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Show The Cache American, Lojran, Cache County, Utah Like Their Sisters They Await Pay YCZX f NJU? rt u Iace Seven Winners of National 19 )5 Corn Growing Awards New Envoy to China r Sl" t tv-.'!:- ,: ;!XXV: w "; hk- V . v . i"Y , . i fv. ' Vf.r V .; . V - V As Is the habit of women the world over, these Indian women, husbands are employed at the Pickle Crow gold mine In Canada, their husbands with their pay checks. Indian workers are paid same rate as white men, average base pay of $47 per week, but it many prefer credits at local stores to actual cash. whoso await at the General of the Army George C. Marshall, upper, who steps into the world's No. 1 postwar trouble! spot, China, due to his recent ap-- ! polntment as ambassador, succeed-- , ing Maj. Gen. P. J. Hurley, lower, who resigned to protest against policies in China. j The champion corn growers of America were announeed during the meeting of the Illinois Agricultural association at Chicago. Shown left to right are W. W. Middleton, Mount Jackson, Va., the national chain Pion! Sirs. O. S. Lee Jr., Forest Hill, Md., woman champion; and Charles Beatty of Ohio, junior champion. Is said Legion Commander Bottle Pussy Has Dinner T f i l ' x ' !' i X v T .r ' f. V r - - H ' r . t .., .44 When it comes to putting on the feed bag, Muggsy just wont stand So the photographers presence didnt stop him from for interruptions. Photo shows Muggsy in a grade A session as keeping on schedule. he juggles the bottle at the Marilyn Williston home at Weymouth, Mass. It is impossible to get the cat to drink out of a saucer or pan. UNRRA Rebuilding Youth of Europe of IlliJohn Stelie, nois, who will serve as commander of the American Legion during 1946. WKh hundreds of thousands of veG erans of World War 11 joining with veterans of World Waf , Legion, it becomes the largest organization in V. S. Barefoot Tennis Ace This U. S. built Northrop jet bomb, a vast improvement over the German version, is built on the flying center bulge of the wing itself. Giant wing pattern and carries its jet engine in the stubby, barrel-shape- d magnesium casting in the Inner wing carries the bombs warheads, or explosive charges. These bombs were built by Northrop and delivered to the army. Span of the jet bomb is about 30 feet. Model is shown on miniature track. In the air, insert, is the real thing. Adopted Chinese Get Into Spirit ; :r Navys New Coach X ' A " r ' r4miA AA a 4r ' i I?. - N A ' I M J A 1 A tj 1 a v h h3f MXsSi k 'ltd u. Last A UNRRA doctor took these two pictures of the same baby. little skeleton, just liberated from a Nazi conJuly this centration camp, was turned over to the UNRRA. By the end of October, after months of excellent care in Sweden, he was a normal healthy baby demonstrating the success of building up Nazi starved children. ld Percherons Become Circus Stars has Oinny Fails, Australias favorite tennis player, shown in his fareported selected to succeed Comdr. Oscar Hagberg as head as he vorite footwear nothing Since the British liberation of Hong Kong, these two Chinese brothers, coach of the Navy football team. took the measure of some of Unitstars named Big Wings, 11, and Little Wings, 8, have been adopted by the RAF Photo shows him when he starred ed States new when they visited Australia as G.I.s Spitfire squadron stationed at Kaitak airport. Tbeir father was killed by for the Navy in 1931. He will take the Japs and their mother is seriously ill. and G.I. morale builders. charge next year. top-ranki- General Follows Son First New Irons Off Assembly Line Heads Legion W omen 011 ' ' '4 V h T I iV rT y. if fc Srff" : V sWlv.. iU For the first time In the history of the circus, Percherons are being trained to become sawdust ring stars. Sometimes known as the Percheron Norman, named from La Perchc, a French district, this type of horse is .ordinarily a work horse. These magnificent specimens are being trained at the Sarasota, Fla., cir' "s winter training headquarters. m t thsoovi Lieut. Gen. Alexander M. Patch, Newest kind ol iron, a Enreka company cordless of World War I, who also electric, wMch from safety base to which cord is attached, is shown coming off iperates both the Germans fought against elec-ri- o and Japs in World War II, recent- he assembly line. The iron operates from a thermostat-controlle- d safety base from which instant heat is drawn by brief electric con-ac- t. ly died at San Antonio. He lost his A micro-heson in this war. regulator In base governs temperature. veteran at Mrs. Walter G. Craven, Charlotte, N. C., who was elected president of the American Legion auxiliary at the national convention recently held in Chicago |