Nbc-War Report

This is the NBC Newsroom in San Francisco, for a roundup of the latest developments in Tokyo Bay and on the shores of Japan where our men are now going ashore. NBC's George Thomas Folster and Joe Hainline and NBC's and Newsweek's Robert Chaplin are standing by to give you on the spot reports.

We switch you first to George Thomas Folster. This is George Thomas Folsster. This time I am really in this broadcast. The earlier in the day we got a hold of the Japanese truck and the Japanese driver, the amount of that port of the transmitter in it and we're on our way.

Now I noticed that myself, and that reminds me that all along this highway since we left the naval base, we serve a usual Japanese case. Remember, we're only out search of a metropolitan area. One of these caves, at least one I saw, others lately, are the first one made a concussion upon me.

one of these things had a huge, kind of like mouth. And it went so steep, half-columns that it treats the vastness points and it could not see to its end. And along both sides, and I am just getting to recruit by it in our truck, but it is being held by an undergown.

Now my look knows there's no madam butterfly. And that simply means that the few Japanese women that I have seen are left and my neck know and it means that We must run around now and head back to where we know we have at least a gasoline supply and I think our lucky isn't an effect anymore.

Because probably I say just probably if we had enough gasoline we would dare go on to Yaka Hama. And my next note I've noticed is Hyundai Leah. And it is about one o'clock I just got the one o'clock here highway and a lot of people walking up and down.