_._ Community Bldg. (1) Charles F.

Burril.

SCS__„..., Knights of Columbus Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J. L. Bishop.

Bay Springs (Jasper) :

FHA„._.-_ Perry and Hicks Bldg. (1) Sam F,

Newell.

ses „. B. W. Johnson Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) W. T. Smaliey.

Belzoni (Humphreys) :

FHA„„_„_ Sevier Bldg., Church St, (6) J.

Otis Fowler.

SCS_...__„ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) L. Searcy.

Booneville (Prentiss) :

FHA. Blackburn Bldg., Main St. (2)

Robert E. Bobo.

SCS„..__ H, G. Ewell Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. W. Hollandsworth.

Brandon (Eankin) :

FHA Overby Bldg., Government and

College St. (1) Robert D.Alliston.

SCS„.,„_,_ Brandon Implement Co. Bldg.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J. C.

Payne.

Brookhaven (Lincoln) :

FHA Woolworth Bldg., West Cherokee

St. (1) George C. Brown.

SCS-_. State Bank and Trust Co. Work

Group Hdqrs.; (3) R. D. King.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) H. Phillips.

Calhoun City (Calhoun) :

FHA_..__ Community Bldg. (1) Sam F.

Doolittle.

ses Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(5) L. E. Veazey.

Canton (Madison) :

FHA.._„_ Bell and Perlinsky Bldg. 102 North

Union. (3) Bryan D. Stringer,

ses Wohner Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(5) H. F. Wallace.

West Center St. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) T.H. Herring.

Carthage (Leake) :

FHA. Co. Court House. (1) William C.

Norton.

SCS_ Co. Court House, Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) H. W. Beacham.

Charleston (Tallahatchie) :

FHA.. Co. Bldg., Panola St. (6) Emmett

E. Prévost.

SCS__ Co. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (4)

T. L. Stanford, Jr.

Clarksdale (Coahoma) :

FHA„ Bank Bldg., 112-116 Third St. (3)

Thomas W. Craves, Jr.

ses McWilliams Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs,; (4) R. C. Flanagan. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (3) L. E.Lewis.

Cleveland (Bolivar) :

FHA._.„_. 152 Sharpe Ave., New Smith Bldg.

(7) Silas R. Sinclair,

ses .__ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) T. A. Hester.

Coffeeville (Yalobusha) :

FHA_.-.._ Court House. (1) W. Woodrow

Jones.

SCS„_,.... R. F. Pittman Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. B. Majure. Soil

Conservation Service. Land Utilization Proj.; (3) J. C. Jordan.

Collins (Covington) :

FHA City Hall. (1) William C. Whittingham.

SCS—__._ City Hall Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) W. B. Gary.

Columbia (Marion) :

FHA.. P. 0., Main St- (1) George F.

Moody.

ses Geo. H. Walker Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) D. W. Fortenbury.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) W. P,

Clark.

MISSISSIPPI—Continued

Columbus (Lowndes) :

FHA_.„.. W. G. Bürgin Bldg., 516M Second

Ave. N, (2) Thomas H. Moore.

SCS„.. 516 Main St. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(6) T. D. Alldredge.

P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. #1;

(1) H. C. Morris. Work Unit

Hdqrs. #2; (1) A. C, Christopher.

Corinth (Alcorn) :

FIIA..,__ CafFey Bldg., 509^ Franklin St.

(2) Joseph R. Wilson.

SCS P.O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs,; (2)

J.R.Hamilton.

Decatur (Newton) :

FHA Agricultural Bldg. (1) Horace R,

Adair.

SCS New Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) O. L. Turman.

DeKalb (Kemper) :

FHA__...„ Co. Court House. (1) James G.

Haggerty.

ses Old Chancery Clerk Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) W. H. Dixon.

Drew (Sunflower) :

SCS„, „ Merchants and Planters Bank Bldg.

Work Unit Sub-Hdqrs.; (1) H. K.

Hunter.

Eupora (Webster) :

FHA Town Hall. (1) James Y. Reed.

SCS Theater Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) B.E. Bailey.

Fayette (Jefferson) :

FHA Ball Drug Store Bldg., Main St.

(1) Charles E. Ballard.

SCS Court House Annex. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. H. Crigler.

Forest (Scott) •.

FHA___.... Boutwell Bldg. (1) James R. Rush.

SCS Farmers and Merchants Bank.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) W. B.

Täte.

Fulton (Itawamba) :

FHA _. Fulton Grocery Bldg. (1) Roy F,

Robinson.

SCS „ Markin Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) R, V. Maples.

Greenville (Washington) :

FHA Red Cross Bldg. (4) William L.

Sallis.

SCS Co. Agent's Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) W. B. Lingle.

Greenwood (Leflore) :

FHA_ Bond Bldg., 502 Howard St, (3)

Charles C. Pope.

PMA, COT Second Floor Wright Bldg. Cotton

quality stat., cotton classification,

cotton mkt. news, and cottonseed

inspection; (6-53) Bryden Pease,

SCS Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) J. C. Josey.

Grenada (Grenada) î

FHA Masonic Temple, Main and Second

Sts. (1) Royce B. Caughman.

SCS_ Grenada Bank Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (8) V. B. Ahlrich.

405 E. Main St. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) R. R. Blue.

Gulfpori (Harrison) :

BAE 308 American Legion Bldg. Crop

and Livestock Reports; (8) D. A.

McCandliss.

EPQ BEBQ Bldg., P. O. Box 375. Development of treatments for

plants, plant products and soil

regulated by the white-fringed

beetle quarantine; Erskine M.

Livingstone.

Field headquarters for control and

eradication of sweetpotato weevil;

(5) Manning S. Yeomans.

Gulf National Bank Bldg., Room

208., P. O. Box 151. Investigations of forest-products insects;

(5) R. Joseph Kowal.
196 DIRECTORY Oî^ ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MISSISSIPPI—Continued

Gulfport (Harrison)—Continued

EPQ-. 25th Ave.—City limits. Control,

suppression, and prevention of

spread fof 4white-fringed beetles;

(6) Horace Gladney.

P. O. BIdg. Gulf coast field headquarters for control, suppression,

and prevention of spread of v/hitefringed beetles; (22) Lamar L.

Padget.

FHA Howes Brothers Bldg. (2) Donivan

Shaw. Serves Harrison and Stone

Cos.

FS Kremer Bldg. Hdqra. Gulfcoast

Work Center; (10) T. Ewald

Maki.

PISAE For. Path. Lab., 208 Kremer Bldg.

Invest, of sapstpàn of lumber and

decay of forest products; (2)

Arthur F. Verrall. 1

8CS _ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) D. E. Post.

Hattiesburg (Forrest) î

EPQ_ 110 Evans St. Control, suppression,

and prevention of spread of whitefringed beetles; (3) Stanley S.

Sheffield.

Sweetpotato weevil control and

eradication; (3) William T.

Gurley.

FHA Geiger Bldg., 210 W. Pine St. (1)

Wüford A. Payne.

PISAE For. Path. Lab., Ashe Nursery.

Brooklyn, Miss. For. nursery

diseases; (1) Berch W. Henry.

ses - Carpenters' Union Bldg. Work

Group Hdqrs.; (0) Herman Bernhardt. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (3)

- K. M.Nelson.

Hazlehurst (Copiah) î

FHA. Allred Bldg., Croker St. (B) William

Lloyd Jones.

ses -- - Bank of Hazelhurst Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs,; (2) A. J. Meredith.

Hernando fDeSota) :

ses _ J Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) H. I. Weeks.

Holly Springs (Marshal!) : n K •

FHA..._-- Court House. (1) James G. Arrmgton.

ses - - = I. C. Levy Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.

#1; (2) J. L. Gates. Work Unit

Hdqrs. #2; (2) C. W. Schultz.

Houston i€hickasaw)j ^ FHA - Scott Bldg. (1) Julius D. McAlpm,

Jr.

SCS_„ - Tabb Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

R. Simpson.

Soil Conservation Service, Land

Utilization Proj.; (7) H. H.

Carpenter.

Indianola (Sunflower) :

FHA Hubert Middleton Bldg. (6) Malcolm C. French.

ses _ - John W. Johnson Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) R. J. lloss.

luka (Tishomingo) : ,. ,r

FHA..„.. ilyatt Bldg., 34 Front St. (1) M.

Hays Woods,

Jackson (Hiads) :

BAI .- Masonic Temple Bldg., 880 West

Monum-ent St. Scabies, tick,

tuberculosis, and brucellosis eradication; (20) Lewis J. Pate.

8'ClC - Koom 101—Masonic Temple Bldg.,

1130 West Capitol St. Accepts

applications, supervises adjust»

ment of losses, reviews loss claims,

general responsibility for administration ofJ cropiinsurance in the

State; (5) James S. Smith,

MISSISSIPPI—Continued

Jackson (Hinds)—Continued

FHA..,_- Gandy Bldg., 226)-^ S. State St.

(6) Woodrow W. Benton.

Masonic Temple Bldg. (54) Sta.

Director—Mississippi. T. B.

Fatherree.

FS _ . ..._ Mississippi Nat. For., Supvr.'s

Hdqrs.; (39) John W. Squires.

PISAE Room 314, P. 0. Bldg. Cotton

variety and prod. standardization.

(2) Jonas E. Hite.

PMA Masonic Bldg., 1130 West Capitol

St. State Chairman in charge of

all prod, and mkt. programs; (24)

Charles L. Neill.

PMA, Ci)T 207M So. State St, Cotton quality

stat,, cotton classification, cotton

mkt. news, and cottonseed inspection; (4-24) Raymond A.

Craig.

PMA, ÜAI 352 Woodrow Wilson Ave. Mkt.

News Service on dairy and

poultry prod.; (2) H. F. Stevens,

PMA, FV„ 352 Woodrow Wilson Drive. Standardization and Inspection of

fresh fruits and vegetables; Leon

Scott. Market News Service on

fruits and vegetables; (2) W. H.

Cosper,

ses Masonic Temple Bldg. State Office;

(11) C. B. Anders.

Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) H. A. Bernhardt.

KosciuBko (Attala) :

FHA Morgan and Lindsey Bldg. (2)

William N. Oliver.

ses Morgan and Lindsey Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) C. S. Vanderford ,

Laurel (Jones) î

FHA Laurel Civic Center. (2) Clarence A,

Boone.

ses Civic Center Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (4) Henry Bending. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) D. Herrington.

Leakeyvilie (Greene) :

ses .Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) E. S. Lee.

Lexington (Holmes):

FHA _ Watson Bldg., 106-108 Northside,

Spring St. (7) Walter E. Strider.

ses . Beall Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. #1;

(2) A. P. Carroll. Work Unit

Hdqrs. #2; (2) J. R. Goza.

Liberty (Amite) :

FHA - Court House. (1) O'Leary, Winfield

G, Serves Amite and Wilkinson

Cos.

ses - Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J. T. Russell.

Loiiisvilie (Winston) :

FHA. - Hotel Winston, S. Church St. (4)

John E. Stevens.

SeS_ _ Citizens Bank & Trust Co. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J. C. Graham.

Lucedale (George) :

FHA,__._. NYA Bldg. (3) John T. Monroe.

Serves George and Jackson Cos.

ses Co. Oíñce Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) P. A. Calhoun.

1 Macon (Noxubee) :

FHA . Court House, Jefferson St. (2) John

T. Douglass, Jr.

ses Howard Stubbs Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) R. M. Currie.

Magnolia (Pike) :

FHA__.„_. Court House. (1) William W,

Porter.

ses P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

R, W. McKay.

Marks (Quitman) t

FHA _ Eugene Thompson Law Office Bldg.

(3) Ben H. Hardee.

SeS_ _ _ - Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J, T. Jenkins,
MISSISSIPPI 197

Mississippi—Continued

Meadville (Franklin) :

FHA Temple Bldg. Walnut St. (1) James

J. Allen.

SCS_ W. N. Temple Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) H. O. Jones.

Mendenhall (Simpson) :

FHA Ponder Bldg., Main St. (3) Sheldon

M. Webb.

SCS Ponder Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) J. D. Childress.

Meridian (Lauderdale) :

FHA P, O. Bldg. (1) Earl E. Hosey.

PISAE U. S. Sugar Plant Field Lab. Sugarcane and sugar sorghum agronomic invest. (2) Iley E. Stokes.

U. S. D. A. Hort. Fid. Sta. Fruit

prod, and breeding invest., (0)

Nathaniel H. Loomis. Pecan

prod, invest., (6) Atherton C.

Gossard. Sweetpotato prod, and

breeding invest., Marshall T.

Deonier. Fruit, veg., and nut

storage handling; Leaton J.

Kushman.

ses Citizens Nat. Bank Bldg. Work

Group Hdqrs.; (5) R. N. Hoit.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) E. E.

Freeman.

Monticelio (Lawrence) :

FHA Court House. (1) James H. Carr.

ses M.O.HillBldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) R. Smith.

Mound Bayou (Bolivar) :

ses Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Sub-Hdqrs.; (1) E. E.

Pippins.

Natchez (Adams) :

ses Natchez Cold Storage Coop. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (3) F. George.

New Albany (Union) :

FHA Old Co. Jail Bldg. (2) Willie Lee

Norman.

ses Hall-Houston Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (21) E.H. Walker. Work

Unit Hdqrs. §1; (2) J. T. Wilkins.

Work Unit Hdqrs. #2; (5) A. L.

Lundy,

New Augusta (Perry) :

FHA Court House. (1) Herman C.

Phillips. Serves Perry and Green

Cos.

SeS_. Co. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

E.N.Brinson.

Northcarrollton (Carroll) :

SeS-__ Chevrolet Co. Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) D. R. Mason.

Oxford (Lafayette) :

FHA GuytonBldg. (1) Lee O. White

FS City Hall, Hdqrs. Tallahatchie

Work Center; (5) Hubert D.

Burke.

Flood Cont. Proj., Hdqrs. of Off.-

in-chg.; (11) Ivo W. Miller,

ses Linder Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. #1;

(3) E. H. Walker. Work Unit

Hdqrs. #2; (3) C. D. Potter.

Pascagoula (Jackson) :

ses Jane Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

L. O. Strange.

Philadelphia (Neshoba) :

FHA Mars and Hamill Bldg., 310 Main

St. (3) Gilford F. Dabbs, Jr.

ses Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) D. McCluer.

Pontotoc (Pontotoc) :

FHA First National Bank Bldg., Congress

and Jefferson Sts. (1) Reuel M,

McCord.

ses Rayburn and Williams Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs. #1; (3) J.C. Freeman.

Work Unit Hdqrs. #2; (2) R. C.

Phülips.

MISSISSIPPI—Continued

Popiarville (Pearl River) :

FHA . Federal Bldg., Main St. (1) Emory

R. Hodgson, Sr. Serves Pearl

River and Hancock Cos.

ses ._ P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

A. C. Tucker.

Port Gibson (Claiborne) :

FHA.___.. Co. Jaü Bldg. (1) Robert G.

Brasfield.

ses Claiborne Hardware Co. Work

Group Hdqrs.; (4) M. W. Haynes.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) W, L.

Kearley.

Prentiss (Jefferson Davis) :

FHA Court House. (2) Johnnie R. Lee.

ses Bank of Blountville Bldg, Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) D. L, Johnson,

Purvis (Lamar) :

FHA.„„__ Court House. (1) Joe B. Byrd,

ses Kelly and Lett Feed and Seed Bldg.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) H. H.

Heard.

Quitman (Clarke) î

FHA Court House. (1) Edward L. Blue.

SCS__ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) S. Buchanan.

Raleigh (Smith) :

FHA_ Pan Am. Bldg. Main St. (4)

Bolivar F. Lewis.

ses Bank of Raleigh Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) H. L. Boyd.

Raymond (Hinds) :

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) P. L. Well.

Ripley (Tippah) :

FHA Smith Bldg. (1) Joe N. Byrd.

ses Co, Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (4) S. N. Boyd.

Rolling Fork (Sharkey) :

FHA MarantoBldg. (5) PoseyB. O'Neal.

Serves Sharkey and Issaquena

Cos.

Sardis (Panola) :

ses Bank of Sardis Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (4) J. R. Haynes.

Saucier (Harrison) :

PISAE For. Path. Lab., Harrison Expt.

For., R.F.D. 1. Invest, of pine

diseases; (1) Paul V, Siggers.

Senatobia (Täte) :

FHA.„„..._ Co. Bldg. (3) Willie B. Perkins.

Serves Täte and De Soto Cos.

SCS__„._. Co. Agent's Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (4) T. R. Taylor.

Starkville (Oktibbeha) :

FHA Barr Bldg., Jackson St. (1) James

F. Ellis, Jr.

ses Old I. C. Railway Depot Bldg.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1) H. O. Wax.

State College (Oktibbeha) :

BAE_ Div. of Sociology and Rural Life,

Mississippi State Coll. Collecting

and analyzing the conditioning

factors that explain use or lack of

use of medical facilities; (*2)

Robert E. Galloway.

EPQ Room 19, Biology Bldg. P. O. Box

1518. Investigations of corn earworm and other insects attacking

corn in the field; William A.

Douglas.

PISAE State Agr. Expt. Sta. Soil mgt.

under humid cond. Howard V.

Jordan. Corn prod, breeding,

and genet. (1-*1) Robert C.

Eckhardt. Control of noxious

weeds. (1) Vernon C. Harris.

Sweet potato invest., (*1) William

S. Anderson, (coop.). Cotton

variety and prod. standardization.

(*1) Thomas M. Waller, (coop.).

Cotton disease invest. (*1) Alfred

D. Wiles, Agt. Gen. forage crops

invest.; (*1) Hugh W. Bennett.

Rex F. Colwiek, Agr. Eng.
198 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

Mississippi—Continued

State College (Oktibbeha)—Continued

ses Miss. Agr. Expt. Sta. (P. O. Box

175). Factors affecting soil

erosion; (*2) T. N. Jones. Sedimentation investigations; (1)

Russell Woodburn.

Stonevilie (Washington) :

BAE Delta Agr. Experiment Sta. Researeh in land use and development in the Mississippi Delta;

Robert W. Harrison.

Delta Brancb Experiment Station.

Conducts research on farm management and costs; (*2) Grady B.

Crowe,

EPQ Delta Branch Experiment Station.

P. O. Box 8. Studies of varietal

resistance of cotton to boll weevil,

aphids and thrips; and control of

cotton insects by insecticides.

Basic research on cotton insects

relating to fundamental factors

affecting control (R and M project); (5) Erastus W. Dunnam.

FS .. Delta Experiment Station, Hdqrs.

Delta Work Center; (6) John A.

Putnam.

PISAE U. S. D. A. Cotton Fid. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton physioL invest. (*1)

Harry C. Cams. Cotton genet,

invest. (*1) James R. Meyer,

(coop.). Cotton impr. invest.

(*5) D. Gray Müey.

Delta Br. Expt. Sta. (State). Soybean prod, invest.; (3) Edgar E.

Hartwig. Gen, forage crops diseases; (2) Howard Wj Johnson.

Cotton prod, and harvesting

machinery; (9) William E. Meek.

U. S. D. A. Cotton Ginning Lab.,

P. O. Box 426, Leland Miss.

General cotton ginning research;

(2) Charles A. Bennett. Cotton

ginning and associated processes,

equipment and methods; (18)

Charles M. Merkel.

PMA,COT U. S. Cotton Ginning [Laboratory.

Cotton ginning research. Cotton

fiber testing service and cooperation with PISA; (43) Francis

L. Gerdes.

Sumner (Tallahatchîe) :

SCS _ --Co. Court House. Work TJmt

Hdqrs.; (2) L. H. Price.

Tunica (Tunica) : „ ... ^ ^^ FHÂ Lowe Bldg., Mam St. (1) James H.

Craig.

ses -_ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) D. W. Ryker.

Tupelo (Lee) : ^ ^

FHÂ City Co. Office Bldg. (3) Co.

Supervisor,

ses City Co. Bldg. WorkGroup Hdqrs.;

J. H. Brooks. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(4) C. S. Draughn.

Tylertown (Walthall) : „' -, FHA -_ Co. Court House. (2) Jay G. Sauls.

ses Moore Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

L. W. Cook.

Vaiden (CarrolD : . s ^ .T T ,

FHA Court House. (1) Guy H. Leach.

SCS- _- Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) A. C. Long.

Vicksburg (Warren) : „ ^. ^

FHA Old Co. Covu-t House. Cherry St,

(1) John A. Bell.

SCS- - New Court House Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) C. L. Tullos.

Waynesboro (Wayne) :

FHA New Court House. (1) Fletcher A.

Rinehart.

SCS - Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) H. Raney.

Mississippi—Continued

West Point (Clay) :

FHA Moseley Lagrone Bldg, 18 Court St,

(1) Lewis M. Rändle.

SCS Fox Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

J.B.Moak.

Wiggins (Stone) :

SCS Masonic Temple Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) C. W. Owen.

Wínona (MontgomerjO :

FHA Court House. (1) Edwin M. James.

SCS Purnese Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(6) L. H. Flurry.

Yazco City (Yazoo) :

FHA Bank of Yazoo City Annex, 109 W.

Commercial St. (5) Pressley C.

Mclnnis.

SCñ__ 222 S. Main St. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) L. A. Wilkins.

Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. D. Goodwin.

MISSOURI

Albany (Gentry) : ,., „ ,"

FHA Court House. (1) Raymond C.

Maddox. Serves Albany and

Worth Cos.

SCS Court House. Assist soil eons, dists,

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (3) Ezra P.

Mauk.

Ava (Douglas) :

FHA J. C, Curry Bldg. (1) Allan M.

Rankin.

Bethany (Harrison) t ,, ^

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) Charles M. Coon.

SCS P. O. Bldg. Develop, organize and

superv. the SCS program within

the units attached to the work

group; (2) Ralph B. McGill.

P.O. Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint,

of sou and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) John H. Gibson.

Bolivar (Polk) :

FHA Teegarden Bldg. (1) Almon M.

Wiley. Serves Polk and Dallas

Cos.

Bowling Green (Pike) :

FHA Court House. (1) Avin E. Boise.

SCS Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (2) Rudolph R. Conrad.

Branson (Taney) : ^, ^, ^

FHA Reish Bldg. (1) Olen M. Carr.

Serves Taney and Stone Cos.

Butler (Bates) : „ „ ^ ,,

FHA LoganBldg. (2) EugeneE.Brasfield.

Cameron (Clinton) :

SCS 123 W. Third St. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (2) John A. Richardson.

Cape Girardeau (Cape Girardeau) ;

SCS Himmelberger-Harrison Bldg. Develop, organize and superv. the

SCS program within the units

attached to the work group; (2)

William H. Colman.

Carrollton (Carroll) : „ ,

FHA Hale Bldg. (1) Albert J. Strathman.

Carthage (Jasper) : ^,,,„ u _^ w A *• FHA P.O. Bldg." (1) Herbert W. Austm.

Serves Jasper^and,Barton Cos.
MISSOURI 199

MISSOURI—Continued

CamthersvîMe (Pemiscot) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (5) JewellJ, Richardson.

SCS____-. 305 Carleton Ave. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Harry B.

Barker.

Charleston (Mississippi) :

FHA Buckner-Ragsdale Bldg. (1) John

E. L. Mills.

Chillicothe (Livingston) :

FHA_ Federal Bldg. (1) Frank R. Lyon.

Clayton (St. Louis) :

FHA Court House, 7927 Forsythe Blvd.

(1) Henry W. Smith. Serves St.

Louis and St. Charles Cos.

Clinton (Henry) :

FHA_ P. O. Bldg. (1) Charles W.

Ikenberry. Serves Henry and

Benton Cos.

Columbia (Boone) ;

BÄE_._-__ 209 P. O. Bldg. Crop and Livestock

Reports; (9) A. C. Brittain.

FCIC I. O. O. F, Bldg., 10th and Walnut

Sts. Accepts applications, supervises adjustment of losses, reviews

loss claims, general responsibility

for administration of crop insurance in the State; (4) George L.

Carlton.

FHA -„ 811 Cherry St. (34) State Director

—Missouri. Stephen C. Hughes.

811 Cherry St. (1) Charles H.

Baldwin. (Serves Boone and

Cooper Cos.)

FS__ Northern Ozark Research Center

(Central States For. Expt. Sta.).

For. Mgt. Invest. (6) Franklin G.

Liming.

PISAE„___ State Agr. Expt. Sta. Pastures,

grass impr. and prod.; (1) E.

Marion Brown, I^egume impr.;

(1) Joe D. Baldridge. Soybean

invest.; (1) Carl V. Feaster,

State Agr. Expt. Station. Corn

breeding and genet.; (l-*3) Lewis

J. Stadler. Wheat genet.; (1)

Ernest R. Sears, Small grain

prod, and breeding; (1) John M.

Poehlman.

For. Path. Lab., Dept. of Botany,

Univ. of Mo. Invest, of oak wilt

and elm diseases; (*1) Theodore

W. Bretz.

PMA I. O. O. F. Bldg., 10th and Walnut

Sts. State Chairman in charge of

all prod, and mkt. programs; (32)

Hilton L. Bracey,

ses„._..- Federal Bldg. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the State of Missouri; (7)

Kenyon G. Harman.

811 Cherry St, Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Eric

Palmer.

Hdqrs. for work at McCredie, Mo.;

(4) Dwight D. Smith.

Dexter (Stoddard) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. )3) Co. Supervisor.

Doniphan (Ripley) :

FHA _. Garrison Bldg. (1) Wayman K.

Wiggins. Serves Ripley and

Oregon Cos.

Edina (Knox) :

FHÁ.____ Court House. (2) Charles W.

Baldwin. Serves Knox and Lewis

Cos.

Eldon (Miller) :

FHA_._._ City Hall. (1) Edward J, Schmitz.

Serves Miller, Camden, and

Morgan Cos,

MISSOURI—Continued

Ellington (Reynolds) :

FHA...._. Rosa Bldg. (1) Harry C. Vogt.

Serves Reynolds, Carter, and

Shannon Cos.

Elsberry (Lincoln) :

SCS Conducts special nursery program to

provide needed erosion control

plants. (12) John C. Kopitke.

Farmington (St. Francois) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) Walter F. Delp.

Serves St. Francois, Jefferson, and

Ste. Geneviève Cos.

Fayette (Howard) :

FHA Court House. (1) John M. Edwards.

Fulton (Callaway) :

SCS 417 Court St. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (3) Cleo H. Statten.

417 Court St. Assist sou cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Wuliam

L. Tayloe.

417 Court St. Develop, improve,

and management of governmentowned submarginal land; (5)

Omer A. Kemp.

Galîatîn (Daviess) :

FHA First National Bank Bldg. (1)

Kenneth Mitchell.

SCS_ Assist soil eons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (2) Kermit R. Irwin.

Grant City (Worth) :

SCS Times Tribune Bldg., Box 91.

Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab,, and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Roger E. Sherman.

Greenfield (Bade) :

FHA A. Helphenstine Bldg. (1) Loren A.

Spilman. Serves Dade and Cedar

Cos.

Hannibal (Marion) :

EPQ Box 208. District Hdqrs. for grasshopper and chinch bug activities

in Missouri, Arkansas, Illinois,

Indiana, Iowa; Andrew E. Frazier.

Hayti (Pemiscot) :

PMA, COT 108 So. Third St. Cotton quality

stat., cotton classification, cotton

mkt. news, and cottonseed inspection; (4-20) James O. Wardlow.

Higginsviile (Lafayette) :

SCS Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Marion D. Murray.

Houston (Texas) :

FHA Court House. (1) Charles L.

Ferguson. Serves Texas and Dent

Cos.

Jackson (Cape Girardeau) :

FHA Court House. (1) Roy T. Brown.

Serves Cape Girardeau and Perry

Cos.

SCS Cape Co. Savings Bank Bldg. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(2) Harold E. Hughes.

Jefferson City (Cole) :

BAI 202 U. S. P. O. and Court House.

Hog-cholera control; scabies, tuberculosis, and brucellosis eradication; (28) F. F. Fischer.
200 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MISSOURI—Continued

Jefferson City (Cole)—Continued

EPQ Room7, OttBldg. State leadership

in black stem rust control activities; (*1) Donald J. Fitchett.

FHA (1) William D.Keller. Serves Osage,

Cole and Moniteau Cos.

Joplin (Jasper) :

BÁI____„. c/o Crocker Packing Co. Meat

inspection; (-) H, C. Berger.

Kahoka (Clark) î

SCS Miller Bldg,, N. E. Corn, of Morgan

and Johnson Sts. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Kyle R.

Peterson.

Kansas City (Jackson) :

BAI 800-802 Livestock Exchange Bldg.

Public stockyards inspection; (12)

Leo M. Henry.

CEA_ 854 Board of Trade Bldg. Administration of Commodity Exchange

Act; (4) Louis E. Wolf.

FHA. 510 Fidelity Bldg., 911 Walnut St.

(1) Russell H. Knoop. Serves

Jackson and Gass Cos.

PMA Fidelity Bldg., 911 Walnut St.

Loan, Price support, purchase,

sale, diversion and related programs; (391) W. R. Walton.

PMA, DAI 9th and Walnut Sts., Room 509.

Grading and insp, serv. on dairy

and poultry prod.; (4-1) R, J.

Ashens.

3808 Broadway. Milk mkt. order

admin. (9) M. M. Morehouse.

PMA, FV. U. S. Court House. Market News

Service on fruits and vegetables;

(3) R. E. Corbin; Standardization

and Inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (1) Frank M. Lyle.

PMA, GR- 325 U.S. Court House. Admin.

Grain Standards Act; Enforcement Federal Seed Act; bean and

pea insp. serv.; hay insp. serv.;

misc. comm. insp. serv.; market

news service on grain, hay, and

feed; seed dockage insp.; seed

verification; (25) Martin Sehuler.

PMA. LIV 960 Livestock Exchange Bldg.

Administration of Packers and

Stockyards Act; (8) J. F.

Clendenin. Market News Service

on livestock; (10) H. D. Williams,

Meat Grading Service; (9) L. P.

Stream.

Room 2611, 911 Walnut St. Valuation of stockyard properties; (6)

A. F. Schramm.

Kennett (Dunkiln) :

FHA__.___ P. O. Bldg. (4) Joseph S. Kerr.

ses 101 S. Main St, Assist soil cons.

dj.sts. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Gaylord

H. Wisner,

Keytesville (Chariten) :

FHA Court House. (1) Frank G. Schillie.

Serves Chariton and Randolph

Cos.

Kingston (Caldwell) :

FHA Rogers Bldg. (1) W. Donald Grove.

Kirksville (Âdaîr) :

FHA__ Poehlman Bldg. (1) Byron Burch.

Lebanon (Laclede) :

FHA Court House. (2) Emmett N.

Painter, Serves Laclede and

Wright Cos.

Lexington (Lafayette) :

FHA City Hall. (1) Donald R. Singleton,

Servœ Lafayette and Ray Cos.

MISSOURI—Continued

Liberty (Clay) :

FHA. Citizens Bank Bldg. (1) JohnlL.

Riggs. Serves Clay and Platte

Cos,

SCS__; 103 E. Kansas St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) John A.

Miller.

Macon (Macon) :

FHA Masonic Bldg. (2) Reuben G.

Turner. Serves Macon and Shelby

Cos.

Marble HUl (Bollinger) :

FHA Bank of Marble Hill Bldg. (1) J.

Virgil Thompson. Serves Bollinger

Madison, and Wayne Cos.

Marshall (Saline) î

FHA.. Allen Bldg., W. Arrow St. (1) John

W. MeClure.

Marshfield (Webster) :

FHA Library Bldg. (1) HoUis I. Ryland.

MaryvUIe (Nodaway) :

FHA Miehaw Bldg, (2) Louis H. Ritterbusch.

SCS 217J^ N. Main St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (3) Frank A.

Sebolt.

Maysville (DeKalb) :

FHÁ_-_.. Court House. (0). Frederick K.

Christenson. Serves DeKalb and

Clinton Cos.

ses .- Owens Mercantile Bldg., South

Square. Assist soil eons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint.

of soil and water eons, methods of

farming; (1) LeeN. Bowen.

McCredie (Galloway) :

SCS___ Soil and water conserv. expt. sta.;

(2) Dwight D. Smith.

Memphis (Scotland) :

FHA . Court House. (1) B. Breekenridge

Marr. Serves Scotland and Clark

Cos.

SCS_--_-- 288 S. Market St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (1) Turner

R. Haden.

Mexico (Audrain) :

FHA Greer Bldg, (1) Smith Black.

Serves Audrain and Callaway Cos,

ses - 105 N. Olive. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (2) Victor B. Sheldon.

Milan (Sullivan) :

FHA Court House. (2) Doyle H. Carter.

Serves Sullivan and Linn Cos,

Mt. Vernon (Lawrence) :

FHA Court House. (1) Charles W.

Parkhurst. Serves Lawrence and

Barry Cos.

Neosho (Newton) :

FHA___. Court House. (1) Earl W, Johnson.

Serves Newton and McDonald

Cos.

Nevada (Vernon) :

FHA._ P.O. Bldg. (1) Merrill W. Leutung.

New London (Rails) :

FHA - Court House. (2) Dudley J. Lane.

Serves Rails and Marion Cos.

SCS Co. Court House. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (-) WUlard

E. Moyes.
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MISSOURI—Continued

New Madrid (New Madrid) t

FB:A_„__. Shainberg Bldg.

Bartlett.

(5) Richard T.

Oregon (Holt) :

FHA„_ = , Court House. (1) William C.

Walkup, Jr. Serve^«5 Holt and

Atehisoii Cos,

Osceola (St. Ciair) :

FHá_ Court House. (1) Cecil T. Snow.

Serves St. Clair and Hickory Cos.

Palmyra (Marion) :

SCS_ Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Carroll

M. Long.

Paris (Monroe) :

FHÁ. Court House. (1) Joe E. Milam.

Poplar Bluff (Butler) :

FHÂ„.„_ Old Bank Bidg.. 801 S. Main. (1)

DeWitt Jones.

Potosí (Washington) :

FHA_„.__ Ganim-Sparks Bldg., Main St. (1)

Frank W. MeKinstry. Serves

Washington, Crawford, and Iron

Cos.

Princeton (Mercer) :

FHÂ_._„_ Princeton State Bank Bldg. (1)

James S. Price.

Kichmond (Bay) :

SCS_ . 109M S. College. Assist soil eons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (1) Glen F.

Boyel.

Rolla (Phelps) :

FHA..„.. Box 629. (1) Leonel G. Fitzwater.

Serves Phelps, Maries, and Pulaski Cos.

FS-_.-.._. Clark National Forest, Supvrs.'s

Hdqrs.- (10) Byron L. Groesbeck.

SOL___... c/o Forest Service. Abstracting

work with land acquisition activities of the Dept. in region served

by this office; (1) James M.

Graham.

St. Joseph (Buchanan) ;

BAI 11 Ü. S. P. O. and Court House.

Virus-serum control; (8) J. S.

Clark.

FHA...._, Federal Bldg. Rm. 6. (1) James T.

BufEum. Serves Buchanan and

Andrews Cos.

PMA.GR. 331 P. O. Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; (2) A. R. Matters.

St. Louis (Independent City) :

BÁI_.__„ 410 IT. S. Court and Custom House

Bldg. Meat inspection; (161) R.

V. Rafnel.

941 U. S. Court and Custom House

Bldg. Meat inspection laboratory:

(3) G. L. McGinty.

li:PQ„._ Main P. O, Bldg. Transit-inspection

activities; James T. Scott.

U.S. Customs Mail Bureau,

Window 27, Main P. O. Bldg.

Enforcement of foreign plant

quarantines; J. T. Scott. FCÂ._.._ 1501 Locust St. Hdqrs. for Dist. 6.

serving Ark., 111., and Mo. Longterm farm mortgage loans, Federal Land Bank; (103) W. H.

Droste. Loans to short-term

financing institutions, Fed. Intermediate Credit Bank; (27) J. R.

Cosgrove. Organization, partial

capitalization and supervision of

prod, credit associations making

short-term prod, loans, Prod,

Credit Corp.; (16) William S.

Brock: Loans to farmers' coop.,

MISSOURI—Continued

St, home (Independent City)—Continued

Bank for Cooperatives; (18)

David M. Hardy. Gen. Agt. coordinating functions common to

the four district institutions; (23)

David M. Hardy. Rev. the appraisal of farms for mortgage

loans; (2) Ralph E. Nowlan.

Custody of the dist. institutions'

collateral; (2) Thomas A. Ray,

Examining of acet, of organizations supervised by FCA; (2) J.

Edward Twomey.

PMA, DAI 946 U. S. Custom House. Market

News Service on dairy and poultry prod.; (2) W. N. Oswald.

946 U. S. Custom House. Grading

and insp. serv. on dairy and

poultry prod.; (2) A. J. Miller,

4030 Chouteau Ave. Milk mkt.

, _ order admin.; (20) F. L. Shipley.

PMA, FV. U. S. Court and Customs HOUSÍ.

Market News Service on fruits

and vegetables; (1) W. F. Cox.

Standardization and Inspection

of fresh fruits and vegetables:

T.... ^^ t2) H. N. Renfro. Jr.

PMA, GR. 1001 U. S. Court and Customs

Jouse. Admin. Grain Standards.

Act; bean and pea insp. serv.;

hay insp. serv.; misc. comm.

T^A^ A T x.r ^ ^^®P' ^^^^- <^S) I^' W. Taylor. PMA, LIV Room 950, U. S. Custom House.

116 Market St. Investigations

pertaining to Insecticide Act; (1)

Sanuel Weinier.

Sedalia (Petlis) :

FHA P.O. Bldg. (1) Oscar H.DeWolf.

Sheibyviile (Shelby) :

ses E. Main St, Assist soil eons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop,, estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (3) Nolan

A. Walker.

Sikesion (Scott) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (2) Co. Supervior.

South St, Joseph (Buchanan) :

BAI Livestock Exchange Annex, Meat

inspection; (59) Russell B, Briney.

Livestock Exchange Annex. Public

stockyards inspection; (3) F. C.

Swaney.

PMA, LIV 318 Livestock Exchange Bldg.

Market News Service on livestock;

(6) G. E. Rodda. Meat Grading

Service; (2) F. M. Lee.

Springfield (Greene) %

FHA Box 548. (1) Joe S. Adams. Serves

Greene and Christian Cos.

FS .. _ Mark Twain Nati. Forest, Supvrs.'a

Hdqrs.; (8) Ralph E. Crowell.

SCS^__,. 602 Federal Bldg. Develop, organize and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (-—) John W. Ferguson.

Trenton (Gnmdy) :

FHA._,„.. Room 9, Federal Bldg. (1) Elmer E.

Fick.

Troy (Lincoln) :

FHA „_ Cap-in-Griss St. and Main. (1)

James H, Caldwell. Serves

Lincoln, Montgomery, and Warren Cos.

Union (Franklin) :

FHA Memorial Bldg. (1) Richard W.

Collins Serves Franklin and Gasconade Cos,

Unionviile (Putnam) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. 1603 Grant St.; (1)

Glenn H. Palmatary Serves Putnam and Schuyler Cos.
202 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MISSOURI—Continued

Warreiisburg (Johnson) :

FHÂ.,.._ 221-223 N, Holden. (2) Walter C.

Bute.

ses 223 N. Holden St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (4) Charles

H. Dunn,

Washington (Franklin) :

ses 202 W. Main St. Develop, organize

and superv. the SGS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (1) William C.

Shotwell.

202 W. Main St. Asst soil eons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Glen E.

Burk.

Wentzville (St. Charles) :

ses Wentzville State Bank Bldg. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab,, and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(2) Hubert J. Shade.

West Plains (Howell) :

BAI- P. O. box 244. Virus-serum control;

(—); J.F.Park.

FHA Court House. (2) Claude H. Meador.

Serves Howell and 025ark Cos,

MONTANA

Alder (Madison) :

FS _ Vigilante Experimental Range, research in range mgt. and reseeding; (1) Anthony B. Evanko

(AprUlStoNov. 1),

Baker (Fallón) :

FHA Box 126. (1) Carl W. Bell. Serves

Fallón and Carter Cos.

SCS Little Beaver Soil Conserv. Dist.

Red Butte Graz. Dist., Fallón

Creek Graz. Dist. Work Unit

Conserv. Hdqrr.; (3) William D.

Shelley.

Big Sandy (Chouteau) :

SCS.._ Big Sandy Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Robert

W. Duncan.

Bigtimber (Sweet Grass) :

FHA ._._ Bigtimber, Montana. (1) Homer

D, Millegan. Serves Sweet Grass,

Stillwater, Golden Valley, and

Wheatland Cos.

Billings (Yellowstone) :

BAI _. e/o Pierce Packing Co., Inc. Meat

inspection; (3) G. S. Carter.

ËPQ 409 North Twentieth St. Office and

warehouse for equipment and

supplies. State headquarters for

grasshopper and Mormon cricket

control activities in Montana; (4)

Ivar Twilde.

FHA,, j_ Box 1676, (1) John D, Wheeler.

Serves Yellowstone and Musselshell Cos,

FS B'ederal Bldg. Custer Nat. For.,

Supvr's Hdqrs.; (16) Roy A.

Phillips.

PMA, LIV 210 Livestock Exchange Bldg.

Administration of Packers and

Stockyards Act; (2) Paul MeCormiek, Jr. Market News. Service

on livestock; (2) A. L. Lerud.

SCS.. ^ Gullard and Wilkins Bldg. Dist.

Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Hilmore W.

Riek. Water Conserv.; (2) William F, Long.

:íL6 Fed. Bldg. (P. O. Box 1342).

Irrig, invest, and application of

findings; (1) John S. James.

MONTANA—Continued

Bozeman (Gailatin) :

BAE . Dept, of Agr. Econ., Montana

State College, Research in economic problems of irrigation development in Montana; Clyde E.

Stewart.

Dept. of Agr. Econ., Montana State

Coll. Conducts research on farm

management and costs; (2~*1)

Delbert C. Myrick.

EPy Campus of Montana State College.

Central station for the study of

grasshoppers and Mormon crickets

injurious to agriculture; and their

control; (10) John R. Parker.

Department of Zoology and Ent.

Montana State College. Development of wheat varieties resistant

to the wheat stem sawfly; Philip

Luginbill, Jr.

FHA Box 754. (1) Harry C. Simpson.

Serves Gallatin, Park, and

Meagher Cos.

47 E. Main St., Story Bldg, (24)

State Director—Montana. James

A.Keane.

FS. Gallatin Nat, For., Supvr's Hdqrs.;

(18) James C. Urquhart.

PISAE.__ State Agr. Expt. Sta. Soil mgt.

under irrigation; (0) William E.

Larson.

State Agr. Exp. Sta., Soil Survey;

(*1) W. Clinton Bourne.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Pastures,

range and grass impr. invest,;

(1) RheaE. Stitt.

State Agr. Expt, Station. Wheat,

oat, barley, and seed flax prod,

and breeding; wheat stem sawfly

resistance; (1) Francis H. McNeal.

PMA 211 N. Grand St. State Chairman

in charge of all prod, and mkt.

programs; (25) Robert .J,

McKenna.

SCS - Gallatin Bldg. State Conserv. Off.;

(10) Truman C. Anderson, Gallatin Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv, Hdqrs.; (1)

Calvin Wixom.

Mont. State Coll, Coop. State Soil

Sei.; (1) Dave R. Cawlñeld. Coordinate activ. of Soil Conserv.

and Ext. Serv.; (1) Martin P,

Hansmeier.

Mont. State Coll. Snow surveys and

water forecasts; (1) Ashton R.

Codd.

Bridger (Carbon) :

SCS Carbon Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv, Hdqrs.* (ß)

Herman F. Uhlrich.

Butte (Silver Bow):

BAP c/o Hansen Packing Co. Meat

inspection; (1) J. D. Lyddy.

PS Federal Bldg., Deerlodge Nat.

For., Supvr's Hdqrs.; (16) William

E. Fry.

Chinook (Blaine) :

SCS^ - North Fork Graz. Dist.. Wayne

Creek Graz. Dist., Paradise Soil

Conserv, Dist., Lohman Graz.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.

(3) James E. Lunney (Acting.

Choteau (Teton) :

EPQ Larson Bldg. P. O. Box 648. Field

biology studies of the wheat stem

sawfly; (1) Harry W, Somsen,

SCS.__. .. Teton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Univ Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) William

H. Vance,

Circle (McCone) ;

ses .. McCone Co. Soil Conserv, Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Orian J. Cusker.
MONTANA 203

MONTANA—Continued

Conrad (Pondera) :

SCS_-___- Pondera Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Charies A. Krall.

Coram (Flathead) :

FS _- Coram Experimental Forest, research in for. mgt.; (1) Anthony E,

Squillace (summer months only).

Culbertson (Koosevelt) :

SCS__..„._ Culbertson-Bainville Soil Conserv.

Dist. Froid Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Gordon W. Maston.

Cut Bank (Glacier) :

SCS„.-._- Glacier Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Alton L. Knutson.

Deer Lodge (Powell) :

SCS..„ North Powell Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(1) Allen S. Erickson,

Dillon (Beaverhead) :

FS Beaverhead Nat. For., Supvr's

Hdqrs.; (18) Elliott E, Redman.

Ekalaka (Carter) :

SCS.._,_._ Box Elder Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Dudley

T. Brown.

Ennis (Madison) :

SCS-___-.« Madison Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Ben. S. Sianger.

Eureka (Lmcoln) :

SCS-__,,. Tobacco Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Lewis W. Fuller.

Fairfieîd (Tetón) :

FHA__ FHA Office Bldg. (3) Kenneth W.

Christian.

Fairview (Richîand) î

SCS._._ Lower Yellowstone Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv, Hdqrs.;

(2) Gordon M, Nelson.

Forsythe (Rosebud) :

FHA Forsythe, Mont. (1) Mark B. Nies.

Serves Rosebud and Treasure

Cos., and Tongue River Indian

* Agency.

SCS„..„„„„- Carterville-Thurlow Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.

(3) Raymond A. Grossman.

Fort Benton (Chouteau) :

SCS-_--_— Chouteau Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Albert W. Warden.

Glasgow (Valley) :

FHA-.-._. Box 709. (1) Albert E. Schneider.

SCS-_-.,- Willow Creek Graz. Dist., Badlands

Graz. Dist., Nashua Soil Conserv.

Dist., North Valley Graz. Dist.,

Buggy Creek Graz. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (6) Paul

J. Weber.

Glendive (Dawson) :

FHA_,_.__ Box 491. (1) George H. McCone.

Serves Dawson, Wilbaux and

Prairie Cos.

SCS-,^-,.- Northern Pacific Depot. Dist.

Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Joseph F.

Langendorf. Dawson Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Floyd T. Ewing.

Buffalo Rapids WCU Proj.

Hdqrs.; (5) William A. Harkin.

Grasarange (Fergus):

SCS._ Grassrange Graz. Dist., PetroleumFergus Graz. Dist., Crooked

Creek Graz. Dist., Indian Butte

Graz. Dist., Flatwillow Graz,

Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,

(1) Roy K. Olson (Acting).

MONTANA-—Continued

Great Falls (Cascade) :

FHA „_ Box 1925. (1) Arthur B. Garberg.

(Serves Cascade and Chouteau

Cos.).

FS Federal Bldg. Lewis and Clark Nat.

For., Supvr's Hdqrs.; (19) Fred

O, Leftwich,

PMA. GR. 251 P. O. Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; bean and pea insp.

serv.; hay insp. serv.; misc. comm.

insp. serv.; seed vertifieation; (3)

E. W. Caldwell.

SCS.„_... Mont. Bank & Trust Bldg. Dist.

Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Henry L.

Lantz. Cascade Co. Soil Conserv,

Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.

(4) Merle B, Brunsvold.

Hamilton (Kavalli) :

FHA______ Hamilton, Mont. (1) Co. Supervisor.

FS Bitterroot Nat. For. Supvr's

Hdqrs.; (15) Guy M. Brandborg.

SCS Bitterroot Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Ciment

A. Rose.

Hardin (Big Horn) :

FHA Box 548. (1) Donald Eyre, Serves

Big Horn Go. and Crow Indian

Agency.

SCS__ Big Horn Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) William

D. Ausmus.

Havre (HÜI) :

FHA Box 470. (1) Glenn L. Slughter.

Serves Hill and Blaine Cos.,

Rocky Boy Indian Agency, and

Fort Belknap Indian Agency.

PISAE Northern Montana Branch Sta.

Dry-land soil mgt.; John J.

Sturm,

ses Hill Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Fred

A. Mallon.

No. Mont. Branch Sta. (P. O.

Box 391). Control of wind and

water erosion by moisture conserv.

and revegetation; (1) T. S.

Aasheim.

Helena (Lewis and Clark) :

BAI _- Capitol Station, Scabies, tuberculosis, and brucellosis eradication;

import-export inspection and

quarantine; public stockyards

inspection; (11-*1) G. W, Cronen.

BAE..._., Montana Bldg. Crop and Livestock

Reports; (6) P. J. Creer.

FHA Montana Bldg. (1) Emil L. Severtson. Serves Lewis and Clark,

Powell, Granite, Deer Lodge,

and Broadwater Cos.

FS____ Helena Nat. For., Supvr's Hdqrs.;

(15) Arthur D. Moir, Jr.

SCS_..„_.- Lewis and Clark Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,; (2)

Rex F. Campbell.

Hot Springs (Sanders) :

ses - Eastern Sanders Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv, Hdqrs,

(2) Kenneth W. Harman.

Huntley (Yellowstone) :

BDI U. S. D. A. Dairy Fid. Sta. (coop.

Montana State College). Dairy

cattle breeding, feeding, and

mgt.; (*2) David V. Kopland.

PISAE Huntley Branch Sta. Soil mgt.

under irrig, and dry-land cond.

(*3) Oliver A. Lammers.

Huntley Branch Sta. Dry-land sou

mgt.; Arthur E. Seamans.

Hysham (Treasure) :

ses Treasure Co. Sou Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

SterleE. Dale.
204 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

MONTANA-=-Contmued

Jordan (Garfield) t

FHA„.„_ Box 636. (1) Merle C. Egeland=

Serves Garfield and McCone Cos.

ses _..__ Garfield Co. Soil Conserv, Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Howard B. Osmund«on.

Kalispell (Flathead) :

FHA„„..__ 127 W. Second St. (1) James H.

Garrison, Serves Flathead and

Lincoln Cos.

FS__. Flathead Nat. For., Supvr's Hdqrs.:

(20) Fred J. Neitzling.

ses .. Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Earl N.

Jones. Flathead Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.

(2) Harold L. Lowman.

Le>¥Ísíown (Fergus) s

FCIC Room 320, Bank Electric Bldg.

Accepts applications, supervises

adjustment of losses, reviews loss

claims, general responsibility for

administration of crop insurance

in the State; (6) Henry L. Anderson.

FHA Box 718. (1) Robert L. Kellogg.

Serves Fergus, Judith Basin, and

Petroleum Cos.

ses Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5) Curtis

J. Spalding. Fergus Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5) Charles E.

Hitch.

Libby (Lincoln) :

FS Kootenai Nat. For., Supvr's Hdqrs.;

(27) William G. Guernsey.

Livingston (Park) :

ses Shields Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(1) Edward C, Coey,

Malta (Phüllps) :

FHA_._... Box 1117. (2) Turner H. Earley.

SCS._...._ Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5) Frederic

R. Cornell. North Phülips Co.

Graz. Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (1) Harry A. Corry.

Milk River LU Proj. Hdqrs.;

(2) Glenn H, Mueller.

MUes City (Ouster) :

BAI U. S. Range Livestock Experiment

Station. Cooperative range livestock and swine breeding investigations; (16-*1) J. R. Quesenberry.

FHA...... Box 179. (3) Co. Supervisor. Serve-s

Güster and Powder River Cos.

FS. ...... _ Northern Great Plains Experimental

Range (in cooperation with BAI),

research in range mgt. and reseeding; (1) Laurence R. Short.

SCS„„.__ Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5) Varrel J.

Conner, Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (2) Jack Darham (Acting).

Missoula (Missoula) i

FHA_..._. Box 1488. (1) Bert D. Eaton.

Serves Missoula and Mineral Cos.

FS..._. „, Federal Bldg. Northern Rocky Mnt.

For. Expt, Sta., research in for.

mgt., range mgt. and reseeding,

for, eeon., flood control, for.

utilization, for. fire; (36) George

M. Jemison.

Federal Bldg. Hdqrs. Northern

Region (Montana, northeastern

Washington, northern Idaho, and

northwestern South Dakota);

(200) Percy D. Hanson. Lolo

Nat. For., Supvr's Hdqrs.; (17)

Eldon H. Myrick,

Upper Columbia Res. Center (Northern Rocky Mtn. For. Expt. Sta.)

For. Mgr: Invest. (4) Arthur L.

Roe.

MONTANA—Continued

Missoula (Missoula)—Continued

PTSAB.^ For, Path. Lab., c/o Northern

Rocky Mountain For. and Range

Expt, Sta., Federal Bldg. Invest,

of pole blight of western white

pine; (—) (contact Director,

Northern Rocky Mountain For.

and Range Expt. Sta.).

ses Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (6) George

H. Gable. Missoula Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,; (4) Laurence Osburnsen.

SOL P. O. Bldg. Legal work in connection with activities of the Dept.

in region served by this office; (2)

Morris C. Hankiiis.

Moccasin (Judith Basin) :

PISAE Central Montana Branch Sta. Dryland soil mgt. Ralph M. Williams.

Pientywood (Sheridan) :

FHA.. Box 357. (1) Oscar Fryslie. Serves

Sheridan and Daniels Cos.

ses ^__„ Reserve Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) Gordon

G. Holte.

Poison (Lake) :

FHA..____ Box 483. (3) Rudolph M. Sheriek.

Serves Lake, and Sanders Cos.,

and Flathead Indian Agency.

SCS _ Lake Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Norin

T. Johnson.

Red Lodge (Carbon) :

FHA...... Box 878. (1) Richard M. GUder.

Roundup (Musselshell) :

SCS .. Lower Musselshell Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (4) Joe Leonard.

Scobey (Daniels) :

SCS_.._.,. Daniels Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Merritt D. Burdick.

Shelby (Toole) :

FHA Box 646. (1) Curtis H. Stansberry.

Serves Toole, Glacier, Liberty,

and Pondera Cos., and Blackfeet

Indian Agency,

ses.. Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) Keith F.

Myers. Toole Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (2) Orval P. Erwin.

Sidney (Richland) :

FHA Box 392. (2) Francis L. Marron.

Serves Richland and Roosevelt

Cos, and Fort Peek Indian

Agency.

SeS.._„.. Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) O. Leon

Anderson. Mona-Andes Soil

Conserv. Dist, Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5) Cyrus E. Bock,

Stanford (Judith Basin) :

SCS._...._ Judith Basin Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist, Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.

(2) Loren H. Morley.

Terry (Prairie) :

SCS ..Prairie Co. Graz. Dist. Work Unit

Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Phillip E.

Van Cleave.

Thompson Falls (Sanders) î

FS ..._ Cabinet Nat. For., Supvr's Hdqrs :

(16) Ralph S. Space.

SCS_._..._ Green Mountain Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.

(1) Clifton C. Cox (.Acting).

Three Forks (Gallatin) t

SCS..._... Dist, Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) C. Max

Hughes. Three Rivers Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (3) Hubert P. Beckers.

Townsend (Broadwater) :

SCS. Broadwater Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,; (3)

Charles^U. Blakely.
MONTANA—NEBRASKA 205

MONTANA—-Continued

Whitehall (Jefferson) :

FHA.____. Box 395. (1) William T. Gustafson.

Serves Jefferson, Madison, Silver

Bow, and Beaverhead Cos.

ses .. Jefferson Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Gene H. Cox.

Wibaux (Wibaux) :

SCS__,__.. Wibaux Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) Charles

A, Bordson.

Winnett (Petroleum) :

SCS„ Williams Coulee Graz. Dist. Winnett Graz. Dist. Work Unit

Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) Robert F.

Burdiek.

Worden (Yellowstone) :

ses ___ Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (6)

Donald L. Axlund.

NEBRASKA

Ainsworth (Brown) î

SCS._, Keya Paha-Brown-Rock Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (2) Henry W. Fausch.

Albion (Boone) :

FHA. Court House. (1) Lloyd A. Hahn.

Serves Boone and Wheeler Cos.

ses Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Herroid

A. Milieu. Plum-Beaver Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5) Ralph Reid.

Alliance (Box Butte) :

PHA„_._ P. O. Bldg. (1) Dentón C. Riley.

Serves Box Butte, Morrill, and

So, Sheridan Cos.

ses. Box Butte Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) William

E. Schnurr.

Alma (Harlan) :

SCS _._ Harlan Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Henry R. Richardson.

Arapahoe (Purnas):

ses Chase Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Henry

Gembala.

Auburn (Nemaha) :

SeS-____._ Nemaha Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5)

Claude B. Patrick.

Aurora (Hamilton) :

SCS_.. Hamilton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Dwight I. Pumphrey.

Beatrice (Gage) :

FHA.___._ Court House. (1) Raymond J.

Lichtenwaiter. Serves Gage and

Johnson Cos.

SCS_ Gage Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (6) John

A. Clymer,

Beaver City (Purnas) :

PHA.„_. Bank Bldg. (2) William L, Owens.

Serves Purnas, Frontier, and

Harlan Cos.

ses ,> Beaver-Sappa Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Harold K, Fausch.

Benkehnan (Dandy) :

ses Dundy Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Walter T. Bagley.

Blair (Washington) :

ses Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Roy T.

Kirkpatrick. Papio Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (5) C. Edmund Anderson.

Bridgeport (MorrUI) :

ses ___ Morrill Co. Soil Conserv, Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Glenn D. Campbell.

NEBRASKA—Continued

Broken Bow (Custer) :

FHA P.O. Bldg. (1) Teynold A. Cimfel.

Serves Custer and Loup Cos.

ses Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Dean L.

Higgings. New Helena Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (5) Herbert B. Auch

Moedy.

Burweii (Garfleid) :

SCS_ Loup-Garñeld Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Howard D. Paulsen.

Butte (Boyd) :

ses Boyd Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Charlea

E. Pilcher.

Center (Knox) :

FHA Court House. (1) G. William

Wilkins. Serves Knox and Antelope Cos.

Central City (Merrick) :

SCS__ Merrick Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Thomas H. Moates, Jr.

Chadron (Dawes) :

FHA Court House. (1) Henry J. Hetriek.

Serves Dawes, No. Sheridan, and

No. Sioux Cos.

ses Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Floyd A.

Garfoot. Pine Ridge Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (4) David K. Rice.

Chappell (Deuel) :

SCS_ Deuel Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) Walter

T. Peek.

Clay Center (Clay);

SCS Clay Co. Soil Conserv. Dist, Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Kenneth A. Palmer.

Columbus (Platte) :

FHA Columbus, Nebr. (1) Ellsworth C.

Brown. Serves Platte and Nance

Cos.

Crawford (Dawes) :

SCS.„_.__ Sugarloaf Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqra.; (2) Alfred

Ralph Grenier.

Creighton (Knox) :

SCS Knox Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Chester

O. Anderson.

Curtis (Frontier) :

SCS_ Frontier Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

H.Paul Cook.

Dakota City (Dakota) :

SCS_. Dakota Co. Soil Conserv. Diat.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs. ;

(1) Merle D. Yelkin (Acting).

David City (Butler) :

SCS Butler Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Vincent C. E. Jacobson.

Elkhorn (Douglas) :

ses Douglas Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Caleb L. Jorgensen.

Elwood (Gosper) :

ses Gosper Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Ray A. Griffin.

Fairbury (Jefferson) î

FHA First National Bank Bldg. (1)

Frank H. Watson. Serves Jefferson, Fillmore, and Thayer Cos.

SCS_____,_ Jefferson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Edward E. Stipsky.

Falls City (Richardson) :

FHA_„„. Court House. (1) Heasty W.

Reesman. Serves Richardson and

Pawnee Cos.
206 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NEBRASKA—Continued

Fort Robinson (Dawes) :

BAI Beef Cattle Research Station. Beef

cattle investigations (cooperative); (4) Russell L. Davis.

Franklin (Franklin) :

SCS„._.„> Franklin Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Leonard S. Silver (Acting).

Fremont (Dodge) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) Charles M. Haller.

Serves Dodge, Coifax, and Washington Cos.

ses Dodge Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Leroy O. Kiamer.

Fullerton (Nance) :

ses .. Nance Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Edwin

N. Sprague.

Geneva (Fillmore) :

SCS___„,_ Fillmore Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Gerald F. Mattock.

Grand Island (Hall) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) Orville W. Eggert.

Serves Hall, Adams, and Clay

Cos.

SCS_ . Hall Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Gene

M. Mundorff.

Halsey (Thomas) :

FS Nebraska Nat. For., Hdqrs.; (7)

Russell K. Smith (In charge).

ses __Thomas-Blaine Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1)

Charles M. Schumacher.

Hartington (Cedar):

FHA____„_ Court House. (1) Herman PI. Renze.

Serves Cedar and Pierce Cos.

ses Cedar Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Leonard Miller.

Hastings (Adams) :

SeS__ Adams Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,; (3)

JuddP.Staek.

306 P. O. Bldg. (P. O. Box 741).

Effect of land use on runoff, and

erosion; (5) John A. Aliis.

Hay Springs (Sheridan) :

SCS_. Mh-age Flats WCU Proj. Hdqrs.;

(1) J. Russell Batie.

Hebron (Thayer) :

ses Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Edwin

W. Saylor. Thayer Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist. Hdqrs.; (4) James

S. Foster.

Holdrege (Phelps) :

FHA.._., Court House. (1) Albert H. Christensen. Serves Phelps, Dawson,

and Gosper Cos.

SCS.___ Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Dorsey

A. Barnes. Phelps-Gosper Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Melvin H. Kieen.

Humboldt (Bichardson) :

SCS__ West Richardson Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.

(9) Halley M. Fishwood.

Humphrey (Platte) :

SCS _. Shell Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

MelvinD. Sahs.

Imperial (Chase) z

ses _.. Chase Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(2) Herman V. Schultz.

Eeariiey (Buffalo) :

FHA_„_ p. O. Bldg. (2) Thomas T. Lewis.

Serves Buffalo and Kearney Cos.

bCS..___ Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Evan A.

Hartman. Buffalo-Ravenna Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Henry J. Hubers.

NEBRASKA—Continued

Kimbali (Kimball) :

SCS„.___._ Kimball Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Miu-ray P. Cox.

Lexington (Dawson) î

SCS. _ Dawson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Gerald D. Young.

Lincoln (Lancaster) :

BAI____.„ 303 U. S, P. O. Bldg. Hog-cholera

control; scabies, tuberculosis and

brucellosis eradication; (15-*4)

J. E. Peterman.

BAE _ Ö06 Rudge Bldg. Research in economic problems of agricultm-al

development in the Missouri

Basin; (5) John Muelbeier.

203 P. O. Bldg. Crop and Livestock

Reports; (7-*l) A. E. Anderson.

Dept. of Rural Econ., Coll. of Agr.

Conducts research on farm management and costs; Theodore S.

Thorfinnson.

Dept. of Rural Econ., Coll. of Agr.

The collection of data and the

analysis of changes in population

and levels of living as they affect

communities and institutions;

Anton H. Anderson.

B&F __ Area V, Agricultural Equipment

Committee, SCS, P. O. Box 713.

Aiding utilization and disposal of

surpltis supplies and equipment;

(1) H. C. Cole, Chairman.

EPQ Plant Industry Bldg., Room 313,

College of Agriculture. State

leadership in black stem rust

control activities; (3) Marion E.

Yount.

State headquarters for grasshopper

and chinch bug control activities;

(1) Harold A. Hauke.

PCie Room 222, Sharp Bldg., 206 South

13th St. Accepts applications,

supervises adjustment of losses,

reviews loss claims, general responsibility for admintótration of

crop insurance in the State; (6)

L. Ralph Robertson.

FHA_„„_ Room 605, 134 S. 12th St. Serves

as Administrator's liaison representative with State Directors in

Montana, Wyoming, N. Dakota

S. Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa,

Missouri, Minnesota. D. L.

Beals. (21) State DirectorNebraska. Ernest Frisch.

P. O. Bldg. (2) George D. Hiatt.

Serves Lancaster, Butler, Saunders, Saline, and Seward Cos.

PÏSAE State Agr. Expt. Sta. Soil mgt.

under irrig, and dry-land eond.*

Harold F. Rhoades.

Wheat, oat, rye, and barley prod.,

breeding, and physiol.; reg. coord,

hard red winter wheat program;

(2-n) Louis P. Reitz. Sorghum,

wheat, oat, and barley prod, and

breeding; (1) Orrin J. Webster.

Control of noxious weeds; (3-*l)

Dayton L. Klingman.

Potato breeding invest.; (*1) Harvey

O. Werner.

Alfalfa culture, prod,, breeding and

impr. invest.; (3) Hugo O.

Graumann. Clover culture, prod.,

breeding and impr. invest.; (1)

Gilbert T. Webster. Pastures and

grass impr. invest.; (1) Laurence

C. Newell. Soybean invest.; (*1)

Donald G. Hanway.

Univ. of Neb. Hdqrs. Great Plains

States. Soil Survey, Correlation,

(14) James Thorp.

Dept. of Agr. Engin., Univ. of

Nebr. Electric radiation; (*1)

LeoH. Soderholm.
NEBRASKA 207

NEBRASKA—Gontînued

Lincoln (Lancaster)—Continued

PMA._„ = _ 1st Floor, Trust Bldg. State Chairman in charge of all prod, and

mkt, programs; (27) Frank W.

Reed.

SECRETARY OFFICE, _Field Representative;

Gladwin E. Young.

SCS_=.„„, P. O. Bldg. Reg. Hdqrs.; Mont.,

Nebr., N. Dak., S. Dak., Wyo.,

and Kans.; (52) A. E. McClymonds, Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(4) David E. Hutchinson. Lancaster Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (6)

Emery W. Nelson.

Nebr. Hall. Univ. of Nebr. Coop.

Soil Sei.; (1) Lloyd E. Mitchell.

134 S. 12th. Reg, Hdqrs.; Mont.,

Nebr., N. Dak., S. Dak., Wyo.,

and Kans.; (146) A. E. McClymonds. State Conserv. Off.; (13)

Emrys G. Jones.

PI. Indus. Bldg. Coll. of Agr.

Coordinate activ. of Soil Conserv.

Serv. and Ext/Serv.; (1) Owen J,

McDougal, Jr.

Coll. of Agr. Study of moisture

relationships and phys. properties

of soils affecting erosion; (3-*l)

P. L. Duiey. Irrig, requirements;

methods of water application;

drain, of irrigated land; (1) Fred

B. Hamilton.

Rudge and Guenzel Bldg. (P. O.

Box 713). Sedimentation invest,

in the Missouri Valley; (1) Louis

M. Glymphs, Jr.

SOL_„__^, Rudge and Guenzel Bldg. Legal

work in connection with activities

of the Dept. in region served

by this office; (15) Giles H.

Penstone.

Loup City (Sherman) :

FHA Court House. (1) Floyd A. Raymond. Serves Sherman, Howard,

and Merrick Cos.

SCS__. Sherman Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Stanley F. Roy.

Lyons (Burt) :

ses .__ Burt Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) J.

Dexter Haws.

Madison (Madison) ï

FHA Court House. (1) Thomas G.

Nealon. Serves Madison, Cuming,

and Stanton Cos.

SCS______. Union Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Harold H. Gilman.

McCook (Red Willow) :

FHA___... P. O. Bldg. (1) Lynn R. Leonard.

Serves Red Willow, Dundy,

Hayes, and Hitchcock Cos.

ses Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Paul

Evans, Red Willow Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5) Eugene W.

Shaw.

Minden (Kearney) :

ses Kearney Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Howard W. Richardson.

Mitchell (Scotts Bluflf) :

FHA__..._ Pathfinder Irrigation Dist. Bldg.

(1) John F. Clouse. Serves

Scotts Bluff, Banner, Cheyenne,

Kimball, and So. Sioux Cos.

PISAE__.. Scottsbluff Substation. Soil mgt.

under irrig.; (1-*1) Lionel Harris.

Nebraska City (Otoe) :

FHA_„_._ P. O. Bldg. (1) Wayman C. Solomon. Serves Otoe, Cass, and

Nemaha Cos.

NEBRASKA—Continued

Nellgh (Antelope) :

ses >._ Antelope Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,; (4)

Harold A. Livers.

Nelson (NuckoIIs) :

SCS______> NuckoIIs Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Armine R. Kuhlman.

North Platte (Lincoln) :

FHA Dickey Bldg. (1) Sidney R. Goodfellow, Serves Lincoln, Logan

and McPherson Cos,

PISAE North Platte Substation. Dryland soil mgt, (1-*1) Leslie L.

Zook.

ses .__ Lincoln Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Sheryl A. Nicholas.

Ogallala (Keith) :

FHA_„._ Duches Hotel. (1) Vaughn M.

Tieknor. Serves Keith, Arthur

Chase, Deuel, Perkins, and

Garden Cos.

SCS Keith Co. Sou Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Ervin

O. Peterson.

Omaha (Douglas) :

BÂI Federal Bldg., South Omaha Station. Meat inspection; animal

foods inspection; (181) W, W.

Lawson.

Federal Bldg., South Omaha Station, Meat inspection laboratory;

(2)F. B.Hilty.

535-6 Livestock Exchange Bldg,

Public stockyards inspection; (11)

Charles A, Jerome.

203 Federal Bldg. Virus-serum

control; (11) E, H. Carter.

PGA . 19th and Douglas Sts. Hdqrs. for

Dist. 8 serving Iowa, Nebr,, S.

Dak., and Wyo. Long-term

farm mortgage loans. Federal

Land Bank; (146) E. N. Van

Horne, Loans to short-term

financing institutions, Fed. Intermediate Credit Bank; (23) M.

E. Welsh, Jr. Organization,

partial capitalization and supervision of prod, credit associations

making short-term prod, loans.

Prod. Credit Corp.; (14) Edwin

J. Petrik. Loans to farmers'

coop,. Bank for Cooperatives; (14)

Thomas F, Tobin. Gen. Agt.

coordinating functions common to

the four district institutions; (35)

Thomas F. Tobin, Rev, the appraisal of farms for mortgage

loans; (2) Oscar W. Hahn.

Custody of the dist, institutions*

collateral; (1) Emil M. Nelsen.

Examining of acct, of organizations supervised by FCA; (3)

Frank W. Philbrook.

FHA_„.._ P, O, Bldg. (1) Leonard T, Hanks.

Serves Douglas and Sarpy Cos,

PMA, DAI 406 P. O. Bldg. Grading and insp.

serv. on dairy and poultry prod,;

(4) C. P. Schow. Dressed poultry

insp.; (3-1) R. E. Wülie.

418 P. O. Bldg, Milk mkt. order

admin.; (4) W. McPherren.

PMA. GR_ 506 Omaha Grain Exch. Bldg.

Admin. Grain Standards Act;

bean and pea insp. serv.; hay

insp, serv.; misc. comm, insp.

serv.; (13) H, E. Nelson,

PMA, LIV 609 Livestock Exchange Bldg,

Market News Service on livestock; (8) William R, Branch,

Administration of Packers and

Stockyards Act; (5) F. G. FitzRoy, Meat Grading Service; (11)

S. B. Markeson.
208 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NEBRASKA—Continued

Omaha (Douglas)—Continued

PMA, Grain Exchange Bldg. EnforceT&W. ment of U. S. Warehouse Act

(grain and other prod.); (7) Jess

W Wade

O'NeüI (Holt) :

FHA . Court House Annex. (1) Jay O.

Walker. Serves Holt, Boyd, and

Rock Cos,

ses ._ Holt Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Charles

R. Hill.

Ord (Valley) :

FHA_. P. O. Bldg. (1) Donald E. Krick.

Serves Valley, Garfield, and

GreeleyCos.

ses Valley Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Leslie C. Na^h,

Osceola (Polk) t

ses ..Polk Co. Soil Conserv, Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Harold

E. Kiingman.

Oshkosh (Garden) ;

SCS_.._„.. Garden Co. Soil Conserv, Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Lawrence F, Joris.

Palisade (Hitchcock) :

SCS_ Palisade Soil Conserv, Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Clarence LaRue.

Papillion (Sarpy) t

ses > Sarpy Co. Soil Conserv, Dist, Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Howard

B.Johnson.

Pawnee City (Pawnee) :

ses Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Lee E.

Smedley. Turkey Creek Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,; (4) Earl J, Cook.

Pierce (Pierce) z

SCS._._„_. Pierce Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Charles

R. Fenster.

Ponca (Dixon) :

FHA Court House. (1) Andrew N, Schaf.

Red Cloud (Webster) :

FHA Court House. (2) Co. Supervisor.

Serves Webster, Franklin, and

Knuckolls Cos.

ses.. . Webster Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Vv^ork Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Emil J. Polnicky.

Eushville (Sheridan) :

SCS_ . Sheridan Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,; (3)

Wüfred J. Stuart.

St. Paul (Howard) :

ses _ Howard Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Joseph L. Worrell,

Schuyler (Colfax) :

ses Colfax Co. Sou Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,;

(3) Robert N. Lamb.

Scottsblufif (Scotts BluflF) :

BAI „_ c/o Swift & Co. Meat inspection;

(5) J.B.Thompson.

EPQ„.„.. Room 101, Flynn Bldg,, Broadway

and 16th St. Investigations of

psyllids and other insects that

affect potatoes; (1) Robert L.

Wallis.

PMA, FV- Flynn Bldg. Standardization and

Inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (8-16) M. D. Murphy,

SeS__.__.. Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Joe J.

Styskal. First Commissioner

Soil Conserv, Dist, Work Unit

Conserv, Hdqrs.; (6) Jesse A,

Bilyou,

Seward (Seward) :

ses ___ Seward Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

James Struve.

NEBRASKA—Continued

Sidney (Cheyenne) :

ses Cheyenne Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,; (2)

Leroy V. Girardot.

Spalding (Greeîey) :

SCS___ Cedar River Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(3) Alvan F. Saxton.

Stanton (Stanton) :

SCS„ Stanton Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5)

Willard F. Jones.

Stapleton (Logan) :

ses Logan-McPherson Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv,

Hdqrs.; (1) Orville Indra.

Syracuse (Otoe) :

ses Otoe C, Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv, Hdqrs,; (7) Merlon

England.

Tecumseh (Johnson) :

ses Jonson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5)

Philip B. McMulien.

Tekamah (Burt) :

FHA 1st National Bank. (1) Clarence R.

Nails. Serves Burt and Thurston

Cos.

Trenton (Hitchcock) :

ses Hitchcock Co, Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdors.; (3)

Howard B. Ellis.

Valentine (Cherry) :

FHA Red Front Bldg. (1) Norman E.

O'Keefe. Serves Cherry, Grant,

Hooker, Keya, Paha, Thomas,

Blaine and Brown Cos.

ses Dist. Conserv. Off. (2) Lorenz F.

Bredemeier. Cherry Co. SoU

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv, Hdqrs.; (1) Donell D.

Sylvester (Acting).

Wahoo (Saunders) t

SCS_ Saunders Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5)

William J. Ralston.

Wakefield (Dixon) :

SCS___.._ Dixon Co. Soil Conserv, Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Clark

L. Moore.

Walthill (Thurston) :

SCS______ Thurston Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

W^ork Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,; (3)

George H. Gregory.

Waterloo (Douglas) :

SCS_. Soil Conserv. Nursery. (13) Laird

G.Wolfe.

Wayne (Wayne) :

FHA Court House. (1) Joseph P.

Haggerty, Serves Wayne and

Dakota Cos.

SCS__ Dist. Conserv, Hdqrs.; (3) C.

Wallaoe Buck. Wayne Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist, Work Unit Conserv, Hdqrs,; (3) Herbert L.

Kollmorgen.

Weeping Water (Cass) :

SCS____._ Cass Co, Soil Conserv, Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5) Richard

E. Tenhulzen.

West Point (Cuming) :

ses _, Cuming Co, Soil Conserv. Dist,

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Andrew J. Andresen.

Wilber (Saline) :

ses Saline Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) F,

Edward Fitzgerald.

York (York) :

FHA Consumers Public Power Bldg, (1)

Leonard R. Vavrina. Serv^

York, Hamilton, and Polk Cog.

SCS_.._,. York Co, Soil Conserv. Dist, Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,; (5) Glenn

A. Feather.
NEVADA—NEW HAMPSHIRE 209

NEVADA

Caliente (Lincoln) :

ses 310 Lincoln St. Tech, assistance to

soil conserv. dîsts. (1) Jesse L.

Fowler,

EIko (Elko) :

EPQ Farrington BIdg. Office and warehouse for equipment and supplies.

Headquarters for grasshopper and

Mormon cricket control activities

in Nevada, Oregon, and Washington; (3) William B. Mabee.

FS„_ Humboldt Nat. For., Supvr.'s

Hdqrs.; (4) Alfred R. Torgerson.

SCS__ 600 Commercial St., Hessen Bldg.

SuperV. of Work Unit Hdqrs. engaged in tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (2) Royce D.

Hermansen. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv, dists,; (4) Duane F.

Collins.

Ely (White Pine) :

FHA,_.... 425 Murry St. (2) Charles H.

Russell. Serves White Pine,

Lincoln (north), Nye, and Eureka

Cos.

FS ._ Nevada Nat. For., Superv.'s Hdqrs.;

(3) John W. Parker.

SCS_.._ P. O. Box 1170, Collins Hotel.

SuperV. of Work Unit Hdqrs. engaged in tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (2) Cale C. Johnson. Tech. assistance to soil conserv. dists.; (7) Haley F. Houghton.

Fa!lon (Churchill) :

FHA Room 2, First National Bank Bldg.

(1) MertonE. Donomoske. Serves

Churchill and Mineral Cos.

PISAE Fallón Branch Sta. Soil mgt. under

irrig. (1) John MeCormick,

Coilab.,Supt.

Fernley (Lyon) :

SCS Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; Charles E. Matson.

Gardnerville (Douglas) :

SCS 92 Main St., Borda Bldg. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

(2) H. Bruce Shawe.

Overton (Clark) :

FHA Overton, Nevada. Donald D.

Drown. Serves Clark Co, and

Lincoln Co.-(south).

SCS- Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (1) Durrell E. Evans,

Paradise Valley (Humboldt) :

FS Humboldt River Research Center,

Range investigations; (1) John M.

Fenley.

SCS Mecca House, Bridge St. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

Lavette Thomas Turner.

Reno (Washoe) :

BAI______ 324 U. S. P. O. Bldg. Scabies,

Tuberculosis, and brucellosis eradication; (4) E. E. Maas.

FHA Room 9, Lunsford Bldg. (1) Noal

F. Clark. Serves Washoe, Douglas, Elko, E.smeralda, Humboldt,

Lander, Lyon, Ormsby, Pershing,

and Storey Cos, in Nevada, and

Alpine and Mono Cos. in California .

FS Toiyabe Nat. For., Supvr. 's Hdqrs.;

(9) Clarence E. Favre.

PISAE Univ. of Nev. Alfalfa diseases and

impr. invest.; (1) Oliver F. Smith.

PMA University of Nevada. State Chairman in charge of all prod, and

mkt. programs; (7) Edward A.

Settlemeyer.

SCS,,-._ Merrill Hall, c/o Univ. of Nev.

State Office. Superv. of Work

Group Hdqrs.; (5) George Hardman, Acting state soil scientist;

Edmund A. Naphan.

NEVADA-—Continued

Reno (Washoe)—Continued

SCS Agr. Expt. Sta. Snow surveys and

irrig, water supply forecasts; (2)

Clyde E. Houston,

Wells (Elko) :

SCS 744 Clover Ave., Clover Bldg.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists. (3) Blaine O. Halliday.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists. (3) Mathew C, Benson,

Yerington (Lyon) :

SCS„-,_. 33 East Pearl St. Superv. of Work

Unit Hdqrs. engaged in tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists,

(2) Sumner Hatch. Tech. assistance to soil conserv. dists.; (2)

Adrien Kufler. Tech. assistance

to soil conserv. dists.; Arthur J.

Wigg.

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Berlin (Coos).'

PS .._ White Mountain Nat. For,, Ranger's Hdqrs.; (3) Alfred E. Eckes.

Claremont (Sullivan) :

FHA 156 Broad St. (2) Wüliam F.

Haubrieh. Serves Sullivan,

Cheshire, and Grafton Cos.

SCS 19 Pleasant St. Work Unit; (1)

Leslie N. Blaisdell.

Concord (Merrimack) :

EPQ___., U.S. P.O. Bldg. Room 309. White

pine blister rust control activities;

Thomas J, Kling.

SCS Kenilworth Bldg., 136 N. Main St,

Work Group; (1) Robert E.

Laramy, Jr. Work Unit; (2)

Austin L. Patrick, Jr.

Conway (Carroll) :

FS_ White Mountain Nat. For., Ranger's Hdqrs.; (2) Herbert E.

Adams.

SCS Bolduc Block, Main St. Work Unit;

(1) Charles H. J. Breeding, Acting,

Durham (Strafiford) :

EPQ University of New Hampshire.

Supervision of scouting and control work against the gypsy moth

and the brown-tail moth; Wilfred

A. Osgood.

Department of Agriculture. State

leadership in cooperative control

of the gypsy moth and the browntail moth; James G. Conklin.

PISAE State Agr. Expt. Sta., Soil Survey,

Correlation; (1-*1) Walter H.

Lyford.

PMA 29 Main St. State Chairman in

charge of all prod, and mkt. programs; (11) Harold E. Hardy.

SCS „. 29 Main St., P. O. Box 247. State

Conservationist's Office. (3) Allan

J. Collins.

Exeter (Sockingham) :

SCS Seward Block, 163 Water St. Work

Unit; (2) Herman W. Parker.

Keene (Cheshire) :

EPQ Sentinel Bldg. Room 2. White pine

blister rust control activities;

Frederick J. Baker.

SCS St. Johns Bldg., 12 West St. Work

Group; (1) William H. Coates.

Work Unit; (2) Uoyd E. Garland.

Lacouia (Beiknap) :

FHA„._.„ P. O. Box 214. (1) Bernard Davis.

Serves Beiknap, Carroll, and

Merrimack Cos.

FS Forest Service Bldg., White Mountain Nat. For, Supvr.'s Hdqrs.;

(13) Clifford L. Graham.

Forest Service Bldg., Northern

Hardwoods Research Center

(Northeastern For. Expt, Sta.),

For. Mgt. invest.; (5) Victor S.

Jensen.
210 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NEW HAMPSHïRE-^Contînued

Laconia (Belknap)—Continued

ses Forestry Bldg. Work Unit; (1)

Robert W. Johnson.

Lancaster (Coos) :

FHA „ 80 Main St. (2) Norman R. Davis.

ses 1 Middle St. Work Group; (1)

Kenneth E. Grant, Acting. Work

Unit; (3) Ralph A. Belsel.

Lebanon (Grafion) :

EPQ 75 North Park St. Rooms 10 and 12.

White pine blister rust control

activities; George F. Richardson,

Jr.

Littleton (Grafton) :

EPQ P. O. Bldg., Room 15. White pine

blister rust control activiti^;

Winfield S. Codman.

FS _.__ White Mountain Nat. For., Ranger's Hdqrs.; (2) Gerald L.

Finney.

Manchester (Hiilsboro) :

BAI._ c/o Granite State Packing Co., 163

Hancock St. Meat inspection;

sanitary handling of import animal

byproducts, hay, and straw; (2)

J. H. Coleman.

FHA_._... 48 Hanover St. (1) John C. Raynes.

Serves Hiilsboro, Rockingham,

and Strafford Cos.

Milford (Hiilsboro) :

ses__„..„ 44 Elm St. Work Unit; (2) Walter

F. Mead.

North Conway (Carroll) :

EPQ e/o U. S. Forest Service, Boldue

Block. White pine blister rust

control activities; Stephen H.

Boomer.

Plymouth (Grafton) :

EPQ ,. 141 Highland St. Enforcement of

quarantines on Japanese beetle

and on gypsy moth and brown-tail

moth in northern New England

region, including supervision of

inspection and certification service. (5) Carrol O. Larrabee.

FS ._ White Mountain Nat. For., Ranger's Hdqrs.; (3) Andrew Brands.

Rochester (Strafford) :

SCS 22 South Main St. Work Unit; (1)

Charles S, Brown.

Woodsville (Grafton) :

ses p. O. Bldg. Work Unit; (1) Donald

G. Burbank, Acting.

NEW JERSEY

Belvidere (Warren) :

ses Agri. Extension Service Bldg. Work

Unit; (1) Donald K. Wolff.

Bound Brook (Somerset) :

EPQ 212 Chestnut St. Supervision of

Field scouting and control work

against the gypsy moth; Harold

A. Ames.

Bridgeton (Cumberland) :

FHA Hunt Bldg. (3) Stephen J. Wurn,

Jr. Serves Cumberland, Cape

May, and Salem Cos.

ses Room 205, P. O. Bldg. WorkGroup;

(1) Frank V. D. Cortelyou.

Court House. Work Unit; (3)

Llewellyn E. Schaffrath.

Burlington (Burlington) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (4) Harry C. Locke, Jr.

Serves Burlington, Mercer, and

Ocean Cos.

Camden (Camden) :

ses Court House Annex. Work Unit; (2)

William H. Heritage, Acting.

East Orange (Essex) :

EPQ 503 Main St. General supervision

of enforcement of quarantines relating to Japanese beetle, and

gypsy and brown-tail moths.

Trapping in non-quarantined

states to determine Japanese

NEW JERSEY—Continued

East Orange (Essex)—Continued

beetle infestations. Co-operative

State-Federal treatments of isolated Japanese beetle infestations.

.Japanese beetle quarantine inspection and certification. Dutch

elm disease control. (79-*2) Erie

G. Brewer. In charge Culture

Laboratory of Japanese Beetle

Control; (4) O, Neal Liming.

Control Supervisor Aircraft and

Vehicular Inspection Section of

Japanese Beetle Control; (4)

William F.Walsh. Control Supervisor in charge Trapping and Soil

Treatment Section of Japanese

Beetle Control; (4-*l) Charles N.

Shepeard.

340 N. Park St. Investigations of

insect vectors of Dutch elm disease; H. L. Cramer.

Flemîngton (Hunterdon) :

FHA„____ Vosseller Bldg., 110 Main St. (2)

Nelson R. Boss. Serves Hunterdon, Somerset, and Warren Cos.

SCS_„_ Court House. Work Unit; (3)

William H. Moncrief.

Freehold (Monmouth) :

FHA__„„ 10 W. Main St. (3) John P.

O'Connor. Serves Monmouth,

Middlesex, and Union Cos,

SeS_„^ Co. Agricultural Bldg. WorkGroup;

(2) Neal Munch; Work Unit; (3)

Neal Munch, Acting.

Glassboro (Gloucester) î

FHA___„- Main and High Sts. (3) Charles

Chauncy. Serves Gloucester and

Camden Cos.

Hackensack (Bergen) :

SCS-__„-J Administrative Bldg., Main St.

Work Group; Claude Price.

Work Unit; Claude Price, Acting.

Hackettstown (Warren) :

ses Cook Bldg., 120-126 Main St. Work

Group; (1) Howard Mason; Work

Unit; (1) Thomas C. Williams.

Haddon Heights (Camden) î

PMA, LIV 320 Ninth Ave. Fungicida! Testing

Labs., pertaining to Insecticide

Act; (2) D. P. Perry.

Hoboken (Hudson) :

EPQ___--_ 209 River St. Enforcement of foreign plant quarantines; (25)

George G. Becker. In charge Post

Entry Quarantines; (4) Emile

KostaL Inspection and certification for export of American-grown

plants and plant products to meet

the sanitary import requirements

of the foreign countries of destination; (1) Richard Faxon. Development of treatments for imported

plant material regulated by foreign plant quarantines; Jacob W.

Bulger. Development of methods

of disinfestation of aircraft in the

Japanese beetle quarantine area;

(1) Theodore R. Gardner.

PMA, GR- 225 P. O. Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; (1) J. T. Pugsley.

Marlboro (Monmouth) :

SCS Soil and water conserv. expt.; (2)

Oren R. Neal.

Mays Landing (Atlantic) :

FHA . P. O. Box 65. (2) Howard Lee

Danenhauer.

SCS.____. Surrogate Bldg. Work Unit; (1)

Francis X. Kenny.

Moorestown (Burlington) :

EPQ-___._ Flynn Ave. and Park Blvd., just off

Camden-Mt. Holly Pike, P. O.

Box 150. Colonization and effectiveness of European corn borer

parasites; (2) Dettmar W. Jones.
NEW JEESEY-—NEW MEXICO 211

NEW JERSEY—Continued

Moorestown (Burlingrton) —Continued

KPQ P. O. Box 150, Investigations of

Japanese beetle, including control

and parasite and disease studies;

(25) Charles H. Hadley.

Flynn Ave., and Park Boulevard.

Chemical development of insecticides for Japanese beetle control;

(2) Robert D. Chisholm.

P. O. Box 150. Investigations on

control of the oriental fruit moth

with parasites and with insecticides; (3) Harry W. Allen,

8CS „. Moorestown Trust Bldg,, 39 East

Main St. Work Group; (2) Kenneth B. Mallery.

Morristown (Morris) :

ses Court House. Work Unit; (1) J.

William Bellis.

Ml. HoUy (Burlington) :

BCS Court House Annex, Grant and

High Sts. Work Unit; (1) Ralph

M. Hubbard,

Newark (Kssex) :

BAI 1060 Broad St. Meat inspection;

(41) Meier Brodner.

PMA, FV. Federal Bldg. Standardization and

Inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables; (2) J. A. Mohr.

New Brunswick (Middîesex) :

FHA Room 205 P. O. Bldg. 402 E. State

St. State Director—New Jersey.

(5) Chester J. Tyson, Jr.

PiSAE____ State Agr. Expt. Sta. Cranberry

and blueberry disease invest.;

Austin C. Goheen, Collab.

Dept. of Agr. Engin., N. J. State

Coll. of Agr. Potato storage and

handling; Richard S. Claycomb.

Farm and community processing

equipment; Benjamin C. Haynes,

Jr.

PMA____. College Farm. State Chairman in

charge of all prod, and mkt. programs; (17) Charles A. Collins.

ses Rm. #9, P. O. Bldg., Cor. Bayard

and Kirkpatrick Sts., P. O. Box

670. State Conservationist's Office; (4-*l) Linwood L. Lee.

College of Agrie, Rutgers Univ.

Extension Conservationist; Harry

R. Slayback. Administration

Bldg.. N. J. Agri. Exp. Station.

State Soil Scientist; Granville A.

Quakenbush.

Rm. 211, P. O. Bldg.. 86 Bayard St.

Work Unit; Frank D. Potter.

Hdqrs. for work at Marlboro; (4-*l)

Oren R. Neal.

New Lisbon (Burlington) :

FS New Lisbon, Lebanon Experimental

Forest, (Northeastern For. Expt.

Sta.), For. mgt. invest.; (2) Silas

Little, Jr.

Newton (Sussex) :

FHA„_.__ P. O. Bldg. (1) Raymond J. Jacobs,

Jr. Serves Sussex, Bergen, Essex,

Hudson, Morris, and Passaic

Cos.

ses Court House. Work Unit; (2)

Hudson H, Roe.

Pennington (Mercer) :

ses Work Unit;

Acting.

Princeton (Mercer) :

ses 133 Patton Ave. Soil Surveys Unit;

(1) Kenneth P. Wilson.

Salem (Salem) :

ses Court House. Work Unit; (1) Roy

E.Ballard.

Somerville (Somerset) :

ses Court House Annex #4.

(0) Jerome J. Molof.

David S. Whitenack,

Work Unit;

NEW JERSBY--Continued

Sussex (Sussex) :

BDL ...„ New Jersey Agr. Expt, Sta, Investigations of factors contribute

ing to reproductive failure in

dairy cattle; (*1) J. Mixner.

Toms River (Ocean) :

ses Room #4, P. O. Bldg. Work Unit;

(0) John A. Krohn.

Trenton (Mercer) :

BAI._._„_ 206-208 P. O. Bldg. Tuberculosis

and brucellosis eradication; (13)

J.R.Porteus.

BAE 433 P.O. Bldg. Crop and Livestock

Reports; (8) D. O. Boster.

EPQ-__-„_ Bureau of Entomology. General

supervision of cooperative control

of the gypsy moth in New Jersey;

Harry B. Weiss.

PMA, FV_ 1st Mechanics Bank Bldg. Standardization and inspection of fresh

fruits and vegetables; M. N. Edmonston.

ses Court House Annex. Work Unit-

(2) G. Sterling Otis.

White Horse (Mercer) : Write EPQ; 503 Main,

East Orange, N. J.

EPQ Control Supervisor in charge of

Chemical Treatments for Certification Section of Japanese Beetle

Control; (4-*l) William L,

Caskey.

Woodbury (Gloucester) :

SCS_.„_. Court House. Work Unit; f3) Henry

G. Sauselen, Jr.

NEW MEXICO

Aiamogordo (Otero) :

FS- Lincoln Nat. For. Supvr.'s Hdqrs •

(11) Charles E. Moore.

ses P. O. Box 151. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (3) James G. Wayne.

Albuquerque (Bernalillo) :

BAI 209 Federal Bldg., Annex. Dourine,

scabies, tuberculosis, and bru'

cellosis eradication; public stockyards inspection; (24) L. EPatton.

210 Federal Bldg., Annex. Investigations of external parasites

of livestock; (8) Norman G.

Cobbett.

P. O. Box 885. Cattle grub control

T.X.* ^ °^ ^^^^ ^^^^^' (—) <^- E. Smith. FHA__.__„ Court House, Box 1697. (3) Robert

O. Marshall.

809 W. Tijeras Ave. (28) State

Director—New Mexico and Arizona. Glen Grisham.

FS _._ P. O. Bldg. Hdqrs. Southwestern

Region (Arizona and New

Mexico); (84) C. Otto Lindh.

Federal Bldg., Cibola Nat. For.,

Supvr.'s Hdqrs.; (12) Francis J.

Monighan.

Mnt. Rd. and RR Tracks, N. Mex.

Equipment Depot; (24) Henry A.

Mullin.

LIB Box 1348. Provides library services

to Department workers in Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and

Utah. (2) Marion W. Dorroh.

PISAE For. Path. Lab., P. O. Bldg. Invest, of diseases of for. and shade

trees and for. prod.; (3) Lake S.

Gill.

2514 North Fourth St. Supervision

of Work Units engaged in tech.

assistance to districts; (8) Richard

L. Strong; tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (1) Laurens C.

Bolles; (1) Basil Abaskin.

222-224 East Central Ave. Regional

Headquarters for Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah.
212 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NEW MEXICO—Continued

Albaquerque (Bernalillo)—Continued

General administration and direetion of operations in effecting

erosion control, water conservation and land use programs;

(182) Cyril Luker.

103K W. Central Ave. General

Administration in effecting erosion control, water conservation

and land use program for State

of New Mexico; (ll-*2) J. Y.

Taylor.

SOL „ P. O. Bldg. Legal work in connection with activities of the Dept.

in region served by this office;

(2) Edwin S. French.

Animas (Hidalgo) :

ses Animas. Tech. assistance to conserv. districts; Walter S. Ward.

Artesia (Eddy) : ^ . . , „r i

ses P. O. Box 215. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (4) G. L. Beene;

tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (1) Keith J. Dampf.

Aztec (San Juan) :

SOS - Aztec. Tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; (1) Jody F. Boston.

Bernalillo (Sandoval) : . ,. s ^

FHA. Sotel Bldg., Box 1. (1) Jesus

Maestaa.

Carlsbad (Eddy) : ^^^ „^ ,^

FHA P. O. Box 268. (1) Weldon H.

Bason.

ses P.O. Box 1070, Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (1) William V.

Eyler.

Capitán (Lincoln) : „ , . . ^

SQS P. O. Box 98. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (4) Thomas E.

Utterback.

Clayton (Union) : ^,, ^^ . „ r^

FHA - KeUer Bldg., IHM Mam. Bm G;

(2) Co. Supervisor.

BCS Clayton. Supervision oí Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (3) Jay S. Dickens;

tech. assistance to conserv.

district.s; (1) Ernest C. Hemphiil;

(2) James H. Strawn; tech.

assistance to conserv. districts;

land util, pro].; (3) Jay S. Dickens,

Cloudcroft (Otero) :

SCS Cloudcroft. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (1) Walter M.

Mitchell.

Ciovis (Curry) :

FHA P. O. Box 431. (3) Tilman R.

Wayne.

ses P.O. Box 550. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (3) Halbret M,

Knapp; tech. assistance to conserv, districts; (2) Richard L.

Barber.

Cuba (Sandoval) :

SCS ,__ _ Cuba. Tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; (2) Jesse F. Barnes.

