International Peace Campaign in London, England. Men stand in front of number 10 Downing Street. A man delivers a package, and leaves. several official automobiles arrive and Government officials get out and pose at the entrance. A huge crowd is being kept away from Number 10, Downing Street, by policemen who keep them confined to the end of the block. Buses pass by the crowd.
Air Raid Precaution Depot at Borough of Camberwell in London, England as World War 2 looms in Europe. People seated on chairs. Several women sit with their children. A man fits a gas mask on a woman. People stand around a table. Several articles and documents kept on a table. People try masks in the background. Posters are pasted on the wall. The posters read "Borough of Camberwell. Fitting of Gas Masks."
A soccer game between Queens Park Rangers and West Bromwich Albion at Wembley Stadium in London, England. 100 thousand fans cheer their favorite team. Rangers beat Albion by 3-2 to win the title.
People gather at a Christie's art auction in London England. Claude Monet's 'Terrasse a Sainte-Adresse' (Garden at Sainte-Adresse) brings over one million dollars from Jeffrey Agnew at the auction. It was sold by Pennsylvania clergyman Theodore Pitcairn. Agnew and other men look at the painting following the auction.
Ministers arrive and leave at 10 Downing Street in London, England during World War II. Minister of Information Alfred Duff-Cooper and Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Prime Minister Brendon Bracken. Officers, holding maps in hand, get out of the cars and enter a building. Minister of War Anthony Eden, Admiral Dudley Pound, Chief of the Imperial General Staff Sir John Dill, and Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs Viscount Caldecote enter the building. Official cars drive past on 10 Downing street. Arthur Greenwood, Lord of Admiralty walking out of the building. Ministers come out of the building.
Two U.S. Airmen stroll in Piccadilly Circus, London, England. British people crowd the streets during commuter rush hour. A British overseas Airways Company (BOAC) office displaying a sign about flying to the Commonwealth and all 6 Continents.
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