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Show PROVO (UTAH) i SUNDAY.. HERALD,-. SUNDAYS MARCH . ; 28; ; 1 943 . . : A PAGE- FIVE -; q 3 Germans Evacuate Dutchmen From Coast Towns 1 LONDON, March 27 (U.R) The Germans have evacuated at least 800,000 persona from Dutch coastal towns in a campaign to strengthen All western Europe against an Allied invasion, European Eur-opean reports said today. Even as the Nazis intensified their anti-invasion measures, Dutch, French, and Norwegian patriots were reported to have launched a new wave of sabotage and terrorism. The Dutch underground issued an appeal to the Dutch people to close ranks" for a last-ditcn struggle against German labor conscription measures with a warning that "if we do not resist, we die." The Nazi-controlled Lyon radio ra-dio said a communist-led "army of insurrection" now was operating operat-ing on French soil, carrying out systematic sabotage and terrorist raids against occupation authorities. authori-ties. From Stockholm came a report that the Germans have clamped un 11 p. m. to 5 a. m. curfew on Rjukah, 93 miles west of Oslo, Norway, as result of "political disturbances" dis-turbances" stemming from sabotage. sabo-tage. At Trordheim, the Germans lounded up a large batch of Norwegians Nor-wegians suspected of sympathizing sympathiz-ing with the Allies. However no new executions were reported in the Trondheim area. The 800,000 Netherlander evacuated ev-acuated from Dutch coastal towns were sent to strongly-guarded concentration con-centration camps. Why Does a Chicken Cfpss tftqRoaci&e Workers Protest Mismanagement At War Plant NEW YORK. March 27 ll! -Two thousand union workers at two Brooklyn plants of the Bendix Aviation Corporation, Marine division, di-vision, today stopped work on war products until the army or navy t;?kes over the plants. William Greenspan, spokesman of Local 853. United Automobile Workers, (CIO), said the workers voted early today to halt production prod-uction in protest of "deplorable" jccnditions at the factories, i The union, he said after meet-rug meet-rug of members, wanted either of the armed forces not only to operate oper-ate the plants but to "elimfnate idle machines." He asserted the work-stopage he refused to call it a strike-was strike-was a protest against "mismange-ment." "mismange-ment." Production of precision instruments for the army and' navy had been low, he said. ' grim No one knows why, but this Rhode Island Red hen crossed the road Broad street and Raymond 'boulevard 'Newark, N. J. with the green traffic light, diverting passersby for nearly an hour before she was caught and sold to a bus driver for a quarter. Torpedo Hit In 1000-to-l Shot NEW YORK, March 27 A navy gun crew, scoring a 1000-to-l shot, hit and ex- : ploded an approaching torpedo, tor-pedo, and its commander Ensign En-sign J. Ehret Mahoney exy' plained, how today. "It was during a tropedo-plane tropedo-plane attack," said Mahoney, a son of Jeremiah T. Mahoney, Ma-honey, former supreme court justice and Democratic candidate can-didate for mayor in 1937. "I guess more than a dozen planes came in at us. The torpedoes were released. We saw them coming at about 1,800 yards. We picked out to fire at. One exploded. We hit it." In answer to the question of what happened to the other one, Mahoney said, with a smile: "The other one missed our ship." , my CROWNED WOMEN'S CAGE CHAMPIONS ST. JOSEPH. Mo., March 27 (U.K) The A. I. C. sextet of Davenport, Dav-enport, la., hld its second straight women's national A. A. U. basketball bas-ketball title today on the strength of a 41 to 31 victory over the .A. I. B. team of Des Moines, la. f SECRET WEAPONS TO BE PRODUCE CHICAGO, March 27 (V.V.) Chryslter Corp. is producting war materials at the rate of more than $1,000,000,000 a year, and is preparing pre-paring for production of a new secret weapon for the army, President K. T. Keller said today. Keller made the disclosures while inspecting the aircraft plant nearing ' completion here. BOMBERS RAID RHUR VALLEY LONDON, March 27 (U.R) British Bri-tish four-engined bombers smashed smash-ed at the river port and steel city of pulsburg in Germany's Ruhr valley. last night. - Swinging back into action after being grounded for three nights by fog, the British bombers cascaded cas-caded two and perhaps four-ton block busier demolition bombs and hundreds of incendiaries on Duis-burg. Duis-burg. It was the 57th raid of the war on Duisburg, Germany's bgigest inland port, but the first since Dec. 20. Other planes made subsidiary i aids elsewhere in the Ruhr valley, val-ley, the arsenal for Hitler's war machine. Four bombers were lost out of the "strong force" participating partici-pating in the night's raids, a communique com-munique announced. While the bombers were re suming their offensive against Germany. British fighters swept ! over France and other occupied ! Coatitfilsf on offensive patrols. Two Were lost. ... Combined With . . . March Value IDemonstratioini Sale Extended 'till O P. M. Monday .Night! The Silk and the Legs to Wear It 5'te iU M:y 1 Sanies v. ujut,, mi, Ctunese eencuuurist. of Lo& Aiieeies. tusDAavs una result of a year 6 experimentation in falsing silkworms a fine silk thread ready for weaving. Wanda Stevenson, rignt, M-U-M movie dancer, displays dis-plays just the legs to wear that silk. Miss Stevenson's shapely limDs were adjudged Hollywood's "most beautiful long legs." FOB BETTER UISIOH Buy NEW , lighto fixtures p&Slect 46 North University Avenue t Phone 418 s We Stock a Complete Line of ' FUSES - LIGHT GLOBES - MOTOR BRUSHES - MOTOR BEARINGS - VACUUM BELTS Action Waited cn Bills to Boost U.S. Farm Prices 'BY JOHN L,, CUTTER United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, March 26 (U.P) President Roosevelt's appointment appoint-ment of Chester C. Davis as war food administrator today offered congress'a solution to its problem of protecting the anti-inflation program against demands for wage and price increases. The senate has a chance to seize 'the solution immediately in its disposal of the Pace and Bank-head Bank-head bills which Price Administrator Adminis-trator Preritiss M. Brown has warned would threaten the entire price stabilization structure. Both bills are supported by determined de-termined farm bloc members who contend ithat farm income hasn't kept pace with production costs J ana uiausmai wages, xne Din Dy Rep. Stephen Pace, D., Ga., would increase, the price of farm commodities com-modities by including the cost of all "farm labor in the computation of parity. The bill by Sen. John H. Bankhead, D., Ala., would prevent pre-vent deduction of soil conservation conserva-tion and other farm benefit payments pay-ments in computing parity. A forthcoming executive order outlining Davis "powers is expected ex-pected to empower him to correct the inequities the farm bloc complains com-plains of. As a result even some farm state senators who otherwise other-wise would support the two farm bills are counselling delay. Others believe that in any event they should delay action until after the demand of John I Lewis' United Mine Workers for a $2-alay increase in-crease for bituminous coal miners is settled. Farm bloc senators realize real-ize ; that passage of either or both, the Pace and Bankhead bills would give Lewis a powerful weapon In hfs fight for wages above the "Little Steel' formula. 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