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An announcement in the August issue indicated that the Executive Committee of the American Society of Animal Production had decided to cancel the annual meeting for 1945. Owing to the end of the war, the question of holding a meeting again arose. An O.D.T. limit of 150 persons attending conferences is still in effect, and the travel and hotel situation is still unsatisfactory, hence the Executive Committee has reaffirmed its earlier decision, and no meeting will be held this year.

The Nominating Committee, consisting of George A. Brown (Chairman), R. M. Bethke and G. H. Hart, recommended that the present officers of the American Society of Animal Production serve again during 1946, or until an annual meeting is held and their successors duly elected. The Committee also stated that if the Executive Committee felt that it was necessary to hold an election by mail, the Nominating Committee wished to nominate the present officers to succeed their-selves.