[Home Guard warden and woman share tea in an air-raid shelter, London]

[Mrs. Gibbs, a resident of Whichcote Street, in a heavily bombed Cockney neighborhood, London]

[Roofless interior of St. John's Church in a heavily bombed Cockney neighborhood, London]

[John Huston and Humphrey Bogart watching the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, London]

Prime Minister J. Ramsay MacDonald Speaking at Dinner of a Teachers' Organization, London

[Civil-defense worker showing girl how to wear a gas mask, London]

[Katherine Kath dancing on the set of Moulin Rouge, in Shepperton Studios, near London]

[Exhibition poster for Sander: People of the 20th Century, The Photographer's Gallery, London]

[Retired pastor of St. John's Church in a heavily bombed Cockney neighborhood, London]

[Home Guard warden and woman share tea in an air-raid shelter, London]

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

Inside the Tate Gallery--London, Where the Picaso Exhibit was held--Spectators in an Abstract Mood

Readers of the Sunday Dispatch looking at Erich Salomon's famous photographs of the High Court, London

Inside the Tate Gallery--Where the Picaso Exhibit was held in London, spectators in an Abstract Mood

[John F. Kennedy on S.S. Queen Mary sailing for London to visit his family]

[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]

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

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

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:

[Journalists (Herbert Matthews, far left, and O'Dowd Gallagher, far right), Barcelona]