Letter from Carl B. Dahl to Bill Garber regarding Dahl's arrival and first impressions of C.P.S. Camp 31 in Camino, California. Also included are two postcards with images of the camp April 28, 1942; undated

List of men "on look-out towers" September 2, 1942

Letter and memo sent to Mr. William Garber written by Mark Y. Schrock, director of C.P.S. Camp 21 regarding duty assignments; camp visitors; and a camp arrest August 31, 1942; September 2, 1942

complete roster of C.P.S. Camp 21, Cascade Locks undated

Documents entitled "Progress Report- 'Toward Greater Opportunity'"; and "Towards Greater Opportunity in C.P.S." August 5, 1942; undated

Civilian Public Service Camp No. 21 [letterhead] undated

National Service Board for Religious Objectors "The Reporter" Vol. 1, No. 6 December 1, 1942

copy of a letter signed by L.J. Anderson sent to Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, Director of Selective Service; and "editor times" regarding toys that were to be sent to a Japanese incarceration camp in Poston, Arizona from C.P.S. Camp #31 (four copies) circa December 29, 1942

Amnesty Bulletin. Published by the Committee for Amnesty for all Objectors to War and Conscription. #22-30 (missing 24), 42 October 30, 1946-June 18, 1948

Conscientious Objector, Vol. VI, No. 5; Vol. VII, No. 8 May 1944; August 1945

"The C.O. and the Future, a Handbook", Central Board for Conscientious Objectors October 1944

Mennonite Central Committee Civilian Public Service "Farm and Community School", Clear Spring Unit of C.P.S. 24 circa 1944

Document entitled "Socialism and the War", with sentence that states: "the following statement of policy was adopted unanimously by the I.L.P Annual Conference, April 12-14, 1941" circa 1941

"The Way Out" by Fenner Brockway undated

National Council for Prevention of War 1940, 1941, 1945, 1948

"Arguments for War" for arguments for peace write National Council for Prevention of War [booklet] 1940

"Shall We Try to Stop the War in Europe?" by Frederick J. Libby, National Council for Prevention of War. Reprinted from "Friends Intelligencer" [1940]

"Armaments Do Not Give Security". Published originally by "Nie Wieder Krieg" reproduced by the National Council for Prevention of War 1941

Postcards. National Council for Prevention of War; Frederick J. Libby 1941

"Reasons for Going Slowly in Naval Building" by Frederick J. Libby, National Council for Prevention of War 1940

National Council for Prevention of War mailer signed by Frederick J. Libby March 15, 1945

"Shall We Remove Restrictions From the Draft Law?" National Council for Prevention of War 1941

Burke-Wadsworth Bill For Peacetime Military Conscription [National Council for the Prevention of War] 1940

"Two Approaches to an Ordered World" by Frederick J. Libby, National Council for Prevention of War [pamphlet] circa 1940s

"What is the Matter with the Mutual Security Program?" Statement of Frederick J. Libby, National Council for Prevention of War for the hearings of the House Foreign Affairs Committee April 29, 1952

National Council Against Conscription 1948, 1950, 1952, 1953

National Council Against Conscription "Conscription News", #98, 106, 110-113, 117, 122-128 March 20, 1947-December 18, 1947

National Council Against Conscription "Conscription News", #136, 141 (three copies), 153 (two copies) March 18, 1948-October 21, 1948

National Council Against Conscription "Conscription News", #171, 181, 188 (two copies), 189, 190, 191, 193-201 January 20, 1950-January 15, 1953

"Neither Peace Nor Security" National Council Against Conscription [pamphlet] circa 1948

National Council Against Conscription document regarding "Conscription News" issues circa 1950s

National Council Against Conscription mailer January 28, 1950

National Council Against Conscription mailer February 12, 1948

"Letters Needed!" [National Council Against Conscription] January 26, 1950

"Call These Ideas to the Attention of Congress", National Council Against Conscription May 1948