Deming (Luna) :

FHA P. O. Box'751. (1) J. LeRoy Miller.

Serves Luna and Grant Cos.

Elida (Roosevelt) :

ses Elida. Tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; (1) Ralph M. Bell,

Española (Rio Arriba) : . ^^ , ,

FHA P. O. Box 6. (1) Jody A. Huckabay.

ses - Española. Tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (3) Lawrence E.

Redman.

Estancia (Torrance) : ,^. „. , , m

FHA ._„. P. O. Box 257. (2) Richard T.

Floyd.

BCS _ . P.O. Box 182. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (2) Merrill A. Otis.

NEW MEXICO—Continued

Farmington (San Juan) :

FHA„„_ P, O. Box 158. (2) Delbert L.

Mowrer.

SCS „=- P. O. Box 187. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (3) Joseph B. Christy.

tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (1) Harold F. Thatcher.

Forrest (Quay) :

ses... Forrest. Tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (1) Donald H.

McLeod,

Fort Sumner (De Baca) :

FHA P. O. Box 1155, (1) Hiram 0.

Minick. Serves De Baca and

Guadalupe Cos.

SCS___,, Fort Sumner, Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (2) Lamar

Luna.

Fort Wingate (McKinley) :

BAI Southwestern Range and Sheep

Breeding Laboratory. Sheep

breeding investigations; (4) James

O. Grandstafï.

Gallup (McKinley)

SCS ._ Supervision of Work Units engaged

in tech. assistance to districts;

Herman T. Pinto; tech. assistance

to conserv. districts; Rodney E.

Newton.

Hagerman (Chaves) :

ses ^-- P. O. Box 5. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; Mark E. C.

McMillan.

Hatch (Dona Ana) :

ses p. o. Box 311. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (1) David A. Franzen;

tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (3) Willis E. Knapp.

Hope (Eddy) :

SCS Hope. Tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; land util, proj.; Clemeng

F. Weindorf.

Hot Springs (Sierra) :

SCS_. Hot Springs. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (1) Herman E.

Blaser.

Las Cruces (Dona Ana) :

BAE Dona Ana Co. Court House. Crop

and Livestock Reports; (6) Fred

Daniels.

FHA Room 203, Carver Bldg., 327 N.

Main St. (1) John R. Curry.

Serves Dona Ana and Otero Cos.

EPQ Stern Bldg., 223 North Main St.

Quarantine operations against

the pink bollworm; Edward

Hobbs.

FS. .___„ P. O. Box 671. Jornada Exp. Range

Hdqrs.; (2) Fred N. Ares.

Las Vegas (San Miguel) :

FHA P. O. Bldg., Box 74. (2) Kelly A.

Gray.

SCS P. O. Box 960. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (5) C. Dale Jaedicke;

tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (2) Eamor C. Nord; Robert

H. Potts.

Lordsburg (Hidalgo) :

SCS - Lordsburg. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (1) James E.

Reeves,

Los Lunas (Valencia) :

FHA P. O. Box 96. (2) FJduardo Ramirez.

Serves Valencia and McKinley

Cos.

SCS Las Lunas. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; Arthur Crownover.

Lovington (Lea) :

FHA Court House, Box 578. (1) Ben

Rives.

SCS _ -_.. P. O. Box 654. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (1) Raymonii

H. Johnson.
NEW MEXICO 213

NEW MEXICO—Continued

Magdalena (Socorro) :

ses._„__._ Magdalena. Tech, assistance to

conserv. districts; (1) James F.

Danley.

Melrose (Curry) :

SCS Melrose. Tech, assistance to conserv. districts; Thomas H.

Williams.

Mesilla Park (Dona Ana) :

PISAE U. S. Cotton Ginning Branch Lab.;

Cotton ginning and associated

processes, equipment and

methods; (4) Victor L. Stedronsky.

PMA.COT U. S. Cotton Ginning Branch Laboratory. Cotton ginning research.

Cotton fiber testing service and

cooperating with PISA; (7) Leonard J. Watson.

Mountainafr (Torrance) :

SCS_.,„._ P. O. Box No. 1. Supervision of

Work Units engaged in tech.

assistance to districts; (6) Ernest

O, Hill; tech. assistance to conserv. districts; Clyde A. Menefee;

Emile Tejada.

Pecos (San Miguel) :

SCS_ Pecos. Tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; (1) Charles V. Shearer.

Portales (Roosevelt) :

PHA„„_ P.O. Box 47. (3) Samuel G. Martin.

ses. P. O. Box 359. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (3) Herb M. Cavett;

tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (1) Ranneil R. Jones;

Morris C. Williams.

Raton (Coifax) î

SCS_ p. O. Box 29. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech, assistance

to districts; (2) L. Ewing McClain;

tech. assistance to conserv. districts; John Bonomo, Jr.

Reserve (Catron) :

SCS-. Reserve. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (2) Enoch R. Steen.

Rosweli (Chaves) :

EPQ Room 340 Federal Bldg. Quarantine

operations against the pink bollworm; William B. Rogers.

FHA P. O. Box 958. (1) Daniel U.

Burris. Serves Chaves and Lincoln Cos.

SCS_._.._. P.O. Box 682. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (4) Clarence E.

Olsen; tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; (1) Benjamin H. Stevens; (2) Robert O. Beumer.

Roy (Harding) :

SCS_...„_. Roy. Supervision of Work Units

engaged in tech. assistance to

districts; (1) Nicholas E. Trammell; tech. assistance to conserv.

districts; land util, proj.; (1)

Leonard E. Brasuel.

Santa Fe (Santa Fe) :

FHA-_.___ P. O. Box 1268. (1) S. Duane

Northup.

FS_-„_„_. Santa Fe Nat. For., Supvr.'s Hdqrs.;

(15) Kester D. Flock.

ses P. O. Box 1461. Supervision of

Work Units engaged in tech.

assistance to districts; (6) Glenn

M. Burrows; tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (1) Lawrence

K. Sandoval; tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; land util,

proj.; (6) John E. Stephenson.

NEW MEXICO—Continued

Santa Rosa (Guadalupe) ;

SCS.„.._ P. O. Box 278. (2) tech. assistance

to conserv. districts; Leslie J.

Walpole.

San Ysidro (Sandoval) :

SCS..__ San Ysidro. Tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; land util, proj.;

(2) Leo R. Smith.

Silver City (Grant) :

FS„ _ Gila Nat. For., Supvr.'s Hdqrs.;

(13) Edwin A. Tucker.

SCS,_ P. O. Box 111. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (4) Charles C.

Michaels; tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; (1) John P.

Fish.

Socorro (Socorro) :

FHA__„„ P. O. Box QQ. (1) Floyd D. Moon.

Serves Socorro and Sierra Cos.

SCS__..... P.O. Box XX. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (3) Clarence A.

Henderson; tech. assistance to

conserv. districts; Walter R,

Ames.

Springer (Coifax) :

FHA._.„_ P. O. Box 37. (1) Norton Stamper,

Serves Coifax and Mora Cos,

ses ^^.. Springer. Tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (2) Jamas Robert

Jones.

State College (Dona Ana) :

BÂI P. O. Box 128. Sheep parasite investigations, in cooperation with

New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station; (4) Rex W. Allen.

PISAE__. U. S. D. A. Cotton Fid. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton impr. invest.; (3-*l)

Albert R. Leding.

U. S. D. A. Cotton Fid, Sta. (coop.).

Cotton disease invest.; (*1) Lester

M. Blank.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Ross Learner.

State Agr. Exp. Station. Sugar beet

path, and agron. invœt.; (2) John

C. Overpeck.

John R. Cotton, Assoc, Agron.,

(Cotton breeding invest.).

PMA State College. State Chairman in

charge of all prod, and mkt.

programs; (18) W. Leslie Martin.

SGS P. O. Box 127. Soil erodibility of

cultivated and range land; (3-*l)

D. S. Hubbell.

P.O. Box 268. Water requirements

and drainage; (*1) Eldon G.

Hanson.

Tucumcari (Quay) :

FHA P. O. Box 727. (2) George W.

Smith, Jr.

PISAE Northeastern N. M. Substation.

Soil mgt. under irrig, and dryland cond.; (3-*l) Donald R.

Burnham.

SGS P. O. Box 548, Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (6) ¥/ayne H. Miles;

tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (1) Leland J. Mecham;

(2) Ralph G. Miller.

Taos (Taos) :

FHA P.O. Box 3. (1) Joe D.Austin.

FS = „_ Carson Nat. For., Supvr.'s Hdqrs.;

(12) Louis F. Cottam.

ses P. O. Box 77. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in tech. assistance

to districts; (4) Frank R. Hedges;

tech. assistance to conserv. districts; (1) Phil Lovato.

Tuïarosa (Otero) ;

SCS Tuïarosa, Tech, assistance to conserv. districts; Rex B. Werner.
214 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NEW YORK

Albany (Albany)î

BAI Tobin Packing Co., West Albany,

N, Y. Meat inspection; (15) C L,

Guinn.

Gov. Alfred E. Smith State Office

Bldg. Scabies; tuberculosis and

brucellosis eradication, sanitary

handling of import animal byproducts, hay, and straw; (18-1) L.

R. Barnes.

BAE. 20th Floor, State Office Bldg. Crop

and Livestock Reports; (11) R. L.

Gillett.

EPQ, „ _ . _ Arcade Bldg. 488 Broadway. State

leadership in white pine blister

rust control activities; (2) William

Clave.

State leadership and supervision in

cooperative control of the gypsy

moth; (5) Chester J. Yops.

PMA, FV- State Office Bldg. Standardization

and inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; A. L. Kramer.

PMA, GR,307 New P. O. Bldg., P. O. Box 941.

Admin. Grain Standards Act; (2)

W. M. Chelf.

Albion (Orleans) :

ses 20 South Main St. Work Unit; (1)

William S.Metcalf.

Auburn (Cayuga) :

SCS_-__.- P. O. Box 126, P. O. and Court

House Bldg., 153 Genesee St.

W^ork Unit; (3) Joseph R, Cook;

Work Unit; (1) James C. Otis.

Avon (Livingston) :

FHA_._.. Genesee St. (3) Oria F. Fanson

Serves Livingston and Monroe

Counties.

Baldwinsville (Onondaga) :

FHA Grange Block, 48 Oswego St. (1)

James F. Reeves. Serves Onondaga and Oswego Counties,

Batavia (Genesee) :

ses p. O. Box 441, 420 E. Main St.

Work Group; (1) Carl S. Winkelblech. Work Unit; (2) Myron B.

Collins.

Bath (Steuben) :

ses County Office Bldg. Work Unit; (3)

Joseph H. Baran,

Belmont (AHegany) :

ses AHegany County Court House.

Work Group; (1) Robert A. Reed.

Work Unit; (4) Malcolm R.

Siefer. Work Unit; (3) Robert A.

Reed, Acting.

Big Flats (Chemung) :

ses .. P. O. Box 177. Nujsery; (10)

Charles M. Clements.

Binghamton (Broome) :

SCS^__-._ Room 308, Broome County Court

House. Work Unit; (3) Angelo

Zieno.

Boonville (Oneîda) :

EPQ Union Bldg. White pine blister rust

control activities; Theodore P.

W^oolschlager.

SCS__ Blankman Bldg., 127 Main St.

Work Unit; (1) John J. Kahabka.

Brier Hill (St. Lawrence) :

BAI c/o Perretta Packing Co. Meat inspection; (—) Edward H, Williams

Buffalo (Erie) :

BAI Live Stock Exchange Bldg. Meat

inspection; (15) F. G. Kneup.

Livestock Exchange Bldg. Public

stockyards inspection, import-export inspection and quaratine; (5)

Bradford A. Hyatt.

EPQ__ _ _.. Federal Bldg. Enforcement of

foreign plant quarantines; (2)

Forrest G. Inman.

Transit-inspection activities; Forrest

G. Inman.

NEW YORK—Continued : Buffalo (Erie)—Continued

PMA, FV_ Federal Bldg. Standardization and

Inspection of fresh fruits arid

vegetables; (1) R. C. Carter.

PMA,GR. 340 P. O. Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act, bean and pea insp,

serv., hay insp. serv., mise. comm.

insp. serv.; (10) J. J. Dwyer.

Canandaigua (Ontario) t

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) Edward F. Radeli.

Serves Ontario, Wayne, YatPs

Cos.

ses _„_._ Dwyer Bldg., 29K Main St. Work

Groups (1) James T. McCormick.

Work Unit; (4) Adelbert D. Ward.

Canastota (Madison) :

SCS__„__. P. O. Box 349, Avon Theatre Bldg.,

121 South Peterboro St, Work

Unit; (5) Ralph Resnick.

Canton fSt. Lawrence) :

FHA. 15 Main St. (1) Mark B. Oonnera.

Clayton (Jefferson) :

BAI U. S. side of Thousand Island

Bridge, Alexandria Bay, N. Y.

Import-export inspection and quarantine: (—) Martin Kagan.

Cobleskil! (Schoharie) :

PHA_____ Agricultural Bldg. (2) Allen B.

Doggett, Serves Schoharie, Fulton, Hamilton, Montgomery and

Schenectady Cos.

ses Agricultural Hdqrs., South Grand

St. Work Group; (1) Earle L.

Douglass, Work Unit; (3) Sidney

S.Buckley.

Cortland (Cortland) :

BAI—__. c/o Camp Packing Co., Inc. Meat

inspection; (1) J. D. Puppel.

SCS_„-„ Room 5, P.O. Bldg. Work Unit; (3)

Francis E. Mulvaney.

East Aurora (Erie) :

ses . P. O. Box 117, Roycroft Hall, 21 So.

Grove St. Work Group; (3)

Edward R. Keil. Flood Control

Operations; (12) HerbertJ. Raths.

Work Unit; (5) Lloyd B. Stehman.

Parmingdale (Nassau) :

EPQ __e/oLong Island Agricultural and

Technical Institute. Investigations of insects affecting bulbs and

greenhouse insects; G. V. Johnson.

Fonda (Montgomery) :

ses Old Court House. Work Group; (1)

Donald H.Bradt. Work Unit; (4)

Donald H. Bradt, Acting.

Fort Edward (Washington) :

FHA Loughiin Bldg., 163 Broadway, (3)

Joseph F. Brablc, Serves Washington, Saratoga, and Warren

Cos.

ses . Laughlin Block, 163 Broadway.

Work Group; (1) G. Claire

Herting, Work Unit; (3) Earl F.

Gates.

Geneva (Ontario) :

EPQ Agricultural Experiment Station.

Investigations dealing with Em'opean chafer; (1) Arthur C. Mason,

PISAE State Agr. Exp. Sta. Apple and pear

breeding invest.; (1) Richard

Wellington.

ses Hedrick Hall, N. Y. State Agr.

Expt. Sta. Soil phys. and ehem.

factors affecting erosion; (1) E. A.

Carleton.

Gloversville (Fuiton) :

EPQ P. O. Bldg. White pine blister rust

control activities; John W. Charlton.

Gouverneur (St. Lawrence) :

BAI e/o Cappellino Abattoir, 108 W.

Main St. Meat inspection; (—)

Melvin J. Hatter.

Hamburg (Erie) :

ses___._. p. o. Box 150, 18 West Buffalo St,

Work Unit; (2) George S. Brown.
NEW YORK 215

NEW YORK—Continued

Herkimer (Herkimer) :

ses Richmond Theatre Bldg., 131 N.

Main St. Work Unit; (1) James

V. Martin.

Hickeville (Nassau) :

PISAE Nematode Research Lab. Union

Avenue, R.F.D. #2. Invest, of

golden nematode of potatoes, gen.

invest, of pi. diseases caused by

nematodes in New England States,

N. Y., and N. J.; (l-*2) Frederik

J. Spruyt.

Hornell (Steuben) :

ses Court House. Work Unit; (1)

Milton R. Johnson.

Hudson (Columbia) :

PHA_ Columbia Co. Court House. (2)

Arthur Hollingworth. Serves Columbia, Albany, and Rensselaer

Cos.

Huntington (Suffolk) :

EPQ 38 North Ridge Road. Enforcement

of Japanese beetle quarantine in

Long Island and metropoliton

New York, including inspection

and certification service: Trevor

B. Heald.

Hyde Park (Duchess) :

ses Work Group; (1) Harrison S.

Cassell, Jr. Work Unit; (3) John

J. Porter.

Ithaca (Tompkins) :

BAE Dept. of Rural Sociology, Cornell

Univ. Collecting and analyzing

the conditioning factors that explain use or lack of use of medical

facilities; Donald G. Hay.

BDI Cornell University. Investigations

of factors contributing to reproductive failure in dairy cattle; (*2)

K. L. Turk. ^

FHA 701 1st National Bank Bldg. (14)

State Director—New York. R.

Tyler Space.

McKinney Block Bldg., 119 S.

Cayuga St. (1) James W. Avery.

Serves Tompkins and Tioga Cos.

PISAE U. S. Plant, Soil, and Nutrition

Laboratory, K, C. Beeson, Dir.,

State Agr. Expt. Sta., Cornell Univ.

Corn cytoL, histol., and morphol.,

(1-*1) Lowell F. Randolph.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Soil Survey,

Correlation; (l-*2) Marlin G.

Cline.

ses P. O. Box 567, Sprague Block Bldg..

147-151 East State St. State

Conservationist's Office; (6-~H)

Irving B. Stafford.

Bailey Hall, Cornell Univ. Extension Conservationist; Hugh M.

Wilson.

Caldwell Hall, N. Y. State College

of Agr. State Soil Scientist;

Arnold J. Baur.

Seneca Bldg., 121 East Seneca St.

Work Group; (1) Rodmann M.

Fellows. Work Unit; (3) Russell

R. Lane.

Bailey Hall. Soil and water conserv,

expt. sta.; (6-*2) George R. Free.

Jamestown (Chautauqua) :

ses Phillips Bldg.. 205 Cherry St. Work

Group; (1) Bruce P. Kocher.

Work Unit; (4) Harold D. Love.

Kingston (Ulster) :

BAI. „ c/o Forst Packing Co., Inc. Meat

inspection; animal foods inspections; (3) A. R. Thiele.

EPQ.__. 32 Main St. White pine blister rust

control activities; Fred U. Sievers.

City Hall. Enforcement of Japanese

beetle and Gypsy moth quarantines in New York, including inspeetion and certification service;

(6) Harvey B, Ward.

NEW YORK—Continued

Kmgston (Ulster)—Continued

FHA._..._ Municipal Bldg. (1) Frank A.

Norman. Serves Ulster, Duchess,

Greene, and Sullivan Cos,

Little Valley (Cattaraugus) :

FHA Co. Bldg. (2) Herman A. Brown.

Serves Cattaraugus and Chautauqua Cos.

Lowville (Lewis) :

ses p. o. Box 313, Miller Block, N.

State St. Work Unit; (1) Willard

F. Croney, Acting.

Marcellus (Onondaga) :

ses Soil and water conserv. expt. sta.;

(2) John Lamb, Jr.

Malone (Franklin) :

EPQ _ Room 3, P. O. Bldg. White pine

rust control activities; Harry W.

Holcomb,

Medina (Orleans) :

FHA__.___ P.O. Bldg. (2) Coleman A.Petrie.

Serves Orleans, Genesee, and

Niagara Cos.

Middletown (Orange) t

FHA Chamber of Commerce Bldg.,

10 King St. (1) Fred J. Kirchner.

Serves Orange, Bronx, Kings,

Queens, Nassau, New York,

Putnam, Richmond, Roekiand,

Suffolk, and Westchester Cos.

Morrisville (Madison) :

SeS_ p. O. Box 917, KimbleBldg., Main

St. Work Unit; (2) Royce B.

Brower.

Mi. Morris (Livingston) ;

ses 158 Main St. Work Unit; (3) Robert

H. Walker.

New Hartford (Oneida) :

SCS_.._„_ p. O. Box 499, 1 Oxford Rd. Work

Group; (1) Stanley S. Greene;

Work Unit (3) Stanley S. Greene,

Acting. Work Unit; (1) Lynn A.

Abbott.

New York (New York) :

BAI _ 641 Washington St. Meat inspection; (141) L. E. EpplG.

641 Washington St. Meat inspection laboratory; (2) David

Edmond.

45 Broadway. Import-export inspection and quarantine; publie

stockyards inspection; (18) Francis

L. D. Herchenroeder.

CEA __60 Beaver St. Administration of

Commodity Exchange Act; (24)

George H. Bastón.

EPQ „. 641 Washington St. Supervision of

enforcement of foreign plant

quarantines in the Canadian

border area; (2) J. Guy Lewis.

Transit-inspection activities; (3)

Edward A. Burns,

Federal Bldg., Christopher St. Enforcement of foreign plant quarantines; (66) Stuart D. Whitlock.

2 Park Ave., Room 2003. Supervision of enforcement of foreign

plant quarantines in the Atlantic

coast area; (5) Joseph M. Singleton.

PISAE.._ U. S. D. A. Mkt. Path. Lab.,

Govt. Warehouse. Fruit and

Vegetable transp, and storage

invest. ; market diseases; (6) James

S.Wiant.

PMA_„_.„,67 Broad St. Loan, price support,

purchase, sale, diversion and

related programs; (253) Ralph Y.

DeWolfe.

Personnel activities in Northeast

Area; (13) Albert W. Riggs.

Administrative Service activities in

Northeast Area; (22) C. A.

Particelli.
216 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NEW YORK—Continued

New York (New York)—Continued

PMA, 90 Church St. Investigate and aid

C&I. in prosecution of fraud and violations in PMA programs; (24)

Leslie R. Horn.

PMA, DAI 641 Washington St. Mkt. News

Serv. on dairy and poultry prod.j

(8) B. S. Smith.

Room 726-A, Grading and insp.

serv. on dairy and poultry prod.;

(21^ L. Kilpatrick.

205 É. 42nd St. Milk mkt. order

admin.; (148) C. J. Blanford.

PMÂ, 641 Washington St. Is responsible

FDPB. for administration of School

Lunch, Direct Distribution, Community Food Preservation, Distributive Trades and Abundant

Foods Marketing Programs in the

States of the Area under policies

and procedures established by the

Washington office; (26) Philip B.

Hearn.

PMA, FV, 641 Washington St. Market news

service on fruits and vegetables;

(5) M. M. Thomas. Standardization and inspection of fresh fruits

and vegetables; (26) W. C. Hackelman, H. L. Harrington, Standardization and inspection of

proc^sed fruits and vegetables;

(10) E. J. Evans. Perishable

agricultural commodities act; (4)

R. H. Shoemaker, Fruit Trade

Bldg.

PMA The New York City Office for

Marketing administers within the

greater New York Area, food

distribution and related programs;

Chester A. Hainan, Director.

PMA, GR. 90 Church St., Rm. 626. Admin.

Grain Standards Act; bean and

pea insp. serv. hay insp. serv.;

misc. comm. insp. serv.; (5)

Philip Rothrock.

PMA, INF 641 Washington St. Provides information regarding PMA activities and programs, and issues daily

and weekly market news summaries to the public and to

producer and trade groups primarily through press and radio;

(7) Harry L. Carr,

PMA, LIV 641 Washington St. Market News

Service on livestock and meats;

(6) J, A, Burgess. Meat Grading

Service; (38) Jos. F. Scan]on.

Chem. Labs, pertaining to Insecticide Act; (6) J. C. Bubb.

Investigation pertaining to Insecticide Act; (1) J. H. Bachelder.

Room 614 E. 90 Church St.

Administration of Packers and

Stockyard Act; (3) Vacancy.

PMA, TOB 641 Washington St. Regulatory

Inspection and Enforcement of

Naval Stores Act including inspection of tui'pentine and rosin

in commercial containers (coop,

basis); (1) Aaron Steger.

PMA, 641 W^ashington St. CCC Price

T&W. Support Activities; (3) E. P.

Meehan.

Norwich (Chenango) :

FHA„_„. 39 N. Broad St. (1) Ryland H.

Hewitt.

SCS Benedict Bldg., 20 South Broad St.

Work Group; (1) Leverne M.

Stark. Work Unit; (4) Leverne

M. Stark, Acting,

Ogdensburg (St. Lawrence) :

BAI__ 220 Custom House Bldg. Importexport inspection and quarantine;

(—) Norman A, Evans.

NEW YORK—Continued

Oneida (Madison) :

FHA . Drake Block, 109 Lenox Ave. (1)

Roger H. Cross. Serves Madison,

Herkimer, and Oneida Cos,

Oneonta (Otsego) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) Carl G, Graybeal

Serves Otsego and Delaware Cos.

SCS Palace Theatre Bldg., 251 Main St.

Work Group; (4) Everett H.

Clark. W^ork Unit; (4) Everett H.

Clark, Acting,

Owego (Tioga) î

SCS„.„._ Feldy Bldg.. 190 Front St. Work

Unit; (2) Arthur L. Lord.

Patchogue (Suffolk) :

FHA_. (1) W^illiam L. Webster.

Paul Smiths (Franklin) î

FS_. _._._. Paul Smith's College, Adirondack

Research Center (Northeastern

For. Expt. Sta.), For. Mgt.

invest.; (5) John R. Curry,

Pearl River (Rockiand) :

BAI_. Lederle Laboratories Division, Ameriican Cyanamid Co. Virus-serum

control; (—) F. A, Grenfdl.

Penn Yan (Yates) i

SCS_ 214 Liberty St. Work Group; (1)

George C. Moore. Work Unit; (2)

John D. Kiehle.

Plattsburg (Clinton) :

FHA_ P.O.Bidg. (1) Glen W.Lea. Serves

Clinton, Essex, and Franklin Cos.

Poughkeepsie (Duchess) :

EPQ Cottage Road. Inv^tigations on

codling moth, pear psylla, and

oriental fruit moth; (1-*1) Ralph

W. Dean.

Rochester (Monroe) :

BAI _>__,_ c/o Tobin Packing Co., Inc. Meat

inspection; (8) C. G. Haber.

PMA, FV„ Terminal Bldg, Standardization and

inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; C. R. Icenogle. Standardization and inspection of processed fruits and vegetables; (8)

Floyd P. Foley. Market News

Service on fruits and vegetables;

(3) A.L.Thomas.

Rouses Point (Clinton) :

BAI______ Import-export inspection and quarantine; (1) Ralph W. Boone.

Salamanca (Cattaraugus) :

SCS Salamanca Federal Savings and

Loan Bldg., 127 Main St. Work

Unit; (4) Homer E. Stennett.

Saratoga Q„,.:ngs (Saratoga) :

BAI._^P^^ U. S. Fur Animal Experiment Station. Fur animal husbandry investigations; (6) Charles F. Bassett.

EPQ_, 31 Woodlawn Ave. White pine

.__- blister rust control activities;

Phillip E. Barber.

SCS ._ 87 Church St. Work Unit; (2) Ransom C.Talbot.

Schenectady (Schenectady) :

SCS . Room 8, Co. Court House, Work

Unit; (1) Howard W. Welch.

Seneca Falls (Seneca) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (3) Harry L. Vaughn.

Serves Seneca, and Cayuga Cos.

Sodus (Wayne) :

SCS__ 10 West Main St. Work Unit; (3)

Samuel L. Braueher.

Springville (Erie) :

FHA.„._. Town Hall, Franklin St. (3) C.

Morris Bennett. Serves Erie and

Wyoming Cos.

Syracuse (Onondaga) *

PISAE N. T. State Coll. of For. Invest, of

white pine blister rust.; (—) Ray

R. Hirt.

PMA_.... Byrne Bldg., 236 W. Genessee St.

State Chairman in charge of all

prod, and mkt. programs; Robert

J. Howard.
NEW YORK—NORTH CAROLINA 217

NEW YORK—Continued

Syracuse (Onondaga)—Continued

PMA, FV_ 2100 Park St. Standardization and

inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (1) F. A. Sweezey.

SCS____ 238 W. Genesee St. Worli Group;

(1) Herbert C. Walker. Work

Unit; (2) James Henry.

Trumansbiirg (Tompkins) :

SCS__„__ R.F.D. #2 (Hector). Land Util.

Work Unit; (3) Leon W. Losey.

Voorheesvilie (Albany) :

ses.. Co Highway Bldg., R.F.D. #2.

Work Unit; (3) James W. Bean.

Waiton (Delaware) :

ses p. O. Bldg. Work Unit; (1) Earl L.

LaPointe.

Warrensburg (Warren) :

EPQ e/o District Forester's Office, North

of Lake George at Junction of

Route 9 and 9N. White pine

blister rust control activities;

Noble H. Harpp.

Warsaw (Wyoming) :

ses .. p. o. Box 32, Wyoming Valley Fire

Ins. Co. Bldg., 14 West Buffalo

St. Work Unit; (2) Robert S.

Jonas.

Waterloo (Seneca) :

ses 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. Work Unit;

(2)EmilJ. Kahabka.

Watertown (Jefferson) :

FHÁ. P. O. Bldg. (3) Charles W. Lyon.

Serves Jefferson and Lewis Cos.

Watkins Glen (Schuyler) :

PHA _ Court House. (1) Lewis H. Schwartz.

Serves Schuyler and Chemung

Cos.

ses Schuyler Co. Court House. Work

Unit; (2) Howard H. Wilson, Jr.

Wellsville (Allegany) :

FHA_._.__ P. O. Bldg. (3) Maynard C. Poray.

Serves Allegany and Steuben Cos,

Whitney Point (Broome) :

FHA Main St. (2) William Arthur Jones.

Serves Broome and Cortland Cos,

NORTH CAROLINA

Ahoskie (Hertford) :

SCS Earl Theater Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) C. R. Friddle.

Âlbemarle (Stanly) :

FHA Box 746. (1) Plato D. Turbyfill.

Serves Stanly and Montgomery,

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) P. W. Edwards.

Asheboro (Randolph) :

ses Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2)J. M.Isley.

Asheville (Bun combe) :

EPQ Federal Bldg. Surveys and technical

supervision of forest insect control

projects in southern states; (1)

Charles F. Speers.

FS_=^ Pisgah-Croatan Nat. For., Supvr.'s

hdqrs. (1) Donald J.Morriss.

Federal Bldg. Hdqrs. Southeastern

For. Exp. Sta., (Va., N. Car.. S.

Car., Ga., Fla.), for. mgt. inves.,

for, infl. inves., for. resources

inves., range inv^., for. prod.

inves., fire inves., naval stores

inves.; (99) Irvine T. Haig.

Sou. Appalachian Research Center;

(7) James F. Renshaw.

LIB Southeastern Forest Experiment

Station. Provides library services

to Forest Service workers in Asheville, North Carolina; (1) Martha

R. Osborne.

PISAE For. Path. Lab., Fed. Bldg. Invest.

of diseases of for. and shade trees

and for. prod.; (4) George H.

Hepting.

NORTH CAROLINA—Continued

Asheviile (Buncombe)—Continued

PMA, FV_ Co. Court House Bldg. Standardization and inspection of fresh

fruits and vegetables; J. P.

Jenrette.

Bakersville (Mitchell) :

FAH.,__ Box 125. (1) Kenneth Anderson.

Serves Mitchell and Avery Cos.

Bayboro (Pamlico) :

SCS_ Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

J. A. Harris.

Beaufort (Carteret) :

SCS P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1)

R. R. Beck.

Boone (Watauga) :

FHA Box 113. (1) William A. Smith.

SCS Soil Conservation Service, Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) H. J. Williams.

Burgaw (Pender) :

PHA_._._. Box 321. (2) Wilfred H. Robbins.

Serves Pender and New Hanover

Cos.

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) M. W. Bowen.

Burlington (Alamance) :

ses _ p. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

H. J. Thiel.

Burnsville (Yancey) :

FHA„„_„_ Box 228. (3) Mack B. Ray.

Camden (Camden) :

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs,; (2) T. L. King.

Carthage (Moore) :

FHA Box 276. (2) Claude C. Limgerfelt.

ses. Co, Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) C. A. McKinney.

Chapel Hiil (Orange) :

ses ______ state Highway #54. Nurs.; (6) L. R.

Roof.

Charlotte (Mecklenburg) :

BAI c/o Swift & Co. Meat inspection;

(—) John J. Mullane.

FHA Van Ness Bldg., 114-A S. Myers St.

(2) Ira F. Raper. Serves Mecklenburg and CabarruB Cos.

PMA, FV_ Co. Agent's Office. Standardization

and inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (1) L. J. Pollock.

ses P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (3)

J.E.Teague.

Clinton (Sampson) :

FHA Henry Vann Bldg. (1) James O.

Buchanan.

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) H. L. Seagrove.

Columbia (Tyrrell) :

SeS_„____ Fisher Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1)

J. C. Hutcheson.

Columbus (Polk):

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) C. W. Whitlow.

Concord (Cabarrus) :

ses Maness Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) J. C. Shiver.

Currituck (Currituck) :

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) W. C. Smith.

Danbury (Stokes) :

FHA Co. Court House. (1) Herbert R.

McPherson,

ses _. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) A.C. Metz.

Dobson (Surry) :

rHA.____„ Box 77. (1) Ernest F.Arnold.

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs. #1. (3) J. E. Trevathan.

Durham (Durham) :

FHA Box 1069. (2) Lacy A. Gibson.

Serves Durham and Orange Cos.

PMA Snow Bldg. Enforcement of Tob.

TOB. Insp. Act involving the inspection

and certification of tobacco sold

on auction markets and technical

assistance to producers in the

preparation of tobacco for market:

(13)H.G.Crafton.
218 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NORTH CAROLINA—Continued

Durham (Durham)—Continued

SOS Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(3) J. C. Jester.

Edenton (Chowan) :

ses Citizens Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) R. C.Jordan.

Elizabeth City (Pasquotank) :

FHA Box 105. (1) Tully B. Williams.

ServesPasquotaiik, Camden, Currituck, Dare, and Gates Cos.

SCS_ „ _ - - - Kramer Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(3) C. D. Petzer. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (5) J. A. Grose.

Elizabethtov/n (Bladen) :

FHA Co. Court House. (1) Julian F,

Keith.

ses Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) J. R. Powell.

Elkin (Surry) :

ses_--._- City Hall Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.

#2; (2) H.M.Willis.

Fayetteville (Cumberland) :

EPQ Co. Court House. Control, suppression, and prevention of spread of

white-fringed beetles; (2) William

G. Johnston.

FHA_._-- 405 Stein Bldg. (2) Harley W.

Bullard.

ses --- Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. W. Tilsey.

Forest City (Rutherford) :

ses Union Trust Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs. #1; (3) S. G. Walker.

Franklin (Macon) :

FHA Box 189. (2) Ray F. Hemphill.

Serves Macon and Swain Cos.

FS __ 18Í4 Mi. SW of Franklin. Coweeta

Exp. For., For. Infl. Invest.; (3)

Edward A. Johnson.

Nantahala Nat. For., Supvr.'s

Hdqrs.; (30) Emera W. Renshaw.

Gastonia (Gaston) :

FHA _ _- Box 366. (1) George W. Knox, Jr.

ses P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (3)

R.J.Seitz.

Gatesville (Gates) :

ses -- Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) N.B.Baker.

Goldsboro (Wayne) :

EPQ Farm OfRce Bldg. Control, suppression , and prevention of spread

of white-fringed beetles; (3)

Herbert M. McMahon.

FHA _ - Box 36. (3) Charles F. Jeflrey.

ses --- U. S. P. O. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(6) R. P. Moore.

Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) C. G. Toms.

(Greensboro (Guilford) :

FHA Box 2169. (2) Herndon Hopkins.

Serves Guilford and Alamanee

Cos.

BCS P. O. Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.; Í5) C. R. Lamb. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (4) J. H. Campbell,

Greenville (Pitt) :

FHA- . Box 897. (1) Frank M. Page.

ses .- Blount Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(3) S. L. Daughtridge. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (3) W. C. Eagles.

Halüax (Halifax) :

FHA _ _ Box FF. (5) Thomas J. Swain.

ses . Co. Agri. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(3) M. W. Shugart. Jr.

Henderson (Vance) :

FHA - Law Bldg. (1) Ivey W. Day.

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) L. R. Miller.

Hendersonville (Henderson) :

FHA Box 531. (1) Trueman Westmoreland.

ses =^ Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) J. L. Brown.

NORTH CAROLINA—Continued

Hertford (Perquimans) :

FHA._ Box 247. (1) Edwin P. Morgan.

Serves Perquimans and Chowan

Cos.

ses Hertford Banking Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) F. A. MeGoogan.

Hillsboro (Orange) :

ses Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(3) R. L. Mohler.

Jackson (Northampton) :

FHA._____ Box 121. (2) Guy Britton. Serves

Northampton and Hertford Cos.

ses Boone Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) J. B. Litehfield.

Jacksonville (Onslow) :

FHA _ Box 188. (2) Arthur M. Benton.

ses Co. Agr. Bldg. W^ork Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) J. T. Harper.

Kenansville (DupUn) :

ses. Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(3) G.V. Penney.

Kinston (Lenoir) :

BAI c/o Gwaltney Packing Co. Meat

inspection; (1) Troy S. Hopkins.

FHA__ Box 594. (2) Joe L. Hinson.

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) D. L. Dixon.

Laurinburg (Scotland) :

FHA 1 Box 509. (1) Dan L. McLaurin.

SCS___ Tatum Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2)_J. S. Smith.

Lenoir fCaldwell) :

SCS_,-._._ Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) D. K. Clodfelter.

Lexington (Davidson) :

ses Co. Office Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) J. R. Adair, Jr.

Liiiington (Harnett) :

FHA „ _ Box 67. (1) Howard W. Watkins.

ses Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) W. E. Boykin.

Lincolnton (Lincoln) :

ses New Lawing Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) S. Z, Pollock.

Louisburg (Franklin) :

FHA SpruillBldg. (2) Walter J. Smith.

ses Mullen Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(4) P. H. Massey. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) W. C. Boyce.

Lumberton (Robeson) :

FHA_ __ Box 760. (5) Thomas D. Anderson.

ses P. O, Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(3) C. C. Abernathy. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (4) W. P. Elam.

Marion (McDowell) :

FHA - Box 388. James E. McCall.

Serves McDowell, Caldwell, and

Burke Cos.

ses _ _ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) L. B. HauT.

Marshall (Madison) •. FHA Box A. (2) William K. Anderson.

Mocksville (Davie) :

ses - Sanford Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs,:

(2) C. W. Thompson.

Monroe (Union) ;

FHA _ Box 268. (3) Roy C. Baker.

ses Seerest Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs;

(3) C.H.King.

Morganton (Burke) :

ses _ Farm Market Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) D.C. Plaster.

Murphy (Cherokee) :

FHA BoxO. (2) Silas S. Williams. Serves

Cherokee, Clay, and Graham Cos.

Na.shville (Nash) :

FHA^ __ - P.O. Box 356. (2) James D. W^ordaworth.

SCB,„-„ ^ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) C. R. Patton.

New Bern (Craven):

FHA Box 1150. (1) Irving M. Bobbins.

Serves Craven, Carteret, and

PamlicoCos.

ses . Dunn Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs,-

(4) G. F. Moore.
NORTH CAROLINA 219

NORTH CARO LINA—Continued

Newton (Catawba) :

FHA _ Box 509. (3) Ralph W. Sharpe.

Serves Catawba and Lincoln Cos.

ses P. O. Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(3) J. D. Miller. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) E. F. Burgess.

North Wilkesboro (Wilkes) :

FHA Box 126. (1) Paul E, Church.

Serves Wilkes and Alexander Cos.

ses Bank of North Wilkesboro Bldg.

Work Group Hdqrs.; (3) Staton

Mclver.

Oxford (Granviile) :

EPQ Tobacco Research Laboratory Bldg.

adjacent to Oxford Test Farm,

Providence Road. Investigations

of insects on growing flue-cured

tobacco plants; (5) Corwin F,

Stahl.

FHA Box 1103. (2) Cameron H. Easton.

PISAE Oxford Tobacco Station. Fluecured tobacco invest.; (l-^^^B)

Jesse M. Carr.

Tobacco Branch St., P. O. Box 2.

Tobacco curing and Electric radiation; (4) Oral A. Brown.

ses Co. Annex Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.:

(2) D. H. Hall, Jr.

Pittsboro (Chatham) :

FHA____._ Box 147. (1) Philip R. Jackson.

Serves Chatham and Randolph

Cos.

ses ___ Farmers Bank Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) A. N. Tatum, Jr.

Plymouth (Washington) :

FHA Box 157. (1) W. Willis Bowen.

Serves Washington, Tyrrell, and

Hyde Cos.

SCS_ Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) N. E. Newland.

Baeford (Hoke) :

FHA Box BB. (1) Hubert C. Chaney.

ses Co. Office Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.

(2) N. B. White.

Raieigh (Wake) :

AIC . State Agr. Expt. Sta. Food Fermentation Invest.; Invest, on fermentation of pickles and vegetables:

(2) John L. Etchells.

BAI _____ 320-321 Agricultural Bldg. Tuberculosis and brucellosis eradication

sanitary handling of import

animal byproducts, hay, and

^ straw; (12-*5) A. A. Husman.

BAE Institute of Statistics, College of

Agr. College Station. Agr. Stat.

(Technical Research); (*1) A. L.

Finkner.

203 State Dept. of Agr. Bldg.

Crop and Livestock Reports;

(10-*6) Frank Parker; George M.

„_ Townsend, Agr. Econ.

FCIC 215-16 PMA Bldg. State College

Campus. Accepts applications,

supervises adjustment of losses,

reviews loss claims, general responsibility for administration of

crop insurance in the State; (5)

Julian E. Mann.

FHA State Capital Life Ins. Bldg. 2620

Hülsboro St. (42) State Dh-ector

—North Carolina. J. B. Slack.

Box 1608. (2) Alexander R. Russell.

PISAE..._ State Agr. Expt. Sta. Soil mgt.

under humid cond.; (*1) William

V. Chandler.

State Agr, Expt. Sta. Corn prod,

and breeding; (*1) Paul H.

Harvey.

State Agr, Expt. Sta. Alfalfa and

southern legume invest.; (1)

Clarence H. Hanson. Soybean

invest.; (1) Herbert W. Johnson.

Gen. forage crops diseases; (1)

J. Lewis Allison.

NORTH CAROLINA—Continued

Raleigh (Wake)—Continued

PISAE_.__ State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton variety and prod, standardization. (*1) Julius A.

Shanklin,

State Agr. Expt, Sta. (coop.).

Fiber quality invest. (1) Gladys

F.West.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton breeding invest.; (*Í)

Paul H. Kirne.

State Agr. Expt, Sta. (coop.).

Cotton genet, invest.; (l-*2)

Stanley G. Stephens.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Grape and

small fruit prod, and breeding

invest,; Carlos F. Williams.

Soil fert. invest, of fruits;

WrealL. Lott.

State Agr. Expt. Sta., Soil Survey,

Correlation; (*1) William D. Lee.

State Agrcultural Experiment Station. Research on forecasting

plant disease epidemics; Lee H.

Person.

Dept. of Agronomy, State College.

Flue-cured tobacco invest.; (*1)

William E. Colwell.

PMA_„__ State College Station. State Chairman in charge of all prod, and

mkt. programs; (64) George T.

Scott.

PMA, COT Cotton Classing Bldg., N. W. Cor.

Caswell Square. Cotton quality

stat,, cotton classification, cotton

mkt, news, and cottonseed inspection; (6-22) Harold G. Connolly.

PMA, DAI Agr. Bldg. Div. of Markets. Mkt.

News Service on dairy and poultry prod.; (2t) J. A. Winfield.

PMA, PV_ Agricultural Bldg. Standardization

and inspection of fresh fruits anvegetables; B. S. Rich.

PMA, TOB Capital Club Bldg. Enforcement of

Tob. Insp, Act involving the inspection and certification of tobacco sold on auction markets and

technical assistance to producers

in the preparation of tobacco for

market. Conduct of Tobacco

Market News activities including

the publication and dissemination

of such data to tobacco producers,

the trade and other interested

parties; (17) W. R. Wilson.

PMA, Agricultural Bldg. Enforcement of

T&W. U. S. Warehouse Act (grain,

tobacco, cotton, and other prod.);

(12) (1 coop.) W. R. Windes.

SCS State College. State Office; (11)

E. B. Garrett,

Old Rex Hospital Bldg. WorkGroup

Hdqrs.; (3) W. O. Lambeth.

Work Unit Hdqrs,; (4) G. L.

Winchester.

State Coll. (P. O. Box 5605).

Erosion control on bright tobacco

» soils; (3-n) Thomas L. Copley.

Farm drainage invest.; (1) Ellis

G. Diseker.

SOL 2620 Hillsboro St. Legal work in

connection with activities of the

Dept. in region served by this

office; (4) Jesse G. Ball, Jr.

Reidsville (Rockingham) :

FHA Box 209. (1) Samuel W. Hül.

SCS._.____ Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) G. L. Wise.

Rockingham (Richmond) :

ses _ p. o. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) W. H. Abrams.

Rocky Mount (Edgecomb) :

EPQ __ P. O. Bldg. Control suppression,

and prevention of spread of whitefringed beetles; L. H. Senn.
220 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NOHTH CARO LINA-Continued

Roxboro (Person) :

FHA.__ _ Box 38. {2) Joe Y. Blanks.

BCS._, , . P. O.Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

W.M. Bland.

Kutherfordton (Rutherford) t

FHA Box 351. (2) Paul H. Wetmore.

Serves Rutherford and Polk Cos.

SCS.^^___ K. E. Simpson Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs. #2; (1).

Salisbury (Rowan) :

FHA .._.. Box917. (2) Locke Holland. Serves

Rowan and Davie Cos.

ses P. O. Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(3) J. E. Michael. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) R. H. Gaston.

Sanford (Lee) :

FHA„„_._ Box 611. (1) William T. Proctor.

SCS._._„__ Court House Annex. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) J. G. Olive.

Shelby (Cleveland) :

FHA„_„ Box 192, (3) John R, Faison.

ses Gardner Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(3) T.W. Bridges.

Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) J.N.Craver.

Smithfield (Johnston) :

FHA..„__ Box 486. (3) Frederick H. Bailey.

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) C. W. Warrick.

Snow Hill (Greene) :

FHA. Box P. (1) William R. Mercer.

ses Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.:

(2)F.J.Veach.

Southport (Brunswick) :

ses Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs,; (1) H. F, Riser.

Sparla (Alleghany) :

Hdqrs.; (2) H. E. Singletary.

Statesville (Iredell) :

FHA Box 948. (2) Harry Y. Mott.

PISAE__._ U. S. D. A. Cotton Fid. Sta. (coop.)

Cotton impr. invest.; (*3) John

W. Hendricks.

SCS_„ P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (3)

C. C. Julian.

Swanquarter (Hyde) :

ses Co. Agr. Bldg. W^ork Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) L, D. Hunnings.

Sylva (Jackson) :

FHA Box 308. (1) Fred W. Brown.

Tarboro (Edgecombe) :

FHA. Box 514. (1) Loran D. Naugher,

SCS__ Co. Office Bldg. W^ork Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) R.B. Bailey.

Tayiorsville (Alexander) :

ses _ Alexandria Hotel Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) W. A. McLeod.

Trenton (Jones) :

FHA Box 371. (1) W. Dennis Loftin.

SCS__. Masonic Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.

(2) D. M. Griffin.

Troy (Montgomery) :

ses Co. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

J. W. Harrell.

Wadesboro (Anson) :

FHA_ Box 220. (3) Ralph D. Hawkins.

Serves Anson and Richmond Cos,

ses. Hardison Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (4) H. N. Kelly. WorTs

Unit Hdqrs.; (3)*C. P. Robinson.

Warrenton (Warren) î

FHA„ Box 338. (2) John W. Stallings.

ses... Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) L. F. Thompson.

Warsaw (Duplin) :

FHA Box 218. (3) Marion C. Holland.

Washington (Beaufort) :

FHA Box 431. (1) Ferol V. Harris.

SCS._._... P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (5)

J.W. Hanna.

Waynesville (Hay wood) :

FHA Box 100. (1) Joseph C. McDarris.

Serves Haywood and Transylvania Cos.

PISAE Mt. Test Farm, Box 30. Burley

tobacco invest.; Luther Shew.

NORTH CARO LINA^^Continued

West Jeifersdn (Ashe) í

FHA ..__ Box 42. (2) Thomas H. Sears.

Serves Ashe and Allegheny Cos.

SCS_^.._ Barr Bldg, Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) J. T. McLaurin.

Whitevillc (Columbus) :

FHA _..__ Old Jail Bldg. (3) Ivey C. Brown

Serves Columbus and Brunswick

Cos.

ses Waccamaw Bank & Trust Co. Bldg.

Work Group Hdqrs.; (3) H. M.

Stott.

Old Jail Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(4) F. M. Glover.

Wilkesboro (Wilkes) :

ses Municipal Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.

(2) R. E. Dunn.

W illard (Pender) :

BDI..._ _ Coastal Piain Br. Sta, (State),

Dairy cattle breeding, feeding,

andñigt.;(*4) CharlesT. Bearing

Wiiliamston (Martin) :

SCS.„_„_ Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) H. F. McKnight.

FHA Martin Co. Court House. (1) James

C. Eubanks.

Wilmington (New Hanover) :

EPQ.—._ p, O. Bldg. Control, suppression,

and prevention of spread of whitefringed beetles; (8) William A.

Whitmer.

Wilson (Wilson) :

PMA,TOB P. O. Bldg. Enforcement of Tob.

Insp. Act involving the inspection

and certification of tobacco sold

on auction markets and technical

assistance to producers in the

preparation of tobacco for market.

(13) W. G, Harmon.

SCS Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J, B.Hunt.

PHA P. O. Bldg. (1) Marvin E. Evans.

Windsor (Bertie) :

FHA____ Co. Court House. (1) Robert P.

Bryan.

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) S. J. Taylor.

Winston-Salem (Forsyth) :

FHA„_._. 1st National Bank Bldg. (3) Clyde

O. Pickle. Serves Forsyth and

Davidson Cos.

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) A. J. Ernestes.

YadkinvlUe (Yadkin) :

PHA Bank Bldg. (1) Hubert W. Gartner.

SCS-._..__ Zachery Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) N. A. Hood.

Yancevville (Caswell) :

FHA„„.. GunnBldg. (1) ClydeV.MeKinney.

SCS._ Principar St. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) L. F. Lyday, Jr. Land Utilization Proj.; (4) W. A. Peterson.

NORTH DAKOTA

Amidon (Slope) :

SCS ______ Western N. Dak. LU Pro]. Hdqrs.;

(1) Raymond H. Wilkens (Acting)

Ashley (Melntosh) :

FHA P. O. Box 176. (1) Walter H.

Billing.

Beach (Golden Valley) :

SCS Golden Valley Co. Soil Gonserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (2) Theodore W.Thorson.

Bismarck (Burleigh) :

BAI__..„ 218 U. S. P. O. and Court House.

Scabies, tuberculosis, and brucellosis erdication, public stockyards

inspection, import-export inspection and quarantine; (31) Fred M.

Shigley.

EPQ P. O. Bldg., Mandan, N. D. State

Hdqrs. for grasshopper control

activities; William R. Forsyth.
NORTH DAKOTA 221

NORTH DAKOTA—Continued

Bismarck (Burîeîgh)—Continued

FHA . .. P, O. Box 210, (1) William R.

Owen.

Federal Bldg., 8rd and Broadway.

(26) State Director—North

Dakota. Walter J. Maddoek.

bCS Federal Bldg. State Conserv. Off.

(12) Lyness G. Lloyd.

107 South 5th. Dist. Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (5) Robert J. Montgomery. South Burleigh Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdgrs.; (4) James E. Long.

Bottineau (Boftineau) :

FHA._..__ Ertresvaag Bldg. (1) Theodore E.

Baler.

ses Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs. (2) (Vacant).

Turtle Mountain Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (2) Willard P. Kunkel.

Bowbeils (Burke) :

ses East Burke Soil Conserv. Dist.,

West Burke Soil Conserv. Dist.,

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; fS)

Felix L.Adams.

Bowman (Bowman) :

ses Bowman Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Fred DeKrey.

Cando (Towner) %

FHA Court House. (1) Edward J.

Schmidt. Serves Towner and

Rolette Cos.

ses __, Towner Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Gisli J. Johannson, Jr.

Carrington (Foster) :

ses __ Foster Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Norton

S. Stangeland.

Carson (Grant) :

FHA Court House. (2) Anton K. Bruner.

ct r^ o ^ Serves Grant and Sioux Coa.

bus Grant Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) Lawrence E. Bushey.

Casseîton (Cass) :

SCS Maple River Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Stanley Wilner. Northwest Cass

Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit

Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Ordean K.

Berg.

Cavalier (Fembina) :

SCS^ West Pembina Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (3) Neal A. McClure.

East Pembina Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Morris R. Blackburn.

Cooperstown (Griggs) ;

FHA._._._ SayerBldg. (1) William H. Nelson.

bCb. Griggs Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv, Hdqrs.; (1) William

W. Barr.

Crosby (Divide) :

F5f Court House. (1) Henry H. Ebel.

bCS Divide Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Gordon D. Anderson.

Devils Lake (Ramsey) :

FHA_...__ Federal Bldg., 502 4th St. (1) Ole

D. Fuglie.

bCS Ramsey Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Morris H. Banks; and Ralph

Detrich,

Dickinson (Stark) :

FHA P. O., 15 E 1st St. (2) Lester R.

Flynn.

PISAE Dickinson Substation. Dry-land

soil mgt.; see Omar J. Kelly,

Proj. Leader.

NORTH DAKOTA—Continued

Dickmson (Stark)—Continued

SCS_ _ _ Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs. (4) Virgil L.

Weiser. Central Stark Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (3) Ralph E. Dietrich.

Western Stark Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(1) Leo J. Grandpre.

Edgeiey (La Moure) :

SCS_ West La Moure Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,; (2)

Russell C. Christianson.

Eliendale (Dickey) :

FHA______ Court House. (1) Asa C. Brainard.

Fargo (Cass) :

BAE,_.„_ FossumBldg., 114 Roberts St. Crop

and Livestock Reports; (5) C. J.

Heltemes.

BAE c/o Agr. Eeon. Dept., N. D. A. C,

State College Station, Research

in economic problems of irrigation

development in North Dakota:

Stanley W. Voelker.

Dept. of Agr. Econ., North Dakato Agr. Coll. Conducts research

on farm management and costs;

(n)RoyM.Gilcreast.

FCIC_ 301 deLendrecie Bldg. Accepts applications, supervises adjustment

of losses, reviews loss claims, general responsibility for administration of crop insurance in the

State; (10) Peter J. Kettwig.

FHA Dakota National Bank Bldg. (1)

John Freeman.

PISAE.„_ State Agr. Exp. Sta., Soil Survey.

(*l)BenL. Matzek.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Seed flax

diseases and breeding; (1) Harold

H. Flor. Wheat breeding and

genet., wheat stem sawfly resistance; (1) Ruben M. Heermann.

State Agr. Expt. Sta., control of

noxious weeds in sugar beets, ( *1)

Earl A. Helgeson.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Potato breeding invest.; William G. Hoyman.

State Agr, Expt. Sta. Soybean

invest.; (*1) Theodore E. Stoa.

PMA__._ 400 de Lendrecie Bldg., P. O. 2017.

State Chairman in charge of all

prod, and Mkt. programs; (24)

JohnE. Kasper.

PMA, FV> State College Station. Standardization and inspection of fresh fruits

and vegetables; (1) J. Phillip

Hagen.

SCS__._ Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Walter

W. Augustadt. Rush River Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Eldon W. Seelig.

Southeast Cass Soil Conserv,

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (3) Leonard N. Severson.

N. Dak. Agrie. Coll. Coordinate

activ. of Soil Conserv. Serv. and

Ext. Serv.; (1) Irvine T. Dietrich.

Co-op. State Soil Sei.; (1) Lloyd

Shoesmith.

Fessenden (Wells) :

FHA..__.. Old School Bldg. Block 8. (2)

Hubert R. Christianson.

SOS Wells Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5) Morris

H. Banks.

Finley (Sieele) :

SCS-..___ SteeleCo. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Clayton

L. Quinnild.

Forman (Sargent) :

FHA. „_ . (1) Arthur C. Burgum.
222 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

NORTH DAKOTA—Continued

Grafton (Walsh) :

ses Three Rivers Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

George I. Lee.

Grand Porks (Grand Forks) ;

BAI c/o Armour & Go. Meat inspection;

(4) E. D. Richards.

FHA P. O. Box 1168. (2) John E. Healy.

Serves Grand Forks and Nelson

Cos.

PMA, GR_ Tri-State Laboratories. 2003 Skidmore Ave. Admin. Grain Stanrdards Act; (2) Randolph Ostlie.

ses Eastern Grand Forks Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv . Hdqrs. ; (2) Martin C. Lund.

Hazen (Mercer) :

FHA Recreation Hall. (1) Denzil Seollard Serves OUiver and Mercer

Cos.

SCS___ East Mercer Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Paul K. Weiser.

Hettinger (Adams) :

FHA Co. Court House. (2) Glenn C.

Emch. Serves Adams and Bowman Cos.

ses Adams Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Ernest S. Johnson.

Hillsboro (Trail!) :

FHA._„_ Court House. (1) Arthur T. Berg.

ses Southeast Trail! Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.

(3) David C. Ebeltoft.

Jamestown (Stutsman) ;

FHA P. O. Box 388. (2) Herman H. Jóos.

SCS._._.._ Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Gordon

K. Widdifield. Stutsman Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit

Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Melvin J.

Berdahl.

Killdeer (Dunn) :

FHA„„_, NYA Bldg., Central Ave. (1)

Charles A. Powell.

SCS_„_„_ Dunn Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Arthur

B. Vandall.

Lakota (Nelson) :

ses Nelson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Arnold H. Kaufman.

La Moure (La Monre) :

FHA Court House. (1) Fred S. Brmiskill.

ses East La Moure Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Harry P. Mach.

Langdon (Cavalier) ;

FHA Court House. (1) Herbert A.

Graham,

SCS.___— East Cavalier Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Curtis L. Loueks. West Cavalier

Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit

Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Andrew H.

Crosby.

Larimore (Grand Forks) :

SCS _ Grand Forks Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

George W. Sanderson.

Leeds (Benson) :

SCS North Central Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Orvil W. Godman.

LInton (Emmons) :

FHA New Court House. (1) Oscar J.

Erickson.

Lisbon (Ransom) :

SCS Sheyenne River LU Proj. Hdqrs.,

Ransom Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,; (6)

Arnold S. Seim.

NORTH DAKOTA—Continued

Mandan (Morton) :

BDI.___ U. S. D. A. Dairy Fid. Sta. Dairy

cattle breeding, feeding, and mgt.;

(6) Robert F. Gaalaas.

FHA P. O. Box 604. (2) Peter E. Albrecht.

PISAE U. S. D. A. Northern Great Plains

Fid. Sta. Soil mgt. under irrig.

Ernest J. George, Supt. (2-*l)

Howard R. Haise.

U. S. D. A. Northern Great Plains

Fid. Sta. Dry-land soil mgt.; (9)

Ernest J. George.

Fruit and vegetable invest.; (1)

William P. Baird. Farm windbreak invest.; Ernest J. George.

Soil Survey; (2-*l) J. Roger McHenry.

Grass breeding, pastures and range

and grass impr. invest.; (2) George

A. Rogler.

SCS _. First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Missouri

Slope Soil Conserv. Dist, Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Joseph

Braud.

Soil Conserv. Nursery; (13) Elmer

L. Worthington.

Mayville (Trail!) :

SCS___ Western Traill Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (2) Allen L. Fisk.

Medora (Billings):

FHA.____ Billings Co. Court House. (1)

Melvin H. Lee. Serves Billings

and Golden Valley Cos.

SCS Western North Dakota LU-24

Project Hdqrs.; (2) Wm. K.

Huttenlocher, (Acting).

Milnor (Sargent) :

SCS Sargent Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.,

Wild Rice Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

ElvinD. Dressel.

Minnewaukan (Benson) :

rHA__„__ Court House. (1) J. Harold Archer.

Minot (Ward) :

FHA_.___^ Court House. (3) Vincent J. McCauley.

EPQ Co. Court House. P. O. Box 1189.

Biology and control of wheat stem

sawfly; (4) Earl F. Davis,

SCS Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Dcnald

T, Aho. East Ward Soil Conserv.

Dist., Midland Soil Conserv.

Dist., Southwest Ward Soil Conserv. Dist.. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (4) Walter H. Michaels.

Mohall (Renville):

FHA_._._ Court House. (3) Harvey J. Patterson. Serves Renville and Burke

Cos.

SCS Renville Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,; (2)

William ÏÎ. Purdy.

Mott (Hettinger) :

FHA Court House. (2) Truman C. Wold.

Serves Hettinger and Slope Cos.

SCS Slope-Hettinger Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

EmilO. Morstad.

New England (Hettinger) :

SCS Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5) Harold

S. Hokenstad. Slope-Hettinger

Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit

Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) Joseph C.

Porter, (Acting).

New Rockford (Eddy) :

FHA P.O. (1) George D.Wales. Serves

Eddy and Foster Cos.

SCS Eddy Co, Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Arvid

C. Sorensen.
NORTH DAKOTA—OHIO 223

NORTH DAKOTA—Continued

New Salem (Morton) :

ses _,_ West Morton Co. Soil Conserv.

Bist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (2) Hugh E. Crosby.

Oakes (Dickey) :

ses James River Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,; (4)

Kenneth M. Larson.

Park River (Walsh) :

FHA Grade School Bldg. (1) Gordon S.

Stephenson. Serves Walsh and

Pembina Cos.

ses... Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) John F,

Dillon. Walsh Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (2) Norman R. McPherson, Acting.

Ray (Williams) :

ses Eastern Williams Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (3) H. Glenn Sims.

Rolette (Rolette) :

ses Rolette Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Vernon R. Carlson, (Acting).

Rugby (Pierce) :

SCS__.._. Pierce Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Ernest B. Douglas.

Stanley (Mountrail) :

FHA Central Cafe Bldg., Main St., Block

8. (4) RayShoff.

bCS- Two Creeks Soil Conserv. Dist,

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

George T. Williams. (Acting).

Rolling Plains Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Earl L. Anderson. (Acting).

Steels (Kidder) :

FHA._ Steele Community Bldg. (1)

_,_„ Earnest M. Nelson.

SCS__ Kidder Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Richard P. Wüliams.

Towner (McHenry) :

FHA._„_ Court House. (2) Johan A. Anderson. Serves McHenry and Pierce

Cos.

ses North McHenry Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (2) Duncan Campbell.

Valley City (Barnes) :

FHA Court House, 6th Ave. and 7th St.

(1) "^^^ter T, Stine.

bCS Barnes Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.: (2)

«r ^ . .« William T. Baribeau. Wahpeton (Richland) :

FHA „ Court House, 7th Ave. No. (1)

^^.. ^ Frank A. Kouba.

PMA, DAI P. O. Box 870. Grading and insp.

serv. on dairy and poultry prod.;

^ ^^^ ^- ^' Voorhees bOb Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Avard

B. Linford. Antelope Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv,

Hdqrs.; (2) Raymond C. Nermoe.

Fairmount Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

XT XX . , ^ James M. Stauffer. Van Hook (Mountrail) :

ses Fort Berthold Soil Conserv. Dist

Work Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) Erwin

,, , ,,, A. Ventsch. (Acting.) Velva (McHenry) : ^ ö /

SCS South McHenry Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Wo i,K /i».r r îîdqî*s.; (1) Gilbert F. Schwandt. Washburn (McLean) :

FHA Box X, City Hall. (3) Joseph W.

Hoye.

SCS South McLean Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (2) Ernest D. Dierks.

NORTH DAKOTA—Continued

Watford City (McKenzie):

FHA Co. Bldg. (2) Oliver Whitmer.

ses—._.. Arnegard-Alexander Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (1) Donald F. Wischow

(Acting). Western N.D, LU-24

Project Hdqrs. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs. (1) Arnold Winsness.

(Acting).

West Fargo (Cass) :

BAI_ c/o Armour and Co. Meat inspection; (17) Leo P. Sullivan.

Westhope (Bottineau)

SCS„ Mouse River Soil Conserv, Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(5) Randolph W. Brown.

WUliston (Williams):

FHA_.„_ P. O. Box 1017. (3) Neis Paul

Ra.simusson.

ses P. O. Bldg. Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(4) Wilton M. Grady. Little

Muddy Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.: (2) Miles

C. White. 16W.4thSt.,BufordTrtnton W. C. U. Proj. Hdqrs.;

(2) Thores K. Lybeck.

OHIO

Ashland (Ashland) :

ses _. 219 W, Main St. Assist sou eons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water

cons, methods of farming; (3)

Donald F. Coffman.

Athens (Athens) :

FS__ __ Buckeye Res. (Central States For.

Expt. Sta.) For. Mgt. Invest.

(51) Robt. W. Merz.

SeS_ Worsteli Bldg., N. Court St. Develop, organize and superv. the

ses program within the units

attached to the work group; (3)

Robert R. Barker.

Federal Bldg., Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (2) W. Eldon

Wiseman.

Batavia (Clermont) :

FHA Co. Bldg. (2) Russell G. England

Serves Clermont and Brown Cos.

ses, Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) David V. Fette.

Belief ontaina (Logan) :

FHA._____ Holley Bldg. (2) Harley H. Kress

„_,_ Serves Logan and Union Cos.

ses _ 225 W. Columbus Ave. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) Walter H. Dove.

Bowling Green (Wood) :

FHA 124 E. Court St. (1) Harold W.

Waugh Serves Wood, Henry, and

Lucas Cos.

SeS__^_—Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

i^^^imi (-) Harold L. Hoover. Bryan (Williams) :

FHA 102 W. High St. (1) Merle C.

Hummel Serves Williams, Defiance, and Fulton Cos.

SCS_ _ _ . __ Main and High Sts. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Robert

N. Mills.
224 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

OHIO—Continued

Bueyrus (Crawford) ;

ses Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) John S. Baker.

Burton (Geauga) :

SCS_, Old Sehool Bldg. Assist, soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Wilbur O.

Shieler.

Cadiz (Harrison) i

SCS._ 144 S, Main St. Assist soil cons.

dists, by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and mairit. of soil and water cons,

methods of farming: (1) John P.

Feisley.

Caldwell (Noble) :

SCS_ P. O. Box 267. Assist soil eons.

dists, by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (3) J. Irvin

Steiner.

Cambridge (Cíuernsey) î

FHA 903 Wheeling Ave. (1) PJchard W.

Hill. Serves Guernsey and

Belmont Cos.

SCS„____ 521 N. 10th St, Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

mthin the units attached to the

work group; (1) Scott C. Hartm.an.

521 N. loth St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) George

W. Eikenberry.

Canton (Stork) :

rHA._.__ Post Office Bldg. (1) Co. Supervisor

Serves Stark, Carroli, JefTerson,

and Columbiana Cos.

Carrollion (Carroll) :

SCS 28 Public Square. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and v/ater cons.

methods of farming; (2) Paul H,

Rinkes.

Celina (Mercer) :

SCS„. 122 W. Market. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop,, estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (1) Loren D,

Carey.

Chlllicothe (Ross) :

SCS P. O. Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists,

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., e^tab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Edson A.

Reeder.

Cmcinnati (Hamilton) j

BAI__..._ 3129 Spring Grove Ave. Meat inspection; (51) e. A. Ward.

Livestock Exchange Bldg., Union

Stockyards, 3129 Spring Grove

Ave. Public stockyards inspection; sanitary handling of import

animal byproducts, hay. and

straw; (2) John P. Gest.

PMA, DAI 504 U. S. Post Office Bldg. Mkt.

News Service on dairv and poultry prod.; (1-1f) C. C. McClure.

152 E. 4th St. Milk mkt. order

admin.; (13) F. W. Issler.

OHIO—Continued

Cincinnati (Hamilton)—Continued

PMA, FV. U. S. P. O. and Court House,

Market news service on fruits and

vegetables; (3) J. J. Gardiner.

Standardization and inspection

of fresh fruits and vegetables;

Ra^Tnond ¥/. Dickerson.

PIvlA. GR_ 609 P. O. Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; misc. comm. insp.

serv.; (4) L. F.Butler.

PMA, LIV Room 110 Livestock Exchange

Bldg. Administration of Packers

and Stockyards Act; (3) C. W.

Morton. Market News Service

on livestock; (3) J. H. Dietrich.

Meat Grading Service; (6) W. C.

Brettschneider, 509 P, O, Bldg.

Investigation pertaining to Insecticide Act; (1) S. S, Story,

SCS . Nat'l. Housing Agency Bldg.,

Green Hills Village. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(—) Paul B. Calebaugh.

Cire levill e (Pickav/ay) :

SCS 114 N. Court St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and mairat. of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (1) James A.

/ Muster.

Cleveland (Cuyahoga) :

BAI_ 535-537 Federal Bldg. Meat inspection; (46) B. W. Burke.

EPQ _ _. „ - 18000 Euclid Ave. Enforcement of

Japanese beetle quarantine, including inspection and certification service: George W. Burke.

PMA, DAI 4000 Orange Ave. Mkt. News Serv.

on dairy and poultry prod.; (1-11)

R. J. Van Houten.

2163 E, 2nd St. Milk mkt. order

admin.; (60) H. G. Eisaman.

PMA, FV_ N. Ohio Food Terminal. Market

news service on fruits and vegetables; (1) P. S. Nightingale,

Standardization and inspection

of iveah. fruits and vegetables;

(2) M. L. Hamilton.

PMA, LIV 3200 W. 65th St. Administration

of Packers and Stockyards Act;

(3) J. B. Hanks. Meat Grading

Service; (6) A. J. Naegele.

Columbus (Franklin) :

BAI_. 504 New P. O. Bldg. Meat inspection: animal foods inspection;

(20) W. E. Spierling.

38 Old P. O. Bldg. Scabies, tuberculosis, and brucellosis eradication;

public stockyards inspection; sanitary handling oí import animal

byproducts, hay, and straw;

(29-*3) Robert L. Knudson.

502 New P.O. Bldg. Virus-serum

control; (3^ Robert Thumann.

BAE. ^-_ 424 New P.O. Bldg. Crop and Livestock Reports; (10-*4) G. S. Ray.

BDI_-^-.. Ohio State University. Breeding

strains of dairy cattle suitable for

use by small dairymen of the U. S.

to iricrease the producing efficiency

of their herds; (*4) Thomas M.

Ludwick. Utilization of milk,

skim milk and whey proteins in

the manufacture of cheese; W.

James Harper,

EPQ .. . Ohio State University, 1001 West

Lane Ave. Investigations of insects affecting legume seed

products; Bernard A. App.
OHIO 225

OHIO—Continued

Columbus (Franklin)—Continued

EPQ Legume Seed Research Laboratory,

4299 N. High St. Pollination

studies in connection with legume

seed production; (1) Alan W.

Woodrow.

P. O. Bldg. State leadership in

black stem rust control activities;

(2) Harry Atwood.

P. O. Box 244, Station G. Investigations of insect vectors of the

phloem necrosis disease of elm

and of the Dutch elm disease;

(11) Russell R. Whitten.

151 West Eleventh Ave. Investigations of insecticides for control of

insects affecting vegetables; (2)

Ford H. Harries.

FCIC Room 224 Old Federal Bldg. Third

and State Sts, Accepts applications, supervises adjustment of

losses, reviews loss claims, general

responsibility for administration

of crop insurance in the State;

(5) Edgar F. Hempy.

FHA...__ Room 317 Old P. O. Bldg. Serves as

Administrator's liaison representative with State Directors in Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Maine,

Massachusetts, Connecticut, New

Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Jersey, and Maryland,

Delaware. A. L. Sorensen; (17)

State Director—Ohio. Clarence

A.Gehrig.

FS _ 111 Old Federal Bldg., Central

States Forest Expt. Sta. Forest

Mgt. invest., survey of for. econ.

invest.; (67) Harold L. Mitchell.

PISAE State Agr. Expt. Sta., Soil Survey:

(*1) James H. Petro.

State Coll. of Agr. Legume prod,

invest.; (*1) Charles J. Willard.

For. Path. Lab., P. O. Box 244,

Station G. Invest, of diseases of

elm and other shade trees; (3)

Roger U. Swingle.

PMA,,,., 202 Old Federal Bldg. Acting State

Chairman in charge of all prod,

and mkt. programs; (25) Dale C.

Williams, Chairman.

PMA, DAI 728 State Dept. Bldg. Grading and

insp. serv. on dairy and poultry

prod.; (2t) R. C. Wiseman.

718 State Office Bldg. Mkt. News

Serv. on dairy and poultry prod.;

(If) R. B. Slack.

Rm. 41 Old Federal Bldg. Milk

mkt. order admin.; (8) F. W.

Issler,

PMA, FV_ State Office Bldg. and Old Federal

Bldg. Standardization and inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; F. C. Hartz. Standardization and inspection of

processed fruits and vegetables;

(6) E. H. Bagley. Old Federal

Bldg.

PMA, LIV 407 New Federal Bldg. Meat

Grading Service; (9) R. S.

Mueller.

SCS„...„ iney2 W. Broad St. Develop,

organize and superv. the SCS

program within the units attached

to the work group; (5) Curtiss O.

Steels,

11163^ W. Broad St. Assist soil

cons, dists, by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab,, and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of|farming;

(2) Lawrence W. Daniels,

OHIO—Continued

Columbus (Franklin)—Continued

SCS—--_- 79 N. Third St. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the state of Ohio; (12-*1)

Thomas C. Kennard.

SOL New Federal Bldg., c/o Forest

Service. Abstracting work in

connection with land acquisition

activities of the Dept. in region

served by this office; John S.

Hampton.

Coshocton (Coshocton) :

SCS___ 540 Main St. Develop, organize and

superv. the SCS program within

the units attached to the work

group; (5) Herbert T. Marshall.

540 Main St. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (5) Glenn

Morris.

Expt. watersheds; relation of land

use to runoff and erosion control;

(17) Lloyd L. Harrold.

Cuyahoga Fails (Summit) :

SCS P. O. Bldg., Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Earl P.

Cariton.

Dayton (Montgomery) :

BAI __ 315 Federal Bldg. Meat inspection;

(7) Bruce Kester.

PMA, DAI 434 Third National Bank Bldg.

Milk mkt. order admin.; (10)

F. W. Issler.

SCS._ , 136 S. Ludlow St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (—) Paul

H. Poster.

Defiance (Defiance) :

SCS 522K Clinton St. Develop, organize and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (2) Hohart S. Sockman.

Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (—) Thomas O. Miller.

Delaware (Delaware) :

SCS_„ 57K N. Sandusky. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) William

A. Hayes.

Dover (Tuscarawas) :

EPQ _ Federal Bldg. Enforcement of

Japanese beetle quarantine in

Ohio, West Virginia, and western

Pennsylvania, including inspection and certification service; (10)

John H. Harman.

Eaton (Preble) t

SCS...—. Eaton Nat'l. Bank Bldg,, Cor. Main

and Barron Sts. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop,, estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (—) George

T. Haynes, Jr.

Elyria (Lorain) :

SCS„„__ 214 Elyria Block, 538 Broad St.

Develop, organize and superv. the

SCS program?within"^the^units

attached to the"* work group;

(8) Arthur R. Sanford.
226 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

OHIO—ContÎTiued

Kîyria ([-orain)—Continued

ñ<^S ñS8 Broad St. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab..

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farnniing:: (1) Richard

S. Keep.

Findlay (Hancock) :

FHA^ P. O. Bldg. (1) Mervin B. Pifer.

Serves Hancock, Hardin, Allen

and Putnam Cos.

i^CS __ 124 W. Front St. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (5) John Edwin

Bradfute.

124 W. Front St. Assist soil eons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (3) Milford

E.Schmidt.

Fremont (Sandusky) :

SCS __ P. O. Bîdg, Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (2) Donald

A. Clegg.

GallipoHs (Gallia) :

FHA 28 State St. (1) Co. Supervisor.

Serves Gallia, Vinton, and Meigs

Cos.

SCS _ 28 State St. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

m.ethods of farming; (2) Harold

W.Black.

Geneva (4shtabula) :

FHA 1 P. O. Bldg. (2) Hugh K. Clifton.

Serves Ashtabula, Lake, and

GeaugaCos.

Georgetown (Brown) :

SCS ._ Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming. (2) Alfonso D. Robertson.

Hamilton (Butler) :

FHA 208 New Federal Bldg. (1) Ralph

B. Voorhis. Serves Butler,

Hamilton, and Preble Cos.

SCS.__ Old P. O, Bldg. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (2) Howard B.

Haskins.

Old P. O. Bldg. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (3) Gerald

A. Morris.

Hillsboro (Highland) :

SCS__ 102 N. Main St. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (4) Robert C. Barre.

102 N. Main St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Lavern

C.Watson.

Ironton (Lawrence) :

FHA. Court House. (1) Norwood W.

Glines. Serves Lawrence, Scioto,

and Jackson Cos.

SCS___ First National Bank Bldg. Assist

soir eons, dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop., estab,, and m_aint. of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Ben B. Bachulis.

OHIO—Continued

Jackson (Jackson):

SCR ._ Harbarger Bldg, Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (3) Melvin E. Gatewood.

Harbarger Bldg. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and inaint. of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (2) Lee M.

Cleland.

JeffervSon (Ashtabula) :

SCS Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (—) John F. Wilson.

Kenton (Hardin) :

SCS 4383^ S. Main St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Frederick

J, Reed.

Lancaster (Fairfield) :

SCS ___--- 201 s. Broad St. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (4) Pearl L. Fogle.

413-16-18 Civic Loan Bldg., Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical

assist to farmers in the develop.,

estab,, and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) Frank L. Garr.

Lebanon (Warren) :

SCS_- 13 S. Broadway. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (3) Wayne E.

Wilson.

Lima fAllen) ;

PMÀ, DAI 420 Dominion Bldg. Milk mkt.

order admin.; (2) F. W. Issler.

SCS______, Faurot Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Lincoln

L. Bortón.

Lisbon (Columbiana) :

SCS Court House. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (2) James W. Pendry.

Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (3) Herman

L. Reuter.

Logan (Hocking) ;

SCS 2 E. Main St. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Wallace

A. Gillogly.

London (Madison) ^ FHA 50 S. Main St. (2) Alvin W. Barr.

Serves Madison, Fayette, and

Piekaway Cos.

SCS 72 H S. Main. Assist soil cons. dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Elwood

Paul Bangham.

Mansfield (Richland) :

SCS 157 N. Mulberry St. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water eons, methods of fanning;

(1) Robert L. Hüliard.
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OHIO—Contmucd

Marietta (Washington) î

FHÂ_.„__ 610 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. (2)

Jerald E. Miller. Serves Washington, Morgan, and Athens Coa.

SCS ,.,,.. Putnam and 2nd Sts. Develop,

organize and superv. the SCS program within the units attached to

the work group; (2) Clarence W.

McKnight.

Putnam and 2nd Sts, Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) J. Leslie Yohn.

Marion (Marion) :

SCS Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) William L. Williams.

Marysviile (Union) :

SCS Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (2) Halsey C. Eleyet.

McArthur (Vinton) :

SCS_„_„„^ Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab,, and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Kenneth A. Mitchell.

McConnelsville (Morgan) :

SCS, _ Village Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Thomas

M. Parry.

Medina (Medina) :

FHA 234 South Court St. (2) Arden J,

Welty. Serves Medina, Cuyahoga, Wayne, and Summit Cos.

SCS 2341^ S. Court St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Frank V.

R. Veirs, Jr.

Millersburg (Holmes) :

FHA„__._ 1 E. Jackson St. (1) Charles D.

Curry. Serves Holmes, Coshocton and Knox Cos.

SCS 303 E. Jackson St. Assist soil eons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (1) John R,

Durschlag.

Mount Gilead (Morrow) :

FHA „ Court House. (2) Herbert V.

Anderson. Serves Morrow,

Marion, Delaware, and Franklin

Cos.

SCS Court House. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (5) Roy Kinnaird.

Court House. Assist sou cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Roy

Roller.

Mt. Vernon (Knox) :

SCS p. O. Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint.

of soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (2) Floyd E. Heft.

OHIO—Continued

Newark (Licking) :

SCS.-^,,„. 63 N. 4th St. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab,,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (3) Morton

H. Hamilton.

New Lexington (Perry) :

FHA., _. „ Peoples Bank Bldg. (1) Kenneth G.

Wertman. Serves Perry, Fairfield, and Hocking Cos.

New Philadelphia (Tuscarawas) :

FHA.,__„ 203 P. O. Bldg. (1) Cornell E.

Copeland. Serves Tuscarawas

and Harrison Cos.

SCS MuskingumConservancy Dist.Bldg.

Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (3) David C. Brooks.

Muskingum Conservancy Dist. Bldg.

Acts as liaison officer between SCS

Region 3 and the Muskingum

Watershed Conservancy District

to assist the planning and supervising of a forestry program on

lands owned and operated by the

Conservancy District.; (-) Herbert P. Garritt.

Norwalk (Huron) :

FHA_„___ P, O. Bldg. (1) Ned E. Junk.

Serves Huron, Erie, Lorain, Ashland, and Richland Cos.

SCS_„ P.O. Bldg, Assist soil cons. dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint.

of soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Robert M. Calhoun.

Painesville (Lake) :

SCS P.O. Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop,, estab., and maint,

of soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (2) George J. Garman.

Paulding (Paulding) :

SCS„_ „ Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (—) Jeptha D, Fitzgerald.

Piqua (Miami) :

BAI__--__ c/o The Val Decker Packing Co,,

East Ash St. and River. Meat

inspection; (3) V. W. Routzong.

Pomeroy (Meigs) :

SCS 1st Floor, Masonic Bldg., Mulberry

Ave. Assist soil cons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop,, estab., and maint,

of soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Carl W. Bilikam.

Portsmouth (Scioto) :

SCS -__ Court House. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop,, estab.,

and maint, of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (2) James S.

Bennett,

Ravenna (Portage) :

SCS ^_- Federal Bldg, Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Paul D.

Herschler.

St. Clairsville (Belmont) î

SCS___ Masonic Temple Bldg. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(2) Clarence W. McKnight.
228 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

OHIO—Continued

Simduskv fEriel Î ^ . 1

tîons on grape inaecta: George W. i

Still.

Sidney (Shelby) : . .,

SOS ^_. 101 Poplar St. Assist, sod cons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Albert C

Addison.

Somerset (Perry) : o- A • ^

gCS_^ Bowser Bldg., Columbus ST. Assist

soil eons, dists. by giving teehnical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, methods of farming;

(1) Walter D. Mahan.

Springfield (Clark) : ,,. ^, • , ,-, , ,•

FHA .^- P. O. Bldg. (1) Alvm A. Conklm.

Serves Clark, Greene, and Montgomery Cos.

ses ^ 217 Federal Bldg. Develop, organize

and superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (4) Dan W. BusTcirk.

217 Federal Bldg. Assist, soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Herbert

C. Johnson, Jr.

Steubenville (Jefferson)-. . . ., ,."

gçg ^ P. O. Bldg. Assist, soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Kenneth

E. Thomas.

Tiffin (Seneca) : , „ „, ,. , „^ /i% TT PHA 1411^ S. Washington St. (1) Henry

B. Swearingen. Serves Seneca,

Sandusky, Ottawa, Wyandot, and

Crawford Cos.

SCS _ . 156 S. Washington St. Assist, soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., and maint, of soil and

water cons, method.s of farming;

(-—) John W. Millar.

Toledo (Lucas) : _, ^^ .,. ^- ,

T3PQ - 3620 River Rd. Mailmg Address:

Box 107Station E. European corn

borer investigations; Clarence A.

Crooks.

PISAE _ 3620 River Rd., P. O. Box 107

Station E. Pest and plant disease

control machinery; (6) Frank

Irons.

PMA Rm. 19 Old Federal Bldg. Milk

DIÀ. mkt. order admin.; (5) F. W.

Issler. ^ ,

PMA CTFV 337-347 Summit-Cherry Bldg. Admin. Grain Standards Act: bean

and pea insp. serv.; misc. comm.

insp. serv.; (6) H. F. Prue.

Trov (Miami): , „, , „ ^ " FHA _ P.O. Bldg. (1) Theodore E.Drost.

Serves Miami, Darke, and Champaign Cos.

SOS._ City Hall. Assist = soil cons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., and maint.

of soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (1) V/illiamP. Matthev^s,

Jr.

Upper Sandusky (Wyandot) t

SCS _ P. O, Bldg. Assist, soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., e^tab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Kenneth

Welsey Throckmorton.

OHIO—Continued

Urbana fChampaign) :

S"-: p. O. Bid^. Assist soil cons, dists

-" "' \ by giving technical assist, tc

farmers in the develop., estab.

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Marion E,

FairalL

Van Wfirt (Van Wert) :

FHA„. ;_ P. O. Bldg. (1) Bert O. Marshall.

Serves Van Wert and Paulding

- . - Cos.

Waoakoneta (Auglaize) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (2) Glenn W. Hays,

Serves Auglaize, Mercer, and

Shelby Cos.

BCB__ P. O. Bldg. (Exc-Soilman, Eng. and

Eng. Aid in Hotel Koneta.) Develop, organize and superv. the

SCS* program within the units

attached to the work group; (3)

Williams. Ufer.

P. O. Bldg. Assist, soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Myron L.

Rutledge.

Warren (Trumbull) : \' ,.

PHA. „ P. O. Bldg. (1) Merritt M. Corbm.

Serves Trumbull, Mahoning, and

Portage Cos.

SCS._ 123 High St., N. E. Develop,

organize and superv. the SCS

program within the units attached

to the work group; (3) Charles G.

Phillips.

Washington Court House (Fayette) :

SCS ^ 142)^ E. Court St. Assist, son cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Francis J.

Baker.

Wauseon (Fulton) : ,

SCS_ 119K N. Fulton St. Assist, soil cons.

dista, by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and m.aint. of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Paul R..

Gorby.

Waverly (Pike) : „, r^ c, FHA _ = - Court House. (2) Elmer E. Shoemaker. Serves Pike and Ross

Cos.

SCS__,-.-- Assist, soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., and maint, of

soil and water eons, methods of

farming; (1) Clarence E. Redman.

West Union (Adams) :

FHA - Adams Co. Bldg. & Loan Bldg. (2)

J. Howard Fettro. Serves Adams

and Highland Cos.

SCS - Court House, Assist, soil eons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

methods of farming; (2) William

R. Vanlandingham.

Wilmington (Clinton) :

FHAJ (1) Grady M. Rhodes. Serves Ghnton and Warren Cos.

SCS - P. O. Bl dg. Assist. soil cons. dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons.

m.ethods of farming; (2) John L.

Smith.

Woodsfield (Monroe) : , .,. „^ ^ ,

FHA P.O. Bldg. ( 1) Philip W. Grabman.

Serves Monroe and Noble Co

SCS . . = - - Court House. .Assist, soil eons, dists.

by givirig technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and mai un. of soil and water eons,

methods of farming; (1) Howard

S. Beall,
OHIO—OKLAHOMA 229

OHIO—Continued

Wooster (Wayne) :

EPQ ._ Ohio Ag^ricultural Experiment Station. Studies of the oriental fruit

moth; Roy W. Rings.

PISAE State Agr. Expt. Sta. Fertilizer and

liming materials. Charles J.

Schollenberger.

State Corn prod, and breeding;

(2~*2) Glen H. Stringfieid. Corn

physiol.; (1-*1) Jasper D. Sayre.

Soft wheat quality; (4-*2) Charles

E. Bode, in charge of Fed. Soft

Wheat Lab.

Grasses; (*1) Lloyd E. Thatcher.

ses P. O. Bldg. Assist, soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (2) Robert

Dush,

Thorne Hall, Ohio Agr. Expt. Sta.

Soil and water conserv. field

trails; (1) Harold L. Borst.

Dept. of Forestry, Ohio Agr. Expt.

Sta. Coop, invest, and tests of

superior erosion control plants and

methods of management; (*1)

Oliver D. Diller.

Dept. of Argon., Ohio Agr. Expt.

Sta. Study of methods of erosion

control under varying types of

land use; (*1) Robert E. Yoder.

Xenia (Greene) :

SOS Room 10, 4 W. Main St. Assist.

soil eons, dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab,, and maint, of

soil and water cons, methods of

farming; (3) Julius A, Odegard.

Youngstown (Mahoning) :

PMA, FV_ 335 U. S. P. O. Standardization and

Inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (1) J. S. Tillman Jr.

Zanesville (Muskingum) :

FHA, Masonic Temple Bldg. (1) Co.

Supervisor.

SCS._ Route 5, Conducts special nursery

program to provide needed erosion

control plants.; (9) Tom O.

Bradley.

ses Richards Bldg. Assist, soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab.,

and maint, of soil and water cons,

methods of farming; (1) Hubert

J. Muse.

OKLAHOMA

Ada (Pontotoe) :

FHA P. O. Box 128. (2) Leonard L.

Downing.

ses- 131 East 12th St. Technical assistance to Blue and Boggy Soil Conservation District; (4) Byron T.

Smith,

Altus (Jackson) :

EPQ 508 Badger-Henry Bldg. Quarantine

operations against the pink bollworm; (2) Willie F. Senette.

119H North Hudson St. Quarantine

operations against the pink bollworm; (1) Willie F. Senette.

FHA. P. O. Box 111. (1) George L.

McKeaigg.

PMA, 105K West Commerce St. Cotton

COT. quality stat., cotton classification,

cotton mkt. news, and cottonseed

inspection; (5-33) J. A. Albritton.

SCS 1153^ South Main. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to districts; (5)

Ralph H. Gieek. Technical assistance to Jackson Co. Soil Conservation District; (2) Fred G. Hindman. Irrigation Project;'.(4) Grant

Woodward.

OKLAHOMA—Continued

AIva (Woods) î

FHA„„._ P. O. Box 440. (1) Cecil N. Kirkland.

SCS 423 College Ave. Technical assistance to East Woods Co. Soil conservation District; (2) Robert E.

Garner,

Anadarko (Caddo) ;

FHA P. O. Box 670. (1) Wüliam A.

Hamilton.

SCS—„_ _ Pair Grounds. Supervision of work

unit offices engaged in technical

assistance to districts; (3) Grover

C. Gardner, Jr. Technical assistance to South Caddo Co., Soil

Conservation District; (5) Robert

N. Wall., Technical supervision of

conservation surveys programs;

Edward J. Anderson.

Antiers (Fushmafaha) :

FHA_,_.._ P. O. Box 357. (1) Carl M. Speer.

SCS_-. Agricultural Bldg. Technical assistance to Pushmataha Co. Soil Conservation District; (3) Vincent

Garner.

Ardmore (Carter) :

FHA_.„„_ P. O. Box 119, (1) Deibert A.

Rounsavüle,

SCS„ Fair Grounds Auditorium. Supervision of work unit officers engaged

In technical assistance to districts;

(2) Albert L. Bachman. Technical

assistance to ArbucMe Soil Conservation District; (5) Herbert W.

Young.

Arnetf (Ellis) :

FHA P. O. Box 9S. (1) E. Morgan

Hensley.

Atoka (Atoka) :

FHA Court House. (1) Ernest L. Hodges,

SCS Co. Agricultural Bldg. Technical

assistance to Atoka Co. Soil Conservation District; (4) Winnard

Bo McAllster.

Bartlesvilie (Washington) :

FHA . P.O. Box 1458. (1) J. Gunter Lane.

Serves Washington and Nowata

Co.

SCS_„ p. O. Supervision of work unit

offices engaged in technical assistance to districts; (3) Ray D.

Kinnard, Technical assistance to

Caney Valley Soil Conservation

District; (3) Charlie Kilpatrick.

Beaver (Beaver) i

SCS Co. Court House. Technical assistance to East Beaver Co. Soil Conservation District; (4) Theodore

Lehman.

Blackwell (Kay) :

SCS P. O. Technical assistance to

Western Kay Co. Soil Conservation District; (3) Willis H. Milton.

Boise City (Cimarrón) r

SCS Technical assistance to Cimarrón

Co. Soil Conservation District;

(3)WülisJ.Sorrells.

Bristow (Creek) î

SCS_-_._„ 103K West Sixth St. Technical

Stösistance to Creek Co. Soil Conservation District; (2) Howard C.

Lewis.

Broken Arrow (Tulsa) :

SCS__, Technical assistance to ArkansasVerdigris. Soil Conservation District; (4) Warren M, McCarty,

Buffalo (Harper) :

SCS Technical assistance to Harper Co.

Soil Conservation District; (3)

Clarence E.Stith.

Chandler (Lincoin) :

FHA.„__ P. O. Box 237. (1) Aubrey N.

Pelker.

SCS 106M West 8th St. Technical assistance to Lincoln Co. Soil Conservation District; (3) Lee H,

Carleton.
230 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

OKLAHOMA—Continned

Checotah (Mclntosh) :

ses Technical assistance to Checotah

Soil Conservation District. (S)

David H.Markham.

<]herokee (Alfalfa) î

FHA Court House. (1) Bul Olin Holding.

ses 100 North Grand. Technical assistance to Alfalfa Co. Soil Conservation District; (4) Warren R. Park,

Soil and water conserv. expt. sta.;

(n) Harley A. Daniel.

Cheyenne (Roger Mills) :

FHA P. O. Box 407. (1) Samuel M.

Perry.

BCS Technical assistance to Upper Washita. Soil Conservation District;

(8) Matthew Carlos Sooter. Land

Utilization Project; (1) Matthew

Carlos Sooter.

Chickasha (Grady) Î

rHA„_.=._ p. O. Box 888, (3) Charl«? M.

Smith.

PISAE Cotton Expt. Sta. (coop,). Cotton

inipr. invest.; (*2) Ishmael M.

Parrott.

ses -_- 3103-^ Chiekasha Ave. Supervision

of work unit offices engaged in

technical assistance to districts;

(1) Clay E. Wilson. Technical

assistance to Grady Co. Soil Conservation District; (6) Arthur T.

Elder.

f'laremore (Rogers) :

FHA._.__„ p. O. Box 229. (3) Clausine R.

Vincent.

ses Co, Court House. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to districts; (2)

John Allen Killough. Technical

assistance to Rogers Co. Soil

Conservation District; (3) Myron

A. Kurd.

Clinton (Custer) :

FHA__..__ p. O. Box 221. (3) Lloyd G. Turner.

ses 609 North Sixth. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to districts; (1)

Marshall N. Jordan. Technical

assistance to upper Washita Soil

Conservation District; (7) Andrew

A. Orr.

Coaîgate (Coal) :

FHA P. O. Box 231. (1) John D. Holley.

ses -. Technical assistance to Blue &,

Boggy. Soil Conservation District; (2) Charles T. Forrester.

Cordell (Washita) :

PHA._„._ 1st National Bank Bldg. (1)

George R. Rea.

SCS Technical assistance to Upper Washita. Soil Conservation District;

(4) Sellers G. Archer.

Duncan (Stephens) :

FHA P. O. Box 471. (1) David G. Sease.

SCS______ 702 South Seventh St. Technical

assistance to Stephens Co. Soil

Conservation District; (7) Bob R,

Brown.

Durant (Bryan) :

FHA P. O. Box 451. (3) Paul L. Hayes.

ses„..____ 309H West Main. Technical assistance to Bryan Co. Soil Conservation District; (3) Walter B. Jessee.

Elk City (Beckham) :

EPQ 301 South Main. Quarantine operations against the pink bollworm;

James S. Wilson.

El Reno (Canadian) :

BAI______ Beef Cattle Research Station. Beef

cattle investigations (Cooperative); (*5) D. F. Stephens,

FHA „P.O.Box 852. (1) Joe L. Young.

Enid (Garfield) :

FHA P. O. Box 127. (1) Milford M.

Robertson.

OKLAHOMA—Continufîd

Enid (Garfield)—Continued

PMA.GR- 319 P. O. Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; hay insp. serv.;

misc. cornm. insp. serv.; (5) J. W.

Fletcher.

ses ^ -. Federal Building. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to districts; (2)

Richard Chelf. Technical assistance to East Garfield Co. Soil Conservation District; (3) Claude T.

Newland.

Eufaula (Mclntosh) :

FHA, P. O. Box 546. (1) Enoch James

Jordan.

ses ^ - Technical assistance to Mclntosh

Co. Soil Conservation District;

(3) Reuben B, Robertson.

Fairview CMajor) :

FHA^ 1__ P. O. Box 86. (1) Herbert H.

Holmes.

ses Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Major Co. Soil Conservation District; (3) Alvin Berg.

Fort Cobb (Caddo) :

ses Technical assistance to South Caddo

Co. Soil Conservation District;

(5) Herbert A. Prevett.

Frederick (Tiïiman) î

FHA P. O. Box 880. (1) John H. Meng.

