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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1937. THE HERMISTON HERALÖ. HERMISTON. OREGON CO-OPERATIVE DP /ISIC IN J FAISM 1 y* l¡ FARM N A M IN G PASSING FANCY PAGE NINE WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA^ 1 Hermiston Mercantile Co-o PÉ E T w enty-five years ago th e custom i FRI. - SAT. & MON of nam ing farm s was carried o ut on I Staley’s Golden Table Syrup........ 10 lb. pail 85tf ¿MESSAGE TO EVER Y ¿MEMBER. th e H erm iston P ro ject by 66 farm - | ers, and a record of th e nam es and I CLOTHES P IN S ...........................18 pin pkg. 10C places were th en published in the H erald. The ,pnly farm ers who now EUGENIA T IS S U E ....................... 200 sheets lOtf C A N N IN G SCHEDULE live on th e farm s they nam ed are R. TURKEY EXECUTIVES SPEAKERS PUFFETS - The Delicious Health Cereal .... 15tf C. B arham ill C olum bia d istric t, j From August 30 to Sept. 4. F ra n k Allen n ear tow n, and F. B. Albers Carnation Wheat Flakes .................... 23 Pennock, sou th w est of H erm iston. 8 to 11 A.M 1 - 3 :3 0 P.M RUBY C A T SU P ......................... 12 oz. bottle 10tf The B arham place was called Corn MON.— Tom atoes “ The L ocust,” A llen's place, “ Allen- ■ STANDBY SOUP - Tomato or Veg. 9 OZ. tin 4<l Beans TUES.— F ru it d ale,” and th e Pennock farm “ W ood STANDBY SPAGHETTI 2*)-oz. tins 10tf Corn W ED.— Tom atoes b in e.” Beans THURS.—«Fruit WHITE STAR TUNA F IS H .......... 7 oz. tins 19C P leasan t View is now occupied , Corn F R I.— Tom atoes and owned by A. B uhm ann, an d was , CO-OP COFFEE 1 lb. 17«! - 3 lbs. 50C No C anning SAT.— No C anning nam ed by G. A. Cressy, who erected I JET OIL - Black, Brown or T a n ................... 15tf The C annery and L aundry w ill be a sign th a t still stands. OVALTINE........................................ 6 oz. tin 35C closed S atu rd ay , Septem ber 4, th e Del C hristley now ow ns Buena la st day of th e fair. W e will be open V ista, named by W. A. L eathers. FELS NAPTHA S O A P .........................4 for 25C Monday, Septem ber 6th, on Labor The place w here Mr. and Mrs. Chas. FRESH MEAT (In Locker) — Family Packages Day. P lease rem em ber th a t all ca n Best now live was nam ed O rchard ned goods should be removed two Home by G. H. Root. The A. \ \ . ◄ THE WEST SIDE GROCERY weeks from th e date of can n in g . Agnew place, w est of tow n, was < PHONE 401 L e t’s cooperate and clear th e store called H azel-B urr. The George Davis room of all canned goods. ranch, on th e B u tter Creek road, was long know n as Roselaw n. The WEED ERADICATION John I.eek, hom estead on N orth H ill W A N TED — COWS AND HOGS ON ; and his estate, w ill offer for sale South View. W here Mr. and Mrs. S hare; Also P o n tiac sedan for sale and sell at p riv ate sale to the, h ig h - UNDERWAY H enry H anby now live, the la te H. „ . est bidder th erefo r, th e follow ing G. N ew port nam ed th e Old Home or trad e. H. C. Blahm , H erm iston. . described re a i p roperty, in one p ar- l- 3 tp j cel. to -w it: It is now th e tim e of year to c a r stead. N W ’4 of NW 4 (less d itc h ) in ry o ut th e weed control program ac The L. H. Pearson ran c h in the Sec. 23; E a s t 16 feet of T ax No. 900 AI’RIL 25th BRONZE TUR- cording to a sta te m e n t sen t o ut by n o rth ea st corner of the p roject drew 2 in Sec. 14; and Tax No. 3 (less keys for sale. In q u ire Je w e tt r ig h t of w ay) in Sec. 14; a ll in Ja y T. P ierson, assista n t county th e nam e of Fairview F arm . The T ow nship 5, N o rth R ange 27, ag en t, to farm ers in th is d istric t B riggs place, now th e