A happy group of Hungarian youngsters needs no prompting to smile for the photographer for this pose aboard the Navy transport Gen. Walker which brought nearly 2,000 Hungarians to New York Feb.15, 1957. They were a part of the largest group of refugees to arrive in the United States through the Government's sea-lift. After docking, they were transported to Camp Kilmer, N.J., for processing. (AP Photo/Anthohny Camerano)
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