The New World of Science - Its Development During the War #265562

The bearing of such varied and productive activities goes far beyond the immediate issues of war. And reaches down to the very foundations of national welfare. The problems of peace are inextricably entangled with those of war, and if scientific methods and the aid of scientific research were needed in overcoming the menace of the enemy they will be no less urgently needed during the turmoil of reconstruction and the future competitions of peace.