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r- 1 r-- Six Great Services wf Ir Miami Weather ghe vkit 4 a Pre 5-64h Wirephoto 6-411) Feature Service Pre Fs terna tiona New Daily News Foreign Service shim rrs anti slightly ecw)ler ich psi tern perattwe Friday SI: low 75: ater at 3 in Further report on raze 2-It Florida's Most Complete Newspaper Price 5 Cents 33rd Year 22 Pages Saturday December 12 1942 No 9 1 FDA DISCLOSES MILLION IN AEF ALLIES REPULSE Escaped Tiger Claws Bites Beatty Zoo Keeper To Death THIN BLOWS Bear Kills It Entering Cage TUNISIA BLOWS Congress Told Lend-Lease Increases Third In Last Three Months Leai 2 At tack On New Line 20 7tile Front Tehourba 0 I Prosecutilo IE I 11) ill ull A 60 0 anlisit Landlords ii III) 0 0 1 or i tilrlitalt Violations Soldiers To Be Cared For Where Famous Guests Relaxed Evr kmvrmr7r- gt 'c 4:: 7 :) it: ''''r it: 4 Cri :43 1 1 4- )44 -e sk aqtts- i '5 ns k-- -''''-'s tsNttv4Aik' -a -4 c71 Wiebii 1:" tf'' '''st' k- 4 '0xswErro1 'C: '1'" 4 1 i i-0c I 2: it 4 iii'- tt-1" 44" 's7" t4-'s- 4 Vdr'" -i- 7- '641 tV- 1' 4 mnwwoaf mrltrFlrkMr6r703 mrAxq1R i '-i A-- -r 5 T7p ZS- ''''S ''''0---''''4: -A 63 7 "4 A 'V''-: $4- A--' 1-'' z-o' -K -C V'- q- "-e'' 4 0 er fr 7i t2 le k- d'4' -NA' As'4 I 2 i '-iK: S7 '1: i -''V 4' PI AXIS LOSES INITIATIVE 3111) DRIVE REPORTED I I I HERALD BUREAU FORT LAUDERDALE Ha Dec 11--Wallace Ayers 25 assistant keeper at Clyde Beatty Zoo here was clawed and bitten to death Friday when attacked by a tiger that had escaped from Its ca7e According to Albert Fleet head keeper the animal was lying in a path and attacked Ayers as he came around the corner of a tent Notified by other attendants Fleet drove the tiger off and Ayers Nvas rushed to Broward General hospital where he was pronounce(' dead On arrival In attempting to corral the animal- it leaped into a cage housing a bear which immediately attacked and killed the tiger The attack occurred shortly after feeding time at 1" Ayers body was released to Fairchild 1'unera1 home 31eage Stresses Need For 'Single World Strategy' By Allieq Sa Fail: Tank Strike Enemy 1 wird Prewt staff 1riter thr 11Allipd r()rces l-0 hAmmerett brick tAll German "'I il hi) th htitIstrt vf 114! 1rnish 2-b-p(Innd K-r tImk 4 ttpll of tank 4nd i a NIA01(1 chpAtt Friday night said a AXI coilltiltl 11101 trig -vzh the Ntedieria hill had War In Brief lir 4- 4'14'4' Wlst1424141kligr" A4--4 3 04 iel'k': a k-r: i c''''' 01-- A- 4 4- l'ipe Aale '4 '4- i ilik i 4 -----sii--f7---- Na-: 4 -isio oirut -4 4 feW '''''W 014 kki0'Ak 141 i kirk -e '''4Vct 9 4-- 1 4 'A 'k 1 410 --ea1ttr-- 1 4t rt 4 First Criminal Action Charges Rules Broken In Many Cities Speed-Limit Cut Probable DT The Amvinelated Premi WASHINGTON Dec Roosevelt said Friday that the Axis has lost the initiative On a global scale "temporarily at least" and revealed that American troops overseas will total MOre than a lion at the (snit of this month At the same time he reported that lend-lease assistance to America's e'lles aggregated S2367000000 in the quarter Nvhich ended Nov The figure was-almost a third greater than that for the preceding quarter he said and represented about 15 per cent of the nation over-all war expenditures Mr Roosevelt informed congress of these developments in his seventh quarterly report on lend-lease progress a document which placed heavy emphasis upon the interdependence of all the United Nations a necessity for a "single world strategy" and joint operations both in the war zones and in the field of production DISCUSSES REHABILITATION i-ren ctoppril A X1 I ird tomittunioilie revealed hea fight at Nletljez-F1-flah i 1 01 Dilliollt nri ril-411o-ft that the AM had I -fr 4 'ttgI s't 4N)V-Ct7- i 044401tft s-- OK) if 11' tli 1 tifttt- fettrr s'tfkiefts' wv 4--t 2t A 