1950-06-16

PAQB TWO
Green
Was Keynoter
At Rutgers Event
Held Celebration
Of 29th Aiaivereary Of
InstltutfL Pounding
BRUNSWICK. — When
WttUam Green, president of tn«
ion of Labor,
to this city yesterday to de-
Uvar the keynote address of the
Wit snmtvfif T *& the. Rutgers
Umvorslty Labor Institute, he
found thai pioneer workers
education project heraJd«d~by ~Ia
be* antl education as a mUepoet
toward industrial peace: '
-•"Qnmk visited Rutgers 20
ago, then as an anxious Observer
of a brand new venture in bringing
education and labor together
Jersey Federation of Labor
unknlst*. educators and government
leeders—rSiat they win
making history. The Intemning
ractoasi of this prophecy.
Tiie education-minded labor
leader was not the only observer
at this first formal meeting of
American college and union re-
?
of unrrarslUes as
far WaH a* Itlahhwi had to tee
If Abe project would work.
The University of Michigan
people were so convinced of the
values of riw^'ng labor information
that by tbe foUowmg June a
similar Institute ['was underway
at Aim Barber. Today v models of
the Rutfers Institute are-found
JftJM colleges and UnivittiUes in
TO MAKE SURVEY OF
PONDS AND LAKES
FOR FISH STUDY
.—(Develo(pcnent of
a oound fisheries management
poktoy for New Jersey's fresh water
ponds and lakes. Is the objective
of an intensive pond and
laka survey to be canted on this
summer, C*. A. Hasten Underhffl,
Direotcr, Fish and Game Division,
State Department of Oontion
and Boonomfc Develannounced
today.
The oomprehedve survey will
be conducted under the overall
supervision of Robert A. Hayford,
Assistant Superintmnd«nt
oT Fish Culture. Roland F.
Smith, of New Brunswick, wUl
direct the field operations and
personally supervise -the detailed
activities of six echnkilarm wtho
are graduate student in fisheries
wort Dr. James R. Westman.