Chinese workman at the U.S. Army 14th Air Force Headquarters uses the neck of the discarded light bulb for a drinking glass.

This Chinese woman does a thriving business in selling cigarette butts to the poor of Kunming.

With the free French foroes in the Western Desert: A "poilu" taking a drink after dinner Date Created/Published: between 1940 and 1950 Medium:. C

Millville, New Jersey - Glass bottles. L.G. Nestor Co. Worker finishing the end of a sulphur determinator. Here the worker is smoothing off the end of the tubing after heating it over the gas flame.

Millville, New Jersey - Glass bottles. L. G. Nestor Co. Tube worker blowing conductivity cell. This highly skilled worker takes glass tubing and blows it into the intricate shapes needed for chemical ware. He uses blue prints in determining the size of the bottles he blows. The glass is heated ready

Sgt. Henry Klein, N.Y.C., manager of new USAFIME, Cairo, Hgs Post Exchange sells T/4 Ralph Lohman his ration of American beer. Seven cans were rationed in Sept. but future deliveries were uncertain.

Drinking from bottles at Military camp

Dr. F.F. Smith, of the Bureau of plant quarintine and entomology, pouring naphthalene flakes on bulbs before being planted, 8/30/38

Officers on Mogmog Island. Pilots on liberty at the bar