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neclares Argument Over Dress Precipitated Attaeii I 7 In Statement By Arthur Brisbane About Banks. Queen Mary's Party. Some Laws, and Others. Two Women Hanged. A sudden fit of insane rage culminating an argument over a sleeveless dress his step-daughter was wearing, ijpday for the tragedy yesterday in which Alva "Ray Loden, 29, beat and shot the girl, Josephine Mullen, and then killed himself.

Josephine, who is 13 years old, made a brief statement this to Dr. J. R. Wrather at the Northwest Texas Hospital, in which she told of the attack. The child has a good chance for recovery, the physician said, although she has been unconscious most of the time since she was found heaten and shot at her home at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.

Bhe has severe gashes on her head from blows" with the butt of a rifle, and a bullet wound ranging through the elde of her head. Funeral Today. mineral services for Loden will be-held at 5 o'clock this afternoon from Griggs Funeral Chapel, with Ferrel Fox, pastor of the West AmarilJo First Christian Church, officiating. Pallbearers will be Glen Green, Frank Woods, Zane Smith, Don Ostrander, Harry Daily and Bob Splcer. Burial will be held in Uano Cemetery.

The girl told Dr. Wrather this morning that her step-father had been despondent since he was released from the Potter County jail last week, after serving 30 days on a liquor conviction. He was jobless, and was becoming more and more Irritable, she said. "Father seemed to get angry every time anyone spoke to him," she said. No Wanting Given.

"One of my aunts had sent two sleeveless dresses, one for me and one for my sister, Lillian. Father hated of that kind, and wouldn't let us wear them. But yesterday morning I put mine on anyway, and when I went into Ihe house he started scolding me about It. He was sitting down cleaning a rifle all the time he was talking. All at once he got up and struck mo with It.

"I started running, and he took after me, swinging the gun. The last- thing I remember was hearing a shot." Dr. Wrather said the girl's condition prohibited further questioning nt the time, but that If she continued to improve, another statement would be taken from her. She regained consciousness for a white this morning, and recognized her mother, and her sister, Lillian. The tragedy was enacted at the Loden home, 86 Western Avenue, yesterday morning.

It Is believed that Loden, out of work for several months and having Just completed was driven Insane -Copyright. Syndicate. Inc. Arthur Brisbane 1i of thi most wHely-kijown wiheri of HU column published ID Tbo becaaic li'-iQteieitinK comnnnU Ob top In of tfci day. Thn opinion! expreMtd arc thoM-ef Mr.

Brbbani-'tnif fe Interpreted AI reflecting the editorial pofnU-of Ths Note Borrowing from Russia, everybody seems to be developing a "plan" of five, ten or more years, Calvin CooHdge, reminding us not to" "let words supplant ideas," -refers to our blessings, multitude of banks are ready to-" Issue money and to give credit." So they are, but unfortunately many of the mul- 'titude are also ready to blow up and "disappear. One thousand three hundred twenty-six banks failed in this country' In 1930, and In the last 10 years 6,000 have gone robbing 7,000,000 depositors, of nearly Iwo thousand million dollars. President Hoover says we "need greater protection for bank deposits," and we do, MUCH greater. An old poker player, when he raised the betting, used to say, "the to discourage vice is to make It expensive." The way to discourage bank failures is to make them dangerous for those responsible. In Germany, when a bank fails, the president usually commits suicide.

Here he hires a good lawyer, and goes to Europe, to relax. Queen Mary of England, good and kind, will give a big ball in Buckingham Palace, something she has not done in seven yvrs. Her idea is to "give a happy evening to young of British society, for whom have been few dances this soJfeon." That Jnusfc be very pleasing to the "young members of British society," and Interesting for the ish cofil miners, out of a JOD, There unfortunately, any ball room big c-jhougli to provide dancing space for tns 100,000. IS NOT NEEDED, SAYS EXAMINER APPROVED INTO LUBBOCK! VF indicates The Associated Press (U.P.I Indicates The United Press SOUTH END OF T. P.

ROAD IS RECOMMENDED AMARILLO LINE Post and Gatty Stop in England; Second Pair Off THE Amarillo The. Helium City The case of Al Capone, who pleads guilty of violating income tax and prohibition laws, sffiws whnt tho government can and cannot do. It can enforce its Income tax laws, and so the treasury department seizes Capone. It cannot enforce prohibition laws and Capone's business will go on as usual while he Is in prison, directed, probably, by himself, through lieutenants. In Hungary, Rose Chor.is, aged 58, and Amelia Szabo, 43, poisoned four members of their families.

