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Newspaper Page Text4" i PXGE VOTJU SCEDFOUP MSIL' TRIBUTE. MEDPORT?,! OnEffOyrfOypaY, " KPKTL' IT. T92T T T I- I i: Accomplishment by the citizens of Med . ford, Oregon, under the leadership of he Medford Chamber of Commerce. April , 1910 April 1, 1921 M M B lis s H 1 P BOARD OF DIRECTORS JI. ' Waither, President V. tt. Vawter. Vice President C. W. ' . fcfoDoneld. Treasurer A. hi Hljl Bawl' Moor 1 - u RenJi C. Sheldon . floo. L. Thelchler Geo. T. Colllna pen. A. Mansfield jtrnw O. Schleffellu William V. leaaca T. E. Danlela C. E. Oatea R. O. Bardwell FORUM COMMITTEE W. Gaston Domer . KU, Oialrman John C Maun David IL Koueuberg W. B. Crews Quln Rob tnttou 1ST FORUM, April 7. 1020 Ban. O. Sheldon, Chairman Subject "The proponed half million dollar road bond iusue." bv V 11 Vawter. Recommendations-) "ArranKfementa bp made for the purclta.se of a County Fair Grounds." 2N1 POKL'M, April 14 BenJ. u. BToaldon, Chairman Subject "The future development of the timber in thin locality," Arthur Money of Aberdeen, Washington. 8HD KOlll'M, April 21 H, Vawter, Chairman Su.h,J,,;Sf"r'"r.,le I'lgher educational bill." by President P. I.. Campbell of Kugene, Oregon. Ilecommendntlnn "That road to Uead Indian Koda S'lUliigH be made punnuble to automobile travel." 4TH OKUM, April 28 W. Oaaton Dobuiiui, Oaalrmaa ' Bubject "The present utatun of the United Mutes army," by LI. Col. . W. S. Stevens of Portland and M. Col. Wm. H. Brooks of Wash ington, U. C. Recommenuations "That un auto mobile eumr ground be establish ed In Aledford." BTH FORUM, May 5 Gain Boblneon, Chairman Subject "Half million dollar county road bond issue and 4 state bond limitation act," by Wesley Brown. Recommendation "That campaign be conducted in behalf of the meaburea above mentioned." OTH FORUM, JLty 12 David R. Boa.nberg, Chairman Subject "An automobilo camp grounds such as Medford should affurd the tourist," C. E. Gutes. Recommendation "Appointment of a committee to investigate the possibility of railroad construc tion to the east and to the west of Medfoid." - 7TH FOKUM, May 19. John C. Mann, Chairman Subject "The possibility of trade Kxpanslon," by 11. O. Kiohbach. Recommendations- "Keeure concerts by the itogue River Hand." "Appointment of a committee to en coimrite cllllens to vote for thu road bond Issue." HTH FOKUM, May 20 W s. Crews, Chairman Subject "The protection of our for ests against fire," by Capt. H. J. Kberly. Recommendation "Arrange for a program of Trade Expansion." ' "Central Point business men invit ed ; to become- members of the Chamber of Commeroe." BTH FOK11M, Juno 2 'rain Boblnaon, Chairman Subject "Development of communi ty spirit." by Col. Robert A. Mil der of Portland, Oregon. Recommendation "Appointment of committee to secure an equitable distribution of gasoline in case of u shortage so that essential Indus tries may not suffer." 10TH FOKUM, Juno 0 . W. Qaaton xoniergne, Chairman Subject "Development - of Ashland Hotel and Springs project as re lated to the benefit of Southern Oregon," by Prof. Irvine Vlnlng. 11T1I FORUM, Juno 10 David H. Bosenberg, Chairman Subject "Review of the' work of the Chamber of Commerce during the two months since re-organlza-tlon," by II. L. Waither. I3TH FORUM, Juno 2.1 John C. Mann, Chairman (1) "Our street signs and street lights, by Frank Ruchter. (!) -The Railroad Right of Way," by Herbert Grey. 3 "Painting of buldllngs and Cleaning up of our city," by Mau- rlne McKeany. (1) 'Summary,'1, by S. ('. Merrlimtn. 