4 i 4 4 t-5 'r --se ii4 It I' tt tr ri 4- 4 1 I I 4 i I r--- m-mq it 4sis 4 4 4 0 4 It ter 4 i 4 1414" "'It 4 4 4 4 I 4 4 1 ir 7 I 1 4 i4 4 4 I 4 i' 4 4 1 4 1 4 4 0V-3 '44 5 a a -II 'A I a Vc a 76' Jott II I 1 l'sca' -44-444t alelks i-i-ov--No trt I 1 4 eltr 0 -e Ir ilk 1 Al -rzqtr -1 'it -str -c- ----'4sof ---'r 4-01ti D' 1 41 i- or -1-- -0 -----IrA e-' -qt4 5 -V40tle''''' -p000 kl-04- -41 4t 5041 tee 0-7 er7- rn A s' 1 tcW--s" 1::: 4 -s 66 --k li' 4 k-: AV 1 --i '44 i A ft f- frfr 4 ii 40: 4- 1 4 'rnekk'Vel 4 4 1 t'r- -t i I 1 It tit IP 14 -4- 16 4 4 4 1 4 II 4 4 Or a4 pit a 4 -1P41 4 4 1'14 '17K4 I 4 fir' 14 '111C--11107fII)g 2'414 A 't A elle t' 40" 4 i 1 1 OiVt-AM 464214 r- a IS 1 'r: ftft "4tat i 14' i 1L 11: I 1: Dee 11 1942 hurl back two Axis columns in brief but savage battle on outskirts of Medjezel-hab rallying point for Allies after retiring 20 miles from Tebourba area Germans at one time i-nasit forward 12 miles in center of line before being re Sol in 'Washington reveals loss of f000-ton auxiliary 20-23 Mile 'laxinnint For Mainland 141( hack neat ly 2) Mlitz n't)rrt I al poittow at Tehoorha hr Madrld report of the third ol- hich lid to have been tok sotithNA est Ward from flt I 2nr-'e into th aave Igiers a the s011IO of this in Reduced speed limits for night i cargo ship Alchiba as result of driving probably will be ordered for enemy action in Solomons Re1 Miami drivers when new dimout ports only three casualties This brings to 27 total of American regrilations for Dade cars go into snips lost in that area against 1 d4 k-W --e'r111 A-117- rIt144010 :1 ::77:: 5 i 4 g- -o Ck wow- AS il-44it' ''It-t i 4i11 01211 7 6- '1-i4110441 1 '''l ---y- -sal fl s' 2 -N :7: -sA '-V1-N--0-1 'Jr' -7- 44': -44704k 'i': 4 4 --n U0414444'44k 'W -riiiii- format ton Vrort dr-pathe- American Ger Granf tank! plaed an lin- po! roc in beating off the Axis on Nlediez-el-)ab vk Hien Irf7 TUnISIA hne running north arc! 4euth for 25 mile-- compared c' 44rnilc are in bleb the bad preimbly enclosed Bizerte a flr Tunis ALLIES AWAIT All' quarters emphaizecl that ra al 10 Medjez-elbab 1Fo in no ni-e a seiotb Allied set-hat- hut rather vk dictated by Get cral Grant tanks plaed an itn- roe in heatin2 off the Axis V7et r'n Nlediez-el-ball which Irft the TithiSlit hne running north a rd rou! 11 for 15 mile compared rhc 40milc are in Nthich l''' 6 i A r' bad previously ettiCIOSEd i 1 T-iizein a nr! Tunis ALLIES A WAIF! MI' Mil ry quarters emphasized that ia 'e ild ra al 10 MedkZ-elhab a in no Nt Ie a Serintiz Allied set: 1-t hut rather was dictated by BREAKERS HOTEL AND CABANAS ON THE OCEAN AT PALM BEACH Discussing a tremendous program 140420 400044 -0 for rehabilitating "liberated areas" to as Allied forces of occupation move into continental Europe he dis- closed that these activities atso lre to be put on a lend-lease bad1 Great Eritain and the United King-4 do will participate a he said nd the co-operation of all the United Nations is necessary too The President held out the Egyptian campaign as a demonstration AERIAL VIEW OF BI of what united action can do Brit- is troops planes and ships did most of the fighting he said al)s At -tin America made its big cont-ibution in transportation and "In spite of all difficu es lti of Ficil TO Bise weather terrain and nm eey action" IL he salt! "our supply lines functioned so well that at the Allied Ring MOMPnt t7nited Nations forces were ti able to take the field with clear superiority in armoced strength al-tiller: and air power" Attacks Thrown aps At Buna AERIAL VIEW OF Break Attacks Thrown 11414 41 0 -4 it "'''t's 7 4:: :3 t' "4- Breakers At Palm Beach Becomes Army Hospital Be The Avomeiated Prs WASHINGTON Dec charges of violating rent regulations were filed Friday against SO landlords in war industry