. Preiselbeeren;: die nationalen cranberry Magazin. Preiselbeeren. Tack. Professor Gunness wurde in Abercromblie, North Dakota, 23. Juli 1882 geboren. Er graduierte von North Dakota Agricultural College 1907 mit einem Bachelor of Wissenschaft Grad in der Mechanischen Engin - eering. Nach seiner Promotion wurde er zunächst Lehrer und später Assistant Professor für Maschinenbau, North Dakota Agricultural College, un-til 1912. Er nahm eine Po-sition als Betriebsleiter der Schule der Tractioneering in La Porte, Indiana, wo er zwei Jahre blieb. Er kam zu Mas-sachusetts State College als Leiter.

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. tack. Professor Gunness was born in Abercromblie, North Dakota, July 23, 1882. He graduated from North Dakota Agricultural College in 1907 with a Bachelor of Sci- ence Degree in Mechanical Engin- eering. After his graduation he was at first instructor and later Assistant Professor of Engineering, North Dakota Agricultural College, un- til 1912. He then accepted a po- sition as Superintendent of the School of Tractioneering at La- porte, Indiana, where he remained for two years. He came to Mas- sachusetts State College as Head of the Department of Agricultural Engineering in 1914, a position which he held until his death. During his 32 years of service as Head of the Division of Engin- eering at Massachusetts State College he built up a strong de- partment and became well known in New England agricultural cir- cles for his pioneer work in rural electrification and in refrigerated storage for fruits and vegetables. CRANBERRIES Packed for. PLYMOUTH - MASSACHUSETTS by Stokelys . FINEST FOODS NEW BEDFORD - MASSACHUSETTS He will be remembered by many cranberry growers for his work in the storage of cranberries, a field in which he made notable conti'i- butions. He was a member of the Amer- ican Society of Agricultural Engi- neers and the American Society of Engineering Education. He is survived by his wife, Eliz- abeth; a daughter, Marion; a son, Robert C; two brothers, and seven sisters. Cranberry Industry Represented at Big- Boston AAAS Session The cranberry industry was well represented, at the "gigantic" an- nual meeting of the American As- sociation for the Advancement of Science at Boston, lasting from December 26 to December 30, and attended by more than 6, 000 scien- tists. Those present included Dr. H. F. Bergman, Dr. Chester Cross and Dr. F. B. Chandler of Massa- chusetts, Charles A Doehlert of New Jersey, Dr. J. Harold Clai-k of Guy C. Myers "Cranguyma", Long Beach, Washington, an

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