The little people of Kobryn, eastern Poland. How would you like to own a nice little farm of 12 acres, and yet be too small yourself to work it? This is the fate of the Kuliki family of Kobryn, who now make their home in the American Red Cross orphanage established here some months ago by Major A.G. Plankers, of St. Paul, Minn. The Kuliki's are dwarfs and though they were once considered rich, as peasants go, and still own their property, it has been ruined by the war, and they are too little to restore it and take care of it themselves. From left to right: Marjanna Kuliki, Lukisz Kuliki, Eva Raskiewicz, Kaiwery Kuliki, Joseph Raskiewicz, Michal Raskiewicz
