FIRST PICTURES OF JAP, SE AT' CKJNThi PACAIC
This is a view of the harbor at Guam, tiny island in the Pacific, reported under Japanese attack
Sn the foreground is part of the native village of Sumay.
JAPANESE DETAINED AT TERMINAL ISLAND
Several score Japanese were taken into cu tody by Federal Bureau of Investigation officers when
a ferry from Terminal Island, on which arc lor ated a number of naval establishments, docked at
San Pedro, Calif. They were hered into a wire enclosure for qusetioning and were guarded by
troops from nearby Fort McArthur.
Shortly after President Roosevelt reported Japan’s attack on the
U. S., the Japanse embassy staff started burning state papers on
the grounds of the Embassy in Washington.
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PEARL HARBOR NAVAL BASE IS SCENE OF JAPANESE ASSAULT
Units of the U. S. fleet are scfcn based at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The White House announced that Japanese planes had atta
this- naval stronghold.
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(Jrim-faced Stephen Early (left), pre idential pie i •. • y, (<,ld reporters at the White House
that .la;,an had attacked United States naval and military bases in Mie Pacific. Early sai<( that
heavy damage had been inflicted in the. attack on Hawaii.
JAPANESE BOMBERS ARE SHOWN IN THE AIR
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These are big Japan.se bombers on maneuvers s -rwbov* in the Far East. The War Department
<f the In i ted States gave the White House a pr ‘liminarv estimate of 101 dead and more than
.‘500 wounded in the army forces alone as the re t of .1 n'- he nbing on the island of Oahu.