SCS ._- P. O. Technical assistance to Big

Pasture and West Tillman Soil

Conservation District; (4) Chester

C. Gray.

Freedom (Woods) :

SCS__._. Freedom State Bank Bldg. Technical assistance to Woods Co. Soil

Conservation District; (2) J. Wen=

dell Blackketter.

Geary (Elaine) :

ses Technical assistance to Central

North Canadian Soil Conservation District. (-3) Elza C. Bullen.

Goodwell (Texas) í

SeS._-_-- Panhandle A. & M. Coll. Studies of

wind erosion risk; (1-*1) H. H.

Finnell.

Guthrie (Logan) :

FHA „ Federal Bldg. (2) Chester J. Dotter.

SCS - P. O. Technical assistance to Cottonwood Creek Soil Conservation

District; (3) Roy Erwin.

Federal Bldg. (P. O. Box 465). Soil

and water conserv. expt. sta.;

(5-*l) Harley A. Daniel.

Guvmon (Texas) :

FHA P. O. Box 549. (3) Allen Williams.

Serves Texas, Cimarrón, and

Beaver Cos.

ses . 122 West Fourth St. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to districts; (3)

John F. Bailey. Technical assistance to Texas Co. Soil Conservation District; (3) George H.

Nicholson.

Hammon (Roger Mills) :

ses Technical assistance to Upper Washita. Soil Conservation District;

(6) BobWright.

Hinton (Caddo) :

ses _- Technical assistance to North Caddo

Co. Soil Conservation District;

(5)BodieE.Wüson.

Hobart (Kiowa) t

FHA__._._ P. O. Box 832. (1) Harry L. Cross.

ses Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Kiowa Co. Soil Conservation District; (4) Thurman A.

Pyron.

HoldenvDle (Hughes) :

FHA.„___ P. O. Box 823. (1) Clyde E, Wren.

Hollis (Harmon) :

PHA__.___ P. O. Box 111. (1) Carl D. Harris.

ses P.O. Technical assistance to Farm

Security Soil Conservation District; (4) Joe Bob Hall.
OKLAHOMA 231

OKLÂHOMA—Continued

Hu^o (Choctaw) :

FHA P. O. Box 151. (4) Ben Franklin

Harrison.

SCS_ _____ 204 North B St. Supervision of work

unit offices engaged in technical

assistance to districts; (3) Eiirsell

S. Cordell. Technical assistance to

Kiamiehi Soil Conservation District; (3) Stewart H. Jessee.

Idabel (McCurtain) :

FHA___.__ P. O. Box 449. (6) Francis M.

Currin.

ses- ^ Technical assistance to Little Eiver

Soil Conservation District. (4)

Earl J. Hayes. Land Utilization

Project; (10) Earl J, Hayes.

Jay (Delaware) :

FHA P. O. Box M. (1) Otto G. Pollock.

ses Technical assistance of Delaware Co.

Soil Conservation District; (3)

OrphasM.Triplett.

Kingfisher (Kingfisher) :

PHA_ Court House. (1) Harry E. McCartney.

Konawa (Seminóle) :

SCS_ Broadway and First, Technical

assistance to Konawa Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Herbert Sugg.

Lawton (Comanche) :

FHA P.O.Box776. (1) NaomiP. Bigbee.

ses Federal Building. Technical assistance to Comanche County Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Jean H. Matthews.

Leedey (Dewey) :

ses Technical assistance to Upper Washita Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Roy L.

Anderson.

Lindsay (Garvín) :

SCS Technical assistance to Garvin-Murray Soil Conserv. Dist.; (6) J.

Vernon Martin.

Madill (Marshall) :

FHA..._.- P. O. Box 107. (1) Albert L. Kerr.

ses 128 Court House Square. Technical

assistance to Marshall County

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) George W.

Stokes.

Mangum (Greer) :

FHA P. O. Box 479. (1) LoyalJ. Bell.

ses Post Office. Technical assistance to

Greer County Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) James B. McBrlde.

Marietta (Love) :

FHA P.O. Box 631. (1) George R. Harkey.

ses 114 West Main. Teehnicapassistance

to Red River Valley Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Ernest L. Castle.

McAlester (Fittsburg) :

FHA P. O. Bos 174. (1) Strederick W.

Roark Serves Pittsburg and Latimer Cos.

ses Federal Bldg. Technical assistance

to Gaines Creek Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Clarence W. Sittel.

Medford (Grant) :

FHA P.O. Box 185. (1) Julius J. Darden.

ses County Court House. Technical

assistance to Grant County Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Alvin M.

Clements.

Miami (Ottawa) :

BAI c/o Western, Inc. Meat inspection;

(1) L. S. Smith.

FHA P.O.Box877. (1) HarleyB. Moore.

ses Post Office. Technical assistance to

Ottawa County Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Keith C. Bennett.

Mountain View (Kiowa) :

ses Technical assistance to Mountain

View Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Paul

Copeland.

OKLAHOMA—Continued

Muskogee (Muskogee) :

FHA_ P. O. Box 1562. (3) Richard I.

Walker.

ses P. O. Supervision of work unit

offices engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (2) Charles A.

Evans. Technical assistance to

Muskogee-Okmulgee Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Lloyd Gholson.

Newkirk (Kay) :

FHA Court House. (1) CountySupervisor.

SeS^ . 1003^ South Main. Technical assistance to Arkansas River—-Kay

County Soil Conserv. Dist,; (3)

George D. Rule.

Norman (Cleveland) :

FHA_- 205 Security NationalBldg. (1)

Ellis Gumm.

ses 131 East Main St. Technical assistance to Cleveland Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Jesse J. Murrel.

Nowata (Nowata) ;

ses-.__-- inH Maple St. Technical assistance to Upper Verdigris Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Wilson E,

Brant.

Okeene (Blaine) :

ses Technical assistance to Cimarrón

Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Harold E. Welch.

Okemah (Okfuskee) :

FHA_ Court House. (1) Robert E. Powers.

SCS__ 402>^ West Broadway. Technical

assistance to Okfuskee Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Harry L.

Whitaker.

Oklahoma City (Oklahoma) :

BAI 607 Leonhardt Bldg. Meat inspection; animal foods inspection; (46)

Charles Hackenberg.

505 Leonhardt Bldg. Scabies, tick,

tuberculosis, and brucellosis eradication; public stockyards inspection; (23) R. K. Benn.

BAE__ 318 P. O. Bldg. Crop and Livestock

Reports; (8) K. D. Blood.

FHA-„__. 500 Oklahoma Natural Bldg. (2)

Pat, R. Allen.

Room 404 Federal Bldg. (50) State

Director—Oklahoma. E. Lee

Ozbirn.

PMA, 700H West Grand. Cotton quality

COT. sta., cotton classification, cotton

mkt. news, and cottonseed inspection; (7-27) H. E. Wickes.

PMA, Room 214, 102 N.W. 3rd St.

DAI. Grading and insp. serv. on dairy

and poultry production; (1-1)

J.B.York.

PMA, 231 Livestock Ex. Bldg. AdminisLIV. tration of Packers and Stockyards

Act; (6) C. B. Jennings. Market

News Service on livestock; (2)

E.H. Richardson. Meat Grading

Service; (3) R. A. Fowler.

ses 2800 S. E. Ave. State Headquarters;

(37) Harry M. Chambers. Supervision of work unit offices engaged

in technical assistance to districts;

(3) Russell J. Chance. Technical

assistance to Oklahoma Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Jewell D.

Randolph.

Okmulgee (Okmulgee) :

BAI e/o Fidelity Laboratories, Inc. Virusserum control; (—) Thomas W.

Tamoglia.

FHA._„._ P. O. Box 349. (2) Paris O. Russell.

SeS_-__»_ Federal Bldg. Technical assistance

to Okmulgee Co. Soil Conserv*

Dist.; (4) Nolen R. Dentón.

Pauls Valley (Garvin) :

FHA^__._ Agricultural Bldg. (I) Otto L. Vest

Serves Garvin and Murray Cos.
282 DÏRECTOEY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

OKLAHOMA—Continuea

Paiils Valley (Garvin)—Continued ;

SOS Co. Agricultural Bldg. Supervision

of work unit offices engaged in

technical assistance to dists.; (1)

Samuel D. Lowe. Teehnical assistance to Garvin-Murray iSoil

Conserv. Dist.r (4) Wesley H.

Meinders. - ,

Pawhuska (Oaage) : ' ^ - - PHA :. Whiting Bldg. (1) Kenneth S.Pratt.

ses - 7th and Kihekah Sta. Technical

assistance to Usage Go. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Vernon L:. Horn.

Pawnee (Pawnee) : * ^ /

FHÂ _ . P. O .Box 246. (1) Harry L. Carter,

ses _ - 55tM Harrison St. Technical assistance to Pawnee Co. Soil Coneerv.

Dist.; (3) Ray W, Bates.

Perry (Noble) : ;„, - „ „

FHÂ -_ P. O. Box 387. (1) Elbert E. Pace,

ses 425 6th St. Technical assistance to

Noble Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Ivan Frank Dilley.

Poteau (LeFlojre) : * ^

FHA .P.O. Box 430. (1) Ira Rex LaCamp.

SCS__=\.— Rogers and Witte Sts. Teehnical

assistance to E. Central Oklahoma

Soil ConseFV. Dist.; (3) 2. Taylor

Morgan.

Pryor (Mayes) I ^^^ ^ , „ ,.T FHA_ -_ P.O. Box 267. (1) Jack B. Norman.

SCS___,-- Co. Agricultural Bldg: Technical

assistance to Mayes Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) HowardB. Roy.

Purcell (McClain) Î ^'' .«. „ %• FHA.__,.- National Bank Bldg. (2) Ben J.

Bishop,

SCS_ _ Technical assistance to CanadianWalnut Soil Gon_serv. Dist.; (5)

Kenneth yoakum.

Rush Springs (Grady) : ^ .A

SCS_ =- _ Technical assistance to Grädy GoSoilGonserv. Dist.; (5) Claude M.

Leonard.

Sallisaw (Sequoyah) :

FHA ._» P.O. Box 186. (1) Willie Scott,

ses _- Technical assistance to Sequoyah

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Jesse

W. Woodard.

Sapulpa (Creek) : . -^ ,

FHA..__-. P. O. Box 858. (1) Fred J. Couch.

Sayre (Beckham) : ,^'„ ,^ ^

FHA =_.__ Court House. (1) George M. Cowan.

SCS-- _ 300 B. Main. Technical assistance

to 1SÍ. Fork of the Red River Soil

Conserv. Diat.; (3) Orvis H.

Lowry.

Seîîîng (Dewey) Î ^ ^

SCS_ „.»Technical assistance to Dewey Co.

Soli Conserv. Dist.; (3) Bernard

B. Bennett.

Sentinel (Washita) : . , ^ ^ "

ses «-_. 400 Main St. Teehnical assistance to

North Fork of the Red River

Dist.; (3) Ray C. Murrell.

Shattuck (Ellis) : ^ , . T .^

ses _. - 305 South Mam. Techmeal assistance to Ellis Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Z. V. Gordony Jr.

Shawnee (Pottawatomie) r

PHA__„._- P. O. Box 723; (1) Joseph R.

McDonald.

SOS_---_- 324 South Broadway, Technical

assistance to Shawnee Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Roland E. liee.

Stigler (Haskell) : ^^ " - FHA -- P. 0. Box 367; (1) Samuel M.

Mitchell.

SOS- - Supervision of work unit offices

engaged in technical assistance to

dists.; (2) C^laud L. Bunyard.

Technical assistance to E. Central

Oklahoma Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3V William C.McCollum.

OKLAHOMA—Continued

Stiilwater (Payne) :

BAE „ Dept. of Agr. Econ., Oklahoma A

& M Coll. Conducts research on

farm management and costs;

William F. I^agrone.

EPQ -- Entomology Dept.r Oklahoma A &

': M College. Development of

cereal crop varieties resistant to

chinch bug, greenbug, and other

insect pests; Reynold G. Dahms.

Biological and ecological studies of

horse flies: Orville C.Schomberg.

Agr. Extension Service. Hdqrs. for

grasshopper controL activities in

Oklahoma; Wilbert O. Ridgway.

FCIC - - Etherton Bldg. 6th and Mam Sts.

Accepts applications, supervises

adjustment of losses, reviews loss

claims, general responsibility for

administration ^>f crop insurance

in the State; (5) George E.

Dysinger. , ^

FHA_._-- P. O. Box 389; (1) Lester O.

Parsons. , .

PISAB_.„ State Agr. Expt. Sta. Soybean invest.; (*!) Donald P. Swift.

Cotton and castor bean prod, and

harvesting machinery; (2-*l)

*William J. Gates. Cotton disease

invest.; (*D Lloyd A. BrinkerhoS.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton breeding and genet, invest.; (*1) John M. Green. Cotton

breeding Invest.; (*1) Newton M.

Gober. Castor bean invest.; D.

L. Van Horn. Sorghum and

broomcorn prod., breeding, and

genet.; (1) John B. Sieglinger.

Wlieat, oat, and barley prod, and

breeding; (1) Alva M. ScWehuber.

Soil Survey; (*!) Harry M.

Galloway. - . „-

PMA _ . Etherton Bldg., 6th and Mam Sts.

State Chairman in charge of all

prod, and mkt. programs; (40)

Charles T. Cameron,

ses - _ P- O. Supervision of work unit

offices engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (4) WilUam M.

McMurtry. ^ r^

Technical assistance to Payne Go.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Clifford

R. Carberry. ^ . «

State Soil Scientist; (3) Louis B.

Coop. Ext, Sou Conserv.; Edd R.

Roberts, ^ ^ . _ ,

(P. O. Box 789). Hydramie Lab.;

(6) Wüliam O. Kee,

Stilwell (Adaïr): ,«v -rvr ii -m- PHA__„-- P. O. Box 272; (2) Wallac© W.

James. * -, • r^

ses - Technical assistance to Adaw Go.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Myrle W.

Long.

Sulphur (Murray) : -, - i -4. SOS _ Co. Court House. Technical aœistanee to Garvin-Murray Soil Conserv, Dist.; (7) Leroy Horn.

Tahlequah (Cherokee) : _ . . FHA P.O. Box 341; (2) Harris L. Elliott.

ses " " _ 200 S. Water St. Technical ^a^istance to Cherokee Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Robert P. Shapely,

Talihina (LeFlore) : ^ „\ . V -4.« -« SGS_ 110 Dallas St. Technical assistance

to Talihina Soil Conserv, Diat.;

(2) Luther M. Nunley.

''F'^Í"!:: P: O. Box 82; (1) Herbert L. WUlta.

Tishomingo (Johnston); ^

FHA.„_„ P. O. Box 98; (1) L. J. Neese, . SGS _ _. Technical assistance to Arbuckle

Soir Conserv, Dist.; (4) Martm

Ward Chase.
OKLAHOMA—OREGON 233

OKLAHOMA Continued

luisa (Tuisa) î

FHA„ 201 Federal Bldg.; (1) Co. Siiper^

visor.

PMA, I.IV Room 208, Livestock Exchange

Bldg, Market News Service on

livestock; (1) David S. LorensoT),

Valliant (McCuriain) :

ses City Park. Technical assistance to

Valliant Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

John H. Bollinger.

Vinita (Craig) :

FHA P. 0. Box 409; (1) Murrel W.

Pennington.

ses P.O. Technical assistance to Craig

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Elisha

T. McCollum.

Wagoner (Wagoner) :

FHA P. O. Box 186; (2) Mark M.

Bethell.

Technical assistance to Verdi-Grand

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Dan

Robertson.

Walters (Cotton) :

PHA _ _ Court House; (1) Ollen D. Emanuel.

Watonga (Blaine) :

FHA Court House; (1) John P. Andersen.

bOS 121 N. Prouty Ave. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (2) Fred

L. Whittington.

Technical assistance to Blaine Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Flovd W.

Clark.

Waurika (Jefferson) :

FHA P. O. Box 60; (1) William E.

Parrell.

ses 315 1st St. Technical assistance to

Jefferson Co. Soil Conserv, Dist.;

(3) Chester A. Clausen.

Weatherford (Custer) :

SCS„ 300 S. Broadway. Technical assistance to Deer Creek Soil Conserv.

wWetumka * , .XT , ^5^*-' <^> "^^^ O. Milford. (Hughes) :

ses Supervision of work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to

dists.; (2) Thomas J. Davis.

Technical assistance to Northern

Hughes Co, Soil Conserv. Dist.;

«r , ... Í2) Bryee H. Hill. Wewoka (Seminóle) :

FHA P.O. Box 1260; (3) Fred B. Ingram.

ses _ 100 S. Wewoka St. Technical assistance to Seminóle Co. Soil Conserv.

«...t. .. ^^s*"' (4) William C. Mitchell. Wilburton (Latimer) :

ses Knight Hotel. Technical assistance

to E. Central Oklahoma Dist.; (3)

D. Rex Falls.

Woodward (Woodward) :

BDI. U. S. D. A. Dairy Field Sta.

(coop.). Dairy cattle breeding,

feeding, and mgt.; (2) Elmer I.

Chaffin.

FHA._ P. O. Box 486; (1) Woodrow W.

Gray.

PISAE U. S. D. A. Southern Great Plains

Field Sta. Fruit and vegetable

invest.; (1) Ernest W. Johnson.

U. S. D, A. Southern Great Plains

Field Sta. (coop.). Dry-land soil

mgt.; (14) David A. Savage,

Supt. Pastures and range impr.

invest.; (6) David A. Savage.

U. S. D. A. Southern Great Plains

Field Sta. Dry-land soil mgt.; (1)

Lowell F. Locke,

ses. 9043^1 Main St. Supervision of work

unit offices engaged in technical

assistance to dists.; (4) John C.

Nelson. Technical assistance to

Woodward Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Harold C. Gould.

Collection, development, and

prop, of erosion-resisting plants;

(7) James E. Smith, Jr. i

OKLAHOMA—Continued

Yukon (Canadian) :

ses „, _^ 1000 W\ Main St. Technical assistance to E. Canadian Co. Soil

Conserv, Dist.; (3) Wayne H.

Thomas.

OREGON

Albany (Linn) :

PHA______ P. O. Bldg. (1) Martin H. Baker.

Serves Linn, Benton, and Lincoln

Cos.

Baker (Baker) :

BAI c/o Eastern Oregon Meat Co., Inc.

Meat inspection; (-) Raymond F.

Chase.

FS "SVhitman Nat. For., Supvr's.

Hdqrs.; (33) Charles D. Simpson.

ses P. O. Box 509, K-P Bldg. Supervision of Work Unit Hdqrs. engaged in technical assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (2) Richard T.

Savage. Technical assistance to

soil conserv. dist.; (3) Antone J,

Pavelek. Technical assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; Glen W.

McFarland.

Bend (Deschutes) :

PS___ Deschutes Nat. For., Supvr's

Hdqrs.; (42) Ralph W. Crawford.

863 Wall St. Deschutes Research

Center. For. Mgt. invest,, (3)

John E. Sowder.

SCS_ Pilot Butte Inn. Supervision of

Work Unit Hdqrs. engaged in

technical assistance to soil conserv. dists.; (1) Joseph B. Rogers.

Canyon City (Grant) :

ses P.^ O. Box 188, Chandler Bldg.

Technical assistance to soil conserv, dists.; (2) Andrew P.

Berglund.

Ciatskanie (Columbia) :

ses p. O. Box402, Assoc. Motors Bldg.

Technical assistance to soil conserv. dists,; (2) Virgil R, Lance.

Cloverdale (Tiîîamook) :

SCS_ p. O. Box 203, Room 1, P. 0. Bldg.

Technical assistance to soil conserv. dists.; (1) Franklin E.

Richman.

Condon (Giiliam) :

ses 401 E. Well St. Technieal assistance

to soil conserv. dists.; (2) Louis L

Giiliam.

Corvallis (Benton) :

EPQ_.__._ Oregon Agricultural Experiment

Sta. Cooperative studies on insects responsible for spread of

little cherry and Western X virus

diseases and their control (R and

M project); Sidney C. Jones.

Box 332. Biology and control of

mosquitoes and deer flies in the

Pacific Northwest and Alaska; (6)

Arthur W. Lindquist.

ib Siuslaw Nat. For., Supervisors'

r,To.T. „ Hdqrs.; (30) Boyd L. Rasmussen. PISAE State Agr. Exp. Sta. Sugar beet

seed production investigations;

(1) Ray A. Pendleton. Small fruit

prod, and breeding invest.; (*1)

George F. Waldo. Nut prod, invest,, (1) John H. Painter. Nut disease mvest.; Paul W. Miller. Curly

top disease of vegetables; (2) Bliss

P. Dana. Diseases of ornamentals, (1) FrankP. McWhorter. Leaf

and stem fiber invest.; (2) Donald

W. Fishier. Pastures, grass and

legume impr., turf and gen. forage

crops invest.J. (2-*l) Harry A.

Schoth. Grass and legume diseases,
284 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

OREGON—Continued

Corvallis (Benton)—Continued

(1) John R. Hardison, Koksaghyz breeding invest.; Robert

W. Henderson. Soil mgt. under

irrig, and dry-land cond. (*1)

Albert S. Hunter.

Oregon State College. Fiber flax

processing; (6) Jesse E. Harmond.

Hop invest.; (2-*2) Kenneth R.

Keller.

U. S. D. A. Reg. Pasture Res. Lab.

(coop.). Hdqrs. at State Coll.

Invest, of pasture impr. in the

northeastern U. S.; (17) Ralph

J. Garber.

XJ. S. Regional Pasture Research

Lab. Soil mgt. under humid

cond,; (*3) Robert R. Robinson

PMA, GR. Agr. Expt. Sta. Enforcement Fed'

Seed Act; (1) Louisa A. Kanipe.

FMA, LIV 1104 N. 29th St. Fungicidal Toting'

Labs, pertaining to Insecticide

Act; (1) Vacancy.

ses P. O. Box 571, Mezzanine Floor of

Benton Hotel. State Office.

Supervision of Work Group

Hdqrs.; (6) Samuel L. Sloan.

State soil scientist; William W,

HÜL

Enterprise (Wallowa) :

FS Wallowa Nat. For., Supervisors'

Hdqrs.; (21) Chester A. Bennett.

ses P. O. Box 777, Masonic Bldg.

Technical assistance to soil conserv, dists.; (2) Harry M. Wakefield.

Eugene (Lane) :

FHA . New P. O, Bldg. (1) William E.

Walsh. Serves Lane, Douglas.

Coos, and Curry Cos.

FS Willamette Nat. For., Supervisors*

Hdqrs.; (65) John R. Bruckart.

ses 826 Park St., Marx Bldg. Supervision of Work Unit Hdqrs. engaged in technical assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (2) Ronald B.

Elmes.

Florence (Lane) :

ses _ _ Poole Bldg. Technical assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (2) Thomas J.

Flippin, Jr.

Forest Grove (Washington) t

EPQ 322 N. 5th St., P. O. Box 278.

Investigations of insects affecting

legume seed production; (1)

Max M. Reeher.

2330 Elm St. Pea insect investigations on equipment and companion formulation; (4) Joseph C.

Chamberlin.

PISAE 2330 Elm St., P. O. 278. Pest and

plant disease control machinery;

(3) Vilas D. Young.

Grants Pass (Josephine) :

FHA - Manchel Bldg. (1) Harry E. Clark.

Serves Jackson and Josephine Cos.

FS Siskiyou Nat. For., Supervisor's

Hdqrs.; (39) Herschel C. Obye.

John Day (Grant) :

FS-__- Maiheur Nat. For., Supervisor's

Hdqrs.; (40) Cleon L. Clark.

Harrisburg (Linn) :

ses 3rd and Territorial Sts., Harrisburg

Insurance Office Bldg. Technical

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

(3) John Denison.

Heppner (Morrow) :

ses First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Technical

assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

(2) Thomas I. Wilson.

Hermiston (Umatilla) :

PISAE__.. UmatiUa Field Sta. SoU mgt. under

irrig. (3) Carl A. Larson.

OREGON—Continued

Hermiston (Umatilla)—Continued

ses Reclamation Bldg. Technical assistance to soil conserv. dists.; (6)

Robert E. Swanson.

Hillsboro (Washington) :

FHA 126A S. 2nd Ave. (1) Victor S.

Madsen. Serves WashingtoUn

Columbia, and Clatsop Cos.

Hood River (Hood River) :

PISAE_.__ Pythian Bldg. Apple and pear

disease invest.; Jess R. Kienholz,

Klaraath Fails (Klamath) :

FHA P. O. Box 579. (1) Fred S. Bubb.

Serves Klamath and Lake Cos.

ses Federal Bldg. Technical assistance

to soil conserv, dists.; (10) Lester

V. Davenport,

P. O. Bldg. Technical assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (1) Jesse V.

Langdon.

LaGrande (Union) :

FHA Foley Bldg. (1) Frank J. Bartos.

Serves Union, Baker, Wallowa,

Umatilla, Morrow, and Grant

Cos.

FS.,_ First National Bank Bldg. Blue

Mountain Research Center. For,

mgt. invest., range invest.; (6)

Clark E. Holscher.

SCS . N.W. Adams and Depot Sts. Technical assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (3) Walter M. Fergerson.

Lakeview (Lake) :

FS__ Fremont Nat. For., Supervisor's

Hdqrs.; (44) John E. McDonald.

ses ______ P.O. Bldg. Technical assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (1) William J.

Coehran.

Madras (Jefferson) :

FHA Turner Bldg. (3) Bruce E. Stewart.

Serves Jefferson, Wasco, Hood

River, Sherman, Gilliam, and

Wheeler Cos.

ses LytleBldg. Land Utilization Project; (4) Andrew M. Christenson.

Maupin (Wasco) :

SeS______ Kaiser Bldg., Deshutes Ave. Technical assistance to soil conserv,

dists.; (4) Richard A. King.

McKenzie Bridge (Lane) :

FS_._.__._ Blue River Exp. Forest., For. mgt.

invest.; (2) Roy R. Silen.

McMinnviile (Yamhill) :

FHA Palm Bldg. (1) Freeman H. Dull.

Serves Yamhill and Tillamook

Cos.

Medford (Jackson) :

FS Rogue River Nat. For., Supervisor's

Hdqrs.; (40) Laurence J. Jolley,

PISAE Medford Br. Expt. Sta. (State)

(Coop.). Pear prod., breeding,

and irrig, invest.; Elliott S.

Degman.

SCS „_ Medford Agr. Expt. Sta. (P. O.

Box 1149). Study of use of irrig,

water and forecasts of supply by

snow surveys; (2-*l) Robert A.

Work.

Moro (Sherman) ;

PISAE.___ Sherman Branch Expt. Sta. Dryland soil mgt, George A. Mitchell.

No. Portland (Multnomah) :

PMÂ, LIV 208 Livestock Exchange Bldg.

Market News Service on livestock;

(3) T. T. Swenson. Administration of Packers and Stockyards

Act; (2) K. I. Snider. Investigations pertaining to the Insecticide

Act; (1) M. C. Merryfield.

Ontario (Malheur) :

FHA.____ Moore's Bus Depot, 111 SW 1st.

(5) Donald J, Kudrna, Serves

Malheur and Harney Cos.

SCS.^ .... 25 Southwest 9th St. Studies on

infiltration and erosion under

irrig.; (1) Fred M. Tileston.
OREGON 235

OREGON—Continued

Oregon City (Clackamas) :

FHA__..__ Chamber of Commerce Bldg.; (3)

Alois J. Deggendorfer. Serves

Clackamas and Multnomah Cos.

Otis (Lincoln) :

FS-___ Cascade Head Exp. Forest. For.

Mgt. invest.; (2) Robert H. Ruth.

Pendieton (Umatilla) :

FS Umatilla Nat. For., Supervisor's

Hdqrs.; (36) Carl M. Ewing.

PISAE State Agr. Expt. Sta. Wheat prod.

and breeding; (1) J. Foster

Martin.

Pendleton Branch Expt. Sta. Dryland soil mgt.; (*1) Merril M.

Oveson.

ses 822 Main St., Stangier Bldg. Supervision of Work Unit Hdqrs. engaged in technical assistance to

soil eonserv. dists.; (2) Thomas P.

Helseth, Soil eonserv. survey

supervisor; Rudolph W. Mayko.

Pendleton Branch Expt. Sta. Improved erosion control practices

for wheat land, using crop residues

and other eonserv, measures; (3)

Merril M. Oveson.

Portland (Multnomah) :

BAI.. 528 P. O. Bldg. Meat inspection;

animal foods inspection; (25) D.

C. Wilke.

614 P. O. Bldg. Scabies, tuberculosis, and brucellosis eradication;

public stockyards inspection; import-export mspection and quarantine; (31) S. B. Foster.

BAE 306 U. S. Court House. Crop and

Livestock Reports; (10-*3) N. I.

Nielsen.

310 Education Center Bldg., 220 S.

W. Alder St. Research in economic problems of agricultural development in the Columbia Basin;

(1) Arthur J. Walrath.

306 Education Center Bldg., 220 S.

W. Alder St. Conducts research

on farm management and costs;

(2) Henry H. Stippler.

B&F,._._Area VII, Agricultural Equipment

Committee, FS, P. O. Box 4137.

Aiding utilization and disposal of

surplus supplies and equipment;

(1) Larry K. Mays, Chairman.

EPQ„.__. U. S. Court House, 6th and Main

Sts. Investigations of forest insects; surveys and technical supervision of insect control projects in

Oregon and Washington; (7)

Robert L. Furniss. Enforcement

of foreign plant quarantines; (2)

George C. Martin.

FHA Bldg. No. 1, Swan Island, (33)

State Director—Oregon, Washington, Alaska. Walter A. Duffy.

FS..-..»,. _ U.S. Court House, Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Sta. For. Mgt. invest.,

survey of forest resources, forest

products invest., forest economics

invest., range invest., flood control surveys; (45) J. Alfred Hall.

P. O. Bldg., Hdqrs. Pacific Northwest Region (Oregon and Washington); (245) Horace J. Andrews.

Mount Hood Nat, For,, Supervisor's Hdqrs.; (66) Norman J.

Penick.

PISAE.^. For. Path. Lab., P.O. Bldg. Invest,

of diseases of for. and shade trees

and for. prod.; (3) Jesse L.

Bedwell.

OREGON—Continued

Portland (Multnomah)—Continued

PMA_.,_- 515 S. W. Tenth Ave. Loan, Price

support, purchase, sale, diversion

and related programs; (161)

Clyde L. Kiddle.

517 S. W. 10th St. State Chairman

in charge of all prod, and mkt.

programs; (22) E. Harvey Miller.

PMA, DAI 308 U. S. Court and Custom House.

Mkt. News Serv. on dairy and

poultry prod. Grading and insp.

serv. on dairy and poultry prod.;

(3-1) T. E, Fallihee.

PMA, FV- U. S. Court House. Market News

Service on fruits and vegetables;

standardization and inspection of

processed fruits and vegetables;

(2) C. J. Hansen. Marketing

field ofíice, fruits and vegetable

production and marketing activities; (2) W. J. Broadhead,

Eastern Bldg., Standardization

and inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (1) R. L. Ringer, U.

S. Court House.

PMA, GR. 845 U. S. Court House. Pacific

Coast field Hdqrs. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; Enforcement Fed.

Seed Act; standardization and

Res.; bean and pea insp, serv,;

hay insp. serv.; misc. comm, insp.

serv.; market news serv. on grain,

hay, and feed; hop insp. serv.; (8)

B.W. Whitlock. 525 P. O. Bldg.

P. O. Box 3781. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; bean and pea

insp. serv.; misc. comm. insp.

serv.; (9) E. D. Gilman.

PMA, U. S. Court House. Enforcement of

T and W U. S. Warehouse Act (gram, wool,

and other prod.); (9) J. H. Savage.

SECRETARY'S OFFICE—Field Representative, Herbert N. Peet.

ses Swanlsland. Reg. Hdqrs, for Calif,,

Idaho, Nev., Oreg., Wash.,

Alaska, and Hawaii; (153) J. H.

Christ.

520 S. W. Morrison St., Old Court

House Bldg. Supervision of Work

Unit Hdqrs. engaged in technical

assistance to soil eonserv. dists,;

(1) Oke Eckholm.

Sauvie Island, Rt. 7, Box 116-D.

Technical assistance to soil eonserv. dists.; (3) Loyd A. Burnett.

SOL_ U. S. National Bank Bldg. Legal

work in connection with activities

of the Dept. in region served by

this office; (8) C. Carlile Carlson.

Prineville (Crook) :

FS - Ochoeo Nat. For,, Supervisor's

Hdqrs.; (50) Henry C. Hulett.

Redmond (Deschutes) :

FHA _ (1) Co. Supervisor. Serves Deschutes and Grant Cos.

ses 5th and D Sts., Rainey Bldg. Technical assistance to soil eonserv.

dists.; (2) Anton G. Winkel.

Richland (Baker) :

SCS_ p. O. Box 206, Clark Bldg. Technical assistance to soil eonserv.

dists.; (1) Robert R. Louzway.

Roseburg (Douglas) :

FS._..._-_ Umpqua Nat. For,, Supervisor's

Hdqrs.; (46) Robert Aufderheide.

129 N. Jackson St. SiskiyouCascade Research Center. For.

Mgt. invest.; (4) G. Lloyd Hayes.

Salem (Marion) :

FHA_.„._ Old High School Bldg. (1) Bartty

W. McVeigh. Serves Marion and

Polk Cos.
236 DIREGTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

OREGON—Continued

Ha!om (Marion)—Continued

PMA.FY. Agricultural Bidg. Btandardization

and inspection of fresli fruits and

vegetables; W. L. Close. Btandardization and inspection of processed fruits and vegetables; (3)

L. M. Boire, 977 Edgewater St.

Scappoosc (Columbia) :

ses - -- p. O. Box 597, Wodesky Bidg.

Tech. assistance to soil eonserv.

dists.; (1) Alfred A. Gallucci.

Silverton (Marion) :

SCS„ Isfc and Park Sts., Wasîungton and

Irving Bidg. Tech. assistànêe to

soil eonserv. dists; (2) Austin B.

Sanford.

Stayton (Marion) ; " ^, m ,

SCS__..-. First Nat'l Bank Bidg, Tech..

assistance to soil Conserv. dists.;

(4) Leonard H, Burns.

The Dalles (Wasco): ,.

BPQ-__--- P. O. Box 403. Coopérative studies

on insects responsible for spread

of little cherry and Western X

virus diseases and their control

(R&M project); Richard G.

Dobson.

SOS __ P. O. Bidg. Tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (2) George A.

Schneiter. Tech, assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (2) John F.

Douglass.

Tillamook (Tiliamook) : . - SCS,__--- P. O. Box 187. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (4) Henry J.

Pavelek.

PENNSYLVANIA

Allentown (Lehigh) : '^ .

BAI„_ --,19 Hamilton St. Meat inspection;

(8) E. B. Manter.

SOS .-- Room 204, P. O. Bidg., 5th and

Hamilton Sts. Work Group; (2)

Lawrence D. Haag; Work Unit;

(2) Charles D. Uibel.

Bellefonte (Centre) : ^ .. ^, , ^^

FHA Room 1, P. O. Bidg. (1) Claude H.

Myers.

Bethlehem (Northampton) : ^^ .

FS ..-- 311 Williams Hall, Lehigh University, Delaware Basin Research

Center (Northeastern For. Expt.

Sta.), for. infl. invest., planting

studies; (4) Herbert C. Storey,

Bloomsburg (Columbia) :

FHA_-_.-. Court House Bidg. (1) Max J.

Rashkin. Serves Columbia and

MontourCos.

ses - Court House, Basement. Work

Unit; (2) Robert K. Craver,

Acting.

Brookville (Jefferson) ;

EPQ.=- -- - Arthurs Bidg., Main St. White pme

blister rust control activities;

Marco DeBerti.

SCS Nat'l Bank of Brookville Bidg.,

223 Main St. Work Unit; (7)

Watson A, Lupher.

Butler (Butler) :

FHA P. O. Bidg. (1) David E. Service.

Butler, Beaver, and Lawrence

Cos.

Chambersburg (Franklin) : _

ses Craft Press Bidg. Work Group;

(1) Henry E. Warner.

Chestnut Hill (Philadelphia) :

FS .-,_ Morris Arboretum, Tree Breeding

Station (Northeastern For, Expt.

Sta.), Research on hardwoods

primarily; (1) Jonathan W.

Wright. (Also see Wyndmoor).

PENNSYLVANIA-^Coiitinucd _

(víarion (Clarion) :

SOS ^. Co. Court House, Work Group;

(1) Ralph W'. Hunter; Work Unit;

Í3) Wendell H. Shoaff.

Ciearfleld (Clearfield) Î

FHA__.__- P. O. Bidg, (2) Mark N. Hanna.

Serves Clearfield, Cameron, Elk.

and Jefferson Cos.

Corry (Erie) : ^

FHA__.„- P. O. Bidg. (1) Jacob W. Bartges.

Coudersport (Potter) Î ^

ses ._.__- 105 North Main St. Work Group;

(1) Vernal C, Miles. Work Unit;

(B) Harold M. Benedict.

Dry Run (Franklin) î _

SCS_„__,_. Work Unit; (1) Henry E. Warner,

Acting.

EbensJburg (Cambria) :

FHA. Law Bidg. (2) J. Jacob Glessner.

Serves Cambria, Armstrong, and

Indiana Cos.

Erie (Erie): ^ ,r .

BAI >_ c/o Schaffner Bros. Co. Meat m-

' speetion; (1) H. B. Fishback,

ses _ -_- 2 W. 26th St. Work Unit; (3)

August E. Branding, Acting.

Franklin (Venango) :

FHA. „„ The Exchange Bank & Trust Co.

(1) Robert C. Morse. Serves

Venango, Clarion, and Forest Cos.

Greensburg (Westmoreland) : ., „.

FHA _ P. O. Bidg. (1) S. Merril Watson.

Serves Westmoreland and Fayette

Cos.

Gettysburg (Adams) : „

ses . „__ Topper Bidg., Ill S. Baltimore St.

Work Unit; (4) Richard S. Long.

Gouidsboro (Wayne) :

FS „ --- Gouidsboro, Wayne Co., Pocono

Experimental Forest (Northeastern For. Expt. Sta.), For.

Mgt. invest,, Watershed Mgt.

invest.; (2) Stanley M. Filip,

Greensburg (Westmoreland) :

ses „ Work Unit; Norvin L. Bowyer,

Acting.

Hallstead (Susquehanna) :

BAI- __._ e/o Swift & Co. Meat inspection;

(—) C.J.Morgan.

Harrisburg (Dauphin) : ^ . .

BAI c/o Swift & Co. Meat mspection;

(7) H, A. Schneider.

221 South Office Bidg. Scabies,

tuberculosis, and brucellosis eradication; satiitary handling of import animal by-products, hay, and

straw; (26) H. M. O'Rear.

BAE __ 113 South Office Bidg. Crop and

Livestock Reports; (6-*4) E. L.

Gasteiger.

EFQ_ -_.- Bureau of Plant Industry, State

leadership in cooperative control

of the gypsy moth; Thomas L.

Guyton.

Educational Bidg. State leadership

in white pine blister rust control

activities; Richard P. Fatzinger.

FCie 928 North Third St. Accepts applications, supervises adjustment of

losses, reviews loss claims, general

responsibility for administration

of crop insurance in the State;

(8) Willis B. Bergey.

FHA 118 Locust St. (19) State Director—

PennsylTrania. Carson P. Mertz.

PMA, 928 N. Thh-d St. State Chairman in

charge of all prod, and mkt.

programs; (34) Clyde A. Zehner.

PMA, FV_ S. Office Bidg., Capitol. Standardization and inspection of fresh

fruits and vegetables; Eugene R.

Pheil.

ses.. Dauphin Bidg., 203 Market St.

State Conservationist's Office;

(6) Ivan McKeever.
PENNSYLVANIA 237

PENNSYLVANIA—Continued

Huntingdon (Huntingdon) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) William L. Sipple.

Serves Huntingdon, Blair, and

Mifflin Cos.

Indiana (Indiana) ;

SCS._„_._. Farmers Bank Bldg., 621 Philadelphia St. Work Group; (1)

William S. Wetzel. Work Unit:

(2) Allen F. Snyder.

Kingston (Luzerne) :

FS Box 1151, Anthracite Research

Center (Northeastern For. Expt.

Sta.), For. Mgt. invest., for.

planting studies; (3) Chester F.

Burnham.

Lancaster (Lancaster) :

BAI Union Stock Yards. Public stockyards inspection; (—) H. S.

Weber.

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) J. Omar Nissley,

Jr. Serves Lancaster, Chester,

and Lebanon Cos,

PISAE Tobacco Expt. Lab. R#8. Cigar

tobacco invest.; (1) B. F. Coon.

Lebanon (Lebanon);

SCS 902 Chestnut St. Work Group; (1)

W. Martin Muth. Work Unit;

(1) W. Martin Muth, Acting.

Leesport (Berks) :

SCS Stoudt Bldg. Work Group; (1) A.

Norman Dietrick. Work Unit;

(7) A. Norman Dietrick, Acting.

Lewisburg (Union) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (2) Kermit Hurwitz.

Serves Union, Snyder, and Northumberland Cos.

Lock Haven (Clinton) :

SCS_ Co. Court House. Work Unit; (1)

Walter J. Steputis.

Marienville (Forest) :

FS_ __ Allegheny Nat. For., Ranger's

Hdqrs.; (4) Arthur C. Van Nort.

Mauch Chunk (Carbon) :

SCS ___ Co. Court House. Work Unit;

Raymond A. Mattern, Acting.

MeConnellsburg (Fulton) :

SCS Lincoln Way West. Work Unit;

(3) Howard W, Hannigen.

Meadviile (Crawford) :

FHA _ P.O. Bldg. (2) Arnold L. Blakeslee.

Mercer (Mercer) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (3) Cecil G. Moyer.

MifHintown (Juniata) î

FHA Juniata Co. Court House. (1) Fred

W. Mashey.

Montrose (Susquehanna) :

FHA _, Colonial Hall. (1) Arthur S. Ennis.

Serves Susquehanna and Wayne

Cos.

SCS 25 Public Ave., Kelly Bldg. Work

Group; (1) Donald T. Dinsmore.

Work Unit; (2) J. Heilman

Schooley.

Norristown (Montgomery) :

FHA_ P. O. Bldg, (1) Chester P. Hoenstine. Serves Montgomery,

Bucks, Delaware, Northampton,

and Philadelphia Cos.

Philadelphia (Philadelphia) :

BAI 600 Custom House Bldg. Meat

inspection; animal foods inspection;

public stockyards inspection; import-export inspection and quar-

^ ^ antine; (65-*3) C. E. Mootz.

EPQ Room 601-A, Custom House. Enforcement of foreign plant quarantines; (6) Robert D. Kennedy.

FS _.. Bankers Securities Bldg. Hdqrs.

Eastern Region (Me., N. H., Vt.,

Mass., Conn., R. I., N. Y., Pa.,

N. J., Del., Md., W. Va., Va.,

and Ky.); (72) Wüliam S. Swingler, Reg, For.

PENNSYLVANIA—Continued

Philadelphia (Philadelphia)—Continued

LIB„_.____ Bankers Securities Bldg. Provides

library * services to Department

workers in Connecticut, Delaware,

Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts,

New Hampshire, New Jersey,

New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode

Island, Vermont, and West

_ ^ Virginia; (2) Sarah W. Parker,

PMA, DAI 604-A Custom House. Mkt. News

Serv. on dairy and poultry prod.;

(3) E.H. Hansen.

604-C Custom House. Grading and

insp, serv. on dairy and poultry

prod.; (2-1) R. Ingram.

604-H Custom House. Dressed

poultry insp. serv.; (3-1) J. R.

Harney.

1612 Market St. Milk mkt. order

admin.; (41) W. P. Sadler.

PMA, FV_ Custom House. Market news service on fruits and vegetables; (7)

E. R. Biddle. Standardization

and inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (6) R. H. VonGlahn.

Standardization and inspection of

processed fruits and vegetables;

(13) J. T. Stearns.

PMA, GR, 1002 U. S. Custom House. Admin.

Grain Standards Act; misc. eomra.

insp. serv.; (5) J. P. Stanfield.

PMA, LIV 109 U. S. Custom House, 2nd and

Chestnut Sts. Wool Appraising;

(6) C. E. Doan Meat Grading

Service; (5) Geo. W. Ferguson.

SOL Bankers Securities Bldg. Legal work

in connection with activities of the

Dept. in region served by this

office; (18) John E. Donahue.

Pittsburgh (Allegheny) :

BAI __ 318 Livestock Exchange Bldg., Herrs

Island. Meat inspection; (14) G.

D. Jelen.

303 Livestock Exchange Bldg.,

Herrs Island. Public stockyards

inspection; sanitary handling of

import animal byproducts, hay,

and straw; (1) Herman T. Ludwig,

EPQ„„.._ Room 205, N. Side P. O. Bldg..

Ohio and W. Diamond Sts. Enforcement of Japanese beetle

quarantine in Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia, including

inspection and certification service; Clyde P. Keeler.

PMA, DAI 502 Victory Bldg. Mkt. News Serv.

on dairy and poultry prod.; (1)

J. K. Boyd.

PMA, FV- Victory Bldg. Market news service

on fruits and vegetables and dairy

J I J products; (1) James K. Boyd.

IvM I Standardization and inspecton

ÛJâ ^ :; J t of fresh fruits and vegetables; (4)

á^"Sl f i ,1 H. L. Fulmer.

SCS. Room 210, Northside P. O. Bldg.

Work Unit; (1) John O. Rigo,

Pittston (Luzerne) :

BAI ___ c/o Montrose Beef Co. Meat inspection; (—) A. McConnell.

Quakertov/n (Bucks) :

EPQ_ P. O. Bldg. Gypsy Moth Control

and Eradication Activités; (5)

Frank W. Graham.

Quarryville (Lancaster) :

SCS. State and Church Sts. Work Unit;

(2) Richard Reese.

Reading (Berks) :

BAI_______ c/o Armour & Co. Meat inspection;

^_^ (4) George E. Cohan.

FHA__.__, P. O. Bldg. (3) George W. Rowe.

Serves Berks, Lehigh, Carbon,

Schuykill» and Northampton Cos.
238 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

PENNSYLVANIA—Continued

ScraHton (Lackawanna) :

BAI -,_-, e/o Lackawanna Beef & Provision

Co. Meat inspection; (—) J. R.

Addison.

FHA Select Bldg., 116-28th N. Washington Ave. (1) A. Rudolph York.

Serves Lackawanna, Luzerne,

Monroe, Pike, and Wyoming Cos.

Sheffield (Warren) Î - FS Allegheny Nat. For., Rangers

Hdqrs,; (4) Laurence E. Stotz.

Smethport (McKean) : ^ . . ^ ,

FHA__ OstranderBldg. (1) Lyle A. Crooks.

Serves MeKean and Warren Cos.

Somerset (Somerset) : ^ ^,

FHA P. O. Bldg. (5) Willard D. Glessner. Serves Somerset, Bedford,

Fayette, Blanford, and Fulton

Cos.

State College (Centre) :

BAE.-„__- Dept. of Agr. Econ., Pennsylvania

State Coll. Conducts research

on farm management and costs;

Kenneth H. Myers.

EPQ Botany Bldg. State leadership in

black stem rust control activities;

(2) Mac A. Campbell.

PISAE___. Joseph H. Graham. Agt.

ses _ - Agricultural Bldg., Pennsylvania

State College. State Soil Scientist;

Frank G. Loughry.

Stroudsburg (Monroe) :

ses — 101 N. 7th St. Work Unit; Atlee

Ferner Rebert,

Sunbury (Northumberland) :

ses - Court House Annex, Second and

Chestnut Sts. Work Group; (2)

James M. Wise. Work Unit; (3)

Dominick J. Sacco.

Swarthmore (Delaware) :

BAI__ Swarthmore College, Fur animal

husbandry investigations; (2)

Robert K. Enders.

Towanda (Bradford) :

FHA - _ P. O. Bldg. (1) Horace C. Rodgers,

Jr.

Tunkhannock (Wyoming) : „..„.

ses - Court House. Work Unit; William

H. Houck.

Upper Darby (Delaware) :

B&F .- - Area I, Agricultural Equipment

Committee, SCS, 305 Center

Bldg. Aiding utilization and

disposal of surplus supplies and

equipment; (1) W. J. Gross,

Chairman.

FS 102 Motors Ave. Hdqra. Northeastern Forest Experiment Station, For, Mgt. invest., for.

genetics studies. Watershed Mgt.

invest., For. Utilization Service,

Flood Control Surveys, Forest

Surveys, For. Econ. invest.; (72)

Verne L. Harper. Coastal Oak

Pine Res. Center (Northeastern

For. Expt. Sta.) For. Mgt, Invest.

(1) Ivan H. Sims.

SCS Center Bldg. Reg. Off. Northeastern Reg. States of Conn.,

Del., Maine, Md., Mass., N. H,,

N. J., N. Y., Pa., R. I.. Vt., and

W. Va.; (133) Austin L. Patrick.

Warrea (Warren) :

FS..____,- Federal Bldg., Allegheny Nat.,

For. Supvr.'s Hdqrs.; (8) Richard

J. Costley.

SCS . 3rd Floor, Court House. Work

Unit; (3) Harold W. Geiger.

Warren Center (Bradford) :

SCS Land util. Work Unit; (1) Paul H.

Young.

Washington (Washington) :

FHA Court Square Arcade, 14 Cherry St.

(1) John L. Miller. Serves Washington, Allegheny, and Greene

PENNSYLVANIA—Continued

Washington (Washington)—Continued

SCS.._.__- 55 S. Main St. Work Group; (1)

Francis T. Bowne; Work Unit; (7)

Francis T. Bowne, Acting.

Wilkes-Barre (Luzerne) :

PMA, FV_ 256 Miner's Bank Bldg. Standardization and inspection of fresh

fruits and vegetables; (1) A. J.

DJodato.

EPQ 345 N. River St. Supervision of

State quarantine enforcement;

Cyril F. Campbell.

Gypsy moth control and eradication activities, including cooperative enforcement of State quarantines; (8) William H. Hanley.

Wellsboro (Tioga) : ^

FHA_^ P.O. Bldg. (3) Louis W. Stevenson.

Serves Tioga and Potter Cos.

SCS 87 Main St. Work Unit; (3) Robert

A. Brace.

West Chester (Chester) :

SCS _ Court House Annex. Work Group;

Howard W, Busch. Work Unit;

(7) Howard W. Busch, Acting.

Williamsport (Lycoming) :

EPQ ,_ P. O. Bldg. White pine blister rust

control activities; Van Ness C.

Lilley.

FHA . P. O. Bldg. (1) George A. Baker.

Serves Lycoming, Clinton, and

Sullivan Cos.

WyndmooF (Montgomery) (Philadelphia suburb):

AIC _ - Ardmore and Mermaid Aves.,

Chestnut Hill Sta., Philadelphia.

Eastern Reg. Res. Lab. Res. to

develop new and wider uses for

agr. commodities in the Eastern

Reg.; (302) Percy A. Wells.

LIB^ -. Eastern Regional Research Laboratory, Chestnut Hills P. O. Provides library services to staff of

Eastern Regional Research Laboratory, Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania; (2) Miriam W. Huddle.

York (York): . ,.

FHA ._„__ P. O.Bldg. (4) Clarence A. Myers.

Serves York, Adams, Cumberland, Franklin, Dauphin, and

Perry Cos,

SCS - - Court House Annex, East Market

St. Work Group; (1) Melvin L.

Blish. Work Unit; (6) Samuel M.

Fullerton.

RHODE ISLAND

East Greenwich (Kent) : ^^ , \^ .

SCS _-_— Winsor Hall, Peirce St. Work Unit

(3) H. Lewis Wall.

R, I. Esmond (Providence) Î ^.

Work Group; (1) Glenn J. Rawlm.

Greenville (Providence) : ,

SCS — Greenville Ave. Work Unit; (1)

Laurence P. Remington,

Kingston (Washington) : „ » ^ ^

SCS — Room #205, Washburn Hall, R. I.

State College. State Conserv.

Office; (2) L. Russell Albright.

Work Group; L. Russell Albright,

Acting.

Newport (Newport) : ^,

SCS .-_ Room 272, Federal Bldg., Thames

and Franklin Sts. Work Unit;

(1) Howard J. O'Connell.

Providence (Providence) :

BAI 209 Custom House Bldg. Meat inspection; sanitary handling of

import animal byproducts, hay,

and straw; (21) E. P. Barnhart.

EPQ.... State House. State leadership and

supervision in cooperative control

of the gypsy moth; Vacancy.
RHODE ISLAND—SOUTH CAEOLINA 239

RHODE ISLAND—Continued

Providence (Providence)—Continued

FHA...„_ 518 Federal Bldg. (2) William J.

Corr. Serves Providence/Bristol,

Kent, Newport, and Washington

Cos.

PMA___ 71 Jackson St. State Chairman in

charge of all prod, and mkt.

programs; (5) Oscar R. Hallene.

SOUTH CAROLINA

Abbeville (Abbeville) :

FHA„__.__ Co. Court House. (1) James M.

Latimer.

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. B. Wakefield.

Aiken (Aiken) :

?Jîf—--- ^^^^^ ^1<^S. (2) Joseph C. Watson.

ses Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqra. #1;

(S) J. Müey. Work Unit Hdqrs.

#2; (2) H. J. Hardy.

Állendale (Allendale) :

FHA . FurmanBldg. (4) James K. Barnes.

bOfc) Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) G. A. Brodie.

Anderson (Anderson) :

FHA Co. Agri. Bldg. (4) Clarence J.

Marett.

ses „_ Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(3) Work Unit Hdqrs. #1; (2)

T. R. Little. Work Unit Hdqrs.

#2; (2) B.M.Latham.

Andrews (Georgetown) :

FHA Town Hall Bldg. (2) Isaac E. Davis.

Bamberg (Bamberg) :

FHA_ Knight Bldg. (2) St. Clair P. Guess.

SCS__ Robert Black Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) M. A. Phifer.

Barnwell (Barnwell) :

FHA Gross Bldg. (4) William C. Rivers.

SCS Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

T.D.Christopher.

Beaufort (Beaufort) :

SCS Wallace and Danner Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) F. G. Atkinson.

Bennettsvîlle (Marlboro) :

FHA 102 S. Liberty St. (1) Frank P.

Copeland, Jr.

SCS._ Tison-Miller Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.;(2)D.E.Alcorn.

Bishopville (Lee) :

FHA Andrews Bldg. (4) Samuel W.

O'Dell.

SCS_ 6 Church St. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(4) F. A, Thompson, Jr. Work

„, , . , Unit Hdqrs.; (4) W.G.Patterson. Blackvüíe (Barnwell) :

PISAE Edisto Expt. Sta. (State). Sweetpotato invest.; (*1) Morris B.

Hughes.

Camden (Kershaw) :

FHA Agricultural Bldg. (2) Co. Supervisor.

ses Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) V.T. Mullen.

Charleston (Charleston) :

BAI Food Inspection Bldg., Naval Base.

Cooperating in examinations for

the Navy; sanitary handling of

import animal by-products, hay,

_ and straw; (—) T. R. Pierson.

EPQ South Carolina Truck Experiment

Station, 7 miles west of Charleston on U. S. Highway No. 17.

Investigations of cabbage insects;

(1) William J.Reid.

FS_ People's Bldg. Central Coastal

Plain Research Ctr.; (7) Thomas

Lotti.

P[SAE„__„ U. S. Reg. Veg. Breeding Lab.

(coop.). Vegetable prod, and

breeding invest.; (19) Sidney H.

Yarnell.

SOUTH CAROLINA—Continued

Charleston (Charleston)—Continued

PMA, COT Port Utilities Commission Bldg.

Cotton classification, certification

of cotton on futures contracts,

cotton quality stat., cotton mkt.

news and cottonseed inspection;

(3-9) Grady M. Stephens.

SCS__.„_ Co. Center Annex Bldg. Work

Group Hdqrs.; R. Molinaroli.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (4) W. H,

Mikell.

Chester (Chester) ;

FHA._.„._ 136 Gadsden St. (1) James M,

Caldwell.

SCS.._._.. Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.

#1; (1) M. M. Crowder. Work

Unit Hdqrs. #2; (1) W. H. Stroud.

Chesterfield (Chesterfield) :

FHA„__,.. McManus Bldg. (3) Francis B.

Mobley.

SCS_ Ross Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. #1;

(1) O. T. Adams. Work Unit

Hdqrs. #2; (1) G. L. Harmon.

Clemson (Geonee);

BAE. Box 387, Agr. Experiment Station.

Conducts research on farm management and costs; (*2) Charles P.

Butler.

BDI_,.___ Clemson Agrie. College. Dairy

cattle breeding research to develop

strains of dairy cattle especially

adapted to southern conditions;

Graydon W. Brandt.

PISAE State Agr. Expt. Sta. Soil mgt.

under humid cond.; Ernest H.

Stewart.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Soybean

invest.; (*1) William R. Paden.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton disease and phys. invest.;

(*1) George M. Armstrong.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. (coop.).

Cotton disease invest.; (1) Joanne

K. Armstrong.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Orchard

disease invest.; Donald H. Petersen.

Dept. of Agr. Engin., Clemson

Agr. Coll. Sweetpotato prod, and

harvesting machinery; (1) Joseph

K. Park.

PMA, COT Textile Bldg., Clemson Agr. College.

Cotton fiber and spinning research, service testing, cooperation

with Clemson College and experiment station; (21) John M. Cook.

SCS P. O. Box 952. Study of phys. and

chem. and biol. factors affecting

soil erodibiiity; (3-*l) Oliver W.

Beale. Study of orchard erosion

control; (1) John T. Bregger.

Columbia (Richland) :

BAI 205 Federal Land Bank Bldg. Tick,

tuberculosis and brucellosis eradication; (10) Thomas W. Boman.

BAE 1401 Hampton St. Crop and Livestock Reports; (8-*l) F. O. Black.

EPQ Federal Land Bank Bldg. Control,

suppression, and prevention of

spread of white-fringed beetles;

(1) James C. Haley.

FCA„____ 1401 Hampton St. Hdqrs. for Dist.

3 serving Fla., Ga., N. C, and

S. G. Long-term farm mortgage

loans, Federal Land Bank; (151)

Julian H. Scarborough. Loans

to short-term financing institutions, Fed. Intermediate Credit

Bank; (26) Rufus Clarke. Organization, partial capitalization

and supervision of prod, credit

associations making short-term

prod, loans. Prod, Credit Corp.;

(22) Julian H. Scarborough.
240 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

SOUTH CAROLINA—Contmued

Columbia (Bîchîand)—Continued

Loans to farmers' coop., Bank for

Cooperatives; (13) J. D. Lawrence. Gen. Agt. coordinating

functions common to the four

district institutiona; (21) Rufus

Clarke. Rev. the appraisal of

farms for mortgage loans: (2)

Claude D. Orrell. Custody of the

district institutions' collateral;

(1) Augustus H. Stevens. Examining of acct, of organizations

supervised by FCA; (2) John R.

Edwards Jr.

FCIC 1615 Hampton St. Accepts applications, supervises adjustment of

losses, reviews loss claims, general

responsibility for administration

of crop insurance in the State;

(4) Edgar M. Derham. FHÂ ._ 309 Co. Court House. (3) James K.

Hope, Jr.

Federal Land Bank Bldg. 1401

Hampton St. (33) State Director

—South Carolina. R. F. Kolb.

FS..„.__._ South Carolina Nat. For., Supvr.'s

Hdqrs,; (18) Roland J, RieboM. PISÁE___. Sandhill Expt. Sta., Route No. 3.

Cotton prod, and harvesting

machinery; (*1) Wñliam A. Balk.

PMA_.„_. 1615 Hampton St. State Chairman

in charge of all prod, and mkt.

programs; (29) Robert W. Hamilton.

PMA, COT 918H Main St. Cotton quality

stat., cotton classification, cotton

mkt. news, and cottonseed inspection; i'6-25) John B, Grimball.

PMA, FV. Box 1463. Standardization and inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables; (1) Thomas A. Cole.

SCS_._._. Federal Land Bank Bldg. State

Office; (11) B. Carnes. Work

Group Hdqrs.; (4) J. M. Dean.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J. N,

Broyles.

Conway (Horry) ;

FHA Spivey Bldg, (4) Wiley D. Crum.

SOS Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(3) O, S, Kirkpatriek.

Darlington (Darlington) :

FHA_„_.,. Agricultural Bldg. (3) Warden J.

McKenzie.

Denmark (Bamberg) :

SCS Edisto Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(5) J« A, Jordan.

Diilon (Diilon) '.

FHA Agricultural Bldg. (1) Mac T.

Atkins,

ses Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(4) J, V, Crownover.

Edgefield (Edgefield) :

FHA Thurmond Bldg, (1) Bonjamin

Freeman. Serves Edgefield and

McCormick Cos.

ses,, . Sawyer Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) H, H. OdeU.

Florence (Florence) î

EPQ-_.___ Pee Dee Substation of the South

Carolina Agricultural Experiment

Station. P. O. Box 271. Investigations of insects affecting cotton;

(4) Floyd F, Bondy.

Pee Dee Substation of the South

Carolina Agricultural Experiment

Station, 2 mileg north of Florence

on U. S. Highway No. 52. Investigations of insects affecting

flue-cured tobacco; (2) Norman

Allen.

FHA___. Agricultural Bldg. (3) Luther M.

Belk.Jr.

SOUTH CAROLINA—Continued

Florence (Florence)—Continued

PISAE_„_- Pee Dee Expt. Sta. Flue-cured

tobacco invest.; (3-*l) Jam^ F,

Bullock.

Pee Dee Expt. Sta, Cotton impr.

invest.; (S-*2) William H.

Jenkins.

SCS,..„-. Co. Agr, Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(2) J. B. Wood. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (4) A. H. Cole.

GaflFney (Cherokee) :

PHA.„__. Old Court House Bldg. (1) Clarence

S. McMurray.

ses Co. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; <4)

S.A.Wolfe.

Georgetown (Georgetown) t

ses „ Co. Office Bldg, Work Unit Hdqrs,;

(2) H. D. Prichard.

Greenville (Greenville) :

FHA..„:. P. O. Office Bldg. (3) Lewis M.

Verdin.

SeS_.-_.- Masonic Temple Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs. #1; (2) H. Granade.

Work Unit Hdqrs. #2; (2) C. S.

Moss.

Greenwood (Greenwood) :

FHA_ __, P. O. Bldg. (2) Dan H. Gambrell.

SCS-___.- P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (8)

J. Craig.

Hampton (Hampton) î

FHA Hampton Co. Office Bldg. (1)

Harold Q. Foster.

ses Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(4) R. Q. Rousey.

HartsvUie (Darlington) Î

ses Community Center Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (5) J. R. Parker.

Kingstree (Williamsburg) :

PHA,,..__ P. O. Bldg. (7) Edward D. Player.

SCS__„.-_ City HaU Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(9) E.L.King.

Lancaster (Lancaster) :

FHA 210H S. Main St. (1) Paul N.

Smith.

ses Old Co. Court House Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J. E. Nisbet.

Laurens (Laurens) :

FHA- 112H W. Main St. (2) Eugene R.

Stewart,

ses -- P. O. Bldg, Work Unit Hdqrs. #1;

(4) J. B. Odell. Work Unit

Hdqrs. #2; (3) W. H, Fleming.

Lexington (Lexington) :

PHA_„____ Co. Court House. (1) Lawrence J.

Hook,

ses.., .__ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) G. R. McSwain.

Manning (Clarendon) :

FHA Agricultural Bldg. (7) Irvin S.

Butler.

ses, Market Bureau Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (S) J. M. Dukes.

Marion (Marion) :

SCS„ .-_- L. B. Blackburn Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (5) G. B. Hagood, Jr.

MeCormick (McCormick) :

ses,. .... Co. Office Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs,;

(1) B. W, Crouch.

Moncks Corner (Berkeley) î

FHA . Jones Bldg. (6) Samuel C. Turbeville. Serves Berkeley and

Charlestön Cos.

ses Jones Bldg. W^ork Unit Hdqrs.; (1)

J.S.Livingston.

Mullins (Marion) :

FHA_ P. O. Bldg. (2) George W. Dudley.

Newberry (Newberry) :

PHA_ 1216K Friend St. (1) Marion P.

McMeekin.

ses.__,... Corner Friend and College Sts.

Work Group Hdqrs.; (2) W. A.

Mason, Jr. Work Unit Hdqrs. #1;

(2) E. E. Epting. Work Unit

Hdqrs. #2; (2) T.B. Amis,
SOUTH CAROLINA—SOUTH DAKOTA 241

SOUTH CAROLINA—Continued

Orangeburg (Orangeburg) :

BAI c/o Kingan & Co., Whaley St.

Ext. Meat inspection; (2) G, W.

Eberhardt.

FHA Co. Office Bldg. (7) Jerome B.

MeMichaeL

ses Co. Office Bldg. Work tlnit Hdqrs.

#1; (2) L. L. Tillson. Work Unit

Hdqrs. #2 (2) J. B. Earle.

Pickens (Pickens) :

FHA_, Carey Bldg. (2) Otis A. O'Dell.

ses Bowen Agr. Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs. #1; (2) F. G. Lindsey.

V/ork Unit Hdqrs. #2; (1) J. M.

Garrett,

Ridgeland (Jasper) :

FHA„ Main and Gaffney Sts. (4) Harry P.

Woods. Serves Jasper and Beaufort Cos.

ses Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs,; (2)

J. D. Coleman.

Rock Hill (York) :

SCS._. Johnston Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(3) M. B. Brissie.

B. F. Kurtz Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs. #1; (2) T. H. Stewart.

Work Unit Hdqrs. #2; (1) J. T.

Brannon.

State mghw&y #5. Nurs.; (Î) W.

H. Rhodes.

Saint George (Dorchester) :

FHA. Klauber Bldg. (3) Walker W. Utsey.

ses U. S. Highway #78. V/ork Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) R. W. Bridge.

S aînt Matthews (Calhoun) :

FHA S. C. National Bank Bldg. (1)

CapersB. Bull,

ses Bridg'e St. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2)

J. L. Wilson,

Saluda (Saluda) :

FHA_.__ Saluda Co. Bank Bldg. (1) James S.

Corley.

SCS=.._._- Able Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (4)

G. H. Epting.

Spartanburg (Spartanburg) :

EPQ Box 591. Sweetpotato weevil control

and eradication; (4) Robert W.

Sanders.

FHA P.O. Bldg. f3) Clarence W.Rainey,

SCS.._„_ Old P. O. Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) J. H. Talbert. Work

Unit Hdqrs. #1; (4) W. R. Gulp.

Work Unit Hdqrs. #2; (3) A. H.

Skardon; R. Y. Bailey, Reg. Res.

Rept.

Sumter (Sumter) :

FHA. Agricultural Bldg. (6) James A.

Reames.

SCS Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) W\ B.Abbott.

Union (Union) :

FHA Krass Bldg. (1) Hugh Jeter.

FS 8 Mi. SW of Union. Central Piedmont Res. Ctr.; (4) Marvin D.

Hoover.

PISAE For. Path. Lab., Calhoun Expt.

For., P. O. Box 257. Invest, of

littleleaf disease of pine; (1) Otis

L. Copeland, Jr.

ses. _ _ _ _. Krass Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (4)

J. P. Bailes.

Waihaîla (Oconee) :

FHA Agricultural Bldg. (2) Herschell A.

Barnett.

SCS_„ Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(4) G. W. Boozer.

Walterboro (Colieton) ;

FHA Jefferies Bldg. (4) Cotesworth P.

Fishburne,

ses Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs. ;

(5) CM. Elierbe. Work Unit

Hdqrs. #1; (4) R. L. Bishop.

Work Unit Hdqrs, #2; (1) W. W.

Neely,

SOUTH CAROLINA—Continued

Winnsboro (Fairfield) :

FHA Co. Court House. (2) James D.

Lyles.

ses 114 Washington St. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) K. R. McMaster.

York (York) :

FHA Bank of York Bldg. (1) William T.

Oates.

SOUTH DAKOTA

Aberdeen (Brown) :

FHA P.O. Box 58. (2) Carroll G.KeUey.

ses Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Elmer J.

Lund. South Brown Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,;

(1) Ray R. Huxtable.

Aicester (linion) :

SCS__^ Sioux Brule Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Frank E. Hanson.

Alexandria (Hanson) ;

FHA P. O. Box 36. (1) Alphonso L.

Mayhew. Serves Hanson and

McCookCos.

ses Hanson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(3) Palmer G. Skalland.

Armour (Douglas) :

FHA.._„___ P. O. Box "B". (1) Donald R.

Adams. Serves Douglas and

Charles Mix Cos.

Belle Fourche (Butte) :

FHA_._--_ Court House Annex, (1) Fred E.

Nelson. Serves Butte and Lawrence Cos.

ses Butte Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5) G.

Harland Means.

Bison (Perkins) :

FHA.. Homme Bldg. (1) Stephen M.

Crawford. Serves Perkins and

Harding Cos.

Britton (Marshall) :

FHA P. O. Box 305. (1) Levi Sidney

Sedgwick.

ses Marshall Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv, Hdqrs.; (3)

Dean R. Purrington.

Brookings (Brookîngs) :

PISAE State Agr. Expt. Sta. Soil mgt,

under irrig.; Lawrence O. Fine.

State Agr. Expt, Sta, Foot rot and

root rot of cereals and grasses;

(1) George W. Bruehl.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Control of

noxious weeds; reg. coord. North

Central program; (2) Leonard M.

Stahler.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Soybean and

legume invest.; (*1) Maurice W.

Adams.

FHA P. O. Box 118. (1) Daniel C.

Stokesbury.

ses Brookings Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Joseph T. Paulson.

Dept. of Agr. Engin., Coll. Sta.

Water requirements and drainage;

(1) Leonard J. Brie.

Buffalo (Harding) :

ses „ Harding Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1)

Melvin J. Akin.

Burke (Gregory) :

FHA _ Court House. (1) Karl J. Conneli.

SCS_->..., Gregory Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv, Hdqrs.; (3)

Marion K.Craig.

Canton (Liiicoin) î

SCS„._„-.- Lincoln Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Lloyd M. Haisch,
242 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

SOUTH DAKOTA—Continued

Carpenter (Clark) :

ses _.- Carpenter Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) Willis

H. Davis, Jr.

Chamberlain (Brule) i - FHA .- P. O. (1) Hugh J. Meyers. Serves

Brule and Lyman Cos.

ses Diat. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5) Bernard

Rozendal. American Creek Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Robert M.

Myers.

Brule Buffalo Soil Conserv. Dist,

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Lawrence J. Kehrwald.

Clark (Clark) i

FHA (2) GilesI.Culey.

ses .»- Clark Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) Cleo

A. Treadwell.

Clear Lake (Deuel) :

ses .- Deuel Co. Soil Conserv. Dist, Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqfs.; (2) Floyd

A.Delmage.

Custer (Custer) :

FHA -P. O. Box 391. (1) Albert L. Sindelar. Serves Custer and Fall River

Cos.

FS Harney Nat'l For,, supvr.'s Hdqrs.;

(42) Eugene R. Lepley.

ses Custer Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

William C. Krueger.

Deadwood (Lawrence) :

FS Black Hills Nat. For., Supvrs.'s

Hdqrs.; (40) Clarence C. Averill.

De Smet (Kingsbury) :

ses Kingsbury Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unît Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Karl F. Ziegler.

Duoree (Ziebach) :

FHA _, Court House. (1) Joseph L. Carr.

Serves Ziebach and Dewey Cos.

Elk Point (Union) :

ses,. Sioux Brule Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Sub-Hdqra.;

(2) Purley L. Keene.

Faith (Meade) :

SCS__. Tri-Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.: (3) Carl

W. Wilker,

Faulkton (Faulk) :

FHA„.._. P. 0. Box 167. (1) Walter Joseph

Benn.

Fiandreaii (Moody) :

ses Moody Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Merle O, Lier.

Fort Pierre (Stanley) :

ses .... Central South Dakota LU Proj.

Hdqrs.; (1) Clarence D. Patterson.

Gettysburg (Potter) :

FHA__.._ P; O. Box 267. (1) John Joseph

Dalton. Serves Potter and Sully

Cos.

Haytî (Hamîin) Î

SCS.._,.^_ Hamlin Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Glenn T. Hicks.

Hecla (Brown) :

SCS__._,._' Brown-Marshall Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv, Hdqrs.; (3)

JohnT. Loucks.

Hot Springs (Fall River) :

SCS_„__„_ P.O. Bldg, Fall River Soil Conserv.

Dist. WorkUnit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(1) S. Ellsworth Wikle. Fall

River LU Proj. Hdqrs.; (1)

Verner I, Clark.

Youth Center Bldg. Angostura

WCU Proj. Hdqrs.; (8) Phillip

George Schmid.

Homird (Miner) :

FHA„.._VP. O, Box 0. (1) Fxank Albert

Dodds,

SOUTH DAKOTA—Continued

Hurley (Turner) :

SCS._„_. Turner Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(2) Harry A. Mateer.

Huron (Beadle) :

BAI ______ c/o Armour & Co. Meat inspection;

(6) C. A. Towne.

EPQ_„ ._ K. of P. Bldg., 52 Third St. Office

and warehouse for equipment and

supplies. District headquarters

for grasshopper and Mormon

cricket control activities in Minnesota, North Dakota, and South

Dakota; (10) Richard M. Thompson.

FCIC„ _ _ _ 56 Third St., S. E. Accepts applications, supervises adjustment of

losses, re\'iews loss claims, general

responsibility for administration

of crop insurance in the State;

(4) James P. Paulsen.

FHA._ P. O. Box 1244. (1) Fred J. Tobin.

PMA_.__ 56 Third St., S. E. State Chairman

in charge of all prod, and mkt.

programs; (29) Mark Nelsen.

SCS„...,_ P. O. Bldg, State Conserv. Off.;

(10) Ross D. Davies. Dist.

Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) Edward J.

Daniel. Beadle Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (3) Bjorn Davidson.

Ipswich (Edmunds) :

FHA_. Court House. (1) Chester A.

Groseclose.

Kadoka (Jackson) :

ses Jackson-Washabaugh Soil eonserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (2) E. Malcolm Strom.

Lake Andes (Charles Mix) Î

ses _. Academy Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) James

P. Hughes.

Lake Preston (Kingsbury) :

FHA„_:.__ City Hall. (1) Wayne E. Hougland.

Lemmon (Perkins) :

ses... Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) A.

Forrest Sorensen. Perkins Corson

LU Proj. Hdqrs.; (1) Clarence A.

Dyson.

Leola (McPherson) :

FHA Court House. (1) Etna Lee Hague.

Madison (Lake) :

FHÂ...__. P. O. Box 370. (2) Fred A. Proeknow. Serves Lake and Moody

Cos.

PMA, DAI 8Ö2 S.W. 4th St. Gradinpc and insp.

serv. on dairy and poultry prod,;

(1-1) C.L. Hall.

Martin (Bennett) :

FHA___.. Court House. (1) Cameron M.

Kenny. Serves Bennett, Shannon

and Washington Cos.

Mclntosh (Corson) :

FHA Court House. (1) Otto J. Frisch.

SCS-_._„ Cedar Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) Laurence A. Arpin. Acting.

Milbank (Grant) :

FHA.._„. Court House. (3) Leonard M.

Brakke. Serv^ Grant and Deuel

Cos.

SCS__„,_ Grant Co. SoilConserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) Calvin

D. Oamek.

Miller (Hand) :

FHA__._„ Court House. (2) Philip T. Hall.

Serves Hand and Hyde Cos.

ses; Hand Co. Soil Conserv, Dist,

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Dan B. Cass.

Mitchell (Davison) :

FHA.__, Court House. (1) Otto A- Hauffe
SOUTH DAKOTA—TENNESSEE 243

SOUTH DAKOTA—Continued

Mound City (Campbell) î

SCS,„_.. Campbell Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Clement V. Kehrwald.

Newell (Butte) :

PISAE_-„ Belle Fourche Field Sta. Soil mgt.

under irrig, and dry-land cond.;

(5"*2) Harry E. Weakly,

Parker (Turner) :

FHA._,„. Court House. (1) Charles L. Egan.

Serves Turner and Lincoln Cos.

Philip (Haakon) :

FHA P. O. Box 217. (2) Charles W.

Baker. Serves Haakon, Jackson

and Washabaugh Cos.

ses Haakon Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) Ward

H. Zimmerman.

Pierre (Hughes) :

BAI_ 812 U. S. P. O. and Court House.

Scabies, tuberculosis, and brucellosis eradication; hog-cholera

control; public stockyards inspection; (14) Martin M. Davis.

FHA P. O. Box 115. (1) Francis W.

Jones. Serves Hughes, Stanley

and Armstrong Cos.

ses Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Idwal

Jones.

Plankinton (Auroral :

FHA Bakewell Bldg. (1) Magnus Lund.

SCS-.-__-- Aurora Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1)

LuVern H. Rusch.

Rapid City (Pennington) :

BAI c/o Black Hills Packing Co. Meat

inspection; (1) P. B. Molitor.

FHA____._ Court House. (1) Arthur W. Tyler.

ses Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3) John

Louchs. Elk Creek Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(1) J. Arthur Martin. Pennington

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (1) Louis

A. Eberlein,

Eedfield (Spink) :

FHA P. O. Box 446, (1) Patrick A.

Lynch.

SCS__ Spink Co. Soil Conserv, Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Adolph

B. Gilbertson.

Salem (McCook) :

ses McCook Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Lloyd

L. Wasser.

Selby (Walworth) :

FHA Court House. (1) Bert L. Strevel.

Serves Walworth and Campbell

Cos.

Sioux Falls (Minnehaha) :

BAI c/o John Morrell & Co. Meat inspection; animal foods inspection;

(31) G. H. Randall.

BAE Leaders Bldg., 219 W. 8th St. Crop

and Livestock Reports; (5-*4) C.

D. Palmer.

FHA_._.. Federal Bldg. (1) Frank D. Kriebs.

225 E. 11th St. (23) State Director

—South Dakota. E. R. Arneson.

PMA,LIV c/o John Morrell & Co. Meat

Grading Service; (1) J. H. Gibson.

ses Co. Court House. Dist. Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (4) Raymond H. Ellis.

Minnehaha Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.;

(3) Homer Clarence Kenoyer.

Sisseton (Roberts) :

FHA Roberts Co. National Bank Bldg.

(1) John N. Schooler.

ses Roberts Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Marcus W. Wulff.

SOUTH DAKOTA—Continued

Spearfish (Lawrence) :

ses Lawrence Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Norvall Nelson.

Springfield (Bon Homme) t

ses_„_=__ Emanuel-Choteau Creek Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs,; (2) John W. Decker.

Sturgis (Meade) :

FHA...,__ P. O. Box 420. (1) Vernon A.

Merritt,

Tyndall (Bon Homme) :

FHA P. O. Box AA. (1) Leo J. Schuett.

Serves Bon Homme and Hutchinson Cos.

ses Scotland Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Arnold

William Reich.

Vermillion (Clay):

ses Clay Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,; (1) Irvin

R. Trumbower.

Wall (Pennington) :

ses Bad Lands LU Proj. Hdqrs.; (1)

Ernst H. Gruenhagen. Eastern

Pennington Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (3)

Hugh N. Hüler.

Watertown (Codington) :

BAI c/o Swift & Co. Meat inspection;

(5)R.A.Telford.

FHA_.„_„ P. O. Box 238. (2) Glenn M.

Mitchell. Serves Codington and

Hamlin Cos.

SCS_____-- Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) J.

Dwight Morrow. Codington Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist, Work Unit

Conserv, Hdqrs.; (2) Reuben A.

Wicks.

Webster (Day) :

FHA P, O. Box 218. (2) Co. Supervisor.

SCS___ Day Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (5) Paul

C. Underwood.

Wesslngton Springs (Jerauld) :

FHA______ Court House. (2) Edmund J.

Theisen. Serves Jerauld and

Buffalo Cos.

ses Jerauld Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2)

Bert Kidman.

White River (Mellette) :

FHA P. O. BoxBB. (1) Robert S. Caple.

Serves Mellette, Todd and Jones

Cos.

Winner (Tripp) :

FHA P. O. Box 650. (1) James H. Bradt.

ses eiearfield-Keyapaha Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs,;

(2) Irving H. Moore, Acting.

Hamill Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (2) Lauritz

E. Pedersen. Rosebud Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdqrs.; (1) Thomas H. Pozarnsky.

Woonsocket (Sanborn) :

FHA Court House, (1) Harold J, Larson.

ses Silver Creek Soil Conserv, Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4)

Victor A. Fenner.

Yankton (Yankton) ;

FHA P. O. Box 133. (1) Frank M.

Brady. Serves Yankton, Clay

and Union Cos.

SCS__. Dist. Conserv. Hdqrs.; (4) Clyde A.

Hicks, Yankton Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv, Hdqrs.;

(2) Harold M. Devick.

TENNESSEE

Alamo (Crockett) :

SCS._ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) G. L. Nelson.
244 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

TENNESSEE—Continued

Ashland City (Cheatham) î

SCS Harris Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) S. A. Yusk.

Athens (MeMinn) :

FHA.. P. O. Box 328. (1) Thomas L.

Cunningham. Serves McMinn

and Meigs Cos.

Bolivar (Hardeman) :

FHA _. Court House. (1) Gordon E, Reid.

ses Community House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (4) E, H. Steinert.

Brownsville (Haywood) :

FHA P. O. Box 144. (4) Stanley H. Rice.

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (a) R. E. Honnoll.

Byrdstown (Pickett) :

ses Hollis Parrott Bldg, Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) H. W, Tucker,

Carthage (Smith) :

FHA.. Sloan-Sanderson Bldg. (1) Raymond Harder. Serves Smith and

Wilson Cos,

ses._..... Sloan Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (3)

R. L. Dudney.

Geiina (Clay) :

FHA..._._ Everstreet & Mayfield Bidg. (1)

Hugh M. Kyle. Serves Clay,

Pickett and Overton Cos.

SCS. .^..._ 209 Main St. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) J.G. Enochs.

Chattanooga (Hamilton) :

BAÏ 66 Federal Bldg. Meat inspection;

(4) H. H. Shearer.

FHA...... #5 Federal Bldg. (1) Alton W.

Allen. Serves Hamilton and Rhea

Cos.

Clarksvilie (Montgomery) :

EPQ . 642 Greenwood Ave. Investigations

of insects injurious to burley and

dark fire-cured types of tobacco;

(1) Lincoln B. Scott.

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) Albert W. Jobe.

PMA, TOE Farmers Whse. Bldg. Enforcement

of Tob. Insp. Act involving the

inspection and certification of

tobacco sold on auction markets

and technical assistance to producers in the preparation of tobacco for market; (5) B. H.

Mizell.

ses.. P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(4) L. Solomon.

Cleveland (Bradley) :

FHA P. O. Box 622. (1) Walter D. Clift.

Serves Bradley, Folk and Meigs

Cos.

FS Cherokee Nat. For., Supvr.'s

Hdqrs.; (14) William R. Paddock.

Columbia (Maury) :

FHA...... P. O. Box 548. (1) Robert E. Ikard.

Serves Maury, Hiekman and

Lewis Cos.

Cookeville (Putnam) :

FHA P, O. Bldg. (2) Archibald B.

Peters, Serves Putnam, White

and Jackson Cos.

ses.. Federal Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(3) J. W. Morrison.

Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (4) R. R. Little.

Covington (Tipton) :

FHA._..__ P. O. Box 151, (1) David E.

Speight.

ses __ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) CE. Burger.

Crossville (Cumberland) :

FHA P. O. Box ITS. (1) Quincy N.

Stuke, Jr. Serves Cumberland,

Fentrees and Bledsoe Cos.

Dickson (Dickson) :

FHA,._^._ Baker Bldg. (1) William T. Mues.

Dresden (Weakley) :

SCS._„.._ Bowers Hotel Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs,; (3) J. S. Corbitt.

TENNESSEE—Continued

Dyersburg (Dyer) :

FHÂ.,„._ P. O. Box 76. (1) William R.

Mclntosh. Serves Dyer and

LauderdaieCos.

ses Armory Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(4) R. M. Wiley.

Fayetteville (Lincoln) :

FHA P. O. Box 913. (1) Phillip G.

Horsley. Serves Lincoln and

Moore Cos.

Gainesboro (Jackson) :

ses Co. Agent's Off. Work Unit Hdqrs,;

(3) L. W. Davis.

Galiatin (Sumner) :

FHA._„_ Court House. (1) John R. Phillips.

Serves Sumner, Trousdale and

MaconCos.

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) H. E. Boucher.

Greeneville (Greene) :

FHA . P. O. Box 434. (1) Burnice D.

Waggoner. Serves Greene, Cocke

and Hamblen Cos.

PISAE Tobacco Expt. Sta. R#5. Burley

tobacco invest.; (4) J. Hugh Felts.

Hartsviiie (Trousdale) :

ses.: Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. A. Walker.

Huntingdon (Carroll) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) Claude O. Ramer.

Serves Carroll and Benton Cos,

Jackson (Madison) ;

FHA P. O. Box 771. (2) Clarence Norñeet.

SCS...,..„ P. O. Bldg. W^ork Group Hdqrs.;

(6) D. F. Luckey, Jr.

Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs,

#1; (2) T. F. Jones. Work Unit

Hdqrs. #2; (4) R. D. Fisher.

Jasper (Marion) :

FHA Court House Annex. (1) John W.

Cate. Serves Marion and Sequatchie Cos.

Jonesboro (Washington) :

FHA...... Court House. (1) John A. Anderson.

Serves Washington, Carter, Johnson and Unicoi Cos.

Kingston (Roane) :

FHA.„._ P. O. Box 267. (2) Henry D.

Wattenbarger. Serves Roane,

Morgan and Scott Cos.

Knoxviile (Knox) :

BAI c/o East Tennessee Packing Co.

Meat inspection; (13-*7) Roy

Avant. BÁE ^_ Dept. of Agr. Econ., Agr. Experiment Sta, Conducts research on

farm management and costs; (*1)

Samuel W. Atkins.

FHA...... 319 P. O. Bldg. (2) Jam^ A,

Adams. Serves Knox, Union,

Anderson, Blount, Sevier and

Jefferson Cos.

PISAE.... State Agr. Expt. Sta. Soybean

invest,; (*1) Laurence N. Skold.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Corn prod,,

breeding, and genet.: reg. coord,

southern corn program; (1) Frederick D. Richey.

University Farm, Rm. 210 Agriculture Eng. Bldg. Burley tobacco

invest,; (1) David R. Bowman,

Coll. of Agr., Univ. of Tenn. Fiber

quality invest.; (*1) Kenneth L.

Hertel.

U. S. D. A, Cotton Field Sta.

(coop.). Cotton impr. invest.;

(15) Dwight M. Simpson.

Soil Survey Office, e/o TVA New

Sprankle Bldg., Hdqrs. Southern

States, Soil Survey, Correlation;

(12) William S.Ligon.

PMA, 205 Flatiron Bldg. Milk mkt. order

DAI. admin, ; (7) J, B. MeCroakey.
TENNESSEE 245

TENNESSEE—Continued

Knoxville (Knox)—Continued

PMA, FV_ New Sprankle Bldg, Standardi2;ation and inspection of processed

fruits and vegetables; (2) J. O.

Lytton.

Lafayette (Macon) :

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.;a) J. E.Clay.

Lawrenceburg (Lawrence) :

FHA Court House. (2) Charley M. Berry.

Serves Lav/rence and Wayne Cos,

Lebanon (Wilson) :

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. T. Vantine, Jr.

Lewisburg (Marshall) :

BDI U. S.D. A. Dairy Field Sta. (coop.).

Diary cattle breeding, feeding,

and mgt.; (l-*2) Archie G. Van

Horn.

FHA Court House. (1) Homer C. Cross.

Serves Giles and Marshall Cos.

Lexington (Henderson) :

FHA_._.. P. O. Bldg. (4) John D. Webb.

Serves Henderson, Deeatur and

Perry Cos.

Livingston (Overton) :

ses _- p. o. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs,; (2)

A. S. Harvey.

Madisonville (Monroe) :

FHA_..___ Court House. (1) Jack F. Copeland.

Serves Monroe, McMinn and

LoudonCos.

Manchester (Coffee) :

FHA__„__ P. O. Bldg. (1) John S. McMahan.

Serves Coffee and Grundy Cos.

McMinnville (Warren) :

FHA P. O. Box 216. (1) George O.

Lewis. Serves Warren, DeKalb,

Van Buren and Cannon Cos.

ses Montgomery Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) E. K. Schultz.

Memphis (Shelby) :

BAI 346 U. S. P. O. and Custom House

Bldg. Meat inspection; public

stockyards inspection; (32) G. E.

Mitchell.

EPQ Federal Bldg. Control, suppression

and prevention of spread of whitefringed beetles; (3) Ross C. Lowe.

De Soto P. O. Bldg., Room 104.

Transit-inspection activities; Benjamin H. Petfield.

FHA 206 Federal Bldg. (3) James D.

Brooks.

PMA, COT 1132 Falls Bldg. Board of Supervising Cotton Examiners; Cotton

Appeal Board; supervision of cotton classing, grading, cotton quotations in designated markets,

cottonseed standards, licensed cottonseed chemists and samplers;

conducts examinations for licensed

cotton classers, cottonseed chemists and samplers; (49) Alton L.

Smith.

1117 Falls Bldg. S. Central Area

Office directing the activities of

all local field offices under area

jurisdiction engaged in cotton

quality stat., cotton classification,

cotton market news, and cottonseed inspection; (10-14) Clyde C.

McWhorter. Cotton Quality stat.

cotton classification, cotton market news, and cottonseed inspection; (9-56) Milliard L. Garner.

PMA, FV_ Custom House. Standardization and

inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables; James A. Marks.

PMA, GR. 104 De Soto P. O. Bldg. Admin.

Grain Standards Act; hay insp.

serv.; (2) F. B. Simpson.

PMA, LIV 465 W. Trigg Ave. Market News

Service on livestock; (2) Bruce B.

Harding.

TENNESSEE—Continued

Memphis (Shelby)—-Continued

PMA, U. S. Custom House. Enforcement

TandW of U. S. Warehouse Act (cotton

and other prod.); (16) W. G.

Shingler.

SGS__„__. P. O. Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.;

(4) J. R. Aycock.

221 Main St. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (7)

C. E. Ishee.

Murfreesboro (Rutherford) :

FHA P.O.Box 143. (2) Rhea T. Nichols.

Serves Rutherford, Davidson,

and Wuliamson Cos.

SeS__._.„ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs,; (3) S. G. Garner.

Nashville (Davidson) :

BAI 1310 Adams St. Meat inspection;

(13) D. F. Eggers,

342 U. S. Court House. Tuberculosis and brucellosis eradication;

public stockyards inspection; sanitary handling of import animal

byproducts, hay, and straw; (14)

H. L. Fry.

BAE 408 State Office Bldg. Crop and

Livestock Reports; (9) S. T.

Marsh.

FCIC-. - „ _ 152 4th Ave., N. Accepts applications, supervises adjustment of

losses, reviews loss claims, general

responsibility for administration of

crop insurance in the State; (4)

J, Bruce Joyner.

FHA_ 104 21st Ave., South (27) State

Director—Tennessee. E. S.

Beasley.

PMA 129 8th Ave., N. State Chairman in

charge of all prod, and market

programs; (50) L. Carl Fry.

PMA, DAI Rm. 309, Presbyterian Bldg. Milk

market order admin.; (5) J. B.

McCroskey.

502 State Office Bldg. Grading and

insp. serv. on dairy and poultry

prod.; (3-11) J. R. Bass, J. A,

Rubis.

PMA, FV_ Standardization and inspection of

fresh fruits and vegetables; (1) A.

W. Gordon.

PMA.GR- 108 Y.M.C. A. Bldg., 226 7th Ave,,

N. Admin, Grain Standards Act;

misc. comm. insp. serv.; (2)

Vacant.

PMA, LIV 406 State Office Bldg. Market News

Service; (2) W. L. Newport. 214

Livestock Exchange. Administration of Packers and Stockyards

Act; (3) J. Fred Matteson.

ses E. I. Tuck Bldg. State Office; (9)

W. M. Hardy.

Custom House Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) H. E. Holman.

Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) J. A. Bozeman.

Paris (Henry) :

FHA Court House. (1) Bob T. Scruggs.

Serves Henry and Stewart Cos.

Bipley (Lauderdale) :

ses Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) R. K. Davis.

Eogersville (Hawkins) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) David G. Graham.

Serves Hawkins, Grainger and

Sullivan Cos.

Selmer (McNairy) :

FHA..„.__ P. O. Box 304. (3) Chester W.

Martin. Serves McNairy, Chester

and Hardin Cos.

Sheibyvilîe (Bedford) :

FHA__.. Court House. (1) Ray H. Harria.

Smithville (DeKalb) :

SCS____„ Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) D. W^ Moyers.
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TENNESSEE—Continued

SomerviHe (Fayette) :

FHA._._„ P. 0. Box 62. (2) James M.

Nunnally. Serves Fayette and

Hardeman Gos.

Sparta (White) :

ses . Co. Court House, Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) H. D, Sims.

Spencer (Van Buren) :

SCS^--.,- Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) E. A. Ov/eii.

Springfield (Robertson) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) Robert H. Ralston.

Serves Robertson and Gbeatham

Gos.

PISAE__ Highland Rim Expt. Sta,, P. O.

Box 382. Tobacco curing;

Russell B. Stone, Jr.

SCS__-._- 113 Fifth Ave., W, Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) C. M. Henninger.

Bell Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (3)

D. B. Redman.

Tazeweîl (Claiborne) :

FHA___.__ Court House. (1) Gordon D. Milner.

Serves Claiborne, Hancock and

Campbell Cos.

Trenton (Gibson) :

FHA_._-„ P.O. Box 152. (1) Conrad E. Lewis.

Serves Gibson and Crockett Cos.

ses .. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) H. Brooks.

Union City (Obion) :

BAI c/o Reelfoot Packing Co., Highway

51. Meat inspection; (1) Dillard

O. Browning.

FHA_ _... P. O. Box 326. (1) W. Thomas

Duseoe. Serves Obion, Lake and

Weakley Cos.

SCS___-.- Farm Bureau Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (4) J. L. Knight.

Waverly (Humphreys) :

FHA._.-_- Co. Garage Bldg. (1) Edward T.

McCrary. Serves Humphreys and

Houston Cos.

Winchester (Franklin) :

FHA . Court House. (1) Thomas E. Todd,

Woodbury (Cannon) :

SCS _. Co. Court House. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (3) C. Edens.

TEXAS

Abilene (Taylor) :

EFQ___ Agriculture Bldg. Quarantine operations against the pink bollworm; (1) J. Carter Woodward,

FHA Agriculture Bldg. (3) Clarence

Symes. Serves Taylor and

Callahan Cos.

PMA.COT 1407 S. First St. Cotton quality

stat., cotton classification, cotton

mkt. news and cottonseed inspection; (4-34) Herbert J. Matejowsky.

SCS Supervision of work unit oíRces engaged in technical assistance to

dists.; (4) James F. Dominy, Jr.

Technical assistance to Middle

Clear Fork Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Hugh T. Magers. Technical

supervision of conserv. surveys

program; Ralph L. Schwartz.

Alamo (Hidalgo) :

EPQ Johnson Bldg. Enforcement of

quarantine regulations on the

Mexican fruit fly and conducts

surveys for Citrus Black Fly;

Howard C. Massey,

Albany (Shaekelford) :

SCS-__ Technical assistance to Lower Clear

Fork of Brazos Soil Conserv,

Dist. (3) Ernest C. Shillingburg,

Jr.

TEXAS—Contînued

Alice (Jim Wells):

FHA _ Court House. (1) Frank M. Barnett.

Serves Jim Weils and Kleberg Cos.

SCS . _ Co. Court House. Supervision of

work unit oíñces engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (4) John

W. Herring, Jr. Technical assistance to San Diego-Agua Dulcf

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Henry I-.

Costilow.

Alpine (Brewster) t

EPQ 307 E. Ave. D. Quarantine operations against the pink bollworm.

Lorenzo D. Harris.

SCS „ - City Bldg. Technical assistance to

Big Bend Soil Conserv, Dist.; (1)

Ernest J. Pickens, Jr.

Aivin (Btäxorin) t

SCS_ 605M Willis St. Technical assistanee to Brazoria-Galveston Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) Theodore F.

Epperson.

Amanîlo (Potter) :

FHA__:.._ Old P. O. Bldg. (2) Harry N.