13TH FORUM. Juno 80 Olan O. Taylor, Chairman Subject "Tourist development." by K 8. Mramwell of Oranta Pass, Oregon. Recommendations "That a Jackson County Communltv Dv bo held during the summer." "That a din ner be given In honor of Ex-Ambassador Gerard." I4TH FOKUM, July 7 W. a-aston Semcdgna, Chairman Subject "Medford'a population," by U. C Hoggs. Recommendullon "That the Board of Directors investigate the pos sibility of a recount of the 1120 census." 18TH FOKUM, July 14 Dtlroy Oetohell, Chairman Subleet "Tours of the valley for tourists," by G. A. Codding. Recommendations "Thai the Med ford Song written by Miss Flor ence .Yioutgoinery be published." That .Mrs. A. J. Klocker be Invit ed to address the forutn on the subject of 'Community Center.' " I0TI1 FOKUM, July 21 W. 11. Crews, Chairman Subject "Child Welfare." by Judge Fred C. Hale of Columbus, Ohio. Reeominetilutlor:H "That aviation landing field be given an official name." "Ttiat subject of the next forum be 'Freight ltntes on Commodities Shipped by Farmers.' " 17TH FOKUM, July UH John O. Mann, Chairman Subjects (1) "Freight Rates on Commodities Shipped by the Farmer," by R. U. Flaherty. (2) "National Park-to-Park High, way." by A. U Weslgard of New York. 18TH FORUM, August 4 Gain Soblnaon, Chairman Subject "Traffic Regulations," by Gus Newbury. Recommendation "That the Beard of Directors appoint acommtttee to suggest traffic regulations for tile City of Medford." 1WH FORUM, August 11 ' Dr. Bert B. Elliott, Chairman Subject "The American Legion," by ; Robert W. Clancy. 'Recommendation -"That the Air Pa- trol Service and American Legion , . be cooperated with in dedicating , . the Aviation Landing Field on La : bor Day, September 6th." 20TH FORUM, August 18. " Bev. F. B. X,eah, Chairman Subject "The Minister A Commu- nlty Asset," by Rev. L. .Myron :' Booaetv 21ST FOKUM, August 25 , . John' O. Mann, Chairman 'Subject "Impressions of Eastern ; ; Oregon," by. W. R. Coleman. 22XJJ FORUM, September 1 Porter J. Heff, Chairman Subject "Move the County Seat," by Mayor C. B. Lainkln of Ash land, Oregon. Recommendation "That tho ques tion of the removal of the County Seat be placed on the ballot." 23KD FORUM, September 8 X. Tawter, Chairman Subjects (11 "The University of Oregon, Its accomplishments and future activities." by President P. L. Campbell of Eugene, Oregon. (2) "The Bast Is Coming West." by Frank Branch Riley of Portland, Oregon. 24TH FORTM, September 15 S. C. OaddlB, Chairman - Subject "Business Education A Community Asset," by BenJ. F. Lindas, 25TH FORUM, September 23 O. A. Codding, Chairman Subject "Community Center," by Mrs. A. J. Klocker. Recommendation "That the finan cial program of the Boy Scouts be endorsed." 2UTU FORUM, September 29 Delroy Oetchell, Chairman Subjecl "Poams by their Author," by Dick Posey R. p. Campbell of Ashland. Oregon. S7TH FORUM, OctolMir 6 H. O. FKOHBACH, P hail-man Subject "Initiative Measures." by Benj. C. Sheldon. Recommendation "That committee be appointed to co-operate with like committees from the Common Council and from the American Legion to secure nntl-allcn land leasing legislation." 2KTH FORUM, October 1:1 John C. Mann, Chairman Subject "The County Y. M. C. A. Work," by John 11. Rudd of Port land. Oregon. 20TH FORUM, October 20 B. X,. Waither, Chairman Subject "Southern Oregon Experi ment Station." by Prof. F. C. Rcl-mer. BOTH FORUM, October 27 John C. Mann, Chairman Subjects (1) "Jackson County Dis play ul the Oregon Slate Fair," by C .C. Cate. 2 "Tho Possibility ot the Dairy Industry In Oregon," by Leslie Butler of Hood River. Oregon. 