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UNI:ED ST. TES DEPARMOT OF AGRICULTURE BLIP AU nF BIOLOGICAL SURVEY

Washington, D. C.

3 IRD BANDING NOTES

No. 15 June 15, 1925 -

GENERAL INFORMATION TO COORETORS

Ohio bird banding cooperators will be interested to know that arrangements have been perfected with Fon. D. O. Thompson, Chief of the Division of Fish and Game of.Chio, whereby they may continue to operate trapping stations under authority granted by Federal permit no State permit being required. We quote in part from Mr. Thompson's letter"of may 25, 1925: 'This Department has decided that in order to assist you in this necessary work and to cooperate to the best of our ability, we will permit persons holding Iederal permits to engage in this work in this State Without any interference from this Department, and you may consider this letter your authority to advise parties holding Federal permits that no State permit is provided for or recesiary.H

Bands.--Several unsigned order cards have been received within the past month. As post offices sometimes neglect to stamp franked cards, we have no clue as to where an order originated it such tases, Be sure to sign and date all coralanications to the Washington office.

The new No. 2 bands are made of heavier metal to resist the ef- forts of the heavy-billed finches and g p rosb eaks to crush them. Reorts will be appreciate_' regarfing their efficiency.

DIRECTORY OF BIRD BANDING COOPERATORS

Introduction

As announced in Bird Banding Votes No. 14, this issue is devoted chiefly to a directory of persons associated with the banding work, either

07,virtup of authority of a Federal permit and the active participation

cf the holder, or by such interest that they have become sustaining mem-bers of our regionni aseociations,

the latter class designated by a. et,D - 7cefore their names. There are some austaining mer.lbers n

of regional asso- cs o miation

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sended to show only those who are not actively engaged in banding.

Bird 14arldin t ; Notes" is not a publicat u ia 614 .souse of tlI cs word, beillE issued Merely - for the information of our cooperators,, hot for goneral distribution, Anyone using in a publis1leid . ria,cer an`' of the LIZonletion contained in this circular will, no4ever, be expected to give credit to She person na7,ed and to the Diolo e:ibi1 Survey.

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The purpose in supplying these lists is to enable station operators to learn the location of their nearest neighboring stations and their. chief lines of activity, in order that the:work may be better correlated and that special studies may be undertaken through an application of the banding method. The results of such investigations should form the basis of im-portant papers to be published by the cooperators in ornithological journals or elsewhere. In order. that operators might know who were working along similar lines.and the better to provide for an exchange of ideas, the Biological Survey addressed a circular letter to all cooperators, under date of May 7, 1925, reouestirg advice regarding the special studies re-ceiving their attention. The information obtained in response to this in-quiry is incorporated in the directory. Every cooperator will, we are sure, welcome communications from others on agedin the same lines of research.

The officers and councilors of the regional associations are desig-nated by their titles in parentheses after the address.

The bird banding work is part of a project of the Biological Survey for the study of the life habits of migratory birds and is directed through its Division of Biological Investigations. The following officials of the Bureau are directly associated with the work:

Dr. E. W. Nelson, Chief of Bureau. d. C. Henderson, Assistant Chief of Bureau. E. A. Goldman, In Charge, Division of Biological Investigations. Frederick C. Lincoln, Associate Biologist (Bird Banding Operations).

Canadian officials concerned with these activities are:

Hon. J. B. Harkin, Commissioner of Canadian National Parks. Noyes Lloyd, Supervisor, Wild Life Protection.

The directory follows the same general plan as that used in Bird Banding Notes No. 11, that is, cooperators are listed alphabetically by States, grouped under local associations. The addresses are as they appear in the files of the Biological Survey and on stencils maintained in the Office of Publications. All corrections or omissions should be reported to the Bureau.

The names of several persons holding Federal permits do not appear in these lists for the reason that no renorts have been received from them end no replies to letters of incuiry. Failure to render the reports re- 410 quired is sufficient cause for the revocation of the Federal permit, but it is the policy of the Bureau to rive each parson the benefit of the doutt os long as possible, in the hope that they are still interested and have only been prevented•by circumstances from thing an active part in the work. To maintain a satisfactory status, all holders of Federal bird banding per-mits must report at least toice a year, whether or not they have done arsz bird banding work.

Future issues of Bird Banding /Totes will contain lists of new co-operators and of those whose status has been clarified.

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DIRECTORY.

TIPRTIMASTERN BIRD BANDING ASSOCIATION

CONNECTICUT

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Brown, Samuel E. , Westport. Cobb, Philip H., Loomis Institute. Windsor. Denslow, H. C., 3 Summer St., Hartford. Fowler, Henry Thompson, 240 Court St.,. MidLletown. Fraser, Charles, 57 Culver St., Seymour.

Nesting habits. Grandy, Winfred M., Box G, Short Beach. Graves, Mrs. Frances M., 4 Mercer St. , New London, Harrington, Mrs. Elizabeth R., 13 Everley Ave., Norwalk, Hill, Frederick C., old State House, Hartford. Hubbard, Mrs. Frank D., 81 Barnett St., New Haven. McCrea, S. Harkness, Darien. Novak, Frank J., Fairfield. Prentiss, Rev. UM. C., Plainfield. Russel, Howland, Westport.. . • Sangree, Carl M., Litchfield. Saunders, Aretas A., 48 Longview Ave., Fairfield. Shepard, John F., 72 Fairmont Ave., New Haven. Teot, Miss Cora M., 1155 Forest Rd., New Haven. Tallock, Mrs. Gilbert, 3 Edgehill Rd., New Haven. Wheeler, Wm. C., Bird and Wildwood Preserve, Stamford Ave., New Canaan. Williams, Gordan R., 991 Broad St., Bridgeport. Wolf, John G. , Loomis Institute, Windsor.

Life history of barn owl and wood duck.

ALINE

Adams, Charles E., 29 U. Broadway, Bangor. Brown, Miss Bertha L., 53 Court St., Bangor.

Life history, general. Brown, Edmund F., 48 Union St., Belfast. Brubaker, John H., 239 Broadway, Rockland, Chamberlain, G. D., Easton.

Temperatures. Fernala. Lille M. , AX gyle. Folsom, Ida M. , Main St.,_Presque Isle. Grant, E. 0., Patten Green, Mrs. Charles, Winn. Gross, Dr. Alfred O. 11 Boody St., Brunswick. Fresident. - ) Jellison, Henry N. Franklin.

Migration of Ovate rfowl. Johnson, E. R., Pitt afield.

Economic ornithology. Marden, Aaron, Eagle Island, So. Earpswell.

Interval between spring arrival and nesting, also between flight of young and fall migration.

Mathes, Edward A., 12 Tremont St., Portland. Morgan, Mrs. Eleonora S., Northeast Harbor.

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, MAINE - (Cont'd.)

Perkins, Edward -H., 7 Medd St., Waterville. • Quaas, Harry L., Camp Kennebec, Junior, North Belgrade. Thompson, Frank, Bar Harbor. • :

Migration of waterfowl. Weir, C. Stanley, Milo. Wolfe, Mrs. Alice Caswell, South-Waterford.

MASSACHUSETTS

Achard, Mrs. Clara C., 33 Alton Place, Brookline. Adams, Ivers S., 98 Washington St., Dorchester.

Migration of snow goose. , Adams, William C., State House, Boston. Agassiz, R. L. 14 Ashburton Place, Boston. Aldrich, Raymond C. , Westfield. Allen,Francis H. , 215 La Grange St., West Roxbury, (Councilor.) Allen, George E., Plainfield. Allen, Glover M., 4 Buckingham St, Cambridge. Anderson, Charles J., 24 Eddywood Ave., Springfield. Bagg, Aaron C., 70 Fairfield Ave., Holyoke. Bailey, George H. , 186 Wood St. , Middleboro. Barrus, Dudley C., Mt. Mormon. •

. Bennink, Robert, 28 Fresh Pond Lane, Cambridge. Bent, A. C., Taunton. Bigelow, Homer L., 37 Old Orchard Rd., Newton. Blake, Arthur, Village Ave., and Gtild - Rd., Dedham.. Block, Miss Linda M. , 8 Franklin St.,' Wakefield. Brooks, Winthrop S. , 327 Adams St. , Milton. Brown, Miss Lilla M., 29 Brewster St., Cambridge. Brownstein, Morris, 36 Claremont Park, Boston. Burbank, Mrs. Geo. E., Main St., Sandwich. Campbell, Franklin E., Marshfield. Carpenter, Mrs. Enna G. , 1514 Beacon St. , Brookline. Carth, Mrs. Jean E., Morse's Pond Grove, Wellesley. Chadwick, Henry D., State Sanatorium, Westfield. Cheney, Robert P., Main St., Southboro. Clark, Arthur L., 945 Tremont Bldg., Boston. Clark, Charles A., 7 Cowdrey Ave. , East Lynn. Cleaves, Howard H. 129 Moffat Ra., Waban, Mass. Cobb, Henryli., 151 Rumford Ave., Mansfield. Coburn, Miss E. E., R. D. 1, Springfield. Coffin, Mrs. A. B., 10 Rosedale St., Dorchester. Cotton, Mts. Elsie F. , West Parish Filters, Westfield. *Crocker, Charles T. , 136 Prospect St. , Fitchburg. Crook, Jacqueline, Lincoln. Cross, Albert A. , Huntington.

Migration and life history of hawks and owls. Crowell,.A. E., East Harwich. Crowell, Mrs. Ethel M. , 129 Alpine St. , Franklin. Crowell, Miss J. Olivia., Dennis.

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Deane, George C. , 80 Sparks St. , CaMbridge. Deane, 'Walter, 29 Brewster St., Cambridge. Denny, Miss Martha S., 111 High St., Brookline. Dodge, Frederic, 8 Franklin St. , Wakefield.. Doolittle, Albert W. , Boston St., Middleton.

410 Bowden, Miss Dorothy, Sandwich. *Elliott, Hereford N. , 64 Central St., Lowell. Elsbree, Merton A. , 431 Elsbree St. , all River. Emilio, S. Gilbert, 156 Hobart St., Danvers.