areas the Office of Price Administration announced It indicated this a rise the start of a far-reaching rent enforcement drive The complaints marked th first mass enforcement action brought tinder the criminal enforcement provisions of the emergency prh'e control Tict and were also the first criminal action taken to enfcice rent regulations Those accuse were not named in the OPA state-Pent Maximum penalties on conviction are $5000 fine or a year in jail cr t-oth for each violation OPA said the principal counts in the corn-- plaints included: LISTS AIZEAS Charging higher rents than permitted by law discontinuing essential services improperly evicting tenants filing false registration statements and failing to file regts ration statements It said areas in which complarrs bad been filed or were in the handa of federal district attorneys incefed Canton 04 Chicago Cleveland Detroit Kansas City Kan Kansas City Mo Wichita Kan Milwaukee Burlington la Erie Pa Beaumont Tex San Antonio Texarkana Tex-Ark Tullahoma Tenn Mobile Baltimore Newark Hartford Conn San Francisco and San Diego BIG AND -LITTLE "Both big aml little landlords are charged with violations" ORA said "In the eat of some large real es-late operators summoned to court systematie overcharges were uncovered in rentals of old flats or small houses to low-s-alaried orkers from NN horn rents were elected by the week" OPA said there were instances too where landlords tcnanLs to move saying they wished jo eupy the quarters themselves but after the tenant had left rend tno premises- to a new occupan( at a higher rental "The vast majority of landlords are co-operating with the government in observing wartime controls on rent" Deputy Administrator Paul A Porter in charge of rent said "A few however have not For the protection of all tenants and for those landlords who are complying it is necessary for appropriate enforcement steps to ha taken" Back 410 Dead Counted effect Tuesday 52 Japanese vessels sunk Capt A Tibbitts of the police report captur- traffic earm tent said Friday tests ing trenches in bayonet charges dp made ith the half-hooded lights northwest of Stalingrad Battle ordered for mainland driving in- is Waged in snow Germans claim cheated that present maximum capture of dominating hill in mile limits should be lowered to bend of Don river 120 or 20 attack Chinese Additional tests will be made with forces in western Yunnan in the the slit-type lights designed to re- area north of Tengyueh Chinese place the parking light driving in indicate this may be start of Jap- off-mainland areas Capt Tibhitts anese offensive in that area said CRITICISM Miami Beach officers said that laim cds although the half-inch slits across rryish It Gen A Andersons 1 the face of painted-out lenses are he tAt (d li not et have i supposed to afford more driving ltal Hill On it practi light than parking lights they did ea: tt! nr11 his Tubelurba rtit ionm I not believe the present 20mde 1 fl i been under consiant eit night maximm sp ueed in effect entral Front a there would be changed mat Gun Walther Nehring kxis Meanwhile Knox chairman commander in Tunisia moved of the light control committee of Report Smashing 60 N1t on the hec of the Allied the Dade County Defense council iremc nt in an effort to throw answ ered criticism of the council Nazi Transport Planes tle all the way hack across action in ordering the top half of 1 Tunisian mountains hut was the auto headlights blacked out Tromptl halted Some lighting experts argued Fri- lay United Press The attacks on Mediezel-bah (lay that painting out the top half MOSCOW Dee 12 Russian 1' et launched Friday by two en- Nvould tend to throw the light beam troops have seized a height of "great ern' tank olumns supported by in- upward whereas if the lower