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Back Matter (PDF) OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES OF THE AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGISTS' UNION, 1939 Expiration of term FRIED•NN, HERBERT,President ................................... June, 1939 PETERS,CHAPIN,JAM•SJAMES L. Vice-Presid•nts .................................. " 1939 I/ICKS, LAWRENCEE., Secretary................................... " 1939 BOULTON,i•UDYERD, Treazurer ..................................... " 1939 ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL ALLEN, ARTHUR A ...................................................... 1939 OSG00D,WILFRED H .................................................... 1939 VAN TYNE, J0SSELYN.................................................. 1939 LLOYD,HOYES ........................................................ 1940 MURP•rL ROBERTC .................................................... 1940 PAL•r•R, THEODORES .................................................. 1940 McATEE, W. L ........................................................ 1941 MooR•, ROBERTT ..................................................... 1941 ZIMMER, JOHN T ....................................................... 1941 BATCHELDER,CHARLES F., 1905-08 ........................... BENT, ARTHURC., 1935-37 .................................. CHAPMAN,FRANK M., 1911-14 .............................. FISHER, ALBERTt•., 1914-17 ................................. FLEMING,JAMES I/., 1932-35................................. Ex-Presidents GRI•n•ELL, J0SErH, 1929--32.................................. MERRIAm,C. I/ART, 1900-03................................. ST0•E, WIT•ER, 1920--23.................................... WET, ORE,ALEXANDER, 1926--29 .............................. EDrr0RIAL STAFF OF 'THE AUK' ALLEN, GLOVERM., Editor ....................................... June, 1939 COMMITTEES Committeeon Biographyand Bibliography PALMER,T. S., Chairman I•NAPPEN,MISS P.M. CHRISTY,B. I/. WING, L. W. Committee on Bird Protection CAHALAN•, V. H., Chairman FINLEY, W.L. CO.rAM, CLARENCE LLOYD,I•IoYES LEOPOLD,ALDO Committeeon Classificationand Nomenclatureof North AmericanBirds WETMORE,ALEXANDER, Chairman Committee on Publications ALLEN, G. M., Chairman I/icKs, L. E. FRIEDMANN,I/ERBERT BOULTON,i•UDYERD American Ornithologists'Union Committeeof Arrangementsfor the Meetingof 1939 MILLER, A. H., Chairman Committee on Finance BOULTON,RVDYERD McATEE, W. L. HICKS,L.E. GREGORY,S.S., JR. FRIEDMANN•HERBERT Committee on the Brewster Memorial Award ALLr,•, G. M., Chairman ALLE•, A.A. BOVLTON,RUDYra• Committee on Research FRIEDMANN,HERBER% Chairman COLE,L.J. MILLER, A. H. t•q)EIG•, S.C. NicE, M. M. MAYR, ERNST TAVERNER,P. A. Patrons, Fellows,Members and Associates xi PATRONS, FELLOWS, MEMBERS, AND ASSOCIATES OF THE AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGISTS' UNION, APRIL, 1939• PATRONS DEANE, MRS. RUTHYEN,830 Hibbard Road, Winnetka, Ill ................. 1935 MERRIAM,DR. CLINTONHART, 1919 16th St., N.W., Washington, D.C. (Founder) 1937 FELLOWS *Life Fellow Date of Election ALLEN, DR. ARTHURAUGUSTUS, Fernow Hall, Cornell Univ., Ithaca, N. Y ................................................... (1909) 1922• ALLEN,DR. GLOVERMORRILL, MUS. Comp. Zo51.,Cambridge, Mass .... (1896) 1921 BAILEY,MRS. FLORENCEMERRIAM, 1834 Kalorama Road, Washington, D. C ................................................... (1885) 1929 *BARBOUR,DR. THOMAS,Director Mus. Comp. Zo51ogy, Cambridge, Mass................................................... (1903) 1929 BATCHELDER,CHARLES FOSTER, 7 Kirkland St., Cambridge,Mass ........ Founder BEEBE,DR. CHARLESWILLIAM, 33 W. 67th St., New York, N. Y ...... (1897) 1912 *BENT, ARTHURCLEVELAND, 140 High St., Taunton, Mass............ (1889) 1909 *BISHOP,DR. Louis BENNETT,450 Bradford St., Pasadena,Calif ....... (1885) 1901 BROOKS,MAJOR ALLAN CYRIL, Okanagan Landing, B.C., Can......... (1902) 1921 CHAPIN,DR. JAMESPAUL, Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., New York, N. Y ...... (1906) 1921 CHAPMAN,DR. FRANKMICHLER, Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., New York, N. Y.(1885) 1888 FISHER,DR. ALBERTI•ENRICK, The Plymouth, 1236 11th St., N. W., Washington, D. C ........................................... Founder FLEMIN(•,JAMES HENRY, 267 RusholmeRoad, Toronto 4, Ont., Can.... (1893) 1916 FRIEDMANN,DR. HERBERT,U.S. Nat. Mus., Washington,D. C ....... (1921) 1929 GABRIELSON,DR. IRA N., 1708 North Harvard St., Arlington, Virginia.. (1912) 1938 GRINNELL,DR. JOSEPH,Mus. Vert. Zoiil., Univ. Calif., Berkeley,Calif.. (1894) 1901 GRISCOM,LUDLOW, Mus. Comp. Zo61.,Cambridge, Mass .............. (1908) 1925 GROSS,DR. ALFREDOTTO, Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine ....... (1907) 1930 HERRICK,DR. FRANCISHOBART, 2863 Noble Road, Cleveland,0 ...... (1913) 1934 HOWELL, ARTHUR HOLMES,2919 South Dakota Ave., Washington, D. C ................................................... (1889) 1930 JONES,DR. LYNDS,352 West CollegeSt., Oberlin,Ohio ................ (1888) 1905 KALMBACH,EDWIN RICHARD,2654 Forest St., Denver, Colo........... (1910) 1927 *LINCOLN,FREDERICK CHARLES, Biol. Survey, Washington,D. C ...... (1910) 1934 LLOYD,HOYES, 582 Mariposa Ave., RockcliffePark, Ottawa, Can...... (1916) 1932 • By order of the Council names of Members are given in full. Members are requested to advise the Secretary of any errors and to furnish information regarding any names or addresses still incomplete. Members of the Union and subscribers to 'The Auk' are requested to notify the Treasurer, Rudyerd Boniton, Field Museum, Chicago, Ill., immediately in case of any change of address. 2 Date in parenthesis indicates year of joining the Union. xii American Ornithologists'Union *MAILLIARD,JOSEPH, 1815 Vallejo St., San Francisco,Calif ........... (1895) 1913 MAYR, DR. ERNST[WALTER], Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., New York, N. Y .... (1929) 1937 McATEE, WALDOLEE, BiologicalSurvey, Washington, D. C .......... (1903) 1913 *MERRIAM,DR. CLINTONHART, 1919 16th St., N. W., Washington,D.C.. Founder MILLER, DR. LOYEHOLMES, Univ. Calif. at Los Angeles,Calif ........ (1918) 1930 MURPHY,DR. ROBERTCUSHMAN, Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., New York, N.Y. (1905) 1920 NICE, MRS. MARGARETMORSE, 5708 Kenwood Ave., Chicago,Ill ...... (1920) 1937 *OBERHOLSER,DR. HARRYCHURCH, Bio1. Survey, Washington, D. C ..... (1888) 1902 OSGOOD,DR. WILFREDHUDSON, Field Mus. Nat. Hist., Chicago, Ill .... (1893) 1905 *PALMER,DR. THEODORESHERMAN, 1939 Biltmore St., N. W., Washing- ton, D. C ............................................... (1888) 1901 PETERS,JAMES LEE, Harvard, Mass............................... (1904) 1927 PREBLE,EDWARD ALEXANDER, 3027 Newark St., N. W., Washington, D. C ................................................... (1892) 1935 RILEY, JOSEPHHARVEY, U.S. Nat. Mus., Washington,D. C .......... (1897) 1919 ROBERTS,DR. T•OMAS SADLER,Univ. Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn ......... 1883 SAUNDERS,DR. WILLIAM EDWIN, 240 Central Ave., London, Ont., Can ........ 1883 STODDARD,HERBERT LEE, SherwoodPlantation, Thomasville,Ga ...... (1912) 1936 *STONE,DR. WIT•ER, Acad. Nat. Sciences,Philadelphia, Pa .......... (1885) 1892 SUTTON,DR. GEORGEMIKSCH, Pebble Hearths, Bethany, W. Va ...... (1910) 1936 TAVERNER,PERCY ALGERNON, National Mus., Ottawa, Ont., Can...... (1902) 1917 TODD, WALTEREDMOND CLYDE, Carnegie Mus., Pittsburgh, Pa ........ (1890) 1916 VAN ROSSEM,ADRIAAN JOSEPH, Calif. Institute Technology, Pasadena, Calif ................................................... (1923) 1934 VAN TYNE, DR. JOSSELYN,Mus. ZoSl., Univ. Mich., Ann Arbor, Mich... (1922) 1936 *WETMORE,DR. ALEXANDER,U.S. Nat. Mus., Washington, D. C ..... (1908) 1919 ZIMMER,JOHN TODD, Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., New York, N. Y .......... (1908) 1933 FELLOWS EMERITI ANTHONY,ALFRED WEBSTER, 433 Nutmeg St., San Diego, Calif ....... (1885) 1934 BROWN,NATHAN CLIFFORD, 218 Middle St., Portland, Maine ...... (Founder) 1936 FISHER,PROF. WALTER KENRICK, Hopkins Marine Sta., Pacific Grove, Calif ................................................... (1899) 1920 STEJNEGER,DR. LEONHARD,U.S. Nat. Mus., Washington, D. C ....... (1883) 1911 HONORARY FELLOWS ARRIGONIDEGLI ODDI, COUNTETWORE, Univ. of Padua, Padua, Italy.. (1900) 1930 BAKER, EDWARDCHARLES STUART, 6 Harold Road, Upper Norwood, London, S. E. 19, England................................ (1918) 1920 BERLIOZ,JACQIY•S, Museum d'Histoire Naturelie, 55 rue de Buffon, Paris, France ........................................... (1923) 1938 DELACOUR,JEAN THEODORE, Chateau de Cl•res, SeineInf•rieure, France (1920) 1928 EVANS,DR. ARTHURHUMBLE, Cheviot House, Crowthorne,Berks, Eng- land ................................................... (1899) 1917 GYLDENSTOLPE,COUNT NILS [CARL GUSTAFFERSEN],Naturhistoriska Riksmuseum,Vetenskapsakademien, Stockholm 50, Sweden... (1918) 1934 HAAGNER,ALWIN •RL, Director Jardim ZoSl., Caixa Postal395, Beira, PortugueseEast Africa................................... (1916) 1918 Patrons, Fellows, Members and Associates xiii HALL, ROBERT,Tasmanian Museum, Hobart, Tasmania.............. (1916) 1923 HELLMAYR,DR. CARLEDUARD, C/O Bird Room, British Museum of tural History, Cromwell Road, London S. W., England....... (1903) 1911 HOWARD,HENRY ELIOT, Clarelands,near Stourport, Worcestershire, England............................................... (1930) 1938 JOURDAIN,REV. FRANCISCHARLES ROBERT, Whitekirk, 4 Belle Vue Road, Southbourne,Bournemouth, England ...................... (1918) 1921 KINN•AR, NORMANBOYD, Brit. Mus. (Nat. Hist.), CromwellRoad, Lon- don, S. W. 7, England................................... (1931) 1934 KURDDA,DR. NAOAMICHI,Fukuyoshi Cho, Akasaka, Tokyo, Japan.... (1918) 1921 LSNNBERG,DR. [AXEL JOHAN]EINAR, Naturhistoriska Riksmuseum, Vetenskapsakademien,Stockholm 50, Sweden............... (1916) 1918 LOWE,DR. PERCYROYCROFT,
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