Migration of the song sparrow and black-crowned night heron. Emmons, Mrs. Louise H. , Knollwood Centre, Dover. Eustis, George D. , Holly:holm, North County ad., Chilmark. *Felt, George R. , 71 Main St., Peabody. Penn, Roger C., 71horeau Museum of Natural History, Concord. Fitch, Conover, North Main St., Cohasset. Fletcher, L. B., 75 State St., Boston. (Executive secretary.)

Migration, life history, and molt of the song sparrow; group habit of the junco, song sparrow and tree swallow.

Floyd, Charles B. , 454 Wolcott St. , Auburndale, Newton. (Treasurer.) Fogg, Wendell F. , 1793 Beacon St., Boston. Forbush, Edward E., 9 Church St., Westborough. Foster, Francis A., North Water St., Edgartown. Goode, Harriet Upham, Billings St., Sharon.

Migration and life history of the song sparrow and chickadee. *Goss, Jesse B., 19 High St. , Boston. *Gray, Edwin, West . Dennis. Grunow, William A. J., 790 North St., Pittsfield. Hamill, Mrs. L. C., 477 Grove,St., Worcester. Harding, Yatharine Clark, 94 Westbeurne Terrace, Brookline. Harding, Richard B. , 94 Westbourne Terrace, Brookline. (Councilor.) Harrington, Mrs. Alice B. , 136 State House, Boston. (Recording secretary.) Harrison, Benjamin S., Sandwich.

Migration of terns. Hathaway, Mrs. E. Louise, Spring St., W . . Bridgewater.

Life history, general, food. Haynes, Julia Anna, Sturbridge. Hersey, F. Seymour, 6 Maple Ave., Taunton. Higgins, A. Whitman, Highland St., Rock.

Yearly coatings; nesting and times of laying; family groups of bluebirds; molts of sparrots.

111- Hobart, Dr. Mary Forrester, Hunnewell, ileedha'-a Heights.

Return of birds to nesting area and winter quarters. Holmes, Mrs. Jennie M. , 5 Arlingten Terrace, Malden. Houghton, John D., 152 Suffolk St. , Newton. Hudson, Miss Clara E., Plainfield. Keniston, Allan, Vineyard Haven. Kennard, Frederick H., Dudley Rd., Newton. Knox, Mrs. Sadie B., 75 Pochassic St., Westfield. Lawson, Ralph, 88 Washington Square, Salem. (Councilor.)

11.9.5 SACRUM TTS ( Con t id. )

• Cushman, Joseph A. , Brook p.a. , Sharon.

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MASSACHUSETTS (Cent Id. )

Declie T., 82 Gainsboro St., Boston. Lovejoy, Seth A., Main St., Sandwich. McNicholas, James Richard, Station Hospital, Fort Banks, Boston. MacCoy, Clinton V., 1213 Beacon St., Brookline. MacKaye, James, 160 Elm St., Cambridge. MacMillan, W. T., Headquarters, 1st Corps Area, Boston. Marks, Horace, 118 Main St., Nantucket. Mathers, Mrs. Albert G., P. O. Box 252, Middleboro. May, John B., North Main St., Cohassot. Means, Robert W., Box 1321, Boston. Merrill, Mrs. Eleanor S., Hinckley Rd., Milton. Messer, Don V., Maple St., Huntington. Morley, Arthur, 26 Minerva St., Swampscott. *Moseley, F. S., 50 Congress St., Boston. Olsen, Hilda N., 212 Bacon St., Waltham. Ordway, Miss Elizabeth I., 20 Myrtle St., Winchester. Owen, Mrs. Marion, Stockbridge. Paine, John B., Weston. Parker, Herbert, 910-919 Barristers' Hall, Boston. Parker, Herman, Marblehead. Parsons, Leavitt C. , 16 Browne St. , Brookline. Parsons, Mrs. Leavitt C., 16 Browne St., Brookline. Percival, Mrs. Harriette W. , 306 Commonwealth Ave. , Boston. Perkins, Mrs. Elsie V., Topsfield. Phillips, Dr. John C., ► indyknob, Wenham. Porter, Edgar F., R. D. 2, Athol. Porter, Willard B. , 4 Mason St., Salem. Potter, Allen, 13 Beacon Circle, Milton. Pratt, Alice B., 28 Pierce St., Middleboro. Preston, Charles H., Danvers. Priest, George H., 71 Fairfield St., Brockton. Richmond, Mrs. Nathan P., North Middleboro.

Foods of winter residents; nesting. materials. Robbins, Miss Elsie V„: 3 Auburn Courts, Brookline. Ropes, Willis H., 252 Locust St., Danvers. Rowland, Edward Gould. , Belchertown State School, Belchertown.

Migration and life history of the swamp sparrow. Salmond, Mrs. Herbert F., West Parish Filters, Westfield. Saunders, Frederick A., 10 Frisbie Place, Cambridge. (Councilor.)

Resident warblers. Savary, Walter B., Wareham. Sears, Mrs. George G., 426 Beacon St., Boston. Seeley, George H., Stockbridge. Shaw, Henry S., 78 Cypress St., Newton Centre. (Vice-president.) Smith, Miss Ethel M., 57 N. Pleasant St., Amherst. Smith, Fred A., S2 Fairfield Terrace, Longmeadow. Smith, Lester W., 38 Laurel Ave., Wellesley Hills.

Food habits and social relations. Smith, Miss Lottie M. , Woodside Rd. , So. Sudbury.

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Smith, Mrs. Olivia G., 350 Riverside Ave., Medford. 't Smith, William E., Bay Shore Rd., Box 167, So. Chatham.

Migration of gulls and terns. Stebbins, Miss Fannie A., 31 Ely Ave., R. D. 2, Springfield. Stevens, Miss Helen M., 308 Central Ave., Needham. Stevenson, William D., 765 North Main St. , Leominster. Stockbridge, David L., 112 Center St., Danvers. Stone, Robert G., 311 Clinton Rd., Brookline. Struthers, Alfred L., West Brookfield.

Migration and life history, general. Swain, Mrs. Madeleine, 131 Suffolk Rd., Chestnut Hill. Talbot, Lester E., 28 Perkins St., Melrose Highlands. Taylor, Arthur W., 24-1/2 Briggs St., Salem.

Migration of black-crowned night heron. Taylor, Eugene A., 128 Manthorne Rd., West Roxbury. Taylor, Miss Louisa 2., 167 Salisbury Rd., Brookline. Thayer, John E., George Hill Rd., Lancaster. Tilton, Josiah 0., 1 Elm Ave., Lexington. Townsend, Dr. Charles W., Ipswich. Ufford, Dr. Eugene U., 231 Central St., Auburndale.

Migration of terns; life history of the bluebird. Vuornos, Miss Sirkka, Sandwich. Wharton, William P., Broad Meadow Rd., Groton. Wheeler, Wilfrid. Hatchville, Falmouth. White, Herbert W. , 151 Humboldt Ave., Boston. Whittle, Charles L., 10 Channey St., Cambridge.(Vice-president.)

Life history studies; analysis of bird groups; molts of goldfinch and purple finch.

Winant, Albert, 194 Maple Ave., Great Barrington. Winsor, Mrs. Alice W., Fairhaven.

Life history of the purple finch. Woods, Harry E., Huntington. Wright, Charles M., 24 Arlington Ed., Woburn.

NEW BRUNSWICK.

Lord, James S., Canada Life Assurance Co., St. Stephen. Joy, Ernest, Life Saving Station, Little Wood Island, Grand Manan. Joy, William E., Seal Cove, Grand Manan.I

HAMPSHIRE

Caughey, Mrs. Rachel E., Antrim. Chamberlin, Edwin P., Woodsville. *Dustin, Florence S., Mason. Foster, George S., 967 Elm St., ManChester. Gallagher, Mrs. Julia R. , Fitzwilliam. Hopkins, George I., 841 Beech St., Manchester. Lougee, Richard J., Dartmouth, Hanover. McCarthy, Mrs. Sarah A. , 159 Wibird St., Portsmouth.

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NEW HAMPSHIRE (Contld.)

McGowan, Albert F., 37 Brown Ave., Manchester. -"ref R. D. No. 1, Box 58; Manchester.

Migration and life history of prairie horned lark, , Perkins, Charles E., 325 Walnut St., Manchester. ,- Sargent, Herbert Guy, 31 Hanover St., Room 203, Manchester.

Life history of the phoebe. Shaw, Miss Ruth G., Crystal Tale, Canaan. Smith, Damian, St. Anselm's College, Manchester. Weeks, Elmo C. , Sanbornton.

Return of birds to breeding area of previous year. White, Francis Beach, St. Paul's School - , Concord. Whittle, Mrs. Helen G., Peterboro.

NOVA SCOTIA

Patriquin, C. A., Wolfville. ,Robbins, Crick R., Arcadia P 0., Yarmouth Co.

Migration of waterfowl. Tufts, Roble W., Wolfville.

quEBE

Dery, David-Alexis, 112 rue St. Joseph, Quebec. Duval, Wm. M., Perce, Bonaventure Island. LaBrie, Willie, Kamouraska.

Return of adults to 'nesting site; return of young birds to region of their birth, -

Langelier, Gus A., Cap Rouge. Low, W. J., 16 Highland Ave., Montreal. Luke, Miss Emily G., 374 Metcalfe St., \estmount. Montambault, R. O., 221 St. Paul St., Quebec. Oswald, W. A., 301 Wilson Ave., Montreal. Prest, Frank L., Leslie P. 0., Grosse - Isle, Magdalen Islands. Terrill, L. McI.,' 44 Stanley Ave. , St. Lambert. Todd, John Lancelot, McGill University, Montreal.

RHODE ISLAND

Aldrich, John W., 290 California Ave., Providence. Bates, Herbert W., Route 1, Box 52, Coventry. Childs, Henry E., 864 Broadway, E. Providence.

Trapping adults during nesting period; attraction to the different sexes of the nesting site..

Clarke, Miss Barbara, 219 Blackstone Blvd., Providence. Clarke, George L., 219 Blackstone Blvd., Providence. • Life history of the bluebird; migration of the junco and tree-climbing birds.

Dickens, Miss Elizabeth, Block Island. Gardiner, - Charles C., Szithfield. Hammond, Dr. Roland, 50 Boylston Ave., Providence.

