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UNESCO is, in this country, in the province of the Ministry of Education which has recently appointed an Advisory Committee. The President of the Royal Society, as one of the United Kingdom delegates to the Paris Conference, is a member of this consultative body. The separate sections of UNESCO will be represented by further National Co-operating Committees, e.g. those concerned with Rehabilitation, Education, the Arts, Mass Media of Publicity, and, of course, Science. The Royal Society was invited by the late Miss Ellen Wilkinson to advise her on the scientific aspects, and it is now agreed that the Society will organize the British National Committee for Co-operation with UNESCO in Scientific Affairs. Various bodies will be invited to nominate representatives. It is not yet known exactly how much work the Committee will be called upon to do, but it is probable that its activities will increase from year to year. New International Scientific Unions may be discussed and fostered, but the existing ones will function as at present, the British National Committees remaining in existence and working as now in direct relation with their appropriate Unions and through the latter with the Council of International Scientific Unions.

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