Flowers

WAC Technician (T/5) Lucille F. Weronski of Lackawanna, New York is displaying a container of flowers that she is arranging. She is serving as a mail clerk with the Army Post Office (A.P.O.) 464th, Fifth Army in the Sparanise Area, Italy.

WAC Private First Class Dorothy C. Carpenter, of Newport News, Virginia is holding with her pet dog, "Stinky", as they admire the flowers. Private Carpenter, a telephone operator at the 5th Army Headquarters, was stationed in the San Marco Area, Italy.

WAC Private First Class Lucy Amber of Brooklyn, New York is using her helmet to hold flowers. She is a member of the 6669th WAC Headquarters Platoon, Fifth Army, stationed in San Marco Area, Italy.

Two unidentified WACs talk with an unidentified Arab flower vendor as they shop for flowers on Mother's Day. The WACs were on duty in North Africa.

An unidentified WAC admires flowers in a flower shop in North Africa while an unidentified woman looks on.

Former First Lady Mrs. Bess Truman and an unidentified man are in front of the Carlyle Hotel in New York City. They are admiring the tulip beds. The photo is full length.

Photo of a Victory rose bush grown by Mr. Anton Zitnik of San Francisco, California. The bush is one continual plant and is 8 feet high and 13 feet wide. It spells out "1945." Donor: Anton Zitnik.

Exterior view which features an unidentified woman holding a bouquet of flowers being greeted by unidentified men. A portion of Charles Thayer can be seen on the right. Back of picture contains two inscriptions: (1) "Well known Moscow sight--back of Thayer's ear." and (2) "Wagg Shipdham 263 c/o Crutcher." Charles W. Thayer accompanied Averell Harriman as a guide and confidant on the trip which took place May 12 - June 26, 1959. Harriman went as a special foreign correspondent for the North American Newspaper Alliance (NANA).

Reathel Odum in a garden with a white flower.

General Wallace Graham (right) talks the manager of the United Fruit Company plantation at Toila, Honduras, out of some orchid plants.