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Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-20
laps Nemesis in
So. Pacific Killed

SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA,
April 20 CUP)-Maj. Kenneth D.
McCullar, Courtland, Miss, bomber
pilot who was responsible for more
enemy sinkings than any other pi-
lot in the Southwest Pacific, has
been killed in an accident, an Of
ficial announcement said today.
McCullar and another ace, Mai
William Benn of Washington, Pa,
who also has been killed, were Civ
en- the major share of credit in the
development of the tricky and haz-
ardous skip bombing" technique.
His record included the sinking of
light cruiser. two destroyers and
six freighters-all by the loW-leVel
skip bombing
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-20
New Gerrnan.Turk
Agreement Signed

ANKARA, April 20. CUP)-A new
German Turkish trade agreement
providing for the exchange of $48,-
G00,000 in goods by May 81, 1914,
was signed Sunday, communique
said today.
The communique did not reveal
what goods will be exchanged.
axis radio reports said Won Pap
en- left Turkey yesterday for the
Reich to report presumably on
the trade agreementD
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-20

1t is a terrific blunder to assume that
war promotes science. Ninety-nine per
cent Of scientific inventions have not
been the result Of the stimulus of war as
many people believe. These inventions
are only applied or adapted to war. War
distorts science-namely, wasting ener-
gies on things which are not beneficial
to humanity.-Dr Robert A. Millikan,
physicist
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-20
NAZI EDITOR SAID DEAD

LONDON, April 0.-GUP)-Ger-
man reports reaching Switzerland
said today that Otto Haefnerl, edi-
tor in chief of propaganda minister
Joseph Goebbels' weekly newspaper
Das Reich, has been killed in ac-
ton on the Orel front in Russia.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-20
IN THREE DAYS

In three successive days of action
seven japanese ships have been an-
der attack. OF these, an 90-foot
vessel, believed to be patrol craft,
was sunk, a l0000-ton cargo YES
sci was left in a sinking condition.
one cargo carrier and possibly
three other ships-tWo cargo ships
ana a tanker-Were damaged.
The current upSurge in American
aerial aggressiyeness began last
Thursday CSolomons timeD. During
the three-day period SO far Gov
cred in navy communicates, Amer
leans raided enemy ground objec-
tives a half dozen times. Both
army and marine corps filters par
ticipated in the attacks. Torpedo
planes, dive bombers, fighters and
both Liberator and Flying Fort
ress heavy bombers were used.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-20
NOSE PICKER?

Et may De n slKn OF b0WeI WOrfhsI And
these roundwormB can cause real trouble
Other warnings are: uneasy stomach, ner-
yousness. itching parts. II you even suspect
roundworms. get Jayne's Vermifuge today
JAYNE'S is Americas leading proprietary
worm medicine used by millions for over n
century. Acts gently, yet drives cut round
worms. Demand JAYNES VERMIFUGE.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-20
IN LATEST

In the latest attacks, made on
Saturday (Solomons time), Ameri-
cans bombed the runways and plane
dispersal areas at the enemy's two
main air bases in the Solomons-
Munda on New Georgia island for
the 107th time, and Kahili on Bou-
gainyille island The enemy ship
ping was encountered in the Short
land island area, about 300 miles
northwest of Guadalcanal.
The stepped-up American aerial
drive appears TO have proved effec-
tive in keeping the enemy's planes
land-bound There has been no
japanese air raid Of any conse-
quence since April 7, when a 98-
plane formation attacked American
Shipping near Guadalcanal.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-20
CURRENT QUOTATIONS

Leaders from al walks Of life viii be
required (aftar the war;. They will be
those who have applied practical consi-
deration to mans complete desire for
peaceful world of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tary of Commerce Jesse Jones.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-20
THERE MUST BE NO
NEGOTIATED PEACE

The United Nations must not show the
slightest interest in the offer by SPANS
: foreign minister of that country's good
> offices for purposes of peace negotia-
. tions. We are confident that neither this
> country nor its allies would make such
mistake, and we are similarly confident
! that the people would completely dis
; dain any thought Of negotiated peace.
Just what the proposal may indicate
: doubtless will remain mystery until
after the war Spain may be speaking
for her friend, Germany. And if so, any
thing that Germany may say can be dis
. trusted. Or possibly Spain reflects a
message from Mussolini who knows that
in the not distant future his country Is
; in for real drubbing. In either case
to consider a a cessation of hostilities
without first administering the home
lands of the aggreSSors a bloody beating
would be completely unthinkable.
Those homelands must taste of the hor-
rors Of war upon their own soil. Any
thing short of that would mean Waging
. this terrible war and quitting before the
victory Italy must be licked to stand
still Germany must be ripped asunder.
Not that such prerequisite is dictated by
bood-thirst, but it is dictated by common
sense, by conviction that neither Italy
nor Germany would have paid any parti-
cular penalty for creating this holocaust
if war stops short of their soil.
Those people must learn that murder
ers pay prices.
Most of US have a definite fear that
Italy will lay down her arms too soon
and that Germany may do the same. BY
too soon is meant before their own shores
are ravaged as was Holland and Belgium
and France and Norway and western Rus
sia and Poland.
If +be overturec voiced nv Snain are
sincere messages carried from our enem-
les, they could only be designed to avoid
paying this 100 per cent penalty for
their misdeeds. If they are not sincere
their purposes can only be to ascertain
our weaknesses.
Let no one heed any proposal for
negotiated peace. Let no one stimulate
hope for quick European victory. The
real victory is a long way off,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-20

Tie kind of peace we wish to see can
only be achieved if there is some sort
of practical world organization and our
own country assumes its share of that
esponsibility-U of State
Sumner Welles.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-20
Allies Down q
More Axis Plane S

