Member of Parliament, Herbert Stanley Morrison sitting in his office in London. He talks on the phone. A lady comes in and gives him a paper. Cartoon drawings, one with caption "What did Morrison say in '35". A bust of Morrison on the table.
Exterior of President of League of Nation union , Lord Viscount Cecil's house in London. He dictates a letter to daily telegraph.
Workers coming out from their workplace in England. Pro-Czechoslovakian demonstrations of workers. They demonstrate on the new Air Ministry building (Whitehall, London SW1A 2HB, United Kingdom) in Whitehall. They hold banners and boards in their hands. Car passing on by the street.
Demonstrations of the workers in Berkeley square in England. They hold banners and boards in their hands. Several banners read "Stand by the Czechs." Cars parked on the street. Boy on a bicycle. Policeman walking with the marchers.Taxis make way slowly at side of the street. Workers talk amongst them. Men stand on a platform holding banners. Other demonstrating men gather at the place.
Captain W. W. Wilson of the U.S. Navy cruiser USS Nashville (CL-43) arrives at Town Hall to call on the Mayor in England. Wine and glasses on the table. Deputy Mayor Councilor H.A. Hodge talks to Captain Wilson. He watches a paper. Other dignitaries standing with them.
Sailors of USS Nashville arriving at Gravesend Pier in England. Sailors and ladies drinking wine. They board a ship. A sailor and a woman smoke and talks amongst themselves. Other people on the ship drink wine and talk. Boats pass by in background.
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