in the foreground three girls
in shop-garments were busy at
actual machines producing mu
nitions parts. A banner above
the display bore the legend,
“ Fun Fights for Freedom ! ‘Bal
ly’ Games in Peace — Navy
Munitions in W a r !”
“ BALLY” GAME
IN N A V Y PARADE
A pin-game with lights flash
ing in the backboard was pro
minently displayed, during the
Navy Day parade in Chicago,
as a part of a float entered by
Lion Manufacturing Corpora
tion, peace-time producers of
“ B a l l y ” games. The game,
played by a live model, sym
bolized the pre-war activity of
the “ Bally” organization, while
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Waggener CM AC President
The board of directors of the
Coin Machine Acceptance Cor
poration recently announced
the election of Robert M. W a g
AN OTH ER M ONTH
N E A R E R V IC T O R Y !
INTERNATIONAL
M UTOSCOPE
CORP.
PENNY ARCADE HEADQUARTERS SINCE 1895
Manufacturers of Photomatic and Other Famous Coin Operated Equipment
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Long Island City, New Y ork
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Harry Brown Writes for
Locks but Omits Address
A manufacturer of locks for
coin operated machines recent
ly received an inquiry for 100
locks but he neglected to put
his address on his letter. Obvi
ously the factory cannot send
the desired information. Auto
matic Age has several “ Harry
Brown” subscribers, and it may
be possible that one of them is
the party who asked for a price
on the 100 locks. If “ Harry
Brown” is still interested in ob
taining t h e information re
quested, we suggest that he
send his address direct to the
factory.
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gener as president. He succeeds
Edmund F. Mair, who resigned
that post to form his own bus
iness. The CM AC is a special
ized credit and financing agen
cy for manufacturers and dis
tributors of coin o p e r a t e d
machines.
Mr. W aggener expressed his
belief in a great future for the
coin operated machine industry
but stressed the need of re
straining the general impres
sion held by many people that
the i n d u s t r y is a “ get-rich-
quick proposition.” He believes
that this country offers a real
opportunity for anyone willing
to put in honest effort in brain
power or labor, and under such
conditions, offers a fair return
on any money properly invest
ed.
The CM AC offices are locat
ed at 134 North La Salle Street,
Chicago.
Operates Music Route
Walton Automatic Music Co.
8569 Russell St., Detroit, Mich.,
was recently formed by Sabor-
ris W a l t o n , an experienced
operator, to conduct his o w n
music route.
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