Volume 44
1965-1966
Issue Number:  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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• Article: Submission of Issues in Uncontrolled-Intersection Collision Cases in Texas, William O. Neal & William A. Paddock, Page 1.
• Article: The Vendor's Lien and Reservation of the Paramount Title -- The Rights of Vendors, Vendees, and Subvendees, James R. Norvell, Page 22.
• Observation: Conceptualism, Law and Lawyers, Colin Howard, Page 35.
• Observation: State Compensation for Criminally Inflicted Injuries, Paul Frederick Rothstein, Page 38.
• Comment: Contracting With The State Of Texas: The Purchasing System, Brian E. O'Neill, Page 58.
• Comment: Contracting With The State Of Texas: The Competitive Bidding Requirement, Marc E. Grossberg, Page 82.
• Comment: Contracting With The State of Texas: Fiscal and Constitutional Limitations, Stephen D. Susman, Page 106.
• Comment: Contracting With The State of Texas: Sovereign Immunity, Larry Schoenbrun, Page 151.
• Note: Mapp v. Ohio Not Applied Retroactively: Evidence Obtained By An Unreasonable Search Does Not Go To The Inherent Fairness Of The Trial. (Linkletter v. Walker, U.S. 1965), Philip John, Page 188.
• Note: Court Authorization Of Blood Transfusion To Patient Whose Religious Beliefs Prohibit The Acceptance Of Blood Violates His Freedom Of Religion. (In re Brooks' Estate, Ill. 1965), Thomas R. Haggard, Page 190.
• Note: Use of Unit-Of-Time Formula As Basis Of Recovery For Pain And Suffering Constitutes Reversible Error. (Johnson v. Colglazier, 5th Cir. 1965), Thomas M. Susman, Page 195.
• Note: Civil Rights Removal Statute Construed. (Peacock v. City of Greenwood, 5th Cir. 1965; New York v. Galomison, 2d Cir. 1965), Christopher M. Little, Page 200.
• Note: Accidental Collision Provision of Cargo Insurance Policy Does Not Cover Damage Resulting When Only The Cargo And Not The Carrier Strikes An Object. (Birmingham Fire Ins. Co. v. Newsom Trust Lines, Inc., Tex. Civ. App. 1965), John McCamish, Page 203.
• Note: An Employer May Lock Out Employees Solely For The Purpose Of Supporting His Bargaining Position After A Bargaining Impasse Has Been Reached. (American Ship Bldg. Co. v. NLRB, U.S. 1965), George L. McWilliams, Page 206.
• Note: Trial Court Has Discretionary Power To Exclude Testimony Of Witness Not Placed Under The Rule For Separation And Exclusion Of Witnesses. (Southwestern Bell Tel. Co. v. Johnson, Tex. 1965), John L. Hopwood, Page 211.
• Book Review: The Law Of Multistate Problems: Cases And Materials On Conflict Of Laws By Arthur Taylor von Mehren & Donald Theodore Trautman, Bernard E. Gegan, Page 215.
• Book Noted: The Addict And The Law by Alfred Lindesmith, Theodore David Frank, Page 220.

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• Article: The Widow's Election: The Issue of Consideration, Keith E. Morrison, Page 223.
• Article: Federal Income Taxation of Farmers' and Other Cooperatives - Part I, James K. Logan, Page 250.
• Article: The President and the Regulatory Commissions, Emmette S. Redford, Page 288.
• Observation: A Problem of Appellate Delays in Election Contests, James D. McKeithan, Page 322.
• Comment: Contribution Among Joint Tortfeasors, Perry J. Radoff, Page 326.
• Note: Civil Investigative Demand Issued Under the Antitrust Civil Process Act Cannot be Used to Acquire Documents Concerning Proposed Corporate Acquisitions. (United States v. Union Oil Co., 9th Cir. 1965), Robert F. Barrett, Page 343.
• Note: Father's Estate Liable for Child Support Payments Accruing After His Death by Virtue of Property Settlement Agreement Made a Part of the Divorce Decree. (Hutchings v. Bates, Tex. Civ. App. 1965), Brainerd S. Parrish, Page 345.
• Note: All Competent Testimony Concerning A Testator's Mental Ability is Admissible Except That Requiring Knowledge and Application of the Law. (Carr. Rodkey, Tex. 1965), Laurance C. Mosher, Jr., Page 349.
