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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-27

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Blind Boy Fails
TO Utter Whimper

That's how that was
smashed" he said. Hurt like
the devil too"
Tell them about the guy with
the mattresses, Johnny" inter-
rupted Lucas.
"Oh, yeah" said S b a X.
"When i removed my wounded
to deck, the shrapnel was whiz-
Zing around the boys like hail.
Some sailor squirmed down an
escape hatch and stuffed four
mattresses out to me. formed
complete wall around the
wounded and gave them NOR
phine and did as much as 1 could
for them.
81 sent the wounded over the
side with llfebelts. Then i
started to go over. Two men
were struggling with a life net
In the water. II was tied to-
gether with rope and neither
had a knife. Luckily. all phar-
macist's mates carry pen knives
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Plane Blows Up;
Gas Showers Deck

Zone OF the flares dropped on
n plane and ii exploded. spray
ing flaming gas all over the
deck. II was horrible sight.
They kept pumping shells
at us"
Sebak sighed
'"The Quincy WAS good
fighter, Luke"
The marine nodded slowly.
THAT she was. But the one
hit got me. A wall of flame rode
up and hit near our turret. l
was blown Ia the deck.
II tried 10 get Ia my feet.
Suddenly there was a series of
fresh explosions. A sailor came
out of nowhere and hit me
across the shoulders. 1 was
knocked down again. The sailor
struggled to his feet and walked
away. Poor Kid was out cold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Navy Retires Office;
'Nips Got Him, Too

aye, good ship. was there,
too. Tough week, ell, lads?
The Nips gave 1t TO me, too.
The navy's retiring me today.
Oh, WELL"
He waved and walked out.
Bykowski looked over at Sebak
go ahead, Johnny" he said.
Sebak looked embarrassed.
"Well o. H." he said. I'll
pick up when my torpedo juno
ton was hit. was tending some
wounded men when-wham! A
shell exploded right In my back
pocket.
zone minute I was leaning
over and the next thing 1 knew
was standing against the bulk
head. didn't lost conscious
ness but soon realized that my
feet were burned. i looked
down and found that the blast
blew me out Of my shoes"
He Wiggled his foot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Explosion Of Shell
Like Ball of Flame

81 got the last man up on
deck, put llfebelts on the
wounded and slid them into the
water. Then I ripped identii-
cation tags from the dead and
prepared to go over myself.
There were few badly injured
in the water who needed NOR
phine 10 ran hack 10 the
Junction and grabbed hand
ful-that's when I got II.
THE she'll exploded right
near me. There was an orange
hall of flame i'm front OF my eyes
and I found myself on the floor.
l tried to stand but my leg
buckled under me. i crawled up
the escape hatch onto the deck.
The ship was nearly under by
this time and there wasn't a
second 10 lose.
IL felt my leg. -Four jagged
pieces of bone were sticking out
through the skin. The pain was
nearly unbearable. The Japs let
90 a salvO and helped me into
the water. That didn't do my
leg any good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

started to rain-I discovered
life raft and crawled aboard. In
a few minutes, was collecting
wounded by the handful. One
fellow had his arm blown off,
and in the water he lost his
tourniquet. 1 ripped off my
skivvy sailors undershirD and
used il to stop the bleeding.
I'VE floated all night until
dawn. watching for Jap planes
and sharks.
"At dawn we were picked up.
All night 1 swan alongside the
raft like the other walking
wounded and we managed TO
keep IL going towards one of the
islands"
Unaware 10 all in the room
the door had opened and a gold
braided commander was listening
to the story. He was elderly
clean-shaven and clear-eyed.
what ship was that SOM" he
asked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Requests a Plug
For Lost Brother

"Will you do me q favor and
give my brother plug in your
stOry?" he asked
We agreed. But why?
Hes missing" Sebak an
Swered briefly. I'VE were on
the ship together. The last time
I ever saw him was when he re-
turned from the 3 to 12 watch.
i never saw him again"
Sebak walked over to the win
dow. The sun, which had SplasheC
the floor, was gone now and the
hum of the hospital had died down
Outside the door, a sailor was ask.
ing permission to see.the executive
officer for a pass. Sebak turned
and nodded to Lucas:
There's n guy who can tell a
swell story. Give II to him
Luke"
Lucas, young southern boy
from Nichols, S. c. population
300), spoke in a pleasing drawl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Zeros Are Fast,
but Break Easily

Sebak looked excited. He barkec
in a monotone:
Enemy aircraft sighted
The bandits are coming in at
10000 feet 1875 bearing -.
Here they come That's a
big baby =. Give Ii to him
guys Z. There he goes One
bomber down Gosh, look at
those ZerOs Hey. it's raining
Zeros up here O.. They're fast
But thew break easily
One, two three .. Our fighters
are here, four FIVE They're
going down fast JeeZe, one
crashed on the deck of that
transport e. Suicide dive =. :"
Sebak. paused out of breath
That's how IL was all that
daN." he CaSpcd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Photo by international News Photoi

