Lunchtime Workers Aid British Relief

The video highlights the efforts of volunteer workers in the financial district who give up their lunch hours to make clothes for children in Britain affected by the war. Lady Gosford explains the significance of their sacrifice, emphasizing the urgent need for help. Under Mrs. Marjorie Newton's direction, British evacuee children model the clothes that will be sent to their peers back home.

What is the primary activity of the volunteers at 111 Broadway?

• Teaching children

• Organizing fundraising events

• Making clothes for cats in bombed Britain

• Cooking meals for soldiers

Who explains the volunteer work and sacrifices made by women in the financial district?

• A British soldier

• Mrs. Marjorie Newton

• Lady Gosford

• A local politician

What do the women in the financial district sacrifice to help the British War Relief Society?

• Their salaries

• Their weekends

• Their lunch hours

• Their vacation days

Who is responsible for directing the British evacuee children in modeling clothes?

• A local teacher

• Lady Gosford

• A fashion designer

• Mrs. Marjorie Newton

What is the purpose of the clothes modeled by the British evacuee children?

• To be used in a fashion show

• To be sold in a charity auction

• To be sent to their peers back home

• To be displayed in a museum