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Camp newsletter. Fuson served as an editor and contributed.

Discussions of the tensions and possibilities of cooperation between the three peace churches in operating CPS camps. In August, transferred to a detached unit, an experimental course at Columbia University on relief administration postwar.

In Feb., Fuson selected to serve in CPS training for relief work in China, so transferred to Lagro, IN. Includes description of relief work done at Goshen following tornado on March 16, schedules, etc. Also text of talk Fuson gave at Pleasant Grove Brethren School.

Camp newsletter. Includes updates of activities of China Unit. Fuson was an editor.

Newsletter of the CPS China Unit. Named in honor of Louis Whitaker who died while doing relief work in China. The newsletter gives a history of the Unit, lists as Nelson Fuson as historian, and became a “round robin” publication when the Unit was dispersed. Fuson was an editor and contributor.

Seed, #23; The Tide, Camp #45; Harmony, Camp #34;

The Brumbaugh Unit was the name given to CPS Camp #43, administered by the Church of the Brethren, Elgin, Illinois. Chairman was Dr. A. W. Cordier of Manchester College with whom Fuson corresponded,

Bulletins on various Brethren projects

Gospel Messenger, Dunker Pas-Fax, Brethren Action, Our Young People, The Reporter

Brethren Service Committee agenda, NYC, proposed program at Manchester College, etc.