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Hathaway, Harry S., Norwood and Thorn Ayes:, So. Auburn. Kinginan, Eugene A.. 140 Slater Ave., Providence. • Maguire, Miss Mary, State Sanatarium, Wallum Marshall, Mrs. Ruth F., Jenny'S Lane, Barrington. Moulton, Mrs. Edward S., 96 Alumni Ave., Providence.

410 Russell, John IN., 84 Joslin St.,•Providente. Vinal, Wm. G., College of Education, Providence. Walberg, Nelson F., 44 Magellan St., Providence.

VERMONT

Berry Roy N., 112 N. Main St., Rutland. Crane, Leslie, 161 Holly St., Rutland. Draper, Miss Sarah L., Fair Haven. Fortner, Harry C., 89 N. Prospect St., Burlington. Hill, Stevenson, 165 Loomis St.. Burlington. - Jennings, Philip B., Old Bennington. • Jones, Caroline S., Carolhurst, Bennington. Kirk, George L., 8 East Washington St, Rutland. Marble, Mrs. Mary D., Woodstock. Marble, Richard M., Woodstock. Montgomery, Miss Vera M., 52 Concord Ave., St. Johnsbury. Morgan, Mrs. A. B., Woodstock. Murbach, Louis, South Road, Castleton, Perkins, Henry F, 205 So. Prospect St., Burlington. Potter, L. Henry, West Rutland. Proctor, Redfield, Proctor. Ross, Dr. Lucretius H., 507 Main St., Bennington. Sinclair, J. A., Enosburg Falls. Skinner, Ernest F., Passumpsic. Smith, Wendell P., Wells River. (Councilor.) True, George Lewis, Jr.. Troy Conference Academy, Poultney. Underwood, Jay G., Hartland.

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Rumford, Dr. Lewis, DuPont Bldg., Wilmington. (Councilor.)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Baer, Carlyle S., 1835 Vernon St., Washington. Burton, H. -E., 3814 Fulton St., Washington. Goergens, Albert, 3109-17th St., N. E., Washington.•

Starlings and warblers. Goldman, Orville M., 1220 Perry St. , N. E., Washington. Hall, Mrs. Asaph, Naval Observatory, Washington. Howell, A.. H., Biological Survey, Washington. Kalmbach, E. R., Biological Survey, Washington. Lincoln, Frederick C., Biological Survey, Washington.

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*Platt, Edmund, Federal Reserve Board, Washington. Shea, Daniel W., University Club, Washington. Sperry, Charles C., Biological Survey, -Washington. Wetmore, Dr. A. , U. S. National Museum, .Washington.

FLORIDA

DeLoach, Mrs. Ida, Mulat, Santa Rosa Co. *Grimes, S. A., R. R. 6, Box 391, Jacksonville. Hoadley, Elmer L., Box 727, Tarpon •Springs. Kitson, Herbert T., Box 457, Dade City. Longstreet, Rubert J., 350 Grandview Ave., Daytona Beach.

Migration of chimney - swift; and local distribution of the ground dove. MacGowan, William Leroy, 1029 May St., Jacksonville.

Migration, general. Semple, John B., Coconut Grove. Weston, Francis M., U. S. Naval Air Station, Pensacola.

GEORGIA

Adams, Charles M., Social Circle. Burleigh, Thomas D., State College of Agriculture, Athens. Handley, Charles 0., Beachton, Grady Co.

Life history of the bob-white quail. L'Hommedieu, J. F., Jefferson and Dawson Sts., Thomasville. Rossignol, Gilbert R., 2116 Bull St., Savannah. Skeele, Henry B., 116 West Gaston St., Savannah. Stoddard, Herbert L., Beachton, Grady Co. (Treasurer I B.B.A.)

Life history of the bob-white quail. Stringer, Sydney, Beachton, Grady Co.

MARYLAND

Baumgartner, J. Hampton, Rogers Ave. & Cross Country Blvd., Baltimore. Cowles, Dr. R. P., Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore. Cross, James G., 4015 Leland St., Bethesda. Jones, Waldo Hilman, Wilburns Creek Beach, Poplars P. O. Morey, Lillian D., 425 Raymond St., Chevy Chase. Myers, Everett C., Dept. of Biology, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore.

Migration; bird economics; bird sanctuaries; plUmage of the slate-colored junco; dispersal of the starling; migration of the bob-white; seasonal fluctuation in numbers of the fox sparrow and others.

NEW JERSEY

Bowdish, B. S,, Demarest. (Treasurer.) Breder, C. M. Jr., 23 Humboldt St., Newark. Connor, Richard D., R. D. 1, Chatham.

Migration, general. • Cook, Franklin P., Seaside Hotel, - Atlantic City.••

Migration of gulls and terns.

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II/ NEW JERSEY (Cont'd.)

Erskine, Richard, benonah. *Havemeyer, Henry O., Mahwah. Howland, R. H., 1 Mountain Place,' Upper Montclair. (Councilor.)

Song sparrow; robin, Brewster and Lawrence warblers. Johnson, James W., 17 Union St., New Brunswick.

Migration of waterfowl. Koehler, Louis S., Van Houten Ave., Paterson. McMullen, T. B. , 933 U. 5th, St., Camden.

- Matlack, Bennett K., Bridgeton. *Pack, Arthur Newton, 11 Moeven St., Princeton. *Post, J. Otis, 45 MacCullock Ave., Morristown. Sawyer, William S., 114-1/2 Claremont Ave. -, Verona. Thowless, Herbert L. , 255 Fourth St., Newark. Timbrell, Mrs. Esther H., 285 Carmita AVe., Rutherford.. *von Lengerke, Justus, 257 Highland Ave., Orange. *Webster, Mrs. Jennie E. B., 16 Davis Place, East Orange. (Corresnonding

Secretary.) White, Sumner W., 119 Whitford Ave. , Nutley. Woodward, Miss Laura B., State Normal School, Upper Montclair. Wyland, Ray 0., 158 Henry St., Hasbrolick Heights.

NEW YORK

Adelrnann, Miss Gertrude, Risley Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca. Allen, Dr. A. A., McGraw Hall, Ithaca. (President.) Baasch, IC W., 86 Harrison Ave., Baldwin.

Distribution of the starling. Beyea, Douglas, Union Springs.

Migration of waterfowl. Bishop, Sherman C., State Museum, Albany. Bleeker, Mrs. Virginia V., Cold Spring Harbor, L. I. Brown, Clair A., 303 Waverly Ave., Syracuse. Brown, 7. Martin, Iona Island. Burtch, Verdi, Branchport. Butts, Wilbur K., 320 N. Aurora St., Ithaca. Carr, William E., 6 Neff Place, Flushing, L. I. Carter, T. Donald, c/o American Museum of Natural History, New York.

Brewster and Lawrence warblers. *Chapin, Charles M. , 521 Park Aye., New York, Compton, Miss Dorothy, Risley Hall, Ithaca. Crocker, William T., 263 Lexington Ave., New York. Crosby, Maunsell S., Rhinebeck. Crowell, Victor L. , Brewster. Daley, Li's. Florence K., Oliverea.

Local studies. Detjers, John Jr., Deeriand. *Dwight, Dr. Jonathan, 43 70th St„ New York. Baton, Warren Francis, c/o Wellington Sears & Co. , 66 Worth St. , New York. *Ferguson, Harry L., 247 Park:Aye., New York. Tifield, Lewis E., 14 Beekman St. , Plattsburg. Fiher, G. Clyde, Willow Rd. and Prospect Ave., Douglaston.

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rEu YORK (Cont'd.)

Francke, Mrs. Jane, "Glenby", Glen Head, L. I. *Gardner, Mrs. Edwin P., 140 Gilson St. -,Canandaigua. Gill, Geoffrey, Lock Box 251, Hantington, L. I.

Song sparrows. Grant, W. 4., 816 So. Main St., Geneva. Greeley, John Richard, 241. Linden Ave., Ithaca. Gurchot, Charles, 202 College Ave. -, Ithaca. Haase, Dr. Charles, "Stoneacres", R. .D. 4, Elmira. Hand, William R., 28 N. Broad St., Wellsville. Haring, Mrs. H. A., Woodland. *Hasbrouck, Henry C. , 929 West End Ave., NeW York. Haskins, Vernon, East Durham.

Migration and life history of the starling, phoebe, and bluebird. Hoefle, Olive M., 605 Mitchell St., Ithaca. Horsey, Richard E., Highland -Park Greenhouse, Reservoir Ave., Rochester.

(Councilor.) Distribution; group habit. Howland, Edward E., 100 Kenmore Ave., Syracuse.

Robins and bank swallows. Hyde, B. T. B., Kanohwahke Scout' Camps, Taxedo. Karns, Miss Hilda B. 1231 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo. Kellogg, Paul, 96 Cameron St., Rochester. King, Irving J., Collins Center. Kingsbury, Marguerite, 2 South Ave., Ithaca. Kirkham, George S., Blue Mt. Lake. *Leeming, R. L., 94th and 8th Ave., Brooklyn. Leffingwell, Dana J., Main St., Aurora-on-Cayuga Lake. McNeil, George M., Box 61, Nelsonville.

• Meleney, Miss Grace C., 200 Chatterton Parkway, White Plains: Song sparrows.

*Miller, Miss Bertha S., Capstone Farm, Lomontville, Kingston. Miller, Julia A., R. 3, Hornell.

Plumage of the slate-colored junco. Morgan, Donald Euen, 4 West 123rd St., New York. Naumburg, Mrs. Elsie h. B., American Museum Nat. History, New York. Nichols, John T., American Museum Nat. History, New York. (Councilor.) *Ogden, Mrs. Margaret W., 473 W. 152nd St., New York. Palmer, Dr. E. Laurence, N. Y. State College of Agriculture, Ithaca. Pearson, T. Gilbert, 1974 Broadway, New York. Pirnie, M. D., McGraw Hall, Ithaca. *Post, William S., 101 Park Ave., New York. Randall, Willet, North River.

Migration and life history of the redpoll and bank swallow. Reveley, Miss Ida L., Wells College, Aurora.