Dixson hop ran ch , 2 m iles east of U m atilla, Mrs. EWM., U m atilla County, Oregon, 1 - ltc ' la st week. F arm ers a re asked to co yard, was called F our S isters. The L ucille H ia tt, and co n tain in g in all, 40 acres, o p era te w ith th e a ssista n t county P. P. S ullivan ran ch was called more or less. Also all of th e personal p ro p erty ag e n t in com pleting a survey to lo Sweet Spring ranch, an d th e place PIANO FOR SALE— TO BE TAKEN up and sold in th is locality for belonging to th e said estate as cate th e various k in d s of weeds w here Dr. Theo. B eletski now lives show n by th e In v en to ry and Ap from w hich a map may be made to was Sunset. A num ber of th e ra n c h unpaid balance. Good sta n d ard p ia p raisem en t th ereo f filed in th is es no and a real buy. Easy term s. fu rn ish d efin ite in fo rm atio n to pre es were on N o rth H ill, and have ta te , an d also show n by a copy of sen t th e co unty co u rt for allo catio n since been abandoned. O ther nam es W rite T allm an P ian o Store, Saiem, said In v en to ry an d A ppraisem ent l-3 tc In th e h an d s of th e A d m in istratrix . of funds from county, sta te and fed and places would not be fam iliary Oregon. T h e m inim um p rice for w hich th e eral governm ent in a program of to anyone liv in g h ere a t present. said described real and personal pro HOP PICKING W ILL START MON- perty may be sold sh all be th e sum control. E xecutives who spoke a t the a n n u a l E astern Oregon T urkey G rowers day, A ugust 30 th , a t th e Dixson of $4102.50, payable by assum ing a W. T. Reeves of S tanfield was a p association picnic here last S aturday. N. L. Bennion, extension poul- hop y ard ; 80 pickers w anted. 52-2tc c e rta in m ortgage a g a in st th e said try m an from Oregon S tate college, recently appointed p o u ltry specialist; pointed to rep resen t th is d istric t on JUNIOR FARMERS described real p ro p erty and now H e rb e rt Byers, general m anager of th e N orthw est T urkey G row ers' as th e county weed control board and COWS AND HOGS ON SHARES— ex istin g in th e ap p ro x im ate sum of sociation of Salt L ake City; Jo h n Jendrzejew ski, president E a ste rn Ore Also P o n tiac sedan for sale or $928.67, one h alf of th e rem ain in g is d irec tin g th e w ork here. P lan s RECEIVE PUBLICITY gon T u rkey G row ers’ association, and member of th e s ta te board, H er trad e. H. T. Blahm , H erm iston. b alance to be paid in cash and th e a re u nderw ay for a series of m eet m iston; J. C. Leedy, field m an ag er for the Oregon T urkey Cooperatives, 52-3tp rem a in in g one-half of said b alance ings w hen a m an w ill be appointed O regon’s ju n io r farm ers, both to be secured by m ortgage on th e to various are as to assist w ith th e those in 4-H club w ork and those FOR SALE— 1 TEAM GOOD WORK real p ro p erty so sold, su b ject to th e MAGPIE AND GROW horses, 1 saddle. In q u ire Tum-A- m ortgage now ex istin g on same, an d weed survey. in Sm ith-H ughes a g ric u ltu re , re TURKEY GROWERS Lum yards, S tanfield. 52-3tc for a term of five years, and to b ear M any years of ex p erim en tal w ork ceived some n o tab le n atio n al publi I CONTEST CLOSES In te re st a t th e ra te of six p er cen t V IE W FLOCKS done in th is county and elsew here city th ro u g h two trad e p ublications FOR SALE— ONE HORSE & ONE per annum , payable an n u ally . cow. 1% mi. w est A tteb u ry cor lead to th e conclusion th a t a t the recently. for th e said real an d person (C ontinued from page 1) 52-3tp al Bids T he E a ste rn Oregon T urkey G row ner, W. H. Cook. p ro p erty sh all be received by th e A