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(Original Caption) 1962-London, England: Heading a procession of women on an anti-bomb march through the ice and slush of London, are - left to right: Mrs. Diana Collins, wife of Canon, wife of Canon L.J. Collins, Chairman of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament; Mrs. Diana Leslie, who carries a poster depicting a Japanese atomic-bomb victim; and the Marchioness of Queensbury. About 70 women took part in the procession which passed along Whitehall to Admiralty House, the Prime Minister's residence. The demonstration was sponsored by English and American women's organizations.

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