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Bally Manufacturing Comp
any is helping the eager dedi
cation of one great Navy crew
to make it tougher for To jo —
and Adolph — by donating
one important unit of the recre
ational equipment for t h e i r
new carrier now being com
missioned.
The unit given is a special
communication s y s t e m —
s p e a k e r s , amplifier, micro
phone, record changer, conver
ter, etc., complete — for broad
casting recorded music thruout
the various crew living quar
ters on the ship.
Details as to other urgently
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Manufacturers of Photomatic and Other Famous Coin Operated Equipment
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needed recreational material
for this ship have been supplied
to several other Chicago manu
facturers and their announce
ments are expected as soon as
procurement can be accomp
lished.
In compliance with war-time
information restrictions, no de
tails concerning the ship itself,
even her name, are available.
All arrangements were hand
led through proper Naval offi
cers. It is anticipated that this
information may be released
for publication after the war.
In announcing the gift, Bal-
ly’s President, Ray Moloney,
stressed the desirability that
the entire industry — manu
facturers, distributors a n d
operators — join immediately
in raising an “Adopt a Fight
ing Ship” Fund to furnish simi
lar recreational material for as
many more of our new ships as
we can.
He suggested that due to
present war-time conditions,
the coin-machine trade jour
nals would be the best medium
for putting this over. His pro
posal is that the publications
unite in sponsoring the drive
and, since Chicago is the nor
mal trade center, set up a Chi
cago “Fund Headquarters.” He
feels certain that if the indust
ry responds in its usual thor
ough fashion, Bally can ar
range for proper Navy appli
cation of the fund collected.
Mr. Moloney reported that
the i d e a developed through
friendship with the Comman
der of one of the new ships,
who pointed out that although
recreational equipment — as
music, record supplies, athletic
gear, card and checker-type
games — is a valuable morale
builder, it naturally cannot be
provided as basic ship equip
ment. In moving to supply one
such item for this ship, the
greater idea of an industry
wide project was born.
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