Longevity of song birds; permanency of matings. Southerland, H. A., Hall. Stragnell, Mrs. Sylvia J., Harmon-on-Hudson. Taylor, Mrs. Eleanor S., Main St., Schoharie. Theobald, Laura M., Sage Hall, Ithaca. *Tucker, Mrs. Carl, 733 Park Ave., New York. Van, John Tee, New York Zoological Park, New York. Watson, C. H., Andover.

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Watts, Gladys E., Risley Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca. Weinberger, Charles E., Oakdale, L. I., c/o So. Side Sportsman Club. Wyckoff, Miss Dorothy, 347 W. 56th St., New York.

• NORTH CAROLINA

Achorn, John Pine Bluff. Barrow, Miss Elva E., N. C. College for Women, Greensboro. Bell, Frank D., Tuxedo. Boggs, Marion A., R. F. D., Waynesville.

Plumage of the white-throated sparrow; migration of thrushes. Craig, Miss Elizabeth M. , 117 SO. Fourth St., Wilmington. Savage, Cole, Louisburg. Snyder, Laurence H., State College, Raleigh.

ONTARIO

Beaupre, Edwin, 266 Princess St, Kingston. . • Brett, George W., 342 21st St., West,. Owen Saund. Cadwallader, John R., c/o P.. Snycler, Whetter Ave., London. Campbell, J. A., 13 Elm St., Toronto. Cant, Howard F., 35 Lansdowne Rd., N., Galt.

•Caverly, Charles C., Box 242, Aylmer West. DeLury, Ralph E., Dominion Observatory, Ottawa.

Individuality; parasites; distante of flight on release; plumage; family relationships; general behavior.

Dixon, Edwin, Unionville. Fauvel, Bertram A. , 321 EcLeod.St., Ottawa. Foran, Philip F., 147 'iibrod St., Ottawa. Hurlburt, W. E., St. Luke's Hospital,- Ottawa. Hutchings, C. 3. , 3rd Ave., McKelIer Towneite, Ottawa. Johnson, Claude E., Victoria Memorial Museum, Ottawa. Jones, Nelson T. , R. R. No. 2, Port Stanley, Knechtel, Edward C., Box 107, Long Branch Park. Lewis, Harrison F., Dept. of Interior, Ottawa. Lloyd, Hoyes, Dept: of Interior, Ottawa. McKeough, George T., R. H. 1, Blenheim. Matheson, Donald, Leamington. Merriman, R. Owen, 96 West 2nd St. , Hamilton.

• Morrow, R. Keith, Port Hope. Osier, H. S., 801 Dellairj.on Bank -31dg. , Toronto.

Migration of waterfowl. Perley, Mrs. W. B., Ojnway.

Migration and life history of the tree :swallow. Saunder . , W. L., London. Snyder, L. L., Royal Ontario Museum of Zoology, Toronto. Soper, J. Dewey, Victoria Memorial ::.usaum, Ottawa. Sternberg, C. n., Victoria Memorial Museum, Ottawa. Taverner, P. A,, Victoria. Memorial Muse,m, Ottawa.

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PENNSYLVANIA

Allen, John Reading, Lafayette College, Easton. Allen, Robert P., Lafayette College, Easton.

Characteristics of the purple grackle, robin, catbird, and thrushes. Barton, Francis C. Jr., The TracV,.36th &,Chestnut'Sts., Philadelphia. Bartram, John, R. F. D. No. 2, Box 59, West Chester. Beatty, George Huddell, Jr., - 413 Linden Lane, Merion Station. Bortner, Ralph A., Brodbecks, P. D. No. 1. Boulton, Welfrid Rudyerd, Jr. -, 653 2nd St., Beaver. (Executive Secretary.) *Brawn, C. Emerson, 63rd and Oxford Ste., Philadelphia:: Burns, Frank L., Berwyn. (Vice-president.) Collins, Henry Hill, III, Yarrow Ave. , Bryn Mawr. Daley, Miss Mary Woed,eSleighton Farm, Darling. Derickson, Samuel H., 473 East Main St., Annville, *Fish, Harold D., University of Pittsburgh,- Pittsburgh. *Foster, Frank B„•Box 87„Haverford. *Gey, Theodore A. Pe O. BoX 363; Norristown. Gillespie, John A., 313 sh6415 Ave., Glenolden. (Councilor.)

Life history of the catbird; variability of white on tail of junco; plumage of white-throated sparrow; distribution of song sparrow; per-manency of coatings with resident birds; body temperatures.

Gillespie, Mrs. Mabel B., 313 Sharp Ave., Glenolden. Gillin, James R., 97 Hendricks St., Ambler. Green, George R., 250 So. Burrowes St., State College.

Return of adults and yoneg to breeding area,. Criscom, rrs. Florence C. "Briar Bush", Roslyn,

Life history, general. Heacock, Miss Esther, Wyncote. Hewitt, John M., 214 Coal.Exchange, Wilkes. Barre . Hoover, S. C., 1521 Green St„.Barrisburg. • - Keighton, Walter B., Jr., 307 'Yale Ave., Swarthmore. Kilgus, J: Frank, Jr., 422 High.St., Williamtport.• Knauz, Marie B., 1217 Trevanion Ave., •PittsbUrgh: Linn, Arthur, R. 47, Greenville. McCann, Horace D. Valley Rd., Paoli. -

Temperatures. . -- • Middleton, R. J., Marshall St., & Whitehall Rd.,. JefferSonville. (Councilor.)

. Miller, Ansell B., Sprl'engs: Mowery, William, 1037 Ferry St., Easton Netting,Graham, Carnegie Museum, PittShurgh. Pepper, William, Melrose Park, Philadelphia. Pettingell, Charles M. , 475 Pine St., Meadville: Poole, Earl L., 822 North - 10th St. -, Reading. Spear, James, Hotel Pennsylvania, 39th & Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia. Sullivan, Walter F., Pennsylvania State Forest. School, Mont Alto.

Life history of the junco and white-throated sparrow. *Trotter, William Henry, 36 - N. Front St., Philadelphia. Ulmer, L. .J., Lock Haven. Warren, Dr. B. H., 220 W. Market St., West Chester. • Whelen, Miss Elizabeth D., 725 Glenwood Ave., Williamsport. •

Return of birds to breeding area of previous season; starlings.

PORTO RICO

Danforth, Stuart T., Mayaguez.

its SOUTH CAROLINA

Beckman, Ludwig A-, Supt., Santee Club, Mc0lellanville. Migration of waterfowl.

Chapman, Clarence E., Oakley Depot. Migration of waterfowl.

Dudley, L. V., Oakley Depot. Migration of waterfowl.

Glenn, E. C., Varnville. Watson, E. S. , Loris.

NEST VIRGINIA

Brooks, A. B., 126 Pocahontas St., Buekhannon. Dadisman, A. J., 115 Beverly Ave., Morgantown.

Migration of the song sparrow. Easley, Andrew W., Augusta St., Bluefield. Garrison, B. M., Bee. Given, B., Box 13, Spring Hill. Johnson, I. H., 818 Kanawha St., Charleston. Ross, Miss Marjorie Ruth, Route 3, Fairmont. Weik, Waldo H., 1218 - 9th St., Huntington. Williams, Claude D., 58 Smithfield St., Buckhannon.

INLAND BIRD BANDING ASSOCIATION

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Blackiston, Miss Helen, Alabama College, Montevallo. Bostick, W. H., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. Braswell, J. B. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. Bridges, C. C., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. Brown, Julian, Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. Cammack, R. W., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. Critchfield, E. E., Seminole. Davis, C. O., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. Davis, P. Y., Auburn. Dean, R. H., 720 quintard St., Anniston.

Migration and life history of the blue jay and brown thrasher. Edwards, Helen McCurdy, East Fairhope Ave., Fairhope. Ford, R. V., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. Gibbons, S. H., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn.

111 Good, Henry George, Auburn. Jackson, Myrtle, Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. Robinson, J. E., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. Ruffin, Winford Arldry, Auburn. Satterfield, R. M., Auburn. Thagard, T. W., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. ginston, C. W., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. •

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Cox, Robert J., Fourth St., IT. E., Red Deer.' Glennie, Alex, Walsh. Patton, Dan, Midnanore.

Study of matings.

ARKANSAS

Lewis, J. Guy, Bentonville.

ILLINOIS

Armstrong, Edward E., 2249 Calutet Ave., Chicago. Barber, Ftrnald K., La Fox. Barrow, Mrs. Edith R., 5336 Dorchester Ave., Chioago. Belville, John, Browning.

Migration of waterfowl. Berryman, Benjamin F., 474 Chicago St., Elgin.

Mourning doves and bobolinks Blake, Prof. Irving H., 603 South ltt St., Champaign. Blocher, Arthur, West Division St.', AmbOy::

'Cleveland, Mrs. Lotta A.,.150 Randall St*- Downeris Grove. *Coale, Henry K., Highland Park. Coffin, Percival B., 5708KenwoOd.Ava,, Chicago. (Vice-president.) Coffin, Mrs. Percival B., 5708 Kenwood. Ave., Chicago. Colin, E. C., 6139 Eberhart Ave., ChiCago.. Coons, Harry E., Atlanta. Coutant, Mrs. Melvin L.,.118 rTo 'Logan Ave.; Danville. *Drummond, Miss Mary, Lake Forest. Fink, Dr. LeRoy M., 109:Crocker St.,.Edwardsville. Friedrich, George Walter,. 3029 Belmont Chicaao. - Gaston, Mrs. P. M., 2128 W. 108th PlaCe; ChiCago. George, O. C., North Crystal Lake. Gerth, Walter G.; Route 1, Bensenville. Hayes, Harold H., 1422 Edgewocd Lane, Thabbard Woods. Herring, Ers, Burton,, Libertyville. Jackson, Robert L., Ohio. long, Wilbur; 3319 Park Ave., Chicago. - Lyon, George R., 124 Washington:St;, Watkegan: Lyon, William I., 760 Forth 'Sheridan Road, Waukegan. (President.) McCrea, W. S., 721 Rush St., Chicao..

Life history of the herring gun and Caspian tern. McIver, Marshnil B., 1731,47oyma1 Ave., Chicago. Malcomson, Richard 0.,Q(4,e. -

Inf3ects parasitic Lavature Martin, Rath H., R. P. 2, Canton. Merrill, 7. D., Big Pock, Illinois.

