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Manila, Filipino Hosts 3
"Mrs. Roberto Villanueva and their son at 315 Cataluna Street Manila. Roberto was a reporter for the 'Manila Post.' Dick Baxter and Fred Hill were guests in their home while on a 'wild cat pass' from Mindoro"
Manila, Filipino Hosts 4
"Mrs. Roberto (Corazon) Villanueva at their home in Manila - 315 Cataluna St. with their young son"
Manila, Filipino Hosts 5
"Alberto T. Abaya and his wife Corason. Cora was the sister of Roberto Villanueva who was a writer for the 'Manila Post' newspaper. Alberto was a civil engineer. At 315 Cataluna Street" From "Darkroom Soldier": "My Choice of Friends. Mr. and Mrs.…
Manila, Filipino Hosts 6
"Grandfather Manuel Villanueva with grandson. Manila, March 1945"
Manila, Filipino Hosts 7
"Hospitality in the Senior Villanueva home at 315 Cataluna Street, Manila. Capt Price - 49th Fighter Sqdn far left with cigarette"
Manila, Filipino Hosts 8
"Hospitality in the Senior Villanueva home at 315 Cataluna Street, Manila"
Manila, Ground Level 14
"Manila - Samar street sign" Sign on post reads: "This street clear of mines"
Manila, Street Laundry 1
"Lady washing clothes at a Manila street faucet"
Manila, Street Laundry 2
"Manila street bathing and laundry at a water faucet" From "Darkroom Soldier": "Liberated Hydrant. Filipinos bathe, wash, and clean at a Manila hydrant. After the March 3 liberation of Manila by Allied forces, water systems had not been restored to…
Portrait - Brooks Brothers
"Arthur, Sam, and Mark Brooks, dressed in uniforms and posing for a studio portrait with a large dog - about 1890. The boys were from England and were brought to America by their uncle, J.H. Smith of Portland, (Mt. Taber area) Oregon."