One woman fainted when she saw the gallows, and never heard her sentence read. The other fainted, listening to the sentence. Both, unconscious, were literally carried to the gallows by the hangman, who did his work with tears running down his cheeks. An apprentice hangman. Botos, learning the trade and seeing the real hangman tremble and weep profusely, changed his mind about profession.

That execution will interest civilized historians ot the future, when they write our history. Russian wickedness continues. The manganese and lumber men say, that while Russia ships a small volume, the 'price cutting demoralizing. The match Industry Is annoyed when Uncle Sam buys all the matches for his army from Russia. TKe candy Industry here and fn Britain says Russian price cutting menaces its existence.

It'ls all as sad as sad can be. out one of two things must be done, either shut out imports from Russia entirely, or learn to compete with Russia. Assuming that all Russian labor tj slave labor, as you are tearfully told, we must make machines that will compete.with Russia's slaves. No Indian 'slave of the old days, pulling the cord of a pvmkaji, to fan his sleeping master, could compete even at 5 cents a day with one of owr electric fans, or do the work as well. The'railroads ask the Interstate commerce commission for an increase In rates that would yield $400,000,000 a year, warning that diminishing- railroad profits threaten See TODAY, Pate a jail was driven Infif BrKfthiVSf his dlfflcul ties.

ofiONTRl FOR HI-JACKING I Carlos (Buck) O'Neal Is on trial today for the hi-jacking of the Nelson Drug Company at Tenth Avenue ami Van Buren Street on the night of June 1. Robbery fs che charge upon which District Attorney Edward W. Thomerson and Assistant District Attorney Orady W. Hazlewood are basing the prosecution. O'Neal, who was characterized as a "hard-boiled" bandit entered the store near 10 o'clock and nsked to I buy package of cigarettes, cvi- denco at the trial disclosed.

When tlic clerk turned to get the cigarettes he was covered with a. gun, and the bandit demanded, the money from the cash register. The clerk, George Lowry, handed over $87 In cash. Another clerk in the store, who was talking over the telephone at the time the robber entered, was commanded to stay where ho was. After tlie ca drawer was looted, WOULD PERMIT BUILDING OF f26 MILES.

BUT DENY UPPER CONNECTIONS WASHINGTON, June 21 fP)-- Examiner Weed loday recommended to the Interstate Commerce Commission that it permit the Texas Pacific Northern Railway Company to construct 12S miles of railroad In the Tan- handle section of Texas. The examiner recommended construction of BO miles of line from Big Spring to Bvowiifleld and 48 miles from Lubbock Junction lo Lubbock. The proposed lines would operate in Howard, Martin, Dawson. Terry, Lynn and Lubbock Ccun ties. He recommended that the commission disapprove of the construction of about 207 mllc.s of additional lino to operate from Brownflold (o a point two miles beyond Vega and from DimmUt to Anmrillo.

May Bo Needed Tjatur. The examiner told the commission f. line along the general route See RAIL LINE I'agc 2 AMARILLO GLOBE Price 5 Cents Eighth Year No, 89. AMARILLO, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1931. FOURTEEN PAGES OCEAN SPANNING PLANE AND FLIERS i Wiley Tnst i 1 and llarnld Gatty arc shown In fronl of lliPlr plane, i "Winnie Mac of Oklnliu- ma," whtrh they Ilcw across the A a i last nlglit, Uncllnj; EiifiJaml and then iM-orrerllng lo Berlin on their projected CHglit around the world, which Ihcy hopo (o oon)i 'R In 10 days, ON CONDITION BY RALPH HEINZEN United Press Staff Correspondent PARIS.

Jiine 24 U.R»--The French acceptance of President Hoover's war debts holiday, wKh reservations, was approved by the cabinet today. It lauds Mr. Hoover's initiation but, was expected. Insists on the continuation of the "unconditional annuities" from Germany provided in the YOufig plan. The text ot the French reply will be camntu'nicatetf through Wa 1 ter Aanclntcd J'reaa I'hoto The Weather "Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity: tonight; Thursday partly Wesft Texas: Generally fair tonight anrl Thursday; little change Jn temperature; Mexico: Fair tonight and.