31ST FORUM, November 3 Ber. J. Bandolph Saanet, Chairman Subject "Oregon's Educational Standing." by J. II. Churchill of Salem, Oregon. 32I) FORUM, November 10 Mrs. Boas O. Sohleffelln, Chairman Subject "City Beautiful." by Rev. C. A. Edwards of Ashland, Ore , Bon. 33RI) FORUM,, November 17 David B. Boaenberg, Chairman Subject "A reading from Richard Harding Davis," by Ira Ellsworth Schuler. 34TH FOKUM, November 21 T. B. Danlela, Chairman Subject "The Optimistic Pest," by Bert R. Oreer of Ashlund, Oregon. 33TH 1-ORUM, December 1 . Bawlea Moore, Chairman Subject "Legislative Measures," by Chas. F. Hopkins of Roseburg. Oregon. JWITH FORUM, Decomber 8 Aabrey O. Smith, Chairman Subject "A Jackson County Farm Bureau and Its Af fllllntlona with the State and National Federa tion," by Geo. A. Mansfield. 37TH FORUM, December 13 O. E. Gates, Chairman Subject "Tho Hoover Campaign for the starving children of Central Europe," by W. . C. Harding of Koseburg, Oregon. S8T1I FRUM, Docomlicr 22 W. E, Orewa, Chairman Subject "The Oregon Agricultural College and Ita relation to the rest of the state." by President W. J. Kerr, of Corvallls, Oregon. 40TH FOKUM, January 5, 1I-1 Oeo. A. Manrfield. Chairman Subjects (1) "Agricultural Ad vancement as a result of Lxperl mcnt Stations." by Dr. Juines T. Jardlne of Corvallls. Oregon. (2) "Oregon Boys and Girls' Club Work." by H. C. Seymour of Cor vallls, Oregon. 4 1ST FORUM, January 13 Gain Boblnaon, Chairman Subject "A New Movement InUnj verslty Education." by John C. AI mack. of Eugene. Oregon. Recommendation "That an Edu cational Campaign teaching the value of being 'On Time' be conducted." 421 FORUM, January 10 Mra. A. J. Hanby, Chairman Bubjects (11 "The World Program of the V. W. C. A.," by Miss Amy Smith of Seattle Wash. (2) "The Pacific Northwest Tour ist Association," by H. Cuthbert. Recommendation "That a County Association for tile 1'reservullon of the Scenery be funned." 30TII FORUM, December 29 C. S. Oatea, Chairman Subject "Oil Prospects In the Rogue River Valley," by Col. E. R Kelly. 43RD FORUM, January 20 O. C. Boggs, Chairman Subject "Tho Jackson County Li brary," by Miss Clara Van Sant. Recommendation "That forum en dorse the efforts of the Farm Bu reau in their membership drive." 44TH FORUM, February 2 Glen O. Taylor, Chairman Subject "The Necessity of the Bus iness Man of Today Being Train ed," by Dean E. C. Robbins of Eu gene, Oregon. 15TJI FOKUM, February 9 O. B. Gates, Chairman Subject "Tho Road Building Pro gram for Jackson County," K. E. Ilodgman. Recommendation "That- telegrams be sent to representatives in tho legislature requesting every ef fort to be made to secure appro priation for a Medford Armory." 40T1. FORUM, February 10 Frank P. Farrell, Chairman Subject "The Relationship of the Parents to Their Children." by Dr. Wlnfield Scott Hall of Chi- , cago, ill. 47TII FOKUM, February 23 C. E. Gates, Chairman Subject "Wlfat attltudo should Medford citizens take on future demands for funds," by T. E Dan iels. Frank P. Farrell. Rev. F. It. Leach, Rev. J. Randolph Sasnelt. Recommendation "That a 'Commu nity Chest' be organized." 48TH FORUM, March 2 F. E. Merrick, Chairman Subject "Laws enacted at the re cent session of 'the legislature other than the highway and auto license laws," by BenJ. C. Sheldon. 40X11 FORUM, .March 0 E. C. Oadaia, Chairman Subject "Associated Industries of Pre-'on- by A. G. Clark of Port land, Oregon. Recommendations "That tho songs written by ltev. D. E MilHrd tnr the Medford Chainl'er of Con ' nierce be copyrighted," BOTH F'ORUM, March 10 H. W. Borden, Chairman Subject "Smiles build business nnd communities." by Herbert Leon Copo of Caro, Michigan. Recommendation "That Pacific and Eastern Terminal grounds be pur chased for auto camp and public park purposes." 