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Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09


against the Reich may we'll be the
precursor of decisive events" :"
1T is a reasonable assumption, +"
Churchill said, that unless we
make some grave mistake in STRAIT
egy the year 1914 will see the climax
of the European war
But he warned against overcon-
fidence, saying that Hitler still had
400 divisions available and they
are incomparably stronger than
anything available to the late Kai-
SER"
WAR NOT OVER
"A great many speak as if the
end Of the European war is near"
Churchill said. Il hope they are
right We should, however, be
foolish and blameworthy if we al
lowed our plans of action to be
based upon the prospects of an
early collapse of Germany"
Referring to the stern tasks ahead
of the allies, Churchill said: Unless
some happy event occurs on which
we have no right to count, 1914 will
see the greatest sacrifice of life by
the British and Americans e.
Battles far larger than Waterloo
and Gettysburg will be fought"
He said the recent agreement
among the United States, Grea.
Britain, Russia, and China was an
"all important one" which looks
to ''the foundation Of future peace"
He paid tribute to Anthony Eden,
British foreign secretary, and to
Secretary of State Cordell Hull to
whom he referred as that gallant
old eagle
I'VE and our American allies
have done, and are doing, our best
to bring our forces across the seas
and oceans into action against the
enemy" Churchill said. He added
that in the Pacific many brilliant
actions have been recorded and the
strength of Japan has been steadily
and remorselessly worn down"
Churchill renewed his pledge that
all nations overrun By the Germans
would be liberated.
Recalling that the pledge was
given in November, 1910, when
Britain stood alone, he said he saw
no reason to modify it.
He said Britain, the Dominions
Continued on Page 6, Col. g.
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Z &c. Cafes Put
Out of Bounds
By Army Official
Order from Pasadena
Places Institutions
Indefinitely on List

Two Ell Centre cafes, the
Rice Bowl at 452 Main street
and the Victory cafe at 492
Broadway, this week were
declared out of bounds for
all military personnel, military po-
lice disclosed.
The official order came from Gen.
G.. E. Parker of the southern Cali
fornia sector of the army and was
issued from his headquarters in
Pasadena, the M.P.'s said.
FOR ALL BRANCHES
Reliable information was to the
effect that the cafes were declared
out of bounds indefinitely and that
the order applied to all military
personnel regardless of the branch
of service.
Complaints of continued fighting
and disturbances in the two cafes
were understood to have been made
by military officials. These COM
plants resulted in the order issued
by Gen. Parker.
Military police were instructed
to put the order into effect and
were said to have the cooperation
of the owners of the cafes who will
have to refuse to serve military
personnel until such time as the
order is reScinded.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
Million Railroad
Employees to Strike

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. (UP) -
George M. Harrison, spokesman for
IS incorporating railroad employees
unions, asserted today that the l.
100000 members will vote to strike
in protest over wages and that a
strike date actually will be set.
Harrison's warning contrasted
with predictions of high govern
ment officials that no actual strike
would develop regardless of how
the unions vote on the issue OF ac-
cepting or rejecting a federally-
approved wage increase formula.
Harrison said the workers will
go ahead with a strike vote and
when that comes we will set the
date for interrupting operations.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09

schools war service period sched-
uled every week Monday through
Thursday from IL 20 am. to 12:05
PM This group was scheduled to
register Tuesday and make their
choices as to activities. All of the
activities are to be concerned with
some type of service valuable to
the war effort.
I'VE were geatly encouraged and
gratified with the manner in which
the boys volunteered for the mill
tary cadet corps" School Superin-
tendent Guy Weakley said Tues
day Their willingness and earn
estness in accepting this wartime
activity speaks well for their pa
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
Allies Reach kazi
Winter Line on
Pathway to Rome
Germans Expected to Put
Up Strong Resistance
Before Italian Capital