Thursday; little change in tempera- tuiv Iwnperature extremes today at 1 O'clfKk SB and 60, the robber in and ran. a customer coming The trial is expected to be completed early today a.t which time O'Neal will be tried for robbery in connection with the taking of 5100 STEEL TO $100 NEW YORK, June 24 OJ.R-- U. S. Steel common stack today sold at $100 a share, the first time It has touched that fffrure since May 22. AK IS, Ju lie 24 OPj--T he French cabinet's acceptance of the Hoover plan caused an Immediate reaction of confiuence on the Rourse loday.

General gains were, recorded, including 1 220 points by the Bank of France to 16,550. Suez Canal -rose to 15,490, a gain of 300. Government honrls were firm. CONSPIRACY IS CHARGED ON OIL EAST TEXAS WARNING DALLAS, June 24 tfV-Cajit. JF.

Luccy, chairman of tlic East Texas oil arbitration committee, said (his morning that ihr, Tom Granfill plan for voluntary pro- ration of oil product Jon In the East Texas field probably would be withdrawn from consideration of ITic Texas railroad commission within the next 48 liours unless tlicrc was marked Improvement "in tho co-operation which we arc receiving front producers In tlin field." Tax Men Go Into Convention Work With the welcoming and netting tuicti Ita almost growth TIIK ASSOVMTIiD TRESS) One loam of nccnn Mlcrs reached Europe loday and another team nut from NcufoiiiuUanJ hoping to duplicate Ihe feu I. Stilt third preparing to Icnvu New York non-stop for Mexico City. Post and Knrolcl Gutly, who left Harbor Grncct yesterday, landed nt nlrrtronm nrnr Chester, England, early this morning and took off for Ilcrlln. Otto llllllg and llnlfirr Holrlls took off Harbor draco thin anrt Catty flew the: ocean as (lie first part of their ed fltRlil nronuil the world, ami Holdls ivcrc on a non-stop flight to Vast mill Gaily had pxperlcil In niuko IJcrlln llirir first EiEop ami hail fuel enough no that llicy thought would ntny In Air until mid-uflernacm IT nrcrssury. White the two orcim fNxiiCn "pro Mill under way Setli Ycrrlnr- lon tttnl Kdun.nl Mnloney began final preparations In New York for non-otoji fliKiil Jo Mexico City "Slmkrdnwn filglit" preparatory to a flight tliu AUnnllc.

They thought might fret away loday. LAND IN UKJU.IN, 24 (A')--Wiley Poal IlArold Gaily, American round tho ivnrld filers completed the lap of their world-girdling flight al 8:30 M. (1:30 M. S. To, IrHtlctl ut Tempethof Airfield mult hi ic ut O'litwler.

and Flatmvcr. Germany. CHKST13K, Enfflaml, 24 1 )--Wiley Tost find Harold Gutty "two you UK men in a on a flight around tho world, Innclccl wnfcly (he Xonlnnrf Royal Air Korea Airdrome nciu- hero this i on (i flight acrosB I.lie AUantit', nnnLchccI it bile to cat ami hopped off for Moscow via Berlin with the poHHibility Ihul they might not even halt at the German capital. "Hello, Kngland, done wild Gully wJitn their machine came to ti alnndritlll ft of a llltto over 10 hours nt Xeuland Alrrlromn. AH noon as Ihe identification numbers of DID machine hml been checked, royal ah 1 lorco pllotrt Ihe ground niRhed from tlic Vicinjnir lo ureet tho flfcm who had nonchalantly ic-tt New York Olty i yesterday, barely turned around at then hopped over tho Atlantic, I acquainted formalities completed this morning, delegates to the 27th annual convention hern of the "fax Collectors' Association of Texan took off Ihelr coats, rolled, up their sleeves and pitched Into the, flrat nchcdulcd huslne.ss session at 3 0 and whnk-snlc lacllltlM, the o'clock thin afternoon.

i dnvcilopnicnt of railways iilwut llfl More Ihun hundrert collectors doorway, not fnlilnff to mcatinn its had registered up to noon lor the 28 public rmrkfl, rnngine in size from thrcc-ciny meeting nnd others were one lo 040 nr.rcn. "We want the continuing to arrive. Attendance world to know about our city and In Uie pnfit few ycnrs anil predicted a continued development. Ho told of Amarillo'B evaluation, of 1U form of ctty government, declaring It lo bo the cnpllnl city or tiio Rrcatent empire in America, lie tokl of tliu THIRD WELL TO BE CONNECTED Wllh E. Edge, United States amhfissador, to the state department in Washington later today.