Migration. *Mborehuad, F. B., 122 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago. Moreland, George E., 410 N. Locust St., Greenlalle. Musselman, T. E., 124 So. 24th St., Quincy. (Field Secretary.)

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ILLINOIS (Contid.)

Osborne, Livingston E. Woodland Ave., Ravinia.• Pattee, Frederic H., 2516 Lincoln St., Evanston. Pickwell, Gayle B., Uhiverbity Hall, Evanston. Reed, Mrs. Bessie F., 5216 Greenwood' Ave., Chicago.-Reed, Carlos I. , 5216 Greenwood Ave. , Chicago. *Richardson, W. D., 4215 Prairie Ave., Chicago. Roberts, George, Jr,'Iake Forest.. Sallee, Roy Ii. , Oneida.

Bird groups. Schantz, Orpheus M. 3219 Maple Ave., Berwyn (Councilorj Sprague, Dr. John P., 811 Central St., Evanston, Strong, R. N., 706 So: Lincoln St., Chicago. Taber, W. B., Jr., Kansas.

Foot disease of the mourning dove; daily incubation periods of male and female mourning doves; avian diphtheria; organization of quail coveys and possible polygamy; weights and temperatures of larger birds.

Test, Frederick C., 4620 Greenwood Ave., Chicago. Ward, Henry B., University of Illinois, Urbana. (Councilor.) Wiandt, Otis K., 232 Virginia Ave., Danville. Williams, Mabelle L., 163 Bertling Lane, Winnetka.

Plumage of sparrows; mental characteristics according to age and sex. Woelfel, Ernest, 219 E. Jefferson St., Morris. Worthley, Wallace F.,'330 Webster St., Chicago.

INDIANA

Alphonsus, Brother, Notre Dame University, Notre Dame. Bolen, Homer R., Box 301 Ainoria.Lake.7. Boyd, Donald H., Box 466, Hobart. Branch, James E., 510 E. Washington St., Martinsville. Bray, Perry A., 1207 Maple Ave., Noblesville. Bretsch, Clarence, 714 Broadway St., Gary.

Life history of the blup jay. Brock, Winfield, 528 119.th St., Whiting. Brooks, Dr. Earl, 772 N. 10th St., Noblesville. *Butler, Amos W., 52 Downey Ave., Indianapolis. Call, Herbert F., 820 W. 5th St., Anderson. Christy, O. B., State Normal School, Muncie. Cook, Mrs. Nary F. L.,' 412 West 11th St., Anderson. Duke, Raymond J., 1302 City Trust Bldg., Indianapolis.

Life history, general. Edelen, William Lane, 1317 Blaine Ave., Indianapolis. Elliot, Miss Sarah J. , Union Hospital, Terre Haute.. Esten, Sidney R., Anderson. Evans, Frank C., Crawfordsville. Felton, Don R., R. R. 6, Muncie. Felton, L. D., R. F. D. No. 2,-Box 59, Looreland.. *Gaddes, Mrs. Hobert, 1141 Y. DelOwaro St., Indianapolis, Gardner, Mrs. R. H., 1614 Cottage Ave., Columbus. *Gardner, Mrs. William C., 2302 N. Alabama St., Indianapolis.

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INDIANA (Cont'd.)

Garner, James C., R. D. 3, Russiaville. Migration and life history of the bluebird and slate-colored junco.

Garner, Murvel R., 209 Pearl St.; Richmond. Gas..!:-:111, 0. G., Markle. Gleason, Mrs. W. T., R. D., Box 51, Terre Haute. Goddard, Mrs. Anna C., 212 W. Washington St.,.Greensburg.

Migration, general; nest construction. *Habbe, J. P., 704 Fletcher Trust Bldg., Indianapolis. Hadley, Alden H., Monrovia. Hadley, Fred N., 1305.Roberts Ave., *Whiting. Harper, Mrs. George R. , 311 E. Monroe St., Goshen.

Life history; individuality; character. Hawes, Marvin, 921 Pearl St., Columbus. Hawthorne, Mrs. F. M., 1103 So. Center St., Terre Haute. Knox, Miss Margaret R.:, 4030 Park Indianapolis. McNeil, Claude P., 431. Olivet St., Whiting. -. Markle, Dr. Millard S. Earlham C011ege, Earlham. Miller, William R., 6048 College Ava;,• Indianapolis. *Mohr, Emma D., 27 S. toloradO St., - Indianapolis.: Moore, Clara A-, R. D. 6, Greenfield. . *Murray, A. L., 712 1r1._Main St. , Auburn. Nelson, Harold C., Hobart. Ohliger, Mrs. C. C., 327 East Fall Creek Blvd., Indianapolis. Palm, John M., Harmony. Perkins, Samuel E., III, 701 City Trust Bldg., Indianapolis. (Secretary.) *Pershing, Henry A., South Bend.

Scott, Irving K., 1080 Garfield- St..Harmond. Scott, Will, 525 S. Park Ave., Bloomington. Sims, Mrs. Sue S., 4152 North Capitol Ave., Indianapolis-.

Migration; return of birds to 'nest sites of nreviousseason. Stanley, Mrs. Ida Osgood, R. D. - , A2, Box 394B, Indianapolis. Sudbrock, Mrs. Arthur F., 31 East 45th St,'Indianapolis. Sumner, Frank W., R. D., G, Box 638, Washington Place, National Rd.,

Indianapolis. Taylor, Ralph E., 4647 Sunset Ave. , Indianapolis- Test, Louis Agassiz, 511 Russell St:, 'W. Lafayette.

Migration and life history, general. . Thomas, Mrs. Georg'.'a, B. 818 E. 54th St:, Indianapolis. Thompson, Mrs. Edwin E., Route E, Box 146, Indianapolis. Van Corder, B., Ill Highland St., Albion. Watkins, George 3., 2412 E. 16th St., Indianapolis. Webb, Robert J., 104 So. Eme'rson St., Indianapolis. Welling, Yens M. , R. D. 4, Anderson.

Migration and life history, .general. elty, J. Carl, 730 ColuZoia Ave., Fort Wayne.

Wilson, S. L. , R. R. 1, Kokomo. kpod, Linton A., 6111 Broadway, Indianapolis. Zartman, Joseph V., 943 Graff St.., Indianapolis

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IOWA

Allert, Oscar P., R. 1, McGregor. Baker, W. D., 612 Harrison St., Boone.

Longevity of birds; return to breeding area of previous season. Battell, Mrs. F. L. 2812 Leek St. , Ames.

411 Migration of the purple martin. Battell, Sam M., Onawa. Beck, Joseph N., Remsen. Buettner, Herbert _R„ 407 Jefferson St., Burlington.

Migration of .W.a:terfot-1; Butler, Burr B,'Whitten ..:'' Dales, Mrs. Marie, 14 - 24th St: SioUx•City. Daly,.ailliam J., 219 7th Ave., West, Cresco. DeWitt, Jack, Lake Manawa, Route 1, Council Bluffs. Fillebrown, Charles L., Spirit Lake. Poft, Samuel P., WaUkee. Green, Allen, Greenville Farms, Oakville.

Migration of Waterfowl Guthrie, J. E. , . 319 Lynian•AVe. , Imes. Hempel, Eiss Kathleen :e:.. Elkader.

Migration and life'history Of the blue: jay. Hodges, John S., 2120 Franklin St., Cedar Falls.

Migration, general..

411 Hollister, W. W., Clear Lake. • Destructiveness of the English sparrow. Jacques, Prof. H. E. , 709 North Main St.,•Mt. Pleasant. Marshall, Mrs. FrankW., 3405 Garretson.Ave.,Sioux City... Miller, L. V., 147511. DeVolfe St., Des Moines. Murray, Ray E., 308 State St., Cedar Falls. Nelson, P. W., Seventh St. , Sheldon. Purvis, Mrs. Alta R., 1414 38th St. , DeS Moines. Randall, Mrs. W. S., Hawarden. Roberts, Dr. P. L. R., Spirit Lake. . Schroder, Hugo H.,527 W. Brown St. Bettendorf. Smith, Frederic F., Buena Vista College,. Storm Lake. Spiker, Charles J., 2207 St. Aubin St., Sioux City. Stevens, Dr. T. C., Morningside College, Sioux City. (Councilor.) Stoner, Dayton, University of .Iowa, Iowa City.

Life history, breeding habits ., temperatures, weight of the bank swallow, prevalence of malformations; injuries and parasites of birds.

Waechter, Henry 0:, 613 a. 'Washington St. , Winterset. Williams, Noel J. , Arnold's Park, Milford,

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Burchell, Harrison D., Clearwater. Nesting and breeding habits of summer birds; food habits of migratory sparrows.

Burket, Ivan R., Ashland. Clapp, Alva, First National Bank, Atchison. Garvey, Jess H., Thayer. Gloyd, Howard Kay, Ottawa University, Ottawa.

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KANSAS (Cont'd.)

Haver, B. F., Mayetta. Hillabold, Miss Esther, Stafford. Laird, Lem W., R. D. 3, Harper. *•cBride, Mrs. Charles E., 1106 So. 4th Ave., Louisville. Rinker, G. C., Hamilton.

Migration of hawks. Rohl, Frank Box 115, Ellinwood.

Migration of waterfowl. Saip, George W., 929 Main St., South, Ottawa. Wooster, L. D., State Teachers College, Fort Hays. Zutavern, Louis J., 2320 Forest Ave., Great Bend.

KENTUCKY

Healy, Daniel J., 154 Bell Court East, Lexington. Lancaster, L. Y., 1111 Broadway, Bowling Green. *Layer, Miss Amelia, 1516 Story Ave., Louisville. Wilson, Gordon, 1434 Chestnut St., Bowling Green. Wooley, S. B. Hazard. Worthington, William A,, Annville, Jackson Co. *Yunker, Emilie, 4615 Broadway, Louisville.

Claycomb, Prof. G. B., Southwestern Louisiana Institute, Lafayette. •Gordon, Richard, Abbeville.

Migration of waterfowl. Hannaford, Frederick C., 1102 Second St., Morgan City.

Sea and shore birds. Hogg, Donald B., Shreveport.

Migration and life history of the purple martin. McIlhenny, E. A., Avery Island.