Bykowski nodded approval and
continued:
ut was 2 a. I'M. on August 9
when we got II. Surface craft
came in and encircled us
Shells hit us right and left >.
The whole ship quivered. was
at Midway and Coral, but that
day was worse. Those Japs were
throwing everything they had at
uS.
Then the casualties began to
flow down. Burns, shrapnel
holes and gunshot wounds Tor
pedO Junction was busy place.
Suddenly, the tallSer yelled out:
"'Direct hit
1.-THE conclusion WAS terrific,
steam started TO come through
the cracks where the plates
huckled. The lights went out
and we had TO treat the men by
battle lanterns. The place
smelled like a sulphur factory"
The other two men twisted
nervouSly in their chairs. It's hard
to relive hours of Soul-searing
horror. Outside, a trolley bell
changed and Lucas dropped his
cane which he had been nervously
twirling in his hands. The three
jumped. Lucas grinned and said:
Nerves, guys?"
The tension relaxed.
Bykowski laughed and con-
THE shells kept dropping on
us and the torpedo planes bug
Zing all around us.
zone of the wounded kids
sang out:
Leave II up to BloOdthirsty
Fred to dodge those babies"
I'VE all called our captain by
that nickname, there was no
disrespect meant - the entire
crew would fight to the finish
for the skipper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Swims for 3 Hours;
Saved by Destroyer

II swan for six hours, hold
ing on to an empty ammunition
can and hugging IL every time
I got a spasm Of pain. That was
n tough night.
Finally, I was rescued In the
morning by a destroyer"
The door opened and one OF the
officers entered the
room. He smiled and held the
door open for the three boys who
limped out. They turned and
waved good-by.
That's the way vel win this
war" the officer whispered.
pointing 10 the boys limping
down the corridor.
lie was 100 per cent right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
II Torpedo Planes,
None Went Back

"There were II when they
arrived. None left.
ut was like a bunch OF hunt
ers shooting mt a flock Of birds.
Everybody was taking shots at
them"
Sebak interrupted with laugh
at got 80 bad we were using
our big guns. When they were
hit, they blew up I'm a million
pieces"
Lucas threw up his hands.
"Just like that" he said.
1--WE were busy knocking
them down all that day. About
2 a. m. the next day they
started 10 attack us with sur
face craft. Our ship was en-
circled and the Nips gave us
everything they had. They threw
a curtain of steel at us. The
Jap planes came over and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
BIow-by-BIow Story
Given by TaIker

Sometimes" Sebak broke in.
IAN armor piercing shell can go
right through the room you're
treating the wOunded-you have
bay windows I'm your hospital"
The three grinned. Outside 6
buzzer sounded and Lucas looked
up.
mo chow, Luke" said Sebak.
eco ahead, Eddie"
BykowSki continued:
1--WE had shelled Guadalcanal
all day on August 7 while the
marines paid the Nips call.
On August 8, they came over In
waves.
I've had talker, which II
like an expert fight announcer,
right at my side. He gave me
a blOw-by-blOw description Of
what we were doing 10 the
Japs."
He looked over at Sebak
Hey, Johnny, demonstrate
how talker sounded that
day"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Horrors of Sea Battles RetoLd by Wounded Navy Heroe
Pushes Liferaft
In Water 6 Hrs.

let us have IL. The next thing
1 knew another sailor smacked
me.
This boy also got to his feet
and walked away. knew I
was hurt badly this time when
my hip began 10 turn numb.
when you're wounded In ac-
ton the shock acts like n local
anesthetic, doesn't it,"
He looked over at his friends.
They nodded.
Luckily, n sailor picked me
up and carried me down to the
gun deck. Things were getting
hazy by this time and, when they
cleared, 1 found 1 was alone on
the deck. That gave me one
devil of a feeling-alone on a
dying ship. started TO stumble
and feel my way along the
side until found a place where
/ could go over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

mate, second class
from New Jersey, who was
blown out of his shoes by a Jap
shell at the height Of the battle
Of Guadalcanal.
"Sebak and l were in Tor
pedo junction." said Bykow-
ski. That's in the bowels of
the ship where you usually
meet the first tin FISH that
hits you. We are pharmacists
mates and our job Is to tend
the wounded-so that's where
we usually can he found.
Torpedo Junction may he a
small room or a large room
but, before the battle Is over,
you can bet II will be filled
with dead or badly wounded
mem"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Blown Off Ship
Saving Injured

