I think that the thanks of the association are especially due to our president, Mr. Frey, for having so successfully stepped into the breach for the completion of the arrangements for this meeting, and for the very excellent program which he completed. I think he should also be thanked for the separate notices which he sent out, directing the attention of the persons coming to and going from this meeting to the nut orchards and other things of interest that may be seen on the way. THE PRESIDENT: I thank you. I might say that the suggestion for visiting interesting trees and nut plantings came from Mr. Reed. I want to call to your attention again that next year's meeting will be held at Rockport, Indiana, on September 9 and 10, 1935. The dues of this association are now only $2.00, and action taken at this convention will result in your receiving without additional charge the American Fruit Grower Magazine, which has been adopted as our official journal and included with the dues. You also have the privilege of joining the American Horticultural Society for the fee of $2 instead of $3.00. We are affiliated with that society and they allow to their affiliated associations the privileges of the members. Secure a membership and get the quarterly journal for the price of $2.00. We certainly recommend this association. We think that you get your money's worth many times over and it does a great deal of good. The only other item of business is a report from the nominating committee. DR. DEMING: Your nominating committee reports through the chairman the nomination of the following members as officers for the ensuing year: President--Mr. Frank H. Frey, Chicago, Illinois. Vice President--Dr. G. A. Zimmerman, of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Secretary--Mr. George L. Slate, of Geneva, New York. Treasurer--Mr. Carl F. Walker, of Cleveland Heights, Ohio. For Members of the Executive Committee--Mr. Frank H. Frey, Dr. G. A. Zimmerman, Mr. George L. Slate, Mr. Carl F. Walker, Professor J. A. Neilson and Mr. D. C. Snyder. As Dean of the Association--Dr. Robert T. Morris, of Connecticut. As Field Secretary--Mr. Zenas H. Ellis, of Vermont. I move that the secretary be authorized to cast one ballot for the election of the ticket nominated. The motion was unanimously carried, and the officers nominated by the committee were elected for the ensuing year. THE PRESIDENT: I might say that I won't, at least, have to sing a "swan song," and I'm not going to take the time to make any speech of acceptance. I appreciate your confidence in re-electing me and I am sure the other officers feel the same way. We'll all do what we can for your interest and what we are all interested in. Sometimes we may be a little slow in getting results but with your help I think we can make progress. The twenty-fifth annual convention of the Northern Nut Growers' Association adjourned at 9:30 P. M. Tuesday, September 11, 1934. Letter from J. U. Gellatly _British Columbia_