half tactical in a fierce hat- fantr1 the Allietil communique said ere blacked out tile beam -would tie near Nelikie Luki on -the cen- al One column came ileit Vh from the be defl tr front and to the south have ected providing a better driv- ria-th alrVZ Ihe test iliink of the ing light destroyed 441 more enemy transport Niedtt (la river and our forces ItE-ElilleATING PUBLIC planes ferrying supplies to Axis armies before Stalingrad the Soviet cbittiterattacked fie- Painting of the top half was spe- 0 ing a number of taleinN tanks" 4-ificti in not i et-effective army or high command announced early Sat- Aillp srituNG tivrs issued last month Knox said urday Te ot anred from the east and the specifications "took into con- The additional transport planes ad A': Its V4 iThin It 000 sideration many factors" shot down brings to 130 the total "It of Important rail and may hav been that some of destroYed in four clays til ay but yt ithdrew hen these factors outweighed the en- The Germans repeatedly counternourded i 10z and gineering principles involved in the attacked in a desperate effort to ref -5itcr hit put several more lens painting" he explained capture the lost height near Wilkie Am- tan! nut of commission Police officials who have labored Luki Which is 290 miles west of ose ers said the Meo i long to educate motorists to use Moscow but were hurled back with bk position- centered Parking lights 01-1 the beaches and great losses in men and material enie sott est Timi were far front sections Of Miami the latest communique said liw 1 in thP soy' flteosolfle than those in the were looking forward with no great The fled army also stormed and Teri areoosiderintz that last to re-educating the pub- occupied a number of all-but-en- for lie between now and Tuesday ut'i Alilfd se tback left our circled enemy defense points around fort es ex pod to ithering Under the new regulations driv- i Ilzhev which is half xvav between homtc2: and strafing hy Axis i ing ith 'parking lights anywhere I Moscow and Velikie Ltikl killing Under the new regulations driving with 'parking lights anywhere Rzhev which is half Avav between Moscow and -Velikie Lukt and The army is taking over the fa-1 where the same type of army air mous Breakers hotel on the ocean forces training is under way Prior to the Palm Beach "invasion" the at Palm Beach for use as a- tern- armv had taken over many of the porary hospitalization unit hotels and apartments at Daytona Condemnation proceedings mak- Beach where- the second WAAC ing the action possible were filed training center is being activated in United States District court in Included are 61211 acres of the NliamiFriday and the order of pos- land xvnich takes in all of the spa-session relegating thel-l-argest hosciOus and beautiful grounds surtelry in the East Coast resort 'city I rounding the hotel except the goif to the army was signed late in the course Thirteen cottages adjoin-day bv Judge John Holland inf I htlitflincr rin 11" newt I lily OP kiiiF OgI1111 111 in the main building on the north BY United Presti GEN IklacAlITHUR'S HEADQUARTERS Australia Repeated Japanese counter-allacks to break Allied siege lines In the Sanananda -sector Of new Guinea five ti 1 he coast from Ilona pre row hack Friday wh sTILI NOT ENOUGH He reported that American pro-1 duction is still on the increase and its peak still far away while the war production of Americas has already reached its utmost the last few months he said the output of thoThation's war factories has equipped American forces on a huge scale and gone for the assistance of allied nations as well -ftut there is still not enough" he said "Many more American ships planes tanks and guns fli be required before the United Nations (n wage the great offensive that can bring