Mrs. King, a descendent of one of the Cromwell exiles, at the door of her house at Bathsheba, Barbados, B. W. Indies

Swan Boat, Public Garden, Boston

From the British Isles, where land is at a premium, two men are bringing concepts for helping redesign the urban ghettos and give people the necessities for pleasant living. Changing the current population densities from a low 12-20 people per acre up to 65-70, but with coordinated planning for minimum crowding, the current dilemma within American cities might well be solved. City planners Walter Br, left, and Lord Llywellyn0Davies, right, study a model of the new town they are creating in Washington, Durham, England, a 19-section community that might soon be found throughout America.

A view of the City of Boston the capital of New England

Night scene, Boston from John Hancock