Clarke. Serves Potter, Armstrong, Carson, Hutehinson, Olkham and Randall Cos.

SCS Old P. O. Bldg. Assistant State

Conservationist; Courtney A. Tidwell. Lakes Project; (3) Walter

J. Caserta.

NewP. O.Bldg. (P. O. Box 2169).

Soil and water conserv. expt. sta.;

(5-*3) Charles J. Whitfield.

Water requirements and drain,

studies; (1) Norris P. Swanson.

Angieton (Brazorla) :

BAI -._ c/o Texas Agricultural Experiment

Sta. Liver-fluke research, in cooperation with the Texas Agricultural Experiment Sta.; (-) Lisby

L. Wade, acting.

Anson (Jones) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) George L. Von

Boeder. Serves Jones and

Shackelford Cos.

Archer City (Archer) :

SCS Technical assistance to Upper W^,

Fork Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5)

Robert A. Henderson.

Aspermont (Stonewall) :

SCS__ Co. Court House. Technical assistance to King-Stonewall Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) D. Vaughn

Speakman.

Athens (Henderson) :

FHA_._... Court House. (1) ThackerBoUinger.

SCS Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Trinity-Neches Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Buford L.

McLauchlin.

Austin (Travis) :

BAE _- 804 Lavaca St. Crop and Livestock

Reports; (18) V. C. Childs.

FHA Co. Court House, 10th and Guadalupe. (1) Paul M. Helms.

Serves Travis and Williamson Cos.

PMA,COT Bldg. K, Little Campus, Cor. 19th

and Red River Sts. Cotton quality stat., cotton classification, cotton mkt. news, and cottonseed

inspection; (7-22) John W. Doremus,

SCS______ 302 W. 15th St. Studies of use of

irrig, water and control of silt; (1)

Dean W. Bloodgood.

Baird (Callahan) :

ses Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Central Colorado Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) DeWitt C.

Cox.

Balmorhea (Reeves) : ^ t.

SCS_ - Technical assistance to ToyahLimpia Soil Conserv, Dist.; (5)

Herbert L.iGarlita.
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TEXAS—Continued

Bandera (Bandera) :

SCS Old Court House. Technical assistance to Bandera Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Dean R. Isaacs.

Bartlett (Bell) :

SCS-___._ Evie and Clark Sts. Technieal

assistance to Little River-San

Gabriel Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Adrian I. Moore.

Bastrop (Bastrop) :

ses Court House Annex. Technical

assistance to Bastrop-Fayette

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Alvin

Camp.

Bay City (Matagorda) :

EPQ 2612 Ave. E. Pink bollworm control

(quar. enforcement); (2) Warren

C. Maxwell. FHÂ Lewis Bldg. (3) Fred T. Ross.

Serves Matagorda and Brazoria

Cos.

ses City Hall. Technical assistance to

Matagorda Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) William B. Holleman.

Beaumont (JeflFerson) :

PISAE State Substa. No, 4. Rice diseases;

(1) Edgar C. Tullís. Rice prod.,

and breeding; (1-*1) Henry M.

Beachell. Rice prod., breeding,

and diseases; (*1) William C.

Davis. Rice conditioning and

storage; (3) Harold A. Kramer.

Grass, legume and pasture impr,,

and gen. forage crops invest.; (2)

Ralph M. Weihing.

PMA, GR_ 807 P. O. Bldg. Rice insp. serv.; (1)

W. D. Smith, New Orleans.

SCS_ 823 Blanchette St. Technical assistance to Coastal Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) J. V. McDonald, Jr.

Beeville (Bee) :

FHA P.O. Bldg. (1) Panic. Shillingburg.

Serves Bee, Karnes and Live Oak

Cos.

PISAE____ Substa. No. 1, State Agr. Expt. Sta.

Grain sorghum conditioning and

storage; (*1) Gerald L. Kline.

ses Beasley Flournoy Bldg. Technical

assistance to Karnes Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Malcolm G. Slay.

BellviUe (Austin) :

FHA....__ Hellmuth Bldg. (1) Herbert E.

Roark. Serves Austin, Colorado

and Waller Cos.

ses Technical assistance to AustinWashington Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) William R. Finch.

Belton (Bell) :

FHA Central Texas Health Unit Bldg.

(1) William P. Ingram.

Benavides (Duval) :

ses 300 N. Railroad Ave. Technical

assistance to Agua Poquita Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Charles W.

True, Jr.

Big Spring (Howard) :

EPQ Petroleum Bldg,, Room 507. Quarantine operations against the pink

bollworm; (2) George W. Chowns.

FHA P.O. Bldg. (1) Jewel D.Daughtrey.

Serves Howard, Andrews, Ector,

Giasscock, Martin, and Midland

Cos.

PISAE_„_ U. S. Big Spring Field Sta. Dryland soil mgt.; (1) Fred E.

Keating.

ses P. O. Supervision of work unit

offices engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (2) Alvis Bratton.

Technical assistance to MartinHoward Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5)

Albert T. Jordan.

TEXAS—Continued

Boerne (Kendall) :

ses Technical assistance to Kendall Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) John D.

Reed.

Bonham (Fannin) :

FHA Bonham Drug Co. Bldg. (2) L. Dow

Bell.

ses White-Rainey Hotel Bldg. Technical assistance to Fannin Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) William

S. Kuykendall. Land Utilization

Project; (3) Alton H. Kincaid.

Bowie (Montague) :

ses 1143^ S. Mason St. Technical

assistance to Upper Elm-Red Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (5) Willie E.

Farrell, Jr.

Brady (McCulIoch) :

FHA 229 S. Blackburn. (1) William E.

Selman. Serves McCulloeh and

Menard Cos.

ses P. O. Technical assistance to San

Saba-Brady Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(5) Wesley E. Jacoby.

Breckenridge (Stephens) :

ses Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Lower Clear Fork of

Brazos Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

William E. Henry.

Brenham (Washington):

FHA.___... P. O. Bldg. (1) Franklin D. Lown.

Serves Washington and Lee Cos.

ses Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Austin-Washington Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) Ernest P.

Kj-ueger.

Bridgeport (Wise) :

ses Technical assistance to Upper W.

Fork Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Richard H. Goodnight.

Brownñeld (Terry) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (2) Dennis Q. Lilly.

Serves Terry, Gaines and Yoakum

Cos.

ses p. O. Technical assistance to Cochran-Yoakum-Terry Go. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Riley W. Carlton.

705 N. 5th St. (P. O. Box 151).

Wind erosion and soil and water

conserv. research; (1~*1) Hugh

G. Porterfield.

Brownsville (Cameron) :

EPQ Fort Brown. Pink bollworm investigations. Some other work with

cotton insects; (6) Andrew J.

Chapman.

Fort Brown. Quarantine operations

against the pink bollworm. (2)

James M. Dunham.

U. S. Federal Bldg. Supervision of

enforcement of foreign plant

quarantines, Mexican border area;

(13) Ona D. Deputy.

Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Enforcement of quarantine regulations on the Mexican fruit fly and

conducts surveys for the Citrus

Black Fly in the MatamorosReynosa dist.; (1) Alexander V.

Smith.

U. S. Fumigation Plant. Enforcement of foreign plant quarantines;

(20) Robert B. Lattimore.

ses T-15 Municipal Airport. Technical

assistance to Southmost Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) William N. Love.

Brownwood (Brown) :

EPQ P. O. Box 209. Investigations on

pecan insects; (1) Clarence B.

Nickels.

FHA First National Bank Bldg. (1)

George M, Dormán.

Brown and Mills Cos.
248 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

TEXAS—Continued

Brownwood (Brown)—Continued

PTRAE __ U. S, D, A. Pecan Field Sta. Pecan

prod, invast.; (2) Louis D.

Romberg.

BCIS -- 2043-^ W. Broadway. Technical

assistance to Browii-Mills Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (7) John R,

Stotigh.

BryaMBrazosn ^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^ g ^^^^„^

Serves Brazos and Grimes Cos.

ses -- Main and 26th St. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dists.: (2)

Clayton C. Garitón. Technical

assistance to Brazos-Robertson

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (6) Walter L.

Robert.

Burleson (Johnson) : 'r ^ ^ ^^ m u • i

ses - ., Renfro and W. Front Sts. Technical

assistance to Dalworth Soil Conserv, Dist.; (6VJames M. Piester,

Jr.

Burnet (Burnet) : ^ rr. -u ^

gCS - Main and Jackson. Techmcal assistance to Hill Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Eldred Xi. Foster.

Catdwell (Burleson) : ^ , -^

SCS__ - - TeehnicalassistancetoBurleson-l.ee

Soil Conserv. Dist, (i) Clyde L.

Callison.

Cameron (Milam) _ ,«. XT r. . , .-.x

FHA - Taylor Bldg., 104 N. Central. (1)

Roy M. Wright. Serves Milam

and Burleson Cos.

Canadian (Hemphill) :

SCS_ ___- Co. Court House. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (3)

Technical assistance to Hemphill

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist,; (1) Ooyd

L, Ladd.

Canton (Van Zandt) : , ^, , >.x >i

PHA Co. Agricultural Bldg. Í.4) Co.

Supervisor.

Carrizo Springs (Dimmit) : , „ , . ,

EPQ Court House Bldg. Enforcement oí

quarantine regulations on the

Mexican fruit fly; Wilmer V.

Ausmus.

ses _ _ - Agricultural Bldg. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dists:; (4) Alva

J, Lumm. Techmcal assistance

to Dimmit Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Willis E. Lowry, III.

Carthage (Pane!a) : ^ ^ „ -,

FHA Hawthorn Bldg. (1) Joe C. Beard.

ses =_ _ Byrd Bldg. Technical assistance to

Shelby-Panola Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Woodrow W. HarrelL

Center (Shelby) : ,_ ^ , ^ ^^.

FHA . „ Old Jail Bldg. (3) Benme E. N ix.

BCS = Technical assistance to ShelbyPanola Soil Conserv. Dist. (3)

Roy R. Woolley.

Centerville (Leon) : ^,, ., .^ - T:.

FHA ._- S. B. Pierce Bldg. ÇL) Josepli E.

Box. Serves Leon and Madison

Cos.

SCS^ - Technical assistance to Bedias Creek

Soil Conserv. Dist. (3) Aubrey

W, Dalrymple.

Childress (Childress) : . ^.

EPQ— - P.O. Box 85. Quarantine operations

against the pink bollworm; Earl

Cason.

SOS ._ Co. Court House. Super^vision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (4)

George W. Taylor. Technical

assistance to Hall Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (6) Chester Hufstedler.

TEXAS—Continued

Chillicothe (Hardeman) t

PIBAE _ State Substa. No. 12. Sorghum

prod., breeding, and genet.;

(l-*2) Joseph G. Stephens.

Sorghum prod, and breeding;

grass impr. and soybeans; (*1)

John R, Quinby.

State Substa. No. 12. Grass impr.

and soybean inve.st,; (*1) J, Roy

Quinby.

Clarendon (Donley) :

FHÂ - (1) James D. Gouldy, Serves Donley and Gray Cos.

ses _ - 200 Kerney. Technical assistance to

Donley Co, Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Carman G, Rhode.

Clarksvllle (Red River)-

FHA E. R. Stiles Bldg. (1) Edwin C.

Sims, Jr.

SCS_ _. -. = 100 E. Broadway. Technical assistance to Red River Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Robert J. Gwin.

Claude (Armstrong) :

SCS___--- Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Staked Plains Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1) Houston G.

Ma

CIeburne (Johnson) Í „ ,,. , „

FHA_._-_ P. O. Bldg. (1) Glenn H. Mitchell.

ses 201 Î^Ç N. Main, Technical assistance to Nolan-Aquilla Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) William H.

Bennett.

Coleman (Goleman) : .^. ^ ,

FHA . Agriculture Bldg. (2) John H.

Curry. Serves Coleman and Runnels Cos. "

ses ^ - - - Co. Agricultural Bldg. Technical

assistance to Central Colorado

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Joe C.

Tinney.

College Station (Brazos) t

BAE Dept. of Agr. Eeon., Texas A and

M College. Conducts research on

farm management and costs; (*2)

Ralph H. Rogers. ^

P. O. Box 28. Research m land

tenure and land prices in the

southwest; (1) John H. Southern.

BDI - Texas A and M College. Crossbreeding to develop strains of

dairy cattle especially adapted to

southern conditions; (*2) Robert

R. Schrode.

EPQ =-- PMA Bldg., Campus of Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College.

Basic research on control of cotton

insects; (8) Clyde F. Rainwater.

FCIC PMA Bldg. Accepts applications,

supervises adjustment of losses,

reviews loss claims, general responsibility for administration of

crop insurance in the State; (10)

O.B. Briggs, Jr.

PISAE_._ State Agr. Expt. Sta. Soybeans and

gen. forage crops invest.; (*1)

Hiehard C. Pott5. Cotton breeding and genet, invest.; (*3)

Thomas R. Richmond, Cotton

disease invest.; (*1) Luther S.

Bird. Cotton physiol. and nutr.

invest.; (l-*2) Frank M. Eaton.

Cotton variety and prod, standardization. (*1) Fred C. Elliott.

Wheat, oat, and seed flax prod,

and breeding; (1) Edgar S.

McFadden. Sou Survey, Correlation; (3-*i) Edward H. TempDept. of Agr. Engin., Agr. and

Meeh. College of Texas. Refrigeration on the farm; (1) *Peter T.

Montfort.
TEXAS 249

TEXAS—Continued

College Station (Brazos)—Continued

PTRAE _ - Texas A and M College. Soil mgt.

under irrig, and dry-land cond.;

(0) James E. Adams.

Rox 203. Tephrosia, sesame and

special crops invest.; (*1) G. A.

Russell. .

PMA____- AAA Bldg. Acting State Chairman

in charge of all prod, and mkt.

programs; (83) B. F. Vance,

Chairman.

PMA.COT Petroleum Bldg,, Texas A. and M.

College. Cotton fiber and spmnmg

research, cotton service testing,

cooperation with Texas A. and

M. College; (18) Samuel T.

Hurley, Acting in Charge,

SCS_ State Soil Scientist; (8) James D.

Simpson.

Colorado City (Mitchell) : ^ .

FHA Court Milton House. (l)Â.Stmson.

SCS Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Mitchell Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist. (4) Albert L. Robertson.

Columbus (Colorado) :

ses __ Co. Court House. Technical assist

anee to Colorado Soil Conserv.

Dist. (2) William F, Breihan.

Comanche (Comanche) : ^

FHA.__„. Masonic Bldg, (1) William H. Gore.

Conroe (Montgomery) î

SCS_ Enterprise Bldg. Technical assistance to San Jacinto Soil Conserv.

Dist. (3) Dennis C. Lentz.

Cooper (Delta) : .„

FHA„_„. Court House. (1) Samuel T.

Garrison.

Corpus Christi (Nueces) :

EFQ U. S. Court House. Quarantine operations against the pink bollworm; (2) Douglas M. McEachern.

FHA Federal Bldg. (1) Charles S.

Pugsley. Serves Nueces, Aransas

and Patricio Cos.

Corsicana (Navarro) :

FHA KerrBldg. (1) C. Harrison Fendley.

ses - Municipal Bldg. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (5) Jack

D. Everheart.

P. O. Technical assistance to

Navarro-Hill Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(5) Warren E. Church.

Cotulla (LaSalle) :

ses Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Do3 Rios Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Albert Nutt, Jr.

Crockett (Houston) :

FHA_ Waller Bldg. (1) Joe J. Clonts, Jr.

ses 401 Goliad. Technical assistance to

Davy Crockett-Trinity Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) Ralph L.

Mather.

Crosbyton (Crosby) :

SCS_ Technical assistance to Crosby Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Walter

L. Knapp,

Crowell (Foard) : , . , .

SCS Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Lower Pease River Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) J. B. Harlan,

Crystal City (Zavala) : ^

FHA_ Court House, (1) J. Temple Evans.

Serves Zavala, Dimmit, Maverick

Cos. . ,

ses Zavala Co, Bank Bldg. Technical

assistance to Winter Garden Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (5) Clinton G.

Hudspeth.

TEXAS—Continued

Cuero (DeWitt) : _ . ^.

EPQ -- BuchelBldg. Quarantine operations

against the pink bollworra; (2)

Harold E. Welker.

FHA . P. O. Bldg. (1) Orval M, Boyle.

Serves DeWitt and Goliad Cos.

Dalharl (Oaliam) : ^^ ,.x / t. rr

FHA _ _ 402 i^á Denrock, Texas. (1) Arch T.

Fowler. Serves Dallam, Hartley,

Moore and Sherman Cos.

PISAE -. U. S. Dalhart Fid. Sta. Dry-land

soil mgt.; (1) Grady L. Randel.

SCS _-„_ 103ME. Third. Supervision of work

unit offices engaged in technical

assistance to districts; (3) Austin

E. Klahn, Acting. Land Utilization Project; (10 Austin E. Klahn.

Dallas (Dallas) : , . ^

EPQ U. S. Terminal Sta. Enforcement of

foreign plant quarantines; A. J.

Palazzo.

Annex Bldg. Transit inspection

activities; Robert L. Clayton,

FHA ^ - 3rd Floor Records Bldg. (1) Robert

K. French.

2007 McKinney Ave. (169) Provides

fiscal, accounting, and administrative services for all program

activities in South Central States.

Orr. N. Spung; (11) Responsible

for audit and investigation functions in Southwestern states.

PalaemonE. Bush.

405 U. S. Terminal Annex. (88)

State Director—Texas. L. J.

Cappleman,

PMA 1114 Commerce St, Loan, price

support, purchase, sale, diversion

and related programs; (2T7)

Latham White.

PMA --, 1114 Commerce St. Personnel

activities in Southwest Area;

(13) John W. Bolish. Administrative Services activiti^ in Southwest Area; (16) H. Ray Cornett.

PMA, U. S. Terminal Annex. Audit acAUD. tivities Dallas Office of Audit;

(27) Carl E. Schlosstein.

PMA, 1114 Commerce St. Investigate

C&I. and aid in prosecution of fraud

and violations in PMA programs;

(26) Wüliam G. Elliott.

PMA, COT 1104 S. Ervay St. Southwestern

Area directing the activities of all

local field offices under area jurisdiction engaged in cotton quality

stat., cotton classification, cotton

mkt. news, and cottonseed inspection (12-13) John L.

McCollum. Cotton quality stat.,

cotton classification, cotton mkt.

news, and cottonseed inspection;

(15-51) Sam W. Martin.

PMA, DAI 572 Terminal Annex Bldg. Grading

and insp. serv. on dairy and

poultry prod.; (5-1) J. A.

Hamann, R. H. Wüson, J. A.

Bybee.

PMA, 101 Norman Bldg. Is responsible

FDPB for administration of School

Lunch, Direct Distribution, Community Food Preservation, Distributive Trades and Abundant

Foods Marketing Programs in the

States of the Area under policies

and procedures established by the

Washington office; (23) John J.

Slaughter. ^^ ^ ^.

PMA FV U. S. Terminal Annex, Marketing

field office—fruits and vegetable

production and marketing activities; (2) S. O. Pobst. Standardization and inspection of fresh fruits

and vegetables, C. S. Lowthorp.
250 ÜIKECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

TEXAS—Continued

Dallas (Dallas)—Continued

PMA, INF 1114 Commerce St. Provides information regarding PMA activities and programs, and issues

daily and weekly market news

summaries to the public and to

producer and trade groups primarily through press and radio;

(7) Meno Schoenbach.

SCS^ = - Dallas Co. Records Bldg. Technical

assistance to Dalworth Soil Conservation District; (6) Sanford H.

WhitehuTst.

SOL -^ Reserve Loan Bldg., 505 Ervay St.

Legal work in connection with

activities of the Dept, in region

served by this office; (24) William

F. Farrell.

Decatur (Wise) : ,., ^,. ^ „

FHA _ - Federal Bldg. (1) Oliver R. Brown.

Serves Wise and Montague Cos,

ses -- —.- Church and Shoemaker Sts. Technical assistance to Denton-Wise

Soil Conservation District; (4)

Clifford G. Powell. Land Utilization Project; (8) Everett R. Clark.

DeLeon (Comanche) :

SCS_ _ _ - - Technical assistance to Upper Leon

Soil Conservation District; (4)

John O. Simpson.

Del Rio (Val Verde) :

EPQ International Bridge Landing. Enforcement of foreign plant quarantine; Homer M. Gely.

gCS--: Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Devils River Soil

Conservation District; (2) William

T. Jones.

Dentón (Dentón) i ^.T T> u .

FHA , P.O. (2) Pat N. Roberts.

PISAË - - State Substa. No. 6. Wheat, barley,

and oat prod, and breeding; (1)

Irvin M. Atkins.

gQS 211 North Cedar. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to districts; (2)

Mack McConnell. Technical

assistance to Denton-Wise Soil

Conservation District; (4) Floyd

W. Belders.

Dimmitt (Castro) : m u • i

SOS - .- Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Castro Co. Wind

Erosion District; (4) J. Lewis

Ellison.

Donna (Hidalgo) :

EPQ - -~ Plaza Hotel Bldg. Enforcement of

quarantine regulations on the

Mexican fruit fly and conducts

surveys for Citrus Black Fly;

Lee P. Greer,

Dublin (Erath): „ „ . . .

gQS 201 N. Post Oak St. Supervision oi

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to districts; (5)

William R. Heizer. Technical

assistance to Upper Leon Soil

Conservation District; (3) Ernest

E. McAlister.

Dumas (Moore) : r« , . ,

SOS Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Moore Co. Wind

Erosion District; (3) Oliver R,

Noel.

Eagle Pass (Maverick) :

EPQ _- P. O. Bldg. Quarantine operations

against the pink boilworm; Harvey

O. Carson.

Federal Bldg. Enforcement of

foreign plant quarantines; (4)

George H, RusselL

TEXAS—Continued

Eagle Pass (Maverick)—Continued

ses West Duncan Park, Technical

assistance to Maverick Soil Conservation District; (2) Roy D.

White.

Eastland (Eastland) :

FHA Petroleum Bldg. (3) George I.

Lane.

Eden (Concho) :

SCS^__.___ 312 Market St. Technical assistance

to Concho Soil Conservation

District; (4) Neal C. Patteraon.

Edînburg (Hidalgo) :

EPQ Fitzpatrick Bldg. Enforcement of

quarantine regulations on the

Mexican fruit fly and conducts

surveys for Citrus Black Fly;

Ira C. Caswell.

FHA First State Bank & Trust Co. Bldg.

(3) Enoch H. Cook.

Edna (Jackson) :

FHA_ Agriculture Bldg. (1) William F.

Minkert.

Eldorado (Schleicher) :

SCS ___ Co. Court House, Technical assistance to Eldorado Divide Soil

Conservation District; (4) William

M, Rountree.

El Paso (EÎ Paso) :

BAI c/o Peyton Packing Co. Meat inspection; (2) H. T. Juen.

123 U.S. Court House. Importexport inspection and quarantine;

Mexican border foot-and-mouth

disease quarantine; (19) John

Redmond.

EPQ_.__„ Room 11, U. S. Court House.

Quarantine operations against

the pink bollworm; (4) George B,

Ray; (2) George Harris.

Enforcement of foreign plant quarantines; (13) Thomas A. Arnold,

PMA, COT 517 U. S. Court House. Cotton

quality stat., cotton classification,

cotton mkt. news; (7-23) Hughes

Butterworth.

PMA, LIV 524 U. S. Coiu^: House. Supervision

of inspection of canned and frozen

Meats in Mexico; (9) E. M. Clark.

SCS_ Co, Court House. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in

technical assistance to districts;

(4) John H. Johnson. Technical

assistance to El Paso-Hudspeth

Soil Conservation District; (1)

Sidney C. Kjogsrud.

Elsa (Hidalgo) :

EPQ Enforcement of quarantine regulations on the Mexican fruit fly.

Emory (Rains) :

FHÂ„_„. Hem-yBldg. (1) Bryon U. Bing,

Ennis (Ellis) :

SCS__.._/902 S. Kaufman St. Technical

assistance to Ellis-Prairie Soil

Conserv, Dist.; (4) Edward W.

Martin,

Fabens (El Paso) i

SCS_ First National Bank Bldg. Technical assistance to El PasoHudspeth Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(6) Ernest L. Gowger.

Fairfield (Freestone) :

FHA____..- Lott Bldg. (1) Ott H. Juren.

SCS Technical assistance to FreestoneLeon Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5)

Jack C. Cely, Jr.

Palfurrias (Brooks) :

EPQ. - Court House Bldg. Enforcement of

quarantine regulations on the

Mexican fruit fly; Douglas O.

Sikes.
TEXAS 251

TEXAS—Continued I

Falfurrias (Brooks)—Continued

FHA First National Bank Bldg. (1)

Melvin P. Tanzy. Serves Brooks,

Duvai and Jim Hogg Cos.

ses Co. Court House. Supervision of

work unit oíRces engaged in technical assistance to districts; (1)

Weliand A. Watson. Technical

assistance to Loma Blanca Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) Dave G.

Hearrell, Jr.

Farmersville (Collin) :

ses P, o. Technical assistance to Collin

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Ray

D. McLaughlin.

Florence (Williamson) :

SCS___ Technical assistance to Little RiverSan Gabriel Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4)J. T.Ward.

Floresville (Wilson) :

FHA Over Palace Drug Store. (2) Phylom

H. Cox.

SCS_ .. Green-Houston-Edds Bldg. Technical assistance to Wilson Co. Soi^

Ccnserv. Dist.; (2) Raymond H.

Mathis.

Floydada (Floyd) :

FHA Coiui; House. (1) William E.

Anderson. Serves Floyd and

Crosby Cos.

SCS_ Agricultural Bldg. Technical assistance to Floyd Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Ralph R. Cogdell.

Follett (Lipscomb) :

SCS_ Technical assistance to Lipscomb

Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Louis

M. Büchner.

Fort Stockton (Pecos) :

ses Supervision of work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to

districts; (1) Jason L. Richmond.

Fort Worth (Tarrant) :

BAI 315 U. S. Court House, Meat inspection; animal foods inspection;

(89) J. A. Sullivan.

503 U. S. Court House. Scabies,

tick, tuberculosis, and brucellosis

eradication; public stockyards

inspection; transportation of cattle

from quarantined areas; (70) H.

L. Darby,

c/o Globe Laboratories. Virus-serum

control; (1) F.N. Eiwell.

B&F Area IV, Agricultural Equipment

Committee, SCS, P. O. Box 1898.

Aiding utilization and disposal

of surplus supplies and equipment;

(1) Francis R. Mangham, Chairman.

FHA tu. S. Court House, 10th and Taylor

Sts. (1) Floyd H. Jones.

"TMA, DAI 511 U. S. Court House. Mkt. News

Serv. on dairy and poultry prod.;

(1) M. C. Gregory.

^'PMA.FV-. U. S. Court House. Market news

service on fruits and vegetables

and dairy products. Standardization and inspection of fresh fruits

and vegetables. M. C, Gregory.

(Mr. Gregory in charge both

Market News and Fresh Inspection). Perishable agricultural

Commodities Act and Produce

Agency Act; (2) J. J. Dimond,

1120 Texas and Pacific Bldg.

PMA,GR. 404 U. S. Court House. Admin,

Grain Standards Act; hay însp.

serv.; misc. comm. insp. serv.»'

(6) H. N. Holmes.

TEXAS—Continued

Fort Worth (Tarrant)—Continued

PMA, LIV 203 Liv&stock Exchange Bldg.

Administration of Packers and

Stockyards Act; (7) Wm. C. Ball.

Market News Service on livestock;

(3) W^arren Smeby. Meat Grading Service; (7) R. V. Graham.

SCS 3600 MeCart St. Regional headquarters for Arkansas, Louisiana,

Oklahoma, and Texas; (268)

Louis P. Merrill.

U. S. Court House. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (5)

Earl H. Varnell. Technical assistance to Dalworth Soil Conserv.

Dist; (6) Arthur H. Courtade.

Franklin (Kobertson) :

FHA Court House. (1) John C. Adams.

SCS______. Technical assistance to BrazosRobertson Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Robert A. Kennedy.

Fredericksburg (Gillespie) :

PHA_____- Court House. (1) James E. Burleson. Serves Giiiespie, Blanco,

Kimble and Mason Cos,

SCS__._„_ Agricultural Bldg. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to districts; (3)

Dudley T. Mann. Technical

assistance to Giiiespie Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) T. Wright

Neal.

Friona (Farmer) :

SCS„ 112 E. Seventh St. Technical assistance to Farmer Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) W^alter W. Smith.

Frost (Navarro) : " '

SCS Citizens State Bank Bldg. Technical

assistance to Navarro-Hill Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (5) Glenn L.

Sybert.

Gainesville (Cooke) :

FHA_..___ Court House. (1) John D.Cunningham.

SCS Co. Court House. Supervision of

work unit ofiäces engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (6) Clyde

H. Weils. Technical assistance to

Upper Elm-Red Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Jack McFerran.

Galveston (Galveston) :

EPQ P.O. Bldg. Enforcement of foreign

plant quarantines; (3) Robert L,

Trigg,

PMA, COT 701 P. O. Bldg. Cotton classification, certification of cotton on

futures contracts, cotton quality

stat., cotton mkt. news, and

cottonseed inspection; (8-17) L.

E. Dowd.

PMA.GR_ 216 P. O. Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; bean and pea insp,

serv,; hay insp. serv.; misc. comm.

insp, serv.; (9) W. F. Funchess,

Gatee\ ille (CoryeJl) :

EPQ Brown Bldg. Quarantine operations

against the pink boUworm; (1)

James W. Monk.

SCS Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Hamilton-Coryell Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) William L.

Penny.

George West (Live Oak) :

SCS-___—- Co. Court House. Technical as

sistance to Live Oak Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) Theodore E.

Kreua,

Gilmer (Upsfaur) :

FHA_. Old Telephone Bldg. (3) Jimmie P.

Johnson. Serves Upshur and

Gregg Cos.
252 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

TEXAS—Continued

Gilmer (Upshur)—Continued

SCS__ 101 Marshall St. Technical assistance to Sabine Ri^ver-CypTeas

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Morris

Farrow.

Goldthwaite (Mills) :

SCS___ Hutehins St. Tecbnical assistance

to Brown-Mills Soil Gonserv.

Dist.; (5) BenR. Day.

Gonzales (Gonzales) :

FHA___.. P.O. Bldg. (1) Joe 13. Cabaniss.

Serves Gonzales and Lavaca Cos.

ses—____ Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Middle Guadalupe

Basin Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4)

Clan W. Dillon, Jr.

Gorman (Eastland) :

PMA, FV_ Care Southwestern Peanut Growers

AssGc. Field Administration of

Fats and Oils programs; (1)

Walter A. Davis,

Graham (Younif) t

FHA___.__ Court House. (1) Michael B.

Watson. Serves Young, Jack and

Stephens Cos.

ses ^_ Co. Court House. Technical assistance to TJoper West Fork

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) George B.

Eomans,

Granbury (Hood) :

FHA Court flouse. fl) William E.

Harper. Serves Hood and Somervell Cos.

ses Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Hood-Parker Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) Arthur L.

Bell, Jr.

Grapevine (Tarrant) :

ses _ Technical assistance to Dalworth

Soil ConseJV, Dist.; (6) Harold

Hart.

Greenville (Hunt) :

FHA_.___. P. O. Bldg. (3) W. Walworth

Harrison. Serves Hunt and Rockwall Cos.

PISAE U. S. D. A. Cotton Field Sta. (coop.).

Cotton variety and prod, standardization; (1) Roy F. Saunders.

U. S. D. A. Cotton Field Sta.

(coop.). Cotton impr. invest.;

(2-*2) Dalton R. Hooton.

SCS..______ Co. Court House. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in

technical assistance to dists.; (S)

Technical assistance to Upper

Sabhie Soil Conserv. Dist.; (ö)

Marshall H. Nichols.

Groesbeck (Limestone) :

FHA ^ Court House. (1) Cecil Johnson.

ses Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Limestone-Falls Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) William J.

Thomas.

Groveton (Trinity) ;

FHA Rock Bldg. (2) George S. Dean, Jr.

Serves Trinity and Polk Cos.

Hamilton (Hamilton) :

FHA__ (1) Douglas S. White. Serves

Hamilton and Coryell Cos.

ses North Rice Ave, Technical assistance to Hamilton-Coryell Soi

Conserv. Dist.; (5) Jesse N.

Gearreald.

Harlingen (Cameron) :

EPQ McCIendon Bldg. Hdqrs. for preventions on the Mexican fruit

fly, including inspection and

certification and the supervision

of surveys conducted for citrus

black fiy; (49-*l) Paul A. Hoidale.

TEXAS—Continued

Harlingen (Cameron)—Continued

EPQ_______ McCIendon Bldg. Hdqrs. for pink

boUworm operations in the lower

Rio Grande valley; (1) William

E. Conn.

Enforcement of quarantine regulations on the Mexican fruit fly and

conducts surveys for citrus black

fly.

PISAE__.. Ü. S. Hort. Field Sta., Bldg. T.-303,

Harlingen Airport. Invest, of

methods of handling, transp., and

storage of citrus fruits and vegetables; (1) Howard B. Johnson.

PMA, PV_ Politis Bldg. Standardization and

inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (1) G. B. Crisp.

ses Harlingen Air Field. Supervision

of work unit ofñces engaged in

technical assistance to dists,; (4)

Wilson T. Moon. Technical

assistance to Southmost Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (5) Linn Foust.

Technical supervision of conserv,

surveys program; Robert E.

Daniell.

Haskell (Haskell) :

FHA Court House. (1) William E.

Lawson. Serves Haskell and

Stonewall Cos.

Hebbronvilie (Jim Hogg) :

ses Technical assistance to Monte

Mucho Soil Conserv. Dist.; (1)

Gustave W. Voelzel, Jr.

Henderson (Rusk) :

FHA 212 Wathen-March Bldg. (1)

Charles M. Dean, Jr.

ses . 206 E. Main St. Technical assistance to Nacogdoches'Rusk Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Moses M.

Johnson.

Henrietta (Clay) :

SCS___.__ Agricultural Bldg. Annex. Technical assistance to Little Wichita

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) C

Murrell Thompson.

Hereford (Deaf Smith) :

FHA_____ Court House. (1) Walter F. Johnson, Serves Deaf Smith and

Farmer Cos.

ses Co, Court House. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (2). Technical assistance to Deaf Smith Co.

Wind Erosion Dist.; (3) Henry M.

Pevehouse.

Hidalgo (Hidalgo):

EPQ-_ - e/o U.S. Customs, International

Bridge. Enforcement of foreign

plant quarantines; (3) Berry C.

House.

Hillsboro (Hill) :

FHA_ State Bank Bldg. (1) Robert J.

Caldwell.

ses Hill Hotel. Technical assistance to

Navarro-Hill Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(6) Robert McCultoch.

Hondo (Medina) :

FHÄ_____ Court House. (1) George T. Thompson. Serves Uvalde, Kinney,

Medina and Real Cos.

ses Co, Court House. Technical assistance to Medina Valley Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Don A.

Windrow.

Houston (Harris) :

BAI 907 Federal Office Bldg. Meat inspection, import-export inspection

and quarantine; (14) Don B.

Strickler.

EPQ New Federal Bldg. Hdqrs. for

southern area, transit-inspection

activities; (7) Robert N. Dopson,

Jr.
TEXAS 253

TEXAS—Continued

Houston (Harris)—Continued

EPQ_ --- U. S. Appraiser's Stores Bldg. Enforcement of foreign plant quarantines; (1) Hamilton C. Millender.

FCA__-._- 430LamarAve. Hdqrs, for Dist. 10

serving Texas. Long-term farm

mortgage loans, Federal Land

Bank; (113) Sterling C. Evans.

Loans to short-term financing institutions, Federal Intermediate

Credit Bank; (22) W. J. McAneily. Organization, partial

capitalization and supervision of

prod, credit associations making

short-term prod, loans, Prod.

Credit Corp.; (13) Virgil P. Lee.

Loans to farmers' coop., Bank for

Cooperatives; (14) William N.

Stokes, Jr. Gen. Agt. coordinating functions common to the four

dist. institutions; (3) Sterling C.

Evans. Rev. the appraisal of

farms for mortgage loans; (1)

Raymond C. P. Pool. Custody of

the dist. institutions' collateral;

(2) Eugene M, Gentry, Examining of acct. of organizations

supervised by F. C. A.; (2) Robert

Wadsworth.

FHA _ - 305 Federal Bldg. (2) Walter R. D.

Moncure. Serves Harris and

Galveston Cos.

PMA, 406 Main P.O. Bldg. Cotton classiCOT. fication, certification of cotton on

futures contracts, cotton quality

stat., cotton mkt. news, and cottonseed inspection; (8-11) Joseph

M. Byrnes.

PMA, FV- Federal Bldg. Standardization and

inspection of fresh fruits and

vegetables; (1) A. D. Mitchell.

PMA, GR. 317-319 Federal Bldg. Rice insp.

serv. (7t) W. D. Smith, New

Orleans.

PMA, 209 Livestock Exchange Bldg. MarLIV. ket News Service on Livestock;

(2) P.L. Bowersox.

Hubbard (Hill) : , .

SCS _ Putnam Bldg. Technical assistance

to Navarro-Hili Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (5) J. Louis Hiler.

HuntsvUle (Walker) :

FHA Court House. (1) Hilma F. Andrews. Serves Walker, Montgomery and San Jacinto Cos.

SCS______ SuperV. of work unit offices engaged

in technical assistance to dist.; (4)

Johnl. Kineaid. Technical assistance to San Jacinto Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Roy L. McGill.

Iowa Park (Wichita) :

SCS 401N. Wall St. Technical assistance

to Wilbarger-Wichita Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Roy D. Thompson, Jr.

Italy (Ellis) : „„.„..

SCS --_ Technical assistance to Ellis-Prairie.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Billy J.

Morris.

Itasca (Hill) :

SCS N. Hill St. Technical assistance to

Ellis-Prairie Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(5) Murray B. Coffey.

Jacksboro (Jack) :

SCS 109 W. Archer St. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (6) James

C. Porter. Technical assistance to

Upper W. Fork Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Roy A. Box,

TEXAS;—Continued

Jacksonville (Cherokee) : ^ ^, T^. •

FHA P.O. Bldg. (1) Carter D. McKmzie.

Jasper (Jasper) : . ^ , -r.

FHA Jasper Co. Bldg. (1) Stephen B.

Owens. Serves Jasper, Newton

and Tyler Cos.

Johnson City (Blanco) : x^ , ,

SCS Technical assistance to Pedernales

Soil Conserv. Dist. (3) Edgar F.

Baumann.

Jourdanton (Atascosa) : „ ,

FHA .._ A. N. Steinle Bldg. (1) Robert A.

Beckham. Serves Atascosa and

McMullenCos.

Junction (Kimble) : , . , . .

SCS Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Upper Llanos Soil Conserv. Disc; (3) Harry L. Scofield.

Kaufman (Kaufman) : ,^v ^^ T^

FHA .__ Maples Block Bldg. (2) Herman F.

Myatt. rr. . .

SCS__.._. 116 E. Mulberry St. Technical

assistance to Kaufman-Van Zandt

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Jess J.

Shaw.

Kenedy (Karnes) : „ ,

SCS Oíd C. C. C. Camp. Superv. of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (2)

Lyngle K. Gregory. Technical

assistance to Karnes Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (3) Robert W.

Henslee.

Kerens (Navarro) :

SCS Technical assistance to NavarroHill Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Louis M.Bennett.

Kerrville (Kerr) : /. ^. .,

BAI_ . Toxological effects of insecticides,

fungicides, and herbicides on

plants and animals (in cooperation

with the Bureau of Entomology

and Plant Quarantine); (3) R. D.

Radeleff. . ^ ..,

EPQ_ Box 232. Investigations of cattle

grubs, horn flies, ticks, lice, fleas,

and other insects attacking livestock or poultry and development

of methods for their control; treatment of wool and mohair for control of carpet beetles and clothes

moths; testing of new chemicals as

insecticides, repellents, and attractants; (28) Ernest W. Laake.

Box 232. Development of methods

of chemical analysis and analysis

of materials in toxicological investigations of insecticides; (1)

Houston V. Claborn.

FHA _ Davis Bldg. (1) Albert M. Cooper.

Serves Kerr, Bandera, Edwards,

Kendall and Val Verde Cos.

PMA, Bu. Ent. and PI. Quar. Ent. TestLIV. ings pertaining to Insecticide Act;

(2) L. J. Bottimer.

SCS 709 Water St. Technical assistance

to Kerr Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(5) Thomas A. Booker.

Knox City (Knox) : v.^ , . ,

SCS O. W. Caussey Bldg. Technical

assistance to Wichita-Brazos Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) Charley B.

Cape.

La Feria (Cameron) :

EPQ 119 N. Main St. Enforcement of

quarantine regulations on the

Mexican fruit fly and conducts

surveys for the citrus black fly;

John M. Worsham.

LaGrange (Fayette) :

FHA City Hall. (1) Lawrence A. Jalufka.

Serves Fayette and Bastrop Cos.
254 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

TEXAS—Continued

LaGrange <Fayette)—Continued

SCS__ Old Masonic Bldg. Technical

assistance to Bastrop-Fayette

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) William

W. Dominy.

Lamesa (Dawson) :

EPQ P. O. Bldg. Quarantine operations

against the pink boUworm; (2)

GuyE. OiT.

FHÁ„„__ Court House. (1) Carl Perry Emmett. Serves Dawson and Borden

Cos.

SCS_ 306 S. Austin. Supervision of work

unit offices engaged in technical

assistance to dists,* (2) Jesse D,

Jenkins. Technical assistance to

Dawson Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Garland D. Blaylock.

Lampasas (Lampasas) :

FHÂ„_,_.. Briggs Bldg., 3rd Ave, and Oak St.

(1) Aston W. Cole. Serves Burnet, Lampasas and Llano Cos.

ses..__.._ Technical assistance to Hül Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist,; (3) Dupree

Sanders.

Lancaster (Dallas) :

ses.._.._. First National Bank Bldg. Technical

assistance to Dalworth Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Rayburn P. Nash.

Laredo (Webb) :

BAI 2019 Iturbide St. Transmission of

supplies and equipment to the

Mexican-United States Commission for the Eradication of

Foot-and-Mouth Disease in

Mexico; (3) G. P. Gregory.

EPQ Federal Bldg. Enforcement of

foreign plant quarantines: (25)

John B. R. Leary.

Enforcement of quarantine regulations on the Mexican fruit ßy and

conducts surveys for the citrus

black fly in the Nuevo, LaredoLaredo dist.; Henry J. Trolinger.

ses - 608 Salinas Ave. Supervision of

work unit oíRces engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (2)

CarlF.Eminger.

Levelland (Hockley) :

FHA__. „ Court House. (1) Horace D. Gümore.

SCS_. Co, Court House. Technical assistance to Hockley Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (5) Aubrey L.

Holt,

Liberty (Liberty) :

FHA Court House. (3) John J. McGrath.

Serves Liberty, Chambers, Jefferson, Hardin and Orange Cos.

ses Supervision of work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to

districts; (3) Robert A. Harling.

Technical assistance to Trinity

Bay Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Archie C. Pittman.

Linden (Cass) :

FHA___„_ Cass Co. Office Bldg. (1) Paul T.

Hanes.

ses __, Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Marion-Cass Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) Herbert O.

Evans.

Litllefield (Lamb) :

PHA....„ P. O. Bldg. (1) Truman J. Jones.

ses p. O. Supervision of work unit

offices engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (5) John A.

Perrin. Technical assistance to

Lamb Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Tolbert C. Williams.

Livingston (Polk) :

ses Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Polk Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (1) George K.Vandiver.

TEXAS—Continued

Lockhart (Caldwell) :

FHA . Masur Bldg. (1) Henry G. Duckworth, Serves Caldwell and Hays

Cos.

SCS_ 203 South Main. Technical assistance to Hays-Caldwell-Travis

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) James G.

Cooper,

Lubbock (Lubbock) :

EPQ,—__ Federal Bldg, Quarantine operations against the pink bollworm;

(5) M. Eugene Currie.

FHA Federal Bldg. (1) John E. Key.

PISAE._._ Substation No. 8, State Agr. Expt.

Sta. Rt. 1. Cotton prod, and

harvesting machinery; Elmer Hudspeth; George H. Abel, Assoc.

Agron., (spec, crops prod.).

PMx4,COT 1701 Ave. H. Cotton quality stat.,

cotton classification, cotton mkt.

news, and cottonseed inspection;

(7-18) Leil O. Buchanan.

SCS__ 1605 College Ave. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (2)

H.A. Taflf. Technical assistance

to Lubbock Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (o) Robert E. L. Pattillo.

Technical supervision of conserv.

surveys program; John J. Underwood.

Lufkin (Angelina) :

EPQ,_,___ P. O. Bldg. Sweetpotato weevil

control and eradication; (2)

Robert N, Annand.

FHA„.... P. O.Bldg. (2) Royce L.Wilson.

FS „ Texas Nat. For,, Supvr.'s Hdqrs.;

(28) Carl G. Krueger.

SCS__ 1091'^ N. Second. Technical assistance to Upper Neches Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Aubrey B. Patterson.

Mabank (Kaufman) :

SCS__. Technical assistance to KaufmanVan Zandt Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(2) Jake S. Lively.

Madisonvîlle (Madison) :

SCS._.„___ Price Bldg. Teelinieal assistance to

Bedias Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Lamar B. Piboin.

Marfa (Presidio) :

SCS_, _ Supervision of work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to

dists.; (1) Horace L. Leithead.

Technical assistance to Highland

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Joe B.

Camp.

Marlin (Falls) :

FHA_._._ P.O. Bldg. (1) Carl C. Spelce,

Marshall (Harrison) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (3) George J. Glenn.

^ Serves Harrison and Marion Cos,

ses . Ill 1-2 W. Austin St. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (4) Evan

D. Bolton. Technical assistance

to Harrison Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) James L. Johnson.

Mason (Mason) :

SCS_______ Co. Bldg. Technical assistance to

Mason Co. Soil Conserv. Dist,;

(3) Robert D. Shipp.

Matador (Motley) I

ses.______ Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Upper Pease Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) James L.

Moore,

McAllen (Hidalgo) i

EFQ.__... 16 S. Fifteenth St. Enforcement of

quarantine regulations on the

Mexican fruit fly and conduct

surveys for citrus black fly; Feltus

O.Swan.
TEXAS 255

TEXAS—Continued

McKmney (Collin) :

FHA _„ ShumwayBIdg. (1) C. Leon Kurse,

ses Co. Court House. Technical assistance to ColHîi Co. Soil Ccnserv. Dist.; (7) Tanner C. Smith.

MempÄis (Hall): , -r.,^ /.> T> i, ^^ FHA - Old Hall Co, BankBldg, (1) Robert

C, Land,

ses . 110 N. Sixth St. Technical assistance to Hall Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Guy M. Cawlfield.

Menard (Menard) : m , • i

ses „Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Menard Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (2) Thad B.

Trew,

Mercedes (Hidalgo) : , ^ *

EPQ --342 Third St. Enforcement of

quarantine regulations on the

Mexican border and conduct

surveys for citrus black fly; (1)

William W. Decell.

Meridian (Bosque) : ... „ ^ . A ^xr n

FHA - Court House. (1) Robert A. Wells.

ses - 300 S. Main St. Technical assistance to Bosque Soil Conserv,

Dist. ; (4) Elvy G. Sargent.

Merkel (Taylor) : ,,. u, ^,

ses _ Technical assistance to Middle Clear

Fork Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Painter e.Wylie.

Miami (Roberts) : „, . . .

ses Co. Court House, lechmeal assistance to Roberts Co. Wind

Erosion Dist.; (1) Ralph S. Cole

Mineóla (Wood) :

ses ^ p. O. Technical assistance to

Hcpkins-Rains-Wood Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) John H. Cheek.

Mineral Wells (Palo Pinto) :

ses _ ^ Technical assistance to Palo Pmto

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Whitmore

S, Goodiett, Jr.

Mission (Hidalgo) :

EPQ P. O. Bldg. Enforcement of quarantine regulations on the Mexican

fruit fly and conduct surveys for

the citrus black fly; Luther G.

Piyer.

ses 900 Conway St. Teehmeal assistance to Willacy-Hidalgo Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (6) Allen H. King.

Monahans (Ward) :

ses ^. 310 Teague St. Technical assistance

to Upper Pecos Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (6) James R. Brunner.

Morton (Cochran) :

FHA._-__- Court House. (2) Robert C. Cross.

ses „„-„-_ Technical assistance to CochranYoakum-Terry Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Fred W. Collins.

Mt. Pleasant (Titus) :

FHA _. Ellis Bldg. (1) William T. Simms.

ses 213 N. Jefferson. Superv. of work

unit offices engaged in technical

assistance to dist.; (3) Neil J.

Riley. Technical assistance to

Sulphur-Cypress Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) Ted Calvert.

Mt. Vernon (Franklin) :

FHA.., Court House. (2) Murray E. Irons.

Muenster (Cooke) :

ses _ _ _ „.. Technical assistance to Upper ElmRed. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5)

Edward M. Helton.

Muleshoe (Bailey) :

FHA.„._... Old Bank Bldg. (1) Marvin C.

Wilson.

TEXAB—Continued

Muleshoe (Bailey)—Continued

ses Technical assistance to Black Water

Valley. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2)

Charles D. Ball.

Naeogdoches (Nacogdoches) i

FHA -- Hade Bldg. (1) Hugh F. Weaver.

FS Stephen F. Austin College. Hdqrs.

E. Texas Work Center; (10)

Hubert L. Person.

ses - -- 226 W. Main. Supervision of work

unit offices engaged in technical

assistance to districts; (5) Albin

T. Chalk. Technical assistance to

Nacogdoches-Rusk. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) George H. Stone,

Jr.

Navasota (Grimes) :

ses,- -.-- City Hall. Technical assistance to

Navasota Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Arthur F. Keller.

New Boston (Bowie) :

FHA J. R. McGee Bldg. (2) Richard K.

Speairs.

ses „ .- Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Bov/ie Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (8) Alfred L. Pace.

Nocöna (Montague) :

ses -=- Technical assistance to Upper ElmRed Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) I,

Hubert Copeland.

Paducah (Cottle) i

FHA Court House. (1) Samuel W.

Weatherall. Serves Cottle, King

and Motley Cos.

S(3S . Co, Court House. Technical assistance to Upper Pease Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) James C, Wilcox.

Palestine (Anderson) :

FHA „ - Federal Bldg

Stephenson

(1) Ernest R.

ses Co. Court House. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (2)

William H. DuPuy. Technical

assistance to Anderson-Houston.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Dick

Hartt.

Pampa (Gray) :

SCS..„.,. Co. Court House. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (3).

Technical assistance to Gray Co.

Soil Conserv.

Magee.

Dist.; (3) Joe M.

Panhandle (Carson) :

ses „-..^. Technical assistance to Staked

Plains Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

James W. Patrick.

Pariy (Lamar) Î ; ..^ , .

FHA Federal Office Bldg. (3) Noah A.

Cleveland.

SCS_ „ 136 Grand Ave. Technical assistance

to N. Texas Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(4) Carl L. Young.

Pearsall (Frio) : ^,

FHA Court House. (2) Go. Supervisor.

Serves Frio and Lasalle Cos.

SCS„ -_- 319 Oak St. Technical assistance to

Frio Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5)

Wendell H.Owen.

Pecos (Beeves) : , . „r ^

FHA Court House. (1) Nathan A. Waldrop. Serves Reeves, Brewster,

Crane, Culberson, El Paso, Hudspeth, Jeff Davis, Loving, Pecos,

Presidio, Terrell, Ward and

Winkler Cos.
256 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

TEXAS—Continued

Pecos (Reeves)—Continued

ses ,_ ^ 212 W. Third. Supervision of work

unit offices engaged in technical

assistance to dist.; (3) Zechariah

C, Dameron, Jr. Technical

assistance to Upper Pecos Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (6) Robert F.

Keller, Technic-al supervision of

eonserv. surveys program: Homer

A.Taff. -

Perryion (üchlltroe) :

FHA . Court House. (1) Arthur K. Turner.

Serves Oehiltree, Hansford, Hemp-

^ ^ ^ liill, Lipscomb and Roberts Cos.

•^^'^ t'o. Court House. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (3)

George M. Parker. Technical

assistance to Oehiltree Co, Wind

Erosion Dist.; (S) Ralph H.

Headlee.

Pharr (Hidalgo) :

Ji^PQ Metzger Bldg. Enforcement of

quarantine on the Mexican fruit

fly; William F. Fatton.

Pilot Point (Dentrm) •

ses --Technical assistance to DentonWise Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5)

James L, Coppedge.

Pitisburg (Camp^ .*

PHA Ellis Bldg. (2) Jack Pope. Serves

Camp and Morris Cos.

Plalnview (Haie) :

FHA _. _ Staton Bldg. (2) Ralph W. Dent.

Serves Castro and Hale Cos.

HiJtí _ Agricultural Bldg. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in

technical assistance to dist.: (3)

W. Scott Amend. Technical

assistance to Hale Co. Soil Conserv. Dist,; (4) Loyce D. Simpson.

Pîmiû (Coltin) Î - _

ses ^ Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Technical assistance to CoUin Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (5) Jack Lair,

Pteasanton (Atascosa) :

ses.__., Supervision to work unit ofíices en=

gaged in technical assistance - lo

dist.; (3) George A. Wood. Techriieal assistance to Atasecsa Go.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Francis

N. Knight.

Port Aithur (Jeft'erson) :

KPQ... P, O. and Customhouse. Enfürcement of foreign plant quaratitines;

(1) William H.Baskin.

Potíi (Garza) ;

SCS^ Tt^chnical assistance to Duck Cret^K

Soil Conserv. Dist. (3) Merle R

Britton.

Presidio (Presidio) :

FJPQ__.._. CujstomhouBe. Enforcement of

foreign plant quarantine; John H.

Riissell.

Quanah (Hardeman) :

SCS Security National Bank Bldg. Technical assistance to Lower Pease

River Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

BomerB. Harris,

Quitman (Wood) :

FHA._., Court House. (1) Joe Morris

Martin.

Raymondville (Willacy) ;

EPQ_..„_ Weeks Bldg. Quarantine operations

against the pink bollworm; (1)

Wilson E. Gassett.

Rapp Bldg. Enforcement of the

quarantine on the Mexican fruit

„_^ fiy;J.Kilrain Smith.

bCb. Technical assistance to WillacyHidaigo Soil Conserv. Dist..; (fiv

Luther C.BoswelL

TEXAS—Continued

Richmond (Fort Bend) :

FHA___ Court House. (1) James W. Prude^

Rio Grande City (Starr) :

FHA..__. First State Bank & Trust Co. Bldg

(3) Alfonso V. Margo, Sf^rvea

..^_, Starr, Webb and Zapata Cos.

^=^^ " ^ -= ^ - = Old Fort Ringgold. Technical assist^

anee to Starr Co. Soil Conserv

Dist.; (3) Ellas J. Guerrero.

Rising Star (Eaetland :)

SCS . Technical assistance to Upper Leon

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Randali

F. Reeves,

Robert Lee (Coke) :

SCS Technical assistance to Coke Co

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Allen V.

Sheppard.

Robsiown (Nueces) :

EPQ..-,„ State National Bank Bldg. Quarantine operations against the pink

,., bollworm; Delton J. Markwardt.

bCb_.„_. Co, Agricultural Bldg. Technical

assistance to San Diego-Agua

Dulce Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

Raymond C, Lawl^s.

Rockdaîe (Mîlam) :

ses Main and Cam.eron Sts. Supervision

of work unit offices engaged in

technical assistance to dist.; (4)

William F. Saage. Technical

assistance to Taylor Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Newell N. Newman.

BockwalJ (Rockwali) :

SCS.., San Jacinto and Rusk Sts. Technical

assistance to Kaufman-Van Zandt

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Herbert

E. Nation.

Konia (Starr) :

EPQ____ Starr Co. Bridge Company Bldg.

Enforcement of foreign plant

quarantines.

Rosebud (Falls) Î

SCS ,, Technical assistance to Central

Texas. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (6)

Thomas J. Elder, Jr. '

Rosenberg (Fort Bend) :

^eS^ _. Fair Grounds. Supervision of work

unit offices engaged in technical

assistance to dist.; (2) Roy L.

Hauger. Technical assistance to

Coastal Plains Soil Conserv

Dist.; (6) iJenry Steinkamp, Jr.

Rutan (Fisher) :

BCS__.— Technical aa»istarice to Upper Clear

Fork. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3i

Carlin S. \Vieehmann.

Round Rock (Wiiiiamson) :

SCS Technical assistance to Taylor Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) Osie M.

Grain.

Rusk (Cherokee) :

SCS__._., Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Cherokee Co. Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Autis W. Coker,

San Angelo (Tom Green) :

EPQ___._. Federal Bldg. Quarantine operations against the pink T3ollworm;

^„, (1) Arthur L. Anderson.

j?HA„__ Municipal Bldg. (1) Denny O

Sullivan. Serves Tom Green,

Coke, Concho, Crockett, Irion,

Reagan, Schleicher, Sterling, Sutton, and Upton Cos.

SCS — Co. Court House. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (3) Olen

L. Fermer. Technical assistance

to Concho Soil Conserv, Dist.;

(4) W.J.Davis.
TEXAS 257

TEXAS—Continued

San Antonio (Bexar) :

BAI„.,,._ c/o Berry Packing Co. Meat inspection; (18) C. P. Callaway.

203-205 Federal Bldg. Importexport inspection and quarantine;

Mexican border foot-and-mouth

disease quarantine, public stockyards inspection; (21) E. E.

Saulmon. 203-205 Federal Bldg.

Mexican border foot-and-mouth

disease quarantine; (4) E. L. Peck.

EPQ . - - ^ Federal Bldg. Hdqrs. for pink bollworm control activities in Republic of Mexico adjacent to the

United States; Theodore R.

Stephens. Enforcement of foreign

plant quarantines; (1) V/arren R.

Sudduth. Field hdqrs. for phony

peach and peach mosaic activities

conducted in various Southern,

Southwestern, and Western States;

Albert E. Cavanagh. General

supervision of pink bollworm

control activities, including cooperative activities with the

Republic of Mexico; (100) Lev F.

Curl.

219 E. Arsenal St., Bldg. 30. Development of treatments.for bulk

cottonseed and other hosts regulated by pink bollworm quarantine; G. L. Phillips.

FHA _ _. „ Room 301, Court House. (1) Wesley

H. Grote.

PMA.FV. U.S. Court House Bldg. Standardization and inspection of fr&sh

fruits and vegetables; (1) H. A.

Cox, Jr.

PxMA, 215 Livestock Exchange Bldg. MarLIV, ket News Service on livestock; (1)

G.L. Ellison.

BCS__.,.„. South Flores & Cemetery Road.

Technical assistance to Alamo Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (5) William W.

Byrd. Collection, development,

and prop, of erosion-resisting

plants; (10) David H. Foster.

Ban Augusiine (San Augustine) :

FHA, W. P. Wood Bldg. (1) C. Windrow

PajTie. Serves San Augustine and

Sabine Cos.

ses . , Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Piney Woods Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Kenneth Durrett

Han Benito (Cameron) :

EPQ_„ 345 Aztec Bldg, Quarantine operations against the pink bollworm;

(1) IrvinB.Rutledge.

Federal Bldg. Enforcement of quarantine regulations on the Mexican

fruit fly and conduct surveys for

citrus black fly; Adolph Thomae.

P. O. Bldg.. P. O. Box 906. Investigations of insects affecting

cotton; Hex L. McGarr.

FHA . City Hail, (3) James Eugene Torbett. Serves Cameron, Kenedy

and Willacy Cos.

San Marcos (Hays) :

SCS-_ Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Comal-Hays-Guadalupe

Soil Consei'V. Dist.; (3) Aryies

H. Dawson. Technical supervision of conserv. surveys program;

Horace C. Dean.

San Saba (San Saba) :

FHA Court House. (1) Sam R. Ellison.

SCS--_— Supervision to work unit ofñces

engaged in technical assistance to

dist.; (3) Lonzo F. Stewart. Technical assistance to San SabaBrady Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3)

John D. Landers.

TEXAS—Continued

Seguin (Guadalupe) :

EPQ.._.__ 213 E. College St. Quarantine

operations against the pink bollworm; (1) Benjamin C. Graham.

ses , Co. Court House. Supervision of

work unit oíRees engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (4) John

M. Parks. Technical assistance to

Comal-Hays-Guadalupe Soil Conserv, Dist.; (4) James W,

Lodwiek.

FHA. Breustedt Bldg. (1) William W.

McFarland, Serves Guadalupe

and Comal Cos.

Seminóle (Gaines) :

SCS Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Gaines Co. Soil Conserv,

Dist.; (4) Hensley D. Clayton.

Sevmour (Baylor) :

FHA„„__.._ Court House. (1) Wilburn A.

Satterwhite. Serves Baylor, Knox

and Throckmorton Cos.

ses Co. Court House. Supervision of

work unit office engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (4) Fred

P Mika. Technical assistance to

Miller-Brazos Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Howard D.Bryant.

Sherman (Grayson) :

FHA._„._ 119K W. Houston St., Weingarten

Bldg. (1) William G. Barr, Jr.

ses -- Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Upper Elm-Red Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Harris W.

Wright.

Silverton (Briscoe) :

SCS„ Technical assistance to Caprock Soil

Coniserv. Dist. (3) CarK A.

Dwyer.

Sinton (San Patricio) :

SCS- -_ Technical assistance to San Patricio

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Ott D.

Ediger.

Snyder (Scurry) i

FHA__.„-_ City Hall. (1) Bernard C. Drinkard.

SCS Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Upper Colorado Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) BillieE. Seay.

Sonora (Sutton) :

ses, „ Go. Court House. Supervision of

work unit oíñees engaged in technical assistance to dist.,* (1)

Edward B. Keng. Technical

assistance to Edwards Plateau

Soil Conserv, Dist.; (3) Thomas

S. Darrow.

Spearman (Hansford) :

SCS„ Co, Court House. Technical assistance to Hansford Co. Wind Ero-,

sion Dist.; (2) Thomas H. Etter.

Spur (Dickens) :

FHA... Security Bldg. (1) Maurice P.

Vannou, Serves Dickens and

Kent Cos.

PISAE-„-. Texas Substation No. 7. Control of

noxious weeds.; (1) Dale W.

Young.

ses 306 Burlington. Supervision of work

unit offices engaged in technical

assistance to dist.; (2) John H.

Taylor. Technical assistance to

Duck Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) RaymondA. Higginbotham.

SCS_„____ Agr. Expt. Sta. Studies of water

erosion control and conserv. practices; C^2) C. E. Fisher, Coop.

Agt.

Stamford (Jones) :

EPQ Pvoom 8, Arledge Bldg. Quarantine

operations against the pink bollworm; Harold J. Henderson.

ses 105 N. Swenson. Technical assistance to California Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) James W.

Lindsey,
258 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

TEXAS—Conüntied

Stanton (Martin):

SCS_. ^ _. St. Peter St. Technieai assistance to

Martin-Howard Soil Conserv.

Dist. ; (7) Martin E. Vawa.

Stüphenviile (Erath) :

tíA City Hall. (1) Charles B. Williams,

Jr.

ses Co, Court House. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (5)

Roland C. Madeiey. Technical

assistance to Bosque Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (2) Elmer S, Rothe.

Sterling City (Sterling) :

ses _ Co. Court House. Technical assistance to N. Concho Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Alvis T, Bratton.

Siinneti (Hutchinson) :

SCS _ ^ ^. :. „ Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Hutchinson Co. Wind

Erosion Dist.; (2) Pleas H.

Harrison.

Sulphur Spriuses (Hopkins) :

FHÁ. Boyd Bldg. (1) Carr Smith.

ses —^_ 12S Atkins. Technical assistance to

Hopkins-Rains-Wood Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Penny E.Black.

Sweetwater CNolan) :

FHA 1 127M Oak St. (2) Claude C. Carpenter. Serves Nolan and Fisher

Cos.

SOS. .. ol93>2 Oak St. Supervision of work

unit offices engaged in technical

assistance to dist.; (4) Morrison

W. Liston. Technical assistance

to Upper Clear Pork Soil Conserv. _ Dist.; (3) Colenian A.

O'Brien.

Taft (San Patricio) :

EPQ^_ __ Taft Bldg. Quarantine operations

against the pink bollworm; (2)

Ralph R. Rosa,

Tahoka (Lynn) :

FHA__ _. Court House. (1) Perry W. Walker.

Serves Ljnin and Garza Cos,

SCS._.._. Technical assistance to Lvnn Co.

Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Nolan E.

Wood.

Temple (BailV: - - r3CS .. 114 S. Third St. State Hdqrs.; (74)

Paul H. Walser. Supervision of

work unit officers engaged in

technical assistance tx3 dist.; (3)

Theron O. Pridgeon. Teehnical

assistance to Central Texas Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) Martie G.

Lowry. Technieai supervision of

conserv. surveys program; William

R. Elder.

Blackland Expt.Bta. (P. O. Box

414). Soil and v/ater conserv.

expt. sta.; (4-*2) Jos. R. Johnston.

rerrell (Kaufman) :

SCS_\..--_ 102 W. Moore Ave. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technieai assistance to dist.; (3) Don

C. Lamer. Technical assistance to

Kaufman-Van Zandt Soil Conserv. Dist,; (4) Daniol J. Wallin

Texline (Dallam) :

SCS___„ Old School Bldg. Technical assistance to Dallam Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Carey May.

Throckmorton (Throckmorton) î

ses---.__ Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Miller-Brazos Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) Barney L. Jefferson.

Tiîiia (Swisher) :

FHA-.._. Court House. (1) Harold D.

Himmel. Serves Swisher and

BriscoeCos.

TEXAS—Continued

Tulia (Swisher)—Continued

ses Maxwell and Conner Sts. Technical

assistance to Swisher Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (7) Chalmers E,

Terry.

Turkey (Haii) :

ses Second and Alexandria Ave. Technical assistance to Hall Co. Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (1) John M.

Austin.

Tyler (Smith) :

FHA . Old City Hall Bldg (3) Earl I,

Bacon.

ses. _ „ — P. o. Supervision of work unit

offices engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (4) Theophilus N.

Winn. Technical assistance to

Neches-Sabine Soil Conserv. Dist.;

(3) Floyd B. Sanders. Technical

supervision of conserv. surveys

program; Letter L, Gordon.

Uvaldo (Ovalde) :

ses _ _ 109 N. Getty St, Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (2) Hugo

Mika, Technical assistance to

Nuecos-Frio-Sabinal Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (4) Charles R. Donaldson.

Vernon (Wiïbarger) I

EPQ_^._,. Quarantine operations against the

pink bollworm; Charles C. Weigle

FHA Court House. (2) Julian J. Wright.

Serves Wilbarger, Foard and

^ HardemanCos.

SCO. _„__. Co. Court House. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (5) Lester

W. Harvel. Technical assistance

to Wiibarger-Wichita Soil Conserv. Dist.; (3) Robert B. Carmichael,

Victoria (Victoria) :

FHA.:___ P/O. Bldg. (3) Albert D.Hilburn.

Serves Victoria, Calhoun and

Refugio Cos.

SGS-._.__ lll.i't Main St. Supervision of work

unit offices engaged in teehnical

assistance to dist.; (2) Bernard D,

Reynolds, Jr. Technical assistance to Calhoun-Victoria Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (9) Herschol W.

Sands.

Wacii (McLeiiiian) :

EPQ..__ 219 Federal Bldg, Headquarters for

grasshopper control activities in

Texas, Oklahoma, and New

Mexico; (1) John M. Landrum.

P.O. Bidg., 8th and Franklin Sts:

Investigations on bollworm, cotton flea-hopper, boll weevil, cotton

aphid and other insects on cotton;

(8) KyP.Ewing.

FHA_„._ Federal Bldg. (3) Louis W. Lee.

SCS__>-,_. p. 0. Technical assistance to

McLennan Co. Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (5) Aubrey L. Thompson,

Office: R.D. #2, R,iesel. Tex., P. ().

Box 1583, Hydrologie invest.;

(8-*2) Ralph W.Baird.

Waxahaehie (Ellis) :

PHA_„,_, P. Ô. Bldg. (1) Harvey S. Dormán.

SCS.„„. 114M W. Main St. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (3) Ew^ell

E.Reynolds. Technicalassistance

to Eilia-PrairieSoil Conserv, Dist.;

(4) Robert H. Sweatman,

Weatherford (Parker) :

FHA._.- _ Co. Court House. (1) Ramon F.

Turknett, Serves Parker and Palo

Pinto Cos.

ses_ _ „ — Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Hood-Parker Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (5) Harvey C. White.
TEXAS—UTAH 259

TEXAS—Continned

Wellington (Colîlngsworth) : , ^ .

FHA Court House. (2) Arrell Cummmgs.

Serves Collingsworth and ChildressCos.

SCS -Co. Court House. Technical assistance to Salt Fork Soil Conserv.

Dist,; (5) William J. Grigg.

Wesîaco (Hidaloío) : ^^ ,, „ /

AIC--- - U. S. Fruit and Vegetable Prod.

Lab. Fruit (citrus) and vegetable

products invest.; (7) W. Clifford

Scott.

EPQ Lower Rio Grande Valley Experiment Sta., P. O. Box 144. Investigations of Rhodes gi-ass

scale, including biology and control; (2) Harvey L. Chada.

441 Texas Ave. Enforcement of

quarantine regulations on the

Mexican fruit fly and conduct

survey for citrus black fly; Enoch

F. Pepper.

Rives Bldg., 107^2 4th St. Quarantine operations against the pink

boUworm; (2) Frank M. Wilson.

PISA.E _ Substation No. 15. Soil mgt. under

irrig.; Walter R. Cowley.

State Substa. No. 15. Citrus rootstock invest.; (2) William C.

Cooper.

PMA,FV_ 245 N. Texas Blvd. Standardization

and iîîspection of processed fruits

and vegetables; (4) H. R. Trip!etJ.

Market News Service on fruits and

vegetables; R. E. Winfrey, P.O.

Bldg.

ses Tex. Agr. Expt. Sta. Water requirements and drainage of irrigated

land; (1-n) P. Earl Ross.

Wharton (Wharion) :

FHA Agriculture Bldg. (3) Herman

Adolph Kelling.

Wheeler (Wheeler) :

FHA Court Plouse. (1) Homer H, Lynch.

SCS^ _ _ - ^ _ Co, Court House. Technical assistance to Wheeler Co, Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (3) John H. Carter.

Whiiesboro (Grayson) :

ses 100 s. Union. Technical assistance

to Upper Elm-Red Soil Conserv.

Dist.; (.5) Robert W^. Gillespie, Jr,

Wichita Falls (Wichita) :

FHA U. S., P. O. Bldg. (1) Marvin P.

Bryan. Serves Wichita, Archer

and^Clay Cos.

Wills Point (Van Zandt) :

SCS.__ 100 Mary St. Technical assistance

to Kaufman-Van Zandt Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) William L. Smith.

Winnsbora (Wood) :

ses.._- E. Elm St. Technical assistance to

Hopkins-Rains-Wood Soil Conserv. Dist.; (4) 0tho .L Cipe.

Winter Haven (Dimmit) t

PTSAE,. -. State Substation No. 19. Invest, on

guayule and other rubber-bearing

pis.: (1) Franz A. Frank,

Woodvilie (Tyler) :

ses - .- Co. Court House. Supervision of

work unit offices engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (3) Erwin

R. Neumann. Technical^ assistance to Lower Neches Soil Conserv. Dist.; (2) Jack C. White.

Wortham (Freestone) :

SCS„^,.= - Technical assistance to NavarroHill Soil Conserv. Dist.; (5) Logan

W, Crews.

Yoakum (Lavaca) :

ses ,- - Lett St. and Grand Ave, Technical

assistance to Middle Guadalupe

Basin Soil Conserv. Dist,; (4)

Troy N. Berry.

TEXAS—Continued

Yorktown (DeWitt) :

ses City Hall. Technical assistance to

Middle Guadalupe Basin Soil

Conserv. Dist.; (4) Morris E,

Albers.

Ysleta (El Paso) :

EPQ- Texas Agricultural Experiment Sta.,

P. O. Box 66. Pink BoUworm investigations, some work with other

cotton insects; (1) Lloyd W.

Noble.

UTAH

Beaver (Beaver) :

ses Beaver. Technical as.sistance to conserv. dist.; Alma V. Decker,

Castle Dale (Emery) :

ses ______ Castle Dale. Technical assistance to

conserv. dist.; Lester P. KnightCedar City (Iron) :

FHA.___:- P. O. Box 770. (2) Joe W. Atkin.

Serves Iron and Beaver Cos.

FS-_^- Dixie National Forest, Supervisor's

hdqrs.; (7) Albert Albertson.

ses P.O. Box 340. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (5) Wilfrid M.

Hasfurther; technical assistance to

conserv. dist.; (2) Thomas Bramlett Evans,

Circleville (Piute) :

ses - Circleville. Technical assistance to

conserv. dist,; (1) William B.

Hatch.

Coalville (Summit) :

ses Coalville. Technical assistance to

conserv. dist.; Fred Rasmussen,

Jr.

Delta (Miliard) :

FHA„ Pace Bldg. (2) Tharol Larson.

Serves Miliard and Juab Cos.

ses -- Delta. Technical assistance to conserv. dist.; Boyd A. Murray.

Duchesne (Duchesne) :

ses Duchesne. Technical assistance to

conserv. dist.; (2) Benjamin B.

Heywood.

Enterprise (Washington) :

ses Enterprise. Technical assistance to

conserv. dist.; Donald A. Drage,

Ephraim (Sanpete) :

FS Great Basin Research Center.

Range investigations, investigations of influence of forest and

range cover on water conservation, stream flow, etc.; (7) A.

Perry Plummer.

Escalante (Garñeld) :

SCS Escalante, Technical assistance to

conserv. dist.; (1) James M.

Gatherum.

Farming ton (Davis) :

FS , Wasatch Research Center. Investigation of influences cf forest and

range cover on water conservation, stream flow, etc.; (3) A.

Russell Croft.

Fillmare (Miliard) : .. , „r i

ses ..P.O. Box 175. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in technical assistance to dist.; (2) Farrell P. Smith,

Technical assistance to conserv.

dist.; (2) Don B. Nielson.

Gunnison (Sanpete) : . , . ^

ses ^Gunnison. Technical assistance to

conserv. dist.; (1) Kenneth Keller,

Heber (Wasatch) :

SCS_ - - Heber. Technical assistance to conserv. dist.; Dewitt C. Grandy.

Huntington (Emery) :

SCS_ Huntington. Technical assistance to

conserv. dist.; (1) Raymond A.

Littlefield.
260 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

UTAH—Continued

Huntsville (Weber) :

SCS_____. Huntsville. Technical assistance to

eonserv. dist.; Leon J. Sorenson.

Hurricane (Washington) :

SCS_ Hurricane. Technical assistance to

eonserv. dist,; (1) Irvin B.

Pearson,

Kamas (Summit) :

ses Kamas. Technical assistance to eonserv. dist.; Paul B, Lister.

Kanab (Kane) :

ses Kanab. Technical assistaftce to

eonserv, dist.; (1) Earl Spendlove.

Lehi (Utah) :

SCS^_____ P. O. Box 656, Technical assistance

to eonserv. dist.; Hyrum Dee

Hansen.

Loa (Wayne) :

SCS ... Loa. Technical assistance to eonserv. dist.; Kay L. Frost.

Logan (Cache) :

ßAE. Utah State Agr. College. Inventory

of land use in the Western States;

(1) Lawrence A. Reuss.

Utah State Agr. Coll. Conducts research on farm management and

TTixjr^ ^^^^*^' ^*1) Harold R. Hochmuth.

EFQ __ p. O. Box 146. Cooperative investigations dealing with the relation

of insects to the dissemination of

little cherry, Western X, and other

viruses that affect stone fruits,

(R and M project); (2) George H.

Kaloostian.

Main Bldg., Room 231. State

Hdqrs. for grasshopper and Mormon cricket control activities; (1)

Heber F. Thornley.

Utah State Agricultural College,

investigations of insects affecting

alfalfa seed production; (2) Frank

V. Lieberman. Investigations on

the beet leafhopper and the tomato

fruitworm; (1) Howard E. Dorst.

Legume Seed Research Laboratory,

Agricultural Experiment Sta. Pollination studies in connection with

legume seed production; (2)

^ ^^ George E. Bohart.

FHA Room 11, Thatcher Bldg. (2)

Anthony S. Gardner.

rS_____— Cache Nat. For., Supervisor's

Hdqrs.; (7) James O. Stewart.

PISÁE___, State Agr. Expt. Sta. Invest, of

diseases of for, and shade trees and

for. prod.; (1) James L, Mielke.

Alfalfa, forage and seed prod, and

impr. invest.; (2) John W. Carlson. Grass impr. and range invest.; (1) Wesley Keller. Vegetable seed invest,; (-) Leslie R.

Hawthorn, Virus diseases of decid, tree fruits; ( ) Bryce N.

Wadley. Tomato disease invest.;

(*1) Orson S. Cannon. Onion

breeding invest., potato breeding

mvest.; Alfred E. Clarke.

Control of noxious weeds on irrigated lands; reg. coordination for

Western region; (2) F, Leonard

Timmons. Wheat, oat, sorghum,

and barley prod, and breeding,

(1) Rollo W. Woodward. Soil

Survey; (1) Vern K. Hugie,

Utah State Agr. College, Engineering School, Dairy barn studies;

Day L. Bassett.

Utah State Agr, College, Soil mgt.

under irrig.; (l-*l) jay L.

Haddock.

KCS ._„.._ College Hill. Irrig, invest, and snow

surveys; (9-*2) George D. Clyde.

Study of mechanics of erosion

Process under irrig.; (1) C. W.

TÄuritzen.

UTAH—Continued

Manti (Sanpete) :

FHA_ _ City Hall. (3) Benjamin F. Hulme.

Midvale (Salt Lake) :

SCS_ _ Midvale. Technical assistance to

eonserv. dists.; (1) Kenneth D.

Searle.

Milford (Beaver) :

FS. Desert Range Branch Sta. Range investigations; (2) Selar S,

Hutchings.

Moab (Grand) :

ses P. o. Box 157. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (1) Cierin W.

Zumwait.

Montlcello (San Juan) :

ses—— Monticello. Technical assistance to

eonserv. dista.;^ (1)^, Eari^ H.

Jensen,

Morgan (Morgan) :

SCS=_ P. O, Box 157. Technical assistance

to eonserv. dists.; Horace M.

Andrews.

Mt. Pleasant (San Pete) i

ses P. O. Box 698. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (5) Scott B. Passey,

Miirray (Salt Lake) :

SCS____ Room 5, 1st Natn Bank Bldg.

Supervision of Work Units engaged in technical assistance to

dists.; (5) Courtland P. Starr;

technical assistance to eonserv.

dists.; (1) R. Bernell McAllister.

Nephi (Juab) :

SCS_ = ____ Nephi. Technical assistance to

eonserv, dists.; (1) L. Bard

Blackham.

Ogden (Weber) :

EPQ_„_„ U. S. P. O. Bldg., P. O. Box 731.

Forest insect surveys and technical

assistance on control operations in

Utha, western Wyoming and

southern Idaho; (2) L. W.Orr.

FHA..„_. P. O. Box 629. (1) William J.

Thayne. Serves We%^er and

Morgan Cos.

rS_ _„.._. Forest Service Bldg. Intermountain

Forest and Range Experiment Sta.

Range investigations, forest man=

agement investigations, inv^tigations of influence of forest and

range cover on water eonserv.,

stream flow, etc.; (52) Reed W.

Bailey,

Forest Service Bldg. Hdqrs. Intermountain Region (Southern Idaho,

Nevada, Utah, Western Wyoming, and E. Central Calif.); (115)

Chester J. Olsen.

PMA, GR. 314 P, O. Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; bean and pea insp.

srv,; hay insp, serv,; mise comm.

inap, serv.; seed verification; (3)

E. J. Cross.

PMA, LIV 209 Livestock Bldg. Market Newa

Service on livestock; (3) C. A.

Anderson. Meat Grading Service:

(4) W. H. Scudder.

SeS__ P. O. Box 150. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (6) D. Sheldon

Winn; technical assistance to con-

^ serv. dists.; (5) Ray H. Kerr.

SOL Forest Service Bldg. Legal work in

connection with activities of the

Dept. in region served by this

office; (2) Don H. Banks.

Panguitch (GarfieJd) :

FHA_„,__ Houston Bldg. (1) W^esley R.

Dickerson. Serves Garfield and

ICane Cos.
UTAH—^VERMONT 261

UTAH—Continued

Panguitch (Garfield)—Continued

ses P.O. Box "V". Supervision of Wçrk

Units engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (2) Clyde T. Lowe;

technical assistance to conserv.

dists.; (1) Justin M. Smith.

Payson (Utah) :

ses Pavson. Technical assistance to conserv. dists.; (2) Ray W. Anderson.

Price (Carbon) : .. ,

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) Lynn A. Aitken.

Serves Carbon, Emery, Grand and

San Juan Cos.

FS Manti Nat. For., Supervisor's

Hdqrs.; (6) Robert H. Park.

ses P.O. Box 511. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (3) Ralph H.

Felker; technical assistance to conserv. dists.; (1) Elliott Killpaek.

Provo (Utah) :

FHA, Federal Bldg. (4) Golden Stephenson. Serves Utah and Wasatch

Cos.

FS Uinta Nat. For., Supervisor's

Hdqrs.; (6) James L. Jacobs.

ses P. O. Box 56. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (5) Albert J.

Webber; technical assistance to

conserv. dists.; (3) Charles E.

Eichfieîd (Sevier) :

FHA P.O. Box 482. (1) Dennis Christian

Winter. Serves Sevier, Piute and

Wayne Cos,

FS___ Fishlake Nat. For., Supervisor's

Hdqrs.; (6) Lowell G. Woods.

ses.. - _. _, P.O. Box 642. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (3) Doyle S. Lund;

technical assistance to conserv.

dist.; (2) Gerald Hansen.

Roosevelt (Duchesne) :

FHA. Larsen Bldg. (1) Anthon B.

Christensen,

ses P.O. Box 295. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (2) Howard M.

Ivory; technical assistance to conserv. dists.; (2) Morris W. Lewis.

.St. George (Washington) :

FHA 53 Ñ. Main St. (1) Lelwin F.

Wilkinson,

ses .- P. O. Box 628. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (3) technical assistance to conserv. dists,; (4)

Alfred H, Bateman.

Salina (Sevier) :

ses . Salina. Technical assistance to conserv. dists.; Clyde W. Larsen.

Salt Lake City (Salt Lake) :

BAI 446 Federal Bldg. Meat iuvspection;

(16) Jennings B. Sigrist,

450 Federal Bldg. Scabies, tuberculosis, and brucellosis eradication; public stockyards inspection;

(18) F. H. Melvin,

446 Federal Bldg. Investigations of

effects of poisonous plants on animals (summer months of year);

(—) Ward T. Huffman. BÂE 474 P.O. Bldg. Crop and Livestock

Reports for Utah and Nevada; (6)

E. C. Paxton,

FHA 110 Motor Ave. (1) Dan L.

Capener. Serves Salt Lake, Davis,

Summit and Tooele Cos.

110 Motor Ave. (33) State Director

—Utah—Idaho. Karl J. Magleby.

FS Federal Bldg. Wasatch Nat. For.,

Supervisor's Hdqrs.; (10) Felix

C. Koziol.

UTAH—Continued

Salt Lake City (Salt Lake)—Continued

PISAE..__ Nematology Lab., Fed. Bldg. Gen,

invest, of nematode diseases in

Rocky Mountain area and Calif.;

sugar-beet, alfalfa, clover, and

potato rot nematode invest.; (1)

Gerald Thorne.

U. S. Sugar Plant Field Lab., 1810

S. Main St. Sugar-beet curly top

breeding invest.; sugar-beet storage investigations; (4) Forrest V.

Owen. . ,

PMA - 222 S. W. Temple St., Old Tennmal

Bldg. State Chairman in charge of

all prod, and mkt. programs; (25)

J. Vern Hopkin.

PMA, FV- State Capitol. Standardization and

inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables; standardization and inspection of processed fruits and

vegetables; (1) L. W, Brewer.

SECRETARY'S OFFICE—75 S. Main St.

Field Representative; Warren T.

Murphy.

SCS_ _ P.O. Box 390. General admmistration in effecting erosion control,

water conserv, and land use program for State of Utah; (ll-*3)

Ray Walker.

Tooele (Tooele) : . . , TIT i

ses - P, O. Box 422. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (5) Harry K.

Woodward: technical assistance to

conserv. dists.; land util, proj.;

(1) Doyle C. Hales.

Tremonton (Box Elder) : „ , „,j \o,

FHA ._ Bear River State Bank Bldg. (3)

Freeman J. Byington,

ses „ P. O. Box 152. Supervision of Work

Units engaged in technical assistance to dists.; (4) Blaine C.

Morse; technical assistance to conserv. dists.; (1) Evan C. Thompson; (2) Vernal T. Holland.

Vernal (Uintah) : _ ,^x » , i m i FHA 23 W, Main St. (1) Arnold Taylor.

Serves Uintah and Daggett Cos.

FS Ashley Nat. For., Supervisor's

Hdqrs.; (6) Ona A, Harrison.

SCS-- -- Vernal. Technical assistance to conserv. dists.; (1) Ezra Grant

Parrish,

VERMONT

Alburg (Grand Isle): ^ \

ses _----. Morton Bldg., Mam St. Work

Unit (1) Francia H, Heywood.

Bellows Falls (Windham) t \ ,

EPQ - Post Office Bldg. White pme

blister riist control activities :

Frank H. Rose,

FHA - 257 Federal Bldg. (1) Maurice

E. Bickford Serves Windham,

Bennington, and Windsor

Counties.

Bradford (Orange):

SCS------ Nat'l Bank Bldg., Mam St. Work

Unit (1) Robert A. Smith.

Acting.

Brattieboro (Windham) :

ses Room 805, Post Oíñce Bldg.

Work Unit (1) George T.

Hart.

Bristol (Addison) :

EPQ Supervision of scouting and œntrol work against the gypsy

moth; (1) Henry H. Tobin.
262 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

VERMONT—Continued

Burlíngton (Chittenden) :

PMA- 102 Adams Street. State Chairman in charge of prod. & mkt.

programs; (14) Park H. Newton.

SGS -_ Burlington Savings Bank Bldg.,

86 St. Paul St. State Conservationist's Office (4) Lemuel

J. Peet; Agrie. Experiment

Station, Univ. of Vt,, Agronomy Bldg., 590 Main St. State

Soil Scientist; Montague Howard, Jr.

Enosburg Falls (Franklin) :

FHA Sabourin Block (2) Eobert M.

Young Serves Franklin and

Lamoille Counties.

Essex Junction (Chittenden) :

SCS—-.- Lincoln Hall, 3 Pearl St. Work

Unit (1) Robert H. Towns.

Fairfax (Franklin) :

EPQ=._-_„. Supervision of scouting and control work against the gypsy

moth; (1) Buel B. Mitchell.

Lunenburg (Essex) Î

SCS-_.___ Ball Building, Main St. Work

Unit Floyd W. Campbell.

LyndonviOe (Caledonia) î

BAI-„_- e/o L. D. & H. G. Shonyo, Inc.

Meat inspection ; (—) M. V.

Springstun.

Manchester Center (Bennington) t

FS----— Green Mountain Nat. For., Ranger's hdars. ; (4) Harry W.

Mitchell.

SCS_- Haniey Block, Main St. Work

Unit (2) William H. Meyer.

Middlebury (Addison) i

BAT . U. S. Morgan Horse Farm.

Animal feeding and breeding

investigations, with horses and

_„ sheep; (13) Earl B. Krantz,

Fb -. Green Mountain Nat. For.. Ranger's hdqrs.; (3) Harold H.

Bush.

SeS^. Batteil Block, Main St. & Merchants Row. Work Unit (4)

Allen G. Mayville.

Montpelier (Washington) :

BAI -_ State Office BIdg. Tuberculosis

and brucellosis eradication;

^ (S) Albert F. Ranney.

EPQ_„„__. State House. State leadership in

cooperative control of " the

gypsy moth and the brown-tail

„^, . moth ; Harold L. Bailey.

FHA....^ 26 State Street (2) Wilfred R.

Kelly Serves Washington and

Orange Counties.

SCS__..-.. Willard Bldg., 79 Main St. Work

Group (2) Reuben R. Zile ; Work Unit (3) Earle G. Ourtía.

Morrisville (Lamoille):

SCS - - ^ -. ^ Hendee House, Main St. Work

X- * .r. , U^^* (2) Francis E. MarsceilL Newport (Orleans) Î

BAI--_„_ 37^ Federal BIdg. Import-Export

inspection and quarantine; (2)

^ William M. Moulton.

DCö...... Post Office BIdg. Work Unît (n\

« ,. .« , Roger H. Beadle. Poultney (Rutland) î

SCS_- = -,, RawBon Block, 41 Main St. Work

Group (1) Alton L. Best;

Work Unit (1) Roy H. Van

Scoik,

Randolph (Orange) ;

SCS„_._ Catlin Block BIdg., 12 South

Main St. Work Group (2)

Allen R. Gray; Work Unit (2)

Kenneth W, Daniebon.

VERMONT—Continued

Rutland (Rutland) î

EPQ__„__. 45 East Washington Street. Supervision of scouting and control work against the gypsy

moth; (1) John Andrews, Jr.

Federal BIdg. White pine blister

rust control activities ; Moston

R. MulhoUand.

FS _. Federal BIdg., Green Mountain

Nat. For., Supvr.'s hdqrs. ; (7)

Gerald S. Wheeler.

SCS- —.__ Post Office BIdg., 151 West St.

Work Unit (2) Harold M.

Pulling.

St. Albans (Franklin) :

BAI-> c/o Eugene Gaboury, Jr., R,P.D.

2. Meat inspection ; (1) Arthur

Combs. 213 Federal BIdg. Import-export inspection and

i^PQ w*^"^P''í?,"^' ^~> ^' C. Logan. bCb Waugh Block, 68 North Main

St. Work Group (1) Floyd

Campbell; Work Unit (3)

Albert J. Uebele.

St. Johnsbury (Caledonia)«.

EPQ.__. Post Office BIdg. White pine

blister rust control activities ;

Eber H. Palmer.

î HA. - _ _ _ 127 Railroad Street ( 2 ) Ralph H.

May Serves Caledonia, Essex,

„ _„ and Orleans Counties.

SCS_-____ 26-28 Railroad St. Work Unit

/I) Eugene F. McGinn, Act- ing,

Vergennes (Addison) :

PHA__._„ Franklin Block (2) George L,

Gokey Serves Addison, Chittenden, Grand Isle, and Rutland

Counties.

Woodstock (Windsor) :

SCS,..._ Professional BIdg., 5 The Green.

Work Unit (3) Stanley E,

Wilson.

VIRGINIA

Abingdon (Washington):

FHA_. P, O BIdg. (1) George W. Hoy.

Aceomac (Accomaek) ;

FHA_„=.. Ayres-Hickman BIdg. (3) J.

Morris Young Serves Accomack

and Northampton Counties.

(Note: Reports to Maryland

_ State Director)

SCS—-._. County Office BIdg, Work Unît

A I- r. „ Hdqrs.; (2) J. N. Selby. Amelia C. H. (Amelia):

SCS^.„._. Hall Drugstore BIdg. Work Unit

Amherst (An,he?s1?f' «^^ ^^ B- ChlMress.

ses- _. . _ _ Drummond's Cash Store. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) J. H.

Sheppe.

Appomattox (Appomattox) ;

SCS.„..., Lee Theater Office BIdg, Work

Group Hdqrs.; (3) F. F. Carr.

Work Unit Hdqrs. t (2) 0. S,

Booth,

Arlington (Arlington) :

EPQ„__. 1254 A. T. Squadron, National

Airport. Enforcement of foreign plant quarantines; WilsoTi

. ., , F. Dawson.

Ashland (Hanover);

SCS=_„^ J G. Hughes Drug Co. BIdg.

^ork Unit Hdqrs. ; (1) J. P.

„ „ . Billingsley.

Bedford (Bedford) :

FHA___,_. Peoples National Bank (2) Otey

B. East Serves Bedford and

ar^a ^ Amherst Counties.

bLb „-... = .. Fitzpatrick BIdg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) S, T, Adams.
VIRGINIA 263

VIRGINIA—Continued

Berryville (Clarke) %

SCS -. Jail Building. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1).

Big Stone Gap (Wise) :

FHA _. P. U. ijidg. (1) Harry C. Whitlock Serves Wise and Dickenson

Counties.

Blacksbursr (Montgomery) :

PISAE State Agr. Expt. Sta. Soybean

and gen. forage crops invest.,

(*1) T. Jackson Smith.

State Agr. Expt. Sta., Soil Survey, Correlation.

Dept of Agr. Engin., Va. Poly.

Inst. Mow hay drying; (1)

Eoy B. Davis, Jr. Apple storage and handling ; Robert I*.

Givens.

ses. F. W. Eheart Bldg. State Office;

(12) S. W. Bondurant.

Agr. Engin. Bldg., Va. Poly.

Inst. (P. O. Box 99). Effect of

plant cover and tillage on soil

and water losses from pasture

and cultivated soils ; farm

drainage invest, and hydrologic runoff measurements ;

(5-*l) T. W. Edminster.

Bowling Green (Caroline) :

SCS——. EUiott Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. ;

(1) J. W. Wills.

Boydton (Mecklenburg) ;

ses Washington St. Work Unit

HdQrs.; (2) C. B. McGavock.

Bridgewater (Rockingham) :

FS George Washington Nat. For.,

Ranger's hdqrs. ; (6) Richard

E. Elliott.

Bristol (Washington) :

BAI Valleydale Packers, Inc., of

Bristol. Meat inspection ; sanitary handling of import animal byproducts, hay, and

straw ; (—) J. A. Sluss.

Buckingham (Buckingham) :

FHA Masonic Bldg. (1) George T.

Cowherd Serves Buckingham

and Cumberland Counties.

ses Soil Conservation Service. Worl

Unit Hdqrs. ; (1) C.W.Crist,

Jr.

Buena Vista (Rockbridge) :

FS George Washington Nat. For.,

Ranger's hdqrs. ; (5) Bernard

A. Eger.

Charlotte Court House (Charlotte) ;

ses Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. ; (2) N. L. Ramsey.

Char'ottcsville (Aibermarle) ;

FHA——. P. O. Bldg. E. Market St. (2)

John Gray Beverley Serves

Albermarle, Fluvanna, Louisa,

Nelson and Greene Counties.

ses Co. Off. Bldg. Work Group

Hdqrs.; (3) J. A. Smart.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) R. O.

Anderson.

Chase City (Meckicnburg) î

FHA——_. 5th and Boyd Sts. (2) Henry A

Flanagan.

ses - Bitting Bldg. Work Group Hd

qrs.; (3) H. M. Collins. WorJ

Unit Hdqrs.; (1).

Chatham (Pittsylvania) :

FHA County Office Bldg. (2) William

J. Leftwich.

SCS- Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Hd

qrs. ; (4) E. F. Hart.

Chesterfield (Chesterfield):

SCS Supply Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. ;

(2) G. C. WiUson, Jr.

VIRGINIA—Continued

Christiansburg (Montgomery) :

FHA _. Proffitt Bldg. (1) William K.

Miller Serves Montgomery, Pulaski and Giles Counties.

SCS Courthouse. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) J. L. Littleton.

Courtland (Southampton) :

FHA Tyler Office Bldg. (1) Monroe

D. Grizzard Serves Southampton and Sussex Ck)unties.

SCS — County Agent's Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs. ; (2) K. C. Rice, Jr.

Covington (Alieghany) :

FS_- George Washington Nat. For.,

Ranger's hdqrs. ; (4) John H.

Noyes,

Covington (Alieghany) :

SCS— 223 W. Main St. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) W. M. Hypes.

Culpeper (Cuipeper) :

FHA——_. 505 N. Main St. (1) Benjamin

F. White Serves Cuipeper,

Madison and Rappahannock

Counties.

SCS Compton Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (3) L. B. Henretty.

Cumberland (Cumberland) :

SCS County Agent's Office. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) N. R. Patrick,

Danville (Pittsylvania) :

PMA, TOB Danville Loan and Savings Bldg.

Enforcement of Tob. Insp. Act

involving the inspection and

certification of tobacco sold on

auction markets and technical

assistance to producers in the

preparation of tobacco for market, (lb) J. Williams.