victory "Meanwhile within the limits of available production Nye have sought to carry out the strategic principle embodied in the lend-lease idea: This is one war it can be WOn only by Fiii the United Nation to gether combining their resources i i I ES 0 ONCE each containing between I() and 18 The order gives the army imme- ritHtITIS Were not included in the (Hate possessit)11 (A the swank (i() order of possession Iloweyer the room hotel which has had among casino 'wink will be turned its guests celebrities from all parts over to the army of the The original Breakers hotel of Occupation of thP Breakers left frame construction vas hudt in Florida without a single main' re- 1895 bv Ilem-y Hagler pioneer sort eit In whih the militarv has developer of Florida and bbilder not taken over the principal ho- of the Florida East Coast railway tel Last spring the army began as an overflow for the Royal Poinoccupying hotels at Miami Beach for (lima located a half-mile away on use as training centers in its giant Lake expansion program The next city TwicE "Hui ur to be affected was St Petersburg In the newly wiin Gona area 110 enemy dead ki lid I prisoner5c al-read have Ireen counted the Allied command announced Saturday The Jap attacks Were launched against Allied lines south of the coastal village which constitutes along with Buna the last two Pnerny toeholds on that section of the coast where the battle has entered its fifth veek The midday communique from Gen Douglas NlacArthur's main headquarters here said the attackers were "bloodily repulsed" and that the Japanese again had resorted to dropping supplies by air to their beleaguered garrisons The Japs first resorted to parachuting supplies last Friday I oo bundles were reported dropped -----11M--- Turn To rage 2-A FDR Explains Norris 'Job' on the mainland will be illegal On the beach parking light driving be permitted only to those AV hn make occasional trips cff the mainland at night teach residents and regular visitors must equip their cars with the slibtype blackout The first structure was destroyed by fire in 1903 hut was immediate- lebuilt along its original lines Ship Honor ed me second hotel stood there until March 1921 when fire agin le- ul ed it he to grou nd But SOO tior Heroism another Breakers was erected this I ime of concrete and steel construe lion and patterned after the Villa By United Peeing Medici in Rome It was opened in i SAN FRANCISCO Dec December 1926 hattle-searred but still seaworthy Owned by the East Coast Hotels cruiser San Francisco leader Of an Corp the building has been de- 1 i outnumbered United States squad-1 scribed bY vLsitos as one of the I most ornate and luxurious strue- i roil that helped destroy jaua- tures of its kind in the vorld! several hundred enemy troops destroying 21 tanks The Russians made their attack in the flzhev sector after the enemy had become exhausted in futile counter-attacks on newly Avon Soviet positions In a Stalingrad factory area the high command reported Soviet artillery continued to knock out enemy gun emplacements and blockhouse Earlier dispatches said Russians had driven the Germans from several trenches in hand-to-hand lighting amid the snow-mantled hills and ravines northwest of Stalingrad 0 el Corvette Saves Powder Plant Blast Kills 2 ships came back to its name- Elaborate murals cover the inside on0 0 city Friday to receive the first dee- ceilings and wails which are fin- i I it I 11 Atlantic oration for heroism3 awarded an i ished in green and gold frese" i American warship in the pre FAMOU GUEST sent i oTT AWA Dec IL tPi---T OTTAWA Dee 11 The By United Prong i NGS MILLS Dee wo workmen xvere killed late 0 Ft' United I The 410 Jap dead listed in the WASIIINGTON Dee Pres! i latest communique ould bring dent Roosevelt