Migration of waterfowl and herons. Specht, W. H., 724 E. Delaware St., Shreveport.

MLNITT11

Cartwright, Bert, 374 Donald St., 4innipeg. Seasonal changes of plumage.

Gresham, A. Burton, 568 St. John's Ave., Winnipeg. Migration, general.

Guilbert, Arthur, Petersfield. Holm, Adolf L., Experimental Station, Morden. Hull, John H., 286 Bannatyne Ave., Winnipeg.

Migration and life history, general. Kerr, N. Brandon. Kuntz, P., 140 Luxton Ave., Winnipeg. McDougal, Y. Grant, Box 1215, Winnipeg.

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*Blain, Dr. A. V., 2201 E. Jefferson Ave., Detrbit .

Bryens, Oscar M., McMillan. Changes of plumage; growth of feathers; trappinc. methods.

Caldwell, Lee, Traverse City. Christofferson, Karl, 303 Ashmun St„ Sault Ste. Marie. Cobb, Myron A. , Mt. Pleasant. - Cole, Elton, 831 Wheaton Ave., Kalamazoo. Crabb, Ed, Uhiversity of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Flagg, Dean W., Decatur. Flannigan,• Mrs. R. C., Norway. Floyd, Joseph, St. James.

Migration of gulls and terns. Ford, Edward R., cio Periodical'PUblishing Co., Grand Rapids. Frey, Mrs. Edith K., 814 Third St., Jackson. Gleason, Mrs. Clark H., 700 Madison Ave., Grand Rapids.

Plumage and general condition of bills and feet; . colort of irides. Goddard, Henry N., 433 W.Duttori Kalamazoo. Gregg, Bert S., 916 KenWoodAVe,' Belding..

Trapping methods. Hadley, Miss Theodosia, Western Formal, Kalamazoo. Hastings, Walter E. , So. LyOn

Migration of gulls and terns. . Hunt, Dr. H. R., Dept. ofZoology; . Agricultural College, East Lansing. Jacobs, Lee, 733 Richardson Ave., Vicksburg. Johnston, Joel, R.D. 2, East Jordan. - Kebler, Reuben N., State Road„Tenotinee. Luther, George I., Old Fort Drubmond, ',DeTour.

Migration of gulls and terns;. distribution of the-mourning dove and Baltimore oriole.

McCain, Randal, R. D. 5, Box 156, Jackson. Magee, M. J. , 603 South St. Sault . Ste: . Marie. (COuncilor.)

Plumage of the pUrple finch, evening gresbeak, and Lincoln sparrow.. Merrill, Mrs. Heide C., Croswell. Moore, Arthur D., 712 Phoenix St., South Haven, Muir, W. Howie, 63 Ridge Rd., Village Grosse Pointe Farms. Niles, Fred H., Flushing. Purdy, Alliam B., `:Telford.

Migration of gulls and terns,. Rapp, F.. W., 213 E. Highway St., Vicksburg.

Migration and life history of the purple finch. Robinson,•Miss Ethel, 320 College Ave., Houghton.

111 Ruhl, Harry D., 417 Linden St., East Lansing. Sawyer, Meredith P. 805 Main St., Eenominee. Schwanebeck, Harvey E., R. P. 1, Box 23, Fenton.

Migration and life history of the bank and rougwinged swallow. Short, Mrs. Anna, Riverside Drive, Allegan. Stack, Prof. Joseph ty., 1028 Chesterfield Parkway, East Lansing, (Councilor.) Steele, Paul H., 1408 Seventh St., Port Huron. Stoll, Albert Jr., 11 Bloomfield Court, Birmingham. Thibaudeau, Louis N., Ithaca.

' Life history, general.

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MICHIGAN . COnt'd.j

Thomas, Miss Margaret, 14,SeUth -DiVition St., Bangor. Tinker, Almerin D., 519 Oswego St : , Ann Arbor. Van Tyne, J., 1942 Cambridge- Rd'Ant. Arbor.

PlIlmages and molt; movements of permanent residents; migration of the robin; house wren nel6ings.

Wagner, Henry E., 2235 noston Blvd., Detroit. - Warthin, Aldred S., 1020 Ferdan St., Ann Arbor.

Wilson, -Prank N., 804 Lawrence St., Ann Arbor. Wing, George, R. D. 3, Jackson. Wing, Harold F., R. D. 3, Jackson. Wing, Leonard W., R. D. Jackson.

MINNESOTA

Altenburg, Charles, Fairmont. Commons, FrankW., Crystal Bay.

Migration and life history of the white-throated. and song sparrows,. junco, catbird, red-winged blackbird, and bronzed grackle

Commons, Mrs. Prank:W., Crystal Bay. Everett, E. A., 200 Tenth St., Waseca. Himmel, Walter J. , Macal4eter College, St. Paul. Hodson, Mrs. Roy, R. D. 3, Anoka. Miff, N. L., 1219 Seventh St., S.E., Minneapolis; Jensen, Miss Carolyn, Northome.

Parasitic flies; diseases of blackbirds. - Kepperley, Sam, .2308, Commonwealth Ave., St:- Paul.

Kilgore, William, Jr., 3343 Harriet St., Minneapolis. MacCarty, Mrs. Helen M., 820 3rd St., S. W.., Rochester. Prince, E. S.. 3708 HarrietAve., Minneapolis.

Methods of traploing7arblers.. Rice, Ardlur G., 475 Grand Ave., St. Paul. Richardson, Jenness, 305 Walnut St., S. E., Minneapolis. Roberts, T. S., University of. nitnes6ta„ Minneapolis. Thabes, Mrs. J. A., 417 Holly St., Brainerd. Thompson, Mrs. John A., 3420 Holmes Ave., South, Minneapolis. Torgerson, Miss Almira, Box 113 Lengby. Zeleny, Lawrence, 613 East River Rd., Minneapolis.

MISSISSIPPI

McGee, Roy J., 217 Porter Ave., Biloxi. Wilkin, J. A., Rosedale.

Migration of waterfowl.

?MISSOURI

Adams, Walter, 701 North 2nd St., St. •Illuis; . Anderson, Edgar, 501 Ivanhoe Place, Webster Groves.

Broeker, John, Portage des Sioux Migration of waterfowl.

Brower, Auburn, R. D. 2, Willard. Campbell, M. D., Kirksville.

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Davis, Cecil N., 1610 University. Ave. , Columbia, Donaldson, E., Bertrand., • Ewerhardt, Frank H., 5204 Kensington St., St. Louis. Geiser, Raymond H., Sr., 308 Adams St., Ferguson. Greene, Harold H., 814 Virginia Ave., Columbia. Haglund, Geo. F., 113A. NOrth Maple Ave., Hannibal. Baseman, Leonard, University - of Missouri, Columbia. Holliway, William W. , Rock Port.

Methods of attracting birds. Jones, Sterling P., 690 Bonita Ave., Webster Groves. Jordan, Roscoe C., Box 83, St. Charles. Lange, Richard C., 319 West Side Ave., Webster Groves. Laughlin, James A., 318 E. Gordon St., Marshall.. Lyon, Leslie W., Box 82 R.D. 2, Clayton, St. Louis. EcCallister, Miss Vertese, 1110 Paquin St., Columbia. Neff, Mrs. Ira, Marionville .

Pulitzer, Joseph, cio St. Louis Post Dispatch, St. Louis. Migration of waterfowl.

Reser, Leroy T., 1023 Clinton St., Carthage. Salmon, Mrs. Mary R. # • Tarkio. . • - Satterthwait, A. F., 118 Waverly Place, Webster Groves. Satterthwait, Mrs. A,. P., 118 Waverly Place'Webster Groves. Stark, Williamli., R. D. 5, rrankford. Steele, William D., Jr., Sedalia. Walton, Van, Firma.

Migration of waterfowl.

NEBRASKA.

Arnold, Mrs. A., Inavale. Berger, Miss Jean, 4328 . So. 19th.. St., Omaha.. Callaway, Miss Agness, Route 3, Fairbury. Callaway, Miss Susie, Route 3, Fairbury.. Holch, R. E., Nebraska State Normal . College, Chadron.

The relation between easy trapping of birds and barometric conditions. Would also be glad to borrow negatives suitable for lantern slides for educational uses.

Hole, Yrs. Elizabeth M., 811 Sixth St., Fairbury. Naber, G. J. , Waco.

NORTH DAKOTA

Brown, H. A., Cooperstown. Stevens, O. A., 1110 Tenth St., Fargo.

NORTHWEST THP,RITaLT

Douglas, W. O., Hudson's Bay Co., Chesterfield Inlet, Hoare, W.. H. B., B.ernera Harbor, via Edmonton.

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OHIO

Baldwin, S. Prentiss, The Williamson Bldg., Cleveland. (P. P. Councilor.) Life history of the house wren; operation of banding experiment station.

*Baldwin, Ers. S. Prentiss, 11025 East Blvd., Cleveland. Blincoe, Benjamin J., Route 13, Dayton. • Book, R. D., Corning.

Habits. Brady, John A., St. Augustine's Convent, Lakewood.:

Life history of the blue jay and herring gull. Brandt, Herbert W., 2025 E. 88th St., Cleveland. Brandt, Mrs. Herbert W., 2025 E. 88th St., Cleveland. • *Brooks, Chester K., 10600 Quincy Ave., S. E., Cleveland. Chase, John H., 69 Wellendorf St., Youngstown. Conner, Chester F.,- 737 Wooster Ave., Akron. Cook, Grant M., - 27 Tod - Lane, Youngstown. Cramer, William G., 2501 Kemper Lane, W. H., Cincinnati. Doolittle, E. A., 136 Pearl- St.,'Painesville. Douglas, Harley Paul, 3092 Midgard Rd., Columbus. Dressel, Evan C., R. D: 2, Poland. Fordyce, George L., 40 Lincoln Ave.., Youngstown. Geist, Robert M., 811 Euclaire Ave:, Coluesus. . Gilmore, Mrs. Edward L., 1419 Mahoting'Ave., Youngstown. Gowans, Miss Ethel, Kent State Normal College, Kent. • Haas, J. J., 1509 Cordova St.,CleVeland.'

Migration of gulls and terns. Hambley, William R., R. D. 3, Elyria. Herman, William C., 19 W. Seventh St., Cincinnati.