double-page spread in th e c u r ers’ ann u al tour and picnic was he d ntdse.; David Hamm, 458. Boynton p resen t tim e sodium ch lo ra te in th e u ndersigned A d m in istra trix a t h er S aturday, sta rtin g a t th e U m atH la & K elley’s $2.50 m dse.; H erb ert dry form is th e best chem ical to use re n t b u lletin of th e a g ric u ltu ra l PASTURE FOR REN T AT TH E place of residence and post office F ra n k A yers ran c h on B u tter Field S tation, w here H. K. Dean, Bensel, 414, Her. T ra d in g Co.. $2.50 for M orning Glory con tro l. For commission of th e A m erican B ank Creek. Call Mrs. Ayers a t Mrs. Lu- address a t U m atilla, U m atilla Coun su p e rin ten d e n t, explained ‘•‘»e a d v a n ty, Oregon, from an d a fte r th e 2 7th W hite Top, R ussian K napw eed and ers’ association is devoted to th e ag cile O 'B rien's. mdse: R ay Ayers, 347, Safeway 52-3tp day of A ugust, 1937, a t 1 0:00 A.M., tag es and costs of a portable ran»e purple blossom Milkweed, it is su g ric u ltu ra l w ork af th e b ank of Al Stores. $2.50 m dse.; Bob Sm ith, 313, house used for housing birds 140 ACRE FARM ON DIAGONAL an d said sales w ill be made w ith o u t they are tak en from the bioodel. R ohrm an Motor Co. 10 gal. gas; E r gested th a t th e ra te recom m ended bany. The w ork of C. E. W illiam road 4 m iles N. E. H erm iston. H as unnecessary delay and will be made T he rangT house is n e t being used v in N ull, 2C7, W a lk e r's Service for M orning Glory be doubled. son, p resid en t of the Oregon B ank good 5-room house, barn and o th er su b ject to th e co n firm atio n of th e extensively a t present. For M orning Glory th e re should e rs’ association, an d in ch arg e of the farm buildings. P rice $5000. W rite above en title d court. Jo h n Allen, Dean sta te d th a t experim ents S tation, 10 gal gas; D ated th is 29th day of Ju ly , F ederal Land be applied a t le ast 3 or 4 pounds to a g ric u ltu ra l program of th e A lbany F ra n k T. Atwood, 1937. worked into the program recom r C5, P earso n 's Service S tatio n , 10 B ank fieldm an, L ew iston, Ida., for bank, is featu red , as is th a t of O. E. the square rod in infested areas, be m ended by J. C. Leedy, fie d. m an gal. gas. m in n ie M c F a r l a n d . in fo rm atio n on th is or o th er Land M ikesell, county club leader. (M r Bank p roperties in U m atilla county. a g e r for the st te association. in A d m in istra trix of th e es ’’ ra n k R ndda, 2O"5, G range Co-op. ing su re th a t th e chem ical extends th a t it was es econom ical to Pr ^ utqe ta te of H en ry Lee D exter, M ikesell is th e son of Mr. an d Mrs 52-tfc th ree or fo u r feet outside th e boun a — s SMall b iro s. r 00. . ‘'2 ca rtrid g es; Raym ond H ollo deceased. lircfc m a rk e t birdB . — Wm. Mikesell of H erm isto n .) . D ean fa v o re d th e s ta n d a rd g ra in man. 189, Co-op. C ream ery, five d ary of th e p atch. W here one pit.nt FOR SALE— 4 in. pum ping p la n t; (Ju ly 29 - Aug. 26) N um erous illu stra tio n s show the 100 ft. of 2 in. pipe and cylinder and m ilk ratio n s (or ’’ ds a3 sn o \. n ¡[ p3Un(j3 hutteT ; Jo h n n y Dawson, 180 is treated it is safest to spread the by e x p e rim e n ta l r e s u lts • -T-me !5'" '’’d Service, flash lig h t: chem ical in a circle about tw o feet ac tiv itie s of club m em bers an d F u and force pum p; 540 egg M aster ' At th e ’ E. B'. t s t l farm v is ito rs in diam eter. It is very im p o rtan t tu re F arm ers in pro jects sponsored in cu b ato r (new s ty le ); 270 egg Mas view ed » ctw een 900 a n d 1000 fin e L evester MulkTns, 174, F ra n k Lei- th a t th e one ap p ly in g th e chem ical