Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1942 — Page 10

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SCOUTS GIVEN

Group Leaders to Conduct Messenger Schools in Each Community.

Boy scout officials here today be-| gan gearing their organization to! train U. S. youths for civilian defense messenger service. The plan} iz state-wide and trained messen-| gers are expected to be in operation] within the next few months. Clarence A. Jackson, state defense council director, announced the plan today following a conference with defense officials and scout authorities. The plan as it now stands is to| have scoutmasters and assistants in| each community conduct the messenger schools. The recruiting of messengers will not be confined to) scout troops but it is from this group that most of the messenger candidates are expected to be obtained. Many Messengers Needed

A basic training course for older boys, to act as assistant instructors, will be given at the Indiana Boys’ State, June 20 to 27. The Boys’ State is sponsored by the American Legion. Mr. Jackson said that the Boy Bcout organization had been selected for the duty of training the messengers because of its special experience in organizing and training boys and young men for “forms of service closely akin to messenger gervice in the civilian defense program.” Large numbers of messengers will be required for the defense program. Mr. Jackson said that C. J. Carlson, probably will confer with all scout regional scout executive in Chicago, councils in Indiana within the next few days on the program.

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