aid Friday that hel total to Jail' known to have been killed in the last few days 1raska had asked Sen George Norris NE- Independent to continue expressing his liberal views to the ary A nnounces LOSS country after 'he leaves the senate In Solnmons next month Ntr Roosevelt told his press (on- WASHINGTON Dee ferente however that he had not Loss of the 6198-ton auxiliary earn asked for re-elec I ship Alchiba in recent Solomons option last month by Republican Ken- erations was revealed Friday by the 'loth remain In the navy which also reported that an gpvernment army Hying Fortress shot down He explained that at a conference five Jap Zeros during a reconwith Norris Thursday he and the naissance mission in the northern 81-year-o1d senator talked about the Solomon great necessity for Norris to con- Only three of the Alchiba's nortinue what the President called his mat complement of 46 men very useful life by talking to the reported missing people of this country and the Among those rescued was he world skipper Comdr James Freeman Norris the President said has of Jasper Ala two great audience and The Alchiba was the 27th Amer-a story to should not quit lean vessel lost thus far in the and go home because he is SI years four-month SOIOITIOnS campaign old The Japs have lost 52 ships For the second consecutive' day there vas no word of land ri liasnd a few miles away Aliic41 flank is also hetter tet To-1i and cornmilnications are koo-vr 4fl itniirtwed for hnilding tr -tit for the ultimate major c-f! Tiliti Mrdio41-101) (1411 br int hored both end to ranges: uf expt rt- said and it is tirned Nhrina can peneNati them -Ince he larks the rnizth iV2e k4 nitint pni 4411 tifzht for elbow room: hi( i to iifend his coastal h' Ifi2c1101'1 1( '11 UTIS'IN ANIS Front ropiirts said British tiaratniitniit4 weir riroppeil soLith est of T'Jni- in orclur to cut Axis rear and penetrated with- I reoil four to In miles of the Al-get lar capital returniniz with intormation Thn Paris radio "--Tr41 that some of the tiaratiiicir- Apt(' CR1'11111 401Ilh west Of Vartlinr south Axis forces were re-idrted tilvaiitinz inland front Abet and a ilk i 411t1 paritChtititS reWiCkv ar(l f'7prui1 11I) To I 11 realfn the x17- tom mut irat atm to Tripoli Ilf Ip Inc Iti -ii Inv is i' it'(1 oIlli111i114: itIO 101oncl4 otol it Famous guests at the hotel in- eluded the Duke of Manch Canadian corvette Morden ha re ester and 1 elnotAarLin tov-aI pickflolTi'r(The antnornt Taft registered reig-eissti(elleencti cineann women en there President Warren Hard- ahnipschei()IdITIrelD a Canadian merchantman torpedoed ing played on the golf course and Flagler died in one of its cottages in the Atlantic the navy Perhaps one one of the outstanding notmeed Friday night and has features of tile hotel is its circular landed them in a "western dining room inspire(' by the old pot Glen Eagle in Scotland and added vk-ar The San Francisco her gallant crew steamed through Golden Gate under her own power She was still afloat xvhile a 14-inch Japanese battleship a cruiser and a destroyer lay on the bottom of the ocean victims of six minutes of screaming death-- from her eight-inch guns San Francisco was the flagship for tear Admiral Daniel 1 Callaghan in a naval battle--possibly the greatest surface engagement since Guadalcanal from Nov 13 to 15 Callaghan and Capt Cassin i-oung in com min" opt dii I Imitg Ili 1(1111- Friday in a double explosion in two powder sheds of the Nine Powder IT'ihrlsors Separate co mills here To Go Shopping They were identified as Hugh Abner South Lebanon and Henry The Duke and Duchess of Wind-Hacker Kings Mills sor Friday started the Christmas shopping that brought them on an The blasts which were felt with- ir a radius of 10 miles destroyed unexpected flying visit to