• Note: Federal Common Law Governs Dispute Among Private Parties Concerning Their Rights to a Lease of Public Domain Lands Issued Pursuant to the Mineral Leasing Act of 1920. (McKenna v. Wallis, 5th Cir. 1965), P. Allan Port, Page 352.
• Note: Federal Power Commission Jurisdiction Extends to Sales of Leases Covering Substantially Developed Gas Reserves. (United Gas Improvement Co. v. Continental Oil Co., U.S. 1965), Fred Chandler, Jr., Page 356.
• Note: Profits From Bootstap Sale of a Corporation to a Charitable Institution are Capital Gains. (Commissioner v. Brown, U.S. 1965), Walter Dean Hester, Page 360.
• Note: Equitable Bill of Review Rather Than Writ of Error is Proper Method for Natural Father to Attack Adoption Decree to Which He Was Not A Party. (Gunn v. Cavanaugh, 391 S.W.2d 723 (Tex. 1965), Hugh C. Wilfong II, Page 364.
• Note: Amoritization Technique for Eliminating Nonconforming Uses Constitutes Taking of Private Property for Public Use Without Just Compensation. (Hoffman v. Kinealy, Mo. 1965), R. D. Coley, Page 368.
• Recent Statute: An Agreement to Submit an Existing or Future Dispute to Arbitration is Valid and Enforceable. (Texas General Arbitration Act, Tex. Laws 1965), Jack T. Chapman, Page 372.
• Book Review: A Man's Reach: The Selected Writings of Judge Jerome Frank Edited by Barbara Frank Kristein, Francis A. Allen, Page 377.
• Book Review: Defense of the Poor in Criminal Cases in American State Courts by Lee Silverstein, James P. Hart, Page 382.
• Book Noted: Psychiatric Justice by Thomas S. Szasz, Alred Earl White, Jr.,  Page 384.

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• Article: The Texas Compulsory Pooling Act -- Part II, Ernest E. Smith, Page 387.
• Article: The Function of the Attorney and the Commitment of the Mentally Ill, Fred Cohen, Page 424.
• Article: The Employer's Unilateral Act -- A Per Se Violation -- Sometimes, George Schatzki, Page 470.
• Comment: Prospects for Compulsory Fieldwide Unitization in Texas, L. Proctor Thomas, Page 510.
• Comment: Should Chapter XIII Bankruptcy Be Involuntary?, William K. Adam, Page 533.
• Note: Communique By Federal Comptroller of the Currency Enables National Banks to Charge the Highest Interest Rates Allowed to Any Competing State Institutions Despite Prohibition in the Texas Regulatory Loan Act. (Letter from United States Comptroller of the Currency to Vice President of the Austin National Bank 1965), Tommy Drew Cauthorn, Page 547.
• Note: Husband's Liability Insurer Not Liable for Payment of a Judgment Against the Husband Which the Wife Might Obtain in an Action for Her Personal Injuries Brought in a Foreign Jurisdiction. (Lederie v. United Services Auto. Ass'n, Tex. Civ. App. 1965), James R. Dickerson, Page 551.
• Note: Director's Conversion of Debentures Into Common Stock Within Six Months of Purchase Constitutes a Sale Prohibited by Section 16(b) of the Securities Exchange Act, But Does Not Result in Liability for Insider's Profits. (Heli-Coil Corp. v. Webster, 3d Cir. 1965), Tim K. Banner, Page 555.
• Note: Federal Courts Must Apply Federal Rules of Civil Procedure in Diversity Cases Despite Conflicting State Law. (Hanna v. Plumer, U.S. 1965), John R. Castle, Jr., Page 560.
• Note: Deductions Allowed for Support Payments Made Subsequent to a Mexican Divorce Declared Invalid by a State Court. (Boras v. Commissioner, 2d Cir. 1965), Michael J. Kuper, Page 564.
• Note: A State Cannot Validly Acquire Jurisdiction Over A Person Whose Only Contact With That State is Engaging The Services of an Attorney. (O'Brien v. Lampar Co., Tex. Civ. App. 1965), John C. Nabors, Page 567.
• Note: Postal Inspector's Claim of Absolute Immunity Denied in Tort Suit Arising From Unlawful Search and Seizure. (Kelley v. Dunne, 1st Cir. 1965), John L. Hopwood, Page 570.
