Full title reads: "On Board S.S. Empress of Britain. 'To set going the Wheels of Empire Trade'. Mr Baldwin heads delegation of 7 Cabinet Ministers for great Imperial Conference at Ottawa."
View of the liner S.S. Empress of Britain.
C/U Stanley Baldwin and Neville Chamberlain. Pan along...
Full title reads: "On Board S.S. Empress of Britain. 'To set going the Wheels of Empire Trade'. Mr Baldwin heads delegation of 7 Cabinet Ministers for great Imperial Conference at Ottawa."
View of the liner S.S. Empress of Britain.
C/U Stanley Baldwin and Neville Chamberlain. Pan along the line to show J H (James Henry) Thomas, Viscount Hailsham, Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister, Walter Runciman and Sir John Gilmour. All members of the Cabinet on their way to Ottawa.
Good shots of these politicians from the National Government.
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