AMERICAN DAIRY SCIENCE ANNOUNCEMENTS

LENGTH OF MANUSCRIPTS

The Board of Directors at its last annual meeting passed the following resolution which was approved by vote of the membership attending the business session in Ithaca on June 27 :

"Resolved, that the Editor limit all articles to 12 text pages except for articles of unusual merit ."

In addition, and in view of the fact that many colleges and Experiment Stations are now buying space in other Journals, the JOURNAL will accept meritorious articles of extra length on the condition that papers in excess of 12 text pages (about 16 double-spaced typewritten pages) will be paid for at the rate of $4.00 per text page.

Authors May Secure Cuts for Illustrations Cuts for all graphs and pictures of articles published in the JOURNAL

may be secured free by authors who request them from The Science Press Printing Company. The first of each year the old cuts on hand will be destroyed.

Engineering Papers for Next Year's Program The following statement has been received from L. S. Palmer, chairman

of Che Program Committee, regarding dairy engineering papers for the annual meeting which will be held next year at the University of Minnesota :

"The program committee for the 1935 meeting of the American Dairy Science Association announces that members of the Association interested in dairy engineering and who desire that this subject be given special con- sideration at the next meeting may be assured that worthy papers in this field which are submitted for the program will either be given a special place in the manufacturing or production sections, depending upon the top- ics, or if sufficient interest is shown, will be arranged in the form of a special symposium."

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