Dinwîddie (Dinwiddie) :

SCS Soil Conservation Serv. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) C. S. Greg^

ory.

Edinburg (Shenandoah):

FS George Washington Nat. For.,

Ranger's hdqrs.; (5) Richard

F. Haussman.

Emporia (Greensville) j

FHA 303-A Main St. (1) Lawrence

W. Latane, Jr. Serves Greensville and Brunswick Counties.

SCS Watldns Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs. ; (4) J. K. Abernathy, Jr.

Work Unit Hdqrs. ; (1) W. L,

Blair, Jr.

Farmviile (Prince Edward) ;

FHA-„-. D & M Bldg., Main St. (1) Don

H. Spencer Serves Prince Edward and Amelia Counties.

PMA, TOB Herald Bldg. Enforcement of

Tob. Insp, Act involving the

inspection and certification of

tobacco sold in auction marketB

and technical assistance to producers in the preparation of

tobacco for market. (3) A. H.

Irby.

SCS--„^—. Planters Bank & Trust Go. Bldg.

Work Group Hdqrs.; (4) T.

M. Dean. Work Unit Hdqrs. ;

(2) H, E. Lacy.

Fincastle (Botetourt) :

SCS =. Main Street. Work Unit Hdqrs,;

(3) P. D. Hughston,

Floyd (Floyd) t

SCS^-~_„_ Soil Conservation Serv. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) R. G. DiUon.

Franklin (Southampton) :

FS—»—--, Darden Bldg. North Coastal

Plain Res. Ctr; (10) Robert

D. McCulley,
264 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

VIRGINIA—Continued

Franklin (Southampton)—Continued

PMA, FV- Cara Growers Peanut Coop. Field

Administration of Fats & Oils

programs; (1) Robert W,

Hines.

Fredericksburg^ (Spotsylvania) ;

FHA„ . P. O. Bldg. (1) Lewis E. Fraughnaugh Serves Spotsylvania,

Caroline, King George and

Orange Counties.

SCS—.-- P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. ;

(1) W. M. Preston.

P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. ;

(2) G. L. Rigby.

Front Royal (Warren) :

BAI Beef Cattle Research Station.

Beef cattle investigations (cooperative) ; (3-*5) A. L. Baker.

FHA Forsytlie Bldg.. Main St. (1)

James D. Gibson Serves Warren, Clarke, Frederick and

Shenandoah Counties,

Gaiax (Grayson) :

ses -- Cox Bldg. Work Group Hdars. ;

(2) B. C. Venable.

Gate City (Scott) :

FHA Scott Theatre Bldg. (1) Haskel

P. MiUer.

Gloucester (Gloucester) :

ses Main St. Work Unit Hdcirs. ;

(2) D. D. Adams.

Goochland (Goochland) :

SCS-- State Hwy No. 6. Work Unit

Hdqrs. ; (1) O. E, Hatcher.

Great Bridge (Norfolk) :

SCS--=_-- Oak Grove Community House.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (4) J. T.

Crenshaw.

Halifax (Haüfax):

FHA„-„=. (1) Berkley S, Adams.

ses ,- Harding Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. ; (2) J. K. Farley.

Harrisonburg (Rockingham) :

EPQ--.-__- Federal Bldg, Field direction and

general supervision of white

pine blister rust control activities in the Southern Appalachian region r (12) J. Curtis

Ball.

Federal Bldg. Area supervision

of white pine blister rust control activities; (4) Ealph W.

Welch,

Federal Bldg. Field direction and

general supervision of white

pine blister rust control activities in the Southern Appalachian region ; Henry E. Yost.

FHA,-=„-. Gambill Bldg, 89 W. Bruce St.

(1) Myrah B. Fields Serves

Rockingham and Page Counties.

FS . Federal Bldg., George Washington Nat. For., Supvr.'s hdqrs. :

(15) Ernest M, Karger,

PMA, DAI 116 Reservoir St. Mkt. News

Serv. on dairy and poultry

prod. ; (2Î) E. H. Ralston.

ses 234 E. Market St. Work Group

Hdqrs. t (2) C. N. Priode.

Work Unit Hdqi-s,; (2) C. B,

Lively.

Heathsville (Northumberland) t

SCS—.— Hwy. No. 860. Work Unit Hdqrs. ; (1) J. 0, Tignor.

Hillsville (Carroll) :

FHA.-_... Gwynn Bldg., N. Main St. (1)

William H. Goodall. Jr. Serves

Carroü and Grayson Counties

SOS Early Bldg, Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) P. R. Batchelor.

VIRGINIA—Continued

Hot Springs (Bath):

FS-- George Washington Nat. For,,

Ranger's hdqrs.; (3) John R.

Hicks.

Independence (Grayson) %

ses „ Guynn Hardware Company Bldg,

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) K. R.

Summer.

Jonesville (Lee):

FHA- ;P. O. Bldg. (S) Ray S. Banner.

Kenbridge (Lunenburg) :

FHA, . Spotless Store Bldg. (1) Edward

B. Tucker Serves Lunenburg,

Nottoway and Charlotte Counties.

SCS- —.-_ Broad St. Work Unit Hdqrs.:

(2) J. M. Betts.

King William (King William) :

SCS^^ Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs, ; (1) J. E. Rouzie,

Lawrenceviile (Brunswick) ;

SCS^--..- Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. ; (3) E. R. Minnieh.

Lebanon (Russell) :

FHA North Church St, (2) James P.

Gilmer.

Leesburg (Loudoun) :

ses ^ Harrison Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) L. W. King.

Lexington (Rockbridge) :

FHA Hopkins Bldg. (1) James G.

Dunlap Serves Rockbridge,

Alleghany and Bath Counties.

SOS.-_--^ First Nat. Bank Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs. ; (2) M. C. Pittinger.

Louisa (Louisa) ;

SCS-- Co. Bldgs. Work Unit Hdqrs.:

(2) H. E. Waldrop,

Lovingston (Nelson) ;

SCS-^=-=-- Courthouse. Work Unit Hdqrs. ;

(2) J, L. Proffitt.

Luray (Page) :

SCS--,=-_ Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. ; (2) J* D. Crist.

Madison (Madison) :

SCS_--.- Memorial Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;^ (2) G. J. Kidd.

P/ïanassas (Prince William) :

SCS=—.-. People's Nat. Bank Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) H. R. Parks.

Marion (Smyth) :

FHA Courthouse (1) Thomas C.

Brown Serves Smyth, Wythe

and Bland Counties.

FS Jefferson Nat. For., Ranger's

hdqrs. ; (6) Stanley H. Ockers.

Martinsvîlle (Henry) î

SCS^-»-^- Co. Off. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. ; (1) A. D. Price.

Monterey (Highland) %_

ses Soil Conservation Serv. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1).

Natural Bridge Station (Rockbridge);

FS- — ^ =-_-..Jefferson Nat. For., Ranger's

hdqi'S. : (8) Lewis R. Smith.

New Castle (Craig) :

FS------- Jefferson Nat. For., Ranger's hdqrs.; (3) J. Neil Van Alstine.

ses = First Nat. Bank Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs, ; (1) J, B. B.

Williamson.

Newport News (Warwick) :

SCS------ Hampton Roads Bldg, Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J. K. Alvis,

Norfolk (Norfolk) :

BAI - 415 U. S. Post Office Bldg. Meat

inspection ; sanitary handling

of import animal byproducts,

hay, and straw; (7) D. D,

Callahan,
VIRGINIA 265

VIRGINIA—Continued

Norfolk (Norfolk)—Continued

EPQ XL S. Post Office and Courthouse.

Enforcement of Japanese beetle quarantine in Virginia, including inspection and certification service ; Dudley A.

Raine. Enforcement of foreign plant quarantines; (6)

Geraldus Gay.

Virginia Truck Experiment Station, 7 miles east of Norfolk

on Little Creek-Cape Charles

Ferry Road; Ross W. BruPISAE Va. Truck Exp. Sta. Sweetpotato

invest., Forman T. McLean,

Collab.

PMA, FV- U. S. Post Office & Court House

Standardization & inspection

of fresh fruits & vegetables ;

(3) H. H. Henderson.

Norton (Wise) :

FS-—- Jefferson Nat. For., Ranger's

hdqrs. ; (6) William B. Ward.

Nottoway (Nottoway) :

ses Co. Agr. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (3) D. S. Farmer, Jr.

Orange (Orange):

ses Co. Courthouse. Work Unit Hdqrs, ; (2) S. D. Cole.

Ozeana (Essex) :

FHA _- Campus of Rappahannoek Industrial Academy (2) Milton K.

Brown.

Palmyra (Fluvanna) :

SCS—— Co. Office Bldg. Work Unit Hd^

qrs. ; (1) H. C. McGeehee.

Pear^'sburg (Gi^es) :

ses Law Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(1) J. C. Mustard.

Petersburg (Dinw'ddie) :

FHA U, S. P. O. & Customs House.

Franklin St. (1) William F

Woolfolk Serves Í)ínwiddie and

Chesterfield Counties.

SCS- Virginia State Coll. Work Unit

Sub-Hdqrs. ; (1) E, A. Burton

Powhatan (Powhatan) :

SCS_-_--_ Main St. Work Unit Hdqrs.:

(1) H. H. Jones.

Prm"e George (Prinre i^eorg«') :

SCS Sc^^ool Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.

(1 ) C. P. Lawrence.

PrîTfPSs Anne iPr'pcess ÂPne) :

ses Soil Conservation Service. Wor^

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) A. N

Holmes,

Providence Forge {New Kent) :

SCS C. A. Pomeroy Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs,; (1) J. A. Broaddus.

Pu'ask! (Pu^aski) :

SCS Fine-Crowell Bldg. Work Grour

Hdqrs. t (2) D. H. Pugh, Jr

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (3) F. A

Hodnett.

Rirh'^^ond (Henrico) :

BAI 900 Lombardy St. Meat inspection ; Í20) Meyer W. Cohen.

1102 State Office Bldg. Scabies

tuberculosis, a^d brucellosi""

eradication ; public stockyard?

inspection ; import-export in.

spection and nuarantine ; (22)

H. Sydnor Miller.

BAE 1027 State Office Bldg. Crop and

Livestock Reports ; {8-*3) H

M. Taylor.

EPQ Veterans Administration Building, 900 North Lombardy

Street. Enforcement of Japanese beetle quarantine, includ

ing inspection and certification service; Frank G. Winn,

VIRGINIA—Continued

Richmond (Henrico)—Continued

EPQ- 900 N. Lombardy St. Investigations of insect pests of stored

and manufactured tobacco ;

(2) Joseph N. Tenhet.

FCIC 609 E. Main St. Accepts applications, supervises adjustment

of losses, reviews loss claims,

general responsibility for administration of crop insurance

in the State; (6) J. Beverley

Farrar.

FHA-„.__, Rm. 307, 900 N. Lombardy St.

(2) William K, Dotson Serves

Henrico, Elizabeth City, Charles

City, Hanover, James City,

Goochland, New Kent, Powhatan, Warwick and York

Counties.

900 N. Lombardy St. (22) State

Director Virginia. Randolph O.

Delano.

PMA, FV- 1200 E. Main St. Standardization & inspection of fresh

fruits & vegetables ; M. E.

Downing. Standardization &

inspection of processed fruits

& vegetables; (1) J. E. Maiñne.

PMA_---._ 609 East Main Street. State

Chairman in charge of all prod.

& mkt. programs; (51) Richard B. Bridgforth.

PMA, LIV 1200 N. Main Street, Meat Grading Service; (6) A. W. McCormick.

SCS Co. Courthouse Annex. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) E. P. Moser.

Roanoke (Roanoke) :

FS_^- ——. Federal Bldg., Jefferson Nat.

For., Supvr.'s hdqrs, ; (12)

Allan R. Cochran.

PMA, FV- P. O. Box 985. Standardization

& inspection of fresh fruits &

vegetables ; H. C. S. Peyton, Sr.

Roc.kymount (Franklin) :

FHA- Old People's Bank Bldg. (1)

Daniel C. Newbill Serves

Franklin and Henry Counties.

SCS Angle Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs. ;

(2) A. D. Williamson. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J. G. Moses,

"vws^hiirg (CampbeH) :

FHA—-_. Courthouse (1) Hunter P. Evans

Serves Campbell and Appomattox Counties.

SCS Courthouse. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) J, L. Harrison.

Sa'em (Roanoke) :

BAI_ -.. c/o Vallevdale Packers, Inc. Meat

inspection ; (2) G. S. Jackson,

FHA---... McClung Bldg. (1) Baker P. L.

Scott Serves Roanoke, Botetourt and Craig Counties.

SCS Courthouse Annex Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) W. D. Richardson.

Saluda (Middlesex) :

SCS-„„-__ Smither Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (1).

SoTtdy Lever(Pïttsyïvama)î

SCS-——-. St. Hwy No. 24. Nurs. ; (6)

W. H. Mann.

Smithfieïd (Isle of Wght) :

SCS Betts Building. Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) F. D. Eastham. Jr.

Stawntoii (Augusta) :

FHA 107 S. Augusta St. (2) Stuart

H. Barrell Serves Augusta and

Plighland Counties.

FS -._- George Washington Nat. For.,

Ranger's hdqrs.; (6) Meredith

Leitch.
266 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

VIRGINIA—Continued

Staunton (Augusta)—Continued

ses Augusta Motor Sales Bîdg. Work

Unit Hdqrs. No, 1 ; (5) R. B,

Warner. Work Unit Hdqrp

No. 2 ; (4) G. V. Wilson.

Stuart (Patrick) :

FHA_--_. P. O. Bldg. (1) Percy H. Bowman Serves Patrick and Floyd

Counties.

SCS-- Patrick Co. Bank Bldg. Work

Unit Hdqrs. I (2) W. E. Dickerson, Jr.

Suffolk (Nansemond) :

FHA-_.._ Andrews Bldg., 135 N. Main (2)

Ira A. DeArmon Serves Nansemond, Isle of Wight, Norfolk

and Princess Anne Counties.

ses..-„-^- Andrews Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. ; (1) W, E. Garrison.

Surry (Surry) t

FHA -Old Co. Clerk's Office (1) R.

Franklin Lawrence Serves

Surry and Prince George Counties.

ses—--_ Soil Conservation Service, Work

Unit Hdqrs.: (1) J. B. Elrod.

Sussex (Sussex) :

SCS_. F. H. Price Bldg. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) R. C, Kinzie.

Tappahannock (Essex) :

FHA_ Church Lane (1) Littleberry J.

Haley, Jr. Serves Essex, Gloucester, King William, Mathews,

King and Queen and Middlesex

Counties.

SCS..^.-.. Corner Prince & Church Sts.

Work Group Hdqrs. ; (2) Work

Unit Hdqrs. : (3) C. A. Olinger.

Tazewell (Tazeweïl) :

FHA. .._„. Lynch Bldg. (1) George E. Grizard Serves Tazewell and Buchanan Counties.

Warrenton (Fauquier) :

ses _-.-- 416 Main St., (2) Thomas C.

Henderson Serves Fauquier,

Stafford, Prince William, Loudoun, Fairfax and Arlington

Counties.

Warsaw (Richmond) :

FHA-_ _. Packett Bldg. ( 1 ) Paul O. Delano

Serves Richmond, Lancaster,

Northumberland and Westmoreland Counties.

ses . Co. Off. Bldg, Work Unît Hdqrs.; (3) W. A. Phillips.

Winchester (Frederick) :

SCS_- = -._- Bell Bldg. Work Group Hdqrs.:

(2) O. E. Koontz. Work Unit

Hdqrs. ; (3) P. T. Moore.

Woodstock (Shenandoah) :

SeS-, . = J-^ Schmitt Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs. ; (2) P. L. Swecker.

Wytheville (Wythe) :

PS_..^.._. Jefferson Nat. For,, Eangers

hdqrs. • (9) Edgar F. Wolcott.

srs Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) W, M. Holcomb.

WASHINGTON

Arlington iSnohomish) :

SCS^^^ „- 517 Olympic Ave., N, W. Veterinary Clinic Bldg, Tech. assistance to soil conserv. dists. :

(2) LeGrand H. Guild.

Asotin (Asotin) :

SCS.._^„. P. o. Box 53, Asotin Co, Courthouse. Tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (1) Frank R.

Raney.

WASHINGTON—Continued

Auburn (King) :

FHA_-__- City Hall (2) Arthur R. Simshauser,

BelUngham (Whatcom) i

FS-_-„-_-. Mount Baker Nat. For., Supvr*3

hdqrs. ; (47) H.Phil Brandner.

SCS. 1400 McLeod Road. Collection

development, and prop, of erosion-resisting plants; (9) Wilbur E. Chapín.

Elaine (Whatcom) :

EPQ-—_- Customs Station. Enforcement

of foreign plant quarantines ;

(1) Theodore A. Barnett.

Carson (Skamania) :

PS-_-_„_. Wind River Exp. Forest. For.

Mgt. invest. (2) Robert W.

Steele.

Cattilamet (Wahkiakum) :

SCS^-^,^- Main Street, Hanigan Bldg. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv dists. ;

(1) Clinton W. Renney,

Chehalis (Lewis) :

PHA__-.- Courthouse <1) Wallace R. Hoffman Serves Lewis, Cowlitz and

Wahkiakum Counties.

ses 960 Pacific Ave., Assoc. Bldg.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv,

dists. ; (8) Enis E. Rov/land.

Chelan (Chelan) :

ses. 176 N. Emerson, Masonic Temple

Bldg. Tech. assistance to soil

conserv, dists. ; (2) Lyman A.

Haverfield.

Cheney (Spokane):

ses--„--- Second <fe College Ave., N. A.

Rolfe Bldg, Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (4) Adrian

Bafus.

Chewelah (Stevens) î

SCS-_ Webster & Second Sta. E., Telephone Bldg. Tech. assistance

to soil conserv. dists.; (3) Carl

L. Sundquist.

Cle Elum (Kittitas) :

203 N. Pennsylvania Ave., Koski

Bldg. Tech, assistance to soil

conserv^, dists. ; ( 1 ) Russell W.

Colfax (Whitman):

ses 316 S. Main, Malmer Bldg.

Superv. of Work Unit headqrs,

engaged in tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (2) Verle

G. Kaiser. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists. : (3) Walter

E, Guenther. Soil Conserv, Survey Superv. ; S. Burkett .Johnson,

Coîville (Stevens) :

FHA. _ .; Dominion Creamery Bldg. (1)

Orange B. Humphries Serves

Stevens, Ferry and Pend Oreille Counties,

FS Colville Nat. For., Supvr*s Hdqrs.; (14) Reginald M. DeNio.

S(\S. .. _S. W. First & Oak Sts., Old

Dominion Creamery Bldg. Superv. of Work Unit hdqrs.

engaged in tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists. ; (4) Dean

M. Jones. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists. ; (2) Harold

Boeger.

Davenport (Lincoln) :

ses 6th & Logan Sts., County Agricultural Bldg. Tech. assistance

to soil conserv, dists. ; (4)

Glenn Langley,

Dayton (Columbia) :

ses Columbia Co. Courthouse. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv,

dists. ; (1) William R. Meiners.
WASHINGTON 267

WASHINGTON—Contiinied

Deer Park (Spokane) :

SCS Agri. Exhibit Bldg. Deer Park

Fairgrounds. Tech. assistance

to soil conserv. dists. ; Alfred

E. Young.

BOensburg: (Kittitas) ;

FHA -. P. O. Bldg. (1) Albert K. Millay

Serves Kittitas and Grant

Counties.

SCS^----^ 111 West 5th Ave., P. O. Box 30.

Tech, assistance to soil conserv.

dists. : (7) Arthur E. Miller.

Ephrata i

ses.-- = --. Superv. of Work Unit hdqrs. engaged in tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (3) Cecil McCormac.

Fairfield (Spokane) :

SCS----~- P. O. Box 49, Fairfield Bldg.

Corporation B. Tech. assistance to soil conserv. dists. ;

(3) Carl R. Freese.

Ferndale (Whafcom) :

ses 3rd Street, Van I^euwen Bldg.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (7) Byron D. Moser.

Friday Harbor (San Juan) :

SOS Spring St.. & Nichols Ave.,

Island Service Bldg. Tech. assistance to soil conserv. dists. ;

(1) Henry R. Seidel.

Goldendale (Klickitat) :

ses P. O. Box 176, Courthouse. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv.

dists. ; (3) Raymond W. Meyer.

Harrington (Lincoln) :

ses N. W. Corner 3rd & Willis Sts.,

Old Nat'l Bank Bldg. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (2) Bufford C. Boyd.

Kelsoî

SCS- =,- Superv, of Work Unit hdqrs. engaged in tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists. ; (2) Forrest

E. Bernath.

Kennewick—(Benton) :

ses p. O. Box 147, Benton Co. Warehouse. Tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists. ; Linn L. Tins--

man.

Lacrosse (Whitman) :

ses-.--.- 3rd & Main Sts., Walli Bldg.

Tech. assist-ance to soil conserv.

dists.; (1) Robert G. Newell.

Longview (Cowlitz) i

ses I6th & Larch Sts., Federal Bldg.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (4) Arthur L. Holding.

Lynden (Whatcom) :

FHA P. O. Box 393 (1) Ward L. VanderGriend Serves Whatcom and

San Juan Counties.

Mansfield (Douglas) :

SCS-.-___ P. O. Box 206, Nugent Bldg.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists. ; ( 1 ) Ruel M. Hansen.

Montesano (Grays Harbor) :

FHA I.O.O.F. Bldg., 128 Marcy Ave.

W. (1) Tom M. O'Connor.

Serves Grays Harbor, Pacific,

Clailam and Jefferson Counties.

SCS-^ = ^-- Marcy & 1st Sts., Odd FeUows

Bldg. Tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (3) Earl A.

Lewis.

Moses Lake (Grant) :

SCS-- 326 Chestnut St., Moses Lake

SCD Bldg. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists. ; (4) E.

Pershing Vance.

Mt. Vernon (Skagit) :

FHA=-„-=-. P. 0. Box 269 (1) G. Hedger

Priest Serves Skagit, Island

and Shohomish Counties.

WASHINGTON—Continued

Mt. Vernon (Skagit)—Continued

PISAB-,,. Northwest Washington Exp. Sta.

Diseases of vegetable seed

crops, (*1) Darrell M. McLean,

SeS--.,-.- 1st & Pine Sts., Union Block.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (3) Austin B, Summers,

Newport (Pend Oreille):

SCS .- Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (1) Albert J. Geiger.

Oakesdale (Whitman) t

SCS--^-„- 108 1st St., C. J. Reid Bldg.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists. ; (1) James S. Maxwell.

Okanogan (Okanogan)î

FS--- Obelan Nat. For., Supvr's hdqrs. ;

(49) J. Malcolm Loring.

SCS-»---- P. O. Box 872, 27 South Second

Ave. Superv. of Work Unit

hdqrs, engaged in tech. assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

Arnold W. Bolle. Tech. assistance to soil conserv. dists. ;

(1) John E. Moats. Tech. assistance to soil conserv. dists. ;

(1) A. Gordon Anderson.

Olympia (Thurston) :

BAI.----- 203 Federal Bldg. Scabies, tuberculosis, and brucellosis readication ; import-export inspection

and quarantine; (41) Elmer

Lash.

FHA.._^ -. Courthouse (1) William H. Dunham Serves Thurston and Mason Counties.

FS- .- Olympic Nat, For., Supvr's hdqrs. •

(35) Carl B. Neal.

St. Paul & Tacoma Libr. Co.

Bldg. Puget Sound Research

Center. For. Mgt. invest. (4)

Norman P. Worthington.

ses Courthouse. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (2) Edward J. Pavelka.

Superv. of Work Unit hdqrs. engaged in tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists. ; (3) Gilbert H.

Bidder.

Falouse (Whitman) :

ses ^- Main & Bridge Sts.. Old Nat'l

Bank Bldg. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv, dists. ; (1) Alex

R, Moffat.

Paseo (Franklin) î

FHA- Courthouse (3) Carl E, Larson

Serves Franklin, Benton, Columbia and Walla Walla Counties.

Port Townsend (Jefferson) :

SCS^- p. O. Bldg. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (2) Newell

S. Robb.

Presser (Benton) :

PISAE Irrigation Expt. Sta. Soil mgt.

under irrig. (8-*3) Harold P.

Singleton.

Irrigation Br. Expt. Sta. Control

of noxious weeds. (1) Victor

F. Bruns.

Irrig. Br. Expt. Sta. (State).

Stone fruit prod, and breeding

invest., Harold F. Fogle.

Irrigation Branch Expt. Sta.

Hop invest., A. Irving Dow.

ses P. O. Box 550, Courthouse Annex.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (3) Bernard M. Otness.

Irrig. Branch Expt. Sta. (P. O.

Box 590), Control of soil erosion on irrigated land ; (2-*l )

Stephen J. Mech.
268 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

WASHINGTON—CoBtinued

Pullman (Whitman):

AIC._._., State College. Fruit and Vegetabie Prod. Investigations Rea.

on problems of preservation and

processing of fruit and vegetables in the Pacific Northwestern area of the United States ;

(3) Alfred M, Neubert.

BAI- ^ Fur Animal Disease Research

Laboratory, State College of

Washington. Fur animal disease investigations | (4) John

R. Gorham.

BAE Dept. of Agr. Econ., State College of Washington. Conducts

research on farm management

and costs; (*1) Edgar B.

Hurd.

JiPQ_„.._. Washington State College. State

leadership in black stem rust

control activities; (4) Harold

B. Busdicker.

PISAE-„. State Agr. Expt. Sta. Wheat

diseases and oat smuts (1)

Charles S. Holton. Wheat

prod, and breeding; reg. coord,

western white meats fl-*l)

Orville A. Vogel. Wiiea^t quality in chg. of Western Wheat

Quality Lab. (4) Mark A

Barmore.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Grass diseases, {^1) George W. Fischer.

Dept. of Agr. Engin., State Coll.

of Wash. Refrigeration on the

farm, M. Conner Ahrens.

BOS Quonset Hut, Wash. State Coll.

State Office. Superv. of Work

Group hdqrs. ; (9) Paul C.

McGrev/. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists. ; Mark E.

HilL Spillman Hall. Collection,

development, and prop, of

erosion-resisting plants ; ( 11 )

John L. Schwendiman. Ext

Soil Cons. "CC"; Mosher B.

Butler. State Soil Scient.

Warren A, Starr.

Spillman Hall, Coll. Sta. (P. OBox 448). Soil and water conserv. expt. sta.*, Í 2) Glenn M.

Horner,

Puyallup (Pierce) :

FPIA_-__. Libráis BIdg. (1) Harrison D.

Locklin Serves Pierce and Kitsap Counties.

PISAE__„ West. Wash. Expt. Sta. Gen.

invest, of pi. diseases caused

by nematodes in Wash, and

Oreg., Wilbur D. Courtney,

ses 104 W, Main Ave., Knight BIdg.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists. ; John K. Anderson.

Renton (King) :

ses Boeing-Renton Plant, Permanent

BIdg. Tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists. ; (2) Donald D.

Baldwin.

Republic (Ferry) :

ses P. O. Box 555, Ferry Co. Courthouse. Tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; Floyd W.

Hougland.

St. John (Whitman) :

SCS_^____ P. O. Box 127, Harwood BIdg.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (1) Charles T. Webb.

Jr.

WASHINGTON—Continued

Seatile (King) :

BAI _ 410 Federal Office BIdg. Meat

inspection ; sanitary handling

of important animal by-products, hay, and straw; (24)

Richard E. Pflugrad.

BAE .^-.348 Federal Office Bdlg. Crop

and Livestock Reports ; (8-*2>

H. C. R. Stewart.

EPCi Federal Office BIdg. Supervision

of enforcement of foreign plant

quarantines in the Northwest

and Alaska area; (4) Alan G.

Webb.

Enforcement of foreign plant

Quarantines; (12) John C.

Pritchett.

FS ^_-.. Snoqualmie Nat. For., Supvr's

hdqrs.; (68) Wm. H. Johnson.

PMA, DAI 236 Federal Office BIdg. Mkt.

News Serv. on dairy and poultry prod. ; Grading and insp.

serv. on dairy and poultry

prod.; (4-3) E. R. Johnson.

PMA. FV. Federal Office Building. Market

news service on fruits & vegetables ; (2) M. W. Hanson.

Standardisation & inspection

of fresh fruits & vegetables ;

(6) W. M. Brooks, Standardization & inspection of processed fruits & vegetables; (6)

Fred Dunn, Alaska Trade

BIdg.

PMA, GR- 622 Fed. Off. BIdg. Admin.

Grain Standards Act ; bean and

pea insp. serv. ; hay insp.

serv, ; misc. comm. insp. serv. ;

(4) J. C. Murphy.

PMA. LÎV. 232 Federal Office Building. Meat

Grading Service; (12) S. H.

Steen.

SCS--.-.--. Supers/, of Work Unit hdqrs, engaged in tech. assistance to soil

conserv, dists. ; (.5) Paul C.

Dickey.

Sedro V/oolIey (Skagit) :

BGS^.--_„ Metcalf & Woodworth Sts.; Bingham Holland BIdg. Tech. assistance to soil conserv. dists. ; (5)

Anton F. Harms.

Selah ( Yakima) :

SCfcj 5 North First St., MakinsYaughn BIdg. Tech. assistance

to soil conserv. dists. ; (2) Cecil

S. Chally.

onohomish (Snohomish) :

ses 1004 1st St., Hendrie BIdg. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv.

dists. ; (7) Wilbur C. Pettibone.

South Bend (Pacific) :

ses P. O. Box 428, Court House.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (2) Marvin T. Ness.

Spokane (Spokane):

BAI 216 Federal BIdg. Meat inspection ; public stockyards inspection ; import-export inspection

and quarantine; (23) J. A.

Thompson.

EPQ_„ Realty BIdg. Field direction and

general supervision of white

pine blister rust control activities in the northwestern region; (19) Herman E. Swanson,
WASHINGTON 269

WASHINGTON—Continued

Spokane (Spokane)—Continued

FCA__„ -. 610 Main Ave. Hdqrs. for Dist.

12 serving Idaho, Mont., Oreg.,

Wash., and Alaska. Long-term

farm mortgage loans, Federal

Land Bank; (T5) Henry Matthew. Loans to short-tei'm

financing institutions. Fed. Intermediate Credit Bank ; (18)

Paul F. Matson. Organization,

partial capitalization and supervision of prod, credit associations making short-term

prod, loans. Prod. Credit Corp. ;

(13) Ernest E. Harvey. Loans

to farmers* coop., Bank for

Cooperatives; (16) Albert C.

Adams. Gen. Agt. coordinating functions common to the

four district institutions; (25)

Fred A. Knutsen. Rev. the

appraisal of farms for mortgage loans; (1) Louis C. Chesnut. Custody of the dist. institutions' collateral; (1) William J. Adamson. Examining

of acct. of organizations supervised by FCA; (2) Joseph

FCIC- South 124 Wall St. Accepts applications, supervises adjustment of losses, reviews loss

claims, general responsibility

for administration of crop insurance in the State; (6) Murl

E. Cummings.

FHA--^-^ Federal Bldg. (3) Kermit V.

Ragain Serves Spokane, Lincoln, Whitman, Garfield, Adams, and Asotin Counties.

FS- 157 So. Howard St., Inland Empire Research Center, research

in for. mgt., range mgt. and

reseeding ; (6) Charles A. Wellner.

157 S. Howard ; P&S Warehouse

(36) L. Don Williamson.

PISAE Northern Rocky Mountain Range

and For. Expt. Sta., S. 157

Howard St. Invest, of pole

blight of w^tern white pine.

(1) Donald P. Graham.

PMA„_._^ Hutton Building, 2nd & Washington Streets. Acting State

Chairman in charge of all

prod. & mkt. programs; (19)

Glaus W. Peters.

PMA, GR- 415 P. O. Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act ; bean and pea

insp. serv. ; hay insp. serv. ;

misc. comm. insp, serv. ; (6)

G. A. Hardgrove.

PMA, LIV. Room 4, Livestock Exchange

Building, Market News Service

on livestock ; (2) J. R. Zimmerman,

ses Superv. of Work Unit hdqrs. engaged in tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists, ; (3) Wesley R.

Spencer.

Sumner (Pierce) :

EPQ Grounds of Pierce County Infirmary. Investigations of insects affecting bulbs and other

ornamental plants ; (2) Charles

F. Doucette.

Sunnyside (Yakima) :

ses 606 Decatur Ave., Holmason

Bldg. Tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (1) Darley J.

Allen. Tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists.; (2) Charles L.

Moon.

WASHINGTON—Continued

Tacoma (Pierce) :

PMA, GR- 412 P. 0. Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act; (1) T. A. Stevens.

Tonasket (Okanogan) : „ ,

SCS-^--^- Railroad Ave. & 4th St.. Regal

Fruit Co., Inc., Annex. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv.

dists. ; (3) Gordon R. Burt.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists. ; Rulon L. Medford.

Twisp (Okanogan) :

SCS-. —— Clover St., King Bldg. Tech, assistance to soil conserv. dists.;

(2) Harry A. Vogt.

Union Gap (Yakima) :

EPQ_~ 108 West Pine Street. Investigations of the potato flea beetle;

(3) Birely J, Landis.

Uniontown (Whitman) :

SCS------ Montgomery St., Busch Bldg.

Tech, assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (2) Bert J. Jahn.

Vancouver (Clark) :

FHA American Legion Bldg. (1) Edwin J. Dahl Serves Clark and

Skamania Counties.

FS --. Gifford Pinchot Nat. For., Supvr's hdqrs. ; (52) Lawrence O.

Barrett.

PMA, GR- Port of Vancouver, Grain Elevator ; Admin. Grain Standards

Act; (1) J. T, Travis.

ses. _ = -- Vancouver Barracks — Bldgs.

T-1290 & T-1506. Superv. of

Work Unit hdqrs. engaged in

tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (3) George T. Ross.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

diste. ; (9) Clarence L. Gilbert.

V/alla Walla (Walla Walla) :

BAI-.-.- Walla W^alla Meat & Cold Storage

Co. Meat inspection; (1) C. A.

Hulbush.

EPQ-= .-_-- Walla Walla Airbase. Headquarters for grasshopper and^ Mormon cricket control activities

for Oregon and Washington ;

(2) Robert B. ThrailkilL

Three miles west of Walla Walla

on Wallula Road. Wireworm

investigations; (6) Merton C.

Lane.

SCS_- 9-11-13 East Main St., Barrett

Bldg. Superv. of Work Unit

hdqrs. engaged in tech. assistance to soil conserv. dists. ;

(3) William L. Gudgel. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (2) Theodore S. Bjerke.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv,

dists. ; (2) Eibridge Bacon.

Waterville (Douglas) î

SCS---..— Chelan Ave., Howe Bldg. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv.

dists.; (1) Charles B. Bisbee,

Wenatchee (Chelan) :

EPQ --. Tree Fruits Branch Experiment

Station. Cooperative investigations dealing with the relation

of insects to the dissemination

of little cherry, Western X, and

other viruses that aíTeet stone

fruits, (R&M project) ; Edward W, Anthon.

FHA P. O. Annex Bldg. (2) Benjamin

R. Phipps Serves Chelan,

Douglas and Okanogan Counties.
270 DIRECTORY OP ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

WASHINGTON—Continued

Wenatchee <Chelaii)—Continued

FS— ___,_. Wenatchee Nat, For,, Supvr's

hdqrs. ; (43) Lloyd R, Olson.

Post Office Bldg. Mid-Columbia

Research Center, Range invest., for mgt. invest. (2)

Robert S. Rammell.

PISAE U.S.D.A. Hort. Fid. Lab. Apple

and pear prod, invest., (2-*l)

Lawrence P. Batjer. Methods

of handling, transp. and storage of fresh and frozen fruits

and vegetables, (2-*2) Edwin

Smith. Virus diseases of deciduous tree fruits, (2) Enoch

_ L. Reeves.

F. O. Box 99, Post Office Annex

Blag, Apple storage and handling ; George F. Sainsbury.

ses _ - 131 South Mission. Superv. of

V/ork Unit hdqrs. engaged in

tech, assistance to soil conserv.

distss. ; (S) Jay W. Thaanum.

Corner Mission & Yakima Sts.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv. dists. ; (2) Albert E.

Blomdahl. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists.; (3) Frank

E. Bough.

White Salmon (Klickiiat) î

SCS _ p. o. Box 96, Hunsaker BIdg.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv.

dists, ; {4) Roy A, Johnson.

Yakima (Yakima) î

BAI -. c/o Gibson Packing Co. Meat inspection; (~) R. S. Griffin.

KPQ-_-_ 301 North Second Street. Sprayresidue studies ; chemical development of insecticides for

codling moth control; William

E. Westlake.

Studies on the effects of applications of DDT and other insecticides for pest control upon

beneficial insects; (1) Robert

W. Burrell.

P. 0, Box 1291. Investigations

on codling moth and other fruit

insects; (3) Erval J. Newcomer.

FHA-___. Old Courthouse (6) Herbert L.

Rosenkranz Serves Yakima and

Klickitat Counties.

PMA,FV. P. O. Bldg. Standardization &

inspection of fresh fruits &

vegetables ; F. E. Bailey. Standardization & inspection of

processed fruits & vegetables ;

(2) D. A. Patton, Liberty

Bldg. Market news service on

fruits & vegetables. Liberty

Bldg. (2) C. D. Sherman.

ses 8rd & E. Chestnut Sts„ 305 Federal Bldg, Superv. of Work

Unit hdqrs, engaged in tech.

assistance to soil conserv.

dists. ; (5) Alden Copeland.

414 East Yakima Ave., Commerce Bldg. Tech. assistance

to soil conserv. dists.; (5)

Arthur L. Dickinson. Tech assistance to soil conserv. dists. ;

(3) Donald M. Gladson. Soil

Conserv, Survey Superv. ; Fred

E. Schlots.

WEST VIRGINIA

Bartow (Pocahontaa) :

FS.-^ Monongaheia Nat. For., Ranger's

hdqrs,; (5) William M. Stiteler, Jr.

I WEST VIRGINIAr-Continued

! Beckley (Raleigh) :

EPQ_„__ Tabor Bldg., 218% Prince St.,

P. O. Box 890, Work Group

(1) Floyd F. Rothlisberger;

Work Unit (2) Oscar O.

Hutchinson.

Berkeley Springs (Morgan);

ses .Carroll Bldg., 306 Fairfax St.

Work Unit (2) Norman H.

Robertson.

Bluefleld (Mercer):

EPQ ^. _. 620 Bland Street. State leadership of black stem rust control

activities in Virginia and West

Virginia ; (S) William M.

Watson,

Buckhannon (Upshur) î

SCS- MuUins Bldg., Main & Chancery

Sts. Work Unit (1) James W.

Carpenter,

Charleston (Kanawha) :

BA1=__„ 846-348 Capitol Bldg. Scabies,

tuberculosis, and brucellosis

eradication; sanitary handling

of import animal by-products,

hay, and straw; (llfl) Elvin

R. Coon,

BAE State Dept. of Agriculture. Crop

and Livestock Reports; í2-*2)

R. P. Handy.

FHA___.„. Old P. O. Bldg. (2) Robert E,

Hair Serves Kanawha, Clay

and Putman Counties,

PMA.FV- Capitol Bldg. Standard!mtion &

inspection of fresh fruits &

- vegetables; (1) D. B. Kilmer.

bCS-. _^_ Court House Annex. Work Group

(1) Robert K. Ziebarth. Work

Unit (1) Oral M. Chapman.

Charles Town (Jefferson) :

ses Jefferson County Court House,

Work Unit (1) George L. Cole.

Clarksburg (Harrison) :

PHA=__„_. Courthouse (1) Thomas B, White

Serves Harrison and Taylor

Counties.

SGS^-_„_ Basem^ent, Old P. O. Bldg., 3rd

& Pike Sts. Work Group (1)

Alfred F. Millender ; Work

Unit (2) Porter A. Hannah.

Clay (Clay) î

SCS__._^„ Douglas-Starcher Bldg. Work

Unit (0) Ralph A. Ross.

Eikins (Randolph) î

FHA. :__, Forestry Bldg. (1) Elmo W.

Miller Serves Randolph and

Tucker Counties.

FS _ -.. USDA Bldg., Monongaheia Nat.

For., Supvr.'s hdqrs. ; (18) A.

H. Anderson.

Box 829, Mountain State Research Center ( Northeastern

For. Expt. Sta.), For. Mgt,

invest., for, infl. invest.; (3)

Sidney Weitzman,

SCS-.-„._ Forest Service Bldg. Work Unit

(2) John M. Lough.

Fairmont (Marion) :

FHA=___. Courthouse (1) Earl K. Harris

Serves Marion and Monongalia

Counties.

ses Court House. Work Unit (1)

Charles E. Davis.

Fayetteville (Fayette) :

P^HA. Post Office (1) Ben R. Sharpe

Serves Fayette, Nicholas and

Raleigh Counties.

ses Post Office Bldg. Work Unit (1)

Ward J. Ashford.

Franklin (Pendleton) :

ses __ Dyer Bldg., Main St. Work Unit

(1) Glen H. Depue.
WEST VIRGINIA 271

WEST VIRGINIA—Continued

Glenville (Gilmer)

FHA—__. Courthouse Annex (1) Merle W.

Faulkner Serves Gilmer and

Calhoun Counties.

SOS Glenville Bank & Trust Co. Bldg.,

Main St. Work Unit (1) Orvilie J. White, Acting.

Grafton (Taylor) :

ses Room No. 347, Post Office Bldg.,

Main St. Work Unit (0) William H. Coombs.

Grantsville (Caihoun) :

SOS Court House. Work Unit (1)

Shelby M. Van Scoy.

Hamlin (Lincoln) :

SCS—.— Walnut St., P. O. Box 874. Work

Unit ; Denver H, Drake, Acting.

Harrisville (Ritchie):

FHA W. Va. Insurance Bldg. (1)

County Supervisor Serves

Ritchie, Doddridge and Tyler

Counties,

SCS_-_-__ Court Jtiouse. Work Unit; Edgar

A. Moats.

Hinton (Summers) :

SCS— Court House Bldg. Work Unit

(1) Gail P. Auldridge.

Huntington (Cabell) :

FHA Courthouse (1) Peter Puglia

Serves Cabell and Wayne Counties.

PMA, DAI 527 First Huntington Nati. Bank

Bldg, Milk mkt. order admin.

(9) F, W. Issler.

SGS CabeU County Court House, P.

Box 27. Work Group (1) Englebert H. Schmidt ; Work Unit (2)

Cha] lens B. Odeil.

Kearneysville (Jefferson) :

EPQ-~_— West Virginia University Experiment Farm. Investigations

on codling moth and other

apple insects; (*1) Elmwood

C. Hamstead.

Keyser (Mineral) :

SCS Sineell Bldg., Davis St. Work

Unit (3) Fred B. Price.

Kingwood (Preston) :

FHA Courthouse (2) Ralph E. Miller

Serves Preston and Barbour

Counties.

SGS—____ 142 Price St. Work Unit (2)

Richard O. Burnside.

Lewisburg (Greenbrier) :

FHA„____. Court & Washington St. (1) B.

Ford Dover Serves Greenbrier

and Pocahontas Counties.

SCS -^„__ New Bowling Bldg., Court St.

Work Group (1) Linwood H.

Young; Work Unit (3) Elvin

V. WickHne.

Madison (Boone) ;

FHA Courthouse (1) Clyde E. Snyder

Serves Boone, Lincoln, Logan

,, - . - and Mingo Counties.

Marhnton (Pocahontas) :

FS_—___. Monongabela Nat. For., Ranger's

hdqrs. ; (8) Carl E. BurgtorL

bOb______ Malcomb Bldg., 8th St. Work

Unit (3) Leslie E. Montgomery.

Martinsburg (Berkeley) s

FHA——_. Courthouse (2) John R. Mullin

Serves Berkeley and Jefferson

Counties.

PMA, FV- 123 S. Church St. Market news

service on fruits & vegetables ;

(2) H. S. Stiles.

SCS Room No. 5, Post Office Bldg.,

Corner Maple Ave. & King St.

Work Group (1) James H.

Conklyn, Work Unit (2) Eugene J, Harner.

WEST VIRGINIA—Continued

Middlebowrne (Tyler) :

SCS„ Middlebourne Bank Bldg., Main

St. Work Group (1) James C.

Cox, Work Unit (2) Virgil

G. Brookover.

Moorefieid (Hardy):

SCS- McWhorter Bldg., Main St. Work

Unit (1) Roy E. Hamilton.

Morgantown (Monongalia) :

FHA„.._. 231 Chestuut St. (15) State Director-West Virginia. R. G. Ellyson.

PMA--=,-. 144 Pleasant Street. State Chairman in charge of all prod. &

Mkt. programs; (16) J, Ward

Wood.

SCS .. Bank of Morgantown Bldg., 265

High St. State Conservationist's Office (6-*l) Longfellow

L. Lough.

Oglebay Hall, W. Va. Univ. Extension Conservationist George

Sharpe. W. Va. Agrie. Experiment Station, Univ. of W. Va.

State Soil Scientist Boyd J.

Patton.

White Bldg., 251 Stewart St.

Work Group (1) Ivan C.

Owens; Work Unit (1) Joseph

D. Ruffner.

Moundsvilie (Marshali) :

FHA Marshall County Bank Bldg. (2)

James H. Jones Serves Marshall, Brooke, Hancock, Ohio

and Wetzei Counties.

SCS Room No. 28, Post Office Bldg.,

Corner 7th & LaFayette Aves.,

P. O. Box 883. Work Group

(1) Everett R. Leadbetter.

Work Unit (2) Benjamin F.

Blackburn.

New Cumberland (Hancock):

SCS Hancock Co. Court House Annex,

Work Unit; Glen E. Montgomery, Acting.

New Martinsville (Wetzei) :

SCS-_—_ Masonic Temple Bldg., 301 North

Main St. Work Unit (1) Ross

H. Mellinger.

Parkersburg (Wood) :

FHÁ„._._. Guaranty Bldg. (1) Kenneth M.

Denning Serves Wood, Pleasants and Wirt Counties.

SCS Room 305, Guaranty Bldg., 217

Fourth St. Work Group (1)

Glendon P. Burton. Work Unit

(2) John W. Pew.

Parsons (Tucker) :

FS FernovnT Experimental Forest

(Northeastern For. Expt. Sta.),

For. Mgt. invest., for. infl, invest. ; (3) Carl R. Barr.

Monongahela Nat. For., Ranger's

hdqrs.; (4) Ralph L. Rowland.

SCS Tucker Co. Court House. Work

Unit (1) Kermit Kruse,

Petersburg (Grant) :

FHA „. Î. D. Smith Bldg. (1) Olie Smith

Serves Grant, Hardy and Pendleton Counties.

FS -.Monongahela Nat. For., Ranger's

hdqrs.; (6) Clara R. Barr.

SCS_ Grant Count Court House. Work

Unit (3) Vincent McKeever.

Flood Cotrol Work Unit (1)

David C. Taylor.

Philippi (Barbour) :

SCS.—__. Williams Bldg., Main & Church

Sts. Work Group ( 1) Matthew

W, Harrison; Work Unit (3)

Jack L, Barrick,
272 DIEECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

WEST VIRGINIA—Continued

Point Pleasant (Mason) :

FHA-___,. Terminal Blag. (1) Judson M.

Brake.

SCS..>_., City Terminal BIdg., 5th & Viand

Sts., P. O. Box 441. Work Group

(1) Albert G. Middleton ; Work

Unit (2) Lionel L. Smith.

R, D. South Side. Land Util. Work

Unit; Clyde Woyan, Acting,

PriijcetoR (Mercer) ;

FJ:IA,_»,_. Courthouse (1) Melvin L. Smith.

Serves Mercer, McDowell and

Wyoming Counties.

SCS_, Memorial Bldg., Main St. Work

Unit (1) Jokn H. Myers.

Eichwood (Nicholas);

FS^_-_-__. Monogahela Nat. For.. Eanger's

hdqrs. ; Ralph O. Smoot.

Ripley (Jackson) i -

SCS—._>_ Goodwin Bldg.. BOO Church St.

Work Unit (2) Benjamin I.

Speicher.

Romney (Hampshire) :

FHA_..__. Agricultural Bldg. (1) Pan! A.

Holden. Serves Hampshire,

Mineral and Morgan Counties.

SCS--—__ Hampshire County Court House,

Main St. Work Group (1)

Joseph P. Kuykendall* Work

Unit (4) Norris R. Caryl.

St. Marys (Pleasants) %

ses. . Odd Fellows Bldg.. 40Í) Second St.

Work Unit; Carl E.Haischer.

Spencer (Roane) ;

FHA^.___. Wilson-Hayhurst Bldg. (2) Quellen M. Keith. Ser%'es Roane and

Jackson Counties,

SCS_ = =._,_ Hayhurst Bldg., Church St. Work

Unit (3) John Cooper.

Summersville (Nicholas) ;

ses F. & M. Bank Bldg., Main St.,

P. O. Box "S". Work Unit (2)

Clifford V. Fisher.

Sutton (Braxton) :

FHA _ Courthouse (1) French H. Williams. Serves Braxton and W'ebster Counties.

SCS^—.„_ Court House, Main St., P. O. Box

485. Work Unit (1) Ora M.

Dötson,

Union (Monroe) :

FHA. NYA Bldg. (1) Ed. W. Woodson.

Serves Monroe and Sumners

Counties.

SCS-----_ Lewis Brothers Bldg., Main St.

Work Unit (3) Frank W\

Glover, Jr.

Wayne (Wayne) ;

ses Room 5, Bank of Wayne County

Bldg. Work Unit (1) Holland

N. Lecky,

V/ebster Springs (Webster) :

ses Post Office Bldg. Work Unit;

Willard K. Keller.

Wellsburg: (Brooke) :

ses Court House. Work Unit (1) Encil Brohard.

Westen (Lewis) :

FHA „. Post Office (1) H. Frank Blake.

Serves Lewis and Upshur Counties.

SCS- Barnes Bldg., 243 Main Ave.

Work Unit (4) Harry M. Lydick.

Wmt Union (Doddridge) :

ses.- = .__. Michels Pharmacy Bldg., 107 East

Main St. Work Unit (3) Sturley G. Stainaker.

Wheeling (Ohio) % - BAI c/o Swift & Co. Meat inspections;

(-) E. S. Willis.

W^infield (Putnam) :

ses Court House Annex. Work Unit

(1) John W. Wright.

WISCONSIN

Alma (Buffalo) î

SCS—_._ Court House. Assist soil cona,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop,, estab., & maint, of soil & water

eons, methods of farming; (1)

Elmer F, Gahnz.

Antigo (Langlade) i

EPQ___... Ranger Station. White pine blister rust control activities ; Ray

Weber.

FHA.__... Public Library Bldg. (3) Eugene

C. Schroepfer. Serves Forest

and Langlade Counti^.

SCS.„____ P. O. Bldg. Assist soil eons, dists.

by giving technical assist, txj

farmers in the develop., estab.,

&, maint, of soil & water cons.

methods of farming; (I) A.

William Jipson.

Appleton (Outagamie) :

SCS_____« Court House. Assist soil cons,

diste, by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming j (1)

Vemon G. Geiger,

Ashland (Ashland) :

FHA , Post Office Bldg. (2) William B.

O'Sullivan, Serves Ashland,

Bayfield, Douglas and Iron

Counties.

SCS^ = :_„_ Court House. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop,,

estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of fanning; (=)

Gordon W. Gardner.

Baldwin (St, Croix) s

FHA__.._, Pundy Bldg. (2) Roy C, Wolf.

SCS-—^__ Guess Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

& maint, of soil & water corns,

methods of farming; (2) Theo=

dore O. Myren.

Ba'sam Lake (Polk) î

FHA„___. County Highway Bldg. (1) Frank

J. Werner.

SCS„ Jail House Bldg. Assist soil eons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming ; ( 1 )

Kenneth B. Grant.

Baraboo (Sank) :

SOS — -^- 109 Third Ave. Develop, organize

& supei*\% the SCS program

within the units attached to

the work group; (2) Dick W.

Stauffacher,

109 Third Ave. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., establish., & maint, of soil &

water cons, methods of farming ; (3) James W. Stevenson,

Barron (Barron) :

FHA Fireman's Hall (1) Harry Morse.

SCS „ Corner LaSalle & 5th St. Develop,

organize & superv, the SCS program within the units attached

to the work group ; (2) Francis

L. Robbins.

Corner LaSalle & 5th St. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving tech»

nical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., & maint, of

soil & water cons, methods of

farming; (5) Anders J, Folstad.
WISCONSIN 273

WISCONSIN—Continued

Black River Falls (Jackson) :

FHA-_^—. Courthouse (1) Douglas J. Curran. Serves Jackson and Trampealeau Counties.

SCS -_„__ Court House. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming; (1)

Joseph D, Zellinger.

Chippewa Falls <Chippewa) :

BÂI-- c/oThe Peter Fox Sons Co. Meat

inspection; (1) A. T. Ostendorf.

SCS--^ P. O. Bldg. Assist soil cons- dists.

by giving technical assist, to

farmers in the develop., estab.,

& maint, of soil & water cons,

methods of farming ; {3 ) Helmar Andersen.

Darlington (Lafayette) :

SCS Court House, Room 4, Basement.

Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in

the develop., estab., & maint,

of soil & water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Columbus C.

Bowers.

Dodgeville (Iowa) :

SCS- 330 N. Iowa St. Develop, organize & supv. the SCS program

within the units attached to

the work group; (2) Fred B.

Reber.

830 N. Iowa St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming; (2)

Clell O. Tarrence.

Durand (Pepin) :

SCS 203-205 W. Main St. Develop, organize & superv. the SCS program within the units attached

to the work group; (2) Harold

F. Smith.

Bank of Durand BIdg. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil

& water cons, methods of farming: (1) William H. Berger.

Eau Claire (Eau Claire) :

BAI^ c/o Armour & Co. Meat inspection ; (7) Virgil W. Woolen.

FHA_j__-. Courthouse Annex (1) Mark F.

McNown. Sei-ves Chippewa and

Êau Claire Counties.

SCS Countv Court House. Develop, organize & superv. the SCS program within the units attached

to the work group ; (3) Martin

M. Keliher.

County Court House. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop., establ,, & maint, of soil

& water cons, methods of farming. (1) Robert L. Moore,

Edgar (Marathon) :

BAI c/o Edgar Packing Co., Inc.,

Meat inspection ; (-) Harvey

D. Lasher.

Elkhorn (Walworth) :

FHA (1) Clifford H. Nelson. Serves

Ke?iosha, Racine, Rock and

Walworth Counties.

SCS Walworth Co. Court House.^ Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmen? in

the develop., estab., and maint.,

of soil & water cons, methods

of farming; (-) Philip J. Baun.

WISCONSIN—Continued

Eiisworth (Pierce) :

FHA Masonic Bldg. (8) Herbert L.

Shanks.

SCS------ Asist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in

the develop., estab., & maint,

of soil & water cons, methods of

farming; (1) Bernie D. Peterson.

Fond du Lac (Fond du Lac) :

FHA P. O. Bldg. (1) Adolph M. Simpson. Serves Calumet, Fond Du

Lac, Green Lake, Maitowoc,

Sheboygan and Winnebago

Counties.

SCS-- —-_ 94 S. Main St. Develop, organize

& superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to the

work group; (4) Edgar Á.

Landwehr.

Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to fanners in

the develop., estab., & maint.

of soil & water cons, methods

of farming; (2) J. Bryan Keating.

Friendship (Adams) :

SCS - Court House. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil

& water cons, methods of farming ; (-) Bruno A. Zucollo.

3ays Mills (Crawford) %

SCS - Village Hall. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming; (2)

Harold G. Clark.

Green Bay (Brown) :

BAI c/o Liebmann Packing Co., R.F.-

D. 1. Meat inspection; (2) Roy

E. Patterson.

SCS _- Court House Anex. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil

& water cons, methods of farming ; (—) Gilbert F. Lea.

Sreen Lake (Green Lake):

SCS------ Court House. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming; (1)

Earl F, Sandleback.

Hayward (Sawyer):

FHA Post Office Bldg. (1) Anton W.

Schmutzer.

Janesville (Rock) :

SCS------ 54 S. Main St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming ; ( 1 )

Earl M. Ryan.

Jefferson (Jefferson):

SCS—-- Bullwinkel Bldg. (1) Wendell A.

Smith. Serves Dodge, Jefferson, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington and Waukesha Counties.

Court House. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming ; ( 1 )

Keith S. Kreger,
274 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

WISCONSIN—Continued

Juneau (Dodge) :

SCS--_=— Court House, Room 102—Box 14T.

Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to farmers in

the develop., estab., & maint,

of soil & water cons» methods

of farming; (3) Leo B. Cummings.

Kewaunee (Kewaunee) :

SCS--_--_ Court House. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming ; (-)

Harold O. Krueger.

La Crosse (La Crosse) :

FHA„„_. 4th and State Sts. (1) f\a.nk E.

Wachlin.

SCS„-.^__ County Court House. Assist soil

eons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil

& water cons, methods of farming; (1) Lyle C. Molstad.

Fed. Bldg. (P. O. Box 872), (Subprojects at Madison and Owen. )

Soil and water conserv. expt.

sta, ; (7-*3) Orville S. Hays,

Econ, appraisal of soil and

water conserv.; (1-*1) H. O.

Anderson.

Ladysmith (Rusk) :

PHA___^^. 212 Miner Ave. West (1) ÏDarl S.

GoffSCS- = __-.. S21 W. Miner St, Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming; (1)

Francis H. Nelson.

Lancaster (Grant) %

FHA__„„.. P. O. Bldg. W. Maple St. (1)

Bernard C. Dregne.

SCS = _--._ W. Maple St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop,, estab.. and maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming; (3)

Charles W. Zellinger,

Madison (Dane) :

BAE_—.. 421 South State Capitol. Crop

and Livestock Reports ; (ll-*4)

W. H. Ebling.

Dept. of Agr. Econ., Unîv. of

Wisconsin. Conducts research on

farm management and costs ;

(*1) Emil Rauchenstein.

BAI ^ c/o Oscar Mayer & Co., Inc., 910

Mayer Ave. Meat inspection ;

(28) A. J. Noonan.

880-3E2 Federal Bldg. Tuberculosis

and B: ueePosis eradication ;

(109-*S).W. R. Winner.

BDI-_„_> University of Wisconsin. Breeding

strains of dairy cattle suitable

for use by small dairymen of the

U. S. to increase the producing

efficiency of their herds ; (1-*1)

George R. Barrett. Investigations of factors contributing to

reproductive failure in dairy

cattle; (*4) Lester B. Casida.

EPQ—--_ 424 University Drive. Investigations of pea insects; (2) John

E. Dudley.

Investigations of legume seed insects and their control; Thomas

R. Chamberlin.

Post Office Bldg. State leadership

in black stem rust control ac=

tivities (3) Tom Van Zanden.

WISCONSIN-=<!ôntmued

Madison (Dane)—Continued

EPQ=_-„- State Capitol. State leadership in

white pine blister rust control

activities; (1) Theodore F.

Kouba.

_ University of Wisconsin, King

Hall. Investigations on methods

of honey production in North

Central States ; testing strains

of honey bees; (3) Clayton L.

Farrar.

FCIU—_. 117 Monona Ave. Accepts applications, supervises adjustment

of losses, reviews loss claims,

general responsibility for administration of crop insurance

in the State; (8) Arthur J;

Hamann.

FHÁ = Schänk Bldg. ( 1 ) Everette M.

Jones. Serves Columbia, Dane

and Sauk Counties.

2003 Winnebago St. (24) State

Director-Wisconsin. Thomas C.

Schmidt.

FS-.^-..__. N. Walnut St.. For. Prod. Lab.

Conducts research on basic

properties of wood and other

forest products and on improved methods of production,

processing, handling and use ;

cooperative work with public

and private agencies; (328)

George M, Hunt.

L1B_—_„. Forest Products Laboratoi-y. Provides library services to Department workers in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan^ Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin, (4) Frances L. Beckwith.

PMA.-__- in Monona Avenue. State Chairman in charge of all prod. &

mkt. programs; (21) W^alter

P. Katterhenry.

PMA, DAI 342 N. State Capitol Bldg, Mkt.

News Serv. on dairy and poultry prod, ; (1-lt) D. F. Mattson.

PMA. LIV c/o Uscar Meyer & Co. Meat Grading Service; (1) Earl Mulderink. PÍOAE State Agr. Expt. Sta. Alfalfa and

sweetclover impr. invest., {*!)

William K. Smith. Red clover

diseases and impr. invest., ( 2 )

Earie W. Hanson. Grass culture, prod., breeding and impr.

invest., (l-*l)Etlar L.Nielsen,

Soybean invest., (*1) James

H. Torrie.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Cabbage

and onion diseases, (*2) Russell H. Larson, Potato breeding

invest.; (*1) Gustav H.Rieman,

Collab. Virus diseases of deciduous tree fruits, Robert M.

Gilmer.

State Agr. Expt. Sta. Agronomy

Bldg., Madison 6. Barley, wheat,

and oat diseases (2) James G.

Dickson. Barley and wheat

breeding ( 1 ) Ruebush G.

Shands. Com diseases (1) Paul

E. Hoppe. Barley quality; in

chg, of Barley and Malt Laboratory, 501 Walnut Street; (3-

*1) Allan D. Dickson.

State Agr. Expt. Sta., Soil Survey

(*1> Glenn H. Robinson.

Dept. of Agr. Engin., Univ. of

Wise. Dairy bam studies, Robert

G, Yeck. Electric radiation,

Charles D. Owens,
WISCONSIN 275

WISCONSIN—<3ontinued

Madison (Dane)—Continued

PISAE--— Univ. of Wisconsin (coop.). Leaf

and stem fiber invest. (*!)

Kenneth P. Buchholtz.

Dept. of Hort. Univ. of Wis.

Cigar tobacco invest., (1)

James Johnson.

For. Path. Lab., For. Prod. Lab.

Invest, of diseases of for. trees

and for. prod.; (5) G. Audrey

Richards.

ses 2702 Monroe St. Hdqrs. runoff

invest.; (2) Neal E. Minshall.

2702 Monroe St. Develop, organize

& superv. the SCS program

within the state of Wisconsin ;

(11-*1) Marvin F. Schweers.

Court House Annex, 353 W. Johnson. Develop, organize &

superv. the SCS program within the units attached to the

work group; (6) Jack Densmore.

Court House Annex, 353 W. Johnson. Assist soil cons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmel's in the develop.;, estab., &

maint, of soil & water cons,

methods of farming ; (S) Har'old

B. Porter.

Manitowoe (Manitowoc) :

SCS 1028 S. 8th St. Assist soil cons.;

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop.,

estab. and maint, of soil &

water cons, methods of farming; (-) Norman E. Sehmeichel.

Marinette (Marinette)

PHA-__.„. P. O. Bldg. 1714 Liberty St. (1)

John C. Chmiel, Jr. Serves

Florence and Marinette Counties.

Mauston (Juiieau) '.

SCS Court House. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming; (1)

Charles M. Livingston,

Medford (Taylor):

PHA . 100 W. Broadway St. (3) Fred L.

Ahlers.

SCS--- Court House. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming; (2)

John R. Jackson.

Menomonie (Dunn) :

EPQ .- Federal Bldg. White pine blister

rust control activities ; ( 1 ) Elwood W. Cleasby.

FHA Courthouse (1) Clifford O, Jensen.

SCS- .-^_ 511 Broadway. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming; (3)

Roland P, Frey.

Merrill (Lincoln) :

FHA.=„ .. 430 E. 2nd St. (1) William A.

Lonsdorf. Serves Oneida and

Lincoln Counties.

SCS^---^_ Court House. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming; (2)

Joseph H. Jackelen.

WISCONSIN—Continued

Milwaukee (Milwaukee) :

BAI„ 551-D Federal Bldg. Meat inspection ; (52) J. A. Patton.

EPQ c/oU. S. Forest Service, 623 N.

2nd St. Investigations of forest

insects; surveys and technical

supervision of forest insect control projects in the North Central state»; (4) Charles B.

Eaton.

628 East Michigan St. Field direction and general supervision of

white pine blister rust control

activities in the North Central

region. (6) Henry N. Putnam.

FS^-^—.-. 623 No. 2nd St. Hdqrs. North

Central Region (111., Ind., la.,

Mich., Minn., Mo., No. Dak.,

Ohio and Wis.) ; (109) Jay H.

Price.

Milwaukee (Milwaukee) :

PMÂ, DAI 4th Floor County Court House.

Grading and insp. serv. on

dairy and poultry prod. ; (4)

CO. Tuttle.

PMA, FV_ Federal Bldg. Standardization &

inspection of fresh fruits &

vegetables ; (1) (vacancy).

PMA, GR- 642 P. O. Bldg. Admin. Grain

Standards Act ; bean and pea

insp. serv. ; misc. comm. insp.

serv.; (5) F. A. Cummings.

PMA, LIV. 638 Federal Building. Meat Grading Service; (1) E. C. Prochaska.

SOL—-,„- Federal Bldg. Legal work in connection with activities of the

Dept. in region served by this

offce; (9) Elton C. Hotchkiss.

Mineral Point (Iowa) :

FHA-_—_. Post Office Bldg. (2) Ralph P.

Monroe. Serves Green, Iowa

and Lafayette Counties.

Mondovi (Buffalo) :

FHA First Nat'l Bank Bldg. (1) Jens

Uhrenholdt. Serves Buffalo and

Pepin Counties.

SCS------ First National Bank Bldg. Assist

soil cons, dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., & maint, of

soil & water cons, methods of

farming; (2) Lloyd J. Wilbur.

Monroe (Green) :

SCS _- County Court House. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil

& water cons, methods of farming. (2) Nicholas F, Calabresa,

Montello (Marquette) i

SCS - Court House. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming ; (1)

Ray E. Buft^n.

Neiilsville (Clark):

PHA^„„„„. 1781^ Hewett St., (1) Donald H.

Crothers,

SCS-^.,.-^ 1581/2 S, Hewett St., P. O. Box

30. Assist soil cons, dists. by

giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop,, estab,, &

maint, of soil & water cons,

methods of farming; (2) H.

Randolph Briggs.

Oconto (Oconto) :

FHÁ--_„-. Courthouse (1) Ernest D. Darlington.
276 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

WISCONSIN—Continued

Oconto (Oconto)—Continued

SCS__» 102 Ellis Ave. Assist soil cons.

dists. by givinff technical assist.

to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming: (-)

Clifford N. Bakkoni.

Oshkosh (Winnebafiro) ;

SCS_—,_-. Court House, Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estafo., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming; (-)

George E. Framberger.

Park Falls (Price):

FS- _.. Chequameg'on Nati, Forest, Supervisor's hdqrs. ; (8) Louis Â.

Pommeren ing.

PhOHps (Price) :

rHA___.-. Normal School BIdg, (1) Carl

Williams Niebauer. Serves Price

and Vilas Counties,

ses County Normal School Bldg. Assist soil cons, dists. by giving

technical assist, to fanners in

the develop., estab., & maint,

of soil & water cons, methods of

farming; (1) James A. Bussey.

Portaire (Columbia);

SGS Welfare Bldg,, 112 W^ Pleasant.

Assist soil cons, dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers

in the develop., estab., & maint,

of soil & water cons, methods

of farming ; (1) John W. Harper.

Prairie du Chien (Crawford):

FHA__-._. Courthouse (1) Reuben 0. Powers.

Rh-nelander (Oneida) :

FS-.^—_-_. Nicolet Nati. Forest, Supvrs.'s

hdqrs. ; (8) Dan E. Bulfer.

Merchants State Bank BIdg.,

Hdqrs. Northern Lakes Forest

Research Center; (4) J. H.

Stoeckeler.

Rîchiand Center (Richland) :

FHA_ Courthouse (1) James W. Sanner.

ses—^ —_ County Court House. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming ; (2)

Roy H. Dingle.

Ripon (Pond Dii Lac) :

PMA, FY_ U. S. Post Office BIdg. Standardization & inspection of precessed

fruits & vegetables ; Myron F.

Scheid.

Shí-wano (Shawano) :

FHA___,_. Courthouse Annex (1) James F.

Wilson. Serves Outagamie and

Shawano Counties,

ses ._ 154yj S. Main St. Develop, organize & superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to

the work group; (3) Jack P.

Dundas,

Court House. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming; (1)

Perry R. Carroll.

Srarta (Monroe) î

FHA.„.„. 128% S. Water St. (1) John Wilson Tibbitts. Serves Juneau and

Monroe Counties.

WISCONSIN-Continued

Sparta (Monroe)—Continued

SCS.--— 108 W. Oak St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist,

to farmers in the develop., estab., & Maint, of soil & water

cons, methods of farming; <3)

Francis J, O'Connell.

Spooner (Washburn) î

FHA -.City Hall BIdg. (S) Richard B.

Walsh, Serves Burnett and

Washburn Counties.

ses—->>. Highway BIdg. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technicaJ assist, to farmers in the develop.»

estab., & maint, of soil &

water cons, methods of farming ; (-) Myron E. Johansen.

Stevens Point (Portage) :

ses Court House, Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., & maint, of soil &

water cons, methods of farming ; (-) Orville L. Zeeh.

Stratford (Marathon) ;

SCS--_—- Davel Building. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., & maint, of soil &

water cons, methods of farming; (2) Keith A. Kuehn.

Sturgeon Bay (Door) î

FHA_= Courthouse (1) Arnold Melvin

Logerquist Serves Brown, Door

and Kewaunee Counties.

PISAB Coop. Regional Potato Introduction Station. Serves the United

States for the prop,, testing

and maintenance of introduced

potatoes from foreign and

domestic sources. (*1) Robert

W. Hougas.

SCS—.-„ Court House, Develop, organize

& superv. the CS program

within the units attached to

the work group; (2) Alan F.

Laidlaw.

Court House. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop,,

estab., & maint, of soil &

water cons, methods of farming; (-) PauIB. Murphy.

Superior (Douglas):

FHA_____. 822 Tower Ave, (1) Duane E.

Ottum.

SCS -_ Court House. Assist soil eons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., & maint, of soil &

water cons, methods of farming; (-) Jay A. Empie.

Viroqua (Vernon):

FHA._-__ (1) Harry T. James. Serves LaCrosse and Vernon Counties.

SCS--_— Court House. Develop, organize

& superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to

the group; (2) Robert E. Lee.

Court House. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., & maint, of soil &

water cons, methods of farming ; (2) Albert E, Hanson.

Washburn (Bayfield) :

SCS ._ Court House. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop.»

estab., & maint, of soil &

water cons, methods of farming ; (1) Alva A. Lattimer.
WISCONSIN—WYOMING 277

WISCONSIN—Contimied

Waukesha (Wankesha) :

ses Court House. Develop, organize

& superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to

the work group ; ( 2 ) Charles

W. Skaife.

Court House, Assist soil eons,

dists : by giving technical assist to farmers in the develop.,

estab., & maint, of soil &

water cons, methods of farming ; (-) Raymond L. Stafîeld.

Waupaca (Waupaca) :

FHA-—.. City Hall Bldg. (1) Garnett 0.

Powell. Serves Portage and

Waupaca Counties.

ses 111 N. Main St. Develop, organize & superv. the SCS program

within the units attached to

the work group; (4) Howard

C. Hass.

Ill N. Main St. Assist soil cons,

dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., & maint, of soil &

water cons, methods of farming; (2) Johnson M. Nimios.

Wausau (Marathon) :

FHÁ--.-- 130 Washington St. (1) Charles

W. Symons.

SCS------ 13014 Washington. Develop, organize & superv. the SCS program within the units attached

to the work group; (4) Peder

N. Lund.

I8O14 Washington. Assist soil

cons, dists, by gi%àng technical assist, to farmers in the

develop., estab., & maint, of

soil & water cons, methods of

farming; (2) Dean Livingston.

Wautoma (Waushara) :

FHA-.-—. Courthouse (1) Arthur J. LeClaire. Serves Marquette and

Waushara Counties.

SCS- Court House. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., & maint, of soil &

water cons, methods of farming; (-) Orvin E. Red.

West Band (Washington) :

SCS------ 215 N. Main St. Assist soil cons.

dists. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., & maint, of soil &

water cons, methods of farming ; (-) Delbert A. Wanless.

Whitehall (Trempealeau) :

SCS --.p. O. Box S. Assist soil cons.

diats. by giving technical assist, to farmers in the develop.,

estab., & maint, of soil &

water cons, methods of farming; (3) Frederick M. Stone.

Wisi^onsixi Rapids (Wood) :

FHA 320 E. Grand Ave., (1) Leland

L. Jens. Serves Adams and

Wood Counties,

SCS-^» Court House Annex. Assist soil

cons, dists. by giving technical

assist, to farmers in the develop., estab., & maint, of soil

& water cons, emthods of farming ; (3) George Kimball.

WYOMING

Afton (Lincoln) :

FHA-.-— . Box 68 (1) William B. Bagley

Serves Lincoln and Teton

Counties.

WYOMING—Continued

Afton (Lincoln)—Coatinued

SCS---- - Star Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdq. ; (3)

Albert L. Demorest.

Basin (Big Horn) :

FHA Box 569 (2) Joseph B. Young.

SCS —. South Big Horn Soil Conserv.

Dist, Work Unit Conserv.

Hdq.; (3) Amos L. Oleson.

Big Piney (Sufolette) :

SCS-^ - Big Piney Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdq. ;

(1) Paul N. Scherbe!.

Buffalo (Johnson) :

SCS------ Lake De Smet Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdq. ; (2)

Joseph L. Trierweiler.

Casper (Natrona) :

FHA- P. O. Box 820. (13) State Director-Wyoming ; Kenneth W. Bell.

PMA.-.-_ 345 East Second, P. O. Box 1211.

State Chairman in charge of all

prod, and mkt. programs ;

(16) R. Lester Crompton.

SCS - Casper-Alcova Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv, Hdq.;

(1) Robert F. Corbet.

Cheyenne (Laramie) :

BAI 403 Federal Bldg. Scabies, tuberculosis, and brucellosis eradication ; (10) William I. Bowersox.

BAE 305 Federal Office Bldg. Crop and

Livestock Reports; (4-*l)

George Knutson.

EPQ--_—- 205 Federal Recreation Bldg.,

State headquarters for grasshopper and Mormon cricket

control activities; (3) Arling

A. Gardner.

FHA- — — . Box 639 (1) Cloyd E. Brown.

PISAE.-_. U.S.D.A. Cheyenne Hort. Fid.

Sta. Deciduous fruit, vegetable,

floricultura! and ornamental

hort. pi. and nurs. stock and

farm windbreak invest., (15)

Aubrey C. Hildreth.

Cody (Park):

FS ---. Shoshone Nat'l For., supvrs.'s

hdqrs. ; (15) Edwin L. Miller.

SCS —. Dist. Conserv. Hdq.; (3) Clinton

L, Endicott. Cody Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdq. ;

(2) Heina G. Hiipmann (Acting).

Douglas (Converse) :

FHA- Box 584 (2) Victor J. Stalick

Serves Converse, Natrona and

Niobrara Counties.

SCS Dist. Conserv. Hdq.; (4) Don

Davis. Thunder Basin LU Proj.

Hdq,; (3) James R. Birdsall

(Acting). LaPrele Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Union Conserv. Hqd. (2) Thomas G.

Dudney.

Dubois (Fremont) Î

SCS=.- Dubois-Crowheart Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv. ;

Hdq.; (2) Floyd E. Foresman.

Evanston (Uinta) :

FHA—— Box 193 (1) Harry C. Jones

Serves Uinta, Sublette and

Sweetwater Counties.

SCS Dist. Conserv. Hdq.; (3) Lamar

Mason.

Farson (Sweetwater) :

SCS Eden Valley WGU Proj. Field

Hdq.; (9) Roy L. Fox.

Gillette (Campbell):

FHA . Box 717 (1) Jackson H. Judd.

SCS Dist. Conserv. Hdq.; (1) William

L. Vaught.
278 DIRECTORY OF OKGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

WYOMING—Continued

Glenrock (Converse) î

SCS Glenrock Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hd. ; (1)

Roger H. Guild.

Greybnll (Big Horn):

FS —. Greybull Repair Shop; (8) Orlo

G. Chandler (Denver, Colorado).

8CS„__—. Greybuil Valley Soil Conserv.

Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdq. ; (4) Robert E. Heward

(Acting). Shell Valley Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdq.; (3) Howard E.

McComaa.

Hawk Springs íGoshen) î

SCS _.^ South Gosheti Soil eonserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdq. : (11

Karl P. Fitzpatrick.

HuJeU f Crook):

tsCS^-.-^- Devils j/ower Süíí G^nserv. Diut.

Work Unit Conserv. Hda.n2)

Bud F. A, Svalberg.

Jackson (Teton) î

FS_-- _—. Tetón Nat. For., Supvr.'s hdqrs, ;

(6) Arthur Buckingham.

SCS_-_-__. Dist. Conserv. Hdq,; (2) Thomas

E. Doughty. Jackson Hole Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdq,; (2) Lamar R.

Mason.

Kemmerer (Lincoln) î

FS _.-. Bridger Nat. For., Supvr.'s

hdqrs.; (6) Wilfred WV Dresskell.

SCS- _ Cokeville=Hamsforfc Soil Conserv, Dist, Work Unit Conserv.

Hdq. ; (3) Richard G. Roylance.

Lander (Fremont) i

SGS_-__._ Pope-Agie Soil Conserv, Dist.

Work Unit Conserv, Hdq, ;

(3) J. Clifford Sims.

Laramie (Albany) t _ EPQ_-_-_, EngineeHng Shops, Univeraity of

Wyoming. Research on bee

diseases and íntermoüntain

methods of beekeeping ; (3)

Arnold P. Startevant.

FHA-_-__. Box 639 (1) Walter F. Dolling

Serves Albany and Carbon

Counties.

FS=-_>_»-. Medicine Bow Nat. For., supvrs.'s

hdqrs.; (27) David S. Nordvíaü.

PISAE-—. Dept. Aß-ron., State Arr. Expt.

Sta» Soil mgt. under îrrîg.

Kujon D. Lewis.

SCS_ = .,.. Eoach BJdK. State Ciinserv. Off. ;

(8) Edgar A, Beeves. Dist.

Conserv. Hdq. (B) (Vacant).

Laramiê Rivers Soil Conserv,

Dist. Work Unit Conserv, Hdq. ;

(2) Jerry R Bush. Co-op. Soil

Sei. ( 1 > Harold Bindschadler,

Agron. Dept., Univ. of Wyo.

Control of wind and water

erosion by moisture conserv.

and revegetation ; (1 ) Oscar

K. Barnes.

Agr. Bldg., Univ. of Wyo. Irrig,

of high mountain meadows;

(1) Byron R. Tomlinson.

Ling?e (Goshen) î

SCS_ __ Lingle-Fort Laram-*e Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unît Conserv.

Hdq.; (2) James M. Bunting.

Loreli (Big Horn) s

SCS_«._»_. Shoshone Soil Conserv. Dist,

Work Unit Conserv. Hdq. ; (4)

Max S. Coray.

WYOMING--Continued

Lyman (Uinta) :

SCS Bridger Valley Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv, Hdq. ; (2)

David W. Despain.

Pine Bluffs (Laramie) :

SCS Southeast Laramie Co. Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv.

Hdq. ; ( 1) George M. Danielson,

Pinedale (Sublette) :

SCS _- Pinedale Soil Conserv. Dist, Work

Unit Conserv. Hdq.; (2)

James C. Larsen.

Powell (Park):

FHA,_- = ,. Box 858 (3) Fred N. Giles.

Ranchester (Sheridan) s

SCS.----_ Tongue River Soil Conserv, Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdq. (2)

Lyraan È* Bllsbury.

Hi verton íPrenioati î

FHA__..-. Box 158 (4) John R. Cole*

SCS——^ Dist Conserv. Hdq. ; (5) Robert

R. Petereon. Pavillion Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdq,; (2) Robert L.

Tresler. Wind River Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hdq,; (3) Donald E.

Wilbert.

Rock Springs (Sweetwater) :

SGS=—„-. Eden Valley WCU Proj. Hdq, ;

(7) Marshall R. Smith,

Saratoga (Carbon) i

SCS S. and E. Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdq. ;

(2) Walter L. Gould.

Sheridan (Sheridan)

FHA„-==.. Box 884 (2) Dana Osbard Serves

Sheridan and Johnson Counties,

FS—.»__-.. Bighorn Nat'l For., supvrs.'a

hdqrs.; (13) Roy L. Williams.

PISAE„„: U. S, Sheridan Fid. Sta. Dryland soil mgt. (2) Charles R.

Hills.

SCS.--—_ Dist. Conserv. Hdq.; (4) Wayne

Q. O. Wenburg. Clear CreekDutch Creek Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdq, ; (2)

J, Newton Scott, Clouds Peak

Soil Conserv. Dist. Work Unit

Conserv. Hdq.; (2) James R.

Stephens» Jr,

Sundance (Crook) :

FHA„.._. Box 235 (1) Albert L. Nussbaum.

SCS-—__ Redwater Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdq.; (3)

Dominic J, Feeley.

Ten Sleep (Washakie) :

SCS-_->— Nowood Soil Conserv. Dîst. Work

Unit Conserv. Hdq.; <1) Leroy H. Rasmussen,

Thermopolis (Hot Springs) i

FHA-.-_ = . Box 82 (1) Fred Â. Tschiffely

Serves Hot Springs and Washakie Counties,

SCS.---_- Hot Springs Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdq. ; (2)

Andrew W. Olson.

Torrington (Goshen) î

FHA_..-=. Box 522 (S) Alva W. Hamilton.

SCS,.-.—. Dist. Conserv. Hdq. ; (8) Morrig

B. Simpers. North Platte

Valley Soil Conserv. Dist. Work

Unit Conserv, Hdq. ; (3) James

W. Bowles.

Wheatland (Platte) :

FHA„... Box 871 (1) Allen H. Wight,

SCS—--—. Wheatland Soil Conserv. Dist.

Work Unit Conserv. Hdq. ; <3)

John S. Bourret, Jr.
WYOMING—TERRITORIES AND POSSESSIONS 279

WYOMING—Continued

Warland (Washakie) :

SCS——», Dist. Conserv. Hdq. ; (4) C.

Keith Miller. Washakie Soil

Conserv. Dist. Work Unit Conserv. Hda. ? (1) Willard H.

Youtz, Water Conserv. Div.

Field Hdq.; (2) John Palsce.

TERRITORIES AND POSSESSIONS

Anchorage :

EPQ—-

FHÂ.

Cordova:

FS--_-

CANAL ZONE

Bsiboa :

EFQ_

P'airbanks:

FPQ.___

SCSJanean;

FS—_-.-

Ketchikan :

FS

Palmer :

SCS.

Palmer t

Petersburg" :

Wasllla :

ALASKA

p. O. Box 312. Enforcement of

foreign plant quarantines ;

Clarence M. Baker.

Federal Bld^. (1) Isaac M. C.

Anderson.

Prince William Sonnd Division

(Chngach National Forest) ;

Division Supervisor's Hdqrs. ;

(3) Harold B. Andersen.

. Room 403, Federal Bldg. Enforcement of foreign plant quarantines ; Charles E. Prince.

Corner 2nd & Cushman, Laveri

Bldg. Tech. assistance to sou

conserv. dists. ; John O, Gustafson.

. Federal and Territorial Building-.

Hdqrs. Alaska Region; (21)

B. Frank Heintzleman. Admiralty Division (Tongass National Forest) ; Division Supervisor's Hdqrs.; (12) Alva W.

Blackerby.

Alaska Forest Research Center

(4) Raymond F. Taylor.

Federal Building. Southern Division (Tongass National Forest) ; Division Supervisor's

Hdqrs. ; ( 12 ) Chester M.

Archbold.

. Agr. Experiment Station. Construction of Exp. Sta. Bldgs. ;

Hugh F. Dolan, Jr.

.. P. O. Box F, Neal Wright Bldg.,

Territorial Office for Alaska,

Superv. of Work Unit hdqrs.

engaged in tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dist. ; ( 3 ) Charles

W. Wilson. Tech. assistance to

soil conserv. dists. ; (1) Lew E.

Hanks.

. Territorial Veterinarian. Tuberculosis eradication : import-export inspection and quarantine ;

(—) Earl F. Graves.

Alaska Experimental Fur Station. Fur animal husbandry

and disease investigations; (2)

James R. Leekley.

Petersburg Division (Tongass

National Forest) ; Division

Supervisor's Hdqrs, : (6) Knox

L. Marshall.

.. Kenai Division (Chugach National Forest) ; Division Supervisor's Hdqrs, Ï (Z) Max VReger.

- Neal Wright Bldg., Palmer. Tech.

assistance to soil conserv. dists, ;

Grayson E. Murphy.

Building 0902, Amador Road. P,

0. Drawer C. Investigations on

biology, host-fi-uit relations, and

control of the Central American fruit flies; (2) James

Zetek.

Pedro Migue! :

OFAR_„.-- Laboratory and headquarters for

Information Specialists (photography) serving Latin America ; c/o Canal Zone Experiment Gardens ; ( 2 ) James T.

Mitchell.

FISÂE] 0. S. Canal Zone Experiment

Gardens Sugarcane breeding

and maintenance of collection

of sugarcane varieties ( 1 )

Julius Matz.

VIRGIN ISLANDS

Christiansted—Island of Saint Croix:

FHA _. P. O. Box 585 (1) Darnley A,

Peterson Serves Christiansted

and Frederiksted Counties on

Island of Saint Croix, and Islands of Saint Thomas and

Saint John.

ses Agricultural Experiment Station.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) J. V.

Villafane,

Chariotte Amaiie (St. Thomas & St. John) î

SCS P. o. Bldg. Work Group HdqrB. ;

(1) B. S. Wilder. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) H. C. Nielsen.

HAWAII'

JIllo (Hawaii) :

FHA P. O. Box 1357 (1) Tsumika

Maneki.

SCS-__-__ Post Office Bldg. Tech. assistance

to soil conserv. dists. ; Robert

A. Lyman.

Honolulu (Honolulu) :

BAT-_-_-. 219 Federal Bldg. Meat inspection ; tuberculosis eradication ;

import-export inspection and

quarantine; (1) A. H. Julien.

EPQ Box 2280. Investigations of the

Oriental Fruit Fly and its control, including importation and

colonization of natural enemies ;

(48) Walter Cai-ter.

Room 248, Federal Bldg. Enforcement of quarantine governing

movement of fruits and vegetables from Hawaii to the

mainland; (45-*2) Calvin L.

Ritchie.

FHA Gilmore Hall, Univ. of Hawaii

(2-~Territorial Office; 7—

County Offices) Louia E,

Heaton,

248% Federal Building, Merchant

& Richard Sts ; (1) Arlen M,

Scott. Serves Honolulu and

Kauai Counties.

PMA. FV P. O. Box 3319. Standardization

& inspection of fresh fruite &

vegetables ; Charles IJ. Powell.

PMA^ Hawaiian Area Office, Dillingham Building. Director in

charge of all prod. & mkt.

programs; (8) Will N. King.

ses Federal Bldg. Annex. Territorial

Office for Hawaii. Superv, of

Work Unit hdqrB. engaged In

tech. assistance to soil conserv,

dists.; (5) Walter E. Sykes.
280 DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

HAWAII—Continued

Honolulu (Hawaii)—Continued

SOL=--,__ 227 S. King St. Legal work in

connection with activities of

the Dept. in region served by

this ofRce; (2) Samuel Shapiro.

Kaunakakai (Maui) ;

SCS-^=— Molokai Ranch. Ltd.. Office Annex, Tech. assistance to soil

conserv. dists. : (1) Norman

K. Carlson.

Pearl Harbor (Honolulu) :

PMA, FV. Navy Supply Depot, Bldg. 476,

Standardization & inspection of

fresh fruits & vegetables ;

Grover Clyde.

Wailuku (Maui) :

FHA^^:.... Wailuku, T. H. {1} Edward Y,

Kanemoto.

SCR...^.. F. O. Box 340, Federal BIdg.

Tech. assistance to soil conserv,

dists. ; (3) Rex H, Wickham.

Waimanaîo (Honolulu):

ses__.-:. Merchant & Mililani, Federal

Bldg". Annex. Tech. of assistance to soil conserv. dists. ;

(4) Joseph G. Polifka.

PUERTO RICO

Adjuntas (Ponce) î

FHA„._-.. P. O, Box 223 (1) Angel Salvador Lugo,

Aguadilla (Affuadilla) :

FHA„._. P. O. Box 236 (3) Voltaire

López. Serves Aguadilla,

Aguada, Moca and Isabela

Municipalities.

SCS — Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs. ; (2) W. D. Lopez.

Anffeies (Arecibo) :

FHA P. O. Box 16 (1) Charles R.

Par^ Serves the Wards of

Angeles, Caguanas, Roncador,

Santa Isabel and Santa Bosa

in the Municipality of Utuado.

Arecibo (Arecibo) î

FHA.-,_- P. O. Box 842 (1) Miguel A.

Arroyo.

SCS = -^.-,. 9 Nicolas Frese St. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (1) F. R. Cabrera.

Arroyo (Guayama) :

FHA_.„.. P. O. Box 38 (S) Sorge Padro

Collado Serves Arroyo, Guayama, Maunabo, Patillas and

Salinas Municipalities.

Barranquitas (Guayama):

FHA .. p. O. Box 232 (2) Carlos G.

Manzano Serves Barranquitas

and Aibonito Municipalities.

ses- ^ _ ^ - - Macias St. Work Unit Hdqrs. ;

(2) J. Tinccnte-Ghändler.

Bayamon (San Juan) i

FHA--^-^. P. O. Box 578 (1) Jose A.

Llorens Serves Bayamon, Catano. Toa Alta and Toa Baja

Municipalities.

Casruas (Guayama) :

FHA, P. O. Box 805 (2) A. Garcia

Hernández Serves Ca.guas and

Gurabo Municipalities.

SCS^^ Goyee St. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) O. Sepulvedo.

Camuy (Aguadilla) t

FHA----.. P. O. Box 264 (2) Rafael A.

Maldonado Serves Camuy, Hatillo and QuebradiUas Municipalities.

Canovanas (Canovanas):

FHA P. O. Box 198 (2) Rafael Méndez

Cabrero Serves Canovanas

(Loiza) and Rio Grande Municipalities,

PUERTO RICO—Continued

Carolina (San Juan) :

FHA=--.-. P. O. Box 68 (3) Alberto SepulY^^"^ Serves Carolina and Trujillo Aito Municipalities.

Cayey (Guayama) :

FHA P. O. Box "P" (1) Juan R.

Orraca Serves Cayey and Cidra

Municipalities.

SCS Soil Consei*vation Service. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) E, Marti.

Cíales (Arecibo) :

FHA-^__-. P. O. Box 98 (2) Jose B. Huyko

Serves Ciales and Morovis

Municipalities.

Comerlo (Guayama) :

FHA...-_.. P. O. Box 146 (2) Hiram Albino

Fiqueroa Serves Comerlo and

Aguas Buenas Municipalities.

Corozal (Corozal) :

FHA—_.. P. O. Box 234 (3) Enrique

Malaret Serves Corozal and

Maranjit« Municipalities,

Corozal (San Juan) :

SCS ~ Bou and San Ramon St. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (2) R, Pere-/-

Vivas,

Fajardo (Humacao) ;

FHA„.„. P. O. Box 86 (2) Jose A. Blanco

tuko Serves Fajardo, Ceiba,

Culebras, Luquilio and Vieques

Municipalities.

Guayama (Guayama):

SCS,, 21 Hostos St. Work Unit Hdqra. ;

(2) J. L. Feijoo.

Humacao (Humacao) i

FHA.--—. P. O. Box 253 (2) Jesús Riviera

Donato Serves Humacao and

Naguabo Municipalities.

SCS Soil Conservation Service. Work

Unit Hdqi^.; (2) E. A. Hurtado.

Jayuya (Ponce) :

FHA P. O. Box 198 (1) Samuel B.

Suárez.

Juana Diaz (Ponce) :

FHA P. q. Box 190 (2) Manuel Yecchini Gomez Serves Juana Diaz,

Coamo, Santa Isabel and

Villalba Municipalities.

SCS._---. 24 Dr. Veve St. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) L. O. Marini.

Juncos (Humacao) :

FHA _, P. O. Box 154 (1) Joage Colomera Kivera Serves Juncos and

Las Piedras Municipalities.

Lares (Aguadielu) :

FHA P. O. Box 332 (1) Jesús M. GUK=

man.

Manatí (Arecibo) ;

FHA._^.._, P. O, Box 45 (4) Carlos Acosta

Serves Manatí and Barceîoneta Municipahties.

SCS-- ---^ Corner Quiñones and Celisaquilera Sts. Woi'k Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) M. A. Maymon.

Mayaguez fMayaguez;) . FIÏA^.__ P. O. Box 1169 (8) Julio R/

Biaggi Senses Mayaguez,

Añasco, Hormigueros, Las Marias, Maricao and Rincón Municipalities.

OP^ Federal Experiment Station in

Puerto Rico (Coop.) Invest,

on insectîcidal crops, drug

crops, and food crops ; plant

introduction and prop. ; insect

control invest. ; coop, with

Govt. of Puerto Rico on invest, of bamboo, vanilla, essential oils, and spices :

(15-*2) Kenneth A, Bartlett
TERRITORIES—POSSESSIONS—FOREIGN COUNTRIES 281

PUERTO KICO—Continued

Mayaguez (Mayaguez)—Continued

SOS. Fed. Experiment Sta, East, Adjoining College of Agr. and

Mechanical Arts. Work Group

Hdqrs. ; (4) R. F. Brown.

Work Unit Hdqrs.; (2) F. A.

Gaudier.

Orocovis (Ponce) :

FHA-- Pedro Arroyo St. (1) Ubaldo A,

Santiago.

Ponce (Ponce):

FHA__ P. O. Box 509 (2) Pelaya Valis

Serves Ponce and Penuelas

Municipalities.

&CS ~- P. O. Bldg. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) C. M. Campos del Toro.

Rio Grande (Humacao) :

SCS---^-- 10 Soledad St. Work Unit Hdqrs.;

(2) R. Otero-Duran.

Rio Piedras (Rio Piedras) :

FHA P. O. Box 736 (1) Jose Roca

deLeon Serves Rio Piedras, San

Juan and Guaynabo Municipalities.

FR_.. Tropical Forestry Bldg., gi'ounds

Insular Agr. Exp. Sta. Hdqrs.

Tropical Region (Puerto Rico) ;

(36) Henry B. Bosworth, Dir.;

Caribbean Nat. For., Supvr's

hdqrs.; (17) William H. Cole,

Supvr. ; Tropical For. Exp.

Sta.; (6) Henry B. Bosworth,

Dir. ; Latin-American Forestry

Coop.; (3) Henry B. Bosworth,

Dir.; Insular For. Service (In

cooperation with the Dept, of

Agr. & Com.) ; (56) Henry B.

Bosworth, Dir,

PISAE Insular Agr. Expt. Sta. Soil

mgt. (3) Richard M- Smith,

ses.

SCS 1000 Muñoz Rivera Ave. Work

Group Hdqrs.; (5) W. H.

Gracia. Work Unit Hdqrs. ; (2)

W. Cumpiano.

Insular Agr. Expt. Sta. Improved erosion control practices

for steep hill land in Puerto

Rico; (3) Richard M. Smith.

San German (San German) :

FHA- P. O. Box 1 (1) Plinio Morales

Serves San German, Cabo Rojo,

Lajas and Sabana Grande Municipalities.

San German (Mayaguez) :

ses Jose Julian Acosta Sts. Work

Unit Hdqrs.; (1) C. M. Montalvo-Colberg.

San Juan (San Juan) :

BAI-. 311 U. S. Post Office Bldg, Tick,

tuberculosis and brucellosis

eradication; meat inspection;

impoTt-export inspection and

quarantine; (38) Cesar ClavelL

EPQ-.-..^ - Bldg. N, Puerto Rican Reconstruction Administration, Avenida Ponce de Leon. Supervision of foreign plant quarantine activities in Puerto Rico

and the Virgin Islands, including enforcement of Quarantine

No. 58; (25-*ll) William T.

Owrey.

FHA Segarra Bldg. 1409 Ponce de Leon

Ave., Stop 20. Responsible for

audit & investigation functions

in Puerto Rico & Virgin Islands

(3) Rafael Giménez ; (84) State

Director-Puerto Rico & Virgin

Islands ; Clay C. Stubbs.

