[Drill of the Home Guard, composed of men too old for regular military service, London]

[Officer of the Home Guard and a boy hanging upside down on a fence with a cricket bat, London]

[Woman and dog outside row of houses on Whichcote Street, in a heavily bombed neighborhood, London]

Boat crossing of French Prime Minister Pierre Laval (center, with hat) to London for conference, Calais

Flying bombs; crowds waiting for trains to take them to safe areas at Paddington Station, London.

Wolf House; Jack London's magnificent Wolf House had 26 rooms and 9 fireplaces, burned to the ground just as they were about to move in it. Jack London never recovered. Jack lived and died by his credo:

[Herbert Matthews, O. D. Gallagher and others writing from the censor's office, Barcelona]