This has been a very profitable and interesting study, even though it realizes that the solution can never fit exactly any other specific case. Each community will nave to be studied, and solutions will have to be made on the basis of the merits in each individual case. However, evidence has proved previous assumptions that a community center for every commumity is not only desirable, but almost a necessity if our way of life is to be preserved. Just what form each center will take will have to depend on intensive research and surveys, and the designer must think of possible future needs as well as present needs. Evidence is stronger than ever that well-planned centers will pay, not only ln making life more livable and pleasant, but in actual dollars and cents. / M.S.