ALI | E D HEADQUAR-
TERS, Algiers, Nov. 9. (UP)
Allied armies have reach
ed the approaches of what
German prisoners described
as the Nazi winter line" protect
ing Rome, it was announced today.
with the British pounding ahead
on 25-mile front to capture towns
overlooking the Sangro river.
Official Allied advices quoted
German prisoners as reporting the
line had been laid in depth behind
the Sangro'on the east, through the
central Italy Apprentices and above
the Garigliano on the west before
the Anglo-American Fifth army.
The Allied armies had reached
the approaches to the new German
defenses at practically all points,
the Eighth army on the west hack
ing forward four miles near the
Adriatic in the greatest push.
"a broadcast of the United Ma
tions radio at Algiers, heard in
London, said that one-third of all
Itali now has been cleared of
Germans
The gains were made despite
demolitions before Gen. Sir Ber-
nard L. Montgomerys Eighth army
troops, who were within 25 miles
OF the important Adriatic port of
4
Anglo American Fifth army front.
An Allied commentator ,,otel
(Continred on Page s, Col. g.
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force of the German navy, was first
discovered early this year by the
u. S. army sledge patrol, a force
of Danish hunters who patrol the
uninhabited coastline of Green
land.
1t was evident that the Germans
had planned to remain permanent
ly at the base.
The base was small but solidly
built and included a radio station.
power house, emergency generator.
radio transmitter, defensive ma
chine gur emplacements and food
caches. A small supply ship In the
harbor had telephone communica-
ton with all principal shore points.
The sledge patrol group which
discovered the base was attacked
by the Germans. Two OF It's menu
bers were taken prisoner and
third, Eli Knudsen. was shot and
killed, but previously they had
managed to report the discovery.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
Tit for Tat

The war chest breakfast was on
Tuesday morning. Someone called
on Judge Elmer Heald and asked
him to give a report as chairman
of the county employe group.
I'm not the chairman OF the
county employe group" Judge
Heald said. wallace McClelland
has done all the work. Let him tell
about it,
'Oh, that's alright, Elmer" Nc
Clelland said, you tell them about
it. Yours my mouthpiece."
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
Negro Confesses
Attacking Woman

CAMP ELLIS, Nov. 8. (UP)-Pvt.
Morris Nichols, l9-year- Cincin-
natl, o., Negro, confessed today that
he raped Mrs. George Quigley at
her farm home, where another
Negro soldier later was shot to
death by farmer.
Nichols told military authorities
he attacked Mrs. Quigley, wife of
a county official, last Thursday. He
said he forced her husband at the
point of a gun to face the wall
during the attack.
The Negro who was shot to death
was Pvt. Hollie Willis, of Chicago,
who was caught by four farmers
early Sunday while making alleged
ly insulting telephone calls to
neighborhood women.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09

triotism and their desire to do
what they can for their country in
time of war.
In fact, the attitude of the entire
student body and faculty was a
satisfaction to me-"
The military cadet corps will be
conducted under the supervision of
officers from the El Centre marine
training station, Captain John KEEP
ley OF the California State Guard,
and E. H. Henderson, expert marks
man and member of the National
Rifle association. The school will
furnish the uniforms and arms for
the corps members.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
Giraud Resigns.
Is A!qiers Report
BY UNITED PRESS

The Brazzaville radio said Tues
day that Gen. Henri Honore Giraud
has resigned as co-president of the
French national committee of lib
Grafton.
The broadcast, quoting an Algiers
announcement, said Giraud Sub
mitted his resignation at meeting
of the committee in Algiers Tues
day.
Gen. Charles de Gaulle was CO.
president of the committee with
Giraud, and presumably assumed
the full presidency.
The broadcast was recorded by
the United Press in New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
It's Impossible

jim bennington has a problem.
In Ell Centro Monday he received
a letter ordering him to report to
the selective service board in Texas
Monday night.
He didn't make it.
Now what?
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
Nuzi Bose Ruzed
RI ear Greenland

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. (UP)-A powerful German
radio and weather base established island off the
coast of Greenland has been destroyed by u S. armed
forces and two prisoners taken Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
Isl Sign up for
Mi!itoryCloss

total of l51 Central Union High school boys volun-
teered for service in the military cadet corps and
bed Monday II 20 for their first instruction session.
Other high school students met to discuss and deter
mine what activities they would engage in during the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
Reds Make Bid to
Trap half Million
Nazis in Ukraine
Three-PrOnged Russian
Drive Extends from
Bridgehead at Kiev

