wonder how it's
coming on.
DR. CRANE: I have a report on it.
MR. WEBER: Mr. John Davidson, Xenia, Ohio.
MR. McDANIEL: He was parliamentarian before we made him our president.
MR. WEBER: That's passed on to Dr. Crane.
MR. CHASE: Now, Dr. MacDaniels, you may come in.
DR. MacDANIELS: Hope it's legal.
Is there any further business? Do you think of any, Mr. Weber?
MR. WEBER: Hold it open until after the banquet. Then if we think of
something that we have left out, we haven't adjourned.
DR. MacDANIELS: I will adjourn this particular session and give the
gavel to our new president.
MR. WEBER: We adjourn until this evening at the banquet.
DR. ANTHONY: Before you bang it down, may I make one announcement? I
thought you would be interested in an action that the Pennsylvania Nut
Growers have taken. Mr. Allaman, it is O.K. to report that committee
appointment?
DR. MacDANIELS: The question is raised as to the time of the next
meeting. The place has been decided. The time, I think, has to be left
to be worked out with the authorities at Illinois, is that right? Do you
want to say a word, Dr. Colby?
DR. COLBY: It is difficult, if not impossible, to give an exact date
right now, because we don't know at this time what our facilities for
meeting rooms and lodging will be on any particular date in the latter
part of the month of August. We will have to check and find out the best
days, if that is agreeable to the group.
DR. MacDANIELS: Does this group wish to express a preference as to the
last week in August or the first week in September? In other words, it
would be the week before Labor Day, or the week after. That wouldn't
necessarily fix it, but it would give the committee, if there were no
other restrictions as to available facilities, would be a guide for a
choice.
MR. WELLMAN: Call for a show of hands.
DR. MacDANIELS: I will do that. Those who would prefer a meeting date
comparable to this year? (Showing of hands.)[34] Those who prefer the
week after Labor Day? (No hands raised.)
[34] The 1951 meeting will be at the University of Illinois in Urbana,
August 28 and 29, to be followed with a tour in western Illinois for
those who can stay through the morning of August 31.
MR. STERLING SMITH: Maybe those who prefer the after Labor Day date
aren't here now.
DR. ROHRBACHER: I just want to say I appreciate very much the honor that
has been bestowed upon me. I appreciate the fact that the presi
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