Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)

Issue: 1943 November

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One 01 a series 01
comic "Pin-Ups" be-
ing disfribufed by
Permo. Inc. Done in
fwo colors fhe sub-
iecfs are really
clever. Ideas are so-
licifed Irom opera-
fors lor lufure sub-
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some of their own original ideas that would
make good pin·up cartoons and, if their mao
terial is used, they will receive credit on
the face of the drawing along with the
artist's signature. It is expected operators
will enter into the spirit of the promotion
with enthusiasm so additional copies of the
cartoons were produced for them and will
be supplied upon request.
MISSISSIPPI
NATCHEZ, Miss.-Down here in the
Deep South and especially in Mississippi
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and surrounding Louisiana territory served
by Natchez operators, coin·machine busi·
ness was never better; and with the ap·
proaching holidays, Thanksgiving and
Christmas, even better business is antici·
.ut the de4ic.te modulation 01 the strin,
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pated. Of course, here in Natchez, there is
s ec tion.
still a Curfew law on and most of the
places close early on week·nights and Sat·
urdays and do not open at all on Sundays.
Despite this, business is still better than
"Permo Pointers" and it is being suggested
Permo Issues "Pin-Ups"
that operators put them up in their offices , usual and when the curfew is lifted it will
CHICAGO-Permo, Inc., has just in-
be even better.
and in locations where they may be viewed
augurated a series of "pin-ups" designed
by customers. The idea behind the promo·
Harold M. Case, correspondent of THE:
to provide a chuckle with a sales point. A
tion is to use a clever qui p or ridiculous
REVIEW in Natchez, the writer of this col·
sample of the first cartoon is reproduced
umn about the ops, is fresh back from
situation to spotlight outstanding features
herewith.
Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg, Miss., where he
of the Permo Point needle.
These clever cartoons are being sent to
was rejected for military service by the
all operators, along with the house organ
Operators are being urged to send in
U. S. Army physicians at the reception and
induction center there. The Marine Corps,
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Case said, felt he was too old for service
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to get their Natchez and Mississippi news
from this source for some time yet.
Quincy Craig, who has been operating the
P. I. Co. here, has accepted a government
defense job in Mexico and will leave
FREE REPLACEMENT IF BROKEN WITHIN 3 YEARS
shortly for the new project, turning his
.:. A BROKEN or MENDED plastic in your phono invites abuse and may lead
business over to his brother, Wadley Craig,
••• to trouble. Don't give the customer an opportunity to see "How Strong" .~.
who has been working in New Orleans .
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the mended plastic Is ••• A broken phono or a missing cash box entailing ..
Ham B. Nelson, owner of the F and N
a loss In labor or money is almost certain. FOR LESS SERVICE CALLS •••
Amusement Co., has returned from a busi·
.... AND GREATER EARNING POWER KEEP YOUR PHON OS LOOKING
ness trip to New Orleans, where he pur·
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"NEW" BY USIN·G ACME'S UNBREAKABLE PLASTICS.
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chased new equipment.
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WE MOLD THE FOLLOWING UNBREAKABLE PLASTICS
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William McKinney, brother·in·law of Bill
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Eidt, owner of the Eidt Amusement Co.,
Determine "Right" or "Left" As Y ou Face t h e Ph ono
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has taken a defense position with the Arm·
••• Mod.1 24, Top Corn.rs (R.dl. ... $ 1.50 Ea.
UNBREAKABLE PLASTICS
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strong Tire and Rubber Co. in Natchez.
••• Mod.1 24, Low.r Sld.s (R.dl.... 5.00 Ea.
For Rock.Ola
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.. Mod.1 61, T1. Corn.rs ................ 4.25 Ea.
"DELUXE"
"STANDARD" ..
Richard Sessions Sanguinetti, better
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Model 600, Top
op Corn.rs
Corn.rs............ 4.25 Ea.
"MASTER"
"SUPER"
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known to his many operator friends as
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Mod.1500,
Jake, and Frank. Perrault, Jr., former servo
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Top Corn.rs .................................. $17.50 Ea • •••
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MO/I750' LOP °S~:rs ............ 17'50 Ea.
