Industrial Science Looks Ahead.

vances ever closer to the post-war horizon. With Victory will come the day when the scientific instruments and processes of war will turn abruptly to peace. Machines and tools, as well as industrial and economic thinking, will be converted quickly from the demands of war to the needs of peace. Industry will be called upon to relieve the strains of war with utmiost speed by ministering anew to human welfare, health and comfort. Already post-war planners are at work in many fields of industrial endeavor. But it is not new for American industry to be surveying and planning for the future. That process is always at work here, whether the world is at peace or