The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-10-10

Forest Utilization Service, (SFES)
will discuss Utilization of Wood
Waste.H
Walter j. Damtoft, Canton in
dustrialist and vice-chairman of
the Board of Conservation and
Development, will then summar-
ize the discussions on forestry
and its problems in the States
economy.
At the Monday evening ses-
sion at 1870 p. M, DR.. S. H. Hobbs
of the University of North Caro-
lima faculty at Chapel Hill will
lead off the discussions on water
resources, speaking on the topic
of ''Hydroelectric Power Resour-
ces." Fred V. Doutt of Canton,
water engineer for Champion Pa
per & Fibre Co., will discuss
Importance of Water to Indus
try. E. c. Hubbard, executive
secretary, State Stream Santa
ton Commission, will talk on
Stream Sanitation: A Contribu
ting Factor in Water Conserva-
ton"
Municipality Needs for Water
Conservation" is the topic as
signed ]. M. Jarrett, director,
Sanitary Engineering Division,
State Board of Health. E. B. Gar
rett, State conservationiSt, U. S.
Soil Conservation Service, will
discuss the soil and water conser-
walton program for North Caro-
lima. Colonel George w. Gillette,
executive director, N. C. State
Ports Authority, Wilmington, will
speak on Ports in North Caro-
lima, and Colonel R. c. Brown,
district engineer, Corps of Army
Engineers, Wilmington, will dis
cuss Inland Waterways and Riv
er Basin Development" w. H
Riley, hydrologic engineer, water
resources division of the State
C. and D. Department, will talk
on Shore and Beach Erosion;
and E. B. Rice, district engineer,
U. S. Geological Survey, Raleigh,
will discuss use of base data
in developing water resources.
Governor w. Kerr Scott will
present paper on Overall Wa
ter Development-A Challenge 10
North Carolina"
Commercial Fisheries
Colonel Clyde P. Patton eXecu-
tive director, State Wildlife Re-
sources Commission, leads off the
following morning session, speak
ing on Inland Fish and Wild
life"
On the commercial fisheries
phase of the congress DR.. R. E.
Coker of Chapel Hill, chairman,
executive committee, Institute OF
Fisheries Research University of
North Carolina, will discuss "Po-
tentialities and Limitations in
Fisheries Research" Clapton Full
cher, Jr., of Atlantic, represent
ing commercial fisheries in gen.
eral will talk on Conservation
Problems in Fisheries; and Will
liam Potter of Beaufort will
speak on the subject of ITO Pre-
serve or to Utilize" with regard
to menhaden fisheries.
C. D. Kirkpatrick of Morehead
City fisheries commissioner for
the c. and D. Department, will
discuss Law Enforcement Prob
lens in Commercial Fisheries"
DR.. Harden F. Taylor of New
York, director, Survey of Marine
Fisheries of North Carolina, will
end the discussions with an adj
dress on Marine Resources in
North Carolina"
Commerce and Industry
Another outstanding array of
speakers have been assigned top
les dealing with the States COM
merce and industry. Paul Kelly,
industrial development admins
traitor for the c. and D. Depart
ment, will lead off discussions
at the Tuesday afternoon session
on November 10, speaking on
North Cardinals Industrial De-
velopment." Dean Thomas H.
Carroll, School of Business Ad-
ministration, University of North
Carolina GU. N. c., will speak
on Research and Service Hori-
IONS of the School of Business
Administration" DR.. Lowell D.
Ashby associate professor, U. N
c., will discuss Income and The
Level of Living in North Caro-
lima"