Wifhu the phitc ,raUs Of the
Rrooi}gH Norol Hospital. the
BATTLES Of Americas iaHd, sea
and AIR c0wpnigus 0Fe bang re-
fought b. me heroes icbo bore
the bfput ~ those hcllish hoTS.
Bg special permission OF the
nardi end marine corps 1uh0ri-
ties. Hc rrifcr risited the hos
pitoi. N Is thC hrst time such
permission has been granted.
NJ talkrd al random 10 sailors
oHd marques TbCr stories arc the
stories az al the men on The far
fling bGuictroBts throughout the
tr0rif.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Kidneys Must
C|eanOufAcids

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blood are removed chiefly by your kidneys.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages, Back
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and wastes. And this cleansing, purifying
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unless you are completely satisfied You have
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this positive money back guarantee so get
Oyster from your druggist today for only 35e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Zeros, Dive-Bombers
Throw The Works

81 had a different job than
Johnny and Eddie" he said. IL
was in the forward directory Of
an anti-aircraft battery. We
were all marines in that battery.
AS Eddie said, we had blasted
the Nips all day from 8 that
morning but the next day they
started to come back at us.
1.-THE first wave came over at
20 minutes to lon the button.
They were big bOmbers. 1
watched them come over through
a telescope. Slowly, one bomb
bay opened, then another. 1t
gave you a funny feeling waiting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

and j slashed at IL until IL
opened.
1--WE pulled all the wounded
up on the net and, inside of Is
minutes, we had 80 men on
board.
Zone OF the boys was blind
and i did all l could for him.
He never let out a whimper. He
was a brave kid.
Like Eddie, / swan all night
alongside the raft until we were
picked up"
He paused and looked at the
floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Finds 'TaIker' Killed,
Evacuates Wounded

''The ship became a lame duck
that's when it's settling In the
drink and 1 decided to evacuate
the wounded. i knew the end
was near. 1 helped the walking
wounded to the starboard side.
IL went back 10 the Junction
and found the talker had been
killed by a blast. i finally re-
moved the badly wounded men
TO the deck. i was back for the
last man when some one yelled
down n shell hole:
"'All hands abandon Ship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
He Barely Manages
to Escape Vessel

ut was hell climbing down
the cargo net. took two steps
down and more trouble
my foot became tangled In
the net. 1 didn't think I would
make IL. The thought flashed
through my mind that was Ia
be dragged down with the
Quincy.
my luck held out. The ship
listed and jerked my foot free.
i swan about 20 feet and turned
and watched the lady go down.
1T was sad sight. But she
did one great thing before she
went under.
"She turned her fantaii-that's
the rear end-right i'm the face
Of the whole japanese imperial
navy and went down with all
screws churninR,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Girl GiggIes, Swallows
Four-InCh Hatpin

CHICAGO. March - UNS)-
Physicians at the Cook County
Hospital prescribed a roughage
diet today for Ruth Iverson, Is,
who giggled and swallowed four
inch hatpin.
The girl had placed the pin
between her lips and il passed
into her throat as she laughed dur
ING a conversation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Collects His Wounded
by The Handful

~ pressed the fizz water tube
that Is the gas that initiates
our life jackets hut IL failed to
90 off. No wonder, the whole
Jacket was n sieve from shrapnel
holes.
THE night was dark a. pitch
hut between bursts 81 gunfire
and flashes Of lightning - u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
BY JAMES ID. KORAN

New lors journal American stan writer
(Cop,risht 1875 by New YORK Journal
Americana
NEW YORK. March 13-The
door Of one of the 500 rooms Of
the Brooklyn Naval Hospital
opened slowly and three men
limped in.
They dropped their crutches
and canes which were their
marks Of bravery even more
than the multicolored campaign
ribbons.
There was tall, lanky Edward
Bykowski, pharmacists mate,
first class, who pushed a raft
load of wounded for six hours
through the shell-splashed
Pacific, after his ship, the
U.S.S. Vincennes, was sunk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

for those bombs TO fall. No hits;
all misses.
"Then, the sZerOs and dive
bombers. They threw the works
at us. 1t sure was a busy
morning.
"The torpedo planes came in
after the general bombardment.
They skinned around us, drop
ping their tin fish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
First Tin Fish
Hit Torpedo Junction

