Welsh Journals

BIOLOGICAL AND GEOLOGICAL SECTION. REPORT OF THE FIFTY-FIRST SESSION, 1937-38. Officers and Committee. THE PRESIDENT AND HON. SECRETARY OF THE C.N.S. (ex officio). MR. H. A. HYDE, M.A., F.L.S. (President). MR. HOWARD M. HALLETT, F.R.E.S. (Vice-President). MR. JOHN GRIMES, M.B.E. (Vice-President). MR. T. W. PROGER, F.Z.S. (Vice-President). MR. G. C. S. INGRAM, M.B.O.U. (Vice-President). Miss ELEANOR VACHELL, F.L.S. (Vice-President). DR. F. J. NORTH, F.G.S. (Vice-President). PROF. W. M. TATTERSALL, D.Sc. (Vice-President). MR. MORLEY NEALE. MR. JOHN REES, B.A., M.Sc. MR. COLIN MATHESON, M.A., B.Sc. MR. W. E. HOWARTH, F.G.S. MR. L. F. COWLEY, M.Sc. Mr. G. R. WILLAN (Hon. Sec. for Field Walks). MR. W. EDNEY Cox, F.R.E.S. MR. A. E. WADE, F.L.S. MR. H. MORREY SALMON, M.C. (Hon. Treasurer). MR. F. NORTON (Hon. Secretary). The number of members at the end of the session was 105. Eight ordinary meetings were held with attendances vary- ing from 23 to 45, with an average of 30. The meetings held were:- 1937. Oct. 14. Presidential Address: Pollen Grains and what they teach us "—Mr. H. A. Hyde, M.A., F.L.S. Nov. 18. Members' Evening.-Report on Field Meetings-- Miss Mary E. Thomas, Mr. G. R. Willan, and Mr. W. Edney Cox, F.R.E.S. Winning Two Million Tons of Coal a year with Fifteen Men "—Mr. W. E. Howarth, F.G.S. Invisible Guests of Plants and Insects — Mr. John Rees, B.A., M.Sc. Dec. 2. One man's meat is another man's poison Mr. E. E. Edwards, M.Sc.