PUERTO RICO—Continued

San Juan (San Juan)^—Continued

PMA- Caribbean Area Office, PMA,

USDA, P. O. Box 4349. Director in Charge of all prod.

& rakt. programs; (100)

Rafael Menendez Ramos, Chairman G. Laguardia., Director.

PMA, FV- Puerto Rican Dept, of Agriculture Standardization & inspection of processed fruits &

vegetables; (1) Victor E,

Levene.

PMA, TOB Caribbean Area Office, Post

Office Box 4349. Enforcement

of Tob. Insp. Act involving

the permissive inspection and

certification of tobacco at rereceiving points throughout the

Island. (2) H. F. Taylor.

SCS^ Caribbean Area Dir., Theodore C.

(^reen.

SOL Box 4184. Legal work in connection with activities of the Dept.

in region served by this office ;

(7) Linus R. Fike.

San Lorenzo (Humacao) :

FHA P. O. Box 137 (2) Jose V. Leon

Maldonado.

San Sebastian (Aguadilla) :

FHA_ P. O. Box 38 (1) Angel Biaggi.

SCS-- — -- Muñoz Rivera St. Work Unit

Hdqrs.; (2) E. F. Luiggi.

Santurce :

SCS.^ Segarra Bldg, OíRce of Director;

(9) U. S. Allison.

Utuado (Arecibo) :

FHA P. O. Box 38 (3) Eliseo Rodriquez Dinz Serves Utuado

Municipality except the Wards

of Angeles, Caguanas, Roncador, Santa Isabel and Santa

Rosa.

ses 25 Jose Colomer St. Work Unit

Hdqrs,; (2) F. Acevedo.

Vega Baja (Arecibo) :

FHA P. O. Box 104 (1) J. Rodriquez

Ramirez Serves Vega Baja,

Vega Aita and Dorado Municipalities,

Yabueoa (Humacao):

FHA P. O. Box (1) Carmelo Berríos.

Yaîïco (Mayaguez) :

FHA P. O. Box 306 (1) Carlos Franco

Soto Serves Yauco, Guanica and

Guayanilla Municipalities.

FOREIGN COUNTRIES

BOLIVIA

La Paz:

OFAB Coop. Agr. Sta. Collaborative

agri. sta., engaged in stimulating prod, of complementary

and strat. agri. prod. Through

research and ext., introduces

scientific agri. in fields of soils,

plant and livestock breeding,

ent., larm mangmt., agri. educ.

and ext. and exp. sta. operation ; Servicio Agrícola ínteramericana, c/o American Embassy, La Paz ; (8) Nathaniel E.

Winters.

BRAZIL

Belterra (Santarem, Para) î

PISAE Plantacoes Ford. Rubber prod,

invest., Charles H. T. Townsend, Jr.
282- DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES

BRAZILIpanema Sao Paula:-Continued

OFARSao Pauio:

PISAE..-

Bogota.'.

OFAR.„

Mission, Assists in developing

training program for extension

agents in Agricultural Engineering ; c/o Araericaii Embassy, Rio de Janeiro ; ( 1 )

William C. Tucker.

Instituto Agronómico. Citrus

virus disease in^^est., (0)

Theodore J. Grant.

COLOMBIA

Mission. Assists in development

of an Agrieultural Eesearch

Program ; c/o American Embassy, Bogota5 (j) Victor R.

Gardner.

Villa Arteaga:

PISAE c/o American Consul, MedelHn,

Rubber prod, invest., Raym.ond

E, Stadelman ; jungle selection,

Richard Evans Sclmltes.

Gnapîles:

PISAíL^

ïurrialba;

OFAR.-

PISAE-.

COSTA RICA

. TJ.S.D.A. Coop. Rubber PL Substa. "Los Diamantes". Rubber

prod, invest., Wallace E. Mania.

Mission. Assignment in investigation of tropical plant diseases, especially coffee : c/o

Inter-American Institute of

Agricultural Sciences, P. O.

Box 74; (1) Frederick L. Wellman.

TJ.S.D.A. Coop. Rubber PL Fid.

Sta. Rubber prod, invest.,

{7-*2) Ernest P. Imîe ; hevea

disease invest., Michael L.

Langford.

CUBA

Havana î

OFAR Project; collaborative agñ., engag-ed in stimulating prod, of

fiber ; The Cooperative Fibre

Commission, c/o American Embassy, Havana. Cuba ; fS) .Toe

E. Walker.

PMA. SÜG American Embassy, Special Repr.

for SUG Br. and CCC in

handling the movement of

sugar purchased by CCC for

United States foreign aid progri'am.s ; handles problems requiring "on the spot" contact

with Cuban Govt. and v,ith the

Cuban Stabilization Institute

operating under policies and

directives formulated in Washington ; f2) ChpRter E. Davis.

Quito;

OFAR.^

ECU4TÎOR

Coop. Agr. Sta. CoUahoimti'?©

agri. sta., engaged in stimulating prod, of complementan/

and strat, agri. products.

Through research and ext., introduces scientific ag^ri. in

fields of soils, plant and livestock breeding, ent., farm

mangmt., agri. educ. and ext.

and exp. sta. operation : Estación Agrícola del Ecuador,

c/o American Embassy, Quito ;

(9) Lee Hines.

EL„ SALVADOR

San Salvador Î

OFAR__-_ Coop. Ag:r. Sta. Collaborative

agri. sta., engaged in stimulating' prod, of complementary

and strat. ag^ri. products.

Through research and ext., introduces scientific agri. in fields

of soils, plant and livestock

breeding, ent., farm mangmt.,

agri. educ. and ext. and expr.

sta. operation; Centro Nacional de Agronomía, c/o American Embassy, San Salvador ;

(5) -James E. Watkins.

FRANCE

Rueij-Malmaisoîif Seine et Oises

EPQ- 58 rue Jules Parent. Collection

and importation of natural

enemies of agricultural pests ;

(1) Harry X*. Parker,

GUATEMALA

Cwyotenango :

PISAE U.S.D.A. Rubber Prod, and Res.

Center. Hevea rubber prod.

and invest., (l-*2) J, Forres

O'Dannal.

Guatemala City ;

OFAR-.-_ Coop. Agr. Sta. Collaborative

agri. eta., engaged in stimulating prod, of complementary

and strat. agri. products.

Through research and ext.,

introduces scientific agri. in

fields of soils, plant and livestock breeding, ent.^ farm

mangmt., agri. educ. and ext.

and exp. sta. operation ; Instituto Agropecuaria Nacional,

c/o American Embassy, Guatemala City; (9) Rolland C.

Lorenz,

HAÏTI

Marfranc, Jeremie:

PISAE=.. U.S.D.A. Coop. Rubber PL Fid.

Sta. Hevea rubber prod, invest., (2-*l) Arthur W. BechteL

MEXICO

Ciudad .1 aurez. Chihuahua:

EPQ Room 310, Banco de Nacional de

Mexico. Pink bollv7orm control

and eradication activities ; IJllard B. CoiRn.

Ciudad VfiJles, San Luis Potosí:

EPQ r.ista de Correos. Field experiments in the control or eradii^îation of the citrus blackfíy ;

(1) Carl O. PetersD-n.

Ciudad (Victoria, Tamanlipas) ;

. lüPQ ---, Conducting- pur\^eys for nitnia

Black Fly.

Cozolapa. Oaxaca ï

prSAE._.-. Campo Experim_entaí de Hule

''El Palmar." Rubber prodinvest., (J) August M. Gorenî,

Guaymas, Sonora :

EPQ c/o American ConsuL B'îeîd experiments in the control or

eradication of the citrus blackfly; Í1) Leonard M. Spishakoff.
TERRITORIES—POSSESSIONS—FOKEIGN COUNTRIES 288

MEXICO—Continued

Matamoros, Tamaulipas :

EPQ Ediñeio Cine Mexico, Abasólo and

8 Street. Pink boolworai control

and eradication activities; (4)

Joseph N. Crisler.

Mexico City t

BAI Ignacio Vallaría 1. Eradication

of foot-and-mouth disease» in

cooperation with the Government of Mexico; (1250) H. H.

Johnson, Co-Director.

EPQ . Apartado Postal Num. 28561,

Tacuba, Mexico 17, D. F.,

Mexico. Investigations of habits,

distribution and control of

Mexican fruit flies and the

citrus blackfly (5) Wm. E.

Stone.

Apartado Postal Num. 28562,

Tacuba, Mexico 17, D. F.,

Mexico. Large Scale field experiments in the control or

eradication of citrus blackfly ;

James F. Cooper,

Apartado Postal Num. 28561,

Tacuba,, Mexico 17, D. F.,

Mexico. General supervision of

investigations of the habits,

distribution, and development

of control measures for fruit

fiies and measures for the

control or eradication of the

citrus blackfly; (15) Ai-thur C.

Baker.

Apartado Postal Num. 28561.

Tacuba, Mexico 17, D. F. Importation and colonization of

natural enemies of the citrus

blackfly ; Herbert D. Smith.

Mexico City, D.P. :

PISAE c/o Anserican Embassy, La Reforma 64. Hevea rubber prod,

and invest., Thomas D. Mallery.

Montemoielos, Nuevo Leon :

EPQ--. Conducting surveys for Citrus

Black Fly.

Monterrey, Nuevo Leon :

EPQ------ #319, Colonia Anahuae. Conducting surveys for Citrus

Black Fly ; Thomas Tidmore.

Torreón, Coahuila:

EPQ- = ..^-- Room 107, Ed'ificio America,

Hidalgo Avenue, Apartado

Postal 57. Pink boohvorm control and eradication activities ;

(3) Dennis H. Currie.

Edificio America, Hidalgo Avenue, Apartado Postal 57. Pink

bollworm investigations ; some

work with other cotton insects ; Clifford S. Ende.

NICARAGUA

Managua:

OFAR---- Coop. Agr. Sta. Collaborative

agri. sta., engaged in stimulating prod, of complementary

and strat. agri. products.

Through research and ext., introduces scientific agri. in fields

of soils, plant and livestock

breeding, ent., farm mangmt.,

agri. educ. and ext. and exp.

sta. operation; Servicio Teenico Agricola de Nicaragua,

c/o American Embassy, Managua; (3) Virgil C. Peterson.

PANAMA

Panama City:

OFAR Mission. Assists in increasing

prod, of rice through improved

varieties, methods, etc. and in

storage and use of rice ; c/o

American Embassy, Panama

City; (1) Walton P. Sellers.

FEßU

Tingo Maria:

OFAR Coop. Agr. Sta. Collaborative

agri. sta., engaged in stimulating prod, of complementary

and strat. agri. products.

Through research and ext., introduces scientific agri. in

fields of soils, plant and livestock breeding, ent., farm

mangmt., agri. educ. and ext.

and exp. sta. operation; Estación Experimental Agricola

en Tingo Mario, c/o American

Embassy, Lima, Peru; (4)

Hans Piatenius.

PiSAE Estación Experimental Agricole

en Tingo Maria. Rubber prod.

invest., Howard F. Allard.

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Maiïiîaj

OFAR Mission. Assists in education;

Agricultural Extension ; c/o

American Embassy, Manila; (1)

John V. Hepler.

THAILAND

Bangkok:

OFAR Mission, Improvement of agricultural production through application of scientific methods

and improved varieties ; c/o

American Embassy, Bangkok;

(2) Robert L. Pendelton.
INDEX OF. NAMES

Pigurtis foliowing- names refer to page numbers in this pamühlet: "a'' following the number indicates left-hand column on page; ^'b" following the number

indicates right-hand column.

Aamodt, Olaf B., ARA-FlöAE,

44a.

Aandahl, Andrew A., AKA

PISAE, 53a.

Aasheim, T. S., SOS, liüa.

Abbot, Henry D,, SCS, J09.

Abbott, Ernest V., ARA

PISAE, 46b.

Abel, George K., Jr., ARAPISAE, 47a.

Abel, Harold H., EAE, 4a.

Abell. A. G., PMA, DAI, i)3a.

Abernathy, C. C, SCS, llBb.

Abernathy, J. K., Jr., SCS,

114a.

Ableiter, J. Kenneth, ARA--

PISAE, 63a.

Afarahamsen, Martin A., FCA,

64a.

Abruna-RodrigriieÄ, Fernando.

ARA-PISAE, 52a.

Ackerman, Clara B.. EXT.,

61a.

Ackerson, O. E., SCS, IJ4b.

Aci-ee, Fred, Jr., ARA-^^ EPQ,

Adair, C. Boy, AKA-PISAE.

41a.

Adams, Albert C, FCA, (îHb.

Adams, Georgian, OES, 5ña.

Adams, Henry R., SCS, lllb.

Adams, James C, ARÁPISAE, E2a.

Adams, James E., ARAPISAE, 52a.

Adams, Maurice VV., ARAPISAE, 45b.

Adams, Paul G., OFAR, üb.

Adams. S. Daryl, ARA-EPQ.

S 6b.

Adams, Sidney J.. ARA AIG,

18a.

Adamson, Wiiiiam J., FCA,

64b.

Addison, J. K.. ARA-BAl,

23b.

Adelson, Sadye F., AHAHNHE, 38.

Adkins, Theodore R.. AKA^

EPQ, 85a.

Ahearn, Jack M., PMA, lü5b.

Ahern, Zelina A., FCA, 6?>a.

AWberg, Lirme, FS, T6b.

Ahirich, V. E.. SCS, 113b.

Ahlskog, Ralph XL, FS, 79a.

Aho, Donald T., SCS, _ 118a,

Ahrens, G. A., ARA-BAI, 23a.

Akrens, M. Conner, ARAPISAE, 54a.

Aidman, George E., ARA-BAI,

22b,

Aiton. E. W., EXT.. 61a.

Akeley. Robert Y., ARAPISAE, 40b.

Akers, Howard A., PMA, F&O.

94a.

Alben, Arthur O., ARAPISAE. 48b.

284

Albers, Robert J., SCS. llTa.

Albert. Frank A., FS, 78b.

Albertson, Albert, FS, 76b.

Albin, Harold C, PMA, 88.

Albright, L. Russell, SCS, 112a.

Albright, William H., FCA,

64b.

Albritton, John A., PMA, 91b.

Alderman, William H,, ARAPISAE, 47b.

Aldrich, Eilery M., ARA~BAI,

24b,

Alexander, Lyle T., ARAPISAE, 51b.

Alfred, Stanley D., ARAPISAE. 53a.

Allan, Philip F., SCS, llGa.

A Hanson, Henry E., Jr.,

OPAR, 8a.

Allard, Howard F., ARAPISAE, 46a.

Allaway, Wra., PISAE. h3a.

Allbright. H. J., PMA, DAI,

<)3a.

Alldred^e, T. D., SCS, 113b.

Allen, E. E., ARA-BAT, 22a.

Allen, Harry W.. ARA~EPQ,

32b.

Allen, Homer M., FHA, 67a.

Allen, L. N., PMA-GRN, 98a.

Allen, Norman, ARA-EPQ

37a.

Allen, Rex W., ARA--BAI, 25b.

Allen, Thomas H., PMA, SUG.

iOla.

Allewelt, W. F., PMA, FV,

04b,

Alley, Charles lt., Jr., PMA.

C&I, 104..

Allin, Bushrod W., BAE, 3.

Ailis, John A., SCS, 110b.

Allison, Franklin E., ARAPISAE, ,f51b.

Allison. J. Lewis, AliAPISAE, 45a.

Alired, Berten W.. SCS, 116a

AlIstetter, William R., PMA,

87.

Altrnan, Landy, PISAE, 54a.

Altschuk Aaron M,, ARAAie, 18a.

Alvarado. Beatrice R., ARAPISAE, 46b. ^ Amason, T. G., SCS,-:112b.

Amend, W. Scott, SCS, H7a.

Ames, Harold A., ARA-EPQ,

33a.

Ancona. Edv/ard P.. FS, 7ob.

Anders, C. B., SCS, 113b.

Andersen, Harold E., FS. 79b.

Anderson, A. E., BAE, 5b.

Anderson, A. H., FS, 78b.

Anderson, Anton H., BAE, 4b.

Anderson, Arthur L., ARAEPQ, 35b.

Anderson, Arval L., FS, 76a.

Anderson, Axel L., ARAPISAE, 49a.

i Anderson, Bertram. ARAI EPQ, Bla.

I Anderson, Burton D., FS, 7ob.

Anderson, C. A., PMA. LIV,

100b.

Anderson, Clarke A., FS, 7oa.

Anderson, Daniel, SCS, 118b.

Anderson. Don S., PMA, DAI,

91.

Anderson, Elin L., EXT., 61b.

Anderson, Ernest G., ARAPISAE, 41b.

Anderson, Ervin W., FCIC,

68.

Anderson, F. A., EXT., 62a,

Anderson. Harris I., ARAEPQ. 80a.

Anderson, Henry L., FCIC,

69b.

Anderson, H. 6.. SCS, 110b.

Anderson, Irvin V., PS, 72b.

Anderson, Kling L., ARAPISAE, 44b.

Anderson, L. B., FS, 73a.

Anderson, Myron S., ARAPISAE, 51b.

Anderson, O. Leon, SCS, 117b.

Anderson, Oscar W., ARABAI, 22b.

Anderson, Robert J., ARABAI. 19a.

Anderson, Truman C, SCS,

117b.

Anderson, Walter B., PMA,

lüfía.

Anderson, William S., ARAPISAE, 49a.

Anderson, \¥m. H., ARA-EPQ,

29b.

Anderson, W. L., SCS, 114a.

Andre. Fl jyd. EXT., 62a.

Andre, Floyd, OES, 50a.

Ar.drews, Horace J., FS, 77a.

Andrev/s, John, Jr., ARA

EPQ, 33a.

Andrews, John Scott, ARABAI, 25b.

Andrews, Olin N-, ARAPISAE. 43b.

Andrews, Stanley, OPAR, 8.

Andrus, C. Fred, ARA-PISAE,

_ 49a.

Armand, Robert N., ARA~

EPQ, 30a.

Antho'i, E. W., ARA~EPO.

32b,

Anthony. E., FCA. 65b.

Apgar, ^¥îlliam B., FS, 74b.

Aplin, R. D., PMA, DAI, 92a.

Ai)p, Bernard A., ARA-EPQ,

29a.

Applegrate, James W., FCA,

65b.

Appleton, Hayne C, SCS,

I12b.

Applewhite, Pearl B., OES,

5oa.

Applewhite, Thomas H., ARABAI, 20a.
Apt, Albert C. ARA-EPQ.

28b.

Arceneaux, George, ARAPISAE, 46b.

Archbold, Chester M., FS, 79b.

Archer, W. Andrew, ARAPISAE, 50b.

Arend, J. L., FS, 72a.

Ares, Fred N., FS, 73b.

Arle, H. Fred, ARA-PISAE,

43a.

Arment, Charles R., FS, 71b.

Armstrong, George M., ARAPISAE, 44a,

Armstrong, Harry R., FCA,

64a,

AT-mstrong, Joanne K., ARAPISAE, 44a.

Armstrong, Lewis K., SCS,

118b.

Arneson, Elmer R., FHA, 68b.

Arnold, Carl R., FCA, 65a.

Arnold, Landis J., FS, 74b.

Arnold, Thomas A., ARA-EPQ,

31b.

Aronovsky, Sarmiei I., ARAAIO, 17a.

Arthur, Malcolm B., FS, 79a.

Artschwager, Ernest, ARAPISAE, 46b.

Ashby, Wallace, ARA-PISAE.

54b.

Ashens, R. J., PMA, DAI, 93b.

Asher, Jr., John W., REA,

108a.

Askegaard, David H., REA,

108.

Athow, Kirk L., ARA-PISAE,

44b.

Atkins, Irvin M., ARA-PISAE,

42b.

Atkins, John G., PISAE, 44b.

Atkins, Samuel W., BAE, 4a.

Atkinson, C. Harry, ARAPISAE. 53a.

Atkinson, Walter S., SCS, 111b.

Atterbury, William E., FCIC,

69a.

Atwood, Harry, ARA-EPQ

35b.

Aufderheide, Robert, FS, 77b.

Augenstein, James W., FS,

74b.

Augustadt, Walter W., SCS,

118a.

Ault, V/aldo C ARÂ-AIC,

16b.

Ausemus, Elmer R., ARAPISAE, 42a.

Ausmus, Wilmer V., ARAEPQ. 34b.

Austin, Morris E„ ARAPISAE, 53a.

Avakian, Anne M., LIB, 11a.

Avent, Roy. ARA-BAI, 23b.

Averell, James L„ FS, 76b.

Averill, Clarence C, FS, 75b.

Avery, M. D. FCA, 66a.

Aycock, J. R. SCS, 114a.

Aycock, Seaborn R., SCS, llSa.

Ayers, A. Taw, ARA-BAI,

22b.

Avers, Thomas L., PMA, ACP.

102a.

Babb, R. B.. SCS, 114b.

Babers, F. H., ARA-EPQ, 29a.

Bachelder, J, H., PMA, LIV.

100a.

Bachman, Albert L., SCS,

116b.

Bachman, Earl E., FS, 77a.

Bachman, Kenneth L., BAE,

4a.

Bachmann, John J., PMA,

CM, 104a.

Backhaus, H. H., SCS, 115a.

INDEX OF NAMES

Bacon, Charles W., ARAPISAE, 46b.

Bacon, Fred \V., FS, 76b.

Baden, P. T., PMA. FV, 04b.

Baechler, Roy H., FS, 74a.

Bagley, E. H., PMA, FV, 96a.

Bagnell, Douglas B., CEA, 60a.

Bagwell, John C, SOL, 14a.

Bailey. F. E., PMA, FV, 9ob.

Bailey, Harold L., ARA-EPQ,

33a.

Bailey. John F„ SCS. 116b.

Bailey, Reed W., FS, 72a.

Bailey, Richard Y., SCS, UOa.

Bailey, Thomas L., ARA-AIC,

17b.

Bailey, Vernon D., OB'AR, 9b.

Bailey, Wallace K„ ARAPISAE, 48b.

Bailey, Warren R., BAE, 4a.

Bain, Henry M.. FCA, 64a.

Bain, Jack W., OHE. 9.

Bain, Robert, FS, 72a.

Baird, Parker K., FS, 74a.

Baird, Ralph W., SCS, Ilia.

Baird, William P.. ARAPISAE, 50a.

Baker, Alfred L., ARA-BAI,

20a.

Baker, Arthur C, ARA-EPQ,

32a.

Baker, Clarence M., ARAEPQ, 31b.

Baker, Edward W., ARAEPQ, 29b.

Baker, Frederick J., ARAEPQ. 36a.

Baker, Herman M., FS, 74b.

Baker. John C, PMA. 102b.

Baker, J. C, SCS, 114b.

Baker, M. W., PMA, FV. 94.

Baker. Thomas J., ARA-EPQ.

81a.

Baker, William A., BEPQ, 28b.

Bakke, Arthur L., ARAPISAE, 43a.

Bakke, Kennethe R., ARAEPQ, 32b.

Balch, Royal T., ARA-AIC,

IBa,

Balcomb, Kenneth C, SCS,

118b.

Baldauf, Tony, FS, 75aBaldridge, Joe D., ARAPISAE, 45a.

Baldwin, Alice B., INF., 10b.

Baldwin, Harris T., INF., 10a.

Baldwin, I. L., EXT.. 62b.

Baldwin, J. D., PMA, DAI,

92b.

Balk, Y/illiam A., ARAPISAE, 54a.

Ball Donald R., FS, 79a.

Ball, J. Curtis, ARA-EPQ,

36b.

Ball. Wm. C, PMA, LIV, 100b.

Ballantyne, C. R., SCS. 114b.

Ballard, C. V., EXT., 62a.

Ballard, Wilfred W., ARAPISAE, 43b.

Ballon, Roland F., PMA, i06a.

Balls, Arnold Kent, ARA-AIC,

18b.

Balster, R. N., PMA, FV, 94b.

Bamesberger, John G., SCS,

118b.

Barber, Phillip E., ARA-EPQ,

36a.

Barger, William R., ARAPISAE, 49b.

Baringer, Kathryn L., ARAAIC, 17b.

Barker, Clarence, BAE, 3a.

Barker, Plenry D., ARAPISAE, 43a.

Barker, R. R.. SCS, 115b.

285

Barker. William L., Jr.» FS,

79a.

Barlowe, Raleigh, BAE, 4b.

Barmore, Mark A., ARAPISAE. 42b.

Barnes, Carieton P., ARAADM, 15a.

Barnes, Dorsey A., SCS, 117b.

Barnes, John S., SCS, 119b.

Barnes, L. R., ARA-BAI, 20b,

Barn^, Olus L. ARA-EPQ.

28b.

Barnes, Oscar K.. SOS, 110b,

Barnes, Porter I., PMA, 91b.

Barnett, C. C, SCS, 115a.

Barnett. Charles R., ARABAI. 21a.

Barnett, Theodore A., ARAEPQ, 31b.

Barnhart, Albert S., SCS, 111b.

Barnhart. E. P., ARA-BAI.

21a.

Barnum, Millard M., FS, 77a.

Barr, J. E., PMA-GRN, 96a.

Barre, Henry W., ARAPISAE. 44a.

Barre. R. C, SCS, 115b.

Barrett, Dorothea V., ARAPISAE, 41a.

Barrett, George R., ARABDI, 26b.

Barrett, Lawrence O., FS,

78a.

Barrett. Leonard L, FS, 71a.

Barry. Edward F., FS. 74b.

Barry, J. R., ARA-BAI, 22b.

Barry, Robert J., FCA, 66a.

Barss, Howard P., OES, 55a.

Barth, Orrin B., ARA-BAI,

22a.

Bartilson, Thomas H., ARABAI, 19a.

Bartle, E. R., PMA. DAI, 93b.

Bartlett, Kenneth A., OES,

55b.

Bartlett, L. George, FCA

64a.

Bartlett, Robert H., ARAPISAE, 46a.

Bartley, Hastings N.. ARAEPQ, 34a.

Barton, Mary A., P&O, 13b.

Baskin, William H., ARAEPQ. 31b.

Basier, Donnan E., REA, 108.

Bass, James R., PMA. DAI,

94a,

Bassett, Charles F., ARABAL 20a.

Bassett, Day L.. ARAPISAE, 54b.

Bassett, Ray E., FS, 79a.

Bastón, George H., CEA, 60b.

Batcheider, Esther L., ARAHNHE, 38a.

Bates, William E., FS, 77b.

Batie, J. Rüssel, SCS, 117b.

Batjer, Lawrence P., ARAPISAE, 48a.

Battles, Ralph U., FCA, 64a.

Baundendistel, Martin E., FS.

73b.

Baumann, O. F., SCS, 114b.

Baumann, Ross V., BAE. 4a.

Baweombe, W. Edward, SOL.

14a.

Bay, Clyde E., SCS, 110b.

Bayles, Burton B., PISAE,

41a.

Bayol, Eugene W., PMA, 88.

Beach, Dearl B., SCS, 118b.

Beach, Robert P., PMA, BUD,

104.

Beach, Victor H., ARAPISAE, 41a.

Beach, W. Edwards. CEA,

60a.
286 INDEX OF NAMES

Beacheli, Henry M., ARA- PISÂE, 42b.

Beale, Oliver W., SCS, JlOb.

Beall, Robert T., REA, 108.

Eeals, Daniel L., FHA, 67a.

Beaman. Lavaughn, FS, 74b.

Bear, Jolin E.. ARA- PISAE.

47a.

Beai% N. Robert, PERS, 12a.

Beard, David F., PISAE, 44a.

Beard, R J., PMA, LIV, 98a.

Beasley, C. H., PMA, FV, 95b.

Beasley, Ellsworth S,, FHA,

68b.

Beattie, Byron B., FS, 77a.

Beattie, James H., ARAPISAE, 49a.

lieatty, Clarence, PISAE, 47b.

Beaumont, Arthur B., SCS,

nib.

Heavens, Elmer A., ARAAie, 18b.

Beaver, Wayne M., PISAE,

41b.

Bechtel Arthur W., ARAPISAE, 46a.

Beck. Donald W., FS. 7r>b.

Becker, George G., ARA-EPQ,

31b.

Becker. Jobn A., OFAR, Sa.

Becker, Herman T., FS 76b.

Beckler, Donald C, ARA

PISAE. 41a.

Beckwith, Frances L., FS, 74a.

Oeckwith, Frances L., LIB,

lib.

liecraft. Wendell O., FCIO,

ü9b.

Bedwelî Jesse U ARA-PISAE.

Tila.

lieebe, Clarence W'., ARAAIC. 16b.

Beeler, D. C.. PMA, FV, 94bBeen. Richard O., BAE, 3b.

Deene, G. L.. SCS, 118b.

Beers, N. E.. EXT., 62b.

Boeson, Kenneth. C., ARAADM, 51b.

Baeson, Russell W.. FS, 71b.

Behre, C. Edward, FS, 70.

Beier, F. W. Jr., BAE, 5b.

Beinhart, Ernest G., ARAAie. 16b.

Belcher, Bascom A., ARAPISAE. 46b.

Bell Claude C., FS, 78b.

Bell. Elgia D., PMA, 91a.

Bell, Forrest G.. SCS. llOa.

Bell, Kenneth W., FHA. 68b.

Bell, Raymond W., ARA-BDI,

26b.

Bender. Richard. B&F, 6b.

Bender, Richai'd E.. PMA,

O AS, 105b.

Bending. H., SCS, 113b.

Benedict. Warren V., ARAEPQ, 36b.

Benedict, W. V., B&F, 6b.

Bengston, John S., ARA-BAI.

24a.

Benidt, Maurice M., PMA, 89.

Benn, Robert K.. ARA-BAI,

21b.

Bennett. Beinjamin, H., BAE,

Bennett, Charles A., ARAPISAE, 54b.

Bennett, Cheater A.. FS. 77b.

Bennett, Hugh H., SCS, 109.

Bennett, Hugh W.. ARAPISAE, 45a.

Benson, Donald D., FCA, 65b.

Bentley, Jay R., FS, 71b.

Benton, Mildred C, LIB, lia.

Bercav/, Louise O.. LIB, ] 0.

Berg, Norman. SCS, 119b.

Berger, Herbert C, ARABAI, 23a.

Berger, Hugh W., F&O, 13a.

Bergey, Willis B., FCIC. 69b.

Bergh. T. K.. SCS, 115a.

Bergman, Herbert F., ARAPISAE. 47b.

Bergoffen, William W.. FS,

70b.

Bergschnieder, Henry E., SCS,

117b.

Bernath, Forrest E., SCS, 119b.

Bernhardt, Herman A., SCS,

113b.

Bernton, Harry S.. ARA-AIC,

16a.

Berroth, Elmo M., ARA-BAI.

22b,

Berry, John R., FS, 76b.

Berry, Milton O., ARAPÏSAE, 5Sb.

Bertsch, Howard, FHA, 67b.

Bertush. Wk J., PMA, FV.

94b. ' . Best, Alton L.. SCS, 112a.

Betts, Clifford A., FS, 71a.

Bevan, Arthur. FS, 72b.

Bevan, L. A., EXT., 62b.

Beveridge, Elizabeth, ARAHNHE, 38b.

Beveridge^ Wilson M., FS,

.75b.

Beyer, Osear F.. PMA. 102b.

Bickford, C. Allen. FS, 72a.

Biddle, E. R., PMA, FV, 96b.

Hideîman. G. A., PMA, FV,

94b.

Bier, Robert, PMA, FV, 94b.

Biggs. P. P., PMA, 106a.

Bilis, Robert W., ARA~EPQ,

35b.

Einderim. G. F., PMA-GRN.

97a.

Bum, William K., BAE, 3a.

Binnie. L. H., SCS, 114b.

Bird, Herbert R., ARA-BAI,

19b.

Bishopp, Fred C. ARA-EPQ

28.

Bisset, David A.. ARA-^

BPISAE. 50b.

Bitting, H. Wayne, BAE, 4a.

Black, Donald T., ARA-PISAE

53b.

Black, F. O.. BAE, 5b.

Black, John E., FS, 78b.

Black, Waring A. Jr.. PMA,

91a.

Blackburn. K. WHlde, SOL,

14b.

Blackberry, Aha W., FS, 79b.

Blaekrnan, Rov J., PMA. FV,

_ 94b. -

BlackwelL Francis R., ARAEPQ. 30a.

Bladen. Earl F., EXT., 61a.

Blair, C. Sheldon, FCA, 65a.

Blair, Kenneth P., SCS, 118b.

Blaiñdeü, Fred W., SCS, 110b.

Blaisdell. James P., FS, 72a.

Blake, Grant E., ARA-BAI,

24a.

Blake, Philip L., ARA-AIC.

18b.

Blake, Sidney F., ARA- BPÍSAE, 50b.

Blakey, Alva C, SOS, 118b.

Blanchard, Ralph A.. ARAEPQ, 28b.

Blandford. Joseph H.. PMA,

106b.

Blaney, Harry F.. SCS, Ilia.

Blanford. C. J., PMA, DAI,

92a.

Blank. Lester M., ARA

PISAE, 44a.

Blew, J. Oscar, FS. 74a.

Blickensderfer. C. B,, SCS

113a.

Blish, Melvin L., SCS, 112a.

Blizzard, Warren L., OES

56b.

Bloch, Don, FS, 75a.

Blocker, James K., ARAEPQ, 85a.

BiomStrom, Roy, ARA-EPQ,

36b.

Blood, Prank E., PMA, POU.

101a.-

Blood, K. D., BAE, 5b.

Bloodgood, Dean W„ SCS,

113a.

Boals, Gordon P., OFAR 8a.

Boatman, J. L., EXT.. 61b.

Bockstahler, Harold W., ARAPISAE, 46a.

Bode, Charles E., ARA-PISAE,

42b.

Bodin, R. A., BAE, 5b.

Bogrgs, Mildred M.. ARA-AIC,

3 8b.

Bohart, George E., ARA

EPQ, 28b.

Bohleber, C. F., SCS, 113a.

Bohn. Guy Western, ARAPISAE, 48b.

Boire, Leo, M., PMA, FV,

96a.

Bois, H.. PMA, LEV, 99a.

Boiseau, Percival, ARA-EPQ.

28a.

Bolish. John W^. PMA, PERS.

105b.

Bolle, Arnold W., SCS, 120a.

Bolline, M. A., SCS, 115a.

Bolton, Evan D., SCS, 117a.

Boman, Thomas W.. ARA

BAI. 25a.

Bond. Richard M., SCS, 119a.

Bond, V/alter, E.. FS, 73b.

Bondurant, S. W„ SCS, 114a.

Bondy, Floyd F., ARA-EPQ.

29b.

Bonnet, R. D'Arcy, FS, 77a.

Bookrri% E. D., PMA, TOB,

101a.

Boomer. Stephan H.. ARAEPQ, 36a.

Boone, Ralph W., ARA-BAI,

20b.

Borden. Harold. L.. FS 78a.

Borders, Huey L, ARAPISAE, 48b.

Borell, Adrey E., SCS, 118b.

Bormuth, William D., BAE.

ßa.

Borst, Harold L., SCS/llÜa.

Borthwick, Harry A., ARA

PISAE. 50a.

Bortnet-, C, E., ARA-PISAE,

46b.

Bortón. A. J., PMA-GRN.

96a.

Borum. C. J., BAE, 5b.

Boster, D. C. BAE, 5b.

Boswell, Victor R., ARAPISAE, 47b.

Bosworth, Henry B., FS, 80a.

Bottger, Gilbert T.. ARA-EPQ,

29a.

Bottimer, L. J., PMA, LIV.

100b.

Botts, Ralph R., BAE. 4b.

Bouck, George L, FS, 77a.

Bourdeaux, Melvin C, ARABAI, 19b.

Bourne, W. Clinton, ARAPISAE. .53a.

Bowen, Allen C, SCS 119b.

Bowen, B. B., ARA-BAI 22b.

Bowen, John S. FS, 77b.

Bower, R. W., FS. 77a.

Bowersox, P. L., PMA, LIV.

100b.
INDEX OF NAMES 287

Bôwersox, William I.. ARABAI 22a

Bowling, C' B.. PMA, T&W,

104a.

Bowling, John D., ABAPISAE, 46b.

Bowman, A. E., EXT., 62b.

Bowman, B. R., PMA, LIV,

99b.

Bowman, David R., ARAPISAE, 47a.

Bowman, S. E., SCS, 114b.

Bowman, Thomas W., BAIC,

21b.

Bowne, Francis T., SCS, 112a.

Boyce. John S., ARA~PISAE,

51a.

Boyd, Georgre R., ARA-PISAE,

54b.

Boyd, Helen C, LIB, lib.

Boyd, James K., PMA, FV,

96b.

Boyd. J. K., PMA, DAI, 93a.

Boyd, Turner W., ARA-EPQ,

30a.

Boyer, Edward A., ARA-BAI,

22a.

Boyer. Henry J., ARA-BAI,

22a.

Boykin, G. L.. EXT.. 62b.

Boyle, Robert V., SCS, 118b.

Bracey, Elizabeth, ARAPISAE. 41a.

Bracey, Hilton L., PMA, 107a.

Bradbury, Harrington G., Jr.,

ARA-EPQ 36a.

Bradfield, D. E., FS 73b.

Bradford, Harold, W., SCS.

118b.

Bradfute, J. C. SCS, 115b.

Brading, Louis E.. PS, 78a.

Bradley, Georg-e D., PMA,

106a.

Bradley. T. O., SCS. 115b.

Bradley, William G., ARAEPQ, 28b.

Bradshaw, George B., SCS,

Ilia.

Bradshaw, Herbert C, FS

71b.

Bradshaw, Kenneth E., FS,

71b.

Bradt, Donald H., SCS, 112a.

Branch, H, M., PMA, FV,

94a.

Branch, Willis C. FS, 76b.

Branch, William R„ PMA,

LIV, 100a.

Brand, C. H., SCS 113a.

Brandborg, Guy M., FS, 74b.

Brandes. Elmer W., ARA

PISAE, 46a.

Brandner, H. Phil, FS, 78a.

Brandon, Joseph F., ARAPISAE. 52a.

Brandt, Graydon W., ARABDI, 26b.

Brannan, Charles F., SEC, 2.

Brasfleld, Karney A., PMA,

FIS, 59.

Brasher, Elvin T., FS. 78b.

Braswell. Marcus B.. FHA,

67b.

Bratton, Alvis, SCS, 116b.

Brechenser, Frank J., PMA,

C&I, 104b.

Bredemeier, Lorenz, SCS, 118a.

Bredin, A. K., PMA, FV,

96b.

Bredo, William, BAE, 4a.

Breedlove, Thomas R., PMA,

106a.

Bregger, John T., SCS, 110b.

Brekke, Ordean L., ARA-AIC,

17a.

Brenchley, Frank D., PMA,

FIS, 103a.

Brender, Ernst V., FS, 73a.

Brennan, George M., FCA,

64b.

Brenneis, Andrew G., FS, 76b.

76b.

Brettschneider, W. C, PMA,

LIV, 100a.

Bretz, Theodore W., ARAPISAE, 51a.

Brew, Margaret L., ARAHNHE, 38a.

Brewer, Clarence A., BAE,

3a.

Brewer, Erie G., ARA-EPQ,

34a.

Brewer, L. W., PMA, FV,

95b.

Brice. Brooks A., ARA-AIC,

16a.

Briden, Osborne W.. REA,

108b.

Bridges, T. W., SCS, 113b.

Bridgeforth, Richard B., PMA,

107b.

Briegleb, Philip A., FS, 72b.

Briese. Reinhold R., ARABAI, 24a.

Briggs, Alonzo E., FS, 76a.

Briggs, Hilton M.. OES, 56b.

Briggs, M. S., PMA, TOB,

101b.

Briggs, O, B., FCIC 69b.

Briggs, W. M., SCS, 114b.

Brill, G. D., SCS, 110a.

Brindley. Tom A., ARA-EPQ,

28b.

Briney, R. B., ARA-BAI, 23a.

Brinkerhoff, Lloyd A., ARAPISAE, 44a.

Briola, R. E., SCS, 115a.

Brischle, Harold A., ARA-EPQ,

86b,

Brissie, M. B., SCS, 114a.

Britt, Clarence S., SCS. 110a.

Britt, Robert E., FCA, 65a.

Brittain, A. C, BAE, 5b.

Brock, William S.. FCA, 65b.

Brockway, Earle M., ARA-EPQ

36a.

Brodner. Meier. ARA-BAI,

23a.

Brooks, Elwood M., CGC, 58.

Brooks, Emerson M., BAE, 5a.

Brooks, Harold J., OFAR, 9b.

Brooks James F., FS. 78b.

Brooks, J. H., SCS. 113b.

Brooks, Neil, SOL, 13.

Brooks, W. M.. PMA, FV, 95b.

Brotchie, Grace K., EXT., 61.

Brother, George H., ARA-AIC.

18b.

Brown, Amon H., ARA-AIC,

18a.

Brown, Arthur A. FS, 71b.

Brown, Carl B., SCS, 110a.

Brown, Charles G., FS, 77b.

Brown. Claude À., PS, 75b.

Brown, C. W., ARA-BAI,

21a.

Brown, E. Marion, ARAPISAE. 45a.

Brown, Gerald B. ARA-PISAE,

50a.

Brown, Grover F., SCS. 109b.

Brown, John E., FCA, 65b.

Brown, John J., ARA-AIC,

17b.

Brown, Julian, FHA, 68a.

Brown, Leo P., FHA, 68a.

Brown, Oral A., ARA-PISAE,

54a.

Brown, Otto, ARA-PISAE,

44b.

Brown, Paul C, FS, 78b.

Brown, Paul L.. ARA-PISAE,

52a.

Brown, Philip S., FHA, 67.

Brown, Raymond C, ARA--

EPQ, 32a.

Brown. R. F.. SCS. 114a.

Brown, Shawnee, EXT., 62b.

Brown, Walworth, OES, 55.

Brown, W. S., EXT.. 62a.

Brown, Wm. W., PERS, 12.

Browne, A. E., PMA, FV, 94a.

Browne, Frederick L., FS, 74a.

Browne, Joseph P., FCA, 64a.

Browne, Percey St. C, ARAPISAE, 46a.

Browne, T. H., SCS 113a.

Browning, Dillard O., ARABAI, 23b,

Brubaker, Ross W., ARA-EPQ,

37b.

Bruce, Mason B., FS, 70b.

Bruce. O. C, SCS, 111b.

Bruce, W. E., PMA, 99a.

Bruce, Wallace L., SCS, 118b.

Bruce, Wesley G., ARA-EPQ,

33b.

Bruce, William M., ARAPISAE, 54b.

Bruckhart, John R., FS, 78a.

Brueckner, R. F., PMA, DAI,

92b.

Bruehl, George W., ARAPISAE. 42b.

Brundage, Marsden R., FS,

72a.

Bruns, Victor F., ARA-PISAE,

43a.

Brunson, Arthur M., ARAPISAE, 41b.

Brunson, Madimore, ARAEPQ, 30a.

Bryan, Elmo B., B&E, 6.

Bryan, Milton M., FS, 71a.

Bryan, Philip H.. FS, 78b.

Bryan, S. L., BAE, 5b.

Bryan, William C, ARA

PISAE, 50b.

Bryant, Grover C, ARAEPQ, 80b.

Bryant, H. F., BAE, 5b.

Bryant, Margaret, LIB, 11.

Bubb, J. C„ PMA. LIV, 100a.

Buchanan, Leil O., PMA, 91b.

Buchanan. Mark T., OES,

o6b,

Buchanan. W. S., PMA, DAI.

93a.

Buchhoitz, Kenneth P., ARA

PISAE, 44a.

Buck, Charles C, FS, 71b.

Buck. C. Wallace, SCS, 118a.

Buck. J. Francis, FCIC, 69a.

Buckingham, Arthur, FS, 76b.

Buckley, James L., PERS, 12.

Buey, Charles W., SOL, 14b.

Buell, C. H.. SCS, 114a.

Buhrer, Edna M., ARABPISAE, 51b.

Buie, Thomas S., SCS, 112b.

Bulfer, Dan E., FS, 79b.

Bulger, Jacob W., ARA-EPQ.

29a.

Bulger, Raymond O., ARAEPQ, 35b.

Bull. Henry, FS. 73a.

Bullard, William E., FS, 72b.

Bullock, Carl R.. SOL, 14b.

Bullock, James F., ARAPISAE, 47a.

Bumpas, O. C, SCS, 113a.

Bunch, Andrew L., FS, 76a.

Buntin, John L., PMA, FV,

96b.

Bunyard, Claud L., SCS, 116b.

Burch, J. W., EXT., 62a.

Burdick, Chas. G., FS, 79b.

Buresh, Ernest J., ARAPISAE, 54a.
288 INDEX OF NAMES

Burgess, J. A., PMA, UV,

100a.

Burgess, Paul S., OES, 56a.

Burgess, Thomas H. FS. 77b.

Burk, Earl F., PMA. FV.

06a.

Burk, Marguerite C-» BAE,

3b.

Burke, B. W., ARA-BAI,

2Sa.

Burke, F. Richard, PMA. 88.

Burke, George W., ARA-EPQ,

34a.

Burke, Hubert D., FS. 73b.

Burke, Melvin H., F. S., 77b.

Burkett, J. T., Jr., FCA, 65a.

Burkhart, Bernard A., ARAPISAE, 48a.

Burkhead, Charles E., BAE, 5a.

Burks, George F., FS, 71b.

Burley, Samuel T., PMA, 91b.

Burmeister, Gustave, OPAR,

8a.

Burnett, Lyman C, ARAPISAE, 41b.

Burnham, Chester F., FS, 72b.

Burnham, Donald R., ARAPISAE, 52a.

Burns, Edward A., ARA-EPQ.

30b.

Burns, Grace M., ARA-BDI,

27a.

Burns, Robt. E., PISAE, 44b.

Burr, Horace K„ ARA-AIC,

18b.

Burns, Robt,, OFAR, 8a.

Burrell, Robert W., ARAEPQ, 29a.

Burroughs, James A., BAE

3a.

Burrows, Glenn M„ SOS, 119a.

Burtis, Edgar L., BAE, 8b.

Burton. Glendon P., SCS, 112b.

Burton. Glenn W., ARAPISAE, 44b.

Busch, Howard W.. SCS, 112a.

Busdicker, Harold B.. ARAEPQ, 35b.

Bush, Guy L., OFAR, 8b.

Bush, Palaemon E., FHA,

67b.

Bushnell, Don H., FCA, 65a.

Buskirk, D. W., SCS, 115b.

Buster, Melvin W., PMA, POU,

101b.

Buster, William T., CEA, 60a.

Butler, Charles P., BAE, 4a.

Butler. H. H.. PMA, LIV,

99a.

Butler, Kenneth A., ARABAI, 19.

Butler. L, F., PMÂ-GRN. 97a.

Butterworth, Hughes, PMA,

91b.

Bybee. J. A.. PMA, DAI,

94b.

Byerley, John H., ARA-BAI,

22a.

Byerly, Theodore C, ARABAI, 19a.

Byrne, James J., FS, 77a.

Byrnes, Joseph M., PMA, 91b.

Byrom, Mills H., ARAPISAE. 54b.

Cadmus, Walter G., Jr., ARAPISAE, 5Bb.

Cady, Bert J., ARA-BAI, 20b.

Cady, John G., ARA-PISAE,

51b.

Caldera, Martin G., ARA-EPQ,

36a,

Caldwell, E. W., PMA-GRN,

97a.

Caldwell, Joseph S., ARAPISAE, 49a.

Caldwell, Merritt. PMA, FV,

95a.

Caldwell. Ralph M, ÁKAPISAE, 41b.

Caldwell, Robert L., CEA, 60b.

Calhoun, Wendell, BAE, 4a.

Callaghan, George F., ARAEPQ. 31a.

Callaban, Dennis D., ARABAI, 21a.

Callahan, J. W., PMA, 104a.

Callander, Ronald C. CEA,

60a.

Callaway. Coleman P., ARABAI. 23b.

Calvin, Carl, FCA, 64b.

Cameron, Charles T., PMA,

107a.

Cameron, T. J., PMA-GRN,

98b.

Camp, Harry, Jr., FS, 72a.

Camp, Marjorie J., ARA-EPQ,

29b.

Campbell, Cyril F., ARA-EPQ,

3Sa.

Campbell, Floyd, SCS. 112b.

Campbell, Howard P., FS, 71b.

Campbell, Howard V.. SOL,

14a.

Campbell, Lowell E., ARAPISAE. 54a.

Campbell, Mac A., ARA-EPQ,

35b.

Campbell, Mason H.. OES,

56b.

Campbell, Robert S., FS, 73b.

Campbell, Roy E., ARA-EPQ,

36b.

Campbell, T. M., EXT.. 61a.

Campbell, William A., ÂRAPISAE, 51a.

Canning, Joseph P., ARA

EPQ, 30b.

Cannon, C. L.. PMA-GRN,

96b.

Cannon, Orson L., ARAPISAB, 49a.

Cappleman, Lester J., FHA,

C8b.

Carabelli, Angelina, LIB, 11a.

Cardon, Philip V., ARA-ADM,

14.

Carey, Daniel J., SBC, 2.

Carl. L, M.. BAE. Bb,

Carleton. E. A., SCS. 110a.

Carlisle. Clifford R., FCA,

64b.

Carlo, Caleb Pagan. OES, 56a.

Carlson, John W., ARAPISAE, 45b.

Carlson, P. W., PMA. DAT,

98a.

Carlson, Thorwald A., FS. 74a.

Carlton, Clayton C. SCS,

116b.

Carlton, George L.. FCIC, 69b.

Carmack, Guy W., SOL, 14a.

Garner, G. Lewis, FHA, 67a.

Carnes. Arvy, SCS, 112b.

Carnes, Ernest, SCS. 113b.

Carothers, Margaret R.. ARABDI, 26a.

Carpenter, John B., ARAPISAE, 46a.

Carpenter, Ronald W., ARAPISAE, 52a.

Carr, F. F„ SCS, H4a.

Carr, Harry L., PMA, 102b.

Carr, Jesse M.. ARA-PISAE,

47a.

Carr, Roswell G., FHA. 68a.

Carreker. John R., SCS, 110b.

Carrello. Calle A., INF., 10b.

Carrier, Ralph E., FS, 78a.

Carrigan. Joseph E., OES, 56b.

Carroll, J. S., PMA, LIV,

100a.

Carsner. Eubanks, ARAPISAE. 46a.

Carson, Harvey O., ARAEPQ. 35a.

Carson, Iddo W., ARA-PISAE.

43b.

Cart, P. L., PMA-GRN, 98a.

Carter, E. P., PMA, LIV, 99b.

Carter, Earl H., ARA-BAI.

25b.

Carter, George S, ARA-BAI.

23a.

Carter. Jackson L., ARAPISAE, 44b.

Carter, Jessie L., PMA, SUG.

101b.

Carter, R. C, PMA, FV, 95a.

Carter. Roscoe H„ ARA-EPQ.

S3b.

Garter, Walter. ARA-EPQ.

34b.

Cartwright, Wm. B„ BEPQ,

28b.

Gary, Clarence E.. FS, 79a.

Casady. Alfred J.. ARAPISAE, 41b.

Case, D. V., PMA, 104b.

Casey, Joseph T., SCS. 117a.

Caahion. George A., FS. 78a.

Casida, Lester E., ARA-BDI.

27b.

Caskey. William L.. ARAEPQ, 34a.

Cason, Earl. ARA-EPQ. 35b.

Caspar, George J.. SCS, 109b.

Caspar, John R., SCS 109a.

Cassady, John T., FS, 73b.

Cassell, Harrison S.. Jr., SCS,

112a.

Cassity, L. H., SCS, 114b.

Castell, Stanley, ARA-EPQ,

35b.

Caswelh George B., PMA, 87.

Caswell. Ira C, ARA-EPQ,

34b.

Caswell, Lela A., LIB. 11a.

Cate. W. M., PMA. DAI, 93b.

Cathcart, Samiueí L., ARABDL 26a.

Caughey. Sadie, EXT., 61a.

Cavanagh, Albert E., ARAEPQ. 30a.

Cavert, W. L., FCA, 66a;

Cavett. Herb M., SCS, 119a.

Gavin, George E., ARA-EPQ,

32b.

Gavin, James P., BAE, 8a.

C'de Baca, Aîbertano, OFAR,

9b.

Celv, Homer, M.. ARA-EPQ,

aib.

Chada, Harvey L., ARA-EPQ,

29a

Chaffin, Elmer L, ARA-BDI,

26a.

Chalk, Albin T., SCS, 117a.

Chamberlin, Joseph C, ARAEPQ, 37a.

Chamberlin, Frank S., ARAEPQ, 36b.

Chamberlin, Thomas R., ARAEPQ, 29a.

Chambers, Harry M., SCS,

116a.

Chambers, Thomas B., SCS,

109b.

Chalmers, Kenneth W., SCS,

118b.

Chalmers, Ruth A., ARAHNHE. 38a.

Chamberlain, Donald W.,

ARA-PISAE, 44b.

Champagne, E. Garth, FS. 72a.

Champion, Francis J., FS, 74a.

Chance, Russell J., SCS, 116b.

Chandler, Robert P., OES, 56b.

Chandler, William V., ARAPISAE, 52b.
INDEX OP NAMES 289

Chapel, Howard M., ARAEPQ, sob.

Chapin, C. W., ARA-BÄI, 22b.

Chapin, Wilbur E., SCS, 119b.

Chapline, William R„ FS, 71a.

Chapman, Alton B., SCS, 118b.

Chapman, Andrew J., ARAEPQ, 29b.

Chapman, Arthur G., FS, 72a.

Chapman, W. B., ARA-BAI.

22b.

Charlton, John W.. ARA-EPQ,

36a.

Chase, Guy G.. PMA, FIS,

103a.

Chase, Milton, REA, 108b.

Chase, Raymond F., ARA~BA1,

23b.

Chauvin, Robert J., CEA, 60b,

Cheatham, Robert J., ARAAIC, 17b.

Cheeseman, Willard L., ARAAie 17a.

Chelf,' Richard, SCS. 116b.

Chelf, W. M., PMA-GRN, 97a.

Chesney, B. Clarence, FCA,

64b.

Chesnut, Louis C, FCA, 65a.

Chidester, Gardner H., FS, 74a.

Chilcoat, Burgess F„ FCA,

65a.

Childers, Louis E., ARAPISAE, 41a.

Childs, James F. L., ARA~

PISAE, 48a.

Childs, Robert C, FCA, 63b.

Childs, V. C, BAE, 5b.

Chipperfield, Wm. A., FS, 79b.

Chisholm, Dan P., SOL, 14b.

Chisholm, F. N., PMA, LIV,

99a.

Chisholm, Robert D., ARAEPQ, 33b.

Chowns, George W., ARAEPQ, 35a.

Christ, J. H., SCS, 119a.

Christenson, G. W., PMA, FV,

95a.

Christensen, I. L., SCS, 115a.

Christian, Albert C, CEA, 60b.

Christie, Jesse R., ARAPISAE, Bla.

Christy, Joseph B., SCS, 119a.

Church, Donald E., BAE, 3b.

Claborn, Houston V., ARAEPQ, 33b.

Claffey, Joseph B.. ARA-AIC,

16b.

Clagett, John W., PMA, C&I,

104b.

Clapp, Cecil E., FS, 78b.

Clapper, Russell B., ARAPISAE, 51a.

Clark, B. B., SCS, 114a.

Clark, Cleon L., FS, 77b.

Clark, Donald E., FS, 76b.

Clark, E. M., PMA, LIV, 100a.

Clark. E. R., PMA-GRN, 98b.

Clark, Emily E., BAE, 3a.

Clark, Everett H., SCS, 112a.

Clark, Frands E., ARAPISAE, 51b.

Clark, Frederick E., ARA-AIC,

l&b.

Clark, John H., SCS, 109a.

Clark, Joseph S., ARA-BAI,

25a.

Clark', Kenneth G., ARAPISAE, 52b.

Clark, Richard T., ARA-BAI,

19a.

Clark, W. W., EXT., 62b.

Clarke, Alfred E.. ARAPISAE, 49a.

Clarke, Ira D., ARA-AIC, 16b.

Clarke, Rufus R., FCA, 65b.

Clarke, Stanley C, SCS, 118b.

Clarkson, Merton R,, ARABAI, 20a.

Clausen, Curtis P., ARA-EPQ,

29a

Clave! William. ARA-EPQ,

36a.

Clavell, Cesar, ARA-BAI, 21a.

Clay. Merle E., PMA, MFRB,

103.

Claycomb, Richard S., ARAPISAE. 54b.

Clayton, Edward E., ARAPISAE, 46b.

Clayton, H. G., EXT.. 62a.

Clayton, Robert L., ARA-EPQ,

30b.

Cleasby, Elwood W., ARAEPQ, 36b.

Cleaver, Thayer, ARÁ-PISAE,

o4b.

Clements, Charles W„ SCS,

112a.

Clements, Forrest E., BAE, 4b.

Clements, Victor A., FS, 71b.

Clendenin. J. F., PMA, LIV.

100a.

Cliff, Edward P., FS, 75a.

Cline, Albert C, FS, 71b.

Cline, E. J., PMA, TOB, 101a.

Cline, Marlin G., ARA-PISAE,

53a.

Close, W. L., PMA, FV, 95b.

Ciough Ellis B., OFAR, 8b.

Clouse, Louise, ARA-PISAE.

51b.

Clyde, George D.. SCS, Ilia.

Clyde, Grover, PMA, FV, 95b.

Coarsey, J. M., ARA-EPQ,

33b.

Coates, William H„ SCS. 111b.

Cochran, Allan R., FS, 78b.

Cochran, H. Dean, FS, 70a.

Cochran, Lloyd C, ARAPISAE, 47b.

Cochrell, Albert N., FS, 74b.

Cockerham, Kirby L., ARAEPQ, 36b.

Codd, Ashton R.. SCS, Ilia.

Coddington, J. W., PMA, DAI,

92b.

Codman, Winfield S.. ARAEPQ, 36a.

Coffin, Lillard B„ ARA-EPQ,

35b.

Cohan, George E., ARÁ-BAI,

23b.

Cohee, M. H.. SCS, 114a.

Cohen, Meyer W., ARA-BAI,

22b,

Coke, J. Earl, EXT., 62a.

Coker, James, CEA, 60a.

Colby. Bernard A., FCA, 65b.

Colby, M. Eldon, FCIC, 69a.

Cole, Clarence G., ARA-BAI.

24b.

Cole, H. C, B&F, 6b.

Cole, Hayward C, SCS, 117a.

Cole, James A., PMA, 106a.

Cole, John R., ARA-PISAE,

48a.

Cole, Thomas A., PMA, FV,

95b.

Cole, Truman W„ ARA-BAI,

21a.

Cole. William H., FS, 80a.

Colebank, Andy W., PMA.

DAI 92a.

Colemán, Donald G., FS, 74a.

Coleman, J. H., ARA-BAI,

20b.

Coleman, Otto H., ARAPISAE, 46b.

Coleman, Robert E.. ARAPISAE, 46b.

Colgan, J. M., SCS, 115a.

Collett, Merrill J.. PMA, 105.

CoUîer, G. A., PMA-GRN, 96a.

Collins, Allan J., SCS, 111b.

Collins, Bessie L., ARA-BDl.

26a.

Collins, Charles A., PMA, 107a.

Collins, Clarence K., FS, 75a.

Collins, Emmett B., B&F, 6a,

Collins. Floyd I., ARA-PISAE,

44b.

Collins, H. L., BAE, 5b.

Collins, H. M., SCS, 114a.

Collins, Wilkie, Jr., SCS. 117a.

Colman, Edward A., FS, 71b.

Colman, W. H., SCS, 115b.

Colvin, Carl, FCA, 63.

Colwell, William E., ARAPISAE, 47a.

Colwick, Rex F., ARA-PISAE,

54a.

Combs, Arthur, ARA-BAI,

23b.

Combs, L. R., SCS. 114a.

Combs, W. B., EXT., 61b.

Compton, Leroy E., ARAPISAE. 41b.

Compton, Martin V., SCS,

118a.

Comstock, Verne E., ARAPISAE, 41a.

Conarro, Raymond M., FS,

78b.

Conklin, E. E., PMA. FV, 94b.

Conklin, James G., ARA-EPQ,

Conkfin, R. D., PMA, LIV. 98.

Conklyn. James H., SCS, 112b.

Conn, William E., ARA-EPQ,

35a.

Connaughton, Chas A., FS,

73a.

Conner, Varrel J., SCS. 117b.

Connolly, Frank A., FS, 78a.

Connolly, Harold G., PMA,

91b.

Connor, Bernard, ARA-EPQ,

28a,

Conover, Arthur G., BAE, 3b.

Conrad, Carl M., ARA-AIC,

17b.

Converse, Charles D., ARAPISAE, 52b.

Conway, W. H., EXT., 61.

Conyers, Leonard N., FCA,

64a.

Cook, Harold T., ARA-PISAE,

50a,

Cook, Howard C, FS, 79a.

Cook, John M., PMA, 91b.

Cook, L. G., EXT., 62b.

Cook, Leo J., ARA-BAI. 22b.

Cook, M. J., PMA, LIV, 98b.

Cook, T. C, PMA, LIV. 99a.

Cooley, Charles E., ARA-EPQ,

31a.

Cooley, Jacquelin S., ARAPISAE, 50a.

Coon, B. F., ARA-PISAE, 47a.

Coon, Elvin R., ARA-BAI,

21a.

Coons, Callie Mae, ARAHNHE. 38.

Coons, George H., ARAPISAE, 46a.

Cooper, Arthur W., SCS, 110b.

Cooper, George E., SOL, 14a.

Cooper, Herbert P., OES, 56b.

Cooper, James P.. BEPQ. 32a.

Cooper, John C, B&F, 6.

Cooper, M. O., PMA. LIV, 98.

Cooper, Martin R., B&E, 4a.

Cooper, T. P., EXT., 62a.

Cooper, Thomas P., OES, 56a.

Cooper, William C, ARAPISAE. 48a.

Copeland, Alden, SCS, 120b.

Copeland, Otis L., Jr., ARAPISAE, 51a.
290 INDEX OF NAMES

Copley, Michael J„ ARA-AIC,

18a.

Copley, Thomas L., SCS. 110a.

Corbin, R. E., PMA, FV, 96b.

Cordell, Eursell S., SOS, 116b.

Corless, D. E., PMA-GRN,

97b.

Corliss, John M., ARA-EPQ.

33a.

Corman, Daniel B., REA, 108.

Cornelius, Donald R., FS, 71b.

Cornell, Frederic R., SCS,

H7b.

Cornett. H. Ray, PMA, CAS,

105b.

Correll, Donovan S., ARABPISAE, 50b.

Correll, Lynne M., FS, 78a.

Corrigan, Lawrence M., FCA,

64b.

Cortelyou, Frank V» D., SCS,

111b.

Cory, Harold A., FCA, 66b.

Cosby, Stanley W., SCS, 119a.

Cosgrove, Joseph R., FCA, 65b.

Cosbow, Emery E., ARA-BAI,

20b.

Cosper, Harold R., ARAPÎSAE, 52b.

Cossitt, Floyd M., FS, 78b.

Costley, Richard J., FS, 78a.

Costello, David F., FS, 78a.

Cott, Otto C, ARA-AIC, 16a.

Cottam, Louis F., FS. 75b.

Cotton, John R., ARA-^PISAE.

44a.

Cotton, Richard T., ÂRA-EPQ,

28b.

Couch, James F., ARA-AIC,

16a.

Coulson, Emery J., ARA-AIC.

16a.

Countryman, Clive M., FS,

71b.

Courchene, Anna-May, ARABDI, 27b.

Couii;ney, Wilbur D., ARAPISAE, 51b.

Coville, Perkins, FS, 70b.

Cowan, John C, ARA-AIC,

17a.

Cowart, Fred F., ARA-PISAE,

48b.

Cowart, Jack, PMA, 86.

Cowger, James I., ARA-EFQ,

35a.

Cowgill. William H., OFAR,

9b.

Cowley. Earl W., SCS, Ilia.

Cowley, W^alter R., ARAPISAE, 52b.

Cowlin, Robert W., PS, 72b.

Cox, Charles J, J., Jr., FCA,

64a.

Cox, Charles M„ PMA, 89.

Cox, H. A., Jr., PMA, PV, 95b.

Cox, James C, SCS, 112b.

Cox, W. P., PMA, FV, 96b.

Coyle, James J., SCS, 116a.

Crabb, George A., Jr., SCS,

110b.

Craddoek, George W., FS, 72a.

Craft, W. A., ARA-BAI. 19b.

Crafton, H. G., PMA. TOB,

101a.

Crafts, Edward C, FS, 71a.

Craig, J. C, SCS, 114b.

Craig, Raymond A., PMA, 91a.

Crall, James M., ARA-PISAE,

44b.

Cramer, Arthur, FS, 75a.

Cramer, H. L., ARA-EPQ, 32a.

Crandall, Bowen S., OFAR, 9b.

Crane, Basil K., FS, 76a.

Crane, Harley L., ARAPISAE, 48a.

Crary, Errol C, FS, 76a.

Crawford, Arthur B., ARABAI, 24a.

Crawford, Frank W., ÁRABAI, 23a.

Crawford, L. A.. FCA, 66b.

Crawford, Ralph W., PS, 77b.

William V/. Crawford, FS.

75a.

Crav/ley, William B., PMA,

106a.

Creel, C. W. EXT., 62b.

Creer, P. J., BAE, 5b.

Cressman, Albert W., ARAEPQ, 82a.

Crews, Clarence E., SCS, 117b.

Criekman, C. W., BAE, 4a.

Griddle, Wayne D., SCS, Ilia.

Crisler, Joseph N., ARA-EPQ,

35b.

Crisp, G. B., PMA, FV, 95b.

Crispin, W. R., PMA-GRN.

98b.

Critendon, Lloyd G., PMA, 91b.

Critz, James E., SCS, 116a.

Crocker, Clayton S., FS, 74a.

Croft. Malcolm. SCS. 112b.

Croft, Russell A^, FS, 72a.

Crompton, I{. i^ester, PMA,

107b.

Fred P. Cronemiller, B'S, 76b.

Cronen, Gordon W., ARA-BAI,

20b.

C ronin, Timothy C, ARAEPQ, S4a.

Cronister, Kathryn, ARAHNHE, 38a.

Cronkhite, E. J., PMA, LIV.

98a.

Crook, David K., ARA PISAE,

53a.

Crooks, Clarence A., ARAEPQ, 29a.

Crooks, Donald M., ARAPISAE, 46b.

Croom, Robert F., PMA, 88,

Cross, E. J.. PMA-GRN, 07a.

Croiit. F. G., PMA, 104a,

Crow, William C, PMA,

MFRB, 103.

Crowe. Grady B., BAE. 4a.

Crowell, Ralph E„ FS, 79b.

Crowley, Thomas M. J.. SOL,

14a.

Cruiksbank, Jarnes W.. FS,

73a.

Cruze, George K., SCS, 11 lb.

Cudmore, W. P., .]i„ PMA

FV. 96b.

Cudmore, W. P., Jr.. PMA

DAL 92b.

Culbertson, Joseph O., AHA

PISAE, 42a.

Cullinan, Prank P.. ARA

PISAE, 41. - Culver, Herrin P., SCS, 109a.

Cumings, Glenn A., ARAPISAE, 53b.

Gumming, William C, FS, 71b.

Cumings, P. A., PMA CRN,

97b.

Cummings, Muri E., FCIC,

69b,

Cunningham, R. N., FS, 72a.

Cummins, George B., PISAE,

51b.

Curl, I^v F., ARA-EPQ, ñ5a.

Currie, Dennis H., ARA-EPQ,

35b.

Currie, M, Eugene, ARA-EPQ,

35a.

Curtis, Chas., SCS. 117b.

Curry, John A., PMA, FV,

94b.

Curry, John J., OHE, 9.

Curry, John R., FS, 72b.

Curry, T. C, PMA, FV, 94a.

Curtis, James D., FS, 72a.

Curtis, John J., ARA-AIC,

17a.

Curtis, R. L., SCS, 114b.

Cushman, Arthur D., ARAEPQ, 29b.

Dahms, Reynold G., ARAEPQ, 29a.

Dakin, N. A., PMA, DAL 92b.

Daly, P. R., SCS, 113a.

Daly, Rex F., BAE, 4a.

Dameron, Zeehariah C, Jr.,

SCS, 117a.

Dana, Bliss F., ARA-PISAE,

49a.

Daniel, Harley A., SCS, 110a.

Daniel, J. Alton, SCS, 116a.

Daniels, Fred, BAE, 5b.

Daniels, John B., FCIC, 68.

D'Aquin, Esler L., ARA-AIC,

17b.

Darby, Howard L., ARA-BAI,

21b.

Darrow, George M., ARAPISAE, 47b.

Darsey, Arthur L.. SCS, 119b.

Daugherty, Charles L, FS,

7Ga.

Daughtridge, S. L.. SCS, li3b.

Davey, Karl T., FS, 71a.

Davidson, Clifford A., FS, 71b.

Davidson, George W. R., ARA

EPQ, 30b.

Davidson, Lester G,, ARA

; PISAE, 46b.

Davidson, Ross W., ARAPISAE, 51a.

Davidson, W. A., PMA-GRN.

96a.

Davies, James B., ARA-AIC,

18a.

Davies, Ross D., SCS, 118a.

Davis, Charles lu, ARA-BAI,

24a.

Davis, Chester E., PMA. SUG.

101a.

Davis, Clinton L., FS. 70b.

Davis, Don, SCS, 118a.

Davis. Earl G., ARA-EPQ,

29a.

Davis, Edward M., FS, 74a.

Davis, Edward M., SCS, 111b.

Davis, Emily C. ARA-HNHE,

38a.

Davis, Floyd E., OFAR, 8a.

Davis, Glen N., ARA-PISAE,

48b.

Davis, Howard H., FS, 76a.

Davis, Howard P., PMA, 102b.

Davis, Leon M., PMA. DAI.

02b.

Davis, Martin M., ARA-BAI

21b.

Davis, Mayhew H.. FS, 79a.

Davis, P. O., EXT., 62a.

Davis, Raymond H., SCS, 109b.

Davis, Roy B., ARA-PISAE,

54a.

Davis, Roy M., SCS, 117b.

Davis, Russell L., ARA-BAI, Í9b.

Davis, Thomas J., SCS, 116b

Davis, W. G., SCS, 115a.

Davis. W. S., PMA-GRN, 97a.

Davis,. Walter A., PMA, F&O,

94b.

Davis, Wilfred S., FS, 75a.

Davis, William C, ARAPISAE, 42b.

Davison, Suzanne, ARAHNHE, 38b.

Davison, Verne E., SCS, 112b.

Dawson, Elsie H., ARAHNHE, 88b.

Dawson, .Tames R., ARA-BDI,

26a.

Dawson. Paul R., ARA-AIC,

17b.
INDEX OF NAMES 291

Dawson, Ralph K,, CEA, 60a.

Dawson, Roy C, SCS, 110a.

Dawson, Wilson F., ARAEPQ, 31b.

Day, Ralph K., FS, 72a.

Dayharsh, Victor J., FS, 79b.

Dayton, William A., FS, 71a.

Dean, Anthony P., FS, 71a.

Dean. D. W., PMA, LIV, 98b.

Dean, Harold L., SCS, 116a.

Dean, J. M., SCS, 113b.

Dean, James D., ARA-AIC,

17b.

Dean, John G., Jr., ARAPISAE, 44b.

Dean, John H., PMA, 89.

Dean, Lyman A.. ARA-PISAE,

51b.

Dean, Ralph W., ARA-EPQ,

82b.

Dean, T. M., SCS, 114a.

Dean. Walter C, FCA, 66b.

Dearing, Charles T., ARABDI, 26a.

DeBerti, Marco, BEBQ, 36a.

Decell, William W., ARA-EPQ,

34b.

DeEds. Floyd, ARA-AIC, 18b.

Deg-man, Elliott S., ARAPISAE, 48a.

Dejarnette, George M., FS,

74b.

Delano, Randolph O., FHA,

68b.

Delany, Katherine, FCA, 65a.

Dell, Richard A., REA, 108a.

Del^ach, D. B., BAE, 8b.

Demaree, Juan B., ARAPISAE, 47b.

Deming, George W., ARÂPISAE, 46ß.,

Demmon, E. L., FS, 72a.

DeMoss, Emmett R., ARAPISAE, 41a.

Dempsey, Angeline M., FS,

74a.

Dendinger, Walter C, ARABAI, 20a.

Denham, Avon, FS, 71 a.

Denio, Reginald M., FS, 75a.

Densmore, Jack, SCS, 115b.

Deonier, Marshall T., ARAPISAE, 49a.

Deputy, Ona D., ARA-EPQ,

31b.

Derham, Edgar M., FCIC, 69b.

Dermen, Haig, ARA-PISAE,

47b.

De Silvia, Ernest R., FS, 78b.

Despain, Verne L., FS, 76a.

Desrosiers, Russell, OFAR, 9b.

Detrich, Ralph, SCS, 118a.

Detwiler, Samuel B., ARAAIC, 16.

Deuser, Joy J., SCS, 117b.

DeVaughan, W. A., ARA-BAI,

19a.

DeVore, Paul T., FCA, 66b.

DeVries, Peter H., PMA, INF,

102a.

Dewey, Donald H., ARAPISAE, 49b.

DeWoIfe, M. W., FCA. 65b.

DeWolfe, Ralph Y., PMA,

106b.

Diadato, A. J., PMA, FV, 95b.

Dice, George A., PMA, SUG,

101.

Dicken, Tom D., SCS, 117b.

Dickens, Jay S., SCS, 119a.

Dickerman, Murlyn B., FS,

72b.

Dickover, Donald D., ARABAI, 23a.

Dickerson, J. E., PMA, PV,

95a.

Dickerson, Raymond W., PMA,

FV, 95a.

Dickey, Paul C, SCS, 120a.

Dickson, Allan D., ARAPISAE, 42b.

Dickson, James G., ARAPISAE, 42b.

Dickson. William F., SCS,

119a.

Didiock, Cecil V., ARA-BAI,

22a.

Diebei, Ernest, FCA, 64b.

Dieffenbach, Emery M., ARAPISAE, 53b.

Diehl, James N., FS, 79a.

Diehl. William W., ARAPISAE, 51b.

Diener, Harry C, SCS. 109b.

Dietrick, A. Norman, SCS,

112a.

Dietrich. J, H., PMA, LIV,

100a.

Di«trick, L. B., EXT., 62b.

Dietz, Thomas J., ARA-AIC,

16b.

Dikmans, Gerard, ARA-BAI,

25b.

Dillard, Wimberly T., ARAEPQ, 31a.

Diller, Jesse D., ARA-PISAE,

51a.

Dillerl Oliver D., SCS, 110a.

Dilley, Jesse R., ARA-AIC,

17a.

Dillman, Arthur C, ARAPISAE, 42a.

Dillon, George E., REA. 108a.

Dillon, John F., SCS. 118a.

Dimler, Robert J., ARA-AIC,

17b.

Dinsmore, Donald T., SCS,

112a.

Diseker, Ellis G.. SCS, 110b.

Dixon, H. M., EXT.. 61b.

Dixon, John H., PMA, FV,

95a

Doan,' C. E., PMA. LIV, 100b.

Dobkins, Delmar A., SCS,

118b.

Dobson, Richard C, BEBQ,

32b.

Dodd, Fred O.. ARA-EPQ,

31a.

Dodd, Herbert J.. ARA-EPQ,

34a.

Dodge, J. Robert, ARAPISAE. 54b.

Dodge, Walton, FHA, 68a.

Doell, William R., Jr., ARAEPQ, 36b.

Doherty, Philip B., ARAPISAE, 54b.

Dolan, Hugh F., Jr., ARAPISAE, 55b.

DoUear. Frank G., ARA-AIC,

17b.

Dolson, L. J., PMA, DAI. 93a.

Dolvin. Ralph L., SCS, 113a.

Dominy, James F., Jr., SCS,

116b.

Domnoslcy, Herman G., ARABAI, 22b.

Donahue, John E., SOL, 14b.

Donnelly. Maurice, SCS, 110a.

Donovan, C. G.. PMA, LIV.

99b.

Donovan, Henry A., ARAAIC, 16.

Donovan, Ruth, OFAR, 8a.

Doolan, Elmer E.. ARAPISAE, 58b.

Doolittle. Sears P., ARAPISAE, 49a.

Doore, George S.. ARA-EPQ,

86a.

Dopson. Robert K., ARA-EPQ,

30b.

Dopson, Robert N., Jr., ARAEPQ, 30a.

Doremus, John W., PMA. 91b.

Dorny, Carl H., SCS. 109a.

Dorroh. Marion W., LIB, 11a.

Dorsey, R. Corbin, CEA, 60a.

Dorst, Howard E., ARA-EPQ,

37a.

Doss, ' Mildred A., ARA-BAI.

25b.

Doucette, Charles F., ARAEPQ, 37b.

Doughty, Thomas E., SCS,

118a.

Douglass, Earle L., SCS, 112a.

Douglass, James R., ARAEPQ, 36b.

Douglas, William A., ARAEPQ, 29a.

Douthitt, Fred D., FS, 71b.

Dow. A. Irving, ARA-PISAE,

Dow,'Robert C, FCA, 66b.

Dowd. L. E., PMA, 91b.

Dowdy, R. L., PMA. TOB.

101b.

Downen, Chester P., PMA, 87.

Downing, M. E., PMA, FV.

95b.

Doyle, Peter J.. P&O, 13a.

Drechsler, Charles, ARAPISAE. 49a.

Dreisbach, Margaret B., ARAHNHE, 38b.

Dremolski, Louie A., FS, 76a.

Dresskell, Wilfred W.. FS, 76b.

Driggs, Marshall P., PMA,

FDP, 102a.

Driver, Fred C, ARA-BAI.

20b.

Drosdoff, Matthew, ARAPISAE, 48a.

Droste, W. H.. FCA. 65b.

Drow, John T., FS, 74a.

Ducoff, Louis J., BAE, 4b.

Dudley, John E., Jr.. ARAEPQ, 37b.

Duerr, William A., FS, 73a.

Duffield, John W., FS. 71b.

Duffy, Walter A., FHA, 68b.

Duggan, Ivy W., FCA, 63.

Duggan, William H., PMA,

C&I, 104.

Duley. F. L., SCS, 110a.

DuMez, M. R., PMA, 99a.

Duncan, John M., REA, 108b.

Duncan, Mott R., SCS, 118b.

Dundas, J. P., SCS, 115b.

Dunegan, John C, ARAPISAE, 47b.

Dunham. James M., ARAEPQ. 35a.

Dunkleberger, H. L, PMA,

PMS, 86.

Dunlap, Matthew E., FS, 74a.

Dunn, Fred, PMA, FV, 96a.

Dunn, M. I., PMA, TOB, 101a.

Dunnam, Erastus W., ARAEPQ, 29b.

Dunning, Duncan, FS, 71b.

Dunton, Bertha E., LIB, 11.

DuPre', A. Mason, Jr., ARAAIC, 17b.

Dupree, Callie S., FCIC. 69a.

DuPuy, William H., SCS,

117a.

Durham, Victor C, ARA-EPQ,

31a.

Durkin, Joseph S., SCS, 109a.

Dutton, Herbert J.. ARA-AIC,

17a.

Dutton, Walt L., FS, 71a.

Duvall, George T.. INF., 10a.

Duvendack, George H., FS,

70a.

Dwyer. J. J., PMA~GRN, 97a.
292 INDEX OF NAMES

Dwyer, James E., ARA-BAL

20a.

Dykes, Jefferson C, SCS, 109.

Dyksterhuis, Edsko J., SCS,

117b.

Dykstra, Theodore P., ARÁPISAE, 49b.

Dysinger, George E., FCIC,

69b.

Earhart, Robert W., ARAPISAE. 41b.

Earle, Fontaine R., ÂRA-AIC,

17a.

Eaton, B. C, ARA-EPQ, 32a.

Eaton, Frank M., ARA-PISÁE,

44a.

Eberhardt, G. W., ARA-BAI,

2Sb.

Eberly, Howard J., FS, 71a.

Ebert, John L., PMA, FV, 95a.

Ebling, W. H., BAE, 5b.

Eccleston, Charles, P&O, 13b.

Eckhardt, Robert C, ARAPISAE, 42a.

Eckholm, Oke, SCS, 119b.

Edd, Herbert A., FS, 73b.

Edelin, Boyd C, FCA, 64b.

Edgar, Alfred D., ARAPISAB, 54b.

Edgerly, Gerald O., ARAPISAB, 54b.

Edier, George C, BAE, 5a.

Edmands, Mary J., ARA-EPQ,

28a.

Edminster, Frank C, SCS,

111b.

Edminster, T. W., SCS, 110b.

Edmond, David, ARA-BAI,

23a.

Edmonston, M. N., PMA, 95a.

Edmunds, Wade M., REA,

108b.

Edmundson, W. Clifford, ARÂPISAE, 48b.

Edwards, Brice, PMA, FV. 94a.

Edwards, Everett E., BAE, 8.

Edwards, Harry G., SCS, 112b.

Edwards, John R., Jr., FCA,

64a.

Edwards, John S., FS, 77a.

Edwards, Max J., ARAPISAE, 53a.

Edwards, Paul W., BAIC, 16a.

Eggers, David F., ARA-BAI,

23b.

Eifíer. Clyde E., ARA-EPQ,

34a.

Eisaman, H. G.. PMA, DAI,

92a.

Eisner, Abner, ARA-AIC, 16b.

Ekovich, M. T., SCS, 114b. EÎdredge, Dale B., ARAPISAE, 53b.

Eldredge, Lynn E., PMA, C&I,

104a.

Ellens, J. A., ARA-BAI, 23a.

Ellerbe, C. M„ SCS. 114a.

Ellington, E. V., EXT., 62b.

Ellington, Wm. Clark, FCA,

66b.

Elliott. Foster F., BAE, 3.

Elliott, Sarah K, P&O, 13b.

Elliott, William G., PMA, C&I,

104b.

Elliott, William H., PMA,

MFRB, 103b.

Ellis, Agnes M., ARA-PISAE,

51a.

Ellis, F. Helen, OFAR, 8a.

Ellis, Frank R., ARA-ARC,

57a.

Ellis, Guerdon, FS, 77a.

Ellis, Lippert S.. OES, 56a.

Ellis, L. S.. EXT., 62a.

Ellis. Ned R., ARA-BAI. 19a.

Ellis, Raymond H., SCS, 118a.

Ellis, Wayla C, FS, 7ñb.

Ellis, Wesley L., SCS, 119a.

Ellison, Edwin H., FS. 76b.

Ellison, G. L., PMA, LIV,

100b.

Ellison, Lincoln, FS. 72a.

Ellyson, Russell G., FHA, 68b.

Elmendorf, Harold B., SCS,

118b.

Elmes, Ronald B„ SCS, 119b.

Elting, Erwin C, OES, 55.

Elwell, Fred N., ARA-BAI,

25b.

Emerson, Arthur W., SCS,

117a.

Emerson, John L., FS, 74b.

Emery, Harlan J., PMA, DAI,

92a

Eminger, Carl F., SCS. 116b.

Emmett, Edward W., ARABAI, 20a.

Emsweller, Samuel L., PISAE,

49b.

Enders, Robert K., ARA-BAI,

20a.

Endicott, Clinton L., SCS,

118a.

Engberg, John P.. FCA, 64a.

Engberg, Russell C, FCA, 64a.

England, Eric, OFAR, 8.

England, E. L., SCS, 113a.

Engle, Henry B., ARA-PISAE,

47a.

English. H, P., PMA-GRN,

96b.

Engstrom, Harold E., FS, 76b.

Ennis, T. R., PMA, LIV. 99b.

Entermille, F. D„ PMA-GRN,

96.

Eoff, William H., ARA-PISAE,

43a.

Epple, Lewis E., ARA-BAI,

23a.

Ergle, David R., ARA-PISAE,

44a..

Erhart, Andrew B., ARAPISAE, 52a.

Ericksen, Leyden N., FS, 71b.

Erickson. Taivo A.. FS, 70a.

Ericson, Ruth O., ARA-EPQ.

29b.

Erie, Leonard J., SCS, Ilia.

Eriksson, Horace C, FS, 78b.

Erlanson, Carl O., ARABPISAE, 50a.

Ernst, Gerald C, FCA. 64a.

Esgate, Arthur T., FCA, 65a.

Eskew. Roderick K., ARAAIC. 16b.

Espe, Dwisrbt L., OES, 55a.

Espy, William D., CEA, 60b.

Etchells. John L., ARA-AIC,

18a.

Etter, Clifton L., SCS, 118b.

Evanko, Anthony B,, FS, 72b.

Evans, Charles A., SCS. 116b.

Evans, Charles H., FCIC 69b.

Evans Chester E., PISAE, 52a.

Evans, Cyril D., ARA-AIC,

17a.

Evans, E. J., PMA, FV, 96a.

Evans, John J., ARA-BAI,

20b.

SvaT^s, Keith E., ARA-EPQ,

32b.

Evans, Norman A., ARA-BAI,

20b.

Evans, Paul. SCS, 118a.

Evans, Sterling C, FCA, 66b.

Evans, Wililam H., BAE, 5a.

Evenden, James C, ARA-EPQ,

32a.

Everheart, Jack D., SCS. 116b.

Everts, Ambrose B.. FS, 77b.

Ewen, F. C, SCS, 113a.

Ewing, Carl M., FS, 77b.

Ewing, J. A., BAE, 5a.

Ewing. Ky P., ARA-EPQ. 29b.

Ewing, Quincy, OFAR, 8a.

Ewing, Robert B., FS, 75b.

Eyre, F. H., FS, 72a.

Ezell, Boyce D., ARA-PISAE,

47b.

Fagan, George M.^ FS, 78b.

Fager, G. E., SCS, 114a.

Fahey, Jack E., ARA-EPQ,

33b.

Paires, Earl W., ARA-BDI,

26a.

Fairfax, Douglas D., ARAPISAE. 44b.

Falîihee, T. B., PMA, DAI,

93a.

Fankhauser, Paul P., FCA,

65a.

Farley, Bertha E., ARA-AIC.

16a.

Farr, Jesse R., ARA-BAI, 22a.

Farr, Jesse R., SOL, 14b.

Farrar, Clayton L., ARA-EPQ.

28a.

Parrar, J. Beverley, FCIC,

69b.

Farrell, James W., FS, 76a.

Farrell, Norman J., FS, 77a.

Farrell, William F., SOL, 14b.

Parrington, R. L., FCA, 63.

Farris, Nolan F., OES, 55a,

Fassuliotis, George, ARAPISAE, 51b.

Fatherree, Thomas B., FHA,

68a.

Fatjo, Edward H., ARA-BAI,

20a.

Fatzinger, Richard P., ARAEPQ, 36a.

Faulconer, Frances E., EXT.,

61.

Favre. Clarence E., FS, 76b.

Faxon, Richard, ARA-EPQ,

31a.

Fay, William B., FS, 75a.

Fearnow, Theodore C, FS, 78a.

Feaster, Carl V., ARA-PISAE,

45a.

Feddersen, Howard C, PMA,

DAI, 92a.

Fee. William E., Jr., SCS,

109a.

Feeney, Robert E., ARA-AIC.

18b.

Felker, Ralph H.. SCS. 119a.

Fellows, Hurley, ARA-PISAE,

41b.

Fellows, Rodmann M., SCS,

112a.

Felts, J. Hugh, ARA-PISAE,

47a.

Penley, John M., FS, 72a.

Fenner, Olen L., SCS, 117a.

Fenton, E. E., SCS, 115a.

Fergus, Ernest N., ARAPISAE, 44b.

Ferguson, C. M., EXT., 62b.

Ferguson, Geo. W., PMA, LIV,

100b.

Ferguson, J, W., SCS. 115b.

Ferguson, Robert C, FCA, 64b,

Fergusson, CM., PERS, 12a.

Ferrare, George D., FS, 77a.

Ferrée, Itha H., ARA-BDI,

26a.

Ferrer, Angel L., FS, 80a.

Fetrow, Ward W.. FCA, 64a.

Fetzer, C. D., SCS, 113b.

Feuire, Reuben O., ARA-AIC,

17b.

Feustel, Irvin C, ARA-AIC

18b.

Fields, Ralph E., FS. 74a.

Fife, James M., ARA-PISAE.

4ßa.

Fifield, Colburn C, ARAPTSAE. 42a.

Fifield, Willard M., OES, 56a.
INDEX OP NAMES 293

Fike, Linus R., SOL, 14b.

Filachione, Edward M., ARAAlO. 16b,

Filler, Edmund C, ARA-EPQ,

36a.

Findlay, Joseph P., PERS, 12a.

Findlen, Herbert, ARA-PISAE,

50a. . ^

Findlow, E. E., PMA, DAI,

93b.

Fine, Lawrence 0., ARAPISAE. 52b.

Finker, A. L., BAE, 5b.

Finnen, H. H., SGS, 110a.

Finner. Wynn F., BAE, 3b.

Finney, Karl F., ARA-PISAE,

41b.

Finney, Wilford W., LIB. 11.

Flemer, Henry L., LIB, 11a.

Fischer, Fred F., ARA-BAI,

21b.

Fischer, George W., ARAPISAE, 45b.

Fischer, Russell P., SOL, 14b.

Fischer, W. F., FS, 77a.

Fischer, William H., FS, 78b.

Fishback, Howard B., ARABAI, 23b.

Fisher. C. E., SCS, HOb.

Fisher, Charles H., ARA-AIC,

17b.

Fisher, Walter E., FCA, 66a.

Fishier, Donald W., ARAPISAE, 44a.

Fitchett, Donald J., ARA-EPQ.

35b.

Fitz-Roy. F. G., PMA, LIV,

lOOa,

Flach, Victor H. W., FS, 77b.

Fladness, Severin O., ARABAI, 19.

Flanagan, Jeff E., OFAR, 9b.

Flanagan, R. C, SCS, 113b.

Flavin, Thomas J., SEC, 2.

Fleck, Elmer E., ARA-EPQ,

33a

Fleming. Charles E., OES, 56b.

Fleming, Donald E., ARAPISAE, 42a. _ - Fletcher, Hazel M., ARAHNHE, 38b.

Fletcher, Herbert C, FS, 73b.

Fletcher, J. W„ FMA-GRN,

97a.

Fletcher, Joel E., SCS, 110a.

Flinchnra, James M., FCA, 65a.

Flint, G. M.. SCS, 114b.

Flock, Kester D.. FS, 76a.

Flor. Harold H.. ARA-PISAE,

42b.

Plorance, Reynolds G., SOL,

14a.

Floyd. D. L., BAE, 5a.

Flueck, H. A., SCS, 115a.

Flynt, H. S., PMA, FV, 95a.

Fogle. Harold W., ARAPISAE. 48a.

Fogle. P. L„ SCS, 115b.

Foiles, Marvin W., FS, 72b.

Foitik, J. A., PMA, LTV, 99b.

Foley, C. E.. PMA, LIV, 99b.

Foîey, Floyd P., PMA, FV. 96a.

Folken, H. G,, PMA, SUG,

lOlb.

Folsom, Frank B., FS, 77b.

Fons, Wallace A., FS, 71b.

Fontaine, Thomas D., ARAAIC. 16a.

Foote, Lorenzo S., ARAPISAE, 54a.

Forber, Arthur, SCS. 117a.

Forbes, Ian, Jr., ARA-PISAE,

44b.

Ford, T. H.. SCS, llSb.

Fore. Robert E.. ARA-PISAE,

47a.

Forest. Herbert L., PMA, DAI,

91.

Forman, Milton H., ARA-BDI,

26a,

Forster, C. T., PERS, 12b.

Forster, P. K., SCS, 115a.

Forsyth, William R., ARAEPQ, 32b.

Forsythe, Howard Y., SCS,

111b.

Fortenberry, D. W., SCS, 113b.

Forv/ard, Chas. H., FS, 79b. ; Fosen, E. H., ARA-EPQ, 32a.

Foster, Arthur C. ARAPISAE, 49a.

Foster, Aurel 0., ARA-BAI,

25b.

Foster, George H., ARAPISAE, 54b.

Foster, Leighton G., PMA, 88.

Foster, Samuel B., ARA-BAI,

20b.

Fountain, S. H., PMA, FV,:

94b.

Fowells, Harry A., FS, 71b.

Fowler, Marvin E., ARAPISAE, 50b.

Fowler, R. A., PMA, LIV,

100b.

Fowler, Robert L., OFAR, 9b.

Fox, Charles E., FS, 77a.

Fox, Gordon D., FS, 70a.

Fox, Karl, BAE, 3a.

Fox, Martin J., FCA, 64a.

Fracker, Stanley B., ARAADM, 15a.

Francis, Chester J., SCS. 117a.

Francis, John E., PERS, 12b.

Francis, Wiîmar, LIB, lia.

Franck, K. M., PMA, FV, 96a.

Frank, Archie H., ARA-BAI,

24a.

Frank, Franz A., ARA-PISAE,

45b.

Frankland, James, FS, 77b. '

Franz, George A., ARA-BAI.

22b.

Franzen, David A., SCS, 119a.

Frazee, WîUardC, FCA, 65a.

Frazîer, Andrew E., ARAEPQ, 32b.

Fray, Alice I., OFAR, 8a.

Frederic, Edgar H., ARA-^

EPQ, 30a.

Free, George R., SCS, 110a.

Freeman, Andrew F., ARAAIC, 17b.

Freeman, C. Chester, PMA,

102b.

Freeman, John D., SCS, 118b.

Freeman, Oliver M., ARAPISAE, 50b.

Freeman, Raymond H., FHA.

68a.

Freeman, Wayne H., ARAPISAE, 41b.

Freeman, William H., ARAEPQ, 31b.

Freemott, A. E., PMA, LIV,

99b.

French, George W., ARAPISAE, 54a.

French, H. W., PMA, LIV,

99a.

Fretts, Cari A., FCTÇ, 69a.

Freyburger, Edwin, SCS, 114a.

Friend, Robert H., ARA-AIC,

16a.

Friend, Roger B., ARA-EPQ,

33a.

Frisch, Ernest, FHA, 68b.

Frischknecht, Carl, EXT., 62b.

Froker, Rudolph K., OES, 56b.

Fromme, Fred D., OES, 55.

Frutchey, E. P., EXT., 61a.

Fry, J. M., EXT., 62b.

Pry, Hugh L., ARA-BAI, 21a.

Fry, L. Cari, PMA, 107b.

Fry, William E., FS, 74b.

Fuehs, Robert H., PMA, FIS,

59. ,

^uhriman, Walter U., BAE, 4a.

Fulghum, Ralph M., EXT..

61a.

Fuller, G. C, SCS. 114b.

Fuller. Glenn L., ses, 112b,

Fuller, K. J., PMA, LIV. 99a.

Fulmer, H. L., PMA, FV, 95b.

Fulton. Robert A., ARA-EPQ,

33a.

Fulton, Robert W., ARAPISAE, 47a. ^

Funchess, Marion J., OES, 56a.

Funchess, W. F., PMA-GRN,

97a

Fundís, G. B., PMA, LIV, 99b.

Furman, Alan F., SCS, 118b.

Furnîss, Robert L., ARA-EPQ,

32a

Furr," Joe R., ÂRA-PÎSAE,

Furry, Margaret S., ARAHNHE, 38b.

Fury, R. C. SCS, 119a

Fussell, Marion B., SCS, lUb.

Gaalaas, Robert F., ARA-BDI,

26a

Gable,' George H., SCS, IJJb.

Cachet, Thomas M., FCIC

GadSee, R. A.. PMA, LIV,

99b

Gaddis, Cari H., ARA-EPQ,

29a. Gaines, Edward M., FS, 73b.

Gaines, John G., ARA-PISAE,

Gained, Robert C, ARA-EPQ,

29b. , „„^

Gallagher, Frank A., SOU

14b.

Gallatin, M. H.. SCS, 110b

Galloway, Harry M., ARAPISAE, 53b. ^,

Galloway, Robert E.. BAE, 4b.

Galloway, T. O., SCS. 113a.

Gallup, Gladys, EXT., 61a.