National Council Against Conscription mailer March 12, 1953

"An Analysis of H.R. 4278, the Town Bill for Compulsory Military Training", National Council Against Conscription February 1948

"Congratulations but our work is not over", National Council Against Conscription 1952

"You'd Think We Were on the Edge of War!" [pamphlet] National Council Against Conscription February 1948

"Letters Urgently Needed!" National Council Against Conscription circa 1948

Text of Address by Dwight D. Eisenhower, Republican Nominee for President September 1952

Friends Committee on National Legislation 1947-1952

Memorandum on National Legislation of Interest to Religious Groups issued by Friends Committee on National Legislation, Washington Letter #43, 46, 48, 52 July 30, 1947-April 20, 1948

Washington Newsletter of the Friends Committee on National Legislation. Letters #84, 97 (three copies), 98, and two unnumbered letters. January 24, 1951-February 27, 1952

American Friends Service Committee 1934, 1938, 1944

"An International Force" by A. Ruth Fry. Reprinted from "Reconciliation" by American Friends Service Comittee January 1934

"Peace Time Conscription...A Problem for Americans" Peace Section, American Friends Service Committee 1944

Student Peace Service, American Friends Service Committee [mailer] April 1938

War Resisters League 1941, 1953, 1974; undated

"Pacifism Means Well But....Does it Work?", War Resisters League 1953

"Negotiated Peace Now", reprinted from "Peace News" by "War Resisters League" 1941

War Resisters League Action Calendar September-October 1974

"Up Tight With the Draft? A Conference on Draft Alternatives" Monterey War Resisters League undated

"Three Views of Collective Security" by Arthur Deerin Call. Reprinted from "World Affairs" for American Peace Society September 1937

"News Bulletin" Youth Committee Against War of the Keep America Out of War Committee April 3, 1938

"Legislating Peace" by Allen W. Dulles and Hamilton Fish Armstrong. Reprinted from "Foreign Affairs", published by Council on Foreign Relations Inc. 1938

"Vote Against War" National Election Campaign Committee, Communist Party, Youth Division [brochure] [1940]

Citizens Petition for an American Peace Offensive petition August 1941

"Facts for Peace", a brief bulletin of information and interpretation issued every week by the American Peace Mobilization June 10, 1941

"Peace Fantasy, A Peace Preservation Plan", by Hendrik A. Burgers 1942

"A Christmas Manifesto" Churchmen's Committee for A Christian Peace 1942

"World-Peace Wake-Up Card" [postcard} 1943

"From Washington". Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. Branch Letters #124, 128, 129, 130, 135-137 February 11, 1943-March 25, 1944

"Peace Now! Answers to 12 Common Questions concerning the Operating Policies of the PEACE NOW Movement", PEACE NOW Movement circa 1944

"Vultures in Doves' Feathers" by Clarence P. Oakes [pamphlet] circa 1940s

"The Peacemaker", Vol.1, No. 5-6; Vol. 25, No. 9, 13, published by the Peacemaker Movement September 7-28, 1949; July 15, October 29, 1972

Peacemakers [mailer] July 2, 1954

"Peacemakers call an Urgent National Conference" [flyer] circa 1954

"Stop the H-Bomb Tests!" [flyer], Fellowship of Reconciliation 1954

Everybody's Committee to Outlaw War [mailer] 1954

Unitarian War Service Council booklet 1943

What Attitude toward Conscription? A Discussion of the Military Draft and the Proposed Labor Draft" published by the Independent Labor League 1943

"Summary of Brief. United States vs. Stanley Rappeport, Howard Schoenfeld, Albert Herling, Francis Hall, and William A. Winslow" circa 1940

"Military Conscription" William Bacon Evans 1945

"Conscription?" [leaflet] Anti-Conscription Committee February 1945

"George Brown for U.S. Senate, Help Elect a Dove Senator" flyer circa 1970