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Show PAGE ONS SECTION TWO PROV O (U T A H) E V EN ING HE RAl D' TUE S IXA Y, .J- U-L Y 2, 1 V atclimg The World Parade A" Miniature Magazine of Things Interesting, Unusual and Humorous From Many Corners of a JJusy Earth none Swimmer a New York city recently Frank th went Into a cigar store lo ke arvimpoitant and hurt tail hphone call. The first nickel in ' phone brought no response m central- The second coin ed as well. When a third nickel ed to make a connection. Roth : his temper. He tore off the jne and stalked out of the ore. hen a policeman tried t stop i he struck the officer. Now he n jail. -Margery Best, 2, claims to be the tp.tl child swimmer of th unive; Ur. a trip to England, acrom the A'ir.ntic recently, she jw.ri 0 yards in the ship's bathUig pool. JE let father is-a profes.sicnnl &wi:n-rr.tr &wi:n-rr.tr and taught hef to :wim before the learned to walk. S Check Code Plumb er Believe it or not, lady, but I'm plumber." said Salvatcr An- occo, 17, of New Yoi k last week ' on Airs. Everett Tutchmgs ; nd him in "her apartment. But; had forced his way Into the J se and was about to plunder it. : Tutchings gave chase and the ; imber" ran. A policeman final- bapturcd him. Frank Maccano of Jersey City, N. J., is in the Easton, Pa., jail an :l police there are holding a check -which experienced what happened to Jonah except that the check was in Maccano's stomach instead of the whale's - Maccano presented the check at a Iwnk. The teller, was suspicious Here is a sign a census enumerator enumer-ator was confronted with when he went to ring the doorbell of a hou3s in St. Louis, Mo.f recently: "Solicitors and salesmen one ring. ' " . ..: "Visitors Three rings. - ' "By appointment Four rings. "Anyone violating the above will be prosecuted by the Housewife Doorbell Ring association.", , ' The numerator solved the problem prob-lem by holding his finger "on '"the bell until someone appeared. Strike Unemployed men in Brisbane, Australia, were put to' work in that and called police. Just as the police ,J .J . . , . arrived Maccano snatched tho a'a"s- . W" '" " " vv check and swallowed it. At a hos-f The other dy uiey .went on a siriKe, iney wanieu meir saiauv; raised $1 a week. . ....... pital a doctor recovered the. check with a stomach pump. Then the police took Maccano to jail. ' ' Now they are unemployed again - West Planning 27-Mile Auto And Train Tunnel CASCADE TUNNEC V, ' r - ?77.f i i s artist's sketch shows Kraphicallj- the plan to tunnel the Cascade intalns In western Washington, affording a new, shorter and faster level route to the coast for tr-Uiis and automobiles. tunnel, more than twice a3 as any in the world, to ope.i w gate between east anil west. he dream of a group . oi otw hington men. - , Kev have, asked the federal gov- lent to appropriate ;u,uou ior , . a. r rvey of a cascaae lunneu iu lable when the stale oi waan-j bn appropriaies a jik.c oum. ke tunnel would pierce the Cas- mountalns between eastern western Washington, would be 27 miles long; cost Lvi nrwv f nr a sinele tunnel ana fW,WW mvm i W.UW tor a uuuuic i thousands of men for a period , om six to nine years, wish a! oil of about $500,000 monthly. ru the tunnel would roar i scontinental trains, ana auto-les auto-les would be ferried under the htains on eiecincauy cars. The trip wouia requnc bximately 30 minutes, wnere- t present from four io nve la are requircu . " -w-- Ing mountain highway over hummit- . Ion Is Longest. ui innlr timnpl now r wnnu s iwiikvtffc b Simplon bore under the Alp3 Switzerland to liaiy. n smiles. - w. , h longest tunnel in the United 3 is thru the Cascades, near Ite of the proposed low-level It was built by the Great iern rajiroau iui -'6"1 , fine nms. . m valleys high up in th? tains shafts would dc suntt iu i Unneu inru mem - , ted while the men were uu.-. uu.-. i t va hinj and nru me uri k -- j they would proviae venuw- j is proposed to construct the ; 1 with private capital and the de Tunnel association lui-i ; informed that eastern finan- ; cicrs are prepared', to ' raise the necessary money providing, an ' official of-ficial survey is made and. the plan proves feasible. . " ' IMan Is Approved . Maj., Gen.; George W. -Qoctjials, i builder, of the Panama -cana, ' had I . a.A. 1 expressed approval oimepianaua was forced to cancel an engagement engage-ment to address the-- association when stricken with . his final illness. ill-ness. "" ? '." . " President Hoover when secretary of commerce, indorsed the plan, saying it would cost no more than