1. Shot list # (0:04): North Korean People's Army delegate Nam Il, UN negotiating representative General Charles Turner Joy, William K. Harrison, and others are shown entering and leaving the conference site at Panmunjom. (0:49) U.S. military policemen stand guard in front of the Panmunjom tent, and one soldier is smoking a cigarette.
(1:01) Slate. Date: February 16, 1952. Camera number: 372444. Location: Panmunjom. Title: Peace Talks at Panmunjom. Cameraman: W. A. Cady. Nam Il leaves the meeting place, and General Joy, Wm. P. Nuckols, Ruthven E. Libby, Capt. H. M. Briggs, and others come out, explain the meeting to reporters, and then board a helicopter. The helicopter flies to the UN Advance Headquarters in Seonyuri.
# 33 (2:11), slate. Date: February 16, 1952. Camera number: 372444. Roll number: 3. Location: Panmunjom. Title: Peace Talks at Panmunjom (Shots of convoy carrying correspondents and military). Cameraman: W. A. Cady. (2:14) The temporarily repaired Imjin River 'Freedom Bridge' appears, together with a guard at the southern end of the bridge, the broken Imjin River railway bridge, and a temporary crossing over which vehicles are moving. The scene changes and, at (3:00), a vehicle carrying Nam Il arrives at Panmunjom. Two guards are standing nearby. Nam Il enters the North Korean tent and, at (3:23), General Joy and related officials leave the UN tent and enter the conference site. War correspondents film the UN representatives and the North Korean representatives. (3:52) Nam Il and the other North Korean representatives leave the conference site and move to the North Korean tent, after which the UN representatives move back to the UN tent.
# 35 (4:12), slate. Date: February 14, 1952. Camera number: 389015. Location: Panmunjom. Roll number: 35. Cameraman: Cady. The scene changes to the tents of the UN Advance Headquarters in Seonyuri and U.S. soldiers there. A U.S. soldier has a radio on and is reading a magazine. The camera moves into a close-up of a U.S. Marine sitting in a chair and reading a magazine.
# 36 (5:19), slate not clearly visible. A jeep drives out of the mud. Supplies are unloaded at the UN Advance Headquarters and carried into a tent. A Korean civilian worker carries supplies toward the tent.
