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F 1 Iy I : ' - : - -- r 7-7 EINLIzioifi- CE 1 - e ) - Secretary of Navy Praises Valor of U S Seamen i 1 T I : C i i 1 " i - I 1 i 1 1 1 ' - - - I 111 osses - T - f A 7HE 0 ' r f 4 ' 1 - - - - i - - 'i ' afintedifnrogn7theedirrYteP ' - - - I - ' ' - - i ' - : 2 ' : - ' -L -- -- - - '' -- A"- the Japanese caught certain vessels of the fleet under periodic overhaul While in this condition s - 1--- parties to help the fighting ships keep afloat Others sent ammunition parties to maintain the flow of powder and shells to the guns Without doubt the whole spectacle was the greatest spontaneous exhibition of cooperation determination and courage that the American navy has been called The crew of one upon to make ship followed it around on its outside as it capsized firing their runs until they were under water Those same men stood on the dock and cheered as one of the more fortunate ships cleared the harbor and passed by en route Of all the after the Japanese accounts submitted on that memi orable day the record shows a continual demonstration of courage bravery and fearlessness of which the American nation may rd - - icporueenudingr: - r- i - - water was becoming a raging Inferno from burning oil "Other ships sent their repair they pitched emergency quarters ' as near their vessels as possible And with portable guns they continued to fight: later they stood guard at the same camps as re‘ on their pair operations began ship-boaships setting regular watches "Like all treacherous attacks the bombing of Pearl Harbor by - ' ' ' fi - e'"'"- Once ashore instead of the luctantly Sent to Bottom by Nipponese Bomos te: "1" 1 4 6 t r---?Tt - '''t '1 '‘1-'''- Li 4) 1 1 - I elarEllOACLI rr t 11 lot I r - c ---" 21szoo - -Ile - - k' - I - i - - --- -k - - -- - 7e-- k --- t i- 'A E t '? - i 1 - - aom - '1 E 1 ' t - ''- ' - - -- I- ---- - - :"- -- ---- 4' I - e--:- i- - -- - -- -4 4--- A4t I: 1 ti -- ' 7 - ' cl cm" 3 p -- - i) Scarf' that - ' ' k 1' - NS t - - - - 1 11 Congressmen Air Views On Hawaii Raid Report - I - I I1 't: Ad - '1 X - - 4-- t' ! g - I 4 - 1 —4"1 - - 4"-- '- i 4 4 r I t 1 g mid-chann- - el I t - I 4 1NOW I i r14::--- - - - '4- : 1 - rl - Paid - -- -' - 4 i 1 4 - 1 - t o - ' 1 r A r ‘ 0 r rr' P'- 0 ''' 1 1 4 $ t i -1- ' - - ro:4- 4 14 40-- I 1 re-- 1 Cf: t - 1"1 - i03 f thursty k L-- 04 'i tAritcuANVISI e"' 1-- 1 "7 i was any dereliction of duty prior er ' i to the attack 'N A ' ' 3 of repair such ships were --not able kt : 1 -' " to Utilize their offensive powers f ' "3 My Investigation made clear ' " : ' "At to the greatest effectiveness These that after the attack the defense :1 : '11i ' to a 1 therefore turned with ships was conducted services both t tr by 1 t' will useful One : at I 11:3 many purposes ' frit skillfully and bravely The navy - tcil 4- Ili ship rescued with its boats hunlost— t1 i dreds of survivors thrown le i' into I (A) The battleship Arizona -I -I the water by the force of explo4 which was destroyed by the ext:t ' -I Mom meanwhile the surface of well be proud" i 4' plosion of first its boiler and then i l:k 4: - --' Ir its forward magazine due to a ' ' — -' i 4It ' r 'ltt' (t ' ' bomb which was said to have litit! ' ''' ' I : I' 77 4 i ' -- I i e-: erally passed down through the 1 I ulliP71111ILLZSkl-- 1 smokestack 0 ' tr' - ' (B) The old target ship Utah t 1 ItandBlocked e -' 7 which has not been used as- a -'-' oe- 7 1i - ) 4 I'm- lig --combatant ship for many years 1 1!--4' I ' "iL 41! I and which was in service as a 4 for antiaircraft guntrainhIg ship 17 - 0 IF 27127 square WASHINGTON Dec 15 ill-i--- tensive fifth column activities nery and experimental purposes so were since there (C) Three destroyers the Casmany Japa1 : members said of - 4 congress Many A ( t g: sin the Downes and the Shaw I P the damage at nese on the islands- - Van Nuys It liv Thursday It This Mine 'l (D) layer Oglala Pearl Harbor was less than they expressed satisfaction at what he IN was a converted merchantman Ild had feared and they expressed aald was Knox's "frank" revela- em2 — formerly a passenger ship on the i rritrryNe4-9-0-!r Wear them peasant fashion