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Thursday, April 14, 1949
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Annual Ag Feeders9 Day
-k Expected to Draw 2,000
The annual Feeder's Day, to be
held at Ag college April 22, is
expected to draw more than
2,000 livestockmen and farmers
for its concentrated, full-day
program.
The event, which will include
special meetings for women, an
nually attracts thousands of peo
ple from Nebraska, Iowa, Kan
sas and Missouri to learn the
latest in livestock feeding.
Chief speaker of the day will
be Albert K. Mitchell, Albert,
N. M., president of the American
Livestock Association and promi
nent cattle feeder. Mr. Mitchell
is also a member of the National
Livestock and Meat Board. He
will talk on "Beef Cattle and the
American Economy" during the
Bafternoon session at the. college
activities building.
THE MORNING session will
open with a panel discussion on
the efficient utilization of rough
age in cattle feeding with Prof.
Marvel L. Baker, associate direc
tor of the experiment station, as
leader. J. C. Adams, superintend
ent of the North Platte sub-station,
will discuss making the
best use of Holstcin steers and
Prof. William J. Locffcl, chair
man of the animal .husbandry
department, will outline the
year's cattle feeding experiments.
Dr. W. V. Lambert, Agricul
tural college dean, will open the
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afternoon session at the college
activities building with a discus
sion of the importance of animal
research. Agronomist E. C. Con
rad, following Mitchell's speech,
will discuss the effect of early
cutting of meadows. Dowe will
talk on the use of urea in live
stock feeding and Professor
Baker will outline the lessons
form the past year's experiments.
THE SESSION for women will
open at 9:30 a. m. with Miss
Margaret Fedde, chairman of the
University's home economics de
partment presiding. There will
be a singfest led by Mrs. Altinas
Tullis, director of the Ag college
chorus. Dr. Margaret Liston, as
sociate professor of family eco
nomics and housing, will talk on
"Houses for Farm Family Liv
ing." Dr. Frank Sorcnson of
Teachers college and co-ordinator
of United Nations education in
Nebraska, will speak on the con
tribution of the United Nations
to world peace.
Miss Florence Atwood, state
home extension leader, will pre
side at the afternoon session. The
meeting also includes singing, a
talk on books and a meat demonstration.
Marr to Play
'Caesar9 Lead
Gaylord Marr has been se
lected to portray the leading role
of Christopher Mann in the Ex
perimental theater's premiere of
"Due Unto Caesar." The tragedy
is slated for performance April
29 in Omaha for the Central
States Speech convention. A spe
cial presentation will be staged
April 25 at the Temple.
Written by Martin Cobin, pro
fessor of speech and drama at
the University of West Virginia,
the play is an idealistic symbolic
quest of a man searching for a
true guiding principle.
As the names of the characters
imply, the tragedy is a definitely
symbolic play a type of alle
gory as one cast member has put
it.
Cast in subordinate roles in
clude Margaret Dutton as Mann's
wife, Maria; Ed Weisenreder as
the governor; Max Lee as Mark;
Jack Macdonald as Genghis;
Michael Shannahan as Goliath;
Don Nichols as the Priest; Elaine
Lamphear as Grandma; Mary
Lou Thompson as Zaro; Dennis
Vernon as Eric Glennel, the pris
oner; Abe Katz as the Grand
Marshal of the Armies; Doc Se
cord as the first general and
John McEvoy as the second general.
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