No Thuumbnails of JPG files

I just got OSX on my new MacBook Pro. In Finder, the thumbnails for JPGs do not show the actual picture, just the word "JPG". TIFFs are fine.
On my PowerBook, all JPG files have thumbnails. I just can't remember how I made this happen.
Thanks in advance for any advice...

J Michael,
From...across the Sound.
The window must have Column view selected. Then View>Show View Options, Check (Show icons). You can also click on the gear icon in the window toolbar and select "Show View Options."
;~)

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