a single battleship. It is the dream of the late Gen. H M. Chittenden, . wr ' was - in charge of constructing the great government locks in- Scattle-rrHe retired and made his home on the Pugct sound and in 1909 wrote a pamphlet containing a, prophecy of the great tunnel. ' - - The tunnel association was formed form-ed five years ago and now is en gaged in "selling" the idea to people of Washington. Pay ; Down, -Jobs Few, Says A.F.K WASHINGTON, July 122. Work ers incomes are smaller, DUt-cost or . iiving has changed only slightly according ac-cording 'to the Monthly, Survey of Business." Issued by A. F. of L. . "The decline' ini- prices has thus far been almost entirely-in. wholesale whole-sale lines the prices manufacturers receive for their goods Thus Is has injuredrnrinufacturcrs . .without benefitting workers," says thebullc- tin. " , , " " rrJcts Down " - "Wholesale prices tyrive "steadily declined since July, 1929, making a decrease cf 9 per cent. Weekly figures fig-ures reported since May show a further fur-ther drop, so that prices manufac-turejcsget manufac-turejcsget are now 12 per cent below be-low lasT-year. Cost of living is only 3 per centlower.' - ' - Workers incomes, the first four ratrnths cf this ycir, were 10A per cent bcidwlast year. In Apr'il,his year, the incomes- of workers .cm-ployed .cm-ployed in factories nnd on railroads ,wc.re $100,000,000 less than in October, Octo-ber, last year, when the decline bc-gan- """- ' ' liaving Pcwer Oft .- ,t." "This loss' in buying power .is one pi the. reasons for smaller orders to manufacturers," the.- bylletin 'states. '- "With wage earnera buying power pow-er 10 per cehtvbelow last year, exports ex-ports 20. per cent less and,, orders for industrial products cut still futf-thor futf-thor by hand-to-mouth buying and other, r influences, manufacturcrp have reduced production. ' Outpttt was 12 percent- lower than last year in the first five month3. V Unemployment High 'Unemplcyment today in ?t a "very high level-r-morc ; than . twice . as many are ' out of work as -a- year ago, according to our figures for r.nkh members. Many are on'part timev some have taken wage cjuts, living standards ore lower - ' "June failed to bring the hoped-for hoped-for improvement in unemployment. TwentK4er .cent of union members are still out of work. In June,' this year, there wcrc 222 union members out of work for every 100 in June last year." - ' . ' 4' ' ' ' REVEAL STEEL CHIEF'S BONUS YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio,4 July 21 lT.r EJugene G. Grace, president of Bethclehm Steel corporation, testi fied in court today that his company com-pany paid him $1,623,753 as "incentive" "incen-tive" bonus during5 1929. His testimony given in the court fight brought on by Cyrus S. Eaton who is suing for an injunction to t merger of Youngstown Sheet and Tube with Bethlehem.. came rs the climax to a, thrqe-day:.. battle . his salary was $12,000 a year, but "when: Sheet and .Tube and JJcthle; that he was 'also pa.j an "incentive, hem are merged, Grace should an-bonus" an-bonus" by his company. He re- - swer questions asked by Knton at- over admission ; of evidence . about Bethlehem's i VbonW" system. Last- week Grace testified that fused to tell how much the "bonus" was,. Today he said that for the past five and a half years it has oeeu 2.310 per cent of Bethlehem earnings." Grace, gave . testimony after i tOrncys about the . system. Judge David D. Jenkins, ruled that s .ANOTIHOK i;t i!si: PKOVIDUNCK. It. I. JU:t-I was afraid the machine wouldn't wtart if I stored It, t:o I kept riht on going," lClcardo Colalura explained since the bonus agreement is -an when arrested on a rcclfti-ss driving arrangement which will continue 'charge. POINT WITH PRIDE T O THIS CERTIFICAT E O F AW A R D FROM THE AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION . . . . All performance claims herewith made are based on a Certificate of Performance Per-formance issued by the Contest Board of the American Automobile Association 2268 The" eneigv of . two million men 13 the novT-pipduccd by a single steam tur bine unit. r. Stores will be- closed- dlL day- July 24th in celebration of the settling of this great statei i- ou (HI Thursday Features in Our Provo Stores For Wednesday, July 23 (2(2(2 Bccca. is a refreshing: warm- weather dring,reasonablc in price. '. .Gttles ,;; 4s v Iv3ennimG tux IN OW AMERICA'S NEWEST OIL BECOMES AMERICA'S-BEST Just 'icceivcd a fresh car of Texas Melons. .fhese are very delicious?" 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