LONDON, Nov. 8. (UP)-RadiO
Berlin reported today that the
Russians had stepped up the tenn
po of their attacks in the Newell
sector of the central front and
apparently were driving for the
central sector of the Zapadnya
Dvina river flowing through
Dvinsk in Latvia.
MOSCOW, Nov. 9. (UP)-
A Red army mobile column
wheeled southwark from the
rapi d ly expanding kiev
bridgahead today and sliced
into the flank of the lower Dnieper
pocket in a bid to trap 100000 Ger
mans making a desperate rear guard
stand before the approaches to Ru-
mania.
Soviet field dispatches described
a three-p-onged Russian offensive
spreading up to As miles beyond
Kiev, threatening the last longitud-
maj railway east OF pIeWdr POldllu,
and denting the flank Of the Ger
man forces holding the Dnieper
bend country.
SWEEP SOUTHWARK
Formidable Russian forces were
reported sweeping uthward d
against the Kremenchug-D -Dnepro-
petrovsk bulge, in which the Nazis
had STAYED off imminent disaster
with a back to the wall defense
hinged on Krivoi Rog.
"a German communique said the
fighting on the Kiev front had
increased in ferocity, particularly
south and west of the town, where
the Russians gained ground slowly
Continued on Page 6, Col. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
U-Bout Wars Back Broken,
Reich Raced. Reds Dealing
Great Blows Says Churchill
Decisive Events Leading TO Conclusion
Of War in Wind, Prime Minister Tells
British Audience; Praises Cordell Hull

LONDON, Nov O. (UP)-The allies have broken the
back of the U-boat war; inflicted "shatterng damage on
German cities and Russians have dealt the Nazs blows
(which may we'll prove mortal" Prime Minister winston
Churchill said today Speaking at the Lord Mayors lunch
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
Marine Planes to
Attack 81 Centro
Simulated Bombing TO Give EI Cen+rans
First Hand View Of Military Aircraft
In Action; Corps Birthday Celebrated

Ell Centrans will be treated to unusual spectacle
at II AS Wednesday when AS planes from the Ell
Centro marine air training station simulate glide bomb
ing attack on the town.
This unusual spectacle planned in connection with
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
Power Workers
TOGO
Dec are Leaders
Total BIackou+ Is Union Threat IF
LID. Doesn't Come TO Terms in
Near Future; Directors Stand Pat

total blackout starting November 18 was promised
to Imperial Valley by the international Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers when the Imperial Irrigation district
board at their regular Tuesday meeting rejected
unions utmatum for agreement covering power work.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
q! AMsl'Ne
EpoR1ER
Loves Young Dream

A Negro man whose age was said
to be SO years, hobbled up to an
innocent bystander in the county
court house and said:
If I get married will they take
my pension away from me?'
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
WEATHER

Maximum Monday n. minimum
Tuesday 43; am. Tuesday 80, hu-
midity 10; noon Tuesday 7S, humid
ity 16; pm. Mon. 73, humidity 13.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
they were pleased with them"
"Who are the Nephilin ?"

