Children

David K. Niles, far right, with three unidentified adults and a small child he holds by the hand standing on the deck of a boat. The life preserver above him reads, "Sun & Surf Club."

Unidentified man greets a group of Israeli men, women, and children. Back of the photo has a handwritten note beginning with Hebrew characters and then reading, "On the eve of the New Year I send to you and all your dear ones my best wishes for a Happy New Year! May the coming year bring blessings of life health and happiness to all our people and peace to all mankind. For your kind friendship during the years I shall ever be appreciative. Shalom! Sincerely Max." "Max" is underlined.

His Royal Highness Crown Prince Saud Al-Saud of Saudi Arabia (center) holding hand of child at Lafayette Elementary School (city and state unidentified). Others unidentified.

David K. Niles sits in a field with an unidentified boy perched on his shoulders.

Photograph of a young boy all dressed up, probably David K. Niles. He is standing in front of a screen next to an ornate chair. Propped on the chair is a photo of a baby, probably of David Niles.

Three unidentified women and an unidentified child, possibly David K. Niles's family.

Unidentified family, possibly David Niles as a child, printed on a blank post card.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (standing, right) visiting children in the nursery at the Overseas Processing Office at Fort Mason, California. The Army officer on the left is unidentified.

Interior view of a group of unidentified children seated and attending a Christmas party held for them and their families. Although not identified, the party appears to have been given by Ambassador and Mrs. James C. Dunn while Mr. Dunn was U.S. Ambassador to Italy (1946-1952). The location probably is Rome, Italy and held during the early 1950s.

View of a Santa Claus handing out gifts, with the help of Ambassador James C. Dunn standing just behind him, to a group of unidentified children and families attending a Christmas party. Although not identified, the party appears to have been given by Ambassador and Mrs. James C. Dunn while Mr. Dunn was U.S. Ambassador to Italy (1946-1952). The location probably is Rome, Italy and held during the early 1950s.