satisfaction over Secretary Knox's tion of what had happened in the f : Fall River line and converted into Pearl Harbor attack adding: 3 statement that much of the fleet tied under your chin or buy 11:i '' ' 144It a mine layer during the world war "A presidential investigation 131 four squares and make your40144 4 a XItt ''' was now at sea seeking contact taa-"The navy sustained damage to should be made not for punitive L blouse for the a the with self 4 enemy gay 'other vessels This damage varies But Chairman Connally (13) reasons but for preventative rea- irs holidays! been loaded aboard a fleet tanker Texas of the senate from ships which have been al- were able not only under fire but disabled vessel awani Into prevent inertia of that Ll foreign re son—to Bright patterns on red kind some place else" where they were hoisted for shipment Their youthful en- lations committee said: ready repaired and are ready for while fighting the flames aftersea or which have gono to sea ward and immediately starting sal- aboard outward bound destroyers sign captains put their power-drive- n blue black brown white The statement that neither 444 to a few ships which will take vage work and reorganization turret machine guns into the navy nor the army was on Not So Bad Proof that getting back into battle from a week to several months to Tells of Heroism Senator Hill (D) Alabama — 11 backgrounds! took precedence over their own Immediate action accounting for the alert at Hawaii when it was is In the last as it was it wasn't ticom"Unfortunate category was one the fact that the lives repair at least attacked by the Japanese is &max! as enemy raider plane action saved exwe as the older battleship Oklahoma led to bad had been many parative safety of the shore lay "Prompt "To the unsung heroes of the ing It is astounding It is al : which has capsized but can be lives and a vast amount of mate- only a few auxiliaries must go much most unbelievable harbor pect" away Lying yards TermesSenator McKellar righted and repaired The entire rial Without exception all ships In a hospital bed when the first of the credit for helping stem the (D) "The navy of John Paul Jones 7:' ! balance of the Pacific fleet with and stations rose to the emer- air raid alarm sounded one of- onslaught Even the lowly garbage and that ' of Dewey must wear see—"It is a bad blow but it could ::i e 4 Less than four minutes its its aircraft carriers Meavy gency ficer leaped up brushed aside lighters shared the grim task One crepe The old army must carry have been worse The only thing i:: cruisers Us light cruisers its de- after the first alarm guns of the nurses and ran across the navy came for us to do now is to spit in our NZ 7410a While an arm as band the blazing alongside ship report 'S stroyers and submarines are un- fleet went into action against ene- yard to his ship He fought with Which threatened momentarily to to destruction of naval craft is hands and beat the hades out of ' Ilater the Met such gallantry and zeal despite bsplode Calmly the yardcraft's not as bad as first reports the them? ' injured and are all at sea seeking my aircraft Seconds was Dadown shot e Senator Gurney (R) South contact with the enemy Japanese plane his illness that his captain ro commander led fire fighting both loss of life is staggering "To a recruit seaman aboard a ornmended him for promotion "4 The known Japanese matekota—"It is a blow but it Is not VI aboard the warship and on the surt' riel losses were three submarines battleship probably goes the honor 1 as bad as some people tried to "There WWI the case of the de- face of the harbor He kept his Should Investigate Ne two sioserves credit for of 41 blow the first and aircraft aeonmew striking us telling to lead believe" tender which anti '4 stroyer "The naval commander vessel beside the larger one lay alongside ioeiel honest anti decent- every- li "5 Army losses were severe in in the fleet's defense Even before a dock undergoing major overhaul tiny on house floor Representa- 161 the 24 be should hours for investigatre army general eao el supposed to be that way tedet et lee aircraft and some hangars but general quarter sounded