PRESIDENT-ELECT & PREMIER MEET

The transcript describes a significant meeting between General Eisenhower and Mr. Churchill at Mr. Bernard Baruch's home in New York. It highlights the media attention the meeting received and the posed photographs taken. Later, Churchill visits the birthplace of his mother, Jenny Jerome, in Brooklyn, accompanied by his daughter Sarah, who had previously unveiled a commemorative plaque there. Churchill received a warm welcome from New Yorkers during his visit.

Where did the meeting between General Eisenhower and Mr. Churchill take place?

• 10 Downing Street

• The United Nations Headquarters

• Mr. Bernard Baruch's home in New York

• The White House

Who accompanied Mr. Churchill to the house where his mother was born?

• His wife

• His daughter, Sarah

• His son

• His brother

What was the significance of the house on Henry Street, Brooklyn?

• It was the birthplace of Mr. Churchill's mother

• It was where Mr. Churchill was born

• It was the headquarters of the British Embassy

• It was the residence of General Eisenhower

What significant event did Sarah Churchill perform at her grandmother's birthplace?

• She organized a parade

• She hosted a dinner

• She unveiled a commemorative plaque

• She gave a speech

What was the public's reaction to Mr. Churchill's visit to Brooklyn?

• A warm welcome

• Protests

• Indifference

• A small gathering