Unites of the mightiest fleet in the world stand at anchor in the Hudson River. On Navy Day a crowd estimated at 3,500,000 lined the Manhattan side of the river (left), along which curls Henry Hudson Parkway,

Brought from his bed by the thunder of exploding bombs, this pajama-clad islander has rushed out on his terrace to scan with binculars smoke-swept scene. Back and forth Jap planes roared, while at Pearl Harbor other bombs were falling from other planes

Wheatly child - finishing dressing. Nurse - Mrs. Margaret Neiberger- fill in for summer

[rail car loaded with boxes being pushed by villager, pulled by woman in white]

[Helmeted worker in overalls holding wrench by valves]

[Herman Stegos, age 11, hitting a home run over the fence]

[Black motorcycle policeman stopping white man in cadillac convertible in Harlem, from essay concerning Ralph Ellison's "Invisible Man"]

[Two homeless men sleeping on the streets]