they were pleased with them"
who are the Nephilim ?"
TT seems they are product of the
marriage between Bene Elohim
and Benoth Haadam," says Rev.
DR.. Jung.
The Nephilim were in the earth
in those days and also afterwards"
may mean in those days before the
mixing of the Bene Elohim with
the Benoth Haadam, and also
afterwards when the children of
this connection also were giants.
"Nephilim" is very old word.
There are many names referring
to ancient races. living in the minds
Of ancient Jews as giant and savage
men, as in Numbers 1888:
And there we saw the giants,
the sons Of Anak, which come out
of the giants: and we were in our
own sight as grasshoppers, and so
we were in their sight"
There is nowhere any connection
Of giants with dieties, save in Gene
sis "a. This clearly shows that the
Nephilim cannot be compared with
the Greek legend of the Titans.
In the Slavonic Book of Enoch"
is found an interesting version"
of the passage in Genesis. The
Book of Enoch is a writing with a
Biblical cast OF character, but not
found in the Greek Bible or the
Vulgate. Enoch is called Idris by
the Mohammedans, writes Dr.
Jung
The Slavonic version of the Book
of Enoch was translated from a
Greek text, not dependent on the
Ethiopic text. 1t was of Jewish
origin but had probably been re-
vised, as it were, by a Christian.
The story as given in the Slavonic
as follows:
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sinned with the angels. According TO the in
depreciation that the Bene Elohim the
Sethites. then they are the shameless daugh-
tiers of Cain about whom scandalous stories
are told.
But according TO the last Interpretation
they are the helpless women, both married
and unmarried. of the weaker caste. whom the
strong and savage men took according as
b,, A,ric,, vVcoti,, rnr Creat britain Rights Pesa
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A Mystery Of Scrip
FUR e and w orId-
Wide Traditions Dis
cussed by a Famous
Scholar Whose Con-
illusions Would Seem
to Support The Idea
That They r e ally
Were Me mbers Of
Some Prehistoric Su-
perior Race Whose
Intimacy With Alien
Women Led Them to
Disaster
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be rendered, II have said, We are
Elohim, and all Of you sons Of the
most High" The term here dis
tinctly refers TO human beings,
thinks DR.. Jung.
2-"Bene Elohim" may also
mean Spiritual Children Of God.
The text would then indicate that
these pious and exalted ones,
through some cause or other. left
their previous estate and mixed
with the daughters of men, to
whom giant children were born.
The theory invented to substan-
tiate this is ingenious. Up until
this point in Genesis the families
of Seth, one OF the sons Of Adam,
and Cain, the first, had developed
without mixing. Now they did
intermarry, consequently the purity
Of the Sethites became influenced,
to its disadvantage. by the wicked
Cainites, and this was the evil of it.
The pure and innocent Sethites be-
queathed to their offspring their
ullWdoNth giants
3-Onkelos, a convert to Juda-
ism in the first century of the
Christian Era, gives this interpre-
tation:
THE sons of the princes mighty
Ones) saw the daughters of men
that they were beautiful and they
took themselves women of all in
whom they found pleasure"
The sin here lies not in the mar
riage, hut in the fact that they took
the women of all classes, grades,
states, single or married, in whom
they found pleasure.
The "sons of the mighty" would
naturally be stronger in body and
health. And so would their chill
dren, probably, and be considered
"Nephilim" or giants" These so
mighty by transgressing all laws
and Cod corrupted the whole race
shortened their years and brought a
downfall-the Deluge.
AS TO the question, who are II
Haadam it will be seen that
first Interpretation. so argues Or.
they are all OF the daughters Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Who
Were The
Bible
-" Fallen
Angels? 2

IS A ND il came to pass, when men began
~ to multiply on the face OF the earth,
and daughters were born unto them,
THAT the sons of God saw the daughters
OF men that they were fair; and they took
them wives of all which they chose.
And the Lord said. My spirit shall not
always strive with man, for that he also is
flesh: yet his days shall be an hundred and
twenty years.
There were giants in the earth in those
DAYS; and also after that, when the sons OF
God came in unto the daughters of men, and
they bare children to them the same became
mighty men which were of old, men Of re-
nown"
Genesis, Oh. 6; VS.. IA.
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Enoch is as follows:
,"And it came to pass when the children
of men had multiplied that in those days there
were born unto them beautiful and comely
daughters. And the angels, children of heaven
saw and lusted after them and said one to
another: Come let us choose wives from
among the children Of men and beget US
childrenn
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~. HESE verses from Genesis and other pas
sages in the Bible referring TO alliances
] between the sons Of God" and the
daughters Of men" have long been one OF the
most fascinating mysteries Of Holy Writ-not
only TO students of the Scriptures but TO an
thropologists and other scientists as well.
Who were The Sons of God'-the fallen
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February z, 1913
Bradley beam., 1943-10-16

