Veteran Martin Goldsmith drops his flaming discharge papers after he lit them as part of local anti-war demonstration 10/16. More than 300 persons gathered in front of the Federal Building where some dozen draft cards were returned to the Government as a protest against the Vietnam war

Kantuta Flor Simbolica, Bolivia

Living quarters for Roscoe, a migrant worker, are a dilapidated shack set in the orchards of a farm near Hudson, N.Y., where he's working for the cherry picking season. Most of the migrant laborers live in one-room cabins, with rudimentary kitchens, a bare minimum of furniture and a common washhouse. Those who live and travel the migrant route are subject to a special kind of poverty. Living from day to day, they rarely stay in one place long enough to qualify for benefits available to others in the same poverty levels.

Greetings from Seaside Park, N.J.

Mrs. Hazel Curnane Gow