The Post-Register from Idaho Falls, Idaho • Page 2

Rate Hike Request Set Railroads to Seek Another 8 Per Cent Freight Rate Increase CHICAGO, Sept. 24. UP) The nation's railroads announced Thursday they would seek another 8 per cent increase in freight rates. The decision was annoulced by traffic executives of the railroads after a series of conferences here H. Dana, Chicago, chairman of the western traffic executives committee, said current freight rate levels were not producing sufficient revenue to meet the requirements.

The increase which will be asked of the interstate commerce commission, he said, does not anticipate the outcome of wage negotiations or disputes involving 1,350,000 railroad workers. further increase in railroad operating costs which might result from pending demands of the unions Is a bridge that will have to be crossed when we come to it, Dana said. The Poit-Reglster, Idaho Idaho, Friday, Sept. 24, 1948. $lot Machines Condemned as Heard About Town Graduates With Honors Second Lieutenant Charles E.

Hulett was graduated with top honors on Sept. 22 from the air force communications school at Scott air base, 111., according to a news release received here Friday. Lieutenant Hulett will now assume command of a squadron or group Use Inexpensive Classified Ads RIO NOW SHOWING Finley To Face District Court (Special to The Post-Kegister) BLACKFOOT, Sept. 24. Finley, 25, Pocatello Negro, waived preliminary hearing in the court of B.

D. Thomas, Biackfoot justice of the peaoe, and was bound over to district court on a charge of as sault with a deadly weapon, Robert Kerr, Bingham county prosecuting attorney, said Friday. communications unit. He is the He was arrested by Bonneville SQn Qf Lydlft GueiZ0Wi 15i county Deputies I. W.

North Hlgbee avenue and has been Drake and Warren Jefferson in the air force since Nov. 1942. Thursday night and turned over to Bingham county authorities for prosecution. The arrest was made at the Idaho Falls farm labor eamp south of the city after the office had received an anonymous telephone call tip. Dean Wilkie, Bonneville county sheriff said.

The felony warrant was filed against Finley following the assault of Edward Miller, 44 year old Pocatello Negro, and another Negro named Bagshaw at the E. J. Harder ranch three and one half miles west of Shelley iast Monday night. Miller is in the Idaho Falls LDS hospital where he is being treated for a broken right arm, gashes along the left side of the head and right jaw inflicted by el blows allegedly wielded by Finley. His condition Friday was described as good.

COWARD 1MAU The Alexander Cloiwc' MASK MS mim uhi by MMO WHAll UWT TARTIITC PLUS BRIAN DONLEVY PRESTON FOSTER "A Gentleman After Dark" AND LATEST NEWS ayet NOW SHOWING STAN LAUREL OLIVER "Swiss Miss" ALSO LAW AND ORDER thaYpbcatl Jimmy CARTOON JAMES' AIR CONDITIONED Country Store The fugitive PONDA DKL RIO ORMO ARMINDARtZ J. CANROl NAISH Begins Training Pfc. Robert L. Stringham, son of T. 1, has begun training at the USAF technical school at FT.

Francis H. Warren, Cheyenne, according to a news release received Friday. Licensed To Wed Robert Earl Remsburg, 22, and June Marie Anderson, 22, both of Idaho Falls, and Martin Albert Pfotenhauer, and Vivian Carlson, 28, Idaho Falls, were Issued marriage licenses, Bonneville county courthouse records Friday. Car Hits Stock W. J.

Welke, 272 Hill street, reported at the Bonneville county office Friday a car he was driving struck a cow and sheep on a county road a mile cast of Lincoln Thursday at 7 p.m. Welke said he slowed down for a truck before colliding with the stock. None of the animals were killed. Windshield, right headlight and grill of the Welke car were damaged. The report showed the stock belonged to a farmer named Halliday.

AODID CO-FEATURE RAY WHITTLEY BAR COWBOYS IN "CUPID RIDES THE MKS Births Reported Four births were reported at the Idaho Falls LDS hospital, includ ing the following: a daughter Friday to Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Gneiting, Roberts; a daughter Friday to Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Stewart, 245 East Fourteenth street; a son Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Eddington, 210 street; and a son Thursday to Mr. and Mrs.