Albinism and diseases of grackles. *Herrick, Francis H., Adelbert College, Cleveland. Hicks, Lawrence E., Fredericktown.

Migration and life history tf the chimney swift and great blue heron. Hippie, Harry H., 248 North Franklin St., Delaware. Hoffman, Edward C., 803 W. Superior Ave., Cleveland. •

Migration and life history of gulls,. hawks, and the blue jay. Hughes, Kent W., 1231 Lakewood Ave.,'..Lima. Jones, Lynds, 352 West College St., Oberlin. Kendeigh, S. Charles, 136 - Woodland Ave., Oberlin.

Migration of the bronzed grackle, white-throated sparrow, and robin. Lacey, Miss Mifton - H., 113 W. Monument Ave., Dayton. Leedy, Charles L, 343 Falls Ave., Youngstown. Leedy, Mrs. Charles A., 343 Falls•Ave., Youngstown. Lipp, Frank, 2236 Grantwood Drive, West Toledo. *Marx, David S., 550 Rosehill Ave., St. Bernard. Matheny, William A., Athens. Mitchell, Orrin L., 108 Allen St., Cuyahoga Falls. Nenmeyer, Paul, Bowdil. Peters, Harold S., 363 W. Ninth Ave., Columbus.

Eallophase(bitinglice). Et. Peters will appreciate and pay postage on specimens. They may be picked from birds with small tweezers, put in a small vial of about 70f., alcohol and the vial labeled with name of bird, date, locality, and name of collector. Care should be taken to Tut only lice from one bird in each vial.

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::de:,:ce, A. lest r, 325 On St.. Toledo. Pontius, F. Dale, 135 Kenworth Rd., Columbus. Pontius, FrankM., 135 Kenworth Rd., Columbus. Richard, R. Clark, Clyde: Riggs, Addison Edward, R. D. 2, Hubbard. Rolfe, Chester J., 142 North F St., Hamilton. Shipman, C. H., 114 Ridge Rd., Willoughby. Smith, Roy H., 183 N. Prospect St., Kent. Spitzer, 1835 Collingwood St., Toledo. Stacy, Eugene C., Tiffin.

.Tebbs, Adrian H., Harrison. Thomas, Edward S., 1116 Madison Ave., Columbus.

Migration and life history, general. Van Cleve, Morrison R., 542 Arden Place, Toledo. Vickers, Ernest 'W., R. D. 1, Box 81, Berlin Center. Vignos, Mrs. Blanche, 1023 Tuscarawas W. St., Canton. Walker, Charles F., 53 Latta Ave., Columbus. Walp, Russell Lee, Beards Lane, R. D. 3, Youngstown. Weier, J. Leroy, Sandusky.

Migration of waterfowl. West, Daniel, Pleasant Hill. •

Williams, Arthur B., Jr., 2855 Scarborough Rd., Cleveleild Heights. *Winter, Nevin 0., 429 U. Bancroft St., Toledo. Wisp, W. Oliver, 325 E. Market St., Akron. YoCom,•Tratklin L., 133 Woodland Ave., Oberlin.

Migration of the bronzed grackle and robin.

OKLAITOLIA

Chilcott, Mrs. E. F., U. S. Field Station, Woodward. • *Foreman, Grant, 1419 W. Okumlgee St., Muskogee.

Hunter, Mrs. R. B., Woodward. Migration, general.

Hutchinson, Mrs. William, 1616 Bixby Ave.* S W., Ardmore. Migration and life history, general.

Mager, Max L., Wilburton. Moore, John T., Harrah. Nice, Mrs. Margaret M. , Norman.

Migration and life history of the mourning dove,

SA.SKATCHWAN

Boynton, E. E., Bigstick Lake. Bradshaw, Fred, Dept. of Agriculture, Regina.' Carter, R. H., Muscow.

Return of the junco and tree, chipping, and white-throated sparrows to point of banding; of house wren, flicker, and robin to breeding area; migration of chickadee and hairy and downy woodpeckers.

Dunk, Frederick Arthur, Port Qu'Appelle. Felt, Harry L., Findlater.

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Box 451, 7ndian Head. Lbyd, Reuben, Davidson. Potter, L. B., East End.

SOUTH DAKOTA,

Abbey, G. F., Delmont. Anderson, Edwin C., R. D. 4, Dell Rapids. Halverson, Harold M., 312 Pearl St., Yankton.

Migration and life history of the red-winged blackbird, mourning dove, and barn and bank swallows..

Mallory, W. B., Lennox. Migration of the Harris sparrow.

Over, William H., 125 Harvard St., North, Permanency of matings and. return to breeding area of previous season:

TENNESSEE

Adams, Paul J., 505 Kenyon Ave., JinoXville. Lanier, Albert-F., 2507 AShWoodAve'..; Nashville : Councilor.) Green, Wyman R., 2112 Duncan Aye., Chattanooga. Hay, John J. ., R. D. 9, Knoxville, Ijems, Henry P. R. D. 9, Knoxville. Jackson, George Pullen, Vanderbilt 'University Campus, Nashville. Lynn, J., Mt. Juliet. McNish, E, M., R. R. 1, Madison. Mayfield, George R., 1029 Third Ave, Nashville. Sanborn, Herbert C., Woodmont Ave., R. 'D. 9, Nashville.

MXAS

Bates, Charles F., 624 E. 6-1/2 St., Houston. Boyce, J. G., 422 W. 9th St., Texarkana. Camp, R. D., 1309 Levee St., Brownsville.

Migration of herons. Gilliam, R. A., 901 Cedar Hill.Ave., Sta. A, Dallas.(Councilor.) Harvey, Wilbert 3., 1914 Mitchell Ave., Waco. Jacobs, John C., P. 0. Box 632, San Antonio.

Life history of the bob-white and scaled quail. Maxon, George Emmett, 3037 So. Adams St., Fort Worth. Reid, Mrs. Bruce, Ihe Gulf Refinery, Port Arthur. Shearer, A. R., Mont Belvieu.

Diseases of blackbirds. Williams, R. P., State Dept. of Agriculture, 5003 Parry Ave., Dallas.

W. Stephenville... Migration and life history of the upland ploVer.

WISCONSIN

*Allen, Clarence J., 623 So. Pierce St., Milwaukee. *Barrett, S. A. , Public -.Usetm, Milwaukee. Berkhahn, Herman, Bonduel.

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Carley, Mrs. E. J., 913 Clark St., Stevens Point. *Chylinski, J., Amherst. Cole, Leon J., 1903 Rowley Ave., Madison. (Vice-president.) Drought, Ralph J., Auer Park, Pewaukee

41, DuFour, Miss Laura E., 1524 Boyd Ave., Racine. Erickson, Mrs. R. 0., 508 Monument Sq., Racine. Fisher, George F., State Line. ' Fisher, Mrs. George F., State Line. Gifford, Ashley L., 329 Fine St., La Crosse. Grange, Wallace B., Ladysmith. Hall, F. G., Milton College, Milton. Hoffman, Paul W., 1573 12th St., Milwaukee. Hook, Mrs. Fred L., 418 Hawthorne St., So. Milwaukee. Huenink, Bernard J., Box 93, Cedar Grove. Hyland, Chas. Glenn, 1525 Farnam St., La Crosse. Jacques, Marjorie, Milwaukee State Normal School, Milwaukee. Jones, S. Paul, 425 Maple Ave., Waukesha: Jung, Clarence S., 553 Prospect Ave., Milwaukee. Loftus, Raymond S., 84 Mason St., Milwaukee. Marshall, T. Y., 519 Badger St., La Crosse. Meinecke, Ernest C., 1792 ninth St., Milwaukee. Meyer, Frederick C., 833 Main St., Racine. '

411 Miller, Clarke C., 1110 Main St., Racine. Migration and life history of gulls and other birds of swamp and lake region.

Miller, Mrs. H. C., 1110 Main St., Racine. (Councilor.) Mindemann, Karl T., 941 - 44th St., Milwaukee. Moyer, Earl 0., 212 Church St., Wauwatosa. Mueller, Walter J., 580 Beverly'Rd., Perkins, Irving J., Golden Lake, Oconomowoc. Porter, Rockwood T., 1438 W. Washington St., Madison. Schorger, Arlie William, 2021 Kendall Ave., Madison. Schweitzer, Philip R., Lodi. Scofield, H. C., 704 Laurence Ave., Sturgeon Bay. Smith, O. Warren, 112 W. Church St., Evansville.

Migration of the black-crowned night heron. Stierle, John F., Marshfield. Sturtevant, Harry Clark, 532 No. Sixth St., La Crosse.

Traps; diseases of birds; general habits. *Taylor, Warner, Bascom Hall, University of Wisconsin, Madison. Terrell, Clyde B., 83 Monument Square, Oshkosh. Thomas, Mrs. William M., 705 Hawthorne Ave., So. Milwaukee. Towns, Mts. Ethel M., Route 1, Pewaukee. Van Arsdale, Mrs. Susan P., 1505 College Ave., Racine. Wagner, George, 73 Biology Bldg. , University of Wisconsin, Madison. Wilson, Harold C., Ephraim.

Migration and life history of the herring gull. Zuehlke, William H., 224 W. Prospect Ave. , A;pleton.

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ALASKA . .

Dufresne, Frank, Nome. Migration of waterfowl.

Murie, O. J., Fairbanks. Migration of waterfowl.

Walker, Ernest P. Juneau.

ARIZONA

Bruner, Stephen C., Baboquiyari - Ranch, Tucson. Lawson, Mrs. J. W., Oracle.

Return of birds to same breeding area. • Williams, Laidlaw 0., cie.BrYan Peters, San Fernando Route, Tucson.

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Alexander, Kenneth, Hope Point, Gambier ..island. Migration and life history, general.

Butler, F. R., Court House, VancoU77er, Cunningham, James G., 1611 - 63rd Ave., West, Vancouver, Garrett, C. B. D. , Box 512, Cranbrook. Gillingham, Donald W., 2279 47th Ave., Kerrisdale.

Migration of waterfowl. Munro, J. A., Okanagan Landing. Pearse, Theed, Courtenay. Preece, W. . H. A., 1728 Fourth St., Victoria. Simpson, G. Buchanan, Lake Cowichan.

