Group Graduates Tonight As Teachers of First Aid They Will Take Direction Of Numerous Regular Courses Twenty-five men and women to¬night will complete a five-day, 15- hour course in first aid which fits them to become instructors in Red Cross first aid work. They will be assigned to instruct some of the 35 first aid courses now in progress in the county. William Raney, national field representative of the American Red Cross has been teaching the course, held three hours nightly all this week at Weber college. Large Attendance The 35 classes now under way in the county have an average attendance of more than 30 stu¬dents each, according to Kent S. Bramwell, Red Cross director of first aid training. A shortage of teachers, which graduation of the advanced group tonight will re¬lieve, has made it necessary for some of the local instructors to double up on classes. Mr. Raney will hold a similar course next week for registered nurses and school teachers who have completed the standard Red Cross first aid course and for anyone else interested who has completed the advanced course. Rare Attainment One of the most unusual first aid programs in the nation will begin, probably next Monday, at Ogden senior high school, Mr. Bramwell said today. At the com¬pletion of the school year, every student will be a qualified Red Cross first aider, Mr. Bramwell stated. The program is unusual both in the number of students to be trained and in the angements which have made it possible for trained Red Cross personnel to augment the regular faculty of the school. William P. Miller, superintendent of Weber county schools, has ruled that every teacher in the county district must complete at least the standard course offered in first aid by the Red Cross. In¬structors are being arranged for classes in strategic locations throughout the county to ac¬commodate these teachers. Other Courses Classes were started for the pub¬lic Thursday at South Ogden, Lewis high school and Ogden val¬ley, and courses reconvened at Roy town and at Lewis school. A new class for everyone in the vicinity of Ogden high school will be started tonight at seven o'clock in room 103 of the high school. Victor Hancock will be instructor. LEADER . . . William Raney, national field representative of the American Red Cross, who tonight completes an intensive instructors' course in first aid to augment the force of first aid teachers in Weber county VALLEY CLASS IS ORGANIZED Regular weekly first aid classes have been arranged for people liv¬ing in Ogden valley, Kent S. Bramwell, Red Cross first aid director reported today. West Lindsay of Liberty will be the instructor, and classes will be held in the Eden school, Thursday between seven- thirty p. m. and nine-thirty p. m., each week until the standard course is completed. Red Cross certificates will be given at the completion of the course. Regular Tuesday first aid classes will reconvene tonight at Weber college, Room 208, at seven p. m., and at the L. D. S. Seventeenth ward, Twenty-seventh and Jeffer¬son, at eight p. m. Wednesday night, classes will be held at the Third ward, Twenty-second and Grant at seven-thirty p. m.; at We¬ber college at seven p. m., room 208, and at the Nineteenth ward, below Wall on West Thirtieth street, at seven-thirty p. m. The public is invited to join any of these classes. A good attendence is reported at the instructorts' class, under the supervision of William Raney, na-tional field representative, which will be held each night this week from seven p. m. to ten p. m. A group of Methodist women are meeting each day from two p. m. to four p. m., under the direction of Mr. Bramwell. He reports a class of 40 women attending this class. CHAPTER OPENS STUDY TONIGHT First Aid Instructors' Class Scheduled At Weber College In the plan of Weber County Red Cross chapter to train suffi¬cient instructors to meet the de¬mands of this community for first aid training, William Raney, na¬tional field representative, will be¬gin a course for instructors this evening at seven o'clock in room 101, Central building of Weber col¬lege. Those who can qualify for this class are first aiders who have completed the standard and ad¬vanced courses and who desire to teach; registered nurses or pro¬fessional teachers who have com¬pleted the standard course. The latter are requested to attend the instructors' class starting next week, on Monday at the same hour and same place. Classes will run from seven until ten o'clock each night during the week. The course will be completed Friday evening. Other first aid classes starting tonight are the American-Japanese group, seven-thirty, and Weber county high school at seven p. m. The class at the L. D. S. Nineteenth ward will be held Wednesday at seven-thirty p. m. and not Tues¬day as announced. The class for the Hollanders in the Pingree school will begin one week from today and will be held on Monday nings, starting at seven-thirty. GIVE FOR HUMANITY'S SAKE! . . . The all-out drive for American Red Cross war relief and Ogden community chest is already started and progress is being made toward the goal of $64,360. Represent-ative of the work being done by a few of participating organizations for this great cause are these views. U p p e r picture shows a group of Red Cross workers in the production division. They are (left to right) Mrs. H. A. Benning and Mrs. B. W. O'Toole, secretaries of the Red Cross sewing rooms; Mrs. Wade M. Johnson, chairman of Weber chapter war production; Mrs. John H. .Gibson, in charge of yarn and knitting; Mrs. A. C. Hyde, chairman of cutting committee, Mrs. L. J. Paine, chairman of packing committee. Mrs. C. H. B. Seybert, retiring chairman of war production, was absent when picture was taken. First Aiders Have Lecture Tonight Dr. Orson Whitney Young of Weber college will give a lecture on physiology for Red Cross first aid students tonight at seven o’clock in room 204 Moench building of the college. Members of the following groups are especially requested to be present: Presbyterian, under direction of Mrs. O. D. Cortner; Aglaia, Mrs. W. G. Eakin; Women’s Safety council and Girl Scout groups, under direction of Ira Martin and Alpha Iota group under direction of Mrs. O. D. Cortner. Anyone else interested in first aid is welcome to attend.