• Note: Absence of Direct Competition Does Not Br Accounting of Profits Gained Thorugh Deliberate Trademark Infringement. (Monsanio Chem. Co. v. Perfect Fit Prod. Co., 2d Cir. 1965), Thomas R. Haggard, Page 574.
• Note: Conflicting Views on Strict Liability of the Manufacturer When Sued by a Purchaser Who Has Sustained Only Economic Loss From A Defective Product. (Santor v. A & M Karagheusian, Inc., N.J. 1965; Seeley v. White Motor Co., Cal. 1965), George L. McWilliams, Page 578.
• Statute Note: Texas Statute Permits Physicians to Report Injuries Resulting from Child Abuse and Provides Immunity from Civil and Criminal Liability for so Reporting. (Tex. Laws 1965), Hugh C. Wilfong II, Page 584.
• Book Review: The Fundamentals of Legal Drafting by Reed Dickerson, James B. Minor, Page 588.
• Book Review: Law, Its Nature, Functions and Limits by Charles G. Howard, Robert M. O'Neil, Page 590.
• Book Note: Crime and The Mind by Walter Bromberg, David G. Epstein, Page 595.

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• Article: The Texas Legislative History of the Uniform Commercial Code, Millard H. Rudd, Page 597.
• Article: Uniform Commercial Code: Article 2 -- sales; Performance and Remedies, Frederic K. Spies, Page 629.
• Article: A General Survey of Article 3 and an Examination of Two Aspects of Codification, E. Allan Farnsworth, Page 645.
• Article: Article 6 of the Uniform Commercial Code: Bulk Transfers, Lennart V. Larson, Page 661.
• Article: Investment Securities Under the Uniform Commercial Code -- Guidelines for Business Lawyers, Frank M. Wozencraft, Page 669.
• Article: Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code -- Its Structure and Applicability, Millard H. Rudd, Page 683.
• Article: Default Proceedings Under the Texas Uniform Commercial Code, Pierre R. Loiseaux, Page 702.
• Article: Unperfected Security Interests and the "Floating Lien", William E. Hogan, Page 713.
• Article: Perfection of Security Interests Under Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code -- How? When? Where? How Often?, Millard H. Rudd, Page 724.
• Comment: Municipal Enforcement of Private Restrictive Covenants: An Innovation in Land-Use Control, Thomas M. Susman, Page 741.
• Comment: Impasse in Collective Bargaining, David G. Epstein Page 769.
• Note: Proceedings Under State Direct Action Statute And Federal Limitation of Liability Act Are To Be Consolidated in the Same Federal District Court. (In re Independent Towing Co., E.D. La. 1965), Stanley C. Beyer, Page 785.
• Note: The Federal Power Act Requires a License for a Hydroelectric Project on the Headwaters of a Navigable Stream Solely Because of the Interstate Transmission of Electric Power. (FPC v. Union Elec. Co., U.S. 1965), Charley R. Meeker III, Page 790.
• Note: Union's Extension of Picketing at Construction Site During Dispute with General Contractor to Gates Reserved Exclusively for Employees of Neutral Subcontractors  Violates Section 8(b)(4)(B) of Taft-Hartley Act. (Markwell & Hartz, Inc., N.L.R.B. 1965), Jack T. Chapman, Page 794.
• Note: Failure of Physician to Inform Patient of Inherent Risks n Proposed Treatment Renders Him Liable for Assault and Battery. (Scott v. Wilson, Tex. Civ. App. 1965), Brainerd S. Parrish, Page 799.
• Note: Consigned Goods Are Subject to Claims of Consignee's Creditors Under Section 2-326 of the Uniform Commercial Code. (General Elec. Co. v. Pettingell Supply Co., Mass. 1964), John L. Hopwood, Page 803.
• Note: Uniform Commercial Code Constitutes Authority for Denying Enforcement of an Unconscionable Contract Executed Prior to Enactment of the Code. (Williams v. Walker-Thomas Furniture Co., D.C. Cir. 1965), Phillip J. John, Page 806.
• Note: Transactions Which Occur Prior to the Effective Date of the Uniform Commercial Code Are Governed by Procedural Aspects of the Code When Trial Follows the Effective Date. (United Sec. Corp. v. Bruton, D.C. Munic. Ct. App. 1965), Paul W. Buchschacher, Page 810.