Approve In Principle Reply stressed that the government, however, must gain the approval of parliament because the Young plan voted a law and the cabinet can only approve the Hoover plan "in principle." The cabinet's defeat in the cham- TULSA, June 24 (U.fi) -While the controversy over production control of Die flush East Texas field continued unsettled, Mid-Continent oil leaders came forward today with the assertion that East Texas had been mado "the fjoat" of a move to force crude prices downward. James G- Cloud, head of the Oklahoma- division of the Inuepcn- i Ernest O. Thompson In his was expected to reach the 200 mark by tonight. i A special Pullman carrying dele- The mnyor WIIR Introduced by J. gtttcs from San Antonio, Houbton Cojllna, I'otlnr County tax collector and Fort, Worth arrived in A a and hast lor the convention.

nt 7:30 this morning. Delegates- 1Q i i a thp from nearby counties came hy nuto- hl rc SJght take I hi tor a mobUe i headed nWs pronrnm," said Jm a the tax collcctorK ol Texas Mavor Thnmnson and Mr meet here and we wnnt you to know; mvn nir that the people of this city are glad nmr. to have you i us," snid Mayor Clcburnc Man I I I I AND 1IO1IUIS TAKE OFF TOO Ay HARBOR CmAOE. N. Juno 24 Otto HllHg and Holgcr Ifoldla took off shortly after rinybriKtk today on their LnuiBatlantte "Joy rifle" to Denmark, Their monoplane, the Liberty, roared down the flylun llcltl nt SlS! A.

Newfoundland numimr time (2:24 A. M. Central Standnrtl Time). Swept Krncefully Into the air on Ihu heavhifi KUoul- and nf (i brfok west wind, hacuted Into sun. The had arrived nl the alv- jjorL 25 minutes before the luke-off, Their plnnn being warmed up as they rode onto the Held ctntl fuw minor detail?) were taken en re connect the third well ut tlw D.

I L. McDonald wntcr Bite, four mllca i west of here, with Uio cUy'a Mnc. "Tho Pp-lo Diiro water plant ft6 extreme eupnoUy now can produce only five to five and half million galloon a day," aald Mayor Ernest Thompoon In an Interview Wednesday, now cojjsunjJiJg niors than KOlltma of water dally HO wo would have been In a dlro extremity if this emergency had not necu met," the mayor continued. May F.xcccrt FUM Million "Wc'ro over tho top with tho two I McDonald wctU already connected and every effort la being made to connect other wells before the cqn- Hutnpllon demand hecomca therefore enroll vou aB of off waited for daybreak what we have here," he Concluded. an 7e wind.

Uolh Rccmcd cotilldent tind IIll- lijr apparently hnd no ill effects from cold he contracted dent Petroleum Association of America, said here that too much stress was being laid upon the East her of deputies was anticipated Fri- prices. uiiiiiB. iiiiu ujuJi LIIU overproduction situation. He said the present conditions In the oil Industry was due to certain 1 comblning to bear Ings to tie Mayor Thompson spent shori while in telling the collectors nboul 1 the city they arc now in. He pic-! "But such Is not the case," he continued, "it just no happen that both of us nrc "brick-yard blonds" Sec TAX MEN PflRC 2 day when it asks parliament's approval of its action.

Parliament, hostile to the Hoover plan, has in- in money from the Williams Grocery slsted that it be consuHeci prior to Store in the 600 block on Pill more Street. Ernest O. Nbrlhcutt, Amnrillo at- torney is defending O'Neal. See WAR DEBT Page 3 Griggs ambulance. Phone 4311.

