Part 1 - The Institute Libraries - Institute for Advanced Study

He was now requested by Mr. brdfn, "in deference to Mrs.
FuldBs very positive feeling, E o omit7 - the specific reference to the
use of the home site for the pemanent locatfon of the institution."
A final chsnge corrected language which might have been construed as a
pledge on the donorsm past to eid financially acceptable students who
needed It. 13
And so the statements were made r-dy far the public eye.
Just then Mr. Lee received notice that Hr. Rockefeller intended to
release to the efternoon papers of the bth of June news of his gift of
$10 rillion to the City of New York for a perk and museum In Washington
Heights, Fearing this would prejudice the Newark news in the metropoli-
tan papers, k e suggested notice of the Institute be deferred until
Monday morning, when news was usually scarce, and It would probably
receive more attention. But Mr. Bamberger was loyal to the Newark ' News
an zfternoon paper, and so the story ~ppeared on Saturday afternoon,
The Newark Hews reviewed fn detail the mny gemeraus cfvic,
cultural and philanthropfc activities of Mr. Bmberger and the Fulds,
and carried gloving tributes to them from prominent citizens, The
Institute fur Advanced Study as it appeared.in the Certificate and the
Foundersm Letter waa fully described.. Corrmnxnfty prfde En the distinc-
tion of having the new Institute located in or near Newark was marked.
SaZd an editorial:
f~he 1mtitute9 s7 Intellectual and b0ciaL possibi llties are
not now to be Gleulated. They -not fail to be both broad
and deep in their effect upon Amrican I,ife and thought If
the ideals set forth by the founders are realized. fha,t
they will be, both the principles upon which the first I&,
. cluaively postgraduate college in tbi~
and the calibre of those to whom their application is
country is launched '1.-
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