RG-2 : Cabinet War Committee / Comité de la guerre du Cabinet

SMVICE
COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING ( continued )
Trainees to supply personnel for coastal defence
units ; conscription out of the question ; 78, 13 .
Conscription for overseas service out of the
question ; difficulties re language at training
centres ; 80, 3 .
Indian claim of exemption referred to Minister of
Justice ; 83, 8-9 .
Views of Ministers re conscription for overseas
service ; necessity of emphasizing govt .'s opposition ;
supply of manpower ; demands of industr,y ; 84, 3-5 .
Conscription advocated by persons assoc:iated with
recruiting campaign ; necessity of clear statem ,3nt ;
/86, 3 .
Discussion re postponements to certain skilled workers
in war industries, workers in seasonal industries
& civilians at flying training schools, ate . ; re- ~
plac3menta from 30 day men ; 87, 2-3 .
Trainees being trained with active force in atmosphere
conducive to volunteering for overseas
service ; 87, 3 .
Position of Indians under DT.'.Y.S . Regulations ; 2A, 9 .
Postponements for farmers' sons requested by Quebec ;
/14, 9 .
Calling up of additional men ; 25 , 8 .
Trainees to provide part of 6th Division nersonnel ;
/ 99 . 2-3 .
Ckurshill says no assd for Canadian aansariptisn
for overseas ssrviss ; 0~7, 4 .
Mobilization and use of man-power ; Canadian Military
policy ; commi tment .~- of troops to Hong Kong not
to make conscription necessary ; situation re agricultural
labour ; 110 , 9-10-
Ralston to discuss in U .K . problem of employi .00
trainees under National Resources Mobilization Act ;
/110 , 10 .