Starr Faith full Suicide Letters He ing Studied "This conspiracy has caused Mid- Continent Oil producers to fall In a year's tlmft from 1,750,400 barrels a day at $1.29 cents a barrel, netting a return of 2,265,000, to 1,725.030 barrels day nt 33 cents a barrel, netting a return of $569,000 daily," Cloud said. Attacking prorallon, Cloud said the "conspiracy" started with pro- ration of the Scmlnole field. While the success or failure ol Ihe East Texas unltizatlon plan as proposed by Tom Cranfill was at stake, Oklahoma operators prcpar- ed lo go before the corporation Sec CONSPIRACY Page 2 NEI OIL FIRES RUBiO SLAYING INEASTTEXAS TRIAL BEGINS declared E. N. Stanley, city engineer.

City Engineer Stanley predicts the ineLc-red consumption of water in Amaritlo will go beyond tho eight million-Ballon innrk this summer. A new record in mulcted water consumption, 1,1250,000, already has been established this hcnson. "When the McDonald wells ara all completed the city will have at least- Jive million gallons coming dally from tho Word site In Pa! RUfilck'iVt fuel for to i Kurn Canyon and a five million 4y Hymn hours. dully production at the- A Ballon ot wnU-i, a dozen i Donald bite, making a total of ten oranges, coffee and bread-- "plenty nilHJon Rftllons dally production," to Inst UH till we get, I Mayor Thompson, "It Is cx- their provisions. our peak consumption will be It was the third log of tticlr around eight million gallons a day yrrsttrday while alrtltix crew ol ilic WJncIe Mac, which prccc'ddcd the liberty across the ocean.

They had 3.150 mllcu lo travel before reaching CopenlmKcn and they expected to make tlm hoji in liourt. Their nionoplnni; carried GO. 1 of Rafiollnc and 20 loti.s to TJc-nmtirk. T.iey made an 800-mllc ijlght from Tetcrijoro. N.

KUmmer which will Rive ua two million gallons a day hurplus. Th3s to St. John, N. InM Friday should enable us at all ttmes to complete the first The sec-: keep tlic city reservoir full." ond ICK. from SI.

John lo ifarfoorl All the Water Needed 1 Grace, as completed MonOriy. to The city reservoir has a capacity of tlvc million gallons. "It, In hoped this assurance of tilcnty of water will causo every- Fire East Texas' i A I I I last oil fields. At Overton, Frank If, Ailifion, u- nljfht I Obtaining a severance, WIDlfim E. Guess, former sheriff.

SAY JOtJKNKV A AND UNLVENTfllJ, I AIRDROMK, to use nil tho water they want i England, June 24 fu.fi)--When Wiley lor trees, flowers, gardens and June JJ Post and Hnrold Inndccl here yards." continued the mayor. "There tire used of killing Kmlllo Cortes; perlntondcnt of production of Ilubio, cousin of the Mexican PrcsU Company, was seriously burn- dent, and his college chum, Manuel cd when thft Frank O'QuInn well tpurted oil and fire simultaneously. went to trial nlonc for mur- NEW YORK, June 24 OP)--Letters In which Starr Faithfull indicated Franconia May 29. She was put off the ship. she would take her life because of The other two letters follow: unrequited love were submitted to- June 4, 1931 riay to handwriting experts.

i Hello old thing! If the writing in the letters cor- i It's all up with with me now. responds to the writing Jn her This Is something I am going to District Attorney Elvin N. Edwards' of Nnssua County wJU declare John about building, Ph. Maynrd Lbr. Co.

600 W. 5th. ambulance. Phono 4311. rug cleaning.

BOS 10th, death a suicide. The grand jury.in- quiry has been continued until Friday. Dr. Jameson Carr, Cunurd Line surgeon, went before the grand Jury yesterday and submitted three let- i ters from Miss i Stanley E. Fatthfull, the girl's stepfather, branded them as for-i gerles.

He cliargcd there was a plot to end the Inquiry into her death. Detectives who.examined both the letters and dairy saM the'writing corresponded. letters were wrHten between May 30 and the time of her disappearance, June 5. One of the letters was made public several days ago. It was an apology for being intoxicated on put through.

The only thing that bothers me about )t--the only thing 1 dread--Is being out with it and prevented from doing this, which Is the only possible thing for me to do. If one wants to get away with rmu'Jer one has jolly well keep one's wits about one. It's the same way with sulclctc. I don't want to be maimed. I want oblivion.

If there is an after life it will be dirty trick, but I am sure fifty million priests are wrong. That Is one of those things one knows. Nothing makes any difference now. I love to eac and can have one delicious meal with no worries over Gaining. I adore music See DEATH Pare Doolittle Loops Disabled Plane And Jumps EAST ST.

