Box and Crate Engineering


That may be a recognized course of study some of these days
By WM. J. DUCHAINE
UNIVERSITIES and engineering schools, now that the war is over, quite likely will offer courses in "box-and-crate engineering." Industrial concerns, who employ safety engineers, chemical engineers, and others with specialized training, will add experts on container construction to their staffs. Packing and shipping of postwar industrial products will become an exact science, and for no small number of college graduates it will become a profession.