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS North Africa, April 20
tUP)-Alied fighters shot down "a more Axis planes,
half of them three-engned Transports yesterday III new
crpplng blows at the enemy's dwindling air power a
cOmmumiuue announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-20
Reds Throw Back
Nazi Charue in
Cauca asus Section

MOSCOW, April 20. = UP)-So-
Wet guards in the Northwest Cau-
caSus today wiped out wedge driV-
Ell into their lines by more than
1909 German troops with strong
tank support in "a night attack.
At least 100 German officers and
men were killed, boosting to more
than 2l00 the number sacrificed by
the Germans in "a hours of futile
counter-a aimed at breaking
the Soviet are hemmine them back
against the sea.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-20

LONDON, April 20 tUP)- Adolf
Hitler celebrated his grimmest
birthday today since he came to
power.
AT 50, war wasn't what it seemed
to him at So
His Nazi henchmen sounded the
eomber notes for the fuehrer. He
kept quiet, hard at work, Axis radios
saidl at his headquarters.
Hitler'S real feelings on this
birthday, Of course, were masked by
torn by global war he caused, got
an idea from the gloom filled
statements Of Nazi leaders Joseph
Goebbels and Hermann Goering
from whom the occasion drew words
resembling the truth.
COMPARES POSITION
Hitler is Atlas, Goebbels said,
with the world on his shoulders,
knowing days cramped with work,
nights cramped with sorrows"
Then. in his speech broadcast by
German radios. he compared the
position now with a year ago:
we were standing Ga wear ago.
en- the threshold of unprecedented
Developments for Germany. The
winter war was the hardest and
cruelest ever experienced by man.
kind =. a way out of trials and
or it's end, nowhere can
be discerned.'
For this birthday for the one.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-20
HOLD FIRE

In repulsing attacks yesterday,
the Russians held their fire until
the enemy, was almost in point
blank range, then opened up from
all sides More than 1000 Germans
were killed.
In the Ukraine, a German at
tempt to pierce the Soviet lines be-
low Balakleya was thrown back
with 100 of the enemy killed.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-20
SUPPORTS FORCES

A large air fleet was supporting
the German counterbloWs in the
Caucasus. Red air force pilots and
Soviet anti-aircraft gunners shot
down II of them and damaged sev-
en- more, however
Front dispatches said the Ger
mans were lashing out in desperate
counter attacks in an attempt to
maintain their Caucasian bridge
head in the Kuban area as a
bridgehead for summer operations
Overwhelming numerical supe-
riority enabled a German infantry
regiment to wedge the Soviet posi-
ton in the night attack, the Rus
sian midday communique said
Re-grouping, the Russians seized
the initiative and restored the sit
cation in hand-to-hand fighting.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-20
LETTER TO THE EDITOR

) (Mr. Pinchot is an ex-governor Of
Pennsylvania
1915 Rhode Island Ave.
.. Washington, D. c.
April 13, 1943.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-20
CLIFFORD PINCHO1

Sincerely yours,
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We are offering the following
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6O8 South 18th Street.
GA South 18th Street.
613 South 18th Street
GIT South 14th Street.
GLIB Dawson Street
$40 Dawson Street
ia Dawson Street
ZIG Dawson Street.
112 Magnolia Avenue.
7O8 Bladen Street.
All Bay Street.
BIT Harnett Street.
TIT Taylor Street.
Gil Bladen Street.
615 Harnett Street.
$40 North 9Th Street.
912 North 9th Street.
1918 South 9th Street.
1920 South 9th Street.
1911 South 9th Street
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
21s Northern Extension. Caro-
line Beach, Ocean Front. II
rooms-2 baths. Lot 50xl2o. III
beds, springs, mattresses,
pillows and three dressers.
900 Northern Extension, Caro-,
lima Beach. 6 rooms and
hath. Lot 5Ox125. Ocean
front. 5 beds, springs, mat
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cook stove, 2 dressers, one
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above. So, 10000.
7 rooms and bath. story
1872 So. 9Th.
2o8 South 9th.
116 N. 5th.
SOB Chestnut.
208 South End.
2oo4 Perry Ave.
g. Augusta st. WrlghtSVlAe
Beach.
II lots at 9Th and Martin SITS.
- rooms-Lot 150x300 on old
Wrightsville Road at Long
wood.
8 rooms-21Ox250 #. LongWood.
6 rooms. Kures Beach Nong-
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6 rooms-2nd house from
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Known as Picket property.
S165O.00.
518 Churcl1-5 rooms, 2 apis
one apt. now vacant.
818 Swami St.
1915 North 9th.
2 lots s3x132 #. on 3rd St.
between Wright and Mears.
8 rooms. 2 story. 2 baths and
shower. 3 blocks below
Kures Pier. Ocean Front.
507 Northern Boulevard, Sum
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514 South Front. 6 rooms and
bath.
2l3 and 215 No. 10th St.
813 Mills Alley.
713 South Front.
6l7 Mercer Avenue. 4 large
rooms and about 2 acres OF
land.
2O24 Markets rooms, bath,
corner lot.
Winter Park, 5 rooms.
817 Orange. 6 rooms and bath.
5 room house. 2 lots, Villa
View, Wrightsville Sound.
No. Wooster. 6 rooms.
Brick building, Business Sec
ton. Carolina Beach.
116 Castle, 8 rooms.
II Church, 6 rooms.
1923 N. 4th, rooms.
2O9 Cores Row, 4 rooms.
Store and house. corner Man.
haitian and Wrightsville.
Hughes & Morton
DIAL 1891
WALLACE BLDG.
3rd & Princess
FOR SALE
AUDUBON
PIT Park Ave. (Old car line.)
Substantial six room bunga-
low. Large lot, garage. Lot
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