Miami i they did It sepa- th sheds which were approximate- ly 10ou feet apart i rattly It was the third accident at the They planned to buy each other mills since last July when five men a present so they parted on a downtown street in Palm Beach were kilied and a score injured Two days an too pounds of pow vhere they are guests of Herbert fier New up but no one was hurt Pulitzer American flying officer in the RAF 1 The duke as governor general of Marlinique Aide the Bahamas probably will come raptfea II le Noir comptroller of here earlv next week to cunfer the Venh navy at Martinique ar- with Admiral 1 I Kauffman 0441 hy rto American clipper Gulf sea frontier etimi reVrittay en mite to Wa-Thington gaiiiing Bahama defense problen v'ie Of the ocean cn The l-boat struck at riu7k and in 1928 A a be had from eVCI'V vinclow of the they took to lifeboats frorn which spacious room the Morden picked them up off the will take all 11111-1Lsh'seas without incident i The army ngs except the lobby rugs guest 7 oard tn corkette china and glassware oil to 0 aboard seven-month-old Susan Alex- and MintS antiottes bedspreads ann tin's antiques nensnrean 50000 Armv For Cuba AVANA DPe 11 UP)----Grn Nia nuel I ez 114 I iona I pohre sk itt Frida Cuba shori Mad ve 700101 men IeRdy defend I he lett 4-1t1Se On I he lyit tie tie! 7'11 Midi A Vdrh dr 11111 ma tid of 'lc (11isc med sovirware and a)intlexroarnnadn k-ca-eanrrt- The 12th Mi al district granted blackout drapes the cheek of the officer a special ditpensat ion for the public 1 There NN as no money transaction to he admitted to pier Hi to sce the in the proreeffing abil subsequent her heroic ship order hy Judge holland ill I I eSt 0 zlirens 2 rut ier Crali Near Miami WINNERS WOULD GU'iT 850000 Wishing Won't Win War 1 in lotfilthfr itt) erte4itql in the r4 ea-1 -with iami Thurflay t-d Tx ti the cren men are inz I wa nntnineeti hv military if Guadalcanal where American soldiers arid Marines have been mopping up scattered -lap units long since cut off from StipPlit'S a MI The coin LI nig tie said Zertos attacked a Flying Fortress Miring a reconnaissance over New Georga island-200 miles northwest of Guadalcanal The Japs came out second best They lost five planes The Fortress returned to its base The Japs now have lost 626 planes in the Solomon iTexas Gets Blimp Rase NVASIIINGTON Dec I I (UPI-- The navy department Friday night announced I hat Secretary Frank ox has approved selection of a site at Hitchcock Tex 12 miles from alveston f()r the location of a new SI 0000moo naval air station for lighter-than-air raft Lottery To Boost War Bonds Urged 0------- op) MaeDONALI) is fightin ad He an aircraft engineer just haek from the fighting fronts and hes plenty disgusted with the grumbling he hears here at home George has seen what men go through at the front lie knows vhat it is like In a special article for the Sun4lay Editorial Niagazine he attacks with no holds barred the "grumblers" at home Here's some straight thinking tempered by the lire of baitle Nati I his iNoon All air raid sirens throughout Dade county will be tested today and every 'Saturday until further notice from 12 noon 10 12:05 in accordance with orders issued by W'gman chairman of the fiiren committee of the Dade Coun ty Defense council and approlrd by Capt Lindsey Ihr licA41 of the civil protection division of the council The tesifs are for the purpose of iscertaining the condition of the and to avoid any sabotage Those in charge of operating sircns are asked to check for the correct time before sounding the signaling devices vt rrelA thtIt vvrirfrr) Ihi IA l'etkigt VIITIPK or the ha i tittl f't ofVII if If'141 bilif! IA ithheld further do-lails rt tht ti I itiont 11411111w ctompletittli vt in ittigiltecm 0 114: OF ws 'Attie vnyngesAn