and supported by th e bank. Oregon te r in c u b ato r (new s ty le ); Buckeye W. L. Morgan, D. M. D cht. Irrig o n , aacl( of flo u r; Jam es 1000 chick brooder; 1 range stove birds ran g in g in a cc~3 id d an d know r a th e r accu rately how much h as for years ranked h ig h in n a tio n and w ater ta n k ; 1 large tru n k ; 300 G eneral D en tistry F»” died brooding R a n g t m e th B arber, 165, Her. D rug Co., scout X-Ray an d Diagnosta ods. At th e 11 B. D a rlln f rm m - » T id h u n tin g k n ife; F ra n k Jeppe, is being p u t on the p la n ts or the al sta n d in g s in b an k e r-Iarm er coop ft. of 5 ft. chicken w ire w ith cedar posts; 5000 ft. of used lum ber and 1500 ’.a r-e b ird s w ere saen a: cl the ' / e ’ ’e m ls to n T ran sfer, case of ground, as guess w ork has resulted era tio n . Bank Bldg. Phone »-J studied. o th e r articles. If in terested see Fred tr n o d in e an d ran*’ *' Residence Phone 26-J Pnlii'T»- pop: C harles H nerr, 133, G ifford in m any failu res. T he beet resu lts Or., McDaid C. H uxoll, H erm iston, A la ’-ge grown «rethe’ "'1 a re bein g o btained w here th e area Equalization Notice. Sunday and E venings by 52-3tp place, R t. 1. l i a p e rk nt n o w w here d in n er was Service S tatio n , 5 gal. gas; D onald Appointment enloved. A pToeram followed la te r B q-hne. I 1?, A. W. B ehrm an, $1 in oT weeds is being m easured or e s ti N otice is hereby given th a t o,n c o n s is t'’’!? e ' ’-in” ” e~s by Miss trad e ; Jim m y Taylor, 81, W. S h aar. m ated very closely and th en th e pro T uesday, October 5, 1'937, a t 2:00 COW SOON FR E SH — W ILL SELL or tra d e for feeders. J. Skovbo, I ,,« ..« ..g F d n '1 O tf, a c o o m p a rte d bv M rs. 'o n a *’’ 0 h a irc u ts; V ernon Davis, 66, per am ount of th e chem ical weighed P. M., th e D irectors of th e W est E x 51-3tp Bensel Ro- ”’s a x~’o w t‘ h ’ a - ’o ac- H erm iston. or m easured to cover th a t a re a as tension Irrig a tio n D istrict, ac tin g as eom panim e” ’ by D nna’d H e lik e r of Thompson D rug, cam era; Ted R ip evenly as possible. W ATCH - CLOCK Dry Cleaners. a Board of E q u alizatio n , w ill meet ACCOUNTING AND TYPING. Phone Io n e, a n d D onald D -M oss of H er ley, 60. H erm iston Sodium ch lo ra te is poisonous to a t th e office of th e D istric t In I r r i cleaned and pressed; Jo h n Lew 4 1-tfc REPAIRING m iston, a read in g by Mrs. P. A. i 22M. H erm iston. Pow er. is. 57, 75c cash; Eldon T aylor, 57, liv esto ck an d th ey should n o t be gon, Oregon, to review and correct A. W. BEHRMAN John d en ^ r-e T w sk i. u h o ac te d ^ a s.:75c w nJar(1 Joneg 50 75c p erm itted to graze over treated th e an n u a l assessm ent of th e Dis WATCHMAKER NOTICE OF HEARING UPON _ . • _■ 37e p itc h e s u n til a fte r a good rain . The ch airm an , introduced F HERMISTON OREGON tr ic t to be levied on or before the of P o rtla n d , nd Mr. and Mrs. C. cash; L ester F lan n ig a n , 37, FINAL REPORT. J. B a rn e tt of R ichland, W n., who cash; D avid Dawson, 33, 33c cash; chem ical is also h ighly inflam m able firs t T uesday in Septem ber. 1937. issued an invitatio n to the F en ce - Don H arper. 29, 29c cash : Tommy and one should be carefu l to wash A. C. HOUGHTON, wick. W n., turk ey to u r Sept. 3rd. Todd. 23. 