They are, in fact. But remember
when a drowning person gets a dan
gerous hold on his rescuer then two
lives and not one are at stake, and
brutal methods are to be resorted to
In such emergencies.
But learn to be a live-saver without
getting into a trap—the trap of let
ting the victim clamp a dangerous
hold on you.
A competent life guard knows how
to perform a resoue so that it really
looks easy and you can. too. Now,
good bye and good luck, little fish.
Fatal Holds.
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Keep all clippings of Tons Webb's
12 lessons in swimming, diving and
lifesaving. Paate them in your scrap
book. Make a record, with date, of
how well you succeed in following the
instruction.
Tom Webb would like to know
about you also and asks that you
write him. Tell him if you could
swim at ail. and what you can do
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now.
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