Don Whltmeill, Shelley. Fast Day Services Changed Due to the general LDS church conference in Salt Lake City on October 8, the Idaho Falls stake will hold its fast day services Sunday instead of on Oct. 3, it was announced Friday by Bishop G. C. Galley.

Baptismal services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. Bond Forfeited Rita E. Casper forfeited an $8 bond in police court Friday on charge of running through a stop- sign. Equipment Stolen City police were notified Friday two hand grease guns And a road patrol horn were stolen from a construction project near Ririe. Board of Review A board of review fot-south Bonneville Scouts and Explorers will be held Sunday at 2 p.m.

at the Third LDS ward chapel. Larry Lorraine School of Dancing opening Saturday, October 2. Phone 907-R for registration. (Adv.) Delicious shrimp dinners, barbecued spare ribs and meat loaf at The Log Hut. Closed Mondays.

(Adv.) Bookkeeping machine operator position available, young lady with typing ability and basic bookkeeping knowledge can qualify and learn. Write Box 9-25-B The (Adv.) Wanted: Fountain help, part time. Woman 25 years or older. Experience preferred. Don Wilson drug.

Phone (Adv.) Girl wanted, stenographer and general office duties, good salary and working conditions for right person. Phone 185 for (Adv.) Dance The Eagles lodge will sponsor a dance Saturday at 9 p.m. at the Eagles club. Ray orchestra will provide the music. Airline Passengers Friday passengers aboard Western Airlines out of Idaho Falls were J.

A. Russell and Charles C. A. Arveson, both to Salt Lake City. Board of Review The board of review for the Boy Scouts of the east Bonneville district will be held Sunday at 1:30 p.m.

at the LDS Fifth ward church. All scouts and scouters are urged to attend. RROMOUN Continuous Daily 1 pm Now Showing Through Saturdov Firm Name Filing Frank H. Thomas filed at the Bonneville county office Friday certificate of firm name for the Idaho Typewriter company, The Idaho Falls Typewriter com pany, Idaho Falls Typewriter Ex change, Typewriter exchange, The Typewriter company and Type writer company or Typewriter Ex change. The certificate was similar to one filed six weeks ago but omits The Falls Typewriting company.

From St. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reynolds, St. Anthony, were visitors in Idaho Falls Friday.

Meter Violations J. D. Buehler, 447 Eighth street; Leon Baron, Veda Conrad, George Kobayashi, Phil Peterson, Cecil Hymas, R. Jordan and Hugh Robison posted bonds of $1 each in police court Necessary Evil BOISE, Sept 24. UP) Slot machines were condemned as a necessary evil until such time as the Idaho legislature grants cities the right to raise sufficient revenue, members of the Idaho municipal league said Thursday.

Several mayors said: 1. They opposed the idea of municipalities in with owners of the gambling devices. 2. They disliked being dependent for a necessary portion of the municipal income on devices that may not be legal from one session of the legislature to the next or which might be declared illegal in a court decision. Many, however, said that until cities were granted the right to levy excise taxes or otherwise obtain additional revenue, the income from slot machines was needed to run city governments.

Numerous improvements purchased from slot machine revenue were cited. Wallace Replies To Truman Charges CLEVELAND, Sept. 24. UP! Henry A. Wallace flew into Cleveland Friday and hit back at President criticism of the Progressive party.

Mr, Truman said Thursday at Los Angeles that those who vote for Wallace for President will be wasting their votes, and that the Communists are the Progressive party. Wallace at a news conference, replied: 1. That only really wasted vote is a vote for Mr. Truman." He said, vote for Dewey is a straight clearcut vote for reaction, but a vote for Truman is a wasted vote because he talks one way and acts 2. That the Communist charge is the same old red herring that Truman uses on various occasions.