23e cash; A llen A m sberry, it o u t of clo th in g or shoes th a t IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF THE S ecretary. DR. A. E. MARBLE Among th e main speakers on the 21, 21c cash; E lb e rt Moore, 14, 14c m ig h t be used w hile ap p ly in g it. In STATE OF OREGON FOR CHIROPRACTOR (A ug. 26) program w ere N. L. Bennion. H e r cash; and Alton Sisson, 9, 9c cash. th e d ry sta te It is largely harm less UMATILLA COUNTY. Office: 2 blocks ea st of post office b e rt RveTs and J. C. Leedy, whose' P o in ts w ere as follow s: Each egg, so th e re Is little to fear from h an d Office H ours: 8 to 12 - 1 :30 to • p ic tu res a rp e a r opposite th is story. In th e M atter of th e E sta te Of one point, young m agpie, one point, lin g it if th e above p recau tio n s are A n n a B. W illard , Deceased. P hone 4 8 1 -------- H erm iston, Ore. Farm Bureau W ill Close. old m agpie, old crow, and pred ato ry followed. T he co n tain er should be NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN th a t th e u ndersigned executor of th e last T he F arm B ureau Cooperative haw ks, each five points, sk u n k , coy k ep t tig h tly closed w hen n o t in use will and te sta m en t of A nna B. W il w ill close on L abor Day. w hich is otes and rattlesn a k e, each 10 points. and should be stored In a dry place. Hermiston Post No. 37 lard, deceased, has filed his Final Meets first and th ird Those w ish in g to spray th e chem ical The to ta l of p red ato ry pests was M onday, Septem ber 7fh. T he p lan t R eport w ith th e Clerk of th e above T hursday. Legion Auxll 13,236. The may do so w ith equally good resu lts FOR SALE— HORSE. MULE, HAR- en title d C ourt, and th a t th e Judge w ill also be closed F rid a y and S a t 6439, and of points ness, lig h t W eber w agon. Cheap. of said C ourt has designated S a tu r lary m eets second and u rd ay afternoons. Septem ber 3 and num ber of co n testan ts w ere 37. In as fa r as th e k ill is concerned, m ix fourth T hursday. l-3 tp day, th e 18th day of Septem ber, 4, d u rin g the U m atilla P roject fair, 1935 th e g rand to ta l of pests in g it a t th e s tre n g th of one to two H arry Steele, S tan field . 1937, a t 2 :00 o ’clock in the a f te r Legion H all. opening again ab o u t 5:00 o’clock taken w as 8317, w hich Shows a de pounds of th e chem ical to one g a l each evening. P atro n s are requested crease of 1878 in th e two years lon of w ater. A gain it is im p o rtan t FOR SALE— 20 W EANED PIO®, noon as th e tim e, and th e rooms of W. A. Jeppe, M innehaha d istrict, th e above en title d co u rt in the Coun to note th is arran g em en t. work. More effo rt w as sp en t th is to note th a t it is th e am o u n t of l-3 tp ty C ourt H ouse in Pendleton, Um a tilla County, Oregon, as th e place year b u t th e p red ato ry birds and ch em ical on th e p la n t or ground th a t counts and not how stro n g the FOR SALE OR TRADE— TEAM OF w hen and w here h ea rin g is to be FOUR GRANGES W ILL anim ats w ere not so num erous. had thereon. All persons In te re s t OSTEOPATHIC solution may be. grey mules, alm ut 12 y ea rs old. ed a re hereby notified to th en and PICN IC SUNDAY PHYSICIAN & SURGEON The effective tim e to apply the Heavy. George W icklander, Board- th e re ap p ear and show cause, if any M A N Y AWARDS sodium ch lo ra te is in th e late fall m an, Ore. l-3 tp th ey have, why said rep o rt should OSBORN APARTMENTS not be approved, th e executor dis ju st ahead of th e fall or w in ter S ta te G range M aster Ray W. Gill FOR 4-H CLUBBERS charged and th e estate closed. m oisture. It seems to be equally e f FOR SALE— 90, 2 & S MO. OLD w ill be th e m ain speaker a t a picnic D ated th is 19th day of A ugust. mixed breed turkeys. H enry Ro to be held Sunday. A ugust 29th. In More th a n $600« in prizes and fective on green or d ry plants. 