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News and Notes

The Annual Meeting of the American Society of Animal Production will be held at the Hotel Sherman in Chicago, on Tuesday, November 30 and Wednesday, December 1, 1943. Abstracts of papers to be presented in the various sectional meetings appear in this issue of the JOURNAL. The programs of the general sessions will be devoted to discussions of the ways in which animal husbandry work can best serve the war effort and the adjustments that will have to be made in the post-war period.

It should be noted that at the 1942 business meeting of the Society unanimous approval was given to the recommendation of the Executive Committee that at the 1943 Annual Meeting a registration fee of fifty cents per person be charged.

The nominating committee composed of Professors Jay L. Lush, G. H. Hart, and G. Bohsted present the following slate of nominees for consideration of the Society:

President, L. A. Weaver

Vice.President, A. D. Weber

Secretary-Treasurer, W.V.Lambert

W. C. Kammlade