Dr. Brown recommended that the Joint Committee appoint one
or two representatives from this Committee to serve in these
relationships.

Motion (Ball-Dougherty) : That this matter be referred to the
Executive Committee with power. (p 132)

Vote unanimous.

Motion (Morgan-Beckett): That the dates for the next annual
meetings—officials’, rules revision and joint committees—be April
10, 11 and 12, 1930. (p 134)

Vote unanimous.

Motion (Morgan): That the dates for the following be referred
to the Executive Committee with power:

Eastern Interpretation Meeting. (November 16, 1929.)

Closing date for receiving material for Guide. (June 15, 1929.)

Date for mailing questionnaires. (February 15, 1930.) (p 134)

Motion: (Reynolds-Beckett): That, beginning with the 1930
annual meeting, the nominating committee present nominations for
the personnel of the Executive Committee. (pp 135-136)

Vote unanimous.

Motion (Brown-Beckett): That the place of the three 1930
annual meetings, namely, officials’, rules revision and joint com-
mittee, be referred to the Executive Committee with power. Chair-
man St. John so ruled without putting the motion. (p 136)

Questionnaire: Chairman St. John recommended that the respon-
sibility for the Questionnaire be placed in the hands of the Editor
and that the Rules Revision Committee pass finally upon the form
of same through mail vote. (p 137)

Motion (Reynolds-Dougherty) : That the responsibility for the

Questionnaire be delegated to Mr. Tower and the Rules Revision
Committee. (pp 138-139)

Vote unanimous.
Treasurer Metzdorf’s report read by Mr. Morgan. (p 141)

Motion (Morgan-Brown) : That the Treasurer’s report be received
and filed and that a detailed report of same be included in the minutes.
(p 143)

Vote unanimous.

Chairman Tower read the report of the Editorial Committee.
(p 143)

Motion (Morgan-Immenhausen) : That the report of Chairman
Tower be received with thanks and filed. (p 144)

Vote unanimous.

Motion (Morgan-Hepbron) : That the Treasurer be authorized to
pay Mr. Oswald Tower, Editor of the Guide, an honorarium of $500
and, in addition, the necessary office and traveling expenses. (p 144)

Vote unanimous.

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