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Ralph W. Phillips, senior animal husbandman in charge of genetics investigations in the Bureau of Animal Industry and editor of the JOURNAL OF ANIMAL SCIENCE, is on leave from the Bureau for a year and will be employed during that time by the Department of State. He will serve as consultant in animal breeding to the Chinese Government. During his absence, Ralph G. Schott of the Animal Husbandry Division, Bureau of Animal Industry, Beltsville, Maryland, will serve as acting editor of the Journal.

A new text entitled "Introduction to Breeding Farm Animals" by L. M. Winters was published recently by John Wiley and Sons, Inc., New York, N. Y. It is designed for use by students in secondary schools and by breeders who have not had formal training in genetics and physiology of reproduction.

R. G. Johnson of Oregon State College is on leave for a year, and will act as advisor on animal production problems to the Chinese government, under auspices of the State Department.