Second: Many who dropped out when dues were high should be invited to return.

Third: Attempts should be made to contact certain groups. All of the northern experiment stations and agricultural colleges should have a member of their horticultural department in the association. Groups such as doctors, lawyers, nurserymen, farmers and others should be informed of the association and what it offers to each.

Fourth: The agricultural college and experiment station libraries should be induced to take out memberships and bring their sets of reports up to date.

Such a campaign is more than one person can handle, and several should participate in it.

Treasurer's Report

Year Ending August 31, 1934
RECEIPTS
Annual Memberships$266.75
Contributing Memberships10.00
Sale of Reports29.00
Sale of Bulletins2.25
For Subscriptions to National Nut News8.00
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Total$316.00$316.00
DISBURSEMENTS
Reprints, K. W. Greene (for Mr. Bixby)$ 21.10
Printing 1931 Report, Balance, American Fruits Pub. Co.50.00
Subscriptions, National Nut News18.00
Printing 1932 Report, Lightner Pub. Corp.200.00
Expenses Downingtown Convention, J. W. Hershey13.82
Membership Dues, American Horticultural Society2.00
Expense Handling Surplus Reports, C. A. Reed9.69
Advertising, Lightner Pub. Corp.4.00
Printing 1933 Report, Lightner Pub. Corp.125.32
Release Expense of Account with Litchfield Savings Society1.68
Loss on Check2.00
Postage, F. H. Frey12.10
Postage and Miscl. Expense for 1933 Report, F. H. Frey19.92
Mimeographing, G. L. Slate2.25
Printing, Postage and Supplies, C. F. Walker12.45
Check Charges & Taxes.68
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Total$495.01$495.01
Excess of Disbursements over Receipts $179.01
CASH ACCOUNT
Cash on hand or in bank as reported as of Aug. 31, 1933$306.01
Account in Litchfield Savings Society as of Aug. 31, 193315.94
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Total cash on hand or in bank as of Aug. 31, 1933$321.95$321.95
Excess of Disbursements over Receipts179.01
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Balance, Cash in bank, August 31, 1934 $142.94
Accounts, Due or Payable None

Press and Publication Committee

Dr. Deming:

We have had one or two articles in each issue of the National Horticultural Magazine, published by the American Horticultural Society in Washington. The editor has promised to have in each issue of his magazine something relating to nuts. He is particularly anxious to get short articles with a single illustration, articles about a page long which will attract attention, be easy to read and stimulate interest in nuts. I would be glad to receive articles of that nature for submission to the editor.