• Statute Note: New Texas Version of the Uniform Reciprocal Enforcement of Support Act Makes Significant Changes Implementing Effective Interstate Enforcement of Duties of Support. (Tex. Laws 1965), Charles R. Meeker III, Page 814.
• Book Review: Human Law and Human Justice by Julius Stone, Colin Howard, Page 822.
• Book Note: CCH Mexican Income Tax Law, Jack E. Eidman, Jr., Page 826.

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• Article: Bringing the Bastard into the Great Society -- A Proposed Uniform Act on Legitimacy, Harry D. Krause, Page 829.
• Article: Community Property Aspects of Profit-Sharing and Pension Plans in Texas -- Recent Developments and Proposed Guidelines for the Future, Vester T. Hughes, Jr., Page 860.
• Article: Analysis of the Sales-Commission System of Tires, Batteries, and Accessories Distribution in Retrospect: Answers for an Incisive Dissent, Lester Anthony Klaus, Page 890.
• Article: Judicial Review of Policy Methods in Law Enforcement -- The Problem of Compliance by Police Departments, Michael J. Murphy, Page 939.
• Article: Judicial Review of Policy Methods in Law Enforcement -- The Role of the Supreme Court of the United States, Alexander M. Bickel, Page 954.
• Comment: Statutory Control of the Texas Savings and Loan Industry, Thad T. Hutcheson, Jr., Page 966.
• Comment: The Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, William G. Reid, Page 983.
• Note: Conglomerate Mergers Creating a Probability of Reciprocity That May Lessen Competition Held Illegal Under Section 7 of the Clayton Act. (FTC v. Consolidated Foods Corp., U.S. 1965), Jimmy L. Browning, Page 1019.
• Note: Enforcement of a Patent Procured by Intentional Fraud on the Patent Office Violates Section 2 of the Sherman Act and Subjects the Violator to Treble Damages Under Section 4 of the Clayton Act. (Walker Process Equip., Inc. v. Food Mach. & Chem. Corp., U.S. 1965), William R. Porter, Page 1024.
• Note: Child is Legitimate for All Purposes if a Voidable Marriage, Which is Later Annulled, Occurs After Conception of the Child. (Home of the Holy Infancy v. Kaska, Tex. 1965), James R. Dickerson, Page 1028.
• Note: Appointment of Officer With Inadequate Legal Training as Defense Counsel in Special Court-Marital Violates Sixth-Amendment Right to Counsel. (In re Stapley, D. Utah 1965), Thomas R. Haggard, Page 1032.
• Note: Charity Immune From Tort Liability Even Though It Carries Liability Insurance Covering the Injury. (Watkins v. Southcrest Baptist Church, Tex. 1966), James R. Dickerson, Page 1037.
• Note: Employer's Decision To Subcontract Not A Mandatory Subject of Collective Bargaining When Employer is Effecting A Partial Liquidation of Operations. (NLRB v. Adams Dairy, Inc., 8th Cir. 1965), John L. Jeffers, Jr., Page 1042.
• Note: Unions, Like Employers, May Withdraw From Multi-Employer Bargaining Units Simply By Giving Timely And Unequivocal Notice. (Evening News Ass'n v. N.L.R.B. 1965), Arno W. Krebs, Jr.,  Page 1047.
• Note: When Lease Restricts Lessee's Right to Pool Into Units Prescribed By Government Authority, Lessee Can Pool Only In Accordance With The Standard Unit Size Recommended For The Field. (Jones v. Killingsworth, Tex. 1965), William Royal Furgeson, Jr., Page 1051.
• Note: Hospital Owes Invitee Seeking Emergency Medical Treatment No Duty to Remove Ice From Emergency Entrance. (Gulfway Gen. Hosp. v. Pursley, Tex. Civ. App. 1965), Brainerd S. Parrish, Page 1054.
• Book Review: International Law by Charges G. Fenwick, Gordon B. Baldwin, Page 1060.

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• Article: The Qualities of Justice -- Are They Strainable?, Maurice Rosenberg, Page 1063.
• Article: Selection of Judges -- An Historical Introduction, Glenn R. Winters, Page 1081.
