War Relief-Chest Drive Leaders Among Women's Agencies Plan Activity PREPARATIONS . . . Ready to do their part in attaining the $65,000 quota for the combined Red Cross-community chest cam¬paign are the above members of the women's division. Left to right they are: Mrs. J. Brady Dirker, Red Cross; Mrs. Ronald Wadsworth, Martha Junior society; Mrs. G. J. Carroll, division chairman; Mrs. George R. Whitmeyer, Children's Aid society; Mrs. V. J. Youel, Girl Scouts. Mrs. S. P. Dobbs, vice chairman, was absent when the photo was taken. WOMEN PREPARE TO VISIT HOMES Division Charged With Making Contact With Every Family The women's division of the Red Cross-community chest united cam¬paign today began preliminary ac-tivities with announcement by Mrs. G. J. Carroll, division chair¬man, of the appointment of a vice- chairman, team captains and a partial list of team workers. Mrs. S. P. Dobbs will serve as division vice chairman and the following are to be team captains: Mrs. Ronald Wadsworth, Martha Junior society; Mrs. George R. Whitmeyer, Children's Aid society; Mrs. V. J. Youel, Girl Scouts; Mrs. J. Brady Dirker, Red Cross. All of these teams represent organi¬zations which are agencies of the community chest. Team Members Members of Mrs. Whitmeyer's team as announced are Miss Anne Browning, Mrs. C. J. A. Lundquist, Mrs. W. O. Pell, Mrs. Thomas Tal¬bot, Mrs. C. N. Woods, Mrs. Wil¬liam B. Cook, Mrs. John Cleeves, Mrs. J. C. Daugherty, Mrs. R. E. Edens, Mrs. E. B. Coulsen, Mrs. Porter Robbins, Mrs. L. W. Over- street, Mrs. H. G. Cordon, Mrs. Fred W. Smith, Mrs. Ralph Green, and Mrs. Jean Shifflet. Following are members of Mrs. Youel's team: Mrs. Kenneth Cher- rington, Mrs. T. J. Foley, Mrs. Kenneth Cring, Mrs. J. S. Fruin, Mrs. G. B. Seaton, Mrs. R. L. Hick¬man, Mrs. L. G. Diehl, Mrs. J. C. Brown, Mrs. E. C. Outman, Mrs. H. W. Brangham, Mrs. W. H. Har¬ris, Mrs. H. D. Holsinger, Mrs. L. M. Huggins, Mrs. L. F. Haller, Mrs. Harold Olson and Mrs. P. A. Ballinger. 'Blackouts', 'Air Raids'—All for Red Cross Benefit EVENT TONIGHT…Wayne Carver, Mildred McPhie (center) and Beth Rhees, freshman class officers at Weber college, are shown making plans for a “Blitzkrieg” dance tonight at the college ballroom. The dance will be highlighted by “air raids” and “blackouts.” All receipts from the dance will be donated to the American Red Cross. “The public is invited,” said President Carver 'Blackout' To Get Funds For Red Cross "Blackouts" and "air raids" will keep Weber college in an uproar Friday as members of the freshman class whip into action with their "Frosh Blitz." The "blitzkrieg" will gain mo¬mentum during the freshman as¬sembly Friday morning and will carry through the freshman class dance in the college ballroom at night. Receipts from the dance will go to the Red Cross. It is the first of such events staged as usual but with the Red Cross to be the beneficiary. Mrs. C. T. Greenwell, executive secretary of the local Red Cross chapter, said she hopes other organiza¬tions will take the same ac¬tion. "If you are really interested in seeing what a total blackout looks like (if it has any looks), be sure to attend the Frosh Blitz," said one of the class of¬ficers. Student committees for the dance are: Cordelia Niland, Lu- Jean Hinchcliff, Ray Sanders, and Carl White, assembly; Mil¬dred McPhie and J. M. Heslop, publicity; Beth Rees, Carl White and David Meyers, decorations.