battle. They were fresh and eager and looked good in their clean coveralls. All of them were excited about the "show" that was coming off that night. Tomorrow one of them might be dead. That's the big thing, really, that brings the junior officer and his men so close together. It's that common nearness to death.
 You can't have military formal isms operating between ieuten- ant and his men when all of them are pinned down under a ledge by a bunch of 88's stuck there for eight hours, or when Stukas peel off over the bivouac area and looey and private jump in the same fox hole; when corporal sees his lieu tenant crawl through barbed wire up toward the German position to attract fire, and find out what guns the enemy has-going up himself because he didn't want to send any of his men; when a concussion grenade half blinds the lieutenant on an invasion landing and he re- fuses to go to a first aid station because he wants to stay with his platoon.
 For these looeys-the foregoing were actual cases from the record book, common everyday cases their men would go through any kind of war hell. It is the accumu- lated effect of these small indi- vidual units inspired by the guts and leadership of their lieutenants it is this which punches the hole in enemy lines, which turns the tide in battle, which wins a war.
Bradley beam., 1943-10-16
Base Executive
Continued from Page One

commissioned in 1884 while active in the ROTC at New Hampshire University He was promoted to the rank of Captain in June, 1942 and received his gold leaf insignia of a Major in February, 1943.
 Major Benedict was raised in Worcester, Mass, and attended the Classical High School, the Univer- sity of New Hampshire and the Graduate School of Boston Univer- sity. While in school he was Cap tain of the University of New Hampshire Basketball Team and also a member of the Varsity base ball team. He was also President of the Athletic Association of that University in 1884 and was a mem- Der of Scabbard and Blade,. Blue Key, Kappa Sigma and the Student Council. While at Boston Univer- sity he did graduate work in the School of Education.
 Major Benedict resides at 113 Spring St., Windsor Locks, with his wife, Mrs. Mary P. Benedict and 15 month old twins Joseph Will liam and Joan Mary.
Bradley beam., 1943-10-16

able to use the tools that will be cast into our hands when victory comes
 It is the duty of every American to know why he is fighting and what he is fighting for and each of you at Bradley Field, has the opportunity to supplement your knowledge by hearing the message from three great men of God re- presenting three major faiths in this democratic land of ours over which the Stars and Stripes shall ever wave and men shall ever be free.
 The speeches will be made in the Airborne area at the West Gate Chapel and West Gate Thea tre combined at 8 A. M., 9 A. M., 10 A. M., II A. M., and at the new Gymnasium at 1 80 P. M. and 3 P. M., on Tuesday, Oct. 18th.
Bradley beam., 1943-10-16
FLIGHT STRIPS
By R.. MAXIM

Say fellows, if you need any dough, see Bob Bigger. He's got so much of it, he doesn't know what to do with it all. His Air Corps Dress uniform cost skaty- eight bucks. Just like that. Char ley Bearse got an extension on his 3 day pass. Aren't you ashamed to take your check, Charley?. Can't recognize that B. T.. o. TIS, who's sportin that muzzie. Do you guys know that Red Roberts may get himself hitched in the near future?. =. That handsome Mac from Oklahoma, may get him self in trouble unless he keeps those women away from him. They all call him Pistol Packin' Papa"
 Henry Mentecki is losing his technique. He only takes home his base pay-nothing over. Johnny Rogers is having a H l. of a time getting some sleep. That three day pass must have run him rag ged. Bert Nader is really air sick over his "Mama". Joe Mandelion is up against it. He doesn't want to get married, but every time he has a chance, he's flying down to "Outa dis woild" Brooklyn. His heart-Annie-keeps him on the run. But now it's no go. His finan- ces are catching up with him. No money! No gas! No tires! No No thing! Woe is Joe. Yours truly is sportin' shack stripe, or have you noticed. George Gajewski is still sweating out his stripe and swears that after this war, he doesn't want to see any more carpenters.
 Ever since Mclaughlin saw that Radio Picture, he's been prayin' that we'll get BITS. Last time Larry Newquist pulled in from mis- sion, he went crazy because he didn't bring his roller skates. Do you fellows remember Lucky? We'll in the near future, Tony Rizzo, may become his brother-in-law! Wow! What a combination. Char ley Reeder just became needle and thread happy. That's right, he's got another stripe. Maybe, this outfit may have little mascot by the name of Hohlman. .Preimes- berger would save money if he got hitched, instead of running out to Wisconsin every three day pass. Wonder why T/Sgts. Ours and Truitt dislike Sandusky?. Every time Birdcreek drives around the corner, I expect him to let out with an Indian War Cry. We'll, all you guys, so-long for now. If I missed you this time, I'll make up for it next time. In the meantime, keep the news flying.