A More Effective Modern Language Program

by a joint committee or other appropriate means, in order to coordinate research and the dissemination of information on linguistic and language-teaching problems. 5.2.6. That the United States National Commission call to the attention of its member organizations and all other interested bodies the importance of fostering interest in the study of foreign languages and cultures as a contribution to international understanding and peace, following the recommendation of the Report of the Cultural Interchange Section of the Pacific Regional Conference on UNESCO, held May 13-15, 1948. HENRY GRATTAN DOYLE, Chairman J MILTON COWAN WILLIAM N. FENTON ROBERT HERNDON FIFE STEPHEN A. FREEMAN MORTIMER GRAVES W. FREEMAN TWADDELL

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