There was Cpl. Jasper Lucas,
the drawing southern boy, who
was hurled out of his anti
aircraft turret aboard the U.S.S.
Quincy when her powder maya
zine was exploded by a Jap dive
bomber.
There was shy John Sebak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

tons where a bland. mild anodyne mas
sage medium IN skin fabrication IS de-
sired. One condition In which women
Tor more than 70 years have used IL Is en-
application for rnassaging the body dur
Ing pregnancy 4. II helps keep the skin
SOFT and pliabie thus avoiding IN
necessary discomfort due to dryness and
tightness- IL refreshes and tones the
skin. An ideal massage applicable for
the numb. singling or burning sensa-
tons OF the skin for the tired back
muscles or cramp-iike pains in the legs
Quickly absorbed. Delightful 70 use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

dropped flares. IL was a shoot
ing gallery but we were the clay
pigeons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Shock of Wound
Acts as Anesthetic

81 tried 10 get up again and
had reached my knees when
Jap dlve-bomber peeled off and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Mothers Friend

hThV praised b user. many doctors md
hurse.- Just ssk any drugRist Tor Mo'her'a
friend-ths fkin lsbriosnL Try il tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

"Vincennes," sir"
Evening star., 1943-09-13
Red Sox Series Opens
Mats Bid for Second
Spot in Home Stand

With fashionable four-game
winning streak to display for their
final fling on a foreign field, the
Mats today returned to the village
for 17-game home stand that will
settle their dispute for second place,
now apparently narrowed to Cleve-
land and Washington.
Currently logged in third place,
but within whispering distance of
the runnerup Indians, the Mats will
resume labor against the Boston
Red Sox tomorrow night at Griffith
Stadium in the opener of an alb
breviated two-game series.
The Mats closed the book on their
favorite foes yesterday at Phila-
delphia. They threw the book at
the Athletics, in fact, beating them,
4-3 and 9-5, to finish the season
with record of II triumphs and
S defeats against Philadelphia for
Washington's finest record in years
against one club.
Case Finally Hits Homer.
a Washington didn't muster a hit
of Jesse Flores until the seventh
inning in the opener, but it was an
emphatic poke when it came.
George Case belted his only home
run of the season into the left-f1eld
stands to shave the AS lead to 2-1
and Gerald Priddy presented the
Mats lead in the eighth.
Priddy also lifted one of Flores
pitches into the left-field stands
at a time when. Jake Early was
perched on base. Case later sin
gled Johnny Sullivan across and
Wilfred Lefebvre, who had replaced
Dutch Leonard in the sixth, re-
ceived credit for the victory, al
though he yielded a run in the
eighth.
Sherry Robertson contributed four
of the Mats IL hits in the nightcap,
collecting a home run, triple and
two singles. He collaborated with
Priddy and Bob johnson to present
Mickey Haefner a 81 lead in the
second inning.
Haefner Takes Nightcap.
After johnson walked, Robertson
tripled to right and Priddy fetched
him across with a single to left.
Doubles by Case and Spence, plus
a triple by Johnson, were the big
items in stalking the Mats to three
runs in the fifth after they had
picked up a run in the fourth, boost
ing the Mats into a 81 advantage.
Haefner, who permitted only eight
Evening star., 1943-09-13
Champion Clarendon BowIers
Away to Winqinq Stort in D. l.

Bill Harrison's 414 and Perce
Wolfe's $50 were high as Lafayette
Tailed top set Of 1921.
Winning 2-1 from Hi-Skor, King
Pin led by AL Wright's 159 grabbed
high game honors with 677. Wright
with 402 nosed out Pilot Bob
Miciotto by one stick as the King
Primers counted 1895 to Hi-Skor's
1887. Sam Simon, Hi-Skor veteran,
was of to a f1ashy start with 1859
and bagged top set with 435.
Chevy Chase Ice Palace with
Charley Renwick's 375 best, de-
feated Greenway Bowl, 81, despite
Jack Days 406 and Mike Owens
1872. Hyattsville was 2-1 winner
from Anacostia Spillway. Eddie
Keith of the losers fired 432 for the
second high set Of the evening.
Posting 1907, Northeast Temple
beat Brookland, 81 as Francis Rob-
ertson led with 396 and Al Hayre
aided with 387.
Evening star., 1943-09-13

Latsios' punching may keep Eddie
In trouble tonight. Kane is no
weakling, as shown by his knockout
over Pete Galiano last week. Latsios
chilled Make Starr his last time
out. Since Galiano and Starr fought
to two stalemates here 1t makes
Kane-Latsios bout really even.
Lane fought AL Hart here this
summer and managed to hold him
to draw, for the only splotch on
Hart's shining local record. villar
was chilled by Hart in the first
round. Since then, however, the
Spanish boy has picked up nearly
20 pounds and in last weeks work.
outs was punching fast and ap-
peared in much better shape. Lane
probably will be a slight favorite
tonight.
Fighters on tonight's program will
be paid in War bonds.
A couple Of preliminaries are
scheduled, first Of which goes on at
8:45 pm.