The following wants have been received:

1. Related stocks homozygous for Ga and ga. Sprague.
2. A multiple recessive stock for each chromosome involving as great a map distance as possible with genes so situated as to reduce undetected double crossovers to a minimum. Sprague.
3. Variegated pericarp material from different sources. Whenever possible variegated/red cob white combination is preferable. Demerec.
4. Allelomorphs or suspected allelomorphs of R such as marbled, stippled, navajo, mottled, etc., and allelomorphs of R affecting plant characters. Stadler.
5. Multiple recessive combinations of genes in the pr-v₂ group. Rhoades.
6. Any recessive gene in the gl₁ v₅ group that is carrying dominant yellow endosperm. Hayes.
7. The combinations al-Y-Pl; ij-ra-gl₁; a₁-na₁ lg₁-gl₂-b; pr-bm₁ su-gl₃; Y-Pl pr-bm₁; P-f₁-an; p-f₁-an. Burnham.
8. Multiple seedling combinations for the same and different linkage groups; particularly new genes such as lg₂, glossies, argostripe. Randolph.
9. The combination a₁ pr in with any glossy. Randolph.
10. Seedling genes in the Y-Pl group other than al and py. Randolph.