Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)

Issue: 1943 July

10 % Tax Killed
OKLAHOMA CITY-Oklahoma music
operators are jubilant over the ruling of a
District Court setting aside the recently
enacted state law which would have taken
a 10% slice from the gross on automatic
phonographs as a state tax.
As soon as the law was passed operators
immediately organized a test case. In giv·
ing its dec ision the Dis trict Court stated
that the 10% tax was confiscatory and not
in agreement with decisions of the United
States Supreme Court, and that in its pres-
ent form it was ambiguous.
There is little possibility that the state
will appeal the case and operators are
hopeful that this ruli ng by the District
Court will once and for all set aside con-
sidera tion of such ".grab" tax tactics.
Florida CiCJ. Tax
TALLAHASSEE - The new F lorida
three cent cigarette tax went into effect on
Ju ly 6th, au tomatically boosting the retai l
price on cigarettes to between seven teen
and nineteen cents per pack.
Under the new law each retailer is reo
quired to take out a tax permit costing
• one dollar and to place a three cent tax
stamp on each package before offering it
for sale.
Cigarettes are retailing at nineteen cents
through automatic vendors and a pa tron is
required to insert two dimes and receives
his pack of cigarettes, ma tches and a pen ny.
Disc Still Climbing
CAMDEN, N. J.-Cowboy singer Elton
Britt was presen ted with a gold-plated
copy of the one-mill ionth pressing of hi s
Bluebird hit, "There's A Star Spangled
Banner Waving Somewhere" and at th e
Fred McKee , wesfern represenfafi ve for Infernafional Mufoscope Corp. and Ken Wilson ,
in fhe Easfern Division , break bread of Earl Carroll's, Hollywood, and chew
fhe faf over fh e Arcade business and furfher expansions in fhaf field. W i lson is now operafing
Arcades in Liftle Rock , Arkansas, and Dallas, Texas.
~ormer salesman
same ti me it was revealed that the record
has now passed the 1,100,000 mark in sales
and is still going strong.
T he Oklahoma born and raised songster
was presen ted wi th the Victor's version of
Ho llywood's "Oscars" by Frank Walker,
RCA Victor official, at ceremonies aired
over Ted Co tt's "So unding Board" pro-
gram in New York. At the rate the disc is
selling now, Walker predicted, it wi ll be-
come the biggest cowboy seller on the Blue-
bird hill-billy list.
Sons In Service
BENTON HARBOR, Mich.-Bernard
Maas, local operator, has three sons in the
service and is managing his operations
alone at the present time.
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• ••• nofhing fops PHOTO TRA YS for originalify, cleverness and freshness of appeal. From coasf-fo-coasf fhe Coin Machine
Indusfry has faken full advanfage of fhe exclusive privilege offered for we have purchased fhe en fire facfory oufpuf for the
pasf 7 months and sold fhem only to members of our indusfry. Consequenfly our own men have had fhe opportunify of making
fhe premiere presenfafions of
HollywoOd'S New PHOTO·TRAY
Today very little new salable merchandise is available, and
certainly none with the sex appeal and definite human inter-
est embodied in the exclusive Hollywood PHOTO TRAY
cocktail and hors d' oeuvres tray.
We have sold and shipped thousands and thousands of these
unique trays in the past few months and at times our factory
has been two to three weeks behind in filling orders ••• all
of which attests to the popularity of this item. We have ex-
clusive national sales rights in all fields but we are not am-
plifying our advertising efforts until members of our Indus-
try have had the cream off this novelty. Thereafter it will be
easily salable by the thousand in the ordinary retail outlets.
PHOTO-TRAYS are fully protected and infringements will
be vigorously prosecuted. If you haven't tried a trial dozen,
do so today with the full assurance that you have an item
that will not be offered nationally despite demands, until
our own industry has been properly supplied. If a delay in
delivery is required because of quantity orders you will be
properly notified. Retail sales price in stores will be $6.00
each.
9 EYE FILLING SUBJECTS READY
No. 6
To Hollywood comes the cream of the feminine crop of loveliness and from this fresh, vibrant,
luscious parade of pulchritude our dimension-conscious experts have selected the most exquisite
models to pose as PHOTO TRAY subjects. These glamorous models are artistically and cleverly
photographed and reproduced in 9 salon prints and permanently sealed in the PHOTO TRAY.
The subject is then given five coats of the finest bar-top lacquer to protect it against ringing,
scratching and marking. Frames and handles are of beautiful contrasting hardwoods, in natural
finish, and each tray is tissue packed in an attractive gift box. Size of tray is approximately
No. 12
12" x 16".
for SALESBOARDS &. PRIZES
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No. 3
Just imagine a few of these exotic trays in their
presentation boxes grouped on a back-bar. Boards
will go like wildfire. Tests prove that they do and
operators come back for more and more. Use with
pull cards or hole boards and build your own deal.
Sell it or percentage it-either way you win. Variety
of subjects makes it possible to continue the deal
for weeks and weeks in the SAME location. Order a
sample dozen today. You'll not be sorry!
ORDER A SAMPLE DOZEN TODAY .....
YOU'LL BE BACK FOR MORE!
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