‘Learn To Swim’ Course Will Take Place In June Campaigns Said To Cause Great Reduction In Fatalities Reduction in the number of deaths from drowning since 1914 was attributed today by Carl Belliston, Weber county chairman of the American Red Cross life saving program, to the water safety campaigns sponsored by chapters of the Red Cross over the nation. It has been tentatively decided the annual “learn to swim” campaign of the county chapter will be held here the week of June 8, Belliston said. Last year, some 1,000 persons received instruction. Mr. Belliston, who is also assistant coach of Weber college, said persons between ages of 15 and 19 figure highest in the annual toll of deaths from drowning. Between 1930 and 1934, inclusive, 19 persons met their deaths in local rivers and canals, while 31 persons were drowned in Salt Lake county during the same period. One of the objectives of the annual training course is to instruct persons to perform artificial respiration, as well as to rescue persons who have fallen into deep water. Mr. Belliston said many lives would be saved if more persons were instructed in the above duties, making mention of the case of a near tragedy which happened in a Salt Lake City river Tuesday. Had boys who saved the life of a five-year-old child not been trained in life saving, the child would probably have suffered death, he said. During the 1930-1934 period, Mr. Belliston said, Beaver, Daggett, Kane, Rich, San Juan, Seveir, Washington and Wayne had not reported a single death from drowning. For Training Carl Belliston is chairman of the local Red Cross lifesaving program. CHEST WOMEN LINE UP TEAMS FOR BIG DRIVE Important Meetings to Be Held Today At Ben Lomond Two important meetings for all team captains and workers in the men’s and women’s divisions of the Community Chest campaign will be held today, according to an announcement from chest headquarters in the Hotel Ben Lomond. The women’s division workers under the direction of Mrs. G. L. Becker will hold the first meeting, beginning at two o’clock this afternoon in the Hotel Ben Lomond. Important instructions and plans for the big drive, which starts February 12, will be outlined. At four o’clock the men’s division under Ora Bundy will hold a similar meeting in the hotel. The list of workers for Mrs. Becker’s division was completed Thursday. Names of the officers and teams are as follows: Division A. Mrs. H. A. Benning, colonel. Team A-2-Mrs. H. B. Way, major; captains, Mrs. A. H. Aland, Mrs. Will Bowman, Mrs. Harold Dahlstrom, Mrs. J. Q. Leavitt, Mrs. A. V. Zabriskie. Team A-3-Mrs. Kenneth C. Ikeler, major; captains, Mrs. Harmon B. Barton, Mrs. H. B. Jex, Mrs. Carlyle C. Eubank, Mrs. Vern C. Brown, Mrs. A.H. Chambers. Division B. Mrs. L. B. Merrill, Colonel. Team B-6-Mrs. George H. Lowe, major; captains, Mrs. W. H. Feldsted, MRs. E. J. Fjeldsted, Mrs. J. E. Nelson, Mrs. M. L. Dye, Mrs. J. C. Allen. Team B-7-Mrs. C. L Forsling, major; captains, Mrs George French, Mrs. G. D. Pickford, Mrs. J.E. Parks, Mrs. W. T. Astill, Mrs. Roy Packer, MRs George Glen, Jr., Mrs. Gifford Winkler. Team B-8-Mrs. Henry W. Nelson, major; captains, Mrs. Joseph Stewart Allen, Mrs. Owen Cutler, Mrs. George Dickson, Mrs. James Abbott, Mrs. Ronald Wadsworth. Division C. Mrs. Fred M. Nye, colonel. Team C-10-Mrs. A. W. Bartlett, Jr., major; captains, Mrs. George Abbott, Mrs. Richard Badger, Mrs. Walter Ellingson, Mrs. Hugh Ford, Ronald Wadsworth. Division C. Mrs. Fred M. Nye, colonel. Team C-10-Mrs. A. W. Bartlett, Jr., major; captains, Mrs. George Abbott, Mrs. Richard Badger, Mrs. Walter Ellingson, Mrs. Hugh Ford, Miss Katheryn Greenwell. Division D. Mrs. Ezra Richardson, colonel. Team D-13-Mrs. Eldred R. Hatch, major; captains, Mrs. C. L. Galbraith, Mrs. Ed Williams, Mrs. Thomas Williams, Miss Ruth Cave. Team D-14-Mrs. Frank Francis, major; captains Mrs. Robert Salmon, Mrs. Clair Boyle, Mrs. J. D. Reynolds, Mrs. Nora Campbell, Mrs. Fred Edson, Mrs. Arthur Betts, Mrs. Irma Firth, Mrs. Jed Ballantine. Team D-15-M W. H. Williams, major; captains Mrs. C. H. Thorstensen, Mrs. L. J. Paine, Mrs. Cleve Poulson, Mrs. A. E. Edson, Mrs. Harry Bagley. Team D-16-Mrs. G. G. Moyes, major; captains, Mrs. L. J. Holther, Mrs. C. H. Packer, Mrs H C Shepherd, Miss Margaret Anderson Division E. Mrs. Wm. Treseder, colonel. Team E-17-Mrs. Ellen Gullikson, major; captains, Mrs. Jos. Mickelwaite, Mrs. Louis Read, Mrs. Jos. Fuller, Mrs. Clyde Gale, Mrs. Howard Shupe. Team E-19-Mrs. Christina Scherer, major; captains, Mrs. H. R. Schouten, Mrs. Bernard S. Stone, Mrs. Jessie Wood, MRs. Wm. A. Koldewyn, Mrs Charles Hocking, Mrs Howell Slater, Mrs. E. B. Fuller, Mrs. Chas F. Preece. Division F. Mrs. Harry Wright, colonel. Team F-20—Mrs. Jos. L. Whitaker, major; captains, Mrs. Hattie Iverson Mrs. W. G. Blakeley, Mrs. J. F. Dumke, Mrs. Henry Barker, Mrs. R. Cottrell, Mrs. C. L. Keller Team F-21-Mrs. S. L. Sherman major; captains, Mrs. Darcy Nye, Mrs. Rulan Taylor, Mrs. Ernest Larsen, Mrs. Orson Taylor, Mrs. H. McGlone, Mrs. Junius Taylor, Mrs. C. D. Simpson Team F-22-Mrs. Mary Wattis Brown, major; captains, Miss Anna Stone, Mrs. Weck D. Shaw, Mrs. A. P. Miller. Team-23-Mrs. Sumner P. Nelson, major; captains, Mrs Parley L. Anderson Mrs. David L. Kerr Mrs. Stephen T. Durrant, Mrs. O.L Syphers, Mrs. Harry Wright. Team F-24-Mrs. George H. Matson, major; captains, Mrs. Jos. Loughran, Mrs. H. O. Sangberg, Mrs. Frank Rounds, Mrs. W. E. Quillinan, Mrs. P. C. Krauss, MRs. G. H. Wheelock Mrs. R. P. Morrissey.