• Article: Twenty-Five Years' Experience With Merit Judicial Selection in Missouri, Robert A. Schroeder & Harry A. Hall, Page 1088.
• Article: Observations on the Direct-Election Method of Judicial Selection, Warren Burnett, Page 1098.
• Article: Judicial Appointments for Life By the Executive Branch of Government: Reflections on the Massachusetts Experience, Robert F. Drinan, Page 1103.
• Article: Judicial Discipline and Removal, Jack E. Frankel, Page 1117.
• Article: Judicial Compensation in Texas and Comparable States, Robert E. Allard, Page 1136.
• Article: Court Administration in Texas: Business Without Management, Allen E. Smith, Page 1142.
• Book Review: Justice on Trial by A. L. Todd, Tom C. Clark, Page 1180.
• Book Note: The Courts, The Public and The Law Explosion by Henry W. Jones, ed., Frank W. R. Hubert Jr., Page 1185.

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• Article: The Supreme Court and Federalism, Alpheus Thomas Mason, Page 1187.
• Article: Tax Problems Raised by Liquidation of Partnership Interests, R. Dale Swinhart, Page 1209.
• Article: Judicial Law Reform -- A Perspective on the Performance of Appellate Courts, Robert E. Keeton, Page 1254.
• Article: Federal Income Taxation of Farmers' and Other Cooperatives: Part II, James K. Logan, Page 1269.
• Comment: Dismissals of Public-School Employees in Texas -- Suggestions for a More Effective Administrative Process, Frank W. R. Hubert, Jr., Page 1309.
• Comment: "In Major Part" - The New Causation Problem in Trade-Agreements Programs, Tim K. Banner, Page 1331.
• Note: Due Process Requires That the Holder of a Cigarette Permit be Given Notice and a Hearing to Forfeiture of the Permit. (House of Tobacco, Inc. v. Calvert, Tex. 1965), Stanley C. Beyer, Page 1360.
• Note: Creditor's Filing of Claim in Bankruptcy Court Gives Referee Summary Jurisdiction to Order Surrender of Voidable Preferences Acquired by Creditor. (Katchen v. Landy, U.S. 1966), William Royal Furgeson, Jr., Page 1364.
• Note: Pre-UCC Security Interests Must Be Perfected According to Pre-UCC Law To Be Valid Against the Trustee in Bankruptcy, and Post-UCC Security Interests in Accounts Receivable Which Come into Existence Within Four Months of Bankruptcy are Voidable Preferences Even Though The UCC Provides That A Floating Lien Properly Recorded Prior to the Four-Month Period Automatically Attaches to After-Acquired Property. (In re Portland Newspaper Publishing Co., D. Ore. 1966), James W. Smith Jr., Page 1369.
• Note: After Reversal of Conviction of Lesser Included Offense, Reprosecution By A State For More Serious Offense Violates the Fourteenth Amendment. (United States ex. re. Helenyi v. Wilkins, 2d Cir. 1965; Chicos v. State, Ind. 1965), James W. Smith Jr., Page 1377.
• Note: Where Challenged Material Cannot Be Held Obscene Per Se, Evidence of Promotional Emphasis on the Prurient Aspects of the Challenged Material May Be The Controlling Factor in Determining Whether the Material is Obscene. (Ginzburg v. United States, U.S. 1966).  The Prurient-Appeal Requirement of the Roth Test is to Be Assessed in Terms of the Sexual Interests of the Material's Intended and Probable Recipient Group. (Mishkin v. New York, U.S. 1966).  Even Though Challenged Material Possess the Requisite Prurient Appeal and is Patently Offensive, it Must Also Be Utterly Without Redeeming Social Value. (Memoirs v. Massachusetts, U.S. 1966), Tim K. Banner, Page 1382.
• Note: Unauthorized Copy of Unprotected English Translation of French Novel Infringes the Copyright on the French Novel. (Grove Press, Inc. v. Greenleaf Publishing Co., E.D.N.Y. 1965), Charles R. Haworth, Page 1389.
• Note: State Court Has No Jurisdiction to Render a Declaratory Judgment When a Federal Court Has Abstained and Retained Jurisdiction Over the Case. (United Servs. Life Ins. Co. v. Delaney, Tex. 1965), E. Daniel Leightman & Herbert J. Green, Page 1394.
