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Fuson was transferred to the Big Flats camp, a national park supervised by the AFSC. Folder includes Aims and Standards approved at conference on CPS at Pendle Hill, Nov. 1943. Correspondence discusses AFSC and the CPS and dissatisfaction with the administration of CPS camps

Newsletter of Jan. 12, 1944, notes that Big Flats had become a waiting place for campers from discontinued CPS units such as the China Units and the Columbia Reconstruction Unit.

In late March 1944, Fuson transferred to Trenton, N.D., where an informal China Study program was established for campers interested in service in Asia. Memo of 4/10/44 describes the Trenton camp.

Article by Fuson in The Compass: An Instrument of Direction published by men in Civilian Public Service

Class notes and typed summaries of lectures by military and civilian relief administrators of 20th century relief after WWI, Japanese earthquake of 1923, occupied France in 1941-42, and other situations.

Class notes and typed summaries of lectures by military and civilian relief administrators, mostly concerning Asia

Fuson prepared a draft for a Reconstruction Training Manual, based on his class notes of the Sept-Dec. lectures. This was prematurely mimeographed and distributed before editing. Correspondence with Andrew W. Cordier of Manchester College, Indiana, concerning sharing course materials

Class notes and typed summaries of lectures by military and civilian relief administrators, concerning India, native Americans, Asia, more general issues

Course notes from public health, medical lectures. Fuson was part of a “detached unit” studying at Columbia University seminar on relief administration until early April when he removed to Philadelphia to work with a new China Unit

Fuson wrote a article on the seminar for the Gospel Messenger, newsletter of the Church of the Brethren, for its Jan. 9, 1943, issue