this powerless and without armament (D) Michigan said 'Men's will to fight was tremen- ed vigorously Theirs is the re- tive Dingell are or ilt:511403 manned arrived have derelic"deductions his of youngster dethat single handedly assume an to Unable active replacements conseamanto be One de dous and svo ar cofhad been Put just the sem it ought sponsibility a machine gun and blasted an fense role she concerned herself fined to his on their way tion" had confirmed but 1 been or termined both whether either for fin Isig returns for an the yoan brig "6 The figures of attacking torpedo plane as it lev- with the vital task of rescue with misconduct abattleship's "Fruit of the Loom" few days earlier are inefficient or criminally negli- added that he was "satisfied that of1 corolla! onsi constionfieus bus navy killed and wounded are: Of- eled against his ship her available ships boats one or the the navy will go to the bottom of toluitifilamint be must an tore When the gent They open explosion and e20 wounded: ficers 91 dead this matter" and expressed hope ' ewes with our customors for "One naval reserve ensign volun- door he dashed straight to his bat- other Valor ' Exemplary 638 menand 2638 dead enlisted war that the I y teered as skipper of a motor tle station on an antiaircrstt gun department would do "I have always been a goo(' morchonel ohroys 41Ent1re ship's companies showed launch With wounded" four men he proceed- On the submarine base dock a man I have always supported the likewise onsi for $oiling things front I slit The secretary of the navy told exemplary valor and coordination ed across Pear harbor's reverbercarrying a heavy ma- strongest possible navy I have alIn some detail of many individual Drama was thus crowded into a your ids of tho countor channel through a hail of bluejacket chine for ating which then was no ways wanted the moat powerful gun on seconds few board an aircraft enemy machine-ru- n actions of outstanding courage fire a n d mount immediately available shot navy in the world I am pained Cupid Gets Busy S CONVENIENT CREDIT tender moored at the naval air shrapnel They saved almost 100 the He said: failand NEW 15 YORK Dec at arms its from his In—Six grieved stagseeming weapon hour of station target of the enema men from one 'In the navy'a rcavest battleship—men gering under the concussion of the ure of its high duty" d hundred couples — of S n d a fiercest men the of and officers the bombing strafing peril who been or had blown Senator Chandler (D) Ken- them soldiers injured fire rapid coursmart Short sleeves on With the fire exhibited sailors from and fleet magnificent prospecalready ship wai overboard into the tucky a member of the military tive service down front s stitching age and resourcefulness during the repeated high Altitude attacks her ters The attack on this vessel was Quick Thinking marfor was re men—applied said he committee affairs laundered action treacherous Japanese assault on antiaircraft batteries downed a at its height as these rescue opereasily licenses at week last the "Quick thinking in the dire lieved that the losses in ships riage back Pearl Harbor The real story of plane which crashed in flames on ations pearl button trim h e emergency probably saved many were not greater than enumerated municipal building It Wall a new t proceeded Suddenly one Comes in white pink blue indinot is of moment Pearl Harbor deck this At her WAIN STIlEET cap211 marfor the the launchla propeller jammed year Knox high weekly lives—and ships !$ yellow wine black Sizes 22 by vidual heroism although there tain observed the shadow of an bureau said Monday Only "An aviation machinist's mate "If that is all we have lost" riage Official Watch Inspactors to 40 were many such cases It lies in enemy two-ma-n submarine ap- Cited by Captain 331 licenses were Issued the pre"we aboard one ship saw that flames Chandler told reporters Union Pacific Railroad the splendid manner in which all proaching within a few yards of vious week the directed the be to to "Cooly oft able from the huge vessel threatened ought ensign take the It was placed under work of disengaging - hands did their job–as long as