THE COIN MACHINE JOURNAL
52
Cross Offers New Juice Bar
For Cold Canned Juices
At time of going to press with this
show issue, Jack Cross told COIN
MACHINE JOURNAL that he would
have his new juice vending machine on
display at this show. This new ma-
chine identified as Juice Bar vends
chilled cans of fruit and vegetable
juices for immediate consumption.
Cross is president of Juice Bar Cor-
poration, 270 Madison Ave., New York
City.
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Machines have been coming off pro-
duction lines during recent weeks af-
ter months of research and tests.
Initial orders have been delivered to
operators in leading cities. Deliveries
in quantity will be made before first
of the year.
Juice Bar vends six varieties of
non-carbonated beverages in hermet-
ically sealed six-ounce cans. Machine
has a capacity of 300 cans, each sell-
ing at a dime; and all juices vended
in this machine are packed by nation-
ally known canners. Machines already
in use stock orange, grapefruit, apple
and tomato JUiee, blended citrus
drinks, such as orange and grapefruit,
as well as a chocolate milk drink.
Cross, who headed the Tel-Juice di-
vision of Telecoin, Inc., before form-
ing his own company, said that other
beverages will soon be available in
six-ounce size, including prune juice
and apricot and peach nectar. One in-
teresting feature of the new machine
is its fabricated durable plastic, and
laminated heavy-duty plywood cabi-
net, which eliminates the use of steel
in the cabinet. Refrigeration is sup-
plied by Nash· Kelvinator. Coin unit
accept nickels, dimes and quar;ters,
giving correct cha.nge.
Coin Machines Appear
In New Movie
W. R. (Bob) Moreland, of Studio
Properties Bureau, Hollywood, tips us
off to a new picture being shot at Re-
public Studios "Highway 13" in which
two coin machines are used as props.
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,
December, 1948
Operators of various machines often
find it good for play to peg the coming
movies and to tie in with local theatre
promotion; and some will want to peg
this picture coming up.
The picture is a product of Lippert
Productions and film is being produced
by Bill Stevens at Republic Studios .
Moreland, will be remembered for
his public relations work, and his
interest in coin machines, supervising
the coin machine properties in the
forthcoming Jimmy Stewart picture
"You Gotta Stay Happy," much of
which was shot in Chicago and Newark
last June. (See June Coin Machine
Cover.)
Studio Properties Bureau who work
with movie studios on props for pub-
licity purposes bringing manufac-
turers and movies together for proper
movie promotion of products, are lo-
cate~ at 3521 North Knoll Drive,
Hollywood 28, Calif.
The Americans are looking for the
best olive in the world. Experimenta-
tion and crossing has begun, with the
aim of finding a strain which will
combine all the desirable quality in
one fruit-size, taste, usability and con-
sistency of production. No definite re-
sults can be expected for at least four
years.
a nd featl,irln~ . . .
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"Raising the right hand while tak-
ing an oath in court originated in the
days when a person who had been
convicted of a felony was barred as a
witness.
As such, the individual had a letter •
"F" branded on his palm. Every per-
son before taking the stand was re-
quired to expose his hand to prove he
was not disqualified for this reason."
-One Hundred and Eleven.
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