Low.r Sides ................................ _ 17.50 Ea. •
ice man of the Service Novelty Co., are
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Top Door Plastics........................ 9.50 Ea. • ••
now serving as Seamen Second Class in
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Model 850. Top Corn.rs ............ 19.50 Ea.
Top Door Plastic for "Master" 5.00 Ea. ~
the U. S. Naval Air Corps and have recently
• • Model850, Low.r Sides ............ 17.50 Ea.
The above availabl. In SOLID R.d,
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Model 950, Low.r Sid.s ............ 15.00 Ea.
Gre.n or Yellow.
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completed their "boot" training at the
Naval Air Base at Pensacola, Florida. They
have been chosen for the Commandos,
SEEBURG HI-TONE, Model 8800 and Model 8200, Bottom Corner, Side
and have been recently transferred to
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Plastics (Solid R.d or Solid Gr.enl. ..................................................... $22 .00 Each
Saufley Field, Florida, for their training
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in this branch of the Naval Air Service.
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Natchez is filled with soldiers every day
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING SHEET PLASTIC AVAILABLE
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and especially on the weekends by soldiers
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(Size 20"xSO" - 1 000 Sq. In.)
from Camp Van Dorn, 45 miles from here
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40 Gauge Yellow Plastic !Thickness of a New Dime' @ 2c P.r Sq. In.
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at Centreville, Miss., and by officers and
60 Gauge Green Plastic !Thickness of a New Half Dollar' @ 3c Per
In.
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enlisted men from the nearby Louisiana
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60 Gauge Red Plastic (Thickness of a New Half Dollar' @ 3c Per Sq. n.
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80 Gauge Red Plastic (Thickness of a New Silver Dollar' @ 4c Per Sq. In.
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camps of Claiborne, Polk, Beauregard and
from Camp Shelby, Mississippi. Most of
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SHEETS CUT TO DESIRED S/ZE-IO% DISCOUNT ON COMPLETE SHEETS
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the visitors are good coin machine players,
20% DISCOUNT on SHEETS & UNBREAKABLE PLASTICS
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especially of the "phonos."
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ON ORDERS OF $125 or more
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Samuel S. Abbott, Los Angeles manager
of The Billboard and a native of Natchez,
We Have a Limited Amount of "Original" Wurlitzer Plastics Other Than .. :.
accompanied by Mrs. Abbott is here on a
••• "Unbreakable "astics" Listed Above. Write for Complete List. Sorry, .:. visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
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No Discounts. on Original Plastics.

Abbott. He expects to visit his brother,
Major William B. Abbott, Jr., who is sta·
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IF yqu DON'T SEE WHAT YOU WANT-ASK FOR IT!
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tioned at Tampa, Florida, in the Air Corps
WE MAY HAVE IT IN STOCK!
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Public Relations Department before return·
ing to the west coast. Sam is a friend of
numerous Natchez operators.
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Slots are still operated across the Mis·
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sissippi river, but the law here still frowns
on the machines, even miniature machines
of this type.
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Sergeant and Mrs. James W. Sheppard,
are here on . a visit with Mrs. Sheppard's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Nelson of the
F and N Amusement Co. Staff Sgt. and
Mrs. Sheppard are located at the Columbia,
Air Base, where Sgt. Sheppard, a
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former operator from Canton, Miss., was
,given the Soldier's Medal for bravery in
rescuing three compallions Jrom a burning
airplane following a crackup at the base.
He is in charge of the M. P.'s.
Thomas J. Piazza, who h~s been located
here with the Service Novelty Co. as servo
ice man and manager, is making frequent
trips to nearby Camp Van Dorn, Miss., for
nis company has a number of machines
there.
Rufus Clark, Miles Smith and Jack
Swain, local operators, have returned from
a business trip to New Orleans, where they
purchased new machines, parts, records
and equipment for their respective com·
panies.