AOciat Pre04 repOrter ies the foxholes of Guadalcanal and comes through an aerial battle nu a Jai) fumther only to fall victim to malaria Ms story is one of those interesting sidelights on war in the Soutli Pacific It appears exclusively in the Sunday Editorial NIAgilZine A hillion-dollar vahond ter with $10o0000 in prizes for e'verv 74-)00on00n purchased is bilit text of a plan outlined Friday hv Straits president of Tropical Park race track and who perfected the American totalisator lised at most MI tracks of the United States and England Each first prize would he k4 S10- (min hond and IIGSS other bond ranging down to Sl2h0 would )t awarded ith each would When To 1:11 lid It I 0 0 LIOW ErtiltS that think help to emit Rommel a tzile India where even army privates have valets a glory of a London surgeon who removed a iiVP cannon shell from the thigh of an air raid victim these are but a few of the outstanding features of the Sunday Editorial Magazine and the prizes arranged In proportion over ment advantages claimed were: Auer iterated sale boo dUreSS obl iga I ions: low interest one year at 214 Per Cent Or 0225 per cent over 10 years: vide distribution to all wage classes: barring of inflationary bank financing by making victory prize bonds available only to individuals Nvould offer purchasers a great opportunity to render patriotic service since they Nvoulit be waiving interest on their investment as a contt-ibutory war effort- Straus said "and it vouid offer the always-popular chance to win a rich prize by' lot Then of course there is the guaranteed return of the principal when the victory bond matures "In other words let's say a man Turn To rage 2-A United States victory prize bonds TOO) do not hear interest set aside a pedal interest fund equal 21i per cent of the amount of victory prize bonds sold use the per cent (S125000 on a sale) nas operating cost give the 2 per cent (S1000000) by luck of a draw to purchasers at the end of one year Ila-ed on a $1000-liond purchase Siratis could divide the SIM00000 prize moncv 71A follows in bonds: Th )0 Next 10 (5-11 ea('h Next 2 5 (15-3) each Next 50 (40-89 ine)--S2000 each Next 100 (90-189 ine)--S1000 Next 500 (190-689 inc )----S500 each Next 1000 (690-1689 each Smaller bonds of S100 or even 430 denomination could be sold Fine of 825 For Storing Gaoline KNOXVILLE Tenn nee II t-7 Iltraltt Tr Irithome 34111 French 1ctIIII I lk I itygile 11q 41(1 I-11 latVisti) 14(I 7b-A Merl GfwIt'd Nitemore 2-141 I 2-A 711 Pinrickiltlip (1 7 I Nadir) 21 211 0-N I 1- t- s- 13-A City flohert Vi11arn finti 1 1 11 gio i 1 re VAt rii 1 too damn 1 it94 NA Ifr op 1 i Pi ts I olio I ''P lig 4 1 otorootby I 4-4 0A6 it ill i 1 1 -Adraing 1 1 1 1 1 -11111TtliCHRiSTMAZSI 1 I A HO sparkling reptort of ttttt en's activities the hest covera2e in Florida the American Weekly and more than comics and features are included in the big Sunday Edition of S70Hoo(H)fl 4)1 purchases Straus PN plained how the United States treasury can carry out his plan at virtually no cost to the public and at the same I ime give NVa bond sales a reInundous impetus by "embodying all the attractive features and stimulating aspects of a puhlie lottery without its obnoxious arspeets- Roiled down to simple terms the Straus plan is this rrint Robert Plumley of S25 for violation of the city fire ordnane by storing 95 gallons of zaso! line in 19 five-gallon cans OPA Attorney Trythall said Plumley could keep his gassoline 1so far as OP A was concerned if used at the rate of four gallons- a 1ik eck in the owners automobile The Miami Herald 'Tailored For the Reader' Floidos Most Complete Newspoper Do oll Kook -11 11oor-evelt 4-A Eril'ortal fi-A on 9-A En Car fi-A Serv rararle 743 i 11-A Sports Imam 10-A Wath lirport 9-A I 11AWoman's 4-3-A i 4.