51ST FORUM, March 23 Joseph O. Grey, Chairman Subject "Debate Resolved, That fhe i!o ,.lln,B0f re'" Property in the United States bv the iinas. i ed-'h'S ?.""""" ProhTb. win'Tlmas"" BUC"'er 82 FORUM, March SO BAWMa MOORE, Chairman LeBun!;r3"tKm?,b"e nncl ihway Legislation." by Benj. C. Sheldon. Recommendation Products week Medford." "That an Oregon be conducted in ANNUA Apt! General work oullii eal year, of directtA.il review of the Chai merce uli year. r.fn BETING i2ll Chairman .mission of (or the fis- iounc-'"inent lected and work of of Com tlie past t i 9 i MEMBEKHIP MEETINSia. Decern 0. S. Of 1920 Chairman Joint Bllng of the members tf'the Medford Chamber t' Commerce and Cominy D., Fifth Infantry, l G. O. , Subject Sdford Arm ory by Ot George A. White ol Salem, Ore gon. Recommctiltlon That efforts iriatde to se cure jprbprlatlons from tlJHty. county and star the con structloilff an arm ory in Mdford. i ? Members who served on the Continuom Membership Com mittee mud aiaiBt ed In the Supple xnentiry LlcruOer ihip Campaign. Hamlltttn Pulton, Chairman MfB. O. It, Salfliwi-ll J. W. Wukt-flt'Ul Volney I lixon II. C. tlarnett Janifs 'Iiylnr Win. G. Tail a. l. inn M. MoiitK-'intTy W. K. Wuiktr Will Warner T. K. Uaiilfla Frt'd AV. Menra John IT f'iirkin H. I.. Wulthi-r JoHfnli O. Orey O. U. Ah-mierfer Win. '. Isaacs Committee to can vass vote at pri mary and final elections of Direc tors J. It. Woo.Hoitl, Chairman Glon O. Taylor Alex Spari-ow John H. Goodrich Clias K Morris V. E. Walker Geo. E. Galea Trade Epanalon vommlttoe John C. Mann, Chair man C. A. Meeker B. Klutn B. W. Puul C. C. Cate A. W. Hubbs C. A. Whlllock Mrs. A. J. Hanby Miss Nova iLouns bury Mrs. G. W. Newbury Beal Estate Commit tee To consider distribution of In quiries received by the Chamber of Commerce. J. W. Wakefield, Chairman J. li. Andrews J. C. Barnea A. O. Uelinett J. C. Brown C. S. Butterflold J. Drt-ssler . O. L. Harmon Wm. M. Holmes B. H. llurd Goo. Laidley H. H. McCurdy Frederick C. 1'age William Seheble Jamea Taylor Edwin M. White Committee to con duct an education al "On Time" cam paign. Aubrey G. Smith, Chairman Mrs. Geort'ti IS. Can ode A. J. Hanby Mlas Elizabeth Fer guson O. H. Campbell Miss Orn Cox Miss Van Meter Committee to ar range a Program of work for the Chamber of Com merce. Geo. A. Mansfield, Cli airman Mrs. Rose G. Schief felln Earl C. Gaddls E. J. Skewis H. C. Garnelt Committee to Inves tigate the loss of government blank ets loaned to the Medford Commer "clal Clob In Aug ust, 1919. H. A. Canaday. Chairman A. J. Vanco Carl Y. Tengwold Committee to Inves tigate the possi bilities of railroad construction. E. H. Hurd, Chair man A. L. Hill J. F. Reddy Wal ter B. Rob! naon G. L. 'Buhrman W. H. Gore . Scenic Preservation Committee. H.-nj. I- Undiirt. t;;tirin;i n P.. If Mct'urdv A. liohe:iNicin Alt-x Sparrow Hutrli U. Kuttkiri I'Mistui M;i rsha II K. li. HcdKiiia.i Committee to ar range for Summer Band Concerts. Will WartM-r. Chalr- inan It A. P. ltv H. I.. Hr.Mi.U v Mrs. K. K. M.Mrit-k lu-lloy Gitulu-il Committee on Com mittees, V. H. Vawl.-r, Chairman V 1.. Mill T. Huiiifls ..its. Kust; G. Suliii'f- fellii R.v. Myron lluuzt-r Committoe to inves tl(rate the advisa bility of establish ing a Credit Sat ing Bureau. Ralph Waldo El dun, Chairman A. II. Miller E. .M. Wilson J. Ni'Winan H. A. Thlei-uir Committee to con sider a proposition tor the establish ment of an Apple Syrnp Plant. C. C. Cate. Chairman E. J. Skewis C. M. Kldd Committee to con sider County Bul letin Board Adver tising. A. C. Hubbard, Chairman J. L. Read 1. 