LOUIS, HI-, June 24 loss of an aileron while speeding at approximate' ly 235 mlJcs an hour is not a cacsc for "particular apprehension" to AUj. James H. i DooUttfu, former ace stunler of the Army Air Corps. Whrn an aileron fell away while DoolUtlc teas putting a new plane of his own design through Its initial speed tests near here early last night, the famous flitr nosed Ihe craft Into an "upside down 1 loop to. avoid crashing into a group of 8peel atom and leaped to safety In a parachute.

The plane, especially built fur the purpose ot trying for a new world speed record (or land planes, was demolished. The 512- horsepouer engine wac hurled five feet In the ground. unidentified, who wan! A Jury panel which prosecutors; known to have gone to a private Uald will not be by home lor treatment, was known to death penalty, was called and have been burned. Allison burn-! John Ogricn, of the Carter ed about the head, face and body. District court, into-5 At the Bell and Grady- 'np: venlremen arrested and brought Number One was Ignited into court.

by a boiler, and late nt nlfihl Guess, who has taken lull flames, 150 feet, in height, leaped 1 for the actual blaylngs txbovc II. Workmen about, the well i on a residential street here June 7, were warned, and escaped. sat beside Cecil Crosby, another The P. well 1,200 feet tvwhlllc cha cast of the Otedewatcr depot. In lllctm i OUCM testified at the jircllMlnary hearing he "shot from Hie hip," ktlilnfc Cortes Bubto and Gomez at their parked motor car, "because they jjiiSlcd'a gun on me," A new defense witness, "Curly" Albro, was on lumI today.

He was reported nmariK Ihe first to reach the scene of the slaylngs a Ccr- tes Rnbio Oomez shot, and may testify regarding whether the nftor flying across the A a evidence on every hand of tha OAl'fi first fiuc.stlon was: beauty that can be brought to "Ir, this Kngtomf, BcoLlar.d or rlllo through tho generous use of water. Visitors are constantly heard commentinK on how beautiful tile i Is beginning to look." We: Tho of the Jive McDonald wells connected with the city's Whin hn learned it was the Zcul- and Airdrome he finirl: "We nre i a York. Iiave .1 cross," Referring to the rain and fog the 1'ajrc 2 line late last Thursday. According Sec WATER WELL Page 2 city block 49, blew over the derrick at daylight today. It came in Mnn- day but.

stopped flowing and workmen began deeping it yesterday. The wind shifted today Jn the northwest carrying the ROS fox away from the huslncr.fi district of GtadewaltT. Preparations wrrc be- lur miide to bring steam from a boiler 1,000 feet dJsUnt, In an ct- forb cap the gusher, at the Bell Orady Slumpff No. 1 Daniels, two and a half miles west of Kllgore, ran for their lives In time to escape death they saw a streak of flame ahoot Irom the boilers toward the Cltjj To flo Work city's Intent lot) irhage colteetlon lo uo busi- youths were armed, as the deputlen profess. SINCLAIR POSTS FLAT PRICE IN' EAST TEXAS TULSA, 24 (fPt--The well, wxm after the well Refining Company today posted flat price of 20-centa OIL FIRE Pace 2 barrel for Eastern crude oil.

abandoning iU gravity price Gchcd- Ideal Mattrsa Co. plal of 25 to 37 cenU It Is Mi Into the f. ness. That intention waii expressed officially Tuesday night by the City Commission, which estimates a saving cf approximately $4.000 a month can bn effected. Garbage collection In Amarillo has been under contract for last five Under the terms of to be used for the collection of garbage, Will Save Money.

"The city Is going to do it and figures the hauling can be done for approximately $1,500 a month, which would mesn a saving 1 of approximately $3,000 a month." said Mayor Ernest O. Thompson. "Tho five year contract, awarded in 1826, expires on September 1," the held hy 'he Amarillo continued the mayor. "Zt has been Trading Company, garbage disposal costing the city or mora a $72,000 durir.s the last, fiscal month. For the month of May tho city paid $5,437.08 for the collection of garbage," Under the terms of the contract year, according to officials.

Intention of entering the buslnc.is became known when the commission authorized the city manager to advcrtUc for trucks and trailers Sot.