Automatic Age

Issue: 1928 July

T h e a u t o m a t ic A ge
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The A utom atic Age
T H E N A T IO N A L M A G A ZIN E OF T H E V E N D IN G M ACH INE
_____________________________ IN D U S T R Y _____________________________
Covering Automatic Machines and Coin-Controlled Devices of
Every Description
Published M onthly by TH E
O. C. Lightner,
President
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L IG H T N E R
P U B L ISH IN G CORP-
Carroll E. Vetterick,
Managing Editor
Chicago Vending Machine Operators' Association
Milwaukee Vending Machine Operators' Association
National Vending Machine Manufacturers' Association
Coin Machine Operators’ Ass’n of America
Detroit .Vending Machine Operators' Association
New York Arcade Owners’ Association
Southwestern Vending Machine Operators' Association
Cleveland Vending Machine Operators' Association
Executive Office, 2239 S. Michigan, Chicago, 111. Phone V ictory 1466
C O N T R IB U TIO N S:
Contributions from our readers are always welcome.
A D V E R T IS IN G : Rates furnished upon request.
out cost o r obligation.
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In United
States * nd
New Organization Is
100 Per Gent National
A new organization came into existence
during the past month to which the Automatic A ge can lend i^s
emphatic approval. It is indeed national in fact as well as 111
name, and its officers represent the very highest type of operators
in the business. They are men and women who will command the
respect of operators and manufacturers alike. The constitute
and by-laws, printed on another page are, in our opinion, the finest
classic and the most splendid instrument of organization that haS
been produced in the history of the automatic industry. It will*
are sure, appeal to every man with a sense of fairness. We are
sure this organization will meet with deserved success and will
hailed by all elements in the industry as a much needed step in ^
right direction. It ought to have 1,000 members in a few months
time and we urge our readers to lose no time in sending their apP**'
cations to the Secretary-Treasurer. The charter membership lS
only $1 and every member has equal voice and vote. Let us m ^ e
it a rousing success from the start.
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T h e A u t o m a t ic A ge
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Introduce Bill
0 Prevent Slugging
,
Through the efforts of F. E. Turner, Presi-
ent Detroit local, and Secretary-Treasurer of the Coin Machine
. G a to rs’ Association of America, Congressman McLeod of Mich-
will introduce a bill in the next Congress making it unlawful
r any person to use a slug to obtain merchandise or service from
^ coin-operated machine or public utility, or to have in one’s
°ssession any coin the size and weight of a United States copper,
^ ckel or silver piece. Congressman McLeod advises us that the
rnand for this legislation should be as widespread as possible
for that reason we hope every reader of the Autom atic A ge
1 send his membership at once to the Coin Machine Operators'
Ss°ciation, who is backing this legislation. If we can get this bill
*°ugh, which we can surely do, it will be worth many times the
ernbership fee to every operator in the United States. Every
_ y rator should join so that his name can be submitted to the Com-
tee in Congress as favoring this legislation. The merits and
Merits of this are discussed on another page and the attention
° Ur readers is directed to it.
. *n connection with efforts of the industry to combat unjust
^slation, Automatic A ge is pleased to announce that Mr. A. E.
et>ert, president of the National Vending Machine Manufactur-
Association, has appointed a Legislative Committee to direct
e Work. The names will be announced in the August issue.
Mention, Operators
* New England!
There will be a meeting of all New England
j j ators at the Statler Hotel, Boston, Mass., Wednesday evening,
^ y 18. Operators throughout New England are urged to attend,
j ls meeting is called for the purpose of organizing in New Eng-
^ branch of the Coin Machine Operators’ Association of
^erica. Addresses will be made by H. E. Anderson, O. C. Light­
er> Publisher of the Autom atic Age, Mrs. Helena Fuller and oth-
.j, s- Boston operators particularly should turn out 100 per cent,
time of the meeting will be 8 o’clock. Please ask at the infor-
ation desk of the Hotel Statler for the meeting room of the Coin
.^achine Operators’ Association. In attending this meeting there
110 obligation assumed of any kind.
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The objects of the association will be stated and after the
ScUssion those who desire to join may do so.
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