Gangstad, Edward O., ARAPISAE, 43b.

Gano, Warden W., FS, 77b.

Gans, A. R-, FCA, 65a. ^^

Capen, Charles E., ARAPISAE, 41a.

Gapen, Kenneth M., INF., 10.

Garber, Ralph J., ARAPISAE, 45a. _^^

Gardiner, Samuel L., P&O,

IBa.

Gardner, Arling A., ARAEPQ. 32b. ^

Gardner, Frank E., ARAPISAE, 48a.

Gardner, Grover C, Jr., SCS,

116a.

Gardner, H. H., SCS. 114a.

Gardner. J. J., Jr., PMA, FV,

96b.

Gardner, Kelsey B., FCA, 64a.

Gardner, Reed S., FCA, 64b.

Gardner, Robert A., ARAPISAE, 53b.

Gardner, Theodore R., ARAEPQ. 29a.

Gardner, Victor R., OFAR, 8b.

Garfoot, Floyd A., SCS, 117b.

Garlock, Fred L., BAE, 4b.

Garman, Wilîard H., OES, 55a.

Garner, Milliard L., PMA, 91a.

Garnett, John R., PMA, PERS,

105.

Garrett, Earl B., SCS, 113b.

Garrett, J. C, BAE, 5a.

Garrett. John R., ARA-EPQ,

31a.
294 INDEX OF NAMES

Garrett, Joseph A., FCA, 64b.

Garrison, Carlton S., ARAPISAE, 44b.

Garver, Harry L., ARAPISAE. 53b.

Garver, Raymond D.> FS, 71a.

Garvey, Edward B., SOS,

109a.

Gasl<ill, John O., ARA~PISAE,

46a,

Gassett, Wilson E., ARA-EPQ,

35a.

Gasteiger, E. L., BAE, 5b.

Gaston, Harold P., ARAPISAE. 54b.

Gaston, Thomas L., Jr., SCS,

109.

Gastrock, Edward A., ARAAIC, 17b.

Gates, Aubrey D., EXT., 62a.

Gates, Daniel W., ARA-BAI,

24a.

Gates, J. F., ARA-EPQ, 29b.

Gatewood, M, E., SOS, 115b.

Gatlin, Eugene N., SCS, 116a,

Gay, Charles B., SCS, 110b.

Gay, Geraldus, ARA-EPQ. 31b.

Gay, Joseph C, ARA-EPQ,

35a.

Gay, L. W., PMA, FV, 96b.

Gayle, Hubbard K., SCS, 118a.

Gearhart, H. E.. SCS, 114b.

Geer, H, L.. PMA, FV. 96a.

Gegax, Charles L., ARA-BAI,

22b.

Gehrig, Clarence A., FHA,

68b.

Geiger, Phillip G., ARA-EPQ,

30b.

Geiger, Robert L., Jr., SCS.

109a,

Geissler, Gus F., FCIC, 68,

Gentry, Eugene M., FCA, 64b.

Gentry, Lee M., PMA. 106b.

George, Charles L., FS, 74a.

George, Emory, FS, 75b.

George, Ernest J., ARAPISAE, 50a.

Geraghty, Bernard K., SCS,

117b.

Gerdes, Francis L., PMA, 91b.

Gerhardt, Fisk, ÂRA-PISAE,

50a.

Gerrard. Paul H., FS, 78b.

Gerry, Eloise, FS, 73b.

Gerth, Arthur W., REA, 108a.

Gest, John F., ARA-BAI,

20b,

Gibbons, H. A., PMA, 100a.

Gibbs, J. Barnard, OFAR, 8a.

Gibbs, Joseph A., SCS, 112b.

Gibson, George G,, EXT., 6?b.

Gibson, J. H., PMA, LIV,

100b.

Gibson, Lee O., PMA, LIV,

99b.

Gibson, Loren R., PMA, FV,

95b.

Giddings, Nahum J., ARAPISAE, 46a.

Gieck, Ralph H., SCS. llGa.

Gîiford, Glen J., OHE. 9.

Gilbert, Norris W., ARAPISAE, 46b.

Gilbert, R. W., PMA-GRN,

97a.

Gilbert. S. J., BAE, 5b.

Gilbert, Seymour G., ARAPISAE, 48a.

Giîbertson, G. I., EXT., 62b.

Gilbertson, H. W., EXT., 61.

Gilcreast, Roy M., BAE, 4a.

Gilí, Denzell L., PISAE, 49b.

Gill, Lake S., ARA-PISAE,

51a.

Gillett, R. L., BAE, 5b.

Gillette, Leroy 0„ ARA»

PISAE, 47b.

GiUiland. C. B., PMA, F&O,

94b.

Gilman, E. D.. PMA-GRN,

97a.

Gîlman, Virgil D., EXT., 61b.

Gilmer. Paul M., ARA-EPQ,

29b.

Gîlmer. Robert M., ARAPISAE, 48a.

Gilpatrick, Victor A., 6ob.

Gilstrap, Marguerite, ARA

PISAE, 41a.

Gîltner, Leigh T., ARA-BAI,

24a.

Girard, Clarence H., SOL, 14b.

Gisel, E. G., ARA-BAI, 20b.

Givens, Robert L., ARAPISAE, 55a.

Gladney, Horace, ARA-EPQ,

30a.

Glaeser, Claire, FCA, 64b.

Glass, J. S., SCS, 114a.

Gîaves, Archie H., ARAPISAE, 54a.

Gîeason, Clark H., FS. 71b.

Gleason, M, B.. PMA-GRN,

97a.

Glendening, George E.. FS,

73b.

Gliddelî, Julian, SCS, 113a.

Glöckner, William C, ARABAI, 20b.

Glover, Arthur E., FS, 77b.

Glover, Earl R., PMA, 88.

Glymph, Louis M., Jr., SCS,

110b.

Goar, L. Gordon, PISAE, 41b.

Goddard, Vera R., ARAHNHE, 38b.

Godden, Floyd W., FS, 76a.

Goe, J. A., PMA, LIV. 98h.

Goetzen, Charles B., FS, 79a.

Goheen, Austin C, ARAPISAE, 47b.

Gohmert, William H., ARAEPQ, 35b.

Goldberg, Hyman, FS, 79a.

Goldblatt, Leo. A., ARA-AIC,

18a.

Goîdhamer, Herman, BAE, 3a.

Goldsmith, Margaret T., ARAHNHE, 38b,

Goîdthwaite, Charles F., ARAAIC, 17h.

Good, Edward J., PMA, FIS,

103b.

Goodeîl, Rolland J., FS, 75b.

Gooden, Ernest L., ARA-EPQ

33b.

Gooding, Cloyde L., ARA-BAI,

20a.

Goodrich, Herbert E.. INF.,

10a.

Goodseîl, Wylie D., BAE, 4a.

Goodwyn, William C FCA,

65b.

Gordon, A. W., PMA, FV. 95b.

Gordon, William G., ARA AIC,

17a.

Gore, Ulvs R.. ARA-PISAE,

41b.

Gorenz, August M,. ARAPISAE, 46a.

Gorrín, Louis, SOL, 14b,

Goss, Marshall J., ARA-AIC,

16.

Gossard, Atherton C„ ARAPISAE, 48b.

Gotthardt, Blanche, ARAPISAE, 44a.

Gottschalk, Louis C, SCS,

110b.

Gould, Carl A., FS, 75a.

Gowen, George M,. PS, 76b.

Gower, Daniel E., ARA-EPQ.

31a.

Grabow, Rudolph H., FS, 79b.

Gracia, W. H., SCS, I14a.

Gracik, John W., REA. 108.

Grady, Wilton M., SCS, 118a.

Grafues, J. H., PMA, FV, 95a.

Graham, Benjamin C, ARAEPQ, 35a.

Graham, Clifford L., FS, 78a.

Graham, Donald P., ARAPISAE, 51a.

Graham, E. M., PMA, FV, 94a.

Graham, Edward H., SCS,

109b.

Graham, Frank W., ARAEPQ, 33a.

Graham, Joseph H., PISAE,

45a.

Graham, R. Vance, PMA, LIV,

100b.

Graham, Thomas W., ARAPISAE, 47a.

Granaban, David M., INF.,

10a.

Grandfteld, Clarence O.. ARAPISAE, 44b.

Grandstafï, James O., ARABAI, 19b.

Granger. Christopher M., FS.

70.

Grant, Charles L.. B&F, 6.

Grant, James N., ARA-AIC.

17b.

Grant, Kenneth E., SCS. 111b.

Grant, Theodore J., ARAPISAE, 48a,

Grassl, Cari O., ARA-PISAE,

46b.

Grau, Fred V.. ARA-PISAE,

44b,

Graumann, Hugo O., ARAPISAE, 45a.

Gravatt, Annie R., ARAPISAE, 41a.

Gravatt, G. Flippo, ARAPISAE, 50b.

Graves. Earl F.. ARA-BAI.

20a.

Graves, Edward R., SCS, 118b.

Gray, Allen R., SCS, 112a.

Gray, Harry L., FCA, 64b.

Gray, John P., ARA-PISAE,

44b.

Gray, Roy B., ARA-PISAE,

53b.

Greathouse, Lucien H., ARAAIC, 17b.

Greech, John L., PISAE, 50b.

Greeley, Arthur W., FS, 77a.

Green, Garner A., ARAPISAE, 46a.

Green, George H., FS, 79b.

Green, John M,, ARA-PISAE,

44a.

Green, TheodoreC, SCS, 114a.

Greene, E. F., PMA, 100a.

Greene, Ogden W.. SCS, 117a.

Greene, Stanley S., SCS, 112a.

Greenshields, Elco L., BAE. 4b.

Greenwood, A. A., PMA, SUG,

101a.

Gréer, Lee F., ARA-EPQ, S4b.

Gregory, Luis E., ARAPISAE. 46a.

Gregory, Lyngle K., SCS, 116b,

Gregory, M. C, PMA, DAI,

93a.

Gregory, M. C, PMA, FV, 95b,

Grenfell, Frederick A., ARABAI, 25b.

Grest, Edward G., SCS, 109b.

Grey, Charles G., OES, 55a.

Griffée, Fred, OES, 56a.

Griffin, E. L., PMA, LIV, 98b.

Griffin, G. G.. PMA-GRN, 97a.
INDEX OF NAMES 295

Griffin, RusseU S., ARA-BAI,

24a.

Griffiths, Francis P., ARAAIC, 18a.

Grigsby, Buford H., ARAPISAE, 43a.

Grimball, John B., PMA, 91b.

Grisham, Glen, FHA, 68b.

Griswold, Norman B., FS, 73b.

Groesbeck, Byron L., FS, 79b.

Grogan, Lawrence A., PMA,

89.

Grogrgins, Philip H., ARAAIC, 16.

Grosenbaugh, Lewis R., FS,

73a.

Gross, Alva B., SCS, 112b.

Gross, W. J., B&F. 6b.

Gross, Wiliiam J., SCS, Ilia.

Crossenbach, Panl A., FS, 76a.

Grosstephan, Arthur R., CEA,

60b.

Grotlisch, V. E., PMA, TOB,

101b.

Grove, Ernest W., BAE, 3b.

Grover, Frederick W„ FS, 71a.

Gudgel, William C., SCS, 120b.

Guernsey, W. J., SCS, 113b.

Guernsey, William G., FS, 74b.

Guinn, Cloyde L., ARA-BAI,

23a.

Gulembo, E. M., SCS, 115a.

Gunderson, W. E., ARA-EPQ,

34b.

Gunn, Colin D., SCS, 113a.

Gunning, Harry A., ARAPISAE, 50b.

Günther, William H., SCS,

118a.

Gurley, Wm. T., ARA-EPQ,

30a.

Gurney, Ashley B., ARA-EPQ,

29b.

Gustafson, Carl A., FS, 70b.

Guthrie, J. Dennett, OFAR, 8b.

Guthrie, John D., ARA-AIC.

17b.

Guyton, Thomas L., ARAEPQ, 33a.

Gynn, John C, ARA-EPQ,

36b.

Haag, Lawrence D., SCS, 112a.

Haas, A. J., PMA, 100a.

Haas, Howard J., ARAPISAE, 52a.

Haber, Charles G., ARA-BAI,

23a.

Hackenberg, Charles, Jr.,

ARA-BAI, 23b.

Hackelman, W. C, PMA, FV,

95a,

Haddock, Jay L., ARA-PISAE,

52b.

Hadley, Charles H., ARA-EPQ,

32b.

Hadley. Evan W., OFAR, 8b.

Hady, Frank T., BAE, 4a.

lîaëussier, Gilbert J., ARAEPQ, 28a.

Hafenrichter. A. L., SCS, 119b.

Hagan, J. B., PMA, FV. 95a.

Hagen, Alvin T.. FS, 76b.

Hageman, Richard H., OES,

55b.

Hager, Samuel L., ARAPISAE, 47a,

Haggard, George W., REA,

108.

Hagge, Arlo H., ARA-EPQ,

35b.

Hagood, Margaret Jarman,

BAE, 4b.

Hahn, Glenn G., ARA-PISAE,

51a.

Hahn, Oscar W., FCA, 65a.

Haig, Irvine T., FS, 78a.

Haines, Kenneth A,, ARAEPQ, 33a.

Haines, Myra L., ARA-PISAE,

50a.

Hainsworth, Reginald G.,

OFAR, 8a.

Haise, Howard R., ARAPISAE, 52b.

Hale, J. D.. PMA, LIV, 99b.

Hale, Roger F., BAE, 5a.

Hale, Walter S., ARA-AIC,

18b,

Haley, James C, ARA-EPQ,

30b.

Hall, C. L., PMA, DAI, 93b.

Hall, Florence L., EXT., 61a.

Hall, Gene L., PMA, FDP, 102.

Hall, J. Alfred, FS, 72b.

Hall, Robert T., FS, 70b.

Hall, Thomas E., FCA, 64a.

Hall, Vernon L., ARA-PISAE.

43b.

Hall, Walter J., ARA-BAI,

24a.

Hallam, L. A., PMA-GRN, 96b.

Hallene, Oscar R, PMA, 107b.

Haller, Herbert L. J., ARAEPQ, 28.

Halligan, James E., FHA, 67.

Hallin. William E., FS, 71b.

Hainan, Chester A., PMA, 88.

Halsey, George D., FCA, 65b.

Halverson, H. G., SCS, 115a.

Hamann, Arthur J., FCIC,

69b.

Hamann, Henry G. F., PMA,

DAI, 93a.

Hamann, J. A., PMA, DAI,

94a,

Hamblet, John F., FS, 74b.

Hambleton, Edson J., OFAR,

8b.

Hambleton, James I., ARAEPQ. 28a.

Hamblin, Jack A., BAE, 3a.

Hamilton, Donald W., ARAEPQ, 32b.

Hamilton, Everett L.. FS, 71b

Hamilton, Fred B., SCS, Ilia.

Hamilton, James G., SCS,

118b.

Hamilton, Joseph, ARAPTSAE, 52b.

Hamilton, Louis P., SCS, 118b

Hamilton, M. L.. PMA, FV,

95b.

Hamilton, Robert W., PMA.

107b.

Hammar, Harold E., ARAPISAE, 48b.

Hammett, James W., SCS,

116a.

Hamstead, Elwood C, ARAEPQ, 32b.

Hancock, Daniel, PMA, FV,

94b.

Hand, Ralph L., FS, 74b.

Haney, George L, FS, 71b.

Hankins, Orville G., ARA-BAI,

19a

Han ley, William H.. ARAEPQ, 33a.

Hanlon, F. J., PMA, LIV, 99a.

Hanna, Keith L., B&F, 6a.

Hanrahan, Francis P., ARABDT, 26a.

Hansbrough, John R., ARAPISAE, 51a.

Hansen, C. J.. PMA. FV, 96a.

Hansen. E. H., PMA, DAI,

93a

Hanson, K. H., SCS, 115a.

Hansen, Wilford L., FS, 76a.

Hanson, Angus A., ARAPISAE. 45a.

Hanson, Clarence H.. ARAPISAE, 45a.

Hanson, Earle W., ARAPISAE, 45b.

Hanson. Eldon G., SCS, Ilia.

Hanson, Helen L., ARA-AIC,

18b.

Hanson, M. W., PMA, FV, 96b.

Hanson, Percy D., FS, 74a.

Hanson, R. A., PMA, 89.

Hanway, Donald G., ARAPISAE, 45a.

Hanzlik, Edward J., FS, 77b.

Hardaway, George D., FS, 75b.

Hardenburg, Robert E., ARAPISAE, 50a.

Hardgrove, G. A., PMA-GRN,

97a.

Hardin, Clifford M., OES. 66a.

Harding, B. B., PMA, LIV.

100b.

Harding, Paul L., ARAPISAE, 50a.

Harding, T. Swann, INF., 10b.

Hardison, John R., ARAPISAE, 45a.

Hardman, George, SCS, 119b,

Hardy, David M., FCA, 66a.

Hardy, Harold E., PMA, 107a.

Hardy, John I., ARA-BAI,

19a.

Hardy, Leo V., ARA-BAI, 19a.

Hardy, William M., SCS, 114a.

Harker, H. Eugene, FCIC, 69a.

Harlan, Jack R., ARA-PISAE,

45a.

Harlan, Wilbur V., OFAR, 9a.

Harley, Clayton P., ARAPISAE, 47b.

Harley, Percy H., FS, 75b.

Harling, Robert A., SCS, 116b.

Harlow, James R., ARAPTSAE, 50b.

Harman, Dewey J., PMA, 106a.

Harman, John H., ARA-EPQ,

34a.

Harman, K. G., SCS, 115b.

Harmon, Raymond U., FS, 74b.

Harmon, W. G., PMA, TOB,

I 101a.

; Harmond, Jesse E., ARAPISAE, 54b.

Harned, Robey W., BEPQ, 29b.

Harney, J. R., PMA, DAI, 93b.

Harper, Frank B., SCS, 109a.

Harper, Verne L., FS, 72a.

Harper, William G.. ARAPISAE, 53b.

Harper, W. James, ARA-BDI,

26b.

Harpp. Noble H., ARA-EPQ,

36a.

Harrell. A. L., SCS. 112b.

Harrell, George D., BAE. 5a.

Harries, Ford H., ARA-EPQ,

37a.

Harrill. Delbert J., PMA,

AUD, 104.

Harrington, Robert F., ARABAI, 25b.

Harrington, H. L., PMA, FV,

95a.

Harris, Elwin E., -FS, 74a.

Harris, Ernest A. -FS, 78b.

Harris, George G., ARA-EPQ.

35a.

Harris, Karl, SCS, Ilia.

Harris, Lionel, ARA-PISAE,

52b.

Harris. Lorenzo D., ARA-EPQ,

35a.

Harris, Marshall, BAE, 4b.

Harris, Olin W., ARA-PISAE,

48b.

Harris, Sevmour E., CCC, 58.

Harris, Vernon C., ARAPISAE, 43a.

Harrison, Carter M., ARAPISAE. 44b.
296 INDEX OF NAMES

Harrison, C. Lewis, FS, 19h.

Harrison, Geo, J., ARA- P1SÂE, 43b.

HarriBon, Matthew W.^ SCS,

112b.

Harrison, Oria A., FS, 76b.

Harrison, Robert W., BAE, 4b.

Harroîd, Lloyd L.. SCS, 110b.

Harrover, Luther E., ARABAI, 19a.

Hart. John W., SCS, 111b.

Hartley, Carl, AEA-PISAE,

50b. . Hartman, Arthiir M., ARABDI, 27a.

Hartman, Arthur W., FS, 78b.

Hartman, Evan A„ SCS, 117b,

Hartman, Homer J., ARAEPQ, 36b.

Hartman, S. C, SCS, 115b.

Hartnell, James, PMA, LIV,

99a.

Hartriek, Georere E,, SOS,

117b.

Hartwig, Edgar E., ARAPISAE, 45a.

Hartz, F. C, PMA, FV, 95b.

Harvel, Lester W., SCS, 117a.

Harvey, Edward M., ARA-^

PISAE, 49b.

Harvey, John W.. Jr., PMA,

FIS, 103b.

Harvey, Paul H., ARA-PISAE,

42a.

Harvey, T. Weed, EXT., 61.

Harwell, Jas., SCS, 113a.

Hasbrouck, W, C. PMA, FV,

94.

Hasel, Austin A., FS, 76b.

Hasfurther, Wilfrid, SCS, 119a,

Kaskell, R. J.. EXT., 61b.

Haskins, H. B., SCS, 115b.

Haslerud. E. J., EXT., 62b. ; Hass, H. C, SCS, 115b.

Hasselman, James B., PMA,

INF, 102.

Hasty. Allen H., ARA-PISAE,

53a

Hatch, Sumner, SCS. 119b.

Hatter, Melvin J., ARA~BAI,

28a.

Hatton, Cecil H., SCS, 119b.

Hauck, Charles W., EXT., 61b.

Hauger, Roy L., SCS, 117a.

Haughey, John P., PMA, OAS.

105-

Hauke. Harold A., ARA-EPQ,

S2b.

Hawsknecht, Rita M. A., BAE,

4b.

Havis, A. Leon, ARA-PISAE,

47b. ,

Hawes, E. T., FS, 78b.

Hawk, V. B., SCS, 114b.

Hawker, Eunice D., ARAPISAE, 51a.

Hawley, Norman R., FS, 73a.

Hawthorn, Leslie R., ARAPISAE, 49a.

Hay, Donald G.. BAE, 4b.

Hay, W. D., PMA-GRN. 98b.

Hayes, G. Lloyd, FS, 73a.

Haynes, Jr., Benjamin C,

ARA-PISAE, 54b.

Hayues. M. W., SCS, 113b.

Havnes, Parke G., FERS, 12b.

Haygood, Tyler F., BAE, 4b.

Hays, Clark H., ARA-BAI,

21b.

Hays. Murray, SCS. 112b.

Hays, Orvilîe E., SCS, 110b.

Hayward, C. J., ARA-BAI,

21b.

Hazen, Hervey E., PMA, 106b.

Hazen, Marian W., ARA-BAI.

20a.

Head, Guy V., FCA. 66a.

Heald, Trevor B., ARA-EPQ,

34a.

Hearin. Jesse B.. FCA, 65b.

Hearn, Philip B., PMA, 102b,

Hearne, Cannon C, EXT., 61b.

Heathman. H. R., SCS, 115a.

Hebel, W. Theodore. SCS. 111b.

Hebert, Leo P.. ARA-PISAE,

46b.

Hecker, Henry W., ARA-EPQ,

80b.

Heckman, John H., FCA, 64a.

iedden. Orve K., ARA-PISAE,

53b.

Hedge, Alfred M., SCS, 109b.

Hedges, Harold, FCA, 64a.

Hedges, Horace E., FS, 76a.

Hedges. R. Frank, SCS, 119a.

Hedges', William E., FS. 7&a.

Hedlund, Floyd F., PMA, FV,

94.

Hedrick, T. I.. PMA, DAI. 93a.

Heenan, Robert B., SCS, 109a.

Heermann, Ruben M., ARAPISAE, 42b.

Heers, Erwin A., FS, 78b.

Heffner, Kelly B., FS, 78b.

Heggestad, H. E„ ARAPISAE, 47a.

Heim, Arthur L., FS. 73b.

Hein, Mason A., ARA-PISAE,

44b.

Heinrich, Fred J., ARA-EPQ.

36b.

Heintzelman, B. Frank, FS,

79b.

Heisig, Carl P., BAE, 4a.

Heizer, Harold K., ARAPISAE, 42b.

Heizer, J. M., FCA, 65b.

Heizer, William R., SCS, 116b.

Hejl. John M.. ARA-BAI, 25a.

Heîgeson, Earl A., ARAPISAE. 43a.

Heîjeson, L. Verle, FS, 78a.

HelJmers, Henry, FS, 71b.

Helmers. Austin E., FS. 72b.

Helseth, Thomas P., SCS, 119b.

Heltemes, C. J., BAE, 5b.

Heltzel. Gordon, PMA, DAT,

92b.

Hempy, Edgar F., FCIC, 69b.

Hemstreet, Arthur C, FCA,

64b.

Hemstreet, Verne V., FCA,

63a.

Hendee, Clare W.. FS, 75a.

Henderson, C. O-, PERS. 12b.

Henderson, Clarence A., SCS,

119a.

Henderson, Eric A., FS, 73b.

Henderson, Harold J., ARAEPQ, 35b.

Henderson, H. H.. PMA, FV.

9ob.

Henderson, Robert W., ARAPISAE. 45b.

Henderson, Russell S., FS, 71a.

Hendricks, John W., ARAPISAE, 44a.

Hendricks, Sterling B., ARAPISAE, 51b.

Hendricks, Walter A., BAE,

5a.

Hendrickson. B. H., SCS, 110a.

Hendrickson. Earl A., SCS,

117a.

Hendrix, G. R., PMA, TOB,

101a.

Henley, Robert R., ARA-BAI,

24a.

Hersney, Homer J., OES, 56a.

Heunig, P. J.. Jr., SCS. 114a.

Henninger.C. M., SCS, 114a.

Henrv. Berch W., ARAPISAE. Bla.

Henry, Ernest E., FCA, 66b.

Henry, Leo M., ARA-BAI, 21b.

Henry, William J., ARAPISAE. 55b.

Henson. Paul R., ARA-PISAE.

44a.

Hepburn, R. G„ EXT.. 62a.

Hepler, John V., OFAR, 9a,

Hepting. George H., ARAPISAE, 51a.

Herbert. John M., FS, 71a.

Herchenroeder, Francis L. D.,

ARA-BAI, 20b.

Herder, Robert W., PMA, 58.

Herholdt, J. F.. PMA, DAI,

92b.

Herl, Owen E., ARA-BAI, 25a.

Hermanson, Royce D., SCS,

119b.

Herren, S. B., PERS, 12.

Herrick, Carl E., PERS, 12a,

Herring, John W., Jr„ SCS,

116b.

Herrmann, Omer W., ARAADM, 14.

Herreil, Henry G., ARA, 15.

Hertel, Kenneth L., ARA--

PISAE, 44a.

Herting, G. Ciaire, SCS, 112a.

Hertzler, Riehard A., FS, 73a.

Herzer, Fred P., SOL, 14a.

Heslep, John M., ARA-PISAE,

51b.

Hessel, Joseph N., FS. 76a.

Heyse, Eimer G.. ARA-PISAE,

41b.

Heywang, Burt W., ARA-BAI,

19b.

Heywood, Eunice I„ EXT..

61a.

Hiatt, Harlan C, FS, 77b.

Hickok. R. B., SCS, 110b.

Hicks, Clyde A., SCS. 118a.

Hicks, John A.. BAE, 5a.

Hiett, Murten G., FS, 76a.

Hienton, Truman E., ARAPISAE. 54a.

Higbee. Floyd F., FHA, 68a.

Higgins, Dean L., SCS, 117b.

Higgins, E, S., PMÁ, LIV,

99b.

Higgins, Jay, FS, 75a,.

Higgins, Wm, C. SCS, llSa.

Higgs, Thomas S., ARAPISAE. 41a.

Highfill, J. Virgil, FHA. 68a.

Hilbert, Guido E., ARA-AIC.

16.

Hildreth, Aubrey C, ARAPISAE, 50a,

Hileman, Floyd R., SCS. 111b.

Hilgeson, W. A.. PMA, FV,

94a.

Hill, C. Reed. OFAR, 8b.

Hill, Ernest Ö., SCS, 119a.

Hill. Ernest R., FS. 76a.

Hill, Grover B., FCA. 66a.

Hill. Harold K., PMA, 58.

Hill, Helen D., ARA--PISAE,

45a.

Hill, Lucien A., SCS. 118b.

Hill, Neely. PMA-GRN. 97a.

Hill, Ralph R., FS. 75a.

Hill, Robert L., PERS, 12a.

Hill, William L., ARA-PISAE,

52a.

Hills, Charles R., ARA-PISAE,

52a,

Hills.' Claude H., ARA-AIC.

16b.

Hills, Orín A.. ARA-EPQ.

36b.

Hilton. Huber C, FS, 75a.

Hilton, James H„ OES, 5öb.

Hilty. Fred B., ARA-BAI, 23a.

Himebaugh, Keith. INF., 10.

Hîmsel, Edward, ARA-BAL

22b.
INDEX OP NAMES 297

Hirnes, Floyd B., FCTC, 69b.

Hine, Willard R., FS, 78a.

Hines. Lee, OFAR, 9a.

Hines, Robert W.. PMA, F&O,

94b.

Hinkelman, Perry B., FS, 70a.

Hinsch, Herbert S., FS. 79a.

Hirsch, Donald E., FCA, 64a.

Hirt, Ray R„ ARA-PISAE,

51a.

Hite, Jonas E., ARA-PISAE,

43b.

Hit7.. R. O., PMA. 99a.

Hixon, Homer J., FS. 77b.

Hoag, W., Gifford, FCA, 64b.

Hoar, Crosby A„ FS, 78a.

Hobbs, Edward, ARA-EPQ,

35a.

Hobbs, Harold W., SCS, 110b.

Hobert, Victor C, FS, 73b.

Hochbaum, H. W„ EXT., 61a.

Hochmuth, Harold R., BAE,

4a.

Hock, Frederick W., ARABAI, 23a.

Hockaday, James M., FS, 76a.

Hockensmith, Roy D., SCS.

109b.

Hödg-son, Jesse M., ARAPISAE, 43a.

Hodgson, Ralph E., ARABDI, 26.

Hoecker, Raymond W., PMA,

MFRB, 103a.

Hoerner, G. R., ARA-PISAE,

47a.

Hoffman, Agnes C, ARAEPQ, 28a.

Hoffman. Lester J., BAE, 5a.

Hoffraaster. W. D., ARA-BAI23a.

Hoffpauir. Carroll L., ARAAia 17b.

Hosraboam, George J., ARAPISAE, 46a.

Hngan, J. J., PMA, DAT, i)2a

Hogan, Mena, EXT., 61a.

Hohf, John P., FS, 74a.

Hoidale, Paul A., ARA-EPQ

34b.

Hoit. R. N., SCS, 113b.

Hokenstad, Harold S., SCS.

nsa.

Holbrook, Helen S., ÁRAHNHE, 38b.

Holcomb. Harry W., ARAEPQ. 36a.

Holden, John B.. FS, 70a.

Hole, C. Dousrlas, SCS, 119b.

HoUenberg, Ralph W., FHA,

68a.

HoUiday, James T.. FHA, 67b.

Hollingsworth, William B.,

ARA-EPQ, 30a.

Hollis. Richard A., INF., 10.

Holloway, James K, ARAEPQ, 81a.

HoFowell, Eugene A., ARAPISAE, 44a.

Holm, George E., ARA-BDI,

26b.

Holm, Lionel C, PMA, 58.

Holmaas, Arthur J., PMA. 88.

Holman. Adam T., ARAPTSAE, 53b.

Holman, H. E., SCS. 114a.

Holman, Herbert P., ARAAIC, 16a.

Holman, Leo E., ARA-PISAE,

54 b.

Holmes, George B., ARAPISAE, 41a,

Holmes. H. N., PMA-GRN,

97a.

Holmes, Irvîn, BAE, 5a.

Holnies, K. H., SCS. 114b.

Holmquîst, Herbert T., FS,

74b.

Holscher, Clark E., FS, 73a.

Holmstrom, Chester R., FCA,

66a.

Hoist. Eugene C, ARA-EPQ,

28a.

Holt. Budd A., PMA, MFRB,

103.

Holton, Charles S., ARAPISAE, 42b.

Homan, M. P.. PMA, FV, 95a.

Homstad, Ole, PMA, SUG,

101b.

Hood, C. M., SCS. 114b.

Hoofnagle. James E., PMA,

FDP, 102.

Hoofnagle, James G., SCS,

109a,

Hooker, Philip K., EXT., 61b.

Hooton, Dalton R., ARAPISAE. 44a.

Hoover, Marvin D„ FS, 73a.

Hoover, Max M., ARA-PISAE,

50b.

Hoover, Sam R,. ARA-AIC,

16b.

Hopkin, J, Vern, PMA, 107b.

Hopkins, Bernard H., SCS,

117a.

Hopkins, Frank J., SCS, 109b.

Hopkins, Howard, FS. 70.

Hopkins, Troy S., ARA-BAI,

23a.

Kopp, Henry, OFAR, 8b.

Hoppe, Paul E.. ARA-PISAE,

42b.

Hopper, Turner H., ARA-AIC,

17b.

Horcher, Charles H., ARABAI, 22b.

Hormay, August L., FS, 71b.

Horn, Claud L., OFAR, 8b.

Horn, D. L., PISAE, 47a.

Horn, Leslie R., PMA. C&I.

104b.

Horner, Glenn M., SCS, 110b.

Hornibrook, Ezra M., FS, 71b.

Horton, Jerome S.. FS. 71b.

Hostetler. E. H., ARA-BAI,

20a.

Hougas, Robert W., ARAPISAE. 50b.

T^Tough. Aubrey J., SCS, 116a.

Houffhland, Geoffrev V. C,

ARA-PISAE, 49b.

Houghton, Jr., Fred A., SCS,

n9b.

House, Berry C, ARA-EPQ,

31b.

Houseman, Earl E., BAE, 3.

Houston, Cecil, ARA-BAI, 22b.

Houston, Clyde E., SCS, lila.

Hovorka, Joseph W., ARABAI. 22a.

Howard, Benton, ARA-EPQ,

86b.

Howard, James O., OFAR, 8a.

Howard, Harry E., FS. 78b.

Howard, Mildred S., ARAHNHE, .38b.

Howard, Milford C. FS, 78b.

Howard. Robert J., PMA, 107a.

Hnwe. Orlando W., ARAPISAE, 52b.

Howe, Paul E., ARA-BAI,

19a.

Howell, J. William, FHA, 67a.

Howell, Leander D., BAE, 4a.

Howlett, Nathan H.. ARABAI, 21a.

Hoyland, Fred A., P&O, 13b.

Hoyman. William G,, ARAPISAE, 49b.

Hoyt, Avery S., ARA-EPQ, 28.

Hrubesky, Clarence E., FS,

74a.

Hubbell, D. S., SCS. 110a.

Hubel, Nelson E., PERS, 12b.

I-Kiber, Earl R., FS, 75b.

Huber, H. A., PMA, 105.

Huber, William W., FS, 7Sa.

Hubert, Frederic P., ARAEPQ. 30a.

Huckeby, H. Minor, FS, 75a,

Huddle. Miriam W., LIB, lib.

Hudner, Chas. W., FCA, 66b.

Hudson, R. J., PMA, T&W,

103a.

Hudspeth, Elmer, PISAE, 54a.

Hudtloff, M, J., PMA, T&W,

103.

Huey, William R., FCIC, 69a.

Huff, F. Harold, FS, 79b.

Huffman, Ward T., ARA-BAI,

24b.

Hughes, Bennett O., FS, 76b.

Hughes. C. Max, SCS, 117b.

Hughes, Ernie C, ARA-BAI,

2üb. -

Hughes, Morris B„ ARAPISAE, 49a.

Hughes, Stephen C, FHA.

68a.

Hughes, T. M., PMA~GRN,

97a.

Hugie, Vern K., ARA-PISAE.

53b.

Hukil], William V., ARAPISAE, 54b.

Hulburt, Walter C. ARAPISAE, 53b.

Hulbush, Charles A., ARABAI, 24a.

Hulet, David W., SCS, 118b.

Hulett. Henry C, FS, 77b.

Hull, A. C. FS, 73a.

Hull, John E., SCS, 119b.

Hull, William X., SCS, 109.

Humbrecht, Camille, FCA,

65a.

Hungerford, Charles W..

ARA-PISAE, 48b.

Hungerford, D. S., SCS, 113a,

Huneke, Cecelia. ARA-HNHE.

38a.

Hunt, George M., FS, 73b.

Hunt, James M., Jr., PMA,

ACP, 102b.

Hunt, Mary K., ARA-EPQ,

28a.

Hunter, Albert S., ARAPISAE, 52a.

Hunter, J. A., PMA, FV, 96b.

Hunter, James H., ARAPISAE, 48a.

Himter, Ralph W., SCS, 112a.

Hunter, W, Carroll. SOL, 13,

Hurd, Edgar B., BAE, 4a.

Hurlburt, Virgil L., BAE, 4b.

Hursh, Charles R., FS, 73a.

Hurst, Fred J., FCA, 65b.

Hurst, Wilbur M., ARAPISAE, 54b.

Husman, Adam A., ARA-BAI,

20b.

Hutchings, Selar S., FS, 72a.

Hutchins, Carroll B., FCA.

65a.

Hutchins, Lee M., ARAPISAE, 50b.

Hutchinson. D. E., SCS. 117b.

Hutchinson, Knox T., SEC, 2.

Hutchinson, Wallace I., FS,

77a.

Hutton, Andrew, FS, 75a.

Huyke, Roberto, EXT., 62b.

Hyatt, Bradford A., ARABAI, 20b.

Hyde, Roger D., ARA-BAI,

20b.

Hyland. Howard L., ARA

BPISAE, 50a.

Hyre, French M„ FCA, 64a.
298 INDEX OF NAMES

Hyre, Russell A„ PISAE, Sib.

Iceng^oîe, Clarence R., PMA,

FV, 95a.

Ilch, David M., FS, 71b.

Her, James C, FS, 74a.

Imle, Ernest P., ARA-PISAE,

46a.

ImMasche, F. W., PMA, LIV,

Qg

Ingrling, Carl R., SCS, 111b.

Ingram, Jesse. W.» ARA-EPQ,

28b.

Ingram, R., PMA, DAI, 93b.

Inman, Buis T., BAE, 4b.

In.man, Forrest G., ARA-EPQ,

30b.

Irby, A. H.> PMA, TOE, lOla.

Irish, Gilbert H., PMA, FV.

95a.

Irons, Frank, ARA-PISAE,

53b.

Irvin, Herbert M., ARA-BDI,

26b.

Irving, George W., Jr., ARAAIC, 16.

Irving, R. N., SCS, 119b.

Irwin, Don L., ARA-ÁDM..

15b.

Irwin, Don L., OES, 56b.

Irwin, George B., FCA, 64b,

Isaac, Leo A., FS, 72b.

Isaacson, Marion R., SCS, 118b.

Isgur, Benjamin, SCS, 111b.

Isleib, James R., FCA, 64b.

Isler, David A., ARA-PISAE,

53b.

Isola, Vico C, FS, 79a.

Issler, Fred W.. PMA. DAI,

92a.

Iverson, Floyd, FS, 77b.

Iverson, L. I., PMA, DAI, 92a.

Ivory, Howard M., SCS. 119a.

Jack, Norman E., ARA-AIC,

16a.

Jackson, Arthur E., PMA, 91b.

Jackson, E. R., PMA, OAS,

105a.

Jackson, Guy S., ARA-BAI,

24a.

Jackson, Richard W,, ARAAIC, 17a.

Jackaon, Seth, FS, 70b.

Jackson, William, ARA BAI,

19b,

Jacob, Kenneth D., ARAPISAE, 52b.

Jacobs, Emery E., PMA, 87.

Jacobs, James L., FS, 76b.

Jacobs, P. Burke, ARA-AIC.

17a.

Jacobson, Luther A., SCS,

117b.

Jaedicke, C. Dale, SCS, 119a.

Jaeger, Marcus L., ARAPISAE, 43a.

Jaenieke, Alexandria J., FS,

77b.

James, Albert E., ARA-BAI,

22a,

James, Edwin. ARA-^BPISAE.

50b.

James, John S., SCS, Ilia.

James, Mary E„ OES, 55a.

James, Russell H., PMA, 102b.

Jans, Fred C, EXT., 61a.

Jansen, Eugene F., ARA-AIC,

18b.

Jarvi, Simeri E., FS, 76b.

Jeansonne, Ryan J., SCS, 116a.

Jefferson, Frank J., FS, 76b.

Jeffrey. Robert N., ARAPISAE, 46b.

Jehlik, Paul J., BAE, 4b.

Jelen, George D., ARA-BAI.

23b.

Jemison, George M., FS, 72b.

.Jenkins, Anna E., ARAPISAE, 51b.

Jenkins, Harold L., SCS. 111b.

Jenkins, Jesse D., SCS, 116b.

Jenkins, Julian G., ARAPISAE, 43b.

Jenkins, Merle T., ARAPISAE, 41a.

Jenkins, Tarleton A.. SCS,

116a.

Jenkins, William H., ARAPISAE, 44a.

Jennings, C. B., PMA. LIV,

100b.

Jenrette. J. P., PMA, FV. 95a.

Jensen, Reed H.. FS. 79a.

Jensen, Victor S., FS, 72b.

Jerome, Charles A,, ARA-BAI,

21b.

Jessen, R. J., BAE, 5b.

Jezek, R. Erwin, ARA-PISAE,

53b.

Jobe, R. N., SCS, 113a.

Jodon, Nelson E., ARAPISAE, 42a.

Johnson, Aaron G., ARAPISAE, 42a.

Johnson, Alfred L., PMA. 87.

Johnson, Cale C, SCS, 119b.

Johnson, E. C, FCA, 64b.

Johnson, Edward A., FS, 73a.

Johnson, Edwin A„ EXT., 61b,

Johnson, E. R., PMA, DAI,

94b.

Johnsx)n, Ernest W„ ARAPISAE, 50a.

Johnson, Fred R., FS, 75a.

Johnson, Fred W., FS, 74b.

Johnson, G. V., BEPQ, 37a.

Johnson, Harry H., ARA-BAI,

19a.

Johnson, Henry S., FCA, 65b.

Johnson, Herbert W., ARAPISAE, 45a.

Johnson, Howard B., ARAPISAE, 50b.

Johnson, Howard W., ARABAI, 24a.

Johnson. Howard W„ ARAPISAE, 45a.

Johnson, Isaac B., OES, D6b.

Johnson, James, ARA-PISAE,

47a.

Johnson, J. K., SCS. 114b.

Johnson, John H., SCS, 116b.

Johnson, Kenneth R., ARABDI, 26b.

Johnson, LaVerne F., ARAPISAE, 64b.

Johnson, Leslie E., SCS, 117b.

Johnson, Lloyd M., FCA, 66a.

Johnson, Melvin T., PERS.,

12b.

Johnson, M. J.. PMA-GRN.

97a.

Johnson, Neil W., ARA-ADM,

15.

Johnson, Robert P. A., FS,

74a. -

Johnson, Sherman E., BAE,

4a._

Johnson, Vincent A., FCA,

64b.

Johnson, V. Webster, BAE,

4a.

Johnson, William H., FS. 78a.

Johnson, William M., ARAPISAE, 58a.

Johnson, W. M., FS, 78a.

Johnston, Charles O., ARAPISAE, 41b.

Johnston, Clyde H., SCS, 116a.

Johnston, .James E., ARABDI, 27b.

Johnston, John W,, Jr., OFAR.

9b.

Johnston, Jog. R., SCS, 110b.

Johnston. Wm. G., ÁRA-EPQ,

30b.

Johnstone, James T., ARABAL 22a.

Johnstone, Norman F., FS.

79a,

Joley, Lloyd E.. ARABPISAE, 50b.

Jolley, Laurence J., FS, 77b.

Jollie, Malcolm R., ARA-BAL

22b.

Jones, Amwel E., SCS, 109b,

Jones, Arthur, ARA-PISAE,

43a.

Jones, C. M., ARA-EPQ, 83b.

Jones, Dean M., SCS, 120a.

Jones, Dettmar W., ARA~EPQ.

29a.

Jones, Earl N., SCS, 117b.

Jones, Emrys G., SCS, 117b.

Jones, E. V., BAE, 5a.

Jones, Frank, FCA, 66a.

Jones, Garrett J., ARA-BDI,

26b.

Jones, George S., FS, 76b.

Jones, Guy R., SCS, 116a.

Jones, G. V/illard, FS, 79a.

Jones, Henry A„ ARA-PISAE.

48b.

Jones, H. Jack, PMA, DAL

92b.

Jones, H. L., PMA, LIV, 100a.

Jones, Howard R., FS, 71a.

Jones, Idwal, SCS, 118a.

Jones, J. A., SCS, 113a.

Jones, .Jenkin W., ARAPISAE, 41a.

Jones, J. M., ARA-BAI, 20a,

Jones, John P., SCS, 111b.

Jones, Laurence S., ARAEPQ, 32a.

Jones, Lewis A., SCS, 110b.

Jones, L. I., EXT., 62a,

Jones, Luther, SCS, 119b.

Jones, Melvin M., ARA-BAI,

23a.

Jones", M. P., EXT., 61b.

Jones, Phillip E., PMA, SUG.

101.

Jones, Richard D., FS, 78a.

Jones, Roberts E., FS. 77a.

Jones. Sidney C, ARA-EPQ.

32b.

Jones, T, K., ARA-BAL 20b.

Jones, T. N., SCS, 110a.

Jones, Wallace A., LIB, 11a.

Jongbioet, Margaret, PMA,

F&O, 94,

Jordan, HoM^ard V., ARAPISAE, 52a.

Jordan, J. A., SCS, 113b.

Jordan, Marshall N.. SCS,

116b.

Jordon, George F., ARA-AIC,

Jordre, Roy J., PMA, 88.

Josephson, Horace R., PS, 71a,

Joss, Alexander, FCA, 66b.

Joy, A. W., PMA, LIV, 99b.

Joy, Barnard, ARA-ADM.,

15a.

Joy, Charles A., FS, 76b.

Joyce, Thomas B., PMA, ACP,

102.

Joyer, Vernon J.. FS, 79b.

Joyner, J. Bruce, FCIC, 69b,

Juen, Henry T., ARA-BAL

23b.

Julien, Albert H., ARA-BAI,

20b.

Junnîla, William A., ARAPISAE, 54a.

Justin, A. Christine, OES,

55b.

Kagan, Martin, ARA-BAI,

20b.

Kahl, Arthur L., FS. 74b.
INDEX OF NAMES 299

Kaiser, James G., FS, 77a,

Kaiser, Kari M., OFAR, 9a.

Kaiser, Verle G., SCS, 119b.

Kallenberg, Edwin F., ARABAI, 22b.

Kaloostian, G. H., ARA-EPQ,

32b.

Kanapaux, Margaret S., ARAPISAE, 49a.

Kanipe, ILouisa A., PMAGRN, 98b.

Karger, Ernest M., FS, 78b.

Karick, B. F., SCS, 113a.

Karnes, J. C, PMA, LIV, 99a.

Kasper, John E., PMA, 107a.

Katterhenry, Walter F., PMA,

107b.

Kauffman, J. P., PMA, DAI,

92b.

Kauffman, Rodger R., CEA,

60.

Kay, Harry, ARA-BAI, 20b.

Keane, J. Arthur, FHA, 68a.

Kearley, C. N., SCS, 112b.

Kearney, Thomas H., ARAPISAE. 43b.

Keatingr. F. E., ARA-BAI. 20a.

Keating, Fred E., ARAPISAE, 52a.

Keele, Harold A., FCIC, GDa.

Keeler, Clyde P., ARA-EPQ,

34a.

Keen, Frederick P., ARA-EPQ,

32a.

Keenan, J. B., FCA, 66a.

Keenan, John P., OFAR, 9b.

Keener, A. H., PMA, 100a.

Keeney, Kenneth A., FS, 75b.

Keil, Edward R., SCS, 112a.

Keiles, Elsa Orent, ARAHNHE, 38a.

Keliher, M. M., SCS, 115b.

Kelleher, Clarence S., ARAARC, 57a.

Kelleher, Robert F„ FS, 77a.

Keller, H. R., PMA, LIV, 99a.

Keller, John W., SCS, 111b.

Keller, Kenneth R., ARAPISAE, 47a.

Keller, R. E., PMA, FV, 94a.

Keller, Wesley. ARA-PISAE,

45b.

Kelley, Edward G., ARA-AIC,

16b.

KeUy, Omer J.. ARA-PISAE,

52a.

Kellogg. Charles E., ARAPISAE, 53a.

Kelly, Clarence P.. ARAPISAE, 54b.

Kelly, H. N., SCS, 113b.

Kelly, James W., ARA-PISAE,

47a.

Kelly, Michael J., ARA EFQ,

84a.

Kelly, William R., PMA. FIS,

103.

Kemp, Frank F., FS, 79a.

Kemper, Harry H., ARA-BAI,

25b.

Kemper, John M., ARA-BDI,

26.

Kendrick, J. Frank, ARABDI. 26b.

Keng, Edward B., SCS, 117a.

KenKnight, Glenn E., ARAPISAE. 47b.

Kennard. T. C, SCS, 115b.

Kennedy, Fred H., FS, 77b.

Kennedy, John S., FCA, 63a.

Kennedy. K. Webb, FS. 78a.

Kennedy, M. S., Jr., FCA, 65b.

Kennedy, Robert B., ARAEPQ, 31a.

Kenney. Paul C, ARA-BAI.

22b.

Kenney, William D., ARAPISAE. 53b.

Kepner, Paul V., EXT., 61.

Kern, Jack C, FS, 76b.

Kernkamp, Milton F., ARAPISAE. 44b.

Kerr, F. Leonard, FCA, 65b.

Kerr, Thomas, ARA-PISAE,

43a.

Kester, Bruce, ARA-BAI, 23a.

Kester, Ernest B., ARA-AIC,

18b.

Kettwig, Peter J., FCIC, 69b.

Kevin, Paul R., FS, 76b.

Kevorkian, Arthur G., OFAR,

8b.

Keyock, N. L., PMA, DAI,

92a.

Kiddle. Clyde L., PMA, 106b.

Kidwell, Wilbur R., ARA-BAI,

22a.

Kieldsen, Fred O., ARA-BAI,

20a.

Kiene, Edith G., FS. 75a.

Kienholz. Jesse R., ARAPISAE, 48a.

Killen. Edward H., ARAPISAE, 41a.

Killough, John Allen, SCS,

116b.

Kilmer, D. B., PMA, FV. 95b.

Kilmer, Victor J., PISAE,

51b.

Kilpatrick. L.. PMA, DAI, 93b.

Kimball, E. Smith, BAE, 5a.

Kimball, George W., FS. 75b.

Kimball, K. C, PMA, FV, 95b.

Kime, James A., ARA-AIC,

17b.

Kime, Paul H., ARA-PISAE,

44a. - Kincaid, John I.. SCS, 116b.

King, Barrington, SCS, 112b.

King, Jasper E., FS, 71a.

King, R. D., SCS, 113b.

King. Rex, FS, 75b.

King, Thomas J., ARA-EPQ,

36a.

King, Will N., PMA, 107b.

King, Willard V., ARA-EPQ,

33b.

Kinghorne, Joseph Wni., PMA,

POU. 101.

Kingsbury. F. O., PMA, LIV

99a.

Kinkley, J. C, PMA, FV. 94b.

Kinman, Charles F., ARAPISAE, 47b.

Kinman, Murray L., ARA

PISAE, 47a.

Kinnaird. R, A.. SCS, 115b.

Kinnard, Ray D., SCS, 116b.

Kinnison, Allan F., SCS, 118b.

Kirby, Francis Lee, FS, 75a.

Kirkendall, O. F., PMA, DAI.

92a.

Kirkham, Mark M., BAE, 8a.

Kirkpatrick, Dahl J., FS, 75b.

Kirkpatrick, Hugh C, ARAPISAE, 48a.

Kirkpatrick, Lewis A., ARAARC, 57b.

Kirkpatrick, Roy T., SCS,

117b.

Kissell, Leo T., ARA-PISAE,

42b.

Kistler, Samuel E.. PS, 72b.

Klahn, Austin E., SCS, 116b.

Klauss, D. W., SCS, 114b.

Klawon, Fred H., FCA, QGa,

Klehm, Karl A., FS, 74b.

KHne, Gerald L.. ARA-PISAE,

54b.

Klingman, Dayton L,, ARAPISAE, 43a,

Kloeber, Richard M., ARABDI, 26a.

Kloor, M. J., PMA-GRN, 98a.

Klose, Alvin A., ARA-AIC,

18b.

Knapp, Halbert M., SCS. 119a.

Knapp, J. O., EXT., 62b.

Knapp, Joseph G., FCA, 64a.

Knauff, William K., P&O, 12b.

Knauss, Archibald C, FS, 72b.

Kneup, Frederick G., ARABAI, 23a.

Knight, Gaylord A., FS. 78b.

Knipling, Edward F., ARAEPQ. 33b.

Knoblauch, Harold C, OES,

55.

Knoch, Herbert G., B&F.. 6b.

Knoeh, Herbert G., FS, 78b.

Knowles, Bruce, PMA, FV,

95a.

Knudson, Robert L., ARABAI, 20b.

Knüppel, W. F., PMA, DAI,

93a.

Knutsen, Fred A., FCA. 66b.

Knutson, George, BAE, 5b.

Koblitsky, Louis, ARA-EPQ,

33b.

Koch, W, C. SCS, 119a.

Kocher, Bruce P., SCS, 112a.

Koebel. Ralph F., SOL, 14b.

Koechley, Charles W., SCS.

112b.

Koenig, Nathan, SEC, 2.

Koenig, Paul L., BAE, 4b.

Koening, Otto G., FS, 78a.

Koffsky, Nathan M., BAE, 3a.

Köhler, Jr., Karl 0„ SCS,

119a.

Kolb, Robert F., FHA, 68b.

Kooch, John G., FS, 76a.

Koogler, Wayland G., FS, 75b.

Koontz, C. E.. SCS, 114a.

Kopitke, J. C, SCS, 115b.

Kopland, David V., ARA

BDI, 26a.

Kostal, E.. BEPQ, 31b.

Kotila, John E.. ARA-PISAE,

46a.

Kotok, Edward I., FS, 70.

Kouba, Theodore F.. ARA

EPQ, 36b.

Koutsky, James P., CEA. 60b.

Kowal, R. Joseph. ARA-EPQ,

32a.

Koziol, Felix C. FS, 7eb.

Kraebel, Charles J., FS, 71b.

Kramer, A. L., PMA, FV, 95a.

Kramer, George P., FS, 78a.

Kramer, Harold A., ARA

PISAE, 54b.

Kramer. William P., FS, 70a.

Krantz, Earl B., ARA-BAI.

20a.

Krantz, Fred A., ARA-PISAE,

49b.

Krebs, William J„ ARA-BAI,

19a.

Kreitlow, Kermit W., ARAPISAE, 44b.

Kretsehmer, Carl B., ARAAIC, 17a.

Kriesel. Herbert C, BAE, 3b.

Krueger, Carl G.. FS, 79a.

Krueger, Theodore, FS, 75a.

Kruger, Kenneth W., FS, 74a.

Kruse, Elmer F., PMA. 58.

Kueïling, Herbert J., FS, 74a.

Kuester, L. E., SCS, 115a.

Kukachka, B. Francis, FS, 73b.

Kulp, Clarence A., PMA, 87.

Kummer, Fred A., SCS, 110b.

Kunkel, Charles, PMA, FV, 94.

Kunsman, Charles H., ARAAIC, 18b.

Kurtz, H. D., PMA-GRN, 97a.

Kushman. Leaton John, ARAPISAE, 50a.
300 INDEX OF NAMES

Kuska, Joseph B., ARAPISAE, 52a.

Kuttler, Abner IC, ARA-BAI,

24b.

Kuykendall. Joseph P., SCS,

112b,

Kuyper, Henri A., ARAPISAE, 46a.

Laake, Ernest W., BEPQ, S3b.

Ladejinsky» Wolf I., OFAR,

8b.

LaForge, Frederick B., BEPQ.

33a.

Lagasse, Felix S.. ARAPISAE,, 48a.

Lagrone, William F.> BAE, 4a.

Laguardia, G., PMÂ, 107b.

LaHue, Delmon, W., ARAEPQ, 28b.

Laidlaw, A. F., SCS, 115b.

Lake, H. A., FCA. 65a.

Lamb, C. R., SCS, 113b.

Lamb, George W., FCA. 6ob.

Lamb, John, Jr., SCS, 110a.

Lamb, Marion, FS, 75a.

Lambert, Edmund B., ARAPISAE, 49a.

Lambert, Jean W., ARAPISAE, 44b.

Ijimbert, Reuben C. ARABAL 22b.

Lambert, Wm. V., EXT., 62b.

Lambert, William V., OES,

56b.

Lambeth, W. O., SCS. 113b.

Lammers, Oliver A,, ARAPISAE, 52b.

Lamp, G. E., SCS, 115a.

Lamphere, Willard H., PMA,

INF., 102a,

Landis, Birely J., ARA-EPQ,

37b.

Lando, Robert H., BAE, SA.

Landrum, John M., ARAEPQ. 32b.

Landwehr, E. A., SCS, 115b.

Lane, K. J., SCS, 113a.

Lane, Merton C, ARA EPQ,

37b.

Lane, Rex E., FS, 77a.

Lane, Richard D., FS, 72a.

Lang, Duncan M., FS, 75b.

Langendorf, .Joseph F., SCS,

117b.

Langford, Cecil T., ARA-AIC,

17a.

Langford, Michael L,, ARAPISAE, 46a.

Langsford, E. D., BAE, 4a.

Lanham, H, Walter, P&O, 13a,

Lanham, Wililam B., PMA,

91a.

Lantz, Harvey L., ARAPISAE, 47b.

Lantz, Henry L„ SCS. 117b.

Lapen, Walter H., PMA, FV,

96a.

LaPlante, J. B. E., FCA, 65b.

Laramy, Robert E., Jr., SCS,

111b.

Larner, Don C, SCS, 117a.

Larrabee, Carrol O., ARAEPQ, 34a.

Larrimer, Walter H., FS, 71a.

Larson, Carl A., ARA-PISAE,

52b.

Larson, Edwin V. H., FS, 72a.

Larson, Harry, PMA, LIV, 99a.

Larson. Nellie G., LIB, lib.

Larson, Russell E., ARAPISAE, 54a.

Larson, Russell H., ARAPISAE, 49a.

Larson, William E., ARAPISAE, 52b.

Lash, Elmer, ARA-BAI. 21a.

Lasher, Harvey D., ARA-BAI,

24a.

L^sk, a L„ ARA-BAL 25a.

Lassen, Obed M., PMA, 106a.

Lasseter. Dillard B., FHA, 67.

Latham, Brice, SCS, 113b.

Lathem, Glen O., SCS, Ilia.

Lathrop, Elbert C, ARA-AIC,

17a.

Latta, Randall, ARA~EFQ,

29a.

Lattimore, Robert B., ARAEPQ, 31b.

Laude, Hilmer H., ARA-^

PISAE, 42a.

Lauderdale, Byron N., ARABAL 21a.

Lauritzen, C. W.. SCS, Ilia.

Lawrence, John H., FS, 77a.

Lawrence, Joseph D., FCA,

65b.

Lawrence, Ray V., ARA-AIC.

18a.

Lawson, Harold K., FS, 77a.

Lawson, William W., ARABAL 23a.

Laxton, William C PERS.

12a.

Layden, J^ E., Jr., SCS. 114b.

I^azerow. Samuel, LIB. lib.

Leadbetter, Everett R., SCS.

112b.

Learner, Ross W., ARAPISAE, 62b.

Learning, Morris P.. PMA, 88.

Leary, John B. R., ARAEPQ, 31b.

Leavitt, Roswell, FS. 77a.

Lebarron, Russell K., FS, 72b,

LeBeau, Francis J., OFAR, 9b.

Leckle5% James R., ARA-BAI,

19b.

LeClerg, Erwnn L., ARAADM., 16a.

Ledinff, Albert R., ARAPISAE, 44a.

Lee. Edward N., FS. 79b.

Lee, F. M., PMA, LIY, 100a.

Lee, John E., SOL, 14a.

Lee, Linw^ood L., SCS, 111b.

Lee, R. E., SCS, 115b.

Lee, Roland L,. Jr., PMA, 91a.

Lee, Virgil P., FCA, 66b.

Lee, Ward R., ARA-BAI, 21a.

Lefebvre, Camille L., OES,

56a.

LefFelman, Louis J., SCS, 112b.

Leffler, William F., ARA-EPQ,

28a.

Leftwich, Fred O., FS, 74b.

Legault, Romeo R., ARA-AIC.

18a,

Lehman, Samuel G., ARAPISAE, 45a.

Lehrbas, Mark M,, FS, 73b.

Leighou, John V., FS, 75a.

Leighty, Ralph G., ARAPISAE, 53a.

Leighty, Willis J., ARAPISAE, 53b.

Leithead, Horace L.. SCS.

117a.

Leker, Edward H., EXT., 61b.

Leonard, Elston S., SCS, 116a.

Lenoir, Kate D., ARA-BDL

26a.

Lennart^on, Roy W., PMA, 88.

Lepiey, Eugene R., FS, 75b.

Leps, John C, PMA, F&O,

94b.

Lerud, A. L., PMA, LIV, 100a.

Lessel, Leonard R., FS, 75b.

Leukel, Robert W., ARAPISAE, 42a.

Levene, V. E., PMA, FV, 96a.

Levi, E. A., PMA. T&W, 104a.

Levin, Jordan H., ARAPISAE, 54b.

Levine, Moses N., ARAPISAE, 42a,

Lewis, Alice, EXT., 61a.

Lewis, George A., REA, 108a.

Lewis. James C, ARA-AIC,

18a.

Lewis, J, Guy, ARA-EPQ.

31a.

Lewis, Melvin H., FS, 76a.

Lewis, Ralnh O., SCS, 117b.

Lewis, Robert D., OES, 56b.

LewL^, Rulon D., ARA-PISAE,

Le^ien, B. R., FS, 73a.

Libby, A. a, SCS, 115a.

Libby. Henry E., SCS, 111b.

Licke, Jacob N., ARA-EPQ,

36b.

Lieberman, Frank V., BEPQ,

29a,

Ligon, E. W., PMA, LIV, 99b.

Ligon, William S., ARAPISAE, 53a.

Lili, Joe G., ARA-PISAE, 46a.

IJilevig, Carlyle J.. FS. 75b.

Lilley, Vann Ness C, BEPQ,

sea.

Lirning-, Franklin G., PS, 72a.

Liming, Neal O., ARA-EPQ,

o4a.

Lind, Hokan, PMA, FV, 95a.

Lindberg. Raymond C, FS,

77b,

Linder, Pan! J., ARA-PISAE.

43a.

Lindgren. Ralph M., ARAPISAE, 51a.

Lindh, Axel G., FS, 74b.

Lindh, C. Otto, FS, 76b.

Lindquist, Arthur W., ARAEPQ, 33b.

Lindsay, John A., PISAE, 46b.

Lindstrom, Carl A., SCS, 109a.

Lindstrom, Chester A., INF..

10b.

Lindstrom, R. C, PMA, FV.

94b.

Linek, Carl F., FCA, 64a.

Lineweaver, Hans, ARA-AIC,

18b.

•Linford, Avard B., SCS, 118a.

Lingo, Sedley M., SCS, 117a.

Lininger, Fred F., OES, 56b.

Linn, Alice, EXT., 62a.

Linstedt, Kermit W., FS, 77b.

Linthaeum, Victor T., FS, 74b.

Linton, Dentón C, ARAPISAE, 52b.

Lisle, A. J„ SCS, 113a.

Lisle, R. U, PMA, LIV. 99b.

Liston, Morrison W., SCS,

117a.

Little, J. W., SCS, 113a.

Littlefield, Theron R., FS, 77a.

Livingston, George, CEA, 60a.

Livingstone, Ersldne M., ARAEPQ, 29a.

Livingstone, J. S,, PMA. 102b.

Lloyd, F. Glennon, SCS, 119b.

Lloyd. Fred C, FCIC. 69a.

Lloyd, Lyness G., SCS, 118a.

Lobenstein, Henry L., FS, 72a.

Lockard, Charles R., FS, 72b.

Locke, Edwmrd G.. FS, 72b.

Locke, Lowell F., ARA-PISAE,

50a.

Locke. S. S., SCS, 114a.

Lockhart. D. A., PMA, DAI,

92b.

Lockwood, Owen L., ARABAL 20b.

Lodwick, Byron W., FHA, 68a.

Loew, E. Allan, FS, 77b.

Loftus, Joseph P.. B&F, 6.
INDEX OP NAMES 301

Logan» Clifton C, ARA-BAI,

21a.

Logan, C. A., ARA-ARC. 57.

Logan, Gordon D., FS, 73b.

Logan, Paul H., FS, 74b.

Logan, William E., ARA-BAI,

21a.

Lombard, P. Maxwell, ARAPISAE, 49b.

Lommasson, Thomas, FS, 74b.

Long, Clayton L., OFAR, 9b.

Long, H, H., SOS, 114b.

Long, James D., ARA-PISAE,

53b.

Long, Lewis E.. OFAR, 8b.

Longley, Albert E., ARAPISAE, 41b.

Longley, Andrew J., SGS,

117b.

Longnaore, T. Wilson, BAE, 4b.

Longwell, John H., OES, 56a.

Loomis, Harold F., ARAPISAE. 45b.

Loomis, Nathaniel H., ARAPISAE, 47b.

Lord, G. E., EXT., 62a.

Lorenson, D. S., PMA, LIV,

100b.

Lorenz, Rolland C, OFAR, 9b.

Loring, J. Malcolm, FS, 78a.

Lothrop, Rex E., ARA-AIC,

16a.

Lott, Wreal L., ARA-PISAE,

47b.

Lotti, Thomas, FS, 73a.

Lotze, John C, ARA-BAI,

25b.

Loueks, John, SCS, 118a.

Lough, Longfellow L., SCS,

112b.

Loustalot, Arnaud J., OES,

55b.

Love, E. Leland, ARA-BAI,

24a.

Love, Harry H., OFAR, 9a.

Love. Howard T., OFAR, 9b.

Love, L. Dudley, FS, 73a.

Loveridge, Earl W., FS, 70.

Lovvorn, Roy L., ARA-PISAE,

43a.

Lowden. Merle S., FS, 77b.

Lowe, C. D., EXT.. 61b.

Lowe, Clifton D., ARA-BAI,

19a.

Lowe, Clyde T., SCS, 119a.

Lowe, Edison. ARA-AIC, 18a.

Lowe, Ross C, ARA-EPQ,

30a.

Lowe, Samuel D., SCS, 116b.

Loweree. E. M., PERS, 12b.

Lowery, A. L., PMA, LIV,

99a.

Lowman, Morris S., ARAPISAE, 47a.

Lowry. Marion W., SCS, 112b.

Lowther, Conley V., ARAPISAE, 42a.

Lowthorp, C. S., PMA, FV,

95b.

Loy, Carl T., ARA-BAI, 22b.

Lucas, I. A., ARA-BAI, 22a.

Lucas, John S., P&O, 12a.

Luckey. D. P., Jr., SCS, 114a.

Ludlow, Wells E., FCA, 64b.

Ludwick, Thomas M., ARABDI. 26b.

Ludwig, Herman T., ARABAI, 20b.

LuginbilJ. Philip, Jr., ARAEPQ, 29a.

Luker, Cyril, SCS. 117a.

Luman, William T., P&O, 12.

Lumm, Alva J., SCS, 116b.

Lumsden, David V., OES, 55a.

Lumsden, Howard M., SCS,

119b.

Lund, Doyle S., SCS, 119a.

Lund, Elmer J., SCS, 118a.

Lund, P. N., SCS, 116a.

Lund, Walter H., FS, 77b.

Lundgren, Harold P., ARAAIC, 18b.

Lundstrom, Edith C, ARAAIC, 16a.

Lungren, Ernest A., ARAEPQ, 35b.

Lutz, Jacob M., ARA-PISAE,

50a.

Luxford, Ronald F., FS, 74a.

Lyddy, James D., ARA-BAI,

23a.

Lyford, Walter H.. ARA- PÍSAE, 53a.

Lyie, Frank M., PMA, FV,

95a.

Lyle, S. P.. EXT., 61b.

Lynch. Gertrude U., EXT.,

61a.

Lynch, John H. B&F, 6.

Lynde, Lydia A.. EXT.. 62a.

Lynn, Harold D., OFAR, 9a.

Lynn, Raymond W.. REA,

108b.

Lyon, B. Russell, FS, 76a.

Lyons, Eugene S., ARA

PISAE, 46b.

Lyons, F. L., PMA-GRN, 98b.

Lytle, Gladys M., FCA, 63b.

Lytle, Sherman A., ARAPISAE, 53a.

Lytton, J. O., PMA, FV. 96a.

McAdams, Terry J., P&O, 12.

McAfee, Wayne D., PMA, 89.

McAHster, Dean F., ARAPISAE. 44b.

McAuley, John P., ARAPISAE. 41a.

McAuliffe, Ida, ARA-HNHE,

38a.

McAneUy, W. J., FCA, 66b.

McArdle, Richard E„ FS, 70.

McArthur, Wm., PMA-GRN,

96.

McBirney, Stanley W., ARAPISAE, 53b.

McBride, Oreille C. ARA-^

EPQ, 29a.

McBride, William J., ARA

BAI, 20a.

McCall, Max A., ARA-PISAE.

41.

McCallister, Kenneth J., PMA,

MFRB, 103b.

McCaïmont, J. Robert, ARAPISAE, 54b.

McCammon, John F„ ARAPISAE, 42a.

MeCampbell, F. H„ PMA, DAI.

92b.

McCandliss, D. A., BAE, 5b.

McCann, Lewis P., ARABPISAE, 50b,

McCarty, Ivan D., FHA, 67b.

McClain, L. Ewing. SCS, 119a.

McCiarren, J. Kendall, ARABAI, 19a.

McClellan, Wilbur D., PISAE,

49b.

McCiure, C. C, PMA, DAI,

93a.

McClure, Floyd A., OFAR, 8b.

McClymonds, Arthur E., SCS,

117a.

McCoUoch, C. L., PMA, LIV.

98a.

McCollough, Dewey H., FCIC,

69a.

McCoIlum, John L., PMA, Ôlb.

McComas, Earl W,, ARABAI, 19a.

McConneU, Arthur, ARA-BAI,

23b.

McConnell, Harold P., FS, 79a.

McConnell, Mack, SCS, 116b.

McConnell, Otis E., SCS, 117a.

McConnell, Samuel Y., FCA,

63b.

McCorkle, Jack S., SCS, 118b.

McCorkle, Will D., SCS, 118b.

McCormac, Cecil, SCS, 120a.

McCormack, Alvîn V., PMA.

AGP, 102.

McCormick, A. W., PMA, LIV,

100b.

McCormick, C. J., SEC, 2.

McCormick, James H., INF.,

10.

McCormick, James T., SCS.

112a.

McCormick, John, PISAE, 52b.

McCormick, Paul Jr., PMA,

LIV, 100a.

McCracken, Earl C, ARAHNHE, 38b.

McCroskey. J. B., PMA, DAI,

92b.

McCulley, Robert D., FS, 73a.

McCune, Wesley, SEC, 2.

McCurley, Jr., James Bernard,

REA, 108b.

McCutchen. A. Allen, FS, 75b.

McDermott, James R.. FS,

78a.

McDonald, John E., FS, 77b.

McDonald, W. A., ARA-BAI,

21a.

McDonell. John G., FS, 74b.

McDowell, A. M., PMA, FV,

96b.

McDuff, Clifford E., FS, 75b.

McEachern, Douglas M., ARAEPQ, 35a.

McEvoy, Hugh E.. FCA, 66a.

McFadden, Anne E., PERS,

12a,

McFadden, Edgar S., ARAPISAE, 42b.

McFarland, Donald W., FS,

77a.

McFarlane, John S., ARAPISAE, 46a.

McFarlane, Vernon H., ARAAIC, 18a.

McFillen, Willard L., SCS,

117b.

McGarr, Rex. L., ARA-EPQ,

29b.

McGill, R. B., SCS, 115b.

McGinnies, W. G., FS, 73a.

McGinty, G. L., ARA-BAI,

23a.

McGinty, Thomas P., BAIC,

16a.

McGourin, Tom F., SCS, 119b.

McGovern, John N„ FS, 74a.

McGovran, Edward R., OES,

55a.

McGowan, Frank P., FCA,

65b.

McGrew, Paul C, SCS. 120a.

McGuire, E. H., PMA, DÁI,

92a.

McGuire, John R., FS, 72b.

McGuire, Michael W., ARABAI, 22b.

McHenry, J. Roger, ARAPISAE, 53a.

McHenry, R. O., PMA, FV,

95b.

Mcllvain, Ernest H., ARAPISAE, 45a.

Mclntyre, Arthur C, SCS,

111b.

Mclver, Staton, SCS, 113b.

McKay, Andrew W., FCA, 64a.

McKay, Helen C, ARA-AIC,

16a.

McKay, Hugh C, SCS, 110a.

McKechnie, John J., SCS,

111b.

McKee, Clyde. OES, 56b.
302 ÍNDEX OP NAMES

McKeever, Ivan, SCS, 112a,

McKenna, Kobert J., PMÄ,

107a.

McKennan, Russell B., FS,

75a.

McKeown, William T., FCA,

64b.

McKibben, Eugene, PISAE,

53b.

McKillop, I, Thomas, REA,

108b.

McKinney, Harold H., ABAPISAE. 42a.

McKinney, Leonard L.. ARAAIC, 17a.

McKinney, Robert S., ARAAIC, 18a.

McKnight, Clarence W., SCS,

115b.

MeKnight, W. R., PMA, DAI,

92b.

McLaughlin, Eleanor V., FS,

76b.

McLaughlin, John N., ÁRAPISAE, 41a.

McLaughlin, Sidney E., FS,

74a.

McLean, Darrelî M., ARAPISAE, 49a.

McLean, Forman T., ARAPISAE. 49a.

McLean, John G„ ARAPISAE, 49a.

McLendon, Clarence A., ARAPISAE, 43b.

McLeod, J. H., EXT,, 62b.

McL^d, John H., OES, 56b.

McLintock, Thomas F.. FS,

72b.

McLure, Joe H., PMA, 91a.

McMahon, Herbert M., ARA-=

EPQ, 30b.

McMeekin, Jeremiah G., SCS,

112b.

McMeekin, Thomas L., ARAAIC. 16b.

¡VicMichael, Scott C. ARAPISAE, 4ñb.

McMurtrey, James E., Jr.,

ÄRA-PISAE, 46b.

McMurtrey, Mar%'in S.. SCS,

117a.

McMurtry, William M., SCS,

116b.

McNabb. W. T., PMA, FV,

95a.

McNair, John W., FS, 78a.

MeNeal, Francia H., ARAPISAE, 42a.

McNinch, Eleanor M., LIB,

lia.

McPeek, Miles, BAE. 5a.

McPhee. Hugh C, ARA-BAI,

19.

McPherren, W., PMA, DAI,

92a.

McPherson, G. R,, PMA. OAS,

105.

McQuinn, Alice B., FS, 70a.

McRorey, Russell P., FS, 76b.

McShea, John F., PMA, AUD,

104.

McWhorter, G. E., SCS, 113a.

McWhorter, Clyde C, PMA,

91a.

McWhorter, Frank P., PISAE,

49b.

Maas, Edward E., ARA-BAI,

21b.

Mabee, William B., ÂRA-EPQ,

32b.

Mabley, Clay, FCA, 64b.

Maedonald. Francis, ARA-AIC,

17a.

Maelay, W. Dayton, ARAAIC, 18a.

MacMasters, Mabel M., ARAAIC, 17b,

Machmer, John H., ARAPISAE, 51b.

Mackey, Hugh S., FCA, 65b.

Mac'Kie, J. G., PMA, T&W.

103.

Maekinnon, William. ARAPISAE. 45b.

Macy, Harold, OES, 66a.

Haddock, Walter J„ FHA,

68b.

Madeley. Roland C, SCS. 117a.

Maevers, Martin, FS, 71b.

Magee, Robert A., ARAPISAE, 47a.

Magleby, Karl J., FHA, 6Sb.

Magness, John R„ ARAPISAE, 47b.

Magruder, John M„ FCA, 65b.

Magruder, Roy, ARA-ADM.,

15a.

Maister, Hanns G., ARA-AIC.

17a.

Majors, Kenneth R., ARAAIC, 17a.

Maki, T, Ewald, FS, 73b.

Makower, Benjamin. ARAAIC, 18b.

Mallery, Kenneth B., SCS.

112a.

Mallery, Thomas D., ARAPISAE, 46a.

Malott. John O., PMA, F&O,

94a.

Maner, William F., ARA-EPQ,

81a.

Man^. J. H., PMx4., LIV,

99b.

Maness, J. L., PMA, FV, 95a.

Mangham, Francis R., SCS,

116a.

Mangham, Francis R., B&F,

6b.

Manifold, Courtland B„ SCS,

109b.

Manis, Wallace E,, ARAPISAE, 46a.

Mann, Dudley T., SCS, 116b.

Mann, Julian E., PCIC, 69b.

Mann, Lorenzo B., FCA, 64a.

Mann, W. H.. SCS, 114a,

Mann, Walter E., FS, 72a.

Manter, E. E., ARA-BAI, 23b.

Manthei, Chester A., ARABAI, 24a.

Manwaring, H, Laurence, 88.

Marine, J. E., PMA. FV, 96a.

Markley. Klare S., ARA-AIC,

17b.

Marks, James A., PMA, FV.

95b.

Markwardt. Delton J„ ARÄEPQ, 35a,

Markwardt, L. J.. FS, 73b.

Marquis, Ralph W., FS, 71a.

Marra, Stanley, PMA, LIV,

99a.

Mars,*B. S.. PMA, DAI. 93b.

Marsh, Edward T., ARA-BAI,

25a.

Marsh, Raymond E., FS, 70,

Marsh, S. T., BAE, 5b.

Marsh, Seward H., FS, 78a.

Marshall, Charles G., SCS,

118b.

Marshall, Edward H., FS, 77b.

Marshall, H. T., SCS, 115b.

Marshall, Howard R., FS, 70a.

Marshall, Knox L., FS, 79b.

Marshall, Richard M„ SCS,

116a.

Marston, Henry W., ARAADM., 15b.

Marth, Paul C, ARA-PISAE,

50a.

Martin, Clay W., PMA, LIV,

100a.

Martin, Edward C, FS, 73b.

Martin, F.D., SCS, 115a.

Martin, George C, ARA-EPQ,

31a.

Martin, Harold B., SCS, 116a.

Martin, Harry E., FCA, 64b.

Martin, Harvey B., PMA, 91a.

Martin, Irving L., ARAPISAE, 53a.

Martin, J. Foster, ARAPISAE. 42b,

Martin, James F., BEPQ, 35b.

Martin, John H., ARA-PISAE,

41a.

Martin, John J., ARA-BAI,

21a.

Martin, Lawrence F., ARAAIC, 18a.

Martin, Sam W., PMA, 91b.

Martin, W. H., EXT., e2b.

Martin, William H., OES. 56b.

Martin, W. Leslie, PMA, 107a.

Mason, Arthur C, ARA-EPQ,

32b.

Mason, Edward H., FS, 75a.

Mason, Fred R., FS, 76a.

Mason. Howard, SCS, 112a.

Mason, Ira J., FS, 70b.

Mason. Lamar, SCS, 118a.

Mason. W. A., Jr.. SCS. 113b.

Massey, Howard C., ARAEPQ, 34b.

Massey, P. H., SCS, 113b.

Matchett, John R., ARA-AIC,

16.

Matejowsky, Herbert J.. PMA.

91b.

Matheny, Charles M., ARAPISAE, 43a.

Mathes, Ralph, ARA-EPQ,

28b.

Mathews, John T., FS, 76a.

Mathews, Oscar R., ARAPISAE, 51b.

Mathewson, James S., FS, 74a.

Matson, Elmer E., PS, 72b.

Matson, Howard O., SCS, 116a.

Matson, Paul P., FCA, 66b.

Matters, A. R., PMA-GRN.

97a.

Matt¿on, J. F., PMA, LIV,

99a.

Matthew, Henry, FCA, 66b.

Matthews, Donald N., FS, 74b.

Matthews, Floyd D, SCS, 117a.

Mattiford, Ernest S., PMA.

106a.

Mattison, Charles W., FS, 70b.

Mattoon, Merwin A., FS, 78a.

Mattson, D. F.. PMA, DAI.

93a.

Mattsson, J. Wayland, FS. 76a.

Matz, Julius, ARA-PISAE,

46b.

Matzek, Ben L.. ARA-PISAE.

53a.

Mataen, Edwin H., PMA, POU,

101b.

Mau, Fred C, ARA-BAI, 20b.

Maurer, Theodore, SCS, 112b.

Maxeiner, E. C, PMA, LIV,

99b.

Maxwell, R. A., ARA-BAI,

22b.

Maxwell, Warren C, ARAEPQ. 35a,

May, Curtis, ARA-PISAE, 50b.

May, Edward C„ ARA-EPQ,

33a.

Mayhew, Earl, FHA, 68a.

Mayo, Arthur W., CEA, 60b.

Mays, L. K., B&P, 6b.

Mays, Lawrence K., FS, 77a.

Meagher, George S., FS, 73b.

Mech, Stephen J., SCS, Ilia.
INDEX OP NAMES 303

Mecham, Dale K., ARA-AIC,

18b.

Meckstroth, Gustav A., ARAPISAE, 50a.

Medlock, O. C, SCS, 112b.

Meehan, E. F., PMA, 104b.

Meehan, R. C, PMA, FV, 96a.

Meek, William E., ARAPISAE, 54a.

Meginnis, H. Glenn, FS, 73b.

Megrran, G. P., PMA, TOB,

101b.

Mehl, J. M., CEA, 60.

Mehltretter, Charles L., ARAAIC, 17b.

Mehring, Arnon L.., ARAPISAE, 52b.

Mehurin, Roger M., ARA-BAI,

22a

Meix¿l, Earl J., ARA-BAI,

20b.

Melichar, Charles, FS, 70b.

Melis, Percy E,, FS, 74b.

Melvin, Eugene H., ARA-AIC,

17a.

Melvin, Fordyce H., ARA-BAI,

21b.

Melvin, Kathryn I., FS, 76a.

Mendell, F. H., SCS, 114b.

Mendenhall, William V., FS.

77a.

Menzies, James D., ARAPISAE. 52b.

Mercker, A. E., PMA, FV, 94a.

Mericle, R. B.. PMA, DAI, 93a.

Merkel, Charles M., ARAPISAE, 54b.

Merker, Clarence A., FS, 75b.

Merrifield, Fred R., FCA, 66a.

Merrill, Hyrum L.. SCS, 112b.

Merrill, Louis P., SCS, 116a.

Merritt, Raymond E., FS, 77b.

Merryfield, M. C. PMA, LIV,

100b.

Mertens, Herman F., FCA,

66a.

Mertz, Carson F., FHA, 68b.

Merz, Robert W., FS, 72a.

Mesavage, Clement, FS, 73b.

Metealf. Carl V., ARA-BAI,

25a.

Metzger, Hutzel, FCA, 66a.

Meyer, James R., ARAPISAE, 43b.

Meyer, Walter R., SCS, Ilia.

Meyer. Werner P., OES, 55a.

Meyers, Irving, ARA-BAI, 25a.

Meyers, Trienah, BAE, 4b.

Michaels, Charles C, SCS,

119a.

Michelson, Carroll E., OFAR,

8a.

Mick, G. E.. SCS, 114b.

Middleton, Albert G., SCS,

112b.

Middleton, Arthur W., SCS,

119a.

Middleton, H. E., SCS, 110a.

Mielke, James L., ARAPISAE, 51a.

Migheli, Ronald L., BAE, 4a.

Mika, Fred P., SCS, 117a.

Mika, Hugo, SCS, 117a.

Milam, Ford M., OFAR, 9b.

Miles, Edwin F., ARA-PISAE,

52a.

Miles. Samuel R., ARAPISAE, 41b.

Miles, Vernal C, SCS, 112a.

Miles, Wayne H., SCS, 119a.

Miley, D. Gray, ARA-PISAE,

43b.

Milieu, Herrold A., SCS, 117b.

Millender. Alfred F., SCS, 112b.

Millender, Hamilton C, ARAEPQ, 31b.

Miller. A. F., FS, 77a.

Miller, A. J., PMA, DAI, 93b.

Miller, Albert R., ARA-BAI,

19.

Miller, Byron S., ARA-PISAE,

42a.

MiLer, O. Keith, SCS, 118a.

Miller, Donald L., ARA-BAI,

20a.

Miller, Douglas R., ARAEPQ, 36b.

Miller. E. D., PMA, DAI, 92b.

Miller. E. Harvey, PMA, 107 a.

Miller, E. O., PMA, FV, 95b.

Miller, Edison D., PMA, FV,

96b.

Miller, Edwin L„ ARA-BAI,

20b.

Miller, Edwin L., FS, 75b.

Miller, Fred H., FS, 70a.

Miller, Gerald D., ARAPISAE, 42a.

Miller, H. Sydnor, ARA-BAI,

21a.

Miller, Harold W., SCS, 119b.

Miller, Hermon I., PMA, POU,

101.

Miller, Ivo W., FS, 79a.

Miller, J. D., SCS, 113b.

Miller, John H., ARA-PISAE,

43a.

Miller, Julian C, ARA-PISAE,

48b.

Miller, Maude H., ARA-EPQ,

28a.

Miller, Melvin C, ARAPISAE, 41a.

Miller, P. R., EXT., 62b.

Miller, Paul R., ARA-PISAE,

51b.

Miller, Paul W., ARA-PISAE,

47b.

Miller, Philip A., ARA-PISAE,

41b.

Miller, Raymond H, P., FS,

74a.

Miller, Roy E.. INF., 10a.

Miller, Thomas H., PMA, 88.

Miller, Walter L., CEA, 60.

Miller. William D.. ARAEPQ, 36a.

Milton, Van O., OES, 61a.

MiUiken, Martha A., OES, 55a.

Milner. Reid T., ARA-AIC,

17a.

Milnor, J. Pervis, PMA, FDP,

102.

Minaker, William L., FS, 77a.

Minges, Ralph V., FS, 75a.

Mingle, Carroll K., ARA-BAI,

24b.

Minor, William A.. SEC, 2.

Minshall, Neal E., SCS, Ilia.

Mirov, Nicholas T., FS, 71b.

MitcheU, A. D., PMA, FV, 95b.

Mitchell, Albert K., CCC, 58.

Mitchell, Buel B., ARA-EPQ,

33a.

Mitchell, G. E., ARA-BAI,

21b.

Mitchell, George A., ARAPISAE, 52a.

Mitchell, Glenn E., FS, 77b.

Mitchell, Harold L.. FS, 71b.

MitcheU, Homer C, SCS. 116a.

Mitchell, J. W., EXT., 61a.

Mitchell, James T., OFAR, 8a.

Mitchell. John W., ARAPISAE, 50a.

Mitchell, L. H., SCS. 115a.

Mitchell. William W., FS, 73b.

Mitchelson, A. T., SCS, Ilia.

Mix, John P., FCIC, 69a.

Mixon, W. F.. Jr., FCA, 66b,

Mizell, B. H., PMA, TOB,

101b.

Moats, Ruby W.. LIB, 11a.

Modlin, Lawrence W., ARAPISAE, 50b.

Mohagen, Myrtle, ARA-AIC,

17a.

Mohagen, Verna C, SCS,

109a.

Mohler, William M., ARA-BAI,

24a.

Mohr, J. A., PMA, FV, 95a.

Moir, Arthur D., Jr., FS, 74b.

Moir, Thomas A., ARA-BAI,

22b.

Molander, Edward G., ARAPISAE, 54b.

Molinaroli, R.. SCS, 113b.

Molitor, Peter B., ARA-BAI,

23b.

Moncrief, Lester, FS, 76a.

Moncure, Robert C, OFAR, 9b.

Monies, W. Nelson, FCIC, 69a.

Monighan, Francis J., FS, 75b.

Monk, James W., ARA-EPQ,

35b.

Monroe, Burrell J., FS, 69a.

Montfort, Peter T., ARAPISAE, 54a.

Monvid, George. ARA-AIC,

16a.

Moody, Richard E., PMA, 89.

Moon, Hubert H.. ARAPISAE, 47 b.

Moon, Wilson T., SCS, 116b.

Moonan, Robert A., ARABAI, 22a.

Moore, Carley L., FS, 73b.

Moore, Charles E.,FS, 76a.

Moore, E. Leon, ARA-PISAE,

47a.

Moore, Ernest G., ARA-ADM.,

15.

Moore, George C, SCS, 112a.

Moore, Glenn E., ARA-EPQ,

30a.

Moore, John R., SCS, 109a.

Moore, L. K., SCS, 115a.

Moore, Lane A., ARA-BDI,

26b.

Moore, Oren O., SCS, 116a.

Moore, R. P., SCS, 113b.

Moore, Ross E., OFAR, 8b.

Moore, W.L., SCS, 113a.

Moore, William D., ARAPISAE. 48b.

Moore, Wm. L., FCA, 65a.

Moosberg, Carl A., ARAPISAE, 48b.

Moot^, Charles E., ARA-BAI,

20b.

Moran, Eugene D., PMA, OAS,

105a.

Moran, John M., ARA-EPQ.

30b.

Moravets, Floyd L., FS, 72b.

Morehouse, M. M., PMA, DAI,

92a.

Morey, Harold F., FS, 72a.

Morgan, Benton, PMA, DAI,

92b.

Morgan, C. C, SCS, il2b.

Morgan, Garitón J., ARA-BAI,

23b.

Morgan, John J., BAE, 5a.

Morgan, L. B., PMA, FV, 96b.

Morgan, R. O., PMA, DAI.

92b.

Morgan, Thomas W., OFAR,

9a.

Morris, George M., SCS, 116a.

Morris, HI, R. Henry, ARAAIC, 16a.

Morris, William G„ FS, 72b.

Morrison, A. L., FCA, 65b.

Morrison, Benjamin Y., ARAPISAE. 50b.

Morrison, Bess V., ARAHNHE, 38b.

Morrison, J. W., SCS, 114a.
304 INDEX OF NAMES

Morriss, Donald J., FS, î9a.

Morrow. J. Dwight, SCS, 118a.

Morrow, J. V., PMA, TOB,

Ula.

Morse, Elaine C, SCS, 119a.

Morse, Grant A., FS, 76b.

Moseley, C. Hilai-y, PMA, 87.

Moseley, Thomas W„ ARABDI. 26a.

Moseman, Albert H,, PISAE,

41.

Moses. Arthur T., FS, 77a.

Mott, Gerald O., ARA-PISAE,

44b.

Moulton, Alfred B., ABAEPQ, 33a.

Moulton, William M., ARABAI. 21a.

Mousei, Henry P., FCA, 64a.

Moyer. Ralph H., PMA, 88.

Muceus, Francis, SCS, 119a.

Muckel, Dean C, SCS, Ilia.

Muehibeier, John, BAE, 4b.

Mueller, R. S., PMA, LIV,

100a.

Muesebeck, Carl F. W., ARAEPQ. 29b.

Muffley, J. Blair, SCS, 11 lb.

Muhlbach, Walter J., FCA,

64b.

Mulchaey. Rupert J., FS, 73b.

Muîderink, Earl, PMA, LIV.

100b.

Mulholtand, Moston R., ARAEPQ, 36a.

Muliane, John J., ARA-BAI,

23a.

Mullen, Lowell A., SCS, 119b.

Muilin. Henry R., FS, 75b.

Mullin, Lloyd A., PMA, 106b.

Mullins, Joseph F., ARAPISAE, 51b.

Mullins, Troy, BAE, 4a.

Mulroony, William J.. ARABAI, 22a.

Mumford, Herbert W., BAE,

3b.

Munch. Neal, SCS, 111b.

Muncie, Jesse H., ARAPISAE. 49b.

Munger. Harlan B., FCA, 65a.

Munns, Edward N., FS, 71b.

Munroe, Joseph M., FCA, 6oa.

Munson, W. A., EXT., 62a.

Murphy. Albert M., ARAPISAE, 46a.

Murphy. Blanche R.. FS, 7Sb.

Murphy, C. Roy. PMA, FDP.

102.

Murphy, E. J., PMA-GRN,

96.

Murphy, Hickman C, ARAPISAE, 41b.

Murphy, J. C, PMA-GRN,

97a.

Murphy, M. D., PMA, FV, 95a.

Murphy, Richard F., Jr.. ARABAI, 24a.

Murphy, Thomas F., FCA, 63.

Murphy, Warren, SEC, 2.

Murray, Calvin C, OES, 56a.

Murray, Janet H,, ARAHNHE, 38a.

Murray, William P., FS, 76b.

Musgrave, G. W., SCS, 110a.

Musser, R. H., SCS. 114a.

Muth. W. Martin, SCS, 112a.

Muzik. Thomas J., OES, 55b.

Myers, B. A., SCS. 115a.

Myers, Charles T., Jr., PMA,

INF, 102.

Myers, J. L., ARA-BAI, 22b.

Myers, Keith F., SCS, 117b.

M^ers, Kenneth H., BAE, 4a.

Myers, ILawrence, PMA, SUG,

101.

Myers, Theodore R., ARABAI, 21a.

Myers, Will M., ARA-PISAE.

44a.

Mynatt, Edward F., SOL. 14a.

Myrick, Delbert C BAE. 4a=

My rick, Eldon H., FS, 74b.

Kace, William W., SCS. 111b.

Naegele, A. J., PMA, LIV,

100a.

Nagas, Albert H., OFAR, 8a.

Nagei, Ray H., ARA-AIC, 18a.

Nater, Cedric A-, FS, 75a.

Nave, Jacob C. FS. 75b.

Neaî, Carl B., FS. 78a.

Neal, David C, AEA-PISAE

43b.

Neal, Oren R., SCS. 110a.

Neary, Bernard Á., PERS,

12a.

Neas, Ernest C, FCIC, 69a.

Neas. Ivan, ARA-PISAE, 46b,

Nebel. Oscar M„ PMA. DAI,

92a.

Nebelung, Raymond E., FCA,

65a.

Neff, L. P., FS. 72a.

Neff, Marshall S.. ARAPISAE, 48b.

Neill. Charles L., PMA, 107a.

Neitzling, Fred J., FS, 74b.

Nelms. W. C, SCS, 113b.

Nelsen, Emil M., FCA, 64b.

Nelsen, Mark, PMA, 107b.

Nelson, Aaron G.. FCA, 66a.

Nelson, A. N., PMA, FV, 96b.

Nelson, Arthur L., FS, 75a.

Nelson. H. E., PMA-GRN, 97a.

Nelson, John C. SCS, 116b.

Nelson, Howard D., ARAEPQ. 28b.

Nelson, Leiten E., ARA~EPQ

36a.

Nelson. Lewis R., ARAPISAE. 52b.

Nelson, Marion M., FS, 70b.

Nelson, Philip E., PMA, ADM.

86.

"Nelson, Ralph M., FS, 7aa.

Nelson, Reuben E., ARAPISAE, 53b.

NeÎBon, Robert H., ARAEPQ. 29a.

Nelson, S. K., ARA-BAI, 20b.

Nelson. William K., FS, 72b.

Nemanleh. Agnes, FCA, 64a.

Nestler, Ralph B., OES, 65b.

Neubert, Alfred M., ARA-ÁIC,

18b.

Neumann, Erwin R., SCS,

117a.

Newcomb, Lawrence S., FS,

78b.

Newcomb. Paul S., FS, 79b.

Newcomer, Erv^al J., ÁRAEPQ, 82b.

Newdick, Erlon L,, ARA-EPQ,

33a.

Newell, Laurence C, ARAPISAE. 45a.

Newell, Sterling R., BAE, 4b.

Newham, Frederic N., FS, 75b.

Newman, C. L., FS, 73a.

Newport, W. L., PMA. LIV,

100b.

Newton, Edward M., Jr., FHA,

68a.

Newton, Harry P., ABA-AIC,

17b.

Newton, Park H.. PMA, 107b.

Nicaise, Randoljih W.. ARAEPQ, Sib.

Nichols, George L., FS, 76a.

Nichols, Homer P., FS, 75b.

Nichols, M. B., Jr.. OPAR, 9a.

Nichols, M. L., SCS, 110a.

Nichols, Robt. A., OES, 56b.

Nicholson, Ernest A., SCS.

118b.

Nickels, Clarence B., ARAEPQ, 32b.

Nieberg, Carl H., FCA, 64a.

Nielsen, N. L, BAE, 5b,

Nightingale, F. S., PMA, FV,

96b.

Nikkei, Earl] H., FCIC. 69a.

Nimmo, Charles C, BAIC,

18b.

Nixon, Roy W., ARA-PISAE,

48a.

