On a walk up the valley, near his home, Giacometti stops to talk with some children from Stampa. "I love children," he says, "but they frighten me. I always have the feeling they are going to crawl all over me like lots of little insects."

Lassoed, but after he had been given permission, the President tolerantly grins at a Hollywood cowboy

Republican Hyde Park gets out the bunting for a non-political speech by Neighbor Roosevelt

Shelterers from night raids sleeping in a London underground tube station. Note the flask-most of the early-comers (they have to arrive early to get the best positions) bring their suppers along, eat sandwiches, drink tea or coffee from flasks.

[Line of mostly Caucasian young men, including amputee on crutches, participating in civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery in protest of denial of black voting rights as pair of National Guardsmen watch from side, Alabama]

[Food being distributed to jobless workers at the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation, Portage, Pennsylvania]

Staff Attorney Bartholomew F. Murphy helps a client applying for free legal aid, at offices of the New York Legal Aid Society.

Displaced Persons: Russian woman sits against the wall while washing blows vigorously before her