He denounces the American but uses its methods." William Soney, 75. Goshen, Dies (Special to The Post-Register) BLACKFOOT, Sept. 24. William Soney, 75, Goshen, died at a Biackfoot hospital Thursday afternoon following a lingering illness. Funeral services will be held at the Goshen LDS church Saturday at 1:30 p.

m. with Bishop Rulon Christensen officiating. The body will be taken to the C. L. Van Orden home in Goshen at 10 a.

m. Saturday where it will remain until time of services. Burial will be in the Goshen cemetery under the direction of the Nalder Funeral home of Shelley. Mr. Soney was born Dec.

12, 1872, in Germany. He came to America as a boy and settled in Goshen In 1904 where he has lired ever Two sisters and one brother in Germany survive. BODIES RECOVERED LOWMAN, Idaho, Sept. 24. Bodies of two Boise residents who drowned Aug.

29 were recovered by Idaho national guardsmen from the south fork of the Payette river Thursday. The body of James Ruby, 85, was found near the old Grimes power station and the body of Robert Cunningham, 11, three miles below the big falls. LOOSEST SLOTS IN TOWN flirti, 360 SHOUP AVENUE PAYING a midsummer visit to the Cleveland, warehouse of the American Greeting Publishers, S. Claus finds one hundred million Christmas cards ready for shipment. Mr.

Claus doubtless wonders what madness dragged him out of the cool polar regions to look at cards. Woman Awarded $8000 in Suit BOISE, Sept. 24. UP) A federal district court jury Thursday awarded an 80 year old woman $8000 damages in the breach of promise suit she brought against Hyrum S. Lewis of Declo, veteran Idaho legislator.

The Jury of 10 men and two women deliberated about three hours before reaching the verdict. In court Thursday Lewis, also 80, was portrayed by his attorney as the victim of Mrs. Jessie E. (Ella) Simmons who out with a plan and scheme to get Mr. First Art Class To Begin Saturday First class in art for elementary teachers will begin Saturday at 10 a.

m. at the school administration building at the rear of the junior high school, Mrs. Eunice eB. Meppen, Bonneville county school sup erintendent, reported Friday. Mrs.

Virgirfla Perkins, Ricks col lege arts instructor, will teach the class which will convene for one and one half hours each Saturday until early December. Mrs. Meppen said another class in child literature or child psychology is planned for later. A class in school administration will be taught by W. Christensen, city school superintendent, at Ricks college beginning Oct.

13 for principals, superintendents and other school administrators. PROTEIN RIBO FLAVIN NlflCIN IRON Friday for parking i i. meter violations. services oet r. IDAHO PALLS M0T0R-VU OUTDOOR THEATRE North Yellowstone Hi- Way PHONE 2496-W FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24-2S A SWELL DOUBLE FEATURE TREAT1 TYRONE UNOA DARNELL (FdtfveR amber CO FEATURE itrtdeh fleuada I peoturimi ROY end DALE EVANS TWO CwMrUii.

Af 7:26 AND 10 O'CLOCK BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 7 F. M. 1 'Night Wind' with GARY GRAY Different Hansen Paul E. Hansen, 445 I street, who is employed at Garret Transfer company, Thursday announced he is not the Paul Hansen, 23, Idaho Falls, who is serving a 16 day sentence in the city jail on a reckless driving charge. Signal Plan Studied Funeral services for Marsha Lynn Hall, daughter of Mr.

and Lindy Hall, who died Thursday, will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Eckersell Funeral home in Rigby with Bishop Hawke of Annis officiating. Burial will be in the Milo cemetery under direction of the Eckersell Funeral home. (Continued From Page chamber of commerce safety committee, who was unable to attend meeting. Shaping up as point of disagreement, Black said, is whether the watchman will be retained if new flashing signals are Installed at the Broadway and Maple street crossings.

Black said the mayor favors the watchman be kept at his post in addition to the flashing signals. The railroad officials indicated the service will be suspended if the flashing signals are installed. Discussions indicated that future conferences will explore more fully the type of signals that will be installed, if any. The electric wig wag type and barrier system were suggested. East Idaho Radio Programs KID, 1350 Network Network fKlDAY evening 6:00 Songa of Our 6:15 Fulton Lewis, Jr.