1937. well. Inquire Fred M cM urray place. C olum bia park by four gran g es in scholarsh ip s w ill be offered for boys’ PETERSON & PETERSON L. W. HIXSON, E xecutor. As th e chem ical p en e trate s deep 1 -ltP (A ug. 19 - Sep t a l 6_)_______ th is d istric t. They a re W estland, and g irls' 4-H club work a t th e er in to th e soil th e kill seems to pro B u tter Creek highw ay. ATTORNEYS AT LAW S U n fleld . Echo and Columbia whose S tate F a ir Septem ber 6 to 12, in a d gress so th a t one should n ot expect USED CORN BINDER IN GOOD U. S. N atio n al B ank B uilding NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX m em bers and friends are invited. dition to num erous p u rebred a n i th e p la n ts to be destroyed to any P ra ctice in S ta te A F ederal C ourts sh ap e; 10 inch ensilage cu tter E veryone atte n d in g is requested to mals, p o u ltry and SALE OF PROPERTY. P endleton, Ore. o th e r special g rea t depth u n til th e sp rin g follow co m p lete See Jack G orham , Board- l-3 tp b rin g th e ir own basket lunch and aw ards, according to th e 4-H prem - in g th e fall ap plication. T he che m an. Or. IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF THE ta b le service. Ice cream will be se rv i ium lists now av ailab le for d istri- m ical maw be broadcast by hand FOR SALE GUERNSEY BULL 15 STATE OF OREGON FOR DR. F. B. BELT mo. old. 2 mi. east of Stanfield. ed fre e by th e granges. An all day j button from th e s ta te club office a t UMATILLA COUNTY. m uch in th e same m an n er as ¡n PHY8ICIAN A SURGEON ! O.8.C. V ernon W aid. S tanfield._______ 1 -ltc picnic is planned w ith gam es and a Office Hours: O ther program . E n trie s In all 4-H divisions, in- seeding g rain or It m ay be spread i o n RENT — FOUR ROOM MOD- In th e M atter of th e E sta te of 1 0 :3 0 to 1 2:30 A.M. H ours by ern house fu rn ish ed , w ith g arage; w ith a sifte r. U m atilla co unty has H enry Lee D exter, deceased. ' eluding livestock, cropi. home eco- 2 to 5 P.M. A ppointm ent Regular Pomona Meeting. N otice Is hereby given th a t the Rea. 712 PHONE — Office 733 ' nomics and others, a re expected to ordered four sm all, portable, one- Also one-room u p sta irs ap a rtm en t. !H. E. H anby. H erm iston. 1-tfc u n dersigned. A d m in istra trix of the An u nusually good program w ill greatly exceed even th e high m ark m an d u sters, w hich wltl be loaned ; estate of H enry Lee Dexter, de- be presented a t th e re g u la r Pomona set la st year. FOR SALE— ONE GOOD FRESH ceased, by v irtu e of an o rder of aale Boys an d g irls all to in terested farm ers when th e d u s m eetin g a t W hite E agle G range over th e s ta te are busily b rin g in g cow th ree years old; 70 le g h o rn m ade and en tered in th e above en W. J. WARNER h all, T hursday. Septem ber 2. Mrs te rs are av ailab le. D elivery of them hens. 15 m onths old. 50c each. Ray titled co u rt and cauae on th e 22nd th e ir p ro jects up-to-<|ste. com plet M aude Morse and S u t e M aster Ray Brow n, Irrig o n . Ore. 1 -ltp day of Ju ly , 1937, licensing, a u th o r Attomey-at-Law G ill a re speakers. Mrs. Geo. W ood ing record books, an d groom ing is not expected u n til sh o u t th e mid izing and d irec tin g th e A d m in istra w ard of Adams w ill give readlaga. th e ir anim als. A fu ll carload of dle of Septem ber. W hen applied as HOUSE FOR RENT— 1 Ml. EAST trix of said estate to sell th e h ere Hermiston - Oregon A one-act play "A Good N araa” w ill 1 an im als la expected from both of high school bu ild in g . Marvin in a fte r described real and personal a dust, the chem ical should be as Childers. Hermlatoa. l-3 tc p ro p erty belonging to Mid deceased I S i . « ' — v - um . finely ground as possible. ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► t I ► ► ► ► Dr. A. C. Willcutt iB VSX: