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Protecting Plants from Sabotage PROTECTION of the nation's chemical industry from espionage, sabotage, and enemy attack is a serious problem which has no simple answer. Fortunately, however, many of the basic safeguards used against this type of warfare are those employed to cope with normal industrial hazards. For this reason many chemical companies found it desirable to continue protective measures adopted during World War II. For them the new threat will require only modification and expansion of existing measures. In other cases there appears to be an apathy or "head-in-the-sand" attitude with regard to the need for plant protection. In view of the strategic and critical role of the chemical industry in any mobilization or war period, it hardly appears necessary to emphasize the responsibility which the industry has to protect itself. The editors feel that plant protection is so vital that a spot survey is now being conducted to ascertain the extent of activities ...
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