. Cranberries; : la nazionale rivista di mirtillo palustre. Mirtilli rossi. ' . IVSass. Mirtillo palustre t| * Stazione di fc e note sul campo Cf^ da J. RICHARD BEATTIE p ^jWB estensione specialista di mirtillo palustre W* T Chester A. Vose verso la fine di giugno, l'industria di mirtillo palustre ha perso uno dei suoi formei* leader nella morte di Chester A. Vose di Marion. Il sig. Vose, prima di una lunga malattia, fu attivo in circoli di mirtillo palustre, particolarmente il Cape Cod Cranberry Growers Association che serve come la sua pres- ident dal 1937 attraverso 1938. Egli, insieme con il dottor Franklin, aiutato a organizzare il primo avvertimento gelo- servizio e fu nominato primo chai

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. ' . IVSass. Cranberry t|*fc Station and Field Notes Cf^ by J. RICHARD BEATTIE p ^jWB Extension Cranberry Specialist W* T Chester A. Vose In late June, the cranberry industry lost one of its formei* leaders in the death of Chester A. Vose of Marion. Mr. Vose, prior to a long illness, was active in cranberry circles, particularly the Cape Cod Cranberry Growers Association serving as its pres- ident from 1937 through 1938. He, together with Dr. Franklin, helped organize the first frost warning- service and was appointed its first chairman, serving in this capacity from about 1931 to 1943. It was the writer's privilege as chairman of the present frost warning serv- ice to discuss common problems ft'ith Mr. Vose on many occasions. His interest and helpful sugges- tions were greatly appreciated. We at the Cranberry Station join tiis many friends in extending our ieepest sympathy to Mrs. Vose ivho is ably managing the home 30gS. Cross In Wisconsin Dr. Chester Cross was one of the guest speakers at the Wiscon- sin Cranberry Growers Associa- :ion meeting held near Wisconsin Rapids August 13th. Dr. Cross lad the opportunity of spending a few days prior to the meeting nsiting a number of "marshes" md talking with growers. A re- port of his trip will be given at :he annual meeting of the Cape "od Cranberry Growers Associ- ation, to be held August 23rd at :he State Bog. He thoroughly en- joyed the visit and appreciated the hospitality extended him. Zuckermans in Europe Dr. Bert Zuckerman and his wife are spending the month of August in Europe where Bert plans to combine some business with pleasure by visiting a few riematologists and pathologists and observing some of their work. They will return shortly after Labor Day and we are looking forward to a report of their inter- esting trip. Big Crop Massachusetts growers have apparently produced another fine crop of cranberries. The official estimate will

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