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Chi. Coin '42 HOME RUN ............ $132.50
Genco VICTORY .....................••..•.. $132.50
Ten Spots ........................................ $64.50
Sunbeam .......................................... 64 .50
Argentine ........................................ 79. 50
Sport Parade ......•........................•.. 59.50
M .. tro ..............•....................•....•..... 49.50
Hi Hats ...•........................................ 64.50
Red. Whit .. & Blu ............................ 52.50
Bili! Chief ........................................
Bili! Tim .. ..........................................
Stratolin .. r ...•...............................•..
A. B.C . Bowler ................................
Maiors ..............................................
Captain Kid ....................................
Exhibit AIR CIRCUS ..................•. S164.50
USED GAMES
49.50
54.50
59.50
89.50
69.50
74.50
Salute ...•...............•..........................
Miami Beach ...........................•.......•
Gold Star ........................................
Paradis ............................................
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Showboat ........................................
59.50
69.50
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52.50
74.50
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COIN
MACHINE
"THE HOUSE THAT DOESN'T CH'SEU"
IlEVIEW
LONG BEACH COIN MACHINE CO.
14
PHONE: 722·64
1628 E. ANAHEIM
LONG BEACH, CALIF.
FOil
JANUAIlY
1942
the background and the entire display is
illuminated at night by several spotlights.
Gibson Bradshaw, head of the Denver
Distributin g Co., Rock·Ola distributors, has
been away on somewhat of a circuitous trip
which took him to Chicago on business, to
Miami for a bit of a vacation, to Alabama
to visi t his former home, back to Chicago
for more busi ness and then home to Denver.
Recent co nferences between Bill Bye,
Wurlitzer district manager, Wolf Reiwitz,
head of the Wolf Sales Co. and Al Roberts,
Denver manager of the company will be
continued during the next two weeks when
Reiwitz makes a business trip to Chicago.
Lois Beutler is a recent attractive addition
to the office staff of Wolf Sales. Rob erts in
discussing the future outlook in the terri·
tory covered by the Denver office holds as
optimi'stic a view as is possible under the
circumstances.
Herb Trackman . •
Wired Music Unit
Gives Emergency Colis
PASADENA-By instruction and author·
ity of Victory Jory, assistant chief of the
Pasadena Auxiliary Police, emergency an·
nouncements are being transmitted by "is
department and relayed to the SO·odd Pasa·
dena and vicinity locations of Harmony
Hostess·Rhythm Air, according to the state·
ment of Arch C. Riddell.
First of these announcemen ts was handled
by the wired music unit on Saturday,
December 27. In event of emergency the
plan is for release of official announce·
ments at approximate IS·minute intervals
for at least an hour.
Locations have cooperated wholeheartedly
and have assured their customers that such
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announcements are official.
FREE INCOME TAX SERVICE
As a special service to the Industry THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW, with the
help of the Treasury Department of the United States, has gathered .together cam.
plete data concerning Income Tax Returns on 1941 earnings and is prepared to
give information and guiding reports to subscribers to aid them In properly filing
their tax reports.
We have prepared 49 specific bulletins, all Individually typewritten and ap·
proved by the Treasury Department, available to paid subscribers. A maximum
of three free bulletins will be sent paid subscribers but additional bulletins are
available at 10c per copy to pay actual stenographic charges. Check over the list
below, circle the number of the bulletin you desire, and send in your request today!
1. Facts in a Nutshell.
2. Income Tax Don ~ l s.
3. Gross Income Determines Liability Cor a
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Return .
How to Avoid Common Errors.
Forms Cor M a king Returns.
Simplified Returns {or Optional Tax.
Who Mu st File A Return.
Save for Taxes.
of Accounting a nd Records for
Incom e Tax Purposes.
When to Report Income From Salaries,
Wa ges, and Other .sources.
R e turn s of Inco me of D ecedents .
Time for }'iling Return s of Individuals.
R e turn s of Incom ~ of Minors.
P e r so n a l E xemptions and Credit for D e-
pendcnts.
Normal Tax a nd Surtax Rates.
Computation of Tax on Individuals.
Earned Incom e Credit.
Exemptions AJlowed Couples Married Dur-
i n g Taxable Year.
Who is the R ead of a Family?
What is UFamily"?
Gross Income, Net Income, and Surt ax Net
Inco m e.
Incom e of Farmers.
Inco m e Constructively Received .
Items Exempt from Tax.
D educ tion s for Busi n ess Expen ses.
D e ductions for Professi onal Expenses.
Expenses of Farmers.
Compensation of and D eductions All owed
S tate Officers and Employees.
Losses on Stock Transactions.
G ains o r Losses; Capital Asseu.
Deduction of Capital Lo sses.
Losses From Casualties, Theft, and Wagers.
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Losses of Farmers.
Deduction for Taxes.
Bad Df!bts-Year in Which Deductible .
Deduction for Contributions.
Deduction for Interest.
Bad Debts-Method of Deduction .
Deduction for Depreciation.
Depreeiation Allowances. . 1
Automobile Deduction s.
D e duction for Tax on Motor Gas.
Deduction for Traveling Expenses.
Deduction for Losses Other than from
Sale or Exchange of Capital Asseb.
45. Items Not Deductible.
46. Addition to the Tax for Delay in l 'iling
Returns.
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4 7 . Checking Delinquents.
48. When, Where, a nd How Taxes are to be
Paid.
49. Last {".all for Inco m e Tax Return s .
Bay U. S. Savings
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