. Preiselbeeren;: die nationalen cranberry Magazin. Preiselbeeren. Kap Cnd Farmen Büro bei Betty's Teich ing auf Cranberries, eher als andere Produkte, und bekundet seine Pläne mit der Aussage "Ich beabsichtige, in Zukunft in der Cran-Berry-Feld". Als Andenken an seine Tätigkeiten, die er in seinem Büro einen Brief an das Weiße Haus stationei-y hat, diesen Sommer erhalten haben, und danke ihm für ein Paket von cranberry Sauce, Strand Pflaumen Gelee und marmalad. e. Dieses Paket wurde von Präsident Truman auf dem ersten Flug vom Flughafen Hyannis in diesem Sommer geschickt auf seinen wiederbelebt Air Service seit dem Krieg. Wisc

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. Cape Cnd Farms Office at Betty's Pond ing upon cranberries, rather than other procucts, and expresses his plans with the statement, "I intend to keep going forward in the cran- berry field". As a memento of his activities he has in his office a letter on White House stationei-y, received this summer, thanking him for a package of cranberry sauce, beach plum jelly and marmalad.e. This package was sent to President Truman on the first flight from the Hyannis airport this summer on its revived air service since the war. Wisconsin Sales Company and Growers' Ass'n Hold Meetings Wisconsin Cranberry Sales Com- pany and Wisconsin Cranberry Growers' Association held their separate meetings as usual at Wis- consin Rapids, August 16, with gooo attendance at each. Sales Company meeting was held in the morning and the Growers' group in the afternoon. Several of the speakers took part in both pro- grams. Sales Co. Meeting Wisconsin Cranberry Sales rati- fied resolutions of the American Cranberry Exchange meeting in New York in July, these clarifying and defining the policies and. the program of the ACE. Action of the Board of Directors in payment of revolving fund equities to with- drawing members was sanctioned. A report by the labor procure- ment committee was given, after whi:'h the group plecged coopera- tion to the committee in enlisting .Fourteen seasonal workers for the benefit of all members. Carleton "Dellie" Hammond, Jr., formerly of Massachusetts, now manager of the Wisconsin state company, made his first appear- ance before the members and spoke briefly. He expressed his appreciation of informal cordial welcomes which had previously been e.xtended to him by members. He praised the work of his prede- cessor, Vernon Golcsworthy, and expressed his desire to maintain the high standards and outstand- ing record of Goldsworthy and of the company over the past 14 years. (Mr. and Mrs. Hammond a

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