1). Philips Crater Lake High way and Tourist uurcau commit tee. C. 8. Butterfield, Chairman Guv Conner John H. Carkln Committee to estab lish an employ ment bureau dur ing the fruit sea son. R. O. Bardwell Chairman David If. Rosenberg H. O. Frohbach Committee to con sider Forest Re serve Extension I or protection of Medford'a water tJnppiy. . A. T,. Hill, Chairman Henj. C. Sheldon Rawles .Moore Committee to inves . tlgate Freight Rates on stock shipments J. W. Wakefield, Chairman M. Montgomery R. D. Flaherty CHisollne Shortage Committee C. E. Gales, Chair man IT. A. Thicrolf H. L. Waither industrial Survey Committee. H. 1.. Waither, Chairman S. Sumpter Smith V. H. Vawter Treight Bate Ad justment Commit tee. E. A. Welch. Chairman Earl C. Oaddfs H. C. Garnett Geo. T. Colllna Jackson County Community Day Committee. C. A. Meeker, Chairman Volney Dixon l.arry J. Schade Committee to pre pare proepact list for supplementary membership cam paign. Jonas Wold. Chair man A. 1,. Hill J. A. IVrry Street Sign Commit tee. J. C. Brown, Chair man J no. A. Wt stiTlund O. 1. Harmon Committee to pre pare map direct ing tourists to scenic points of the valley. G. A. Codding. Chairman Frank P. Farrell Geo. 1. Treichler Committee In charge of entertainment for the Northwest Advertising Cara van. Geo; T. Colltna, .Chairman R. Klum H. S Smith J. W. Wakefield Auditing Com tee, Rawles Moore, Chairman V. II. Vawter Wm. F. Isaacs Headquarters Com mittee, Geo. A. Mansfield, Chairman Geo. T. Colllna Wm. F. Isaacs Budget Appropria tion Committee. IT. U Waither, Chairman V. If. Vawter A. L. Hill Committee on Songs lor Forum Meet ings. W. I. Vawter, Chairman Rl-v. U. E. Millard W. Gaston Domer- gue Committee to ar range with City Authorities for purchase of Coun ty Fair and Avia tion Grounds. H. K Waither, Chairman Geo. A. Mansfield V. IT. Vawter Dedication of Avia tion Field Commit tee. C. E. Catra, Chairman V. H. Vawter W. H. Gore H. Sumpter Smith Gus Newbury Dead Indian Soda Springs Koad Committee. H. C, Garnett, Chairman Hugh B. Rankin Geo. R. Llndley Committee In charge of B-oad Bond Campaign. Rawles Moore. Chairman Frank P. Farrell SeeJey Hall Committee to ar range for and Im prove present Au tomobile Camp Grounds. Earl C. Gaddls. Chairman E. E. Kan's J. A. Re.'li-fieM Mi.sa Annltj Kellehur Committee to Inves tigate Trafflo Begulatlons. Glen O. Taylor. Chairman. Geo. T. Collins Ralph Waldo Elden Medford Booklet Committee. E. G. Rlddell, Chairmutt S. Sumpter Smith A. H. Miller County Seat Cam paign 4omznlttee. Paul M. Janney, Chairman Oeo. L. Treichler J. W. Wakefield A C C O M P L I S H M E N r s Oommltte. to aealat Cow TeatlBffAaao olatlon to aet fnnda. Wm. O. Talt. Chairman Committee to secure Budget Sttbaorlp tlon. Geo. L. Treichler, Chairman. T. E. Danlela Committee to ean vaaa Tote of Bef erendnm on tae Conatltatlonai Amendment Iiim ltlnr the rate of latereat. John B. Orth, Chairman A. P. Hagen Selh M. Bullla Commlttao to can Taaa the refaren- dam on Conunnnl ty Cheat. Glenn O. Taylor. Chairman J. R. Woodford Alex Sparrow 1. Secured tho consent of the Common Council to provlilo funds for 0tn Air Hand nvrt during the summer month of 1920. 12. Exhibited on various occaalont tb Wonderful l'lornl Pruducu of tba Rom River Valley. 1. 