Nixon, Walton M., SCS, 116a.

Noble, Edward G., ARAPISAE, ö2b.

Noble, Lloyd W., ARA-EPQ.

29b.

Noble, Willis B., ARA-EPQ.

28b.

Noel. Charles E., SCS, 109a.

Noel, Lioyd E., FS, 74a.

Noonan, Albert J„ ARA-BAI,

24a.

Norberg. Everett C, P&O, 12.

Nord. Arthur G., FS. 76a.

Nordby, Julius E., ARA-BAI.

19b.

NordQuist. Arnold V., BAE,

6a.

Nordwall, David S., FS, 75b,

Norris, Charles B., FS, 74a.

Norris, Karl H., ARA-PISAE,

54a.

Norton, Edwin M., PMA, 91.

Norton, Ethan A., SCS, 109.

Norton, Robert A., ARAPISAE, 54a.

Norve, C. N.. PMA, LIV. 100a.

Noter, H. L., PMA, FV, 94b.

Nowlan, Ralph E., FCA, 65a.

Noyes, LaRoy, ARA-BAI, 19a.

Nutter, Fred J., PMA, 106b.

Nutting, George C, ARA-ÁIC,

16a.

Nygard, Iver J., ARA-PISAE,

53a.

Oak. H. H., SCS, 115a.

Oakes. Harvey, ARA-PISAE,

53b.

Gates, William J., ARAPISAE, 54a.

Oberle, Donald D., FHA, 67b.

Oborn. Eugene T., ARAPISAE. 4Sa.

O'Brien, Charles P., ARAEPQ, 30a.

0*Brien, Joseph E., REA, Î08a.

O'Brien, Ruth, ARA-HNHE,

38

O'Brien, W. R., SCS, 115a.

Obye, Herschel C, FS, 77b.

Ochsner. Herbert P., FS, 79a.

O'Connor, Robert T., ARAAIC, 17b.

Odom, Lester E., ARA-PISAE,

53a.

O'Donnal, J. Forres, ARAPISAE, 46a.

O'Donnell, Patrick E., BAE,

6a.

Oeltjen, Walter, REA. 108.

Oertel, Robt. W., SCS, 114b.

Offord, Harold R., ARA-EPQ.

36b.

Offutt. Charles E., PMA, 86.

Ogdon, Montell E., OFAR, 8b.

Oglesbee, J. C, Jr., EXT.,

61b.

Olcott, Harold S., ARA-AIG,

18b.

Oldroyd, L. T., EXT., 62b.

Olejar, Paul D., ARA-PISAE,

41a.

Olive, Floyd R., OFAR, 9a.

Oliver, Donald A., FS, 78a.
ÍNDEX ÓÍ" NAMES âÔ5

Ôiiver, Êphe M,. FS. 78a.

Oliver, J. R., SCS, 15a.

Oliver, Rowland S., PMA, 89.

Oliver, William B., SCS, 111b.

Oliveri, Blanche L., LIB, 11.

Olmstead, Lewis B., ARAPISAE, 52a.

Olmstead, Norria A., ARABAI, 19a.

Olsen, Chester J., FS, 76a.

Olsen, Sterling R., ARAPISAE, 51b.

Oison, Clarence E., SCS, 119a.

Oison, George E., FCA, 64a.

Oison, Herman F., FS, 79a.

Olson, Kenneth W., OFAR, 8a.

Olson, Lloyd R., FS, 78a.

Olson, WilHam J., ARAPISAE, 42b.

Omohundro, Edgar H., PMA,

93a.

O'Neill, John T., FS, 76a.

Orcutt, D. W., ses, 113a.

O'Rear, H. M., ARA-BAI, 20b.

O'Reilly, Maurice, FCIC, 69b.

Orem, Max Talbert, ARA--

PISAE, 54b.

Orne, Neis H., FS, 79a.

Orr, E. A., PMA, LIV, 99a,

Orr, Guy E., ARA-EPQ, 35a.

Orr, L. W., ARA-EPQ, 32a.

Orrell, Claude D., FCA, 65a.

Orsini, Felice M., SCS, 109b.

Ortenzîo, L. F., PMA, LIV,

99b.

Orveda, Arnold C, ARAPISAE, 53a.

Osborne, James G., FS, 71a.

Osborne, Martha R., LIB, lib.

Osburn, Max R., ARA-EPQ,

32a.

Osenbrug, Albert, ARAPISAE, 52a.

Osgood, Wilfred A., ARAEPQ, 38a.

O'Shaughnessy, John K., REA,

108b.

Ostendorf, A. T., ARA-BAI,

24a.

Ostrom, Carl E., FS, 73a.

Oswald, W. W., PMA, DAI,

92b.

Ott, William S., ses, 111b.

Otten, Caleb J., PMA, MFRB,

103b.

Otter, Floyd L., SCS, n9b.

Ottersen, Signe Ruh, LIB, lia.

Overby, Edward J., SEC, 2.

Overby, Kermit O., REA, 108a.

Overpeek, John C, ARAPISAE, 46b.

Oveson, Merrill M., ARAPISAE, 52a.

Oveson, Merrill M., SCS, 110a.

Owen, Forrest V., ARAPISAE, 46b.

Owen, Woodrow 0., ARAEPQ, 30a.

Owens, Ben L., BAE, 4b.

Owens, Charles D., ARAPISAE, 54a.

Owens, Edward W., ARAPISAE. 48b.

Owens, Harry S., ARA-AIC,

18a.

Owens, Ivan C, SCS, 112b.

Owens, Leroy S.. P&O, 13b.

Owens, William C, ARA-BAI.

22a.

Owrey, William T., ARA-EPQ,

31b.

Ozbirn, E. Lee. FHA, 68b.

Pace, George C., EXT.. 61a.

Pace, John C, ARA-BAI, 20a.

Packer, Abraham, ARA-BAI,

20a.

Pad, Thomas R., FS, 70a.

Paddock, William R., FS, 79a.

Paden, A. R., PMA, LIV, 99b.

Paden, William R., ÁRAPISAE, 45a.

Padget, Lamar L., ARA-EPQ,

30a.

Page Roy C, ARA-EPQ, 34b.

Pahl, W. A., PMA-GRN, 97a.

Pailthorp, R. R., PMA, FV.

94b.

Paine, Philip L., FS, 77b.

Painter, Charles G., ARAPISAE, 52b.

Painter, John N., ARAPISAE, 48b.

Palazzo, A. J., ARA-EPQ, 31b.

Palmer, Arthur W., OFAR, 8a.

Palmer, Gary D., BAE, 5b.

Palmer, Ebér H., ARA-EPQ,

36a.

Palmer, Kenneth J., ARAAIC, 18b.

Pals, Clarence H., ARA-BAI,

22a,

Paramore, L. R., EXT., 61b.

Park, James P., ARA-BAI,

25b.

Park, Joseph K., ARA-PISAE.

54a.

Park, Robert H., FS, 76b.

Parke, William M., FS. 77b.

Parker, D. E., ARA-EPQ. 32a.

Parker, Frank, BAE, 5b.

Parker, Frank W., ARAPISAE, 41.

Parker, George M., SCS, 117a.

Parker, Harry L., ARA-EPQ,

30b.

Parker, John R., ARA-EPQ,

29a.

Parker, John W., FS, 76b.

Parker, Joseph B., ARA~BDI,

26a.

Parker, Marion W., ARAPISAE, 50a.

Parker, Sarah W., LIB, lib.

Parker, Veldon A., FS, 76b.

Parker, W. T., PMA, F&O, 94.

Parkinson, Dana, FS, 70b.

Parkinson, Kenneth R., ARAEPQ, 30b.

Parks, George A., Jr., PMA,

F&O, 94a.

Parks, John M., SCS, 117a.

Parks, Robert Q., ARA-PISAE,

51b.

Parrott, Ishmael M., ARAPISAE, 44a.

Parsell, John E., FHA, 67b.

Parsons. Donald A„ SCS, 110b.

Parsons, J. D., SCS, 114b.

Parsons, R. A., ARA-BAI. 22a.

Particelli, C. A., PMA, OAS.

105b.

•as. Harold H., ARA-BAI, 22a.

Paschal. James L., BAE, 4a.

Paschall. A. H., SCS, 114a.

Passey, Scott B., SCS, 119a.

Pate, Henry O., FCA, 65b.

Pate, Lewis J., ARA-BAI, 21b.

Pate, William W., ARAPISAE, 51b.

Patrick, Austin L., SCS, Ilia.

Patterson, Clarence A., FCA,

65b.

Patterson, Homer S., PMA,

C&I, 104a.

Patterson, Roy E., ARA-BAI,

24a.

Patterson, Walter F., FCA,

64b.

Patton, D. A.. PMA, FV, 96a.

Patton, Elmo L., ARA-AIC,

18a.

¡Patton, John A., ARA-BAI,

; 24a.

Patton, Lester K, ARA-BAI,

21b.

Patton, William P., ARAEJr^Q, 34b.

Paul, Benson H., FS, 73b.

Paul, Spurgeon E., SOL, 14b.

Paulsen, James P., PCIC, 69b.

Paulson, Wm. M., PMA, FV,

94a.

Paxton, E. C, BAE, 5b.

Paxton, Percy J., FS, 78b.

Payne, Burnett H., FS, 70b.

Peabody, Myron C, FCA, 65a.

Pearse, C. Kenneth, FS, 73b.

Pearson, Oscar, ARA-EPQ,

32b.

Pearson, Robert W., ARAPISAE, 52a.

Pease, Bryden, PMA, 91a.

Pechanec, Joseph F., FS, 72b.

Pedersen, Marion W., ARAPISAE, 45b.

Peebles, Robert H., ARAPiSAE, 43b.

Peet, Herbert N., SEC, 2.

Peet, Lemuel J., SCS, 112a.

Peirce, Earl S., FS, 71a.

Pendleton, A. M., EXT., 61b.

Pendleton, Ray A., ARAPISAE, 46b.

Pendleton, Robert L., OFAR,

9a.

Pendry, J. W., SCS, 116b.

Penick, Norman J., FS, 77b.

Penny, Lowell H., ARAPISAE, 43 b.

Penstone, Giles H., SOL, 14b.

Pentzer, Wilbur T., ARAPISAE, 49b.

Pepper, Enoch F., ARA-EPQ,

34b.

Pepper, Ross H., FCA, 65a.

Perrin, John A., SCS, 117a,

Perry, D. P., PMA, LIV, 100a.

Perry, Edgar L., FS. 75b.

Perry, Vernon G., ARAPISAE, 51a.

Pershina, Mary J., FS, 72b.

Person, Ben V., PMA, 91b.

Person, Harlow S., REA, 108.

Person, Hubert L., FS, 73b.

Person, Lee H., PISAE, 51b.

Persons, Thomas D., ARAEPQ, 30a.

Peterraan, Jesse E., ARA-BAI,

21b.

Peters, Glaus W., PMA, lö7b.

Peters, J. H., BAE, 5b.

Peterson, C. O., BEPQ, 32a.

Petersen, Donald H., ARAPISAE, 48a.

Peterson. Clinton E., ARAPISAE. 48b.

Peterson, Eugene J., SCS,

109a.

Peterson, Ralph M., FS, 74b.

Peterson, Robert F„ ARAAIC, 17a.

^eterson, Robert R., SCS, 117a.

Peterson, Virgil C, OFAR, 9b.

Peterson, William A., FS, 77a.

Petfield, B. H., ARA-EPQ,

30b.

Petfield, Benjamin H., ARAEPQ, 30b.

Petheram, Harry D., SCS,

118b.

Petrik. Edwin J., FCA, 66a.

Petro, James H., ARA-PISAE,

53a.

Pettigrove, Herbert R., ARAPISAE, 44b.

Pettit, Virgil C, OFAR, 8b.

Peyton, H. C. S., Sr., PMA,

FV, 95b.

Pflugrad, R. É„ ARA-BAi;

21a.
306 INDEX OF NAMES

Pheil, Eugene P., PMA, FV,

95b.

Phelps, Howard T., FS, 77a.

Philbrook, Frank W., FCÁ,

64a.

Philiippe, Ralph C„ FHA, 68a.

Phillips, Arthur M., ARAEPQ, 32a.

Phiilips, C. G., ses, 115b.

Phillips, G. L., AEA-EPQ, 29a.

Phillips, George W. M., ARAAIG, 16b.

Phillips, Raymond E., FS, 75a.

Phiilips, Reed A., BAE, 4a.

Phillips, Roy A., FS, 74b.

Phiilips, W. E., PMA, FV. 94b.

Phillips, William H., ARAPISAE, 43a.

Phinney, T. Dean, FS, 76a.

Phipard, Esther F., ARA--

HNHE, 38a.

Picard, Ralph A., FHA. 67.

Pickens, J. W., PMA, 104a.

Pickens, S. W., PMA, TOB,

101b.

Pickford, Gerald D., FS, 75a.

Pickrell, C. U., EXT.. 62a.

Pidgreon, Rezin E., FS, 78b.

Piemeisel, Robert L,, ARAPISAE. 46a.

Pieper, Grover C., ARA-BAI,

22b.

Pierce, William C., ARA-EPQ,

S2b.

Pierson, Camille, FS, 76b.

Pierson. Thomas H., ARA-BAI,

21a.

Pike, Galen W., FS, 79b.

Pike. Joseph B., Jr., ARAEPQ, S6a.

Pillow, Maxon Y., PS, 73b.

Pinchot, Gifford, FS, 78a.

Pinckney, Alvin J., ABAPISAE, 42a.

Pinckney, Reuben M., ÂRAPISAE, 52b.

Pinto. Herman T.. SCS, 119a.

Piper, L. R.. SCS. 114b.

Piper, Thomas L., PCA, 63a.

Pittman, D. W., SCS. 113a.

Pitts, James E., Jr., FCA, 64b.

Plair, Theodore B., SCS. 119a.

Plank, Harold K.. OES. 55b.

Plantholt, Frederick J., ARA»

PISAE, B3b.

Platenius, Hans, OFAR, 9b.

Plew, Grover M., PMA, 105a.

Plummer, A. Perry. FS, 72a.

Plummer. Ralph, PMA, DAI,

92a.

Plyer, Luther G., ARA--EPQ,

34b.

Pobiecky. Arthur R., PMA,

FV, 96a,

Pobst, Sherman L., PMA, FV,

94a.

Poch, Fritz J,, FS, 75a.

Poe. Buford J., SCS, 116a.

Poehlman, John M., ARAPISAE, 42a.

Polhamus, Loren G., ÂRAPISAE. 45b.

Pollard, Elisha F., ARA-AIC.

17b.

Pollock, E. O.. PMÁ-GRN,

96a.

Pollock, J. E., SCS, 113a.

Pollock, L. J., PMA. FV, 95a.

Polster, A. H., PMA, FV, 95a.

Pommerening, Louis A., FS,

79b.

Pooley, John R., ARA-BAI,

23a.

Poos, Fred W., ARÂ-EPQ. 28b.

Pope, Thomas A., ÂRA-PISAE,

5Ba,

Popham, William L., ARAEPQ, 28.

Porte, William S., ARAPISAE, 49a.

Porter, Bennet A., ARA-EPQ,

32a.

Porter, Dale A., ARA-BAI,

24a.

Porter, James C. SCS, 116b.

Porter» Jay D., FS, 77a.

Porter, Thomas A.. FCA, 65b.

Porteus, James Ray, ARABAI, 24b.

Posey, Gilbert B., SCS. 110a.

Post, Robert E., BAE, 3b,

Potter, Arthur, FS, 76a.

Pottar, Charles E., EXT., 61a.

Potter, George F., ARAPISAE, 48b.

Potter, William D., SCS, 110b.

Potts, O. A., SCS, 114b.

Potts, Richard C. ARAPISAE, 45b.

Pound. Lenard C, FCIC. 69b.

Powell» Albert B., FHA, 67b.

Powell, Charles G., PMA

Powell, Charles L., PMA. FV,

95b.

Powell, G. E., PMA; TOB,

101a.

Powell, J. D., SCS, 113a.

Powell, T. J., SCS, 115a.

Powell, Theresa E., OES, 55a.

Power, G. Lenore, EXT., 61a.

Powers, Lawrence J., PMA,

FIS, 103.

Powers, LeRoy, ARA-PISAE,

50a.

Powers, William J., ARA-EPQ,

34b.

P'Pool, Raymond C, FCA, 65a.

Prange, P. A, A., SCS, 115a.

Prater, P. F. W., FS, 78b.

Pratt, Orlo A., ARA-EPQ, 31a.

Prchai. C. J., ARA-BAI. 22a.

Preinkert, Clara E., ARA-ÂIC,

16a.

Presch, Louise D., BAIC, 16a.

Prescott. Rüssel T., ARA-AIC,

18a.

Presley. John T.. ARA-PISAE,

43a.

Price, Charles, ARA-PISAE,

46a.

Price, Claude J., SCS, 112a.

Price, Claude L.. SCS, 116a.

Price, Emmett W., ARA-BAI»

25b.

Price, Frederick E., OES, 56b.

Price, Jay H., FS, 79a.

Price, Raymond, FS, 73b.

Price, William S„ FS, 76b.

Prichard, Georg-e L., PMA,

F&O, 94.

Pridgeon, Theron O., SCS,

117a.

Prince, Charles E.. 31b.

Priode, C. N., SCS, 114a.

Pritchett. John C, ARA-EPQ,

aib.

Probst, Albert H., ARAPISAE, 44b.

Prochaaka, E. C, PMA, LIV,

100b.

Prout, C. T., SCS, 112b.

Prue. H. F., PMA-GRN, 97a.

Prugh, A. E., PMA, FV, 96b.

Pubols, Ben H., BAE, 3b.

Pugh. D. H., Jr., SCS. 114a.

Pugsley, J. T., PMA-GRN,

97a.

Pults.* Leon M., ARA-PISAE,

46b.

Puppel, J. D., ARA-BAI, 23a.

Purdy, Elbridge C, P&O. 13b.

Purdy, Guy, FCA. 66b.

Purves, Clarence M., OFAR,

8b.

Putnam, Henry N., ARA-EPQ.

36a.

Putnam, John A., FS, 73b.

Pyles, Hamilton K., FS, 77a.

Quesenberry, James R., ARABAI, 19b,

Quick, James H., PMA, 106b.

Quigley. William R., PMA,

AUD, 104a.

Quinby, John R., ARA-PISAE,

42b.

Quinn, Samuel G.. P&O, 13b.

Quintus. Paul E., OFAR, 8a.

Quisenberry, Karl S., ARAPISAE. 41a.

Radeleff, Rudolph D., ARABAI. 24b.

Radspinner, William A., ARA-'

PISAE, 50a.

Rae, Henry L.. ARA-BAI, 21b.

Raeder, C. E.. PMA, T&W.

103b.

Rafnel. Roy V.. ARA-BAI,

23a.

Ragan, Joseph B.. PERS, 12a.

Rahm, Neal M., FS, 77a.

Raine, Dudley A., ARA-EPQ,

34a.

Rainwater. Clyde F., ARAEPQ, 29b.

Ralston, E. H., PMA, DAI.

93a.

Ramage, William D., ARAAIC, 18a.

Ramos, Rafael Menendea,

PMA, 107b.

Ramp. Russell M., ARAPISAE, 54a.

Rampton, Henry H., ARAPISAE. 45a.

Ramsey, Glen B., ARA-PISAE,

50b.

Ramsey, Harold L„ ARA-EPQ,

33a.

Ranck, William A., ARA-EPQ,

31a.

Randall, Charles E., FS, 70b.

Randall, C. Kyle, BAE, 3b.

Randall, G. H.. ARA-BAI,

23b.

Randell, Cortes G., FCÂ, 64a.

Randolph, LoweU F., ARAPISAE, 42a.

Rands, Robert D., ARAPISAE, 45b.

Ranney, Albert F., ARA-BAI,

25a.

Râper, Kenneth B., ARA-AIC,

ITa.

Râper, Ralph H„ PMA, 91a.

Rapp, Paul L., FCA, 63a.

Rasmussen, Boyd L., FS, 77b.

Rasmussen, Clyde L„ ARAAIC, 18a.

Rasmussen, D. Irvin, FS, 76a.

Rasor, Frank W., FS, 79a.

Ratchford, William P., ARAAIC, 16a.

Rauchenstein, Emil, BAE, 4a.

Rawlin, Glenn J., SCS, 112a.

Ray, G. S., BAE, 5b.

F^y, George B., ARA-EPQ.

S5a.

Ray, Jesse E.. ARA-BAI, 19a.

Ray, Thomas A., FCA, 64b.

Read. Daniel E., ARA-EPQ,

30a.

Reber, F. B., SCS, 115b.

Rebold, George P.^ ARA-BAT,

25a.

Reeh, Carrietta, FCA, 65a.

Reehel, Zeno C. FS, 77b.

Rector. Charles M., FS, 77a.

Redding, Hugh S.. FS. 79a.
INDEX OF NAMES 307

Redit, Walter H., ARA-PISAE.

50a.

Redman, Elliott E., FS, 74b.

Redmond. John. ARA-BAI,

21a.

Ree, William O.. SCS, Ilia.

Reed. E. Reece, OFAR, 9a.

Reed, F. K., BAE, 5a.

Reed, Frank, PMA. 91.

Reed, Frank W., PMA, 107a.

Reed, H. E., PMA, LIV, 98.

Reed, H. J., EXT., 62a.

Reed, Harry J., OES, 56a.

Reed, Irvin F., ARA-PISAE,

53b.

Reed, Lloyd R., SCS, 117a.

Reed, Ollie E., ARA-BDI, 26.

Reed, Robert A., SCS, 112a.

Reed, Robert S., PMA, 87.

Reed, W. G., PMA, LIV, 98b.

Reeher, Max M., ARA-EPQ,

29a.

Reese! Madge J., EXT., 61a.

Reeves, Edgar A., SCS, 117a.

Reeves, E^och L., ARAPISAE, 48a.

Repran, Lee G. J., PMA-GRN,

98a.

Regan, Mark M., BAE, 4b.

Rester, Max V., FS, 79b.

Rehorovic, H. P., PMA-GRN,

98a.

Reid, J. David, ARA-AIC, 17b.

Reid, Max P., PERS, 12b.

Reid, T. Roy, PERS, 12.

Reid. William J.. Jr., ARAEPQ, 37a.

Reiher, A. J., ARA-BAI, 22a,

Reiser, C. L., PMA, DAI, 93a.

Reitemeier, Robert F., ARAPISAE, 51b.

Reitz. Louis P., ARA-PISAE,

42a.

Renaud, Jul°s S., SCS, mh.

Renfro, H. N., Jr.. PMA, FV,

95a.

Renner, Frederic G., SCS,

109b.

Renshaw, Emera W., FS, 79a.

Renshaw, James F.. FS, 73a.

Rettie, James C, FS, 72a.

Retzer, J. L., FS, 73a.

Reuss, George H., FHA, 68a.

Reuss, Lawrence A., BAE. 'tb.

Reynolds, Barton C, OES,

55b.

Reynolds, Bernard D., Jr.,

SCS. 117a.

Reynolds, Ewell E., SCS, 117a.

Reynolds, G. D., PMA, LIV,

99a.

Rev-olds. Harold W., ARAPISAE, 51a.

Reynolds, Howard, ARAHNHE, 38b.

Reynolds, Hudson G., FS. 73b.

Reynolds, Robt., SCS, 113b.

Reynolds, Russell R., FS, 73b.

Rho^des, Harold R., ARAPISAE, 52a.

Rhodes, E. A., PMA. LIV, 99b.

Rhodes, F. Marion, PMA, PSF,

87.

Rhodes, W. H., SCS, 114a.

Rhinehart, W. Earl, SCS, 118b.

Rice, Allen W., ARA-BAI,

21a.

Rice, Ira Quince, PMA, 106a.

Rice, Irvin L., PMA, SUG,

101.

Rieh, Bailey S-, PMA, FV,

95a,

Rich, Fenner C, ARA-EPQ,

83a

Rich,'Lowell R., FS, 73b.

Richard, H. J., PMA, FV, 95b.

Richards, O. Audrey, ARAPISAE, 51a.

Richards, G. Andrew, FS. 74a.

Richards, Earl D., ARA-BAI,

23a.

Richards, LaVerne B., ARAPISAE, 41a.

Richards, Lorenzo A,, ARAPISAE, 52b.

Richards, Preston. PMA, DAI,

91.

Richards, William R., ARABAI. 22b.

Richardson, Donald L., SCS,

116a.

Richardson, E. C, SCS, 110a.

Richardson, E, H., PMA, LIV,

100a.

Richardson, George F,, Jr.,

ARA-EPQ, 36a.

Richardson, J. A., SCS, 115b.

Richardson, Leo S., ARA-BDI,

?Ra.

Richardson, W. M., PMA, TOB,

101.

Richey, Frederick D., ARAPISAE, 42b.

Richman, H. W., SCS. 114b.

Richmond, E. A., ARA-EPQ,

31a.

Richmond, Jason L., SCS,

116b.

Richmond, Roy G., ARA-EPQ,

SOa.

Richmond, Thomas R,, ARAPISAE, 44a.

Richter, John H., OFAR, 8b.

Rickel. L. A., Jr., FS, 77a.

RMder, Gilbert H.. SCS, 119b.

Ridgway, Wilbert O., ARAEPQ, 32b.

Riebold, Roland J., FS, 79a.

Riek, Hilmore W., SCS, 117b.

Rieman, Gustav H., ARAPISAE, 49b.

Riemenschneider, Roy W.,

ARA-AIC. 16b.

Rietz, Raymond C, FS, 74a.

Riggs. Albert W., PMA, 105b.

Righter, Francis I., FS, 71b.

Riley, Herbert M., PMA, FV,

95a.

Riley, Marvin C, ARA-EPQ,

36b.

Riley, Neil J., SCS, 117a,

Rindt, Charles A., FS, 77b.

Ringer, R. L., PMA. FV, 95b.

Rinas, Roy W., ARJl-EPQ,

32b.

RiTiguette, Clifford M., ARAPTSAE, 41a.

Richer, F. W., PMA, DAI,

93a.

Riss, John S., ARA-EPQ, 32b.

Rist, Carl E., ARA-AIC, 17b.

Ritchie, Calvin L., ARA-EPQ.

31b.

Ritchie, Fred G„ PMA. ACP,

102.

Ritter, Edward, FS. 79a.

Ritter, George J., PS, 74a.

Ritter, Lawrence B.. ARAEPQ, 36b.

Roach, Jerry, FS, 72a.

Roane, George D., ARAPISAE, 54a.

Roard, Ruric C, BEPQ, 83a.

Robb. William L., FS, 76a.

Robbins, F. L., SCS, 115b.

Robe, Harvey O., FS, 75a.

Robert, Alice L., ARA-PISAE,

42a.

Robert, Shelby A., Jr., BAE,

3b.

Roberts, Elliott J., SCS, 116a.

Roberts, Elliott P., FS, 77b.

Roberts, Eugene V., FS, 72a.

Roberts, Loran C, FS, 77b.

Roberts, Paul H., FS, 74b.

Roberts, Ralph S., B&F. 6.

Roberts, Ray C, ARA-PISAE,

53b.

Roberts, R. H., PMA, LIV, 98.

Roberts, W. M., SCS, 115a.

Robertson, Basil E., ARABAI, 22b.

Robertson, L. Ralph, FCIC,

69b,

Robey, George E., FCA, 66b.

Robinson, Bert D., SCS, 109a,

Robinson, Brittain B., ARAPISAE. 43b.

Robinson, Carl H., PMA, 91.

Robinson, E. W., Jr., PMA,

TOB, 101b.

Robinson, E. W., Sr., PMA,

TOB, 101b.

Robinson, Glenn H., ARAPISAE, 53a.

Robinson, James L., FCA, 64b.

Robinson, Robert E,, REA,

108.

Robinson, Robert R., PISAE,

45a.

Robinson, Robert R., PISAE,

52a.

Robinson, William O., ARAPISAE, 51b.

Robocker, Merrill, FS, 79a.

Rockey, John W., ARAPISAE. 54b.

Rockie, William A., SCS, 119a.

Rodda, G. E., PMA, LIV, 100a.

Rodenhiser, Herman A., ARAPISAE, 41a.

Rodenwold, Zelta F., ARAHNHE, 38a.

Roe, Arthur L., 72b.

Roethe, Harry E., ARA-AIC,

17a.

Rogers, George B., BAE, 3b.

Rogers, Jerome S., ARA-AIC,

16b.

Rogers, Joseph B., SCS, 119b.

Rogers, Oliver C, ARAPISAE. 53b.

Rogers, Ralph H., BAE, 4a.

Rogers. Robert W.. SCS. 109b.

Rogers, Will, OHE, 9.

Rogers, William B., ARAEPQ, 35a.

Rogler, George A., ARAPISAE, 45a.

Rohrman, William H., OFAR,

8a.

Rohwer, Carl, SCS, Ilia.

Rohwer, George G., ARA-EPQ,

30b.

Rohwer, Karl S., ARA-EPQ,

30a.

Rohwer, Sievert A., ARAEPQ, 28.

Rokahr, Mary A., EXT., 61b.

Rolfes, Joseph E., FCA, 65a.

Rolland, Kenneth M., FCA,

64b.

Rollins, C. G., PMA, TOB,

2 01a.

Rollins, Mary L., ARA-AIC,

17b.

Rollins, Theodore R., FS, 75a.

Romano, D. E., FS, 76a.

Romberg, Louis D., ARAPISAE, 48b.

Roof, Lloyd R., SCS, 113b.

Rooney, Howard, SOL, 14a.

Rooney, Walter E., FS, 74a.

RoQue, Arturo, OES, 561).

Ronuemore, P. C, PMA, LIV,

99a.

Rosa.* Ralph R., ARA-EPQ,

35a.

Rose. A. E., SCS, 114b.
308

Rose, Ambrose, «Fr., PMA

UV» 99a.

Rose, Frank H., ARA-EPQ.

36a.

Rose, W. Gordon, ARA-ÄIC,

18b.

Rosencrans, L, N,, SCS, 115a.

RosenquJst, E. L, PMA, DAL

93b.

Ross, Enid Sater, ARAHNHE, 38b.

Ro8s, George T., SCS, 120a.

Roas, P. Earl, SCS, Illa

Ross. R. C„ BAE, 5a.

Rossiter, Fred .J., O PAR, 8.

Rothe, Clinton H., ARA-EPQ.

30a.

Rothenbach, Henry, BAIC,

16a.

Rothlisberger, Ployd F.. SCS,

112b.

Rothrock, Philip, PMA-GRN.

97a.

Rotty, Roland, FS, 71a.

Rouse, Hayden K., SCS, Ilia.

Routzong. V. W., ARA BAI,

23b.

Rowe, Percy B., FS, 71 b.

Rowe, William H., FCIC, 69a.

Rowell, Elwyn J.. PMA, INF.

102a.

Roystor!, Regrirsald, BAE, 5a.

Rozendal Bernard, SCS, 117a.

Rubel, Donald M., PMA, FV,

94a.

Rubis, Joseph A., PMA. DAI,

94a.

Euch. Edward L., PMA, FV,

i>4b.

Rude, Clifford S., ARA-EPQ,

29b.

Rudy. J, M., SCS, 114b.

Rue, Leonard, ARA-BAI, 22b.

Ruehl". George D., ARAPTSAE. 48b.

Ruff, Frederick J.. FS. 78b

Ru^^Iman, H. P.. PMA, LIV,

99a.

Rule, Glenn K., SCS. 109.

Rule, Richard IL, ARAPTSAE, 55b.

Rumniell. Leo L., OES. 56b.

Rummell. Robert S., FS, 73a.

Runkel, S T., SCS. 115a.

Runyon. Noel R., SCS. 11Tb.

Rupp, George P., SCS. nib.

Rusca. Ralph A., ARA-AIC.

17b.

Rusk, H. P., EXT.. 62a.

Rusk. Henry P.. OFS. 5fia.

Russell, D., PMÄ. FV, fl.%.

Russell, G. A.. ARA-PISAE.

47a.

Russell, George H., ARA-EPQ.

31b.

Russell, John H., ARA-EPQ,

31b.

Russell, Roger B., FS, 74a.

Russell W. W., SCS, 115a.

Rutford. S. H., EXT,, 62a.

Ruth. Robert H., FS. 73a.

Ruthprford, Nelson, SCS, 11f)b.

Rutledge, Irvin B., ARA-EPQ.

3 lía.

Rutt, Isaac R., ARA-BAL

20a.

Ryall, A. Lloyd, ARA-PISAE,

49b.

Ryan, L. T.. PMA, FV. 96a.

Rverson. G. E., SCS. 110a.

RyKff, G. Leonard, ARAPTSAF. .^Oa.

Saaqre, Wiîîiam F., SCS, 117a.

Sabin, Archie A., BAE, 4a.

S^ck, Tvan. FS, 76a.

Sackrider. E. C. SCS. llSa.

Sadler, W, P., PMA, DAI, 92b,

INDEX OP NAMES

Saffry, Milton K, SCS, 117b.

Sager, Herbert K„ SCS. 116a.

Sainsbury, George F., 55a.

Salmon, Samuel C, ARAPISAE, 41a.

Salmond, Gordon R., FS, 71a.

SaJter, Robert M., ARAPîSAE, 41.

Samenow, Charles U.. REA.

108.

Sample, L. T., PMA, LTV, 99b.

Sample, Martha G., ARA-BDI,

2Ra.

Sanborn, Neal D., PMA, FV,

95a.

Sanborn. William C, FS, 77a.

Sand, Norbert H., FS. 73a.

Sandals, Kirk M., SCS, 117b.

Sandberg, Victor O., FS, 74a.

Sanders, George P., ARA-BDI,

26b.

Sanders, H. C, EXT., 62a.

Sanders, Robert W., ARAEPQ, 30a.

Sando, Charles E., ARA-AIC,

16.

Sando, William J., ARAPISAE, 42a.

Sands, John A.. Jr., PMA,

100a.

Sands. N. E., SCS, 113a.

Sandstrom, Marvin M., PMA,

FOP. 102.

Sandvig, Earl D., FS, 75a.

Sanford, A. R.. SCS, 115b.

Santo, F. J., PMA. DAI, 93b.

Sapp. Carl R., B&F, 6a.

Sargent. James W., SCS, 112b.

SarKeant, Richard P., CEA,

60b.

Sarrapede, Stephen S., PMA.

C&L 104.

Sarsfield, Caîude P., PMA.

AITD. 104b.

Sasscer, E. Ralph, ARA-EPQ,

31a.

Sauer. Elmer L., SCS, llOa.

Saulmon, Ernest E., ARABAL 21a.

Saunders, J. M., EXT., 61b,

Savaire, David A., ARA--

PÎSAE. 45a.

Savage. J. H., PMA. 104b.

navale, Richard T.. SCS, 119b.

Sav'eson, T. L.. SCS. 110b.

Sayler, Edwin W., SCS. IHb.

Sayre, Jasper D., ARA-PISAE,

42b.

Scammahom, James, B&F, 6.

Sean fan, John J., PCA, 64a.

Scan Ian, John T., ARA-AIC,

16b.

Scarborough, Julian H., FCA,

fiSb.

Schaal, Lawrence A., ARAPTSAE. 49a.

Schäfer, Raymond L., PMA,

105.

Schachtman, Bella E,, LIB,

lib.

Schäfer, Earl R., FS, 74a.

Schäfer, George M., ÁRAPTSAE, 53b.

Schaffer, Paul S., ARA-AIC.

16a,

SchaiWe, K. W., PMA, FV.

94a.

Schaller, Frank W.. SCS, 110a.

Schaub. L O., EXT., 62b.

Schaulis. Harry E., ÂRA-BAI,

21a.

Scheffer. Theodore C, ARAPTSAE, 51a.

Scheid, Myron F., PMA, FV,

9fia.

Schick, H. J., ARA-BAL 22b.

Schilling, Erwin A., FS, 75b.

SchipuH, Walter L„ FS. 71a.

Schlehuber, Alva M., ARAPISAE, 42b.

Schlossstein, Carl E., PMA.

AUD, 104a.

Schlotzhauer, Wesley, FCIC.

C9a.

Schlup, Lester A., EXT., 61a.

Schmid, Phillip G., SCS, 117a.

Schmidt, Engelbert H., SCS.

112b.

Schmidt, ThomasC, FHA, 68b,

Schmitz, Henry W., SCS, 117b,

Schneider, Charles L., ARAPISAE, 46b.

Schneider, Edwin O., ARAPISAE, 47a.

Schneider, Harry A., ARABAL 23b.

Schniepp, Lester E., ARAAIC, 17a.

Schnur, G. Luther, FS, 71b.

Schoenbach, Meno, PMA, 102b.

Schoenfeld, W. A., EXT., 62b.

Schoenhals, Carl E„ ARAADM, 15.

Schoeniner, Harry W-. ARABAL 24b.

Schoenleber. Leonard G., ARAPISAE, 54a.

Schoenmann. L. R, A., ARAPISAE, 53a.

Schollenberger, Charles J.,

ARA-PISAE, 52b.

Schölten, John A., FS, 74a.

Schomberg, Orval C, ARAEPQ. 33b.

Schomer, Harold A., ARAPISAE. 50a.

Schoolcraft, C. D., PMA, FV.

96b.

Schopp, Ralph, ARA-EPQ, 36b.

Schoth. Harry A., PISAE, 45a.

Schott, Ralph G., ARA-BAL

19a.

Schow, C. P., PMA. DAL 93b.

«chreiner. Ernst J., FS. 72a.

Schruben. Luke M., EXT., 61b.

Schüler, Martin, PMA-GRN,

97a.

Schultes, Richard Evans, ARAPISAE. 45b.

SchuUz. Euerene S., ARAPTSAE, 49b.

Schultz, John L., FS. 79a.

Schultz. Pelagia K., ARAHNHE. S8a.

Schultz, W. E. P., PMA-GRN,

96b,

Srhwau. Herbert E., FS, 75a.

Schwartz. Benjamin, ARABAL 25b.

^^chweers, M. F.. SCS, 115b.

Schwenger, Robert B,, GEAR,

8b.

Scott, Clarice L., ÂRA-HNHE.

3Sb.

Scott. Donald H., ARA-PISAE,

47b.

Scott, Dorwin C. FCA. 65a.

Scott, Duncan N., Jr.. FS, 70b.

Scott, Emmett C. ARA-ADM,

15.

Scott. G. A.. BAE, 5a.

Scott. George T.. PMA, 107a.

Scott, George W., Jr., BDI,

26a.

Scott, J. T., ARA-EPQ. 31a.

Scott. James T., ARA-EPQ,

30b.

Scott, John R., ARA-BAL 22a.

Scott, John W.. REA. 108a.

Scott, Keith, FCA, 64a.

Scott, Kenneth L., FCA, 65a.

Scott, Leo B., SCS. Î12b.

Scott. Leon, PMA, FV. 95a.
INDEX OF NAMES 309

Scott, Lincoln B., ÁRA-EPQ,

37a.

Scott,* Milton R., FS, 7&b.

Scott, Walter K.. INF., 10b.

Scott, Walter M., ARA-AIC,

16.

Scott, W. Clifford, ARA-AIC,

18a.

Scott. William G., SGS, 119b.

Scoville. Grlin J., BAE, 4a.

Scudder, Helen S., FS, 79b.

Scudder, W. H., PMA, LIV,

100b.

Seaman, James A,. SGS, 111b.

Sears, Ernest R., ARA-PISAE,

42a.

Sears, Harold M., FS, 78b.

Seaton, H. C. SGS, 113a.

Sebright, Melvin R., ARABAI, 22b.

Seegmiller, Arlo B., FS. 76a.

Seely, Clarence I., ARAPISAE, 43a,

Seevers, Harry, ARA-BAI,

22b.

Seber, O. W.. ARA-BAI, 22a.

Sehorn, Hale F., ARA-ARC,

57b.

Seibert, Clyde M., SCS, 119b.

Seiller, Edward F., FCA, 63.

Seitz, Clayton G., FS, 78a.

Selig, R. A., PMA-GRN, 98a.

Sellers, Mary R., ARA-EPQ,

28a.

Sellers, Walton P., OFAR, 9a.

Senette, Willie F., ARA-EPQ,

35b.

Senior, George B., ARA-BAI,

24b.

Senn, L. H., BEPQ, 30b.

Sens, Charles L., ARA-AIC,

17b.

Senti, Frederic R., ARA-AIC,

17a.

Setliff, P. L., PMA-GRN, 98a.

Settelmeyer, Edward A., PMA,

107a. - Sevy, Heber P., ARA-PISAE,

41a.

Sexton, Joseph P., SGS, 118b.

Shabram, J. L., PMA, LIV,

99a.

Shaddick, Wm. T., FHA, 68a.

Shadle, D. A„ SGS, 115a.

Shafer, Neal, ARA-PISAE,

43a.

Shahan, Maurice S., ARA-BAI,

24a.

Shanahan. T. J., PMA, LIV,

99b.

Shands, Ruebush G., ARAPISAE, 42b.

ShaTids, Wayiand A., ARAEPQ, 36b.

Sbanit, R. H„ ARA-BAI, 20b.

Shanks, Kenneth W., SGS,

nsb.

Shanklin, Julius A., ARAPISAE, 44a.

Sbarp, Paul F., OES, 56a.

Sbarpe. R. S., PMA, 99a.

Shaughnesay, E, J., PMA,

100a.

Shaw, Byron T.. ARA-ADM,

14.

Sbaw, E. E.. PMA, FV, 94.

Shaw, Luther, ARA-PISAE,

47a.

Sbaw, Ralpb R., LIB, 10.

Sbeals, Ralph A.. ARA-EPQ,

28.

Shear, Cornelius B., ARAPISAE, 48a.

Shearer, D. H., PMA, DAI,

98b.

Shearer, Harper H., ARABAI, 23b.

Sheets, Louis W./ ARA-EPQ.

29b.

Sheffield, Charles A., EXT.,

61a.

Sheffield, Stanley S.. ARAEPQ, 30a.

Sheldon, Harry W.. SCS, 119b.

Sheldon, V. B., SCS, 115b.

Shellenberger, John A,. ARAPISAE, 41b.

Shenon, Fred P., FCA, 66b.

Shepeard, Charles N., ARAEPQ. 34a.

Shepherd, Jane A., BAE, 4b.

Sheppard. A. A., SCS, 113a.

Sherman, C. D., PMA, FV,

96b.

Sherwin. Helen S., ARAPISAE, 44b.

Shields, Hobart M., FCA. 64a;

Shields, Robert W., FS, 78a.

Shigley, Fred M., ARA-BAI,

20b.

Shingler, W. G,, PMA, 104b.

Shipley, F. L., PMA, DAI, 92a.

Shipley, Roy L., SCS, 119b.

Shirley, OlemmieN.. LIB, lib.

Shoemaker, R. H., PMA, FV.

94a.

Shold, H. J., SCS, 115a.

Short, Laurence R.,FS, 72b.

Shotwell, W. C. SCS, 115b.

Shrader, H. L., EXT., 61b.

Shrader, Harlan L., ARABAI, 19a.

Shrader, William D., ARAPISAE, 53a.

Shrode, Robert R., ARA-BDI,

26b.

Shulk, Lee Roy, SCS, 116a.

Shull, Ralph A., FS, 73a.

Shulman, Edward M., SOL,

14a.

Shuman, Richard D., ARABAI, 24a.

Siebold, Herman R., ARABAI, 24a.

Siegler, Edouard H., ARAÉPQ, 32b.

Sîeglinger, John B., ARAPISAE. 42b.

Sieker, John H., FS, 71a.

Sievers, Edwin R-, FS, 74b.

Sievers, Fred J., OES, 56a.

Sievers, Fred U., ARA-EPQ,

36a.

Siggers, Paul V., ARA-PISAE,

51a.

Sigrist, Jennings B., ARABAI, 23b.

Sikes, Clarence €., SCS, 119bSikes, Douglas O., ARA-EPQ

34b.

Sikes. Walter W., PMA, F&O,

94a.

SHen, Roy R., FS. 73a.

SilHmaTi. M., Jr., SCS, 114b,

Silva, Eugene E., FS, 76b.

Sime, Palmer R., SCS, lUb.

Simmonds, Forrest A., FS, 74a,

Simmonds. Paul A., ARAEPQ, 36a.

Simmons, Charles S., OFAR,

9b.

Simmons, Fred, FS. 72b.

Simmons, John M-, PMA,

PERS, 105a.

Simmons, Perez, ARA-EPQ

ñ2a.

Simm's, Bennett T., ARA-BAI

19.

Simms, D. Harper, SCS, 118b

Simon, Donald J., P&O, 13a.

Simons, Joseph W., ARAPISAE. 54b.

Simons. L. R., EXT.. 62b.

Simonson, Roy W., ARAPISAE. 5Sa.

Simpers, Morris B., SCS, 117a.

Simpson, Charles D., FS, 78a.

Simpson, Dwight M., ARAPISAE, 44a.

Simpson, F. B., PMA-GRN,

97a.

Simpson, Floyd R„ PMA. DAI,

. 92b,

Simpson, G. A., SGS, 115a.

Simpson, Glenn D., BAE, 5a.

Simpson, John C, FCA, 64b.

Sims, Ivan H., FS, 72a.

Sinclair, J. Donald, FS, 71b,

Singleton, Harold P., ARAPISAE, 52b.

Singleton, J. M., BEPQ, 31a.

Sipe, Bryan W.. FS, 78b.

Sisson. Max A., ARA-EPQ,

30a.

Skaife, C. W., SCS, 115b.

Skau, Dorothy B., LIB, lib.

Skau, Evald L., ARA-AIC,

17b.

Skelton, Barnet B., FCA, 66b.

Skoglund, A. Sydney, ARAEPQ, 36b.

Skold, Laurence N., ARAPISAE, 45b.

Slack, John B., FHA, 68b.

Slack, R. E., PMA. DAI, 93a.

Slade, Harold C PMA, 91a.

Slater, Clarence S., SGS, 110a.

Slattery, Marion G., ARAPISAE, 45b.

Slaughter, John J., PMA,

102b.

Slayton, Mary R., ARAPISAE, 53b.

Slavin, A. D., SCS, 114a.

Sledge, Inez B., ARA-BDI,

26b.

Sleeth, Bailey. ARA-PISAE,

52b.

Sloan, S. L., SCS, 119b.

Slosser, John W., SCS, 110a.

Slusher, Melvin W., BAE, 4a.

SIuss, James A., ARA-BAI,

21a.

Small, Edward, PMA, DAI,

93a.

Small Laurence T., SCS, 111b.

Smallwood, Penelope B., ARAEPQ, 29b.

Smart, J. A., SCS, 114a.

Smeby, Warren, PMA, LIV,

100b.

Smedley, Lee E., SCS, 117a.

Smith, Albert L., ARA-PISAE,

43b.

Smith, Alfred M., PMA, 91a.

Smith. Alexander V., ARAEPQ, 34b.

Smith, Allan K., ARA-AIC,

17a.

Smith, Alton L., PMA, 91a.

Smith, Charles L., ARAPISAE, 48b.

Smith, Claude A., ARA-BAI.

20a.

Smith, Clifton H., ARAPISAE, 46b.

Smith, Clyde E., ARA-BAI,

25b.

Smith, D. L., PMA. DAL 92b.

Smith, Dwight D., SCS, 110a.

Smith. E. E., Jr., SCS. 114b.

Smith, Earl J.. OHE, 9.

Smith, Edwin, ARA-PISAE,

50a.

Smith, Edwin F., FS, 77a.

Smith, Farrell P., SCS, 119a.

Smith, Francis W., FCA, 63a.

Smith, Fred M., ARA-AIC,

17b.
310

Smith, Glenn M„ ARA-PISAE,

41b.

Smith, Glenn B., OES, 65b.

Smith, Guy D., ARA-PISAE,

53a.

Smith, Harry L., ARA-EPQ,

32b.

Smith, Harvey H., FS, 71b.

Smith, Henry N., SCS, 116a.

Smith, Herbert D., BEPQ, Sla.

Smith, H. F., SCS, 115b.

Smith, Homer G., FCA, 65a.

Smith, Howard M., ARAPISAE, 53a.

Smith, James F., ARA-PISAE.

51a.

Smith, James S-, FCIC, 69b.

Smith, Jay B., ARA-EPQ, 30b.

Smith, J. Kilrain, ARA-EPQ,

34b.

Smith, J. Robert, Jr., PS, 70a.

Smith, Kenneth O., ARAPISAE, 53b.

Smith, Leonard S., A.RA-BAI,

23b.

Smith. Marshall R., SOS, 117a.

Smith, Marvin L., FS, 79b.

Smit'i, Marvin M., PMA,

PERS, 105.

Smith, Nathan R., ARAPISAE, 51b.

Smith, Oliver F., ARA-PISAE,

45a.-

Smith, Paul E., ARA-PISAE.

44b.

Smith, Raymond C.. BAE, 4b.

Smith, Richard K., BAE. 5a.

Smith, Richard M., PISAE,

52a.

Smith, Richard M., SCS, 110a

Smith, Robt. H., SCS. 113a.

Smith, Robert L., ARA-BAI,

20a.

Smith, R. S.. PMA. DAI, 92b.

Smith, Russell K., FS, 76a.

Smith, S. R., PMA, FV, 94.

Smith, Sam S., ARA-EPQ.

32b.

Smith, Staneil M., B&F, 6a.

Smith, T. Frank, PMA, 91b.

Smith, T. Jackson, ARAPTSAE, 45b.

Smith, W. D., PMA-GRN,

97a.

Smith. William K„ ARAPISAE. 45b.

Smith, Zane G., FS, 75b.

Snapp, Oliver I., ARA-EPQ.

3?a.

Snider, K. L, PMA. LIV, 100b.

Snow, Eîva A., FS. 75a.

Snustad, Neis, SCS. lloa.

Snyder, Elmer, ARA-PISAE,

47b.

Snyder, Harry, PMA, LIY

99b.

Snyder, Joseph M., SCS, 109b.

Snyder, Raub, FHA, 67.

Snyder, Richard S.. SCS, 111b

Sockman, H. S., SOS, 115b.

Soder^olm, Leo H., ARAPISAE. 54a.

Sohns, Virgil E., ARA-AIG,

17a.

Soileau, Delouis, SCS. llôa.

Soleau, B. B„ PMA, T&W,

103b.

Soîîars, William F., ARAPISAE, 42b.

Somers, James ,J., PMA, FIS

59.

Somers, Robert K., ARA-BAL

22a.

Somerville, James A., FHA,

67b.

Somsen, Harry W., ARA-EPQ,

29a.

INDEX OF NAMES

Sooy. Raymond W., BAIC, 16.

Sorber, Anna M., ARA-BDI.

26a.

Sorber, Daniel G., ARA-AIC,

ISa,

Sorensen, A. Forrest, SCS,

117a.

Sorensen, Andrew L., FHA,

67.

Southerland, F. L.. PMA, FV.

95b.

Southern, John H., BAE, 4b

Southwell, Byron L., ARABAI, 20a.

Southworth, Charlea J., FCA,

65b.

Southworth, Herman M., BAE,

3,

Sowder, A. M., EXT., 61b.

Sowder, James E., FS, 78a.

Space, Ralph S., FS, 74b.

Space, R. Tyler, FHA. 68b,

Spaldinff, Curtis J., SCS, 117b.

Sparrow, George N., SCS,

110a.

Spanlding, Alfred E., FS, 74b

Spaulding, Clarence K., FS

79a.

Spaulding, Perley, ARAPISAE, 51a.

Specht, Alston W., ARAPISAE, 49a.

Speers, Charles F., ARA-EPQ,

32a.

Sneh. Carl F., ARA-AIC, 16.

Speidel, John B., EXT., 61.

Spencer, Damon A., ARABAI. 19b.

SPflncer, D, F., PMA, DAI

92a.

Spencei% Frank H.. ARAADM, 15.

^nencer, Fritz L., FHA, 68a.

Spencer, Herbert, ARA-EPQ

32a.

^pe^cer, 'Wm'^ey R.. SCS. 119b

Snerîin.îï. Harrv, FS, 79b.

^T^ierling-, William E., ARABAI, 23a.

^pîes. Joseph R.. ARA-AIC

16a.

^nillers, Arthur R., FS. 7îa.

Spindler. Lloyd A., ARA-BAI

25b.

Snishakoff, L. M., ARA-EPQ

32a.

Snoor, E. H.. PMA, 106aSpri^srue. George F., ARAPISAE, 41b.

Sni-aeui^, Vance G., ARAPISAE. 45a.

^nring, John B., FS. 78b.

Snringer. G, E., SCS, 115a.

Springstun, Myron V., ARABAI, 23b.

Sprnvt, Frederik J., ARAPTSAE, 51b.

Snung, Orr N., FHA, 67b.

Souibb, Robert L.. OFAR, 9b.

SouîUaee. Anthony E., FS

72b.

^"uires, John W., FS, 79a.

Stanv, Samuel V,, ARAPTSAE, 43a.

Stadplnian, Raymond E., ARx^-

PTSAE, 45b.

Stadlf-r, Lewis J., ARAPTSAE, 42a.

Stafford, Irving B., SCS, 1i^a

Stahl, Corwin F., ARA-EPO,

37a.

Stahler. Leonard M„ ARAPTSAE, 4Sa.

Stakman, Elvin C, ARA-EPQ,

S5b,

Staiey, J. M., SCS, 115a.

Stallings, J. H., SCS. 110a. '

Stamey, R. B., SCS, 113a.

Stamm, Alfred J., FS, 73b.

Standing, Arnold R„ FS, 77b.

Stanfield, J. P., PMA-GRN,

97a.

Stanford, Chester L., ARAEPQ, 30a.

Stanley, James M., ARAPISAE, 54a.

Stanton, T. Ray, ARA-PISAE,

41a.

Stark, Leverne M., SCS, 112a.

Stark, Russell H., SCS, 119b.

Starkey, Bonny H., ARAPISAE, 53a.

Starkey, James H., ARAADM. 15.

Starkey, Randall P.. BAE, 8a.

Starns, H. C, PERS, 12a.

Starr, Courtland P.. SCS, 119a.

Stathem, Paul W., FS, 77a.

Statton, C. H., SCS. 115b.

Stauber, Benjamin R„ BAE,

5a.

Stauffacher, D. W., SCS, 115b.

Stearns. John T., PMA. FV,

96a.

Stedronsky, Victor L., ARAPISAE, 54b.

Steece, Henry M., OES, 55b.

Steele. C. O., SCS, 115b.

Steele, Harry A., BAE, 4a.

Steele, J. Gordon, SCS, 109b.

Steele, Robert W., FS, 73a.

Steely, E. N.. SCS, 114b.

Steen. Enoch R., SCS, 119a.

Steen, S. H., PMA, LIV, 100b.

Steffen, Irving D., FS. 73b.

Stefferud, Alfred D., INF, 10b.

Steger, Aaron, PMA, TOB,

101b.

Stein, Joseph S., ARA-BAI,

22a.

Stein, Clarence D., ARA-BAI,

24a,

Steinbauer, Clarence E., ARAPISAE, 49a.

Steinberg, Robert A., ARAPISAE. 47a.

Steiner, Edward F.. FCA, 65b.

Steiner, Gotthold, ARA-PISAE,

51a.

Steninger, John B., P&O, 13a.

Stephens, Dwight F., ARABAI. 20a.

Stephens, Edmund, ARAPISAE. 41.

Stephens, Grady M., PMA, 91b.

Stephens. Horace W.. FS, 75b.

«tephens, John C, SCS, 110b.

Stephers, Joseph C, ARAPTSAE, 42b.

Stenhens, Stanley G., ÁRAPTSAE, 44a.

Stenhens, Theodore R., ARAEPQ, 35b.

Stenbenson, George K., PS,

73b.

Stephenson, N. P.. SCS, 116a.

Stetson, Eugene W., CCC, 58.

Stevens, Augustus H., FCA.

64b.

Stevens, C. D., BAB, 5b,

Stevens, Harland, ARAPISAE, 41b.

Stevens, Henry, ARA-AIC,

16a.

Stevens, H. P., PMA, DAI. 92b.

Stevens, Ira May, FS, 76b.

Stevens, .Julian W., ARAAIC, 16a.

Stevens, Lee E., 53b.

Stevens. Philip H., FCA, 66b.

Stevens, T. A., PMA-GRN,

97b.

Stevenson, Frederick J., ARAPISAE, 49b.
INDEX OP NAMES 311

Stevenson, John A., ARAPISAE, 51b.

Stevenson, Joseph H., INF.,

10a.

Stevenson, Will A,, ARÂEPQ, 29b.

Stewart, B. P., ARA-EPQ, 31b.

Stewart, Clyde E., BAE. 4b.

Stewart, Dewey, ARA-PISAE,

46a.

Stewart. Donald M., ARAEPQ, 36b.

Stewart, Ernest H., ARAPISAE, 52a.

Stewart, Fleming K., FS, 74b.

Stewart, George, FS, 72a.

Stewart, Guy R., SCS, 110a.

Stewart, H. C. R., BAE, 5b.

Stewart, H. L,, BAE, 4a.

Stewart, James O., FS, 76b.

Stewart, Lonzo F., SCS, 117a.

Stewart, Robert N., PISAE.

49b.

Stewart, Thain H,, ARA-EPQ.

35b.

Stich, J. H., PMA, LIV. 99b.

Stiekney, Charles W., PMA,

107a.

Stiebeling, Hazel K., ARAHNHE, 38.

Stier. George K., P&O, 13b.

Stiles, C. F., PMA, LIV, 99b.

Stiles, W. Leroy, FS, 78a.

Still, George W., ARA-EPQ,

32b.

Stillings, Fred I., FS, 74b.

Stine, Oscar C, BAE, 3a.

Stippler, Henry H., BAE, 4a.

Stirton, Alexander J., ARA- ÁIC, 16b.

Stitt, Fred B., ARA-AIG. 18b.

Stitt, Rhea E., ARA-PISAE,

45a.

Stoa, Theodore E., ARAPISAE, 45a.

Stoclibridge, John S., ARAEPQ, 34b.

Stockwell, W. Palmer. FS, 71b.

Stodola, Frank H., ARA-AIC,

17a.

Stoeckler, J. H., FS, 72a.

Stoesz, Abraham D., SCS, 117b.

Stokes, Iley E., ARA-PISAE,

46b.

Stokes, William N., Jr., FCA,

66b.

Stoltz, George E., FS, 74b.

Stone, Alan, ARA-EPQ, 29b

Stone, F. S., PMA, FV, 95b.

Stone, Harold A., B&F, 6a.

Stone, J. Herbert, FS, 78b.

Stone, Marshall W., ARAEPQ, 36b.

Stone, Russell B., ARAPISAE, 54a.

Stone, William E., ARA-EPQ,

32a.

Stoneberg, Hugo F., ARAPISAE, 42a.

Stoops, Don, PMA, 86.

Storey, Herbert C, FS, 72b.

Story, S. S., PMA, LIV, 100a.

Stott, H. M., SCS, 113b.

Stout. Myron, ARA-PISAE,

46b.

Stout, Whitney B.. OES, 55b.

Stover, William S., PS, 73b.

Straight, Beryl S., FCA, 65a.

Strandness, Elisabeth C., FS,

79b.

Streinz, A. J., FS, 78b.

Strickenberg, Lory R., FS, 78a.

Strickler, Bruce G., FS, 76b.

Strickler, Don B., ARA-BAI,

21a.

Stringfield. Glen H.. ARAPISAE, 42b.

Strong, Clarence C FS, 74b.

Strong, Richard L., SCS, 118b.

Stroup, J. J., SCS. 112b.

Struttmann, Ernest L., ARAADM., 15.

Stuart, H. O.. EXT., 62b.

Stuart, Neil W., PISAE, 49b.

Stubbs, Clay C, FHA, 68b.

Studer, S. N., ARA-BAI, 22a.

Studor, W. L., SCS, 114b.

Stump, Ross L., PS, 78a.

Sturkie, Dana G., ARA-PISAE,

43b.

Sturm, John J., ARA-PISAE,

52a.

Sturtevant, Arnold P., ARAEPQ, 28a.

Styskal, Joe J.. SCS. 117a.

Sudduth, Warren R., ARAEPQ, 31b.

Sullivan, Clyde T., FS, 78b.

Sullivan, David J., CCC, 59.

Sullivan, J. A., ARA-BAI, 23b.

Sullivan, Joseph T., ARAPISAE, 45a.

Sullivan, Leo P., ARA-BAI,

23a.

Sulzberger, Lore, ARA-BDI,

26b.

Sump, Albert W., FS, 79a.

Sundberg, Donald F., ARAPISAE, 42b.

Suneson, Coit A., ARA-PISAE,

41b.

Surginer, Leslie, REA, 108b.

Surry. B. E., PMA, FV, 96b.

Susens, George, FCA, 66a.

Susott, A. W., PMA, 102b.

Sutliff, Clarence B., FS, 74a.

Svendby, Clarence, SCS, 118b.

Svensen, Harold A., FS, 79a.

Swain, C. E., SCS, 114a.

Swan, Feltus O., ARA-EPQ,

34b.

Swan, Francis E., ARA-EPQ,

31a.

Swar.ey. Frank C, ARA-BAI.

21b.

Swank. George R., ARA-EPQ,

20a.

Swanson, Algot R., SCS, 118b.

Swanson, Arthur F., ARAPSTAE, 41b.

Swanson, Herman B., ARAEPQ, 36b.

Swanson. Norris P., SCS, Ilia.

Swanson, O. R., PMA, FV.

96a.

Swarthout, Paul A., FS, 78b.

Swartz, George T., SCS, 111b.

Sweet, Carroir v.. FS, 74a.

Sweezey, F. R., PMA, FV. 95a.

Swenson, Gustavus A., ARAPISAE, 53a.

Swensen, T. T.. PMA. LTV,

100b.

Swern, Daniel, ARA-ATC, 16b.

Swett. H. B., PMA. FV. 96a.

Swett, Walter W., ARA-BDI,

2f^.a. - Swift, Donald P., PISAE. 45a.

Swift. Lloyd W., FS, 71a.

Swindle, E. Conwell. A RABAL 24a.

Swingle, Roger U.. ARAPISAE, 51a.

Swingler, William S., FS, 78a.

Swoboda, Gerald J.. CEA, 60b.

Syfrig, Mildred W., ARAEPQ, 28a.

Sykes, Fred J., SCS. 117b.

Sykes, Joseph F., ARA-BDI,

26b.

Sykes, Walter E.. SCS. 120b.

Svmons, T. B., EXT.. 62a.

Tabbutt, David W.. FS 78a.

Tabor, Elmer, PCIC, 69b.

Taft, H. A., SCS, 117a.

Taggart, William G„ OES,

o6a.

Takaes, William, ARA-AIC,

18a.

Talbert, Elmer H., SCS. 111b.

Talbert, J. H., SCS, 114a.

Talbert. J. L., PMA, 105.

Talbot, Murrell W., FS, 71b.

Talbott, N. Glen, FS, 76a.

Talburt, William F., BAIC,

18a.

Tannous, Afif I., OFAR. 8b.

Tamoglia, Thomas W.. ARABAI. 25b.

Tapke, Victor P., ARAPISAE, 42a.

Tatum, Loyd A., ARA-PISAE,

42a.

Taylor, Albert L., ARABPISAE, 51b.

Taylor, Carl C. BAE, 4b.

Taylor, Charles E., ARAPISAE, 55b,

Taylor, G. W., PMA, DAI, 93a:

Taylor. George ¥/.. SCS, 116b.

Taylor, H. F., PMA, TOB.

101b.

Taylor, H. M., BAE, 5b.

Taylor, James V., SCS, 118b.

Taylor, John G., ARA-PISAE,

54a.

Taylor, -John H., SCS, 117a.

Taylor, John W.. ARA-PISAE.

42a.

Taylor, Kenneth W., ARAAIC. 18b.

Taylor, Leon B.. PMA, PSF,

87.

Taylor, R. W., PMA-GRN,

97a.

Taylor, Raymond F., FS, 79b.

Tedrow, N. Paul, SCS, lllb.^

Teesdale, Laurence V.. FS,

74a.

Teeter, Howard M., ARA-AIC,

17a.

Telford, Clarence J., FS, 74a.

Telford, R. A., ARA-BAI, 23b.

Teîlejohn, Arthiir L.. ARA~

BAI,-253.

Templeman, William T., REA,

108a.

Templeton, George S., ARABAI, 19b.

Templin, Edward H.. ARAPISAE, 53b.

Tenhet, Joseph N., ARA-EPQ.

37b.

Tenley, C. S., EXT, 61a.

Tepfer, DeLois G., ARA-BAI,

25a.

Termohlen, William D., PMA,

POU, 101.

Terry, George M., PMA, PIS,

103.

Terry, N.. SCS, 113a.

Teuton, Frank L., ARA-AIC,

16a.

Thaanum, Jay W., SCS, 120b.

Tbackrey. J. Franklin, BAE,

3.

Tharp, W. Hardy, Jr., ARAPISAE, 43a.

Thatcher, Arthur B., P&O, 12.

Thatcher, Lloyd E.. ARAPISAE, 46a.

Theophilus, D. R., EXT, 62a.

TheopMIus, Donald R., OES,

56a.

Thiele, Arthur R., ARA-BAI,

23a,

Thierne, Fred E., FS, 74b.

Thigpen, J. E., PMA, TOE. 10Î.

Thomae, Adolph, ARA-EPQ,

34b,
312 INDEX OP NAMES

Thomas, C. D., SCS, 114a.

Thomas, Charlea A., ARAPISAE, 47a.

Thomas, Harry N., FCA, 65a.

Thomas, Mark W., SCS, 109a.

Thomas, M. M., PMA. FV,

96b.

Thomas, Robert O., ARAPISAE, 43b.

Thompson, Burl, SCS, 116a.

Thompson, C, Ray, ARA-AIC,

18a.

Thompson, F. A.. Jr., SCS.

llSb.

Thompson, Glenn A., FS, 76a.

Thompson, Harold J., ARAPISAE, 54b.

Thompson, J. Murray, PMA,

PSF, 86.

Thompson. John A., ARA^

BAI, 21a.

Thompson. John B., ARABAI, 2Sa.

Thompson, John F., FCIC. 68.

Thompson, John L, PMA, 58.

Thompson, Lester A., ARAPISAE, 47b.

Thompson, Myron W., FS,

75a.

Thompson, Perry A., FS, 76b.

Thompson. Richard M., ARAEPQ, 32b.

Thompson. Robert I,, ARAEPQ. 36a.

Thompson, Ross C ARAPISAE, 49a.

Thompson, Roy L., FCA. 65b.

Thomson, S. M., FCA, 65b.

Thoreson, A. S., SCS, 114b.

Thorfinnson, Theodore S.,

BAE, 4a.

Thorne, Gerald, ARA PISAE,

61b.

Thornley, Heber F., ARA

EPQ, 32b.

Thornock, Clarence S., FS,

7Ba.

Thorp, James, ARA-PISAE,

53a.

Thrailkill, Robert B., ARA

EPQ. 32b.

Throckmorton, Ray I.. OES,

56a.

Thuermer, J. F.. PMA, FV,

n6a.

Thumann, Robert, ARA-BAI,

25b.

Thurber, Bert H., Jr., FCA,

64b.

Thurber, Francis H., ARAAIC, 18a.

Thye, Lenore Sater, ARAHNHE, 38b.

Tichenor, E. P., SCS, 113a.

Tichenor, Gerald E., PMA. 89.

Tidmore, Thomas, ARA-EPQ.

S4b.

Tiedt. W. B., PMA, LIY. 99a.

Tierney, Daniel D., ARA-BAI.

23a.

Tierney, Edward N,. ARABAI, 22a,

Tierney, George C. ARA-EPQ.

33a.

Tile^ton, Fred M., SCS. Ilia.

Tinman. J. C, SCS, îlSa,

Tilîman. J. S., Jr., PMA. FV,

f)5b.

Timmong, F. Leonard, ARAPISAE. 43a.

Tinsley, Harold K., PMA, 91b.

Tipton, Roy, CEA, 60b.

Tisdale, Homer B., ARAPISAE, 43b.

Titeomb, Byron E., SCS, 111b.

Tittsler, Ralph P., ARA-BDI.

26b.

Tobey, Clarence C, PMA. 93a.

Tobin, Henry H., ARA-EPQ,

33a.

Tobin, Thomas P., FCA. 66a.

Todd, Frank E„ ARA-EPQ,

28a.

Todd, Furney A., ARA -PISAE,

4ia.

Todd, J. J., PMA, TOB. 101a,

Todd, John N., ARiL-EPQ,

u5a.

Toepfer, Edward W., ARAHNHE, 38a.

Tomlinson, Byron R., SCS,

Ilia.

Tomlinson, R. H., SCS, li4b.

Tompson, Harold F., PMA,

106b.

Tonkin, Joseph D., EXT., 61a.

Toole, Eben H., ARA-PISAE,

49a.

Torgerson, Alfred R., FS, 76b.

Torgeson, Oscar W., FS, 74a.

Tornow, Henry, ARA-BAI,

25a.

Torrie, James H., ARAPISAE, 45b.

Tostlebe, Alvin S., BAE. 4b.

Touehberry, Robert W., ARABDI, 26b.

Tower, Harold E., SCS, 119a,

Towne, Carman A., ARABAI, 23b.

To%yner, M. L., PMA, DAI,

93b.

Townes, F. 0„ SCS. 113a.

Towns, Homer G„ SCS, 116a.

Townsend, Charles H. T., Jr.,

ARA--PISAE, 45b.

Townsend, George M,, BAE,

4a.

Townsend, G. O., SCS, 114b.

Townsend, J. C. Jr., BAE, 5a.

Townsend, Tom. PERS, 12a.

Townser, C, W., SCS, 117b,

Toy, James 0., FCA, esb.

Tracy, Warren M., FS, 75a.

Trafton. Nelson R., ARA-EPQ

33a.

Trainer, Leonard R., PMA,

FDP, 102.

Trammell, Nicholas E.. SCS,

119a.

Traub, Hamilton P., ARAPISAE. 47b.

Travis, J. T., PMA-GRN. 97b.

Trayer, George W., FS, 71a.

Treadway, Robert H., ARAATG. leb.

Trelopran, Harry C, ARAADM, 15.

Trent, Warren C, ARAPISAE. B4a.

Trigg. Ralph S., PMA, 58.

Trigg. Robert L., ARA-EPQ,

Sib.

Trimble, Jim P.. ARA-PISAE,

44b.

Triplett. H. R.. PMA. FV, 96a.

Tripp, J. E., PMA-GRN. 96aTroiinger, Henry J., ARAEPQ, 34b.

Trone, Winson O., FHA, 67a.

Troup, AbTam J.. FCA, 66a.

Troxell, Archie J.. SCS, 116a.

Troyer, A. F., PMA, T&W,

103.

Trna?c, Thomas R., FS. 74 a.

Truiillo. Canuto M.. DEAR, 9a.

Trnil. F. W., SCS, 115a.

TrttUinger, Robert W., OES,

15.

Tmssell, Ernest W., FCA, 65a.

Truxillo, M. M., PMA, DAI,

92a.

Tucker, Edwin A., FS, 75b.

Tucker, K. N., SCS, 112b.

Tucker, Norman P., EXT.,

61a.

Tucker, W. H., SCS, 112b.

Tucker, WiUiam C OFAR,

8b.

Tullis, Edgar C. ARA-PISAE,

42b.

Tumeison, Floyd O., SCS, 119b.

Turner, Arthur W., ARA

PISAE, 41.

Turner, Charles W., SOS. 111b.

Turner, G, T., FS, 73a.

Turner, Maurice E., ARA

EPQ, 35b.

Turner, William F., ARAEPQ, 32a.

Turner, William I., FS, 77b.

Tuttle, C. Ö., PMA. DAI, 94b.

Twilde, Ivar, ARA-EPQ, 32b.

Twilley, H. J., PMA, FV, 95a.

Twomey, J. Edward, FCA,

64a.

Tyler, DeWitt C ARAPISAE, 41a.

Tyler, L. E.. SCS, 115a.

Tysdal, Hewitt M., ARAPISAE. 4ob.

Tyson, Chester J„ Jr., FHA,

68b.

Udy. Doyle C„ ARA-PISAE.

42b,

Uelsmann, Martin H., FCA,

64b.

Ufer, W. S.. SCS, 115b.

Uhland, R. E., SCS, 110a.

Ullstrup, Arnold J., ARAPISAE. 41b.

Ulrich, Rudolph, ARA-PISAE,

53a.

Underbill, W. E„ PMA, 89.

Upchurch, Melvin L.» BAE,

4b.

Upson, Arthur T.. FS, 71b.

Urban. K. L.. PMA, LIV,

99b.

Urquhart, James C„ FS, 74b.

Van Arsdall, H. E., SCS, 113a.

Van Arsdel, Wallace B., ARAAIC, 18a.

Vance, B. F., PMA, 107b.

Vandenburg, J. T., FCA, 65b.

Van Dersal, William R., SCS,

119a.

Van Doren, 0. A„ SCS, 110a,

Van Giesen, Chester L., FS,

79a,

Vanliorn, Archie G., ARABDI, 26b.

Van Home, E. N., FCA, 66a,

Van Houten, R. J., PMA, DAI,

93a.

Van kleeck, Arthur. PS, 74a.

Van Meter, Thomas H., FS,

76a.

VanNatta, Cylar H., Jr., FHA.

67a.

Van Sant. Franklin D., FCA.

64b.

Van Winkle. Harry H., FS,

76a.

Van Zanden, Tom, ARA-EPQ,

35b.

Vance. Russell E., FS, 78b.

Vankirk, M. U., PMA, FV.

95a.

Vanneman, Samuel C, PMA,

FDP. in2a.

Vansant, Robert L., FHA. 6Ba,

Vansell George H., ARA-EPQ.

28a.

Vardy. P. Allen, REA, 108b.

Varneîî, Earl H,, SCS. 11.5b.

Varner, E. W,, PMA, FV.

95a.

Varner. Irvin M., FS, 76a.

Varney, Harry E., OES. 56b,

Vaughan, L. M., EXT., 6lb,
INDEX OF NAMES 313

Vaught, William L., SCS, 117a.

Vegors, Halsey H., ÁRA-BÁI,

25b.

Veldhuis, Matthew K., AEAAIC, 18a.

Venable, B. C, SCS, 114a.

Ventulett, D. P., SCS, 113a.

Verrai], Arthur F., ARAPISAE, 51a.

Vessel, Anton J., ARA-PISAE,

53a.

Vessey, James K., FS, 78a.

Viehmann, Bernard F., FCA,

63b.

Viets, Frank G., Jr., ARAPISAE, 52b.

Vincent, John R., ARAPISAE. 54b.

Vix, Henry L, E., ARA-AIC,

17b.

Voelker, Stanley W., BAE, 4b.

Vogel, Orville A., ARAPISAE, 42b.

Vog-Ier, L. Marshall, PMA,

106b.

Volin, Lazar, OPAR, 8b.

Von Glahn, R. H.. PMA, FV,

95b.

Von Loesecke. Harry W.,

ARA-AIC, 16.

von Trebra, R. L., SCS, 114a.

Voorhees, Rodney G., PMA,

DAI, 93b.

Waalen, C. A., PMA-GRN,

96b.

Wade, Jesse W., PMA, 104b.

Wade, Lisby L., ARA-BAI,

26b.

Wadleigh, Cecil H., ARAPISAE, 52b.

Wadîey, Bryee N., ARAPISAE, 48a.

Wadsworth, Frank H., FS, 80b.

Wadsworth, Harold A., OES,

56b.

Wadsworth, Robert, FCA, 64a.

Wadsworth, William S., PMA,

106a.

Wagener. Willis W., ARAPISAE, 51a.

Waggoner, Paul E., PISAE,

51b.

Wagner, Robert E., ARAPISAE, 44b.

Wagonseller, Edith M., OES,

55a.

Waha, Howard B., FS, 75b.

Wahn, A. J., ARA-BAI, 20a.

Waite, Emmette P., ARA-AIC,

18a.

Wakeland, Claude, ARA-EPQ,

82b.

Wakeley, Philip C, PS, 73a.

Waldie, Robert. PMA, 104a.

Waldo, George F., ARAPISAE, 47b.

Walkden, Herbert H., ARAEPQ, 28b,

Walker, Clovis D., PMA, 91.

Walker, Clyde M., FS, 71b.

Walker, E. H., SCS, H 3b.

Walker, Harold E., FCÂ, 64b.

Walker, Harold R., BAE, 4a.

Walker, Herbert C, SCS, 112a.

Walker, .Joe E., OFAR, 9a.

Walker, Littleton E., Jr., SCS,

116a.

Walker, Marion N., ARAPISAE. 45b.

Walker, Matthew A„ FS, 75a.

Walker, R. M., PMA, FV, 94a.

Walker, Ray, SCS, 119a.

Walker, Rudger H., OES, 56b.

Walker, S, Benson, ARA-EPQ.

28a,

Walker, T. B., PMA-GRN,

96a;

Wall, Norman J.. BAE, 4b.

V/allace, H. F., SCS, 113b.

Wallace, Mervin H., SCS, 118b.

Waller, Thomas M., ARAPISAE, 43b.

Walley, James M., FS, 79a.

Wallin, Jack R., PISAE, 51b.

Wallis, Robert L., ARA-EPQ,

37a.

Wallrabenstein, Paul P., BAE,

5a.

Walrath, Arthur J., BAE 4b.

Walser Paul H. SCS 116b.

Walsh. Robert M., PMA, F&O,

94.

¥/alsh, y/illiam F., ARA-EPQ,

34a.

Walster, Harlow L., OES, 56b.

Walter, Charles, ARA-BAI,

25a.

Walter, Homer E.. ARA-BDI,

26b.

Walton, Woodrow R., PMA,

106b.

Wands, Lawrence C, PMA,

FIS, 103a.

Wang, Gunnar Lee, FS, 75b.

Wann, John L., OFAR, 8a.

Wanstall, Grace, FCA, 64a.

Ward, Calvin A., ARA-BAI,

23a.

Ward, David J., ARA-PISAE,

42a.

Ward, Harvey B., ARA-EPQ,

34a.

Ward, Maurice P., PMA,

PERS, 105b.

Ward, W. Kyle, Jr.. ARAAIC, 17b.

Wardlow, James O., PMA. 91a.

Ware, J. O.. ARA-PISAE,

43b.

WarKck, Hulon O., PMA, 88.

Warmke, Harry E., OES, 56a.

Warner, Gale A.. SCS, 118b.

Warner, H. H., EXT.. 62b.

Warner, Henry E., SCS, 112a.

Warner, Kenneth F.. ARABAI, 19a. '

Warnken, Atistin D., SCS,

119b.

Warren, Don C, ARA-BAI,

19b.

Warren, Gertrude L., EXT.,

61a,

Warren, Gilbert R., PMA, FV,

95a.

Warrick, P. J., SCS, 114b.

Wafiserman, Robert H., ARABDI, 27a.

Waterman, Henry C, OES,

55b.

Waterman, Sterry R.. CCC. 58.

Watkins, Allan G-. PS, 7Rb.

Watkfns, D. W., EXT.. 62h.

^^atkins, James E.. OFAR, 9b.

Watson, AIvin C, SCS, 111a.

Watson, Leonard J.. PMA.

91b.

Watson, Weiland A., SCS.

116b.

M^atson, William M.. ARAEPQ, 35b.

Watts, Lyle F., FS, 70.

Wayne, James G., SCS, 1i^"h.

WpaWy. Harry E., ARAPISAE. 52h.

W-eaver. F. J., PMA. FV, 9f^a.

^''eaver, Marion H., SCS, 118b.

Webb, Alan G.. ARA-EPQ.

31b.

Webb, Byron H„ ARA-BDI,

26b.

Wphb, Robert W.. PMA. 91a.

Webber, Albert J., SCS. 119a.

Webber, John M., ARAPISAE. 43b.

Webber. R. Dale. ARA-PISAE,

43a.

Webber, W. J., PMA-GRN,

97a.

Weber, Charles R., ARAPISAE, 47b.

Weber, Henry S.. ARA-BAI,

21b.

Weber, Ray, ARA-EPQ, 36b.

Webster, C. B., SCS, 116a.

Webster, George E., P&O, 13b.

Webster, Gilbert T., ARAPISAE, 45a.

Webster, Orrin J., ARAPISAE, 42a.

Webster, Robert L., INF, 10.

Weeks, Joseph, PMA, ACP,

102.

Wehr, Everett E., ARA-BAI,

25b.

Weibel, Dale E., ARA-PISAE.

42a.

Weigel, Charles A., ARA-EPQ,

36b.

Weigle, Charles C, ARA-EPQ,

35b.

Weihing, Ralph M.. ARAPISAE, 45b.

Weimer, James L., ARAPISAE, 44b.

Weinberger, John H., ARAPISAE. 47b.

Weir, Raymond J., P&O, 12.

Weir, William E., P&O, 12b.

Weirich, Florence L., SOL,

14a.

Weiser, Vîrgîl L., SCS, 118a.

Weiss, Freeman, ARA-PISAE,

51b.

Weiss, Gertrude S„ ARAHNHE, 38a.

Weiss, Harry B., ARA-EPQ,

33a.

Weiss, Martin G.. ARAPISAE, 44a.

Weissenbom, Hubert R., FS,

79b.

Weit-ell, EverettC. REA. 108.

Weîtzman, Sidney, FS, 72b.

Welch, Frank J., OES, 56a.

Welch, Frank M., ARA-BAI,

22a.

Welch, M. T., Jr., PMA-GRN,

98a.

Welch, Ralph W., ARA-EPQ,

36b.

Welker, Harold E.. ARA-EPQ,

35a.

Weimer, Charles A., FS, 72b.

Wellington, Joseph W., OES,

55b.

Wellington, Richard, ARAPISAE. 47b.

Wellman, Frederick L., OFAR,

9a.

Wellman, Philip M., FCA, 66a.

Wells. Adelaide W., ARAPISAE, 45b.

Wells, Arthur W., ARAPISAE, 50a.

Wells, Carrol], PMA. LIV, 99a.

Wells, Clyde H., SCS, 116b.

Wells, Homer M., SCS, 110a.

Wells. Percy A., ARA-AIC,

16a.

Wells, .James H.. B&F. 6b.

Wells. John L., B.^F, 6.

Wells, Oris V., BAE. 3.

Welsh, M. E., Jr.. FCA, 66a.

Welsh, William J., FS, 71a.

Welton, Kenneth M., SCS,

114b.

Wenburg, Wayne Q. O., SCS,

I 117a.

iWerner, Harvey C, ARAPISAE. 49b.
314 INDEX OF NAMES

Wessela, Conrad P., ARAEPQ, S6b.

Wesson. J. W., PMA-GRN,

97a.

West/ Linton B., SOL, 14b.

Westbrook, Edison C, ARAPISAE, 43b.

Wester, Robert E., ARAPISAE, 49a.

Westerdahl, D. T., PMA. LIV,

99b.

Westlake, William E,. ARAEPQ, S3b.

WestvcM, Marimis, FS. ï2a.

WetzeL John H.. SCS. 111b.

Wetael, Walter W., FS, 77a.

Wetzel, William S., SCS, llËa.

Whealy. J. A., ARA-BAI, 24a.

Wheeler. Earl W., SCS. 109b.

Wheeler, Gerald S., FS. 78a.

Wheeler, Joseph C, B&F, 6.

Wheeler, Otis R., FOIC, 69b.

Wheeler, Philip R., PS. 73a.

Wheeler, W. W., PMA, DAI.

93b.

Whelan, Donald E.. FS, 72b.

Wheian, J. T.. SCS, 114b.

Whipple, Clayton, OFAR. 8.

¥/hipple, Lewis G., FS, 76a.

V/hitaker, Eli B., FHA, 67a.

Whitaker, Rodney, PMA, 91a.

Whitaker, Thomas W.. ARAPISAE, 48b.

Whitcomb, V/arren, Jr., ARAEPQ, 28a.

White, Bennett S., Jr., BAE.

3b.

White, .Jonathan W., Jr.,

ARA-AIC. 16b.

White, Latham. PMA. i06b.

White, Maekey W., P&O. 12a.

V/hîte, R. O., PMA, LIV. 99b.

^Tiite, Raymond A., Jr„

OFAR. 9b.

White, Stephen S., OFAR, 9b.

White, William H., ARA-EPQ.

36b.

White, Wilton T.. SCS, 119a.

Whitehonse, J. Lloyd, PMA, 89.

Whitehouse, William, ARA

BPISAE, 50a.

Whitfield, C. J., SCS, 110b.

Whitlock, B. W., PMA GRN.

96b.

Whitlock, Howard W., ARAPISAE. 53a.

Whitlock, Mary C. ARAHNHE. 38b.

Whitlock, Stuart D., ARAEPQ, 31a.

Whitmer. W'illiam A.. ARAEPQ, 30b.

^Tiitnel, W. M., PMA, TOB,

101b.

V/hitsitt, Robt. F.. SCS, 113b.

^¥hitten, Russell R.. ARAEPQ, 82a.

Whittier. Earle O., ARA-BDL

26b.

WhittinRton, Fred L.. SCS,

116b.

Wiant. James S.. ARA PISAE,

50a.

Wickard, Claude R., REA, 108.

Wickes, Harrv E., PMA, 91b.

Wickham, C. Ely, PMA, 87.

Wichm.an, Marcus F., SCS

116a.

Widdifleld, Gordon K., SCS,

117a.

Wiirgins. Ira L.. ARA-PISAE,

4Sb.

Wiebe, Gustav A., ARA

PISAE. 41a.

Wiebe. Richard. ARA-ATC.

17a.

WJeckinp. B. H.. BAB, 4b.

V/iener, S., PMA, LIV, 100a.

Wieslander, Albert E., FS, 71b.

Wiieox, Lloyd V., ARAPISAE, 52b.

Wilde. Edward L., ARA-EPQ,

35b.

Wilder. B. S., SCS, 114a.

Wiles, Alfred 0., PISAE, 43b.

Wilhelm, Eugene B„ B&F, 6a.

Wiike, David C, ARA-BAI,

28b.

Wilkins, Herbert L., ARAPISAE, 44b.

Wilkins, L. A., SCS. 113b.

Wilkinson, F. B., PMA, TOB,

101a,

Wilkinson. J. U., PMA, TOB,

101b.

Wilkinson, James L.. FC A,

64b.

WiOaman, John J., ARA AIC.

16b.

WTllard, Charles J.. ARAPISAE, 45a.

Wiilhite, Forrest M., ARA-^

PISAE, 52b.

Williams, Arthur H., ARAPISAE, 41a.

Williams, Blonnie H., ARAPISAE, 53a.

Williams, C. Quentin, SCS, ??.

Williams, Carlos F., ARAPISAE, 47b.

Williams, Dale C, PMA, 107a.

Williams, Edward H., ARA^

BAI, 23a.

Williams, H. D., PMA. LIV,

lOOa.

Williams. Herbert M., ARAEPQ, 30b.

Williams, Hollia R,. SCS, 116a.

Williams, Howard Y., ARABPISAE, 50a.

Williams, J. S., PMA. TOB,

101a.

Williams. Kenneth J., P&O.

13b.

Williams, Kenneth T., ARAAIC, 18b.

Williams, L. C, EXT., 62a.

Williams, Leonard F., ARAPISAE, 44b.

Williams. Murl E., SCS, 118b.

Williams, Ralph M., ARABISA E, ö2a.

Williams, Roy L., FS, 75b.

Williams, Stanley P.. SEC, 2.

Williams, William S., FS. 76b.

Williamson, A. D„ SCS, 114a.

Williamson, Don L., FS, 74a.

Williamson, E. Bnford, ARAPISAE 54a.

Williamson, Francis E., Jr.,

FS, 77b.

Williamson, H. H., EXT. 61.

Willie, R. E., PMA, DAL 93b.

Wiliits, Charles O., ARA-AIC,

16b.

Willson. H. F.. PMA, FV, 96b.

Wilm, Harold G., FS. 72b.

Wilmoth, IRA E., FS, 78b.

Wilsev, Lawn-ence P.. FS, 77b.

Wilsie, Carroll P., ARAPISAE. 44b.

Wilson. Charles W„ SCS. 120b.

Wilson. Clay E., SCS, 116b.

Wilson, Don R., ARA-BAI.

22a.

Wilson, Frank M., ARA-EPQ,

85a.

Wilson. James S., ARA-EPQ,

35b.

Wilson, John L., BAE. 5a.

Wilson. M, L., EXT, 61.

Wilson. Meredith 0., EXT, 61a.

Wilson'. R. H.. PMA, DAI, 94b.

Wilson, Richard S., PS, 72b.

Wilson. Roland G., SCS, 118b,

Wilson, Roudell O.. PMA, 106b.

Wilson, W. R., PMA, TOB,

101a.

Wilson, Walter C, 63b.

Wiltshire, J. B., PMA. DAL

93b.

Windes. W, R., PMA, 104b,

Win field, J. A., PMA. DAL

92b.

Winkelblech. Carl S., SCS.

112a.

Winn, D. Sheldon, SCS. 119a.

Winn, Frank G., ARA-EPQ.

34a.

Winn, Theophilus N., SCS.

117a.

Winner, W. R., ARA-BAI,

25a.

Winsor, Karl F., PMA, FV,

95B.

Winston, John R.. ARA

PISAE, 50b.

Winter. Asa, ARA-BAI. 24b.

Winter, John C, PMA. MFRB,

103a.

Winters, Harold F., OES, 56a.

Winters, Nathaniel E,. OFAR,

9a.

Winters, Rhett Y., ARAADM, 15.

Winters, Robert K., FS, 72a.

Winters, Walter 0„ PMA.

DAL 92b.

Winton, Berley, ARA-BAI,

19b.

Wirka, Raymond M., FS, 71a.

Wise, James M.. SCS. 112a.

Wise, O. P., PMA-GRN. 97a.

Wise. William C. REA. 108.

Wiseman, R. C. PMA, DAI,

93b.

Wishmire, H. J., PMA, 104a,

Wissinger, L E., BAE. 5b.

Witherel], R. E., SCS. 113a.

Withers. Joseph B.. CEA, 60b,

Witt. Robert H.. ARA-PISAE,

54a.

Wold, Henry, FS, 70a.

Wolf, George P.. ARA-AIC,

16a.

Wolf, Louis E.. CEA, 60b.

Wolfe. Kenneth, FS. 77b.

Wolff, Ivan A„ ARA-AIC. 17b.

Wolff, Meyer H., FS, 74b,

Wolfrey, William T., Jr., BAE,

3 a,

Womer, Emmet, PMA, 106b.

Wood, George A., SCS, 117a.

Wood, Ivan D., SCS. Ilia.

Wood, J. B., SCS, llSb.

Wood, J. Robins. ARA-EPQ,

31a.

Wood, J. Ward, PMA, 107b.

%Vood, James H.. FHA, 67a.

Wood, K. M.. SCS, 114a,

Wood, Milo N., ARA-PISAE.

48a.

Wood, Waldo E.. FS. 77a.

Wood, William B., ARA-EPQ.

31b.

Wood, William B., FHA, 67a.

Woodard. Otis. ARA-PISAE.

48b.

Woodburn, Russell, SCS, llOb.

Woodroof, Naomi C, ARAPISAE, 48b.

Woodrow, Alan W., ARAEPQ, 28b.

Woodruff, L. M., PMA. LIV,

99a.

Woods, Francis W., FS, 76a.

Woods, Lowell G., FS, 76b.

Woods, M. M., ARA-BAL 22b.

Woods, William H., Jr., FS.

7.5b.
INDEX OP NAMES 315

Woodward, Charles E., ARAAIC, 16b.

Woodward, Harry K., SCS,

119a.

Woodward, J. Carter, ARAEPQ, 35b.

Woodward, Rollo W., ARAPISAE, 42b.

Woodworth, Joseph A., ARAHNHE, 38a.

Woolfoik, E. Joseph, FS, 72b.

Woolen, Virgil W., ARA-BAI,

24a.

Woolley, Frank K., PMA, 58.

Wooly, George A., OFAR, 9b.

Woolschlager, Theodore P.,

ARA-EPQ, 36a.

Wooten, Hugh H., BAE, 4b.

Worcester, Homer F., FHA,

68a.

Work, Robert A., SCS, Ilia.

Work, Samuel H., OES, 55b.

Worley, Robert M., ARAPISAE, 46a.

Worner, Ruby K., ARA-AIC,

17b.

Worrilow, G. M., EXT, 62a.

Worrilow, George M., OES,

56a.

Worsham, John M., ARA-EPQ,

34b.

Worsteli, Dorothy M., ARA^

PISAE, 54b.

Worthington, Norman P., FS,

73a.

Wortman, Leo S., SCS, 116a.

Wrather, S. E., PMA, TOB,

101.

Wratten, Finis T., ARAPISAE. 54a.

Wright, Edward, FS, 75a.

Wright, John L.. PMA. 106a.

Wright, John W., PMA, 91 a.

Wrigfiht, Marshall S., P&O, 12.

Wright, Robert L., PMA, AUD,

104b.

Wright, Theodore R., ARA

PISAE. üOa.

Wright, Virginia M., ARA~

HNHE, 38a.

Wulf. William F., FS, 78b.

Wunnecke, George, SCS, 110b.

Wyatt, Lemuel M., PMA, LIV,

99a,

Wyckoff, Stephen N., FS, 71b.

Wygant, Noel D., ARA-EPQ,

32a.

Wylie, C. Ernest, PMA, 105.

Yamazaki, William T., ARAPISAE, 42b.

Yanovsky, Elias, ARA-AIC,

16b.

Yarnell, Sidney H., ARAPISAE, 49a.

Yates, Harold F., ARAPISAE, 48a.

Yates, Lucile W., ARA-EPQ,

29b.

Yeek, Robert G., ARA-PISAE,

54b.

Yeomans, Alfred H., ARAEPQ, 29a.

Yeomans, Manning S., ARA

EPQ, 30a.

Yetter, F. S., SCS, 114b.

Yoder, Robert E., SCS, 110b.

Yohe, H. S., PMA, T&W, 103a.

Yops, Chester J., ARA EPQ

33a.

York, J. B., PMA, DAI, 98b.

Yormaek, Ben, PMA, FV, 96a.

Yost, Henry E., ARA-EPQ,

36b.

Young, Dale W.. ARA-PISAE,

43a.

Young. D. K., PMA, FV, 94a.

Young, Gladwin E., SEC, 2.

Young, Harold N., OES, 56b.

Young, Herman M., PMA,

F&O, 94a.

Young-, Hiram C, ARA-EPQ.

28b.

Young. J. Banks, B&F, 6,

Young, Linwood H., SCS, 112b.

\^ourig, Richard W.. FCA, 66b.

Young, Vilas D„ ARA-PISAE,

53b.

Young, W. B., ARA-BDI, 27b.

Young, W. B., EXT, 62a.

Young, W. C. SCS, 112b.

Youngblood, Bonney, OES,

55b.

Youngquist, Waldemar G., FS,

74a.

Yount, Marion E., ARA-EPQ,

35b.

Yuill, Joseph S.. ARA-EPQ.

32a.

Zaglits, Oscar, OFAR, 8b.

Zahnley, James W., ARAPISAE, 44b.

Zaumeyer, William J., ARAPISAE, 49a.

Zeagler, Osee W., FCA, 64a.

Zehner, Clyde A., PMA, 107a.

Zeleny, Lawrence, PMA-GRN,

96a.

Zeller, John H., ARA-BAI,

19b.

Zetek, James, ARA-EPQ, S2a.

Ziebarth, Robert K., SCS, 112b.

Zigler, Edward C, FS, 79b.

Zile, Reuben R., SCS, 112a.

Ziiles. J. A., SCS, 113a.

Zillgitt, W. M.. FS, 72a.

Zimmerli, Otto A., FS. 70.

Zimmerman, Fred L., INF,

10a.

Zimmerman, Gordon K., SCS,

109a.

Zimmerman, J. R., PMA. LIV,

100b.

Zimmerman, Leroy H., ARAPISAE, 46b.

Zingg, Austin W., SCS, UOa.

Zitt!e, Charles A., ARA-AIC.

17a.

Zuber, Marcus S., ARAPISAE. 42a,

Zumbro. Paul E., ARA-BAI,

19a.

Zurnwait. Clerin W., SCS. U9a.

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