Japanese General Kazushige Ugaki in Japan. Imperial Japanese Army General Kazushige Ugaki talks to Kensuke Horinouchi, the Japanese Ambassador to the United States. Ugaki sits at a desk and Horinouchi sits in front of him. They talk. A man brings a paper to the General.
Mao Zedong emerges from his cave house headquarters at Yan'an, China, followed by an interpreter and John S. Service, of the U.S. State Department, who is smoking a cigarette. They stand in the yard in front of the house, where they are joined by a Western reporter and another person on Mao's staff. Glimpses of participants conversing. Several closeups of Mao Zedong.
Ice encrusted fishing boat at dock in Gloucester, Massachussets, United States. The catch is brought up and weighed on deck and carted away. Boat traffic in background.
Fishe being cleaned and packed at the Boston Fish Exchange in Boston, Massachussets, the United States. Advertising sign reads 'Serve Fish and Save'. Another sign reads 'Fish is a Health Food'. A bell on a wall. Fish pieces pass in a machine. Men cut fish pieces with a machine. A man cleans a fish and packs it into boxes. A large sign read: "ONLY ENGLISH LANGUAGE SHALL BE USED IN THE SELLING ROOM OF THE EXCHANGE"
Buildings at a dock in the United States. 'Rigging Loft' written over the door. A man comes out of the door. Two men climb up the stairs. They sit in the Rigging Loft and chat as other men in the loft work on sails and rigging of a boat. 'Block Shop' written on the side of a wall. Horse standing at curbside on street . Snow covered street. Snow covered cars parked in a street. Sign on one building reads "Fisheries Institute."
Fishing activities at night aboard a boat in waters off Massachusetts, United States. Nets hauled full of fish. Men empty nets on the deck.
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