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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-17
Infantry Troop School
Slated Wednesday Niqht

The 321st Infantry Troop school
will be held in room 212 of the VIII
mington postoffice building Wednes-
day night, February 10, at 8 o'clock,
Capt. owen M. Carpenter, infantry
executive, announced yesterday.
The subject Of lesson six and sub
course one will be Command and
General staff SchQol,,s
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-17
Free Italy Organizes

Just as fragments of the French, Morse,
Dutch and other populations temporarily un-
der the Nazi heel have organized as bodies of
reemen in exile, so now they are joined by
free Italians in London, who are making the
beginning of a Free Italy, movement
Liberty has been preserved before in this
manner not once, but many times. Driven
from her home, she does not die, but takes up
temporary quarters elsewhere, waiting pa
dsntly The day when she can return to her own.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-17
TWENTY-FIVE KILLED

SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain, Feb. 16.
coaches Of an electric
train running between Bilbao and
San Sebastian toppled from bridge
into Thesurola river during storm
last night and 1t was reported today
that 70 bodies had been recovered.
Inc bridge 10 near the town Of Zu.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-17
Beach Ciiuitan Club
Makes Banquet Plans

Plans for the anniversary nahquI q,',
session of the Carolina BeacH 1i,,
tan c,ub were made at meet.
of the club at Brewers Inn i"
Monday night. ,,s
cliff Lewis presided over ~
meeting in the absence OIL
Van Landingham. ,,l,
Date for the banquet session N'm
be announced later. Reports l'o W.
several committees on plans lol
coming beach season were given
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-17
. WASHINGTON Daybook
BY JACK STINNETT

WASHINGTON, Feb 16.-tRNWithn a few
days now, what is-to me at least-one of the
strangest phases of national defense will open
its doors. It is privately financed and only
partially government supervised, but it is pro-
vided for by law and recognized by the mill
tary as an integral part Of the defense set-up.
It is the first camp for conscientious objectors.
With 125 to $50 boys, whose religious or con-
scientious scruples prevent their taking part in
any militaristic activities, Patapsco State Park
camp, near Baltimore. Md, will be the first of
a nationwide network of camps where lads
who will not spill blood will do their civilian
bit by giving a year of labor to work that is
useful to the nation and a contribution to the
national welfare.
Patapsco is an abandoned Civilian Conserva-
ton Corps camp and what these boys will do
there is not a great deal different from the
n-militaristic activities of the CCC. They'll
contribute to reforestation, soil conservation,
road construction and the hundred or so other
things which are considered vital to national
welfare but which have nothing to do directly
with the defense program.
The C.. O.'s who will 60 into these civilian
camps should not be confused with those who
will be inducted into the army for non-com-
batant training, such as that in the medical
corps. The latter's scruples forbid only partici-
patton in actual combat
$500 ALREADY LISTED
Plans for the civilian training camps, of
which Patapsco is the first, were prepared by
several government agencies, and the National
Service Board of Religious Directors This
latter is coordinating board which represents
all the religious groups whose beliefs forbid
participation in wars or war activities.
The plan was given the official stamp recent
ly when President Roosevelt issued an execu-
tive order setting the machinery in motion
About Is camps are already planned but it
is expected that the number may reach 100 or
more before next fall With camp sites and
some equipment provided by the CCC, with
other equipment provided by the Army, with
work direction by Agriculture and Interior de-
partment experts, these camps will offer Work
for the unofficially estimated 6,700 young men
who already have been classified by Selective
Service as conscientious objectors.
An odd thing about the CO. work camps is
that although Congress set them up in the Sc
Iective Service Act, no funds were provided for
financing them. Thus the actual maintenance
of the camps will be financed by the purely
private National Service board. There is a re-
quest in Selective Services 1912 budget for
maintenance of the camps, but Paul c. French,
Quaker secretary of the National Service
hoard. says the board does not want any
government funds and for the present, at least,
would rather do its own financing With food
clothing. medical care and salaries of super
visory personnel, it is expected that the main
tenance cost will run about $35 man per
month.
ONE OBJECTOR
At least one amusing story has come out of
the preliminary plans for the CO. camps. Of
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-17

In the fight for good government, there is
no truce no tirae-out, no rest period, no such
thing as the automatic functioning Of sound
democracy once honest officials are elected
Gov. Sam Jones Of Louisiana.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-17
TOP O. THE MORNING

Think OF hedven 1Uith hearty purposes and
peremptory designs to get thither.
Jeremy TAYLOR.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-17
ONE OBJECTOR

ONE OBJECTOR
At least one amusing story has come out of
the preliminary plans for the CO. camps. Of
ficials tell of one patriarchal Mennonite far
mer who inquired what his pacifist sons would
have to do in the camp. He was informed that
they would have to work eight hours a day.
The old farmer exploded like volcano.
Eight hours he shouted. mo son of mine
is going to a place like that Fourteen hours
is a good days work. These camps will only
send my sons home lazy .
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05
MOSS POINT TIGERS SET
FOR FIRST SCRIMMACE
PREPARING FOR BILOXI
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general Of sAe Tesr squad for tn
paSt three yeaEn wells has been
showing coed Judgement and bal
handing IN the scxtnmngea - tar
He 4 an expeFieneed ball carrier and
III Be hard 70 moxs frozn his poi
again thas ssaF. Besides he has add
81 weight He u . txtpla threat mkn.
passing ard puntins vel
reots stautsr, another % the vel
kn0un etAuter family % football
sshletes has been SHOWING sxceiisnt
improvements He has been work
lng IN the tAfback position Par
ttcuisFr noslcsehie has been the
improvement n his hroken fisld
running He Il elusive and anifty
and b hard 70 stop. Taas comnlnea
with his defensive ability which he
has demonstrated IN the past gear,
should make him ons o. the most
valuable members q me team fhkn
faM.
Herbert Dryden. q miniature
guard. who tips the scales at only
TO pounds has been giving the reg
ulAr candidates for this post . mer-
~ time. He has shuan up s~picndldly
tn the workouts and has served Q
noticed That he wants the starting
berth IN that position. His uitimat-
TIN must Be taken seriously.
Another backfield performer VINO
has come 10 the front IN thu past
few days has been Vernon WeIia.
Playing ct one Of the wtnnbAek
positions he has turned uut TO BE-
not only . good blocker but . sesd
hail carrier - vel and much n en-
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r 70 come ID 20 par ard measure
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Point teams q ahe nast several
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05
FOR SALE


FOR sAIK-a Acres lsnd north IL
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bath and nall. Hass Nos rolnf.
HiEfway 80. ". A snthoff. Moes
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heater. Pn0Ee 4xB. - 10
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FOR RENT

|FoR RENT and bath
garage apt Young couple desired
Furnished Apply stonss orocery.
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