• Note: A Party to a Labor Dispute Injured by the Malicious Circulation of False and Defamatory Statements During a Union Organization Campaign May Seek State-Law Remedies for Libel in Federal Courts. (Linn v. United Plant Guard Workers, U.S. 1966), C. Morris Davis, Page 1400.
• Note: Section 103 of the Patent Act of 1952 Construed. (Graham v. John Deere Co., and Calmar, Inc. v. Cook Chem. Co., U.S. 1966; United States v. Adams, U.S. 1966), Charles R. Haworth, Page 1405.
• Statute Note: Voting Rights Act of 1965 Suspends State Literacy Tests and Authorizes Federal Voting Registrants in Literacy-Tests States Where Less Than Fifty Percent of the Population Registers or Votes. (Voting Rights Act of 1965), Larry F. Amerine, Page 1411.
• Book Review: Introduction to Jurisprudence by Dennis Lloyd, Arval Morris, Page 1417.
• Book Review: Cases and Material on Commercial Law by E. Allan Farnsworth & John Honnold, John A. Spanogle, Jr., Page 1420.
• Book Note: Re-Apportionment: The Law & Politics of Equal Representation by Robert B. McKay, Theodore D. Frank, Page 1426.

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• Article: Choice of Law for Products Liability: The Impact of the Uniform Commercial Code and Recent Developments in Conflicts Analysis, Russell J. Weintraub, Page 1429.
• Article: Convertible Securities and Section 16(b): The End of an Era, Robert W. Hamilton, Page 1447.
• Comment: Public Use as a Limitation on the Power of Eminent Domain in Texas, Daniel B. Benbow, Page 1499.
• Comment: Problems in Condemnation of Property Devoted to Public Use, Ralph W. Dau, Page 1517.
• Comment: Condemnation of Mortgaged Property, Harold Don Teague, Page 1535.
• Comment: The Offset of Benefits Against Losses in Eminent Domain Cases in Texas: A Critical Appraisal, P. Dexter Peacock, Page 1564.
• Comment: Inverse Condemnation in Texas -- Exploring the Serbonian Bog, John T. Cabaniss, Page 1584.
• Note: Responsible Representative of Public Has Standing Under Federal Communications Act to Protect Renewal of a Broadcast License. (Office of Communications of the United Church of Christ v. FCC, D.C. Cir. 1966), Jon C. Wood, Page 1605.
• Note: Section 7 of the Clayton Act Prohibits the Merger of Two Substantial Competitors Where There Has Been a Substantial Decline in the Number of Competitors in the Market. (United States v. Von's Grocery Co., U.S. 1966), Joe Bill Watkins, Page 1610.
• Note: Compulsory Blood Tests Do Not Violate the Fifth Amendment Privilege Against Self-Incrimination or Fourth Amendment Prohibition Against Unreasonable Search and Seizure. (Schmerber v. California, U.S. 1966), Charles L. Berry, Page 1616.
• Note: When Only Part of a Tract of Land is Condemned and Damages to the Remainder Are Waived, the Condemned Portion is Valued as Severed Land; Retention of Right of Access to the Remaining Land is not to be Considered in Valuation of Condemned Portion. (State v. Meyer, Tex. 1966), Paul H. Hubbard, Page 1621.
• Note: Entries of Diagnoses in Hospital Records Are Admissible Under Texas Business Records Act Only If The Diagnoses Are Ones Upon Which Competent Physicians Would Agree. (Loper v. Andrews, Tex. 1966), Alvin Early, Page 1627.
• Note: Federal Courts Have Jurisdiction Over State Claims Joined With a Substantial Federal Claim, Despite The Lack of Independent Jurisdiction, if the State and Federal Claims Arise "From A Common Nucleus Of Operative Fact." (UMW v. Gibbs, U.S. 1966), Stanley W. Crawford, Page 1631.
• Book Review: Territorial Trademark Rights and the Antitrust Laws by Richard F. Dole, James M. Treece, Page 1636.
• Book Review: Texas Judicial Process Prior to Trial by Gus M. Hodges by Albert P. Jones, Frank W. Elliot, Jr. & E. Wayne Thode, Orville C. Walker, Page 1637.
• Book Review: The Lawmakers: Recruitment and Adaptation to Legislative Life by James D. Barber, J. C. Zbranek, Jr., Page 1640.