The talks and discussions at each meeting were so full of meat, good ideas, and sound proposals affecting industry, schools, students, and workers that an abbreviated summary of this type cannot begin to do justice to any one of them. Vic-wing the conference sessions in retro-spect, there can be little doubt that the Industry-School Conference sponsored by the Hall Foundation and organized with the co-operative assistance of representatives of gen-eral education, vocational education, manage-ment and labor achieved its major objective.