they the vessel the screw as a repair ship He ran fensive right away according to alongside fire annidtathweesreubmicane emosed flames licked around its wooden through the blaze and long-tim- e i rr t : plans of action" ppm e"9mpkf hull meantime also NIVII""P""'" : Colorado slashed lines Senator Johnson the supervising se Itog 'vile' vU A4K7 4:: (D) holding the tower At that in- the 0 her A conning more of victims two ships together Freed the said that congress "ought to keep up 1 ' f ' f' stant a destroyer stood down chan- from picking HOLIDAY STOLZ HOWLS: Okt9 the harbor His captain cited smaller craft drew clear out of this" and leave any inquiry 4 subover ) nel the " passed directly him for 'initiative resourcefulfito in to moments the final the a "Only president marine and sank it with depth ness devotion to °pee MI 6 P 14— and personal when remaining aboard appeared rr— - t Senator Van Nuys (D) Indiana r duty Men Tos Wed Des 11 ill 17 Doubtless saved from ga ' " t charges Vbravery displayed' utterly hopeless would men leave said he was n o t surprised ex--at- '1 At l'InfIcil1:0" 0 this torpedoes the tender "Four motor torpedo boats had their ships Then they went re- Knox's report that there were 0 I- then shot down a second plane TaerfPnreTITI LP rots IS 1 l which fell on land near by '''''--- ' f: ce441 ' e 144OMINOMVJ Titre 23 Ci "Men fought with the cool con'''''' i fidence that comes from complete I WI Om et I pa Clitistmes Iv Tly- ii indoctrination for battle In one t 141roz21 41141 ILLL I case a single blue jacket manned I 1 : ' ' five-inc- h ' I a antiaircraft after ''4114trr gun 1r7" 9 I ' his 10 battery mates had been shot l' t ' 'ft WOO ile He It a I down by attack : strafing Ntos would seize a shell from the fuze- - I! 1 'F-- 1 ' 11r4e e1 pot place it in the tray dash to 1 I the other side of the gun and ram Glamour-Gift ' It home He would then take his i 4--1 i &into - 4 1 position on the pointer's seat and t- t fire After the third such round a terrific explosion blew him over --Vthe side of the battleship He was 1 e' i FTII i rescued kitchcn t 4t 1 1 I Dash into Flames f '''''' i i i i ) on -- "1 "At the several naval air stag 1 I Rayon I i '' I recrews into dashed tions attacked 0Just "hint around" about I I 4 the flames enveloping planes set ' t ---rkitchen for Mother's 1 modeling 4 t off ablaze incendiaries Rayon stripped by I Christmas See if you don't ' o free machine guns and with them I k 1 '1 returned the enemy's fire In at i get a speedy enthusiastic re rti ' ‘ action! least one instance an enemy craft 1 i was shot down t -do She knows about Curtis 311 s "Two cruiser scouting seaplanea Ilt '''''''t knows Kitchens ! and they're their maneuverability speed 1" Ws ' - — P ir knows reduced by heavy pontoons declean and attractive 'i I Via ''''''' i stroyed an attacking Japanese they have dozens of little con'1' In Colorful Floral Pat O Made of Fine Rich Silks )I (t r-T pursuit ship of thrice their speed t 1 veniences she's always wanted 1 A the ' "Simultaneously throughout Gtlt Wydriotoedi knows that Curtis cabinets O Resilient Construction r3 terns! Dainty Pastels! gt I navy yard examples of personal 4- -Jo? Cbmixodts will fit into her old kitchen heroism developed Several work11 Bias Cut LimO men of Japanese ancestry deserted in a tray ' like wx 7 Lt I ! Sizes 16-1i their benches to help the marine iing i '' Curtis cabinets come to you aEEissome--- it"4 defense battalion man machine-gu- n i IC' I assembled ': nests Two of with them t harlds 0 Wool Lined to Prevent ready 1 11111111 II completely 1h Slooro or i k blistered from hot gun barrels re- I for easy installation Built like 1 Wrinkles V ascklints 1 Unsightly I Act: treatment quired emergency fine furniture they'll add com1 ' 4' I pzt Ikk- k men ice who as "Cool the 1:4 t fort to the life of every memqr4 Alt N manned the navy yard signal tower t They're -- -gt a li - ' Give "Ilim" I e ber of your family for many from which flashed orders to the t Ilse COI ) I 1 ' out Ag7 JIM 1 their 1 anchored fleet carried years to come AGilt Tie! ' I ' under a hail of ma- i tPt - Illemorsesty' assignment -I ' -Christmas On vr : morning hang