United States Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson accompanied by Mrs. Jessie Curtis Wilson arrives in Seoul, South Korea. They get down from an airplane. He is greeted by United States Commander of the Far East Forces General Maxwell Taylor, and Ambassador Ellis O. Briggs. They meet other people at the airport who had come to welcome them. People welcome them with bouquets of flowers. Mr. Wilson talks with other people.
Large crowd gathered on the eve of Anti-Communist Asia Meeting in Seoul, South Korea. The Japanese Governor General Building in Seoul. Women wave and children clap. Delegates of several Asian Nations present. A small girl presents a flower bouquet to a woman delegate. A delegate waves at the crowd. People cheer and applaud.
A film titled 'Anti Reds are freed in Korea' shows 22,000 anti Chinese and North Korean prisoners of war being released from stockades of Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission, who begin to trek South wards in Korea. Anti Reds carrying flags march in a procession. Loaded in trucks they pass by roads in Seoul, where people give them a warm welcome.