6:30 Leave It To Ulrii 6:55 Billy om 7:00 Gabriel He alter 7:15 Henry J. Taylor 7:30 Spotlight on a Star 7:45 Spotlight on Sporta 7:55 Bill Henry 8:00 Fails at Logan 10:00 MBS Orchestra 10:30 MBS Orchestra 10:55 11:00 with Jay Jasln 12:00 Good Night SATURDAY MORNING 6:00 KID 6:05 Music for Saturday 7:00 Extension Forum 7:15 Cook News Rexburg Round Up 7:30 Davis Car News IMN) 7:45 Western Serenade 8:00 8:15 Shoosh Show 8:30 Bill Harrington 8:45 Say It With Music 9:00 Hormel Corpa 9:30 Club 10:00 Harmony Htway 10:15 Plnocchio 10:30 Rigby Rhythm Hour 10:45 Anrtv FootoaU SATURDAY AFTERNOON 1:30 Parade 2:00 Proudly We Hail 2:30 Pauline Alpert Pianist 2:45 ITeston 3:00 Dance Orch. 3:30 Record Release 4:00 Record Release 4:30 Record Release 5:00 a Number 5:30 or KIR. 1400 ML EVENING 6:00 Hill 6:05 on Sporta 6:15 Edition of Air 6 30 Rangei 7:00 That These May Live 7:30 Sport 7:45 Jumpin' 7:55 Champion Roil Call 8:00 Dance Band Jamboree 9:00 Dugout Dope Twin Pocatello 10:30 is your FBI :00 Baseball Roundup 11:05 At Yout Request 11:55 World and Sports Final 12:00 Goodnight SATURDAY MORNING Good Morning 6:00 Sunrise Serenade :10 News Digest :15 Sunrise Serenade 6:80 Veterinary Interview 6:40 Sunrise Serenade 7:10 Sports Eye View 7:15 Agronsky 7:30 Music Hall Varieties Serenade 8:30 NationaJ Federation of Small Business 8:45 Voice of the Army 9:00 is For You 9:30 Head tines 9:45 Weed 10:00 and Costello 10:30 Bob Flemings Record Review 11:30 Pigskin Parade 11:45 Game of the Week Notre Dame vs. Purdue SATURDAY AFTERNOON 2 30 Robin Tunes for Teens 4:30 Wtsmer 4:45 Elmer and Hie Ac- oordlan 5:00 Junction 5:30 Happy Matinee KSEI 930 fit! DA EVENING 8.30 Sports Final 6:45 Reflections :00 University Theatre 7:30 NBC Red Skelton Show 00 Country Edttoi Speaks 8:15 Songs for Pleasure 8:30 Twilight limes 3:45 From Washington 9:00 Club 9.15 News Summary 9:30 NBC Gov.

Thomas E. Dewey 10:00 Idaho Speaks 10:15 Recap with Jack Llghtcap 10:30 Melody Mart Quintet 10:45 Herman 11:00 Gem Stale News 11 of the Stare 1.1:30 Jan Garber Orch. 11:45 SATURDAY MORNING 6:00 Idaho Farm Roundup 7:00 Shop 7:30 News Summary 7.45 Community Chapel 8.00 of Frank MerrlweU 3:30 News Summary 8:45 Saturday 9:00 NBC Meet the Meeks 9:30 Ed McConneU 10:00 News Summary 10.15 Shopping Bag 10:30 drama 10:45 Morning Melodies 11:00 Farm and Home Hour 11:30 KSEI 11-30 Serenade 11:45 NBC Report on Europe AFTERNOON 12:00 12:30 What America Is Playing 12:45 News Summary 3:30 NBC Music for Today 3:45 NBC Story of Lassie 4:00 NBC News Summary 4:15 NBC Art of Living 4:30 Symphony Urch. 5:00 Symphony Orch. Hansen-Alien YOUR FORD DEALER Presents "Football-On-The- Air" With LLOYD MECHAM Friday, Sept.

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