Props Come Out. Right -- The technical men arrive and the stage begins to emerge from its cocoon. The repertory for the summer of 1936 includes four plays being presented free in nineteen of the city parks.

A C-47 bringing food to the blockaded city lets down over Berliners watching from ruins at edge of Tempelhof Field. Overcast weather slowed deliveries and authorities warned that the great air lift cannot entirely aupply the capital

City room of the Louisville Courier Journal at the time of the Louisville Flood: (L-R) Art Abfies (photographer-feet on desk), B. Platt (reporter-"Press" on hat), Harold Davis (photographer, Lighting cigarette at lamp). Wilbur Cogshall (news editor)

[Man arrested for cross-dressing, New York]

Koran readers divide up their tips. These men recite passages from the Koran to during funerals in the City of the Dead in exchange for donation. One million people live, work, shop and go to school in Cairo's main cemetery.

A mother washes her baby near the remains of their bulldozed home in Qaladiza, a city of more than 100,000 Kurds that was leveled by the Iraqi army in the 1980's.

[Mayor Fiorello La Guardia in a police car]