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TECHNICAIi WORKERS IN DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 



Cereal PhysioloRy InveBtlgntlonB— Contlnup*!. 

 KiKi.D Stations (Coop, l — Contimiod. 

 North Dakota — Contlniu'rt. 

 Fargo — 



Ocorsro C. Mfiyoin", M. S., Ahhoc. 



Path, ibrtrbcrry eratl.). 

 Lytton W. Boyle, M. S.. As.it. 

 Path, (flax diKcasca). 

 Mandan — 



John C. nrinsmnde. Jr.. A. B., 



Aast. Agron. (flax iuv.). 

 Kliiicr R. Aiisiiniis, M. S., Jr. 

 Agron. (cereal prod, and im 

 prorctncnt). 

 Ohio — Columbus — 



John \V. IJiiriiipcr. A. B., M. S., 

 Assoc. Path, (barberry crad.). 

 Oklaboma — Woodward — 



John B. SioslinKer, M. S., Assoc. 

 Agron. (grain sorghum and broow- 

 corn inv.). 

 Oregon — Moro — 



David E. Stephens, B. S., Aiiron. and 

 Supt. (cereal prod, and improve- 

 ment). 

 James F. Martin, B. S., ^1//^. i cereal 

 prod, and improiTrntni). 

 South Dakota — Brookings — 



Kayniond O. r.uli;cr. B. S.. .Iv'. 

 (barberry erad.). 

 Tennessee — Knoxvillc — 



Ludwig S. Mayer, M. S., .Asst. Arjron. 

 (corn inr. ). 

 Virginia — Rosslyn (Arlington Exp. 

 Farm) — 

 Harold H. McKlnnoy, M. S.. Path. 



(virus diseases). 

 Robert W. Lcukel, M. S., Assoc. 



Path, (cereal disease inv.). 

 Emery It. Ranker, B. S., M. A.. I'h. 

 D., Assoc. Phys. (cereal smut 

 inv.). 

 Victor F. Tapke, B. S., Vh. D., 

 .\ss<ic. Path, (cereal smut inc.). 

 John W. Taylor, M. S., .\s.soc. Agron. 

 (cereal production and improve- 

 ment). 

 Uichard S. Talhott, Jr. Sci. Aid 

 (cereal disease inv.). 

 Washington — I'ulhuan — 



Edward l'\ Gaines, M. S., Sc. D., 

 Agt. (cereal smut inv.). 

 Wl.sconsln — Madison — 



Tnul E. lloppe, B. S., Agt. (trheat 



scab inv.). 

 Helen Johann, A. M., Asst. Path. 



(wheat scab inv.). 

 William A. Walker, M. t<.. As^oc. 



Path, (barberry crad.). 

 Jnmcs G. Dickson, M. S., l*h. D., 



Agt. (cereal disease inv.). 

 Chester Barlow, Asst. Sci. Aid 

 (ichrat scab inv.). 



CITRUS CANKER ERADICATION 



Directed by Assoc. Chief of Bureau. 



l-^IKI.n IlEADQlARTEllS : 



Alabama — Mobih' — 



John W. Pace. M. S., Agt. (delegated 

 by Coinr. of Apr. of Alabama to 

 dlrei't all local work pej-taining to 

 crad. of citrus canker). 

 Florida — Gainesville — 



Wilmon Newell. M. S., D. Sc, State 

 PI. Comr. (Collab.). 

 I,oulsiana — Baton Rouge — 



W. E. Anderson, B. S., State Ent. 

 (Collab.). 

 Mis.sisslppi — .\. &. M. College — 



R. W. Harncd, B. S., State Ent. 

 (Collab.). 

 Texas — Austin — 



J. M. Del Curto. B. S.. State Path 

 (Collab.). 



COTTON. RUBBER, AND OTHER 

 TROPICAL PLANTS 



O. F. Cook. I'll. 1!.. ,vr. Jlot.. in charge. 

 Crop Acclimatization, Cotton BrecdinR, and 

 Rubber Production InvestiKations. 



C. B. I>oyle, .igron. 



I-. G. I'olh.-inuip. Chief Sci. Aid. 



U. L. Taylor. Sr. Sci. Aid. 



A. D. Harvey. .Asst. SH. Aid. 



FlEt.D STATtO.NS : 



Arizona — Sacaton (V. S. Field Sta- 

 tion) — 

 C. J. King, B. S.. Assoc. Agron. and 



Supt. 

 J. S. Townsend, .-l««oc. Technol. 

 V. M. Eaton. M. S.. I'h. D.. Asst. 



Physiol. 

 IT. F. Looinis, Asst. Agron. 

 California— 



Ban! (TI. S. Acclimatization Gar- 

 den) — 

 R. E. Bcckitt. Pi-in. Sri. Aid. 

 J. W. Hubbard. A.ist. Sci. Aid. 

 R. S. Stitt, Asst. Sci. Aid. 

 Indio - 



II. G. McKpcver. Jr. Agrmi. 

 Sliafter \V. S. Cotton Field Sta- 

 tion*— 

 W. B. Camp. B. S.. Assoc, .\gron. 

 r. W. Herbert. Sr. Sci. Aid. 

 G. O. Belden. Asst. Sci. .Md. 

 W. E. Clark. .Asst. Sci. .Aid. 

 J. F. Schuh. Asst. Sri. Aid. 

 Torrey Fines (V. S. San Diego Ac- 

 climatization Garden) — 

 C. G. Mar.sliall. .Asst. Agron. and 

 Supt. 

 Florld.T — Coconut Grove (Chapman 

 Field Garden)-- 

 Alfred Keys, Assoc. Hort. 

 Haiti— 

 Bayeux — 



Laurence Bolte. Agt. 



