Operations at a Textile mill. Men are checking and loading fabric rolls for manufacture into military uniforms. Man transporting the rolls on a lorry. Fabric passed through steam rollers. Drawing, cutting and stitching of military uniform drafts is shown. Cut-outs from a material are taken.
An African American shoveling down coal to a coal chute from a truck in New York. The African American is the driver and operator of the truck. The truck is painted with slogans and posters saying 'Father Divine is Love' and God Loves Peace'. The African American man drives away in his truck.
The "Prosperity barber shop" in an African American locality in New York. The shop has slogans of peace endorsement painted on its walls. People are sitting outside the shop. Slogans 'Peace' given as much importance as the rate chart of the shop.
Shops such as those of Father Divine's grocery and sweets in New York endorse peace in the name of divine. Slogans for peace written on the buildings and shops saying 'Divine Loves Peace'. People can be seen involved in daily activities. African American nurses coming out of a house whose door is written with peace slogans.
Cars and traffic outside a residential brownstone neighborhodd in New York City, USA. Closer view of one brownstone home shows its address "1887" at the top of its entrance.
An African American man with his hand cart standing outside Peace ShoeShine Shop in New York. An African American child watches as the man prepares snow balls. The hand cart of this man is written with slogans as 'Peace to The World' and 'Peace I Thank YouFather'. A cart with a man selling peanuts.
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