"Pistol Packing Mama" is the No. 1 hit
parade tune on the phonos in this area. It
is followed closely in popularity by "Paper
Doll." Other popular discs and good nickel
nabbers are "People Will Say We're In
Love" and "Put Your Arms Around Me,
Honey."
Mrs. Frank J. Eidt has returned from
Camp Rucker, Alabama, where she visited
her husband, Private Frank 1. Eidt, former
Windmill Co. operator.
Because of the selective service, defense
jobs and other projects, there's a dearth of
service men in this area and one is really
hard to find now.
Harold M. Case
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Child Training Expert: "If your children
become unmanageable, quickly switch their
attention."
Puzzled Parent : "Their what?"
Victor States Views
CAMDEN, N. J.-RCA Victor. has not
signed the new Standard Agreement with
the American Federation of Musicians
and " appa'l'ently does not intend to. The
following message concerning the contro·
versy was sent to the entire family of Vic·
tor artists on October 29th by J. W. Mur·
ray, General Manager of the RCA Victor
Record Division:
'''It had been hoped that before this time
we would have been able to settle the dif·
feren ces with the American Federation of
Musicians, but the Un ion has remained
adamant in demands which we cannot ac·
<;ept.
"The RCA Victor Division of the Radio
Corporation of America has for a long
time been a party to negotiations with the
American Federation of Musicians in an
endeavor to end the strike which started
on August 1, 1942. We have not yet been
able to reach a satisfactory solution. There·
fore, in order to avoiil further delay, we
are presenting our case to the appointed
panel of the War Labor Board at formal
hearings that will start Wednesday, Nov·
ember 3rd.
" From the very beginning it has been
RCA Victor's position th at we are willing
to negotiate an agreement which has to do
with the welfare of the performing musi·
cians employed by the Company to make
records. The Union states that they have
no dissatisfaction with either wages or
working condi tions which prevailed at the
time of the strike.
" However, the Union has demanded that
we pay money directly to them for the bene·
fit of unemployed musicians. We are un·
willing to pay money either direct to a
union, or to persons not employed by us
and who have never been employed by us.
That is the principal point at issue, so far
as we are concerned, that is holding up a
settlement of the controversy.
"What complicates jthe situation serio
ously is that one recOrd company, which
was in full accord with RCA Victor and
the other record companies on this impor·
tant principle, dating .' back to the earliest
conferences with the Union, has seen fit
to abandon this principle, and has signed
a contract which contains other provisions
unacceptable to us.
" To protect our eminent position in the
record field, and in the best interests of
our artists, our dealers, and the millions of
music lovers who look to Victor for the
newest and best in the world of music, we
are sincerely endeavoring to bring to an
end the strike which has now been in ef·
feet for fourteen months.
"We are ready and anxious to begin reo
cording again, so that the music·loving pub-
li c will no longer be denied the pleasure
and enjoyment of the wealth of music that
is new and great and satisfying durinc;
these troubled times. It is only through
continuous, new recordings that the public
as well as the men and women in our'
armed services will have the benefit of the
matchless artistry and interpretive genius
of the greatest living artists in every ca te-
JZory of music who are under contract to
RCA Victor."
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Visitor: "And what crime has this man
committed ?"
Jailer: "Him? None! He just happened
to be passing when Looie the Lug tried to
kill a man and he's being held as a wit-
ness."
Visitor: "And where's Looie the Lug?"
Jailer: "Looie? He's out on bail."
COIN
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IIEVIEW
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. Fall
NOVEMIEII
1943
Congra tufa tiond
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to THE CLARK DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
We are deeply appreciative of the excellent service you have
given us on parts and supplies for our Wurlitzer equipment during
these war months. Your fair and square program of providing
needed parts is most commendable.
We are proud to be W urlitzer operators. and we thank you for
the consideration shown our organization in the past.
(Signed) Frank Navarro .

NAVARRO PHONO SERVICE
3706 WHITTIER BOULEVARD
LOS ANGELES 23, CALIFORNIA
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