* THEY INVESTIGATED THE AEAUL IIARB03 ATTACK
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Thcie five men, headed by Associata J««« r Ov J Rehwis (light), , r the Supreme Court,
f< med a h r:i appointed by Prc den IV "s-veU m '>;.le Japan’s attack cm Hawaii. Top
left, Major Gen. FJunk, R. McCoi;;. v:V \ >• trp c r. Ft >. Con, Joccph R. McNarne.v. Bottom
left: Rtai Admiral William II. Slant7 ley, reliicd, and bc’.loin center, Rear Adm. Joseph I). Reeves,
retired.
AIRCRAFT CARRIED REPORT D SUNK: JAPS LOSE SHIP
• The U. S. S. Lexington, Navy aircraft carrier (t p), was reported by the Axis to have been sunk
in Far Eastern Pacific waters. At the same time the Japanese battleship Haruna (below), was sunk
off Northern Luzon by U. S. Army bombers.
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HEROES OF ISLAND BATTLES
Cupt. C^lin P. Kelly, Jr., (right), 26, was cited as the Army flier
who helped even the Pearl Harbor score by planting 3 bombs
on the Japanese battleship Haruna near the Philippines, leaving
her afire and sinking. He was also listed as dead. First Lt. Boyd |
D. Wagner, (left), of the Army Air Corps was cited by Lt. Gen.
Bouglas MacArthur who said "When attacked by 5 enemy pur
* suit plans Wagne shot two planes out of the air and maehine
* gunned 12 on the ground, leaving five burning. The action was
near Aparri.
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AFTER A WEEK OF WAR IN THE PACIFIC: SITUATION AT A GLANCE
Marines hold Wake I San Francisco area I Blackouts hit Panama
and Midway Islands | Has four blackouts | And Jacksonville posts
Highspots of the Far East war after seven days of hostilities are indicated on this map, inclrding repercussions affecting the i
tinentai U. S. and its inter-ocean artery, the Panama Canal.
AVI HEROES: THEY DOYVXE ) NIXE JAPAXESE FLAXES
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. . a”e rl-vtes were shot down in the atto/’k on Oahu, Hawaii, by these five American
!*' 'if’tt f r'".ht*. See: •’ f *. Harry \V. Brown. >ne plane- Second I.t. Philip M. Rasmussen, one
‘ cvro'l f.t. Kenneth ’I. Taylcr, two p'anes S-emtd !.t. f eorge K. Welch, '.out- plane , and
t. I ev. is M. Sander . cne plane, l.ts. Welch and Ta> lc:- were to receive Disfjoa: j lv 1 Ser
C’>v. os.
'iiiesc were the thie-e destroyers lot by the 1’iiit I States i-ivy in the Japanese surprise attack on
Pearl Harbor, according to Secretary of Navy I rank Knox. Top: the Cassin, launched in 1935;
enter: the Downes, launched in 1936, and bnttoai, the Shaw, launched in 1935.