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They are Eric V. Larsen '55 of Handen, Conn., and Eliot House, and Susan E. Hilles '55 of Springfield, Ill., and Holmes Hall. Herbert Appleman '55 of Brooklyn and Adams House received honorable mention. The prizes of $25 each are to be spent on books. They will be presented...
...going to whichever gets the better weather. Before 1870 most growing was done by farmers with small orchards. Since then growing has gradually turned to larger and larger units. Commercial orchards now range from ten to 2,500 acres, with some 40 trees per acre. Most famed U. S. appleman is Senator Harry Flood Byrd, who has 5,000 acres in Virginia. Another big producer is American Fruit Growers, Inc., which owns some 5,000 acres in the Pacific Northwest, Maryland, Pennsylvania, the Virginias and Illinois...
...Zealand are finding favor in Europe, thus giving U. S. apples real competition. The mass of delegates consoled themselves by playing golf, dancing and wishing there were more delegates among them like light-haired, blue-eyed Abraham Kouris, 37, of Tel Aviv, Palestine. A Russian who speaks six languages, Appleman Kouris is the leading importer of apples to the region, where according to tradition, the apple first made news (Genesis...