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Show Night Rates For Lov; Distant Telephone Calls Will B?gin at 7 P M. Night rates fcr long distance telephone tele-phone calls will bcKin at 7 p. m. instead of 8 p. m. starting June 1, according to O. K. Fothenivjham, local manager of thp Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company, who anv uneed the change today Under ihc new schedu! ; there will be but two period cf rate, for sta- tion-to-j lation calls: Dv j rates v;i!l j apply ficm 4:30 a. m. to 7 p. m. vnd the low night rater, fr.m 7 p. in. to 1 4:30 a. m. Night rates are lower on all .station-to-station calls for which the day rates is) over 35 cents. The i raving in many cases 1; approximately approxi-mately 40 per cent, Mr. Fohering-ham Fohering-ham ,'tated. i This new schedule for long distance dis-tance calls eliminates the former jcvm'rg priod which was in effect Uu m 7 p. m. to 8:30 p. m. Lew night rates are now elective one and one-half one-half hours earlier, giving .oil u.'ers more time and more covio'.ent hours in which to place sta::. n to-:.tanc to-:.tanc n calls;. j Night rates do not app'y on pr- or, to-person calls, Mr. Fo bcr:ig-ham bcr:ig-ham explained. |
