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JEAN MINTHORNE
TO -CONTENTS
August, 1940
THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW-For the wrong that
needs resistance: for the cause that lacks assistance:
for the future in the distance, and the good that it
can do!
Coast Show Dates Announced..................................
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November 18, 19, 20 selected for mammoth West-
ern States Coin Machine Convention at Los
Ang eles Biltmore.
Communism in America.............................................. 11
2920 West Pico Boulevard
PArkway 1179
Communism is not new. It was tried, and dis-
carded, back in 1847 in New York state. A his-
torical account by Phillip Schuyl e r.
SAN FRANCISCO
REX VENDING COMPANY
759 Ellis Street
OAKLAND
CMI Picnic is Huge Success ................................. .12, 13
St. Louis Paper Plugs Phonographs.......................... 24
Golden Opportunity Finds Many Vending Opera-
tors Unprepared. By H. F. Burt... ..................... ...... 43
GEORGE A. MILLER
128 East 14th Street
SAN DIEGO
A. J. FOX COMPANY
235 West F Street
PORTLAND
COAST AMUSEMENT COMPANY
1932 West Burnside
Broadway 1517
SEATTLE
NORTHWEST SALES
3144 Elliott Avenue
Garfield 0460
SPOKANE
STANDARD SALES COMPANY
177 South Post Street
Maine 4904
New York (54th Edition) ..............................................
San Francisco (72nd Edition) ....................................
Automatic Music ..........................................................
Sheet Music Best Sellers ................................. .............
Songs Most Played on the Air..................................
Record Score Sheet......................................................
Texas (57th Edition) .................................................... ..
St. Louis (52nd Edition) ................................................
Pictorially Speaking ....................................................
Modern Merchandising ................................................
Los Angeles (86th Edition) ..........................................
Patents and Trade Marks ..................................... .46,
Philadelphia (57th Edition) .................... ....................
Pacific Northwest (56th Edition) ................................
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DISTRICT MANAGER
GEORGE MURDOCK
Hotel Ritz
Los Angeles
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REVIEW
California
We 're overcome! Applause came from all parts of the nation
after the July cover, picturing pretty Yvette Longwood trudg-
ing into the s urf, reached ope rators. So enthusiastic were the
comments that we decided to s pring another picture of Yvette
Longwood on the August cover. This one gives you a little
better close-up. We have lots others of Yvette. Would you
like to see them on future covers?
The COIN MACHINE REVIEW for August, 1940. Vol. 8, No. 2. Published monthly at 1115 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, Califor-
nia. Fitzroy 8269. Paul W. Blackford, editor and publisher. Entered as Second Class Matter July 23, 1936, at the Post Office at
Los Angeles, Calif., under the Act of March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 for l year or 3 years for $2.00. 25c per copy.
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