13. Compiled a collection of Bonf, Mch 2. Assisted In the establishment of an Km- . , , m . . tutvo been lbs ueans of much favorable ployment ltureau which operated during j. publicity and which have In a lara mea4- tho fruit picking season. Secured help for . , ,. urt) assisted in uuklnc tba guests at the farmers, manufacturers and for road and , , , forums feel Ibe spirit of progression which Irrigation construction work. . prevails In Medford. 3. Established a linmcli officii in Medford of the OiiiCu Stuto Motor Association which Is tha Oreson reuroeentullve o( the Amoricun Automobilo Assoclutlou. 14. lU'pllcd with a I'eiual lief tor and with literature to 1,000 persons making Inquiry as to Ibe resources and advan tages of Medford and the Rogue River Valley. 15. Secured 50 New Mubrs, all ot wboia had the opportunity before joining to see 4.-Wss instrumental in the formation of a ' lhat the offlcers f ,ho Med(ord ChamW county association for tho Ire.erTtlon of Qf Commerce w9re conducting the organ- 8mery along the highways. ,Mton ,n ,n6 most pr()gre8.lY(, and hul. ness-llke manner. li. After months ot negotiations on tb 6. Secured a l-Yeiglit Rato Reduction on part of the Chamber of Commerce Corn lumber and box ahooks so that Medford Is - ......' mlttee, the City ot Medford and JaeksOB in an enviable position to become a lum- - . ., County, grounds for an AvtaUon LdlnT ber, manufacturing center.' . . Held and a Conaty Ialr were purchased. 0. Carried on an educational cnmpulgn to get the citizens to reulUo the lmportunco of being Prompt and On Time In their business engagements. 17. Attracted thousands ot visitor td Jiikd ford at the time ot the Dedication of J ho Newell Barber Aviation IantUng Field. 7. Investigated the designs and coBts ot Street Sins; and recommended same to Common Council. Signs now being put lu place. 18. Secured the expenditure ot fundi by . . "'-' r. the County and by the Forest Sefvlce, i .. . '..,, ... ' ' ": which made It possible for Automobile t4 . . . f ' ' , ' - ' '! i"i- V - Travel the JRoad Cesdinsj to the Dld lv , ' 1 ' ! l i ' 1 ' dlan 8od 8nrlnn. ' '.. : '. ': -v . 1:-: ' ' '.r t ?-.;; ' ' I I ' .11 I II I ' ' . ... f'W-lV.'V-' ; '''c 8. Extended the Trading Territory of Med- ' , . : ' -,J 'i'J'ir. : I '" ':- ' ID. Conducted a campaign iVd'bpndi tlje ford by popularizing Wednesday as a bar- County for 9900,000.00 (or stoad Boild- galn day througlt advertising In the news- ,BB JtiriKises. The county, fund voted, together with , federal an4 jBtate funds papers and by tho weekly mailing of clr- available call, ior a ' road., construction, culara to remote districts ot Jackson program In the county aggregallng t$l; County and to Northern California. 400.0.0(10. t . .... .: .-' ' ! ' 'v :'.-- .-' 9. Conducted Kifly-lMo Portim Meotlngs at . ' ' ; ',' 1 ' ' l,' s which topics of local Interest were din- 20. publication of a Medford Booklet;) cussed and where well known men of wrji the publication of new. Jacksoa Medford and other localities, spoke on . County literature,'-',. !: ' educational subject!. . .' . '. ', .- c , .' . 'j : ' . ' ' '" 10. Entertained the Northwest Advertising 2J Assisted Cow Testing Association to Caravan, The National I'ark-to.Park High- financing their organization, and ecdrd way Aatoclation, Members of the Btte for them better co-operation fre owners Highway Oonunlaslon and Stockmen at- of dairy herds. '.'. tending the Stockmen's Convention. - - , , ' '.. . i v 11. Completely Ilonovatod the Building -:v . ,.. , ' occupied by the Medford Chamber of Com- 88. Assisted in getting appropriation trom merce and secured additional office County and State' for an M,00.60 equipment, which enables quick service at Armory. ' - c' ' a minimum cost. ' , ' ' ' ' ' V ' f