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Anna Mary Moses, 88, typifies what is best in the New England character. After rearing a large brood of children and grandchildren, 'Grandma' Moses turned towards art. She has become one of America's most important primitive painters.

Sheep graze in lush pasture before a large pillbox of the Maginot line near Boulay, France.

Two Mexican women in a dingy mud hut prepare tortillas in the identical manner of their people for hundreds of years.

Woman in hallway holding her head.

Woman being taken away against her will.

Woman being pulled up off the floor by her arm. She is obviously reluctant.

A young woman suffers from a loss of mental balance. Afflicted with catatonic schizophrenia--an ailment characterized by loss of contact with environment--she seals herself away from the world with a screen improvised from her own body.

Photo of Marshall taken during a meeting of the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Appeared in the New York Times August 2, 1949.

Connie Mack said he'd go on managing his team until he was 90. Mack is the 88 year old manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, who has managed the A's for fifty years.

The airplane in practical use. The Air Force flew thousands of tons of baled fodder to ranches whose natural forage was buried under an extra-heavy blanket of snow.