You should include two other attributes on the <IMG> tags to tell the browser the size of the images it will downloading with the text. The HEIGHT and WIDTH attributes let the browser set aside the appropriate space (in pixels) for the images as it downloads the rest of the file.
You can get the pixel size from image-processing software, such as Adobe Photoshop. Some browsers will also display the dimensions of an image file in the title bar if the image is viewed by itself without an enclosing HTML document.

Use the IMG attributes like this:

<IMG SRC="your image file" HEIGHT=100 WIDTH=65>

Some browsers use the HEIGHT and WIDTH attributes to stretch or shrink an image to fit into the allotted space when the image does not exactly match the attribute numbers. Not all browsers will do this so be careful.

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