Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-04-02


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ernor. men. would be urged to enroll
reservoir Of universal service. BY this
plan the first step must be sayoluntary
patriotic decision After that Is made,
the whole state Is marsfaIed before
entific manner. All men would have
an f,f1norfnr1ftv to enroll Voluntarily.
Once having enrolled, the men would
| be bound to answer call for field
the state on its part agreeing that
those enrolled would not be subject to
draft and would not be called for mill
| tary service except in accordance with
the plan, and that no man would Pc
caiiea WINE any avanapie men remaln
IN prior classes OF age or dependenls-
| In case war prevents putting the civil
| ian reserve proJecL INTO operation, Inc
commilLee recoMmehos anas tne asn.l ,.e
state pe lreatea as a clvAian reSerNe
Onder nls5metnoa. tHe nrsls mpoaon
would be called the fndusfriai army,
ana the men enzasted IN az wound re-
ceive a distinctive badge and stand on
an equal plane with the lighting forces.
the importance OF non zmintary ser
vice woufd be recognized as equal 70
military service, ana systematic
method Of using men where most need
ed and Tor the service they are best
Qualified TO render IS recommsnded
Inc so9 aha rep1t. tsaGss sne
llation In the state, explaining the
methods employed and reviewing CEN
sus events from Feb 8, when Governor
Hoicomb delivered his special message
to the legislature. and the bill author
kiz1ng tne HhitaTy census was passed,
to the present time. when the actual
completed and the fabulation and
tclassidcation OF Information received
by it is well under way The total
men enlisted in the Connecticut census
IS shown to ne ABOUT $4,000 About
5000 volunteers assisted in taking the
census,
Continuing. the report is as follows.
Connecticut so far has been among
the leaders in preparation for war. She
has laid the Foundation for an organ.
ization in advance of any yet evolved
among the states--an organizetion
based on the bitter experiences of 9TH
ers which can be a vital aid to the
country and q protection to her own
citizens. Modern warfare is waEed not
by a ruling class nor by professional
soldiers, but by whole peoples. and the
Organization for modern warfare In
Wolves the utilization OF the resources
| of the whole country in men and ma
IteriaIs. To accomplish this, men esq
sentiaI to industries vital to the life OF
the nation must not be rushed into
field service, leaving confusion behind.
A modern3 army without great or
ganizations Of munitfon works Is not