The Montana Standard from Butte, Montana • 6

"I Pit; i ii i .1 1 1 1 1 1 ay's News ctor vi 1 he k. FJ 'sV-ssX ssX, 0: -i Mm VISIT LIBERATED ISLANDS School children from the channel islands cheer King George and Queen Elizabeth as their majesties walk through Candle -Gardens, Guernsey, during the British rulers' visit to the islands for the first time since liberation. They had been occupied by Nazis. f5B: SIP i 5 1 pmmmmmMmm KITTENS IN A PLANE Discovered as stowaways aboard a Coast Guard PBY seaplane, on her way to rescue a downed Navy flyer off the coast of California, are "Salty" and her two kittens pictured in upper photo. Lower photo shows Chief 0.

W. Dybedal keeping lookout in the blister of the huge mercy plane while the three stowaways enjoy the ride. Official tUnited States Coast Guard photo. GAL WITH AN IDEA Although this picture from Hollywood was intended primarily as an advance on the arrival of summer, it can be put into immediate use in the broiling east where summer temperatures already prevail. Barbara Bates of the screen is the cool model.

LOOKS ARE DECEIVING Amicado Farola of Dulag. Leyte. is a Philippine guerrilla scout operating with a reconnaissance squadron of the U. S. 24th division.

The hair-do may be unusual, but Farola has more Japanese kills to his credit than he will admit to strangers. His associates confirm his scouting and fighting ability. This is an official United States Army Signal Corps photograph. Ai KP 111 i 1 i UNDER MUTUAL AID agreement, three Canadn companies I K'Ji'i are building railway cars for Russia to keep Soviet supplies I JiL iw rolling. One plant alone (at Trenton.

N. is turning out 1.500 1 'A r' cars this summer the strongest built in Canada. While Canadian American flatcars carry 50 tons, these cars for Russia are I 7 built to carry a 55-ton load. Each car. complete with weighs three and one-half tons, built entirely of steel except for I i wooden platforms.

Soviet technicians supervise the construction. jui1 KJ rra? I w. jMI, 1 GRAND OPENING Joe E. Brown, famed comedian who snorts an oversize mouth. ODens un for CaDt.

A. Cheifitz. Brooklyn, N. of the Medical corps at Puerto Prin- "BRIDE SHJP" PASSENGERS Mrs. Elma Arnold and her cessa, Palawan island, in the Philippines.

Brown, a two babies. Robert and Clifford, are shown here following favorite with overseas GI's, needed a little throat lubri- their arrival in San Francisco from Australia aboard the cation before putting on one of his shows. This is an "Bride Ship" which brought to this country neary. 400 official United States Army Signal Corps photograph, brides for various destinations in the United States. Jnrt nrViadc A uUFEt i Vinrpfl fnr thp flatrar at.

this factorv. where fTiVLI bll frl kink puuivu lil uivuiUA xiclj. niivvitj pww 1 for flatcars being built for 'Russia in Canadian factories. 1,500 cars are being wheeled for Russians this summer. jmmmmmm iw at 5 4 i 1 ft- i wmj It jf i I SUMMER BASIC Career 1 I 4 girl's favorite is the simply STRATOSPHERE QUARTET These four stuffed suits with a passion for anonymity are cut black eyelet cotton "strato-suits" which may enable flyers to penetrate farther into the stratosphere than dress which Radio Actress ever before about 15 miles." Developed under guidance of the Air -Technical Service.

Virginia True selects command, they are. shown being tested by C. W. LeguiHon, left, and Russell Colley, in the summer collections of the B. F.

Goodrich plant in Akron, a transparent; plastic Rubble head- Ariane Mireau originals, piece replaces the cloth hoods. The suit is fastened by means of an airtight zipper. RUSSIAN INSIGNIA and lettering Is stencilled on the side of the flatcar, which is ready to roll on arrival in Russia..