chine gun fire and bombs from I are These ties he I 7 i Loge Trionse I a scale model of your new as the enemy as well shrapnel I -himchoose would e j from their own force's antiairCurtis Kitchen—neatly wrapti self! Made of beau j 111111 None left his dan- 1 Re batteries craft A in ped sparkling cellophane— ' to silk and lined the observe tiful Twi et: k gerous post First ':'' f sS the tree We'll make it for on dr fdII t' A invaders through their i with wool own 1:awil a 1: cr-i 11 from their high vantage you complete to the last detail 4 1: or choice colorful of k I out astoundGive! sent kitchen You for the real the (0-pay point they I subdued prints I on easy terms ing air mid warning by visual sig- I i Any 'bap cor a variety of nals Then they settled into the t I c as low as -- se) J) 7 t Na i 04 They're as love ' 4 ' i 1 - 1 business of transmitting ttII 1 1 complex ' 7 ' E A Month t patterns 1 striped 10n tiff 1 ' as she could ly the scores of orders to the ships 4 : le— V 1 : tor i and 7 1 1 1 that fought back at the attackers Ii Ij TUE ''r If:::) For Complete Information and Prices – t r? wish :) thev're brought from their berths or prepared to 1I li t " 1' r yi ) C 1 i I to you at limb F' 1 i'l stand out to sea i pt ' : : ''' : f stanital savings! t r 1 t StI Morrison-Merri- ll Return to Rattle I : r ! I your Ll Choose for 1109-A-::': ' i 11I I k - : "Men from ships out of action 1 giticlist! -41 i J : :'" I : ' "Building Headquarters" : managed at any cost to return to s I' C : i the battle There were the cur- t li i ‘' 1 ik 20S North 3rd West—I90 West 33rd South i 40 ' - ' E I o The Nto' vivors of the capsized ship who Pork -- oo i : SALT LAKE CITY i L:iiiAwe swam through blazinigoli to clam- 1 1 if07 iI Floor Sotnd ' erre----and aboard other ber join ships SOUNTIFUL—MURRAY—MIDVALE IUMIIMMiEMZZMI gun crews Crews from another 11rfrq17:4-"' onnonon i WASIMIGTON Dec The text of Secretary Knox's statement detailing losses in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor follows: "My inspection trip to the island enables me to present the general facts covering the attack which bitherto have been unavailable 1°' The essential fact is that the Japanese purpose was to knock before the out egatInnitedThSil was made apwar parent by the deception practiced by the preparations which had gone on for many weeks beforethe attack and the attacks thetnselves which were made simultaneously throughout the Pacific In this purpose the Japanese failed ' —2 The United States services vrere not on the alert against the surprise air attack on Hawaii This fact calls for a formal investigation which will be initiated Immediately by the president Further action is of course dependent on the facts and recommendations made by this Investientitled gating board We are all was to know it if (a) there any error of Judgment which contributed to the surprise (b) if there I 1 ' ' a Battleship Arizona 32800-to- n sea fighter was first victim of Japanese ouslaught in Pearl Harbor Official word of this loss came in Secretary - Knox's report to the ipresident on the secretary'S return to 'Washington from Honolulu The sinkbig fol lowed explosions One in ship's magazine after direct bits one believed to have gone straight down funnel 1 - - it Terrific Bombardment Of Japan's Surprise Aerial Armada - ! : -- 5 - 4 Acts of Heroism Stand Out Through i i - - I I to2L i 1-il- Dalt gake Trribune Trile t December 16 1941 on Pear' Harbor -- I 1 ' - To : t i Tuegday Morning - i ! - x :1 4 !--- - 1 It ' 1 E up-to-da- te 1 1 I hoe-so- 1 ld Rayon Crepe Blouses ' big-nav- 1 1 39 S I Dean littblYwid- 1 - I 1 Jetveleo one-thir- oil-fir- ed I - 1! 1 -- 11 1 - I o I I t 7-7- I-- —7--- — — III C4i 1 to ' --- i 't i0-40'''''- single-handed- ly -7- - ' fr -) 40 I Vi ttsA t - CA 074-craft'- -- --- (-- :e c-' SICf r— eo v The Stacks of A Flinmus Illtunufneturer: 1 4-1- 1t q - han:s a new COBS the tree! - 'c'' ij ceta:Ilt '? r ' - t Special Purchase Sale! 1 V( ‘ M2eres Illinnd 1 3 1 1 0 -7 I: 1 o 1 2 - '1 r-r'- -- - o JL: i 1 14-- I Ø1 V Cf: N 1' I '' o I- - A - - - 1 r ---- ell rfi - i i' n I 1 I Crepe! 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