-E. H. Siegler 100

_Nut Insects and Injuries_ 103, 105, and 107

Observations of Effects of Low Temperatures in the Winter
1949-1950 on Walnuts and Filberts in Oregon and
Washington--John H. Painter 109

Effects of the Winter of 1949-1950 on Nut Trees in
British Columbia--J. U. Gellatly 113

Recipes--J. U. Gellatly 116

Description of Filazel Varieties--J. U. Gellatly 116

Experiments with Tree Hazels and Chestnuts--J. U. Gellatly 118

Our Experience with Hickory Nut Varieties--Gilbert L. Smith 120

How About the Butternut?--L. H. MacDaniels 125

Progress in Nut Culture at the Pennsylvania State College--W. S.
Clarke, Jr. 132

Nut Tree Culture in Missouri--T. J. Talbert 134

Chestnut Breeding: Report for 1950--Arthur Harmount Graves 145

A Method for Maintaining Blight--Susceptible Chestnut Trees--Arthur
Harmount Graves 149

Experiences with Chestnuts in Nursery and Orchard in
Western New York--George Salzer 152

Chestnuts in Upper Dutchess County, New York--Alfred Szego 154

Demonstration of Method of Propagating Nut Trees
in Greenhouse--Stephen Bernath 156

Experiences in Nut Growing Near Lake Erie--Ross Pier Wright 165

Discussion of Mulches 168

Nominating Committee Elected 170

Resolutions 171

Report of Auditing Committee 172

Election of 1950-51 Officers 173

Note on the Annual Tour, August 30, 1950 175

Obituaries 176

Letters 177

List of Members, etc. 184

Officers of the Association

1951

~President~--William M. Rohrbacher, M.D., 811 E. College, Iowa City, Iowa

~Vice-President~--Dr. L. H. MacDaniels,