American school in Tokyo, Japan. Views from window of a bus. Young children leave homes in dependent housing development and rush for school bus. Little girl runs out of a home. She runs back to mother, who hands her a lunch box, then continues on to her bus.
American school in Tokyo, Japan. A boy drinks milk at the entrance of a house. He leaves the house and rushes for a school bus. Boy runs and boards the bus. Bus being driven away. Young children leave homes in dependent housing development and rush for school bus. Hitched dogs and hanging clothes on stand in dependent housing area.
American school in Tokyo, Japan. Children run after getting off a bus and enter elementary School. Interiors of the bus, door opens. Kids exit the bus. Children stand at the door of the school building and enter into the building. A little girl arrives late at the school.
Corntones Blood Donation Show at AFRS (Armed Forces Radio Service) Radio Studio in Tokyo, Japan. Lieutenant Bill Glaza reads from a paper and introduces the Corn Tones. The Corntones play music and sing a song. Bill Glaza speaks into a microphone and the band leader Lieutenant Dickinson introduces his group.
Corn Tones Blood Donation Show at AFRS (Armed Forces Radio Service) Radio Studio in Tokyo, Japan. The Corn Tones play music and sing a song. Members of the Corn Tones who are the Signal Corps Officers introduce themselves. They play their own song called 'Heartbreak Ridge'. The song is about a wounded man who is spotted by the medics on the Heartbreak Ridge, brought in and given a transfusion that saves his life. Lieutenant Bill Glaza signs off stating that this show commemorates National Blood Donor Campaign. He makes a final appeal for blood donation.
Corn Tones Blood Donation Show at AFRS (Armed Forces Radio Service) Radio Studio in Tokyo, Japan. The Corn Tones play music and sing a song. Members of the Corn Tones who are the Signal Corps play their own song called 'Heartbreak Ridge'. The song is about a wounded man who is spotted by the medics on Heartbreak Ridge, brought in and given a transfusion that saves his life. Lieutenant Bill Glaza signs off stating that this show commemorates National Blood Donor Campaign. He makes a final appeal for blood donation.