This Conference, under the auspices of OEEC and the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics, was attended by more than a hundred delegates, representing some twenty-six nations. The Conference Chairman was Professor Sanborn C. Brown (U.S.A.), and the Conference Secretary Mr. Norman Clarke. The forty papers to be discused had been circulated to delegates well before the Conference, and the actual sessions were devoted to general discussions based on groups of papers which formed a unifying theme. Immediately after the close of the Conference, Prof. Brown and Mr. Clarke began the preparation of a full report of the proceedings, which will make a substantial volume. Among the general topics discussed were the place of physics in general education (opened by Mr. Clarke); the selection of university entrants for physics courses (Prof. G. K. T. Conn); examinations in physics (Dr. H. F. Boulind); the use of films and television in physics teaching (Dr. Harvey White, U.S.A.); and the Physical Science Study Committee's syllabus and programme (Prof. J. R. Zacharias, U.S.A.).