Migration, general; life history of the Oregon jay. Sprot, G. D., Cobble Hill, Vancouver Island. -

Group habits; weather in connection with bird. movements. Walker, P. S., 2127 Cypress St . , Vancouver.

CALIFORNIA

Abbott, Clinton G., Natural History -Museum, San Diego. Allen, Mrs. J. T., 37 1.-..osswood .Rd.,-Eer -keley. Allen, Walter 1., Lox 128, Lemanda Park. Bade, William Frederic, 2616 .College Ave., Berkeley.

Longevity; vertical migration. Baker, Jack D., Santa Rosa. Barnes, Clarence A. , 1815 Southwestern Ave., Los Angeles. • Barnes, Mrs. Clarence A. 1815 Southwestern Ave., Los Angeles. Barr, Arthur G., 1705 Fremont St.,•So. Pasadena. Barr, Exs. Ruby Y., 1705 Tremont Ave., So. Pasadena. Bassett, F. X., 1338 - Eighth St., Alameda, Baxter, Philip F., 205 Last Magnolia St., Stockton. Benjamine, Elbert, 117 Coral St.,•Los Angeles.

Psychology of birds. Bicknell, Mrs. Carrie Fargo, 319 So. Normandie Ave., Los Angeles. (Councilor. )411 Blackwelder, Eliot, Stanford University.

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Brandon, Edward'L., 1122 Charming Ave., Palo Alto. Bruce, Miss Bessie M., Glendora. Bryant, Dr. R. C., University of California, Berkeley.

Constancy of mates; return to breeding area of previous season. Burnell, Miss Elizabeth F., 1029 Spaulding Ave., Los Angeles. Burns, Mrs. Ada R., 132 So. Louise St., Glendale. • Calder, James A., Buena Park. Campbell, Raymond A., 333 Alameda St., Burbank. Carriger, Henry Ward, 5185 Trask St., Oakland. Clabaugh, Ernest D., 2512 Haste St., Berkeley.

Life history of the bushtit; action of bird in the hand; migration, general.

Clark, Harold W., Angwin. • Crow, Mrs. G. Maurice, Glendora. Davis, John M. 723 L St., Eureka. Delport, Mary E., 1601 Oxford St., Berkeley. D'Evelyn, Frederick:W., Phelah Bldg.; San. Francisco. Dickey, Donald R., 514 Lester Ave., Pasadena. Edwards, Harlan H., 2311 N. Allen Ave., Altadena. Edwards, Mrs. Harlan H., 2311 N. Allen St.; Altadena. .(Secretary.) Ehmann, Edwin 420 Lincoln St., Oroville.

Migration of waterfowl. Ellis, Mrs. Ella H., 910 Grattan St., Los Angeles. Everhart, Mrs. Helen P., 750 Colorado St., Pasadena. Fortiner, John C., Brawley. Gallup, Fred, 142 W. Nebraska St., Escondido. Gardner, Kenneth, 1941 Glenn Ave., Pasadena. Gilman, M. French, North Eighth St., Banning. Hadlow, Blake, 204 Lane St., 7teka; Hall, Mrs. C. H., 2141 No. Highland Ave., Los Angeles, Hatch, Mts. Jessie Hoyt, Ninth St., Imperial. *Hoffman, Ralph, Carpenteria. Howard, Miss Hildegarde, 973 Normandie Ave., Los Angeles. Howatt, rr. Gilbert A., 1922 P St., Eureka. Huey, Laurence M., 4081 Georgia St,, San Diego. Jaeger, Edmund C., Riverside Junl.or College, Riverside. Johnson, Henry 4., 284 East Orange Grove, Pasadena. Kennedy, Else Eveline, 5330 Pasadena Ave., Los Ingeleb. King, Edward-D., 247 Toyon Fall, Stanford. 7niversity. La Jeunesse, H. V., 2517 Webb Zlameda. Lamb, Chester C. , c/o J. Eene Law, -itaiena. Laubenfels, M. W. dc, 325 So. Greenwood :Lye., Pasadena. Law, J. Euqene, latadena, (President.) L7117, Mrs. Laura B., A...1..tadena. Lee, Pen IL. , 231 North C St. , Tainre: Libby, Gretchen L., 310 Second Ave., Santa Barbara. EcDaniel, George H., 234 W. Pratt St., Eureka. • McLean, Robert R., 2934 Granada Ave., Sam Diego. McVitty, Yrs. *.L.abel C., 1272 S=amit .Aye., Pasadena. Lacintyre, Hrs. Etta L., 1820 Tushnell St., So. Pasadena. EacKayP, David L., Talare.

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CALIFORNIA. (Cont d)

Mailliard, Joseph, 1815 Vallejo St., San Francisco. Michael, Charles W., Yosemite St., Yosemite. Michoner, Harold, 418 Elm Ave., Pasadena. (Business - manager.)

Molts of the Gambel sparrow and the occurrence of yellow in the corners of the mouths of California purple finches.

Michener, Mrs. Josephine R., 418 Elm Ave., Pasadena. Miller, Alden IL, 6066 Hayes Ave., Los Angeles. Miller, Loye, 6066 Hayes Ave., Los Angeles. Mix, Mrs. Grace N., 1915 W. Eighth St., Los Angeles. Moore, Jack K., Stanford University. Mull, Mts. Bert F., Foothill Blvd., Glendora. Myers, L. Emery, Stanford University. Nokns, Irwin D., 1120 Marsh Strong Bldg. , Los Angeles. Offerman, Gustav, Los Altos. Osborne, Ernest, 161 W. Sixth St., Claremont. Perine, Keble B., 2218 Bancroft Way, Berkeley. Peyton, Laurence Gorham, Fillmore. Pierce, Wright M., 313 Yale Ave., Claremont. (Vice-president.)

Migration of the Gambol sparrow and Thurber -junco. Potter, Miss Jessica A., 1118 Santee St., Los Angeles. (Councilor.) Pratt, Miss Helen S.., 245 Ridgeway, Eagle Rock. Randall, Miss Ethel, 242 So. Grand Ave., Pasadena. Rich, Selwyn, 307 W. 7th -St., Claremont. Richardson, Walter L., R. D. 3, Box 243, Porterville. Robertson, Howard, 157 Wilton Drive, Los Angeles. - . Robertson, John MOB., Buena.Park, (Councilor.)

Migration and winter distribution of Zonotrichia. Ross, Roland C., 388 Dearborn St., Pasadena.

Factors determining local preferences of birds. Sampson, W. B.,.1005 N. San Joaquin St., Stockton: Shelton, Mrs. Alice A., 627 No. Michigan St., Glendora. Shields, A. M.,• Crocker Bldg., San Francisco.

Migration of waterfowl. Sismey, Eric Deane, Powerhouse No. 3, Big Creek. • Snyder, Dr. John O., Stanford University.

Studies at University station including the golden-crowned - and Gambel sparrows, the Thurber junco, the cliff swallow, California Quail and others.

Stoner, Emerson A., 205 W. Second St.. Benicia. Storer, Tracy I., Davis.

Migration, general. Strong, W. A., 247 Grand Ave., San Jose. Sumner, Lowell, 1343 So. Palomares St., Pomona.

Yearly fluctuation in time of arrival and departure of migrants; changes in feather pattern due to

Sykes, Miss Mildred E., 391' So. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles. Taylor, Mrs. H. J., 2813 Charming Way, Berkeley. Tyler, Dr. John C., 1115 Thorne St. , Fresno. Vaniman, W. F., 851 University Ave., Pale Alto. Viegener, Mrs. Miriam, 506 N. Third St., Alhambra, Wood, Clifford H., 656 N. Vista Bonita St., Glendora. (Councilor.) Wyman, Luther E., Museum of History, Science, and Art, Los Angeles.

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• Benson, Anna, R. D. 1, Pruita. Bergtold, Dr. W. H., 1159 Race St. , Denver. Copeland, Ada B., 1103 white .A71., Grand Junction.

Plmage of the house finch. Cross, William, Glenwood Springs. Davis, Ruby Fritk, Fort Lupton.

Migration and life history of the mourning dove, various woodpeckers, and screech owls.

McCrimmon, A. R., Montrose. Rait, Archie, Grand Junction. Rishel, John B. 4158 Grove St., Denver. Toepelman, W. C., University of Colorado, Boulder,.

IDAHO

Humphreys, W. W., 1124 W. Bannock St:, Boise. Priebe, W. R., 155 Seventh Ave. East, Twin Falls.

Migration of waterfowl. Roubal, Mrs. Frank J., Grangeville.

MONTANA

Evans, William V., 410 E. Geyser St., Livingston.

DEW MEXICO -

Britton, B. R.,- Socorro. Migration of waterfowl.

Britton, Mrs. B. R., Socorro. Migration of waterfowl.

Jensen, J. K., U. S. Indian School, Santa Fe.

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Batterson, Samuel M., Mohler. Migration of waterfowl.

Finley, William L., Jennings Lodge. Gabrielson, Ira N. , R. 1, Box 437, Portland. Helgerson, John, Florence.

• Neff, Johnson, 403 N. 25th St:, Corvallis. Migration of the robin; food habits of woodpeckers.

Frill, A. G., Scio. Stollen, H. A., Corvallis. Springer, W. L. i Voltage. Steele, Ray C., 515 Post Office Bldg., Portland..

Migration of game birds, Tonkin, George, 2445 Baker St., Baker.

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Anderson, Harrison, Fillmore. King, Ralph T., 263 E. Fourth St., North, Logan. Madsen, David H., Capitol Bldg., Salt Lake City.

Migration of waterfowl. Stanford, Joseph S., Logan. Wolfe, L. R., Fort Douglas.

WASHINGTON

Clise, J. W., Jr., c/o College Club, Sixth & Spring St., Seattle. Ehinger, C. E., Hidden Ranch, R. D. 1, Charleston. Kinney, J. W., Supervisor Game and Game Fish, Seattle. Page, Paul E., Eagle Gorge.

Migration of waterfowl. Rathbun, S. F., City-County Bldg. , Seattle.

• WYOMING

Brown, Frank:W., Laramie. Migration and life history of waterfowl and the bank swallow.

YUKON TERRITaRY

Caulkin, T. B., Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Herschel Island.

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