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Departure of the S.S. Negbah for Israel, with the 426 Jewish orphans who spent the year in the Ilaniah Children's Village.

Service men take over distribution of England's food supplies. Soldiers carrying meat from Smithfield Market, London, to the waiting Army transports.

Service men take over distribution of England's food supplies. Soldiers loading the meat on to waiting lorries at Smithfield meat market today.

Service men take over distribution of England's food supplies. A radio-control post on the roof of a building in the Smithfield Meat Market area, manned by Army signallers.

Children standing by an American Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) truck outside the Lindenheuvel children's home.

Four women examine a shoe taken from a shoebox at a distribution center in Amsterdam; men in the background.

The care of Germany for its Population. The German card for distribution of bread. When Germany established the Card systeme at once in the beginning of the war, the whole Enemy's press marked this as a sign of economic weakness, telling tat Germany had not enough to eat. Now this card is showing the realty about the German alimentation. English people do not receive such quantities.

In German-occupied Holland. A Dutch child, eating her scanty daily meal at a food distribution centre. Despite the hunger and cold this brave little girl has not lost hope and courage.

In German-occupied Holland. Fuel is one of the great problems. There has been no distribution of coal. People take wood from wherever they can find it. Two ill clad children in Amsterdam, dragging home a sack of firewood they have been able to collect.

In German occupied Holland. Fuel is one of the great problems. There has been no distribution of coal. Two ill clad children in Amsterdam, laboriously dragging home a sack of twigs which they have collect.