00 RED CROSS RE-ELECTS ITS EXECUTIVE BOARD SALT LAKE, Dec. 5. Complying with the recommendation of the nominating nom-inating committee, all members of the executive committee, of Salt Lake chapter, American Red Cross, were reelected re-elected at the annual meeting last night. Tho mooting was hold in the executive apartments at Amelia palace at 8 o'clock. Deferring again to tho wishes of the nominating board, all heads of Red Cross departments were added to the general executive committee as ex- officio of-ficio members, and the names, too, of Mrs. Jeanette Hydo and Mrs. Simon ; Bamberger were added. This ' gives I the board a total of twenty-nine members. mem-bers. Tho board now consists of iho following: W. Mont Ferry, H. N. Byrne. E. O. Howard, John C. Cutler. A. N. McKay, Mrs. R. C. Gemmeli, B. F. Redman. Mrs. Solomon Siegel. Mrs. F. S. Rich-'ards, Rich-'ards, Mrs. J. L. Franken, W. R. Wal- lace. Miss Kate Williams. Robert J Shields, Mrs. Union Worthington, Miss 1 Alma Karlson, Joy II. Johnson, J. B. , I Scholcfiold. Mrs. W. W. niter, Mrs. W. , Mont Ferry, Frank P. Cook, Mrs. W. O. Cleland, Mrs. Ruth May Fox, A. H. M Boxrud, J. A. Reeves, Mrs. George M. Miller, A D. Smith, Mrs. Hugh van IH Swearingen, Mrs. Jeanette B. Hyde, 1! Mrs. Simon Bamberger. Of these Mrs. Franken is head of the 1 surgical dressing department, Mrs. Worthington of tho supplies. Mr, John- son of the home service, Mr. Schole- , Hl field, auditor; Mx-s. Cleland, secre- tary; Mr. Boxrud and Mrs. Miller, 1 ! H Red Cross Shop; Mr. Reeves, canteen; Mr. Smith, salvage, and Mrs Van 4 Swearingen, motor corps. r' '