Co. has a number of slots operating in
Ferriday, La., Wi ldsville, Lake St. John,
Wisner, Winnsboro, Sicily Island, St. Jos-
eph Newellton, while operators in Ferri-
day: Monroe and the other places in the
state also operate on an extensive scale.
Wadley Craig, well known operator of
the P. L Co., has taken a defense job with
the Higgins Co. in New Orleans and has
ALL MACHINES IN GOOD
turned over his operations to his bro ther,
SHAPE. RIGHT OFF LOCA-
Quincy Craig, who is on leave from the
TION - EVERY ONE COM-
PLE T EL Y
CHEC K ED .
U. S. Engin eers for three months.
CLEANED-AND READY TO
Private James C. Culpepper, son-in-law
MAKE YOU MONEYI
of Ham B. Nelson, well known Natchez
operator, is now on maneuvers in Cali-
ONE-BALLS
$24.50
I Thistledown ...................................................... $50.00
fornia. Private Culpepper, who has been
I Doughboy
I Band W agon
I Winn i ng Ticket .
. .... 75.00
2 Big Show
I Dixie
in the service over a year, was manager of
I Sport Page .......................................................... 40.00
I Formation
I Paradise
I Mill s 1-2-3 .......................................................... 40.00
I All Am erican
I Cross Li ne
the F and N Co. in Ferriday, La., and in
............... 90.00
I Pacemaker
I Stratoli ner
I
Score·a·
Line
2 H awthornes ...............
. .............. 40.00
Natchez, prior to his induction in the arm~d
9 E urekas. Each ......
. .............. ............... 35.00
for ces. He and Mrs. Culpepper are receIv-
$1 9.50
I Gold Cu p ......................... .
. .. 45.00
2 Turf Ch amps, Each .... _
................ __ .. 30.00
2 Rotation
Drum Major
ing congratu lations on the recent arriv~l
I Ascot Derby
. 29.50
I Rink
Joll y
of a baby girl, born at the Natchez Sani-
I Bally Bel mont .
15.00
I Short Sto p
Mr. Chips
I Commander
B ig Town
torium.
ARCADE EQUIPMENT
I M ascot
Powerhouse
I Ali Ba ba
Roxy
Frank J. Perrault, Jr. , service man of
Western Baseball
............................ $65.0Q
Blondie
I
Hol
dover
Bally All ey .............................................................. 34.50
the Sera mac Novelty Co. of Natchez, who
I Speed Demon
Exhibit Du ck Ray Ri fl e, aluminum
L ands l ide
2 Gottlieb Bowl ing
pedal st and
. 64.50
has been located at Camp Van Dorn,
Mississippi, with this co mpany for ~everal
FI VE-BALL FREE PLAY PIN GAMES
$29.50
months past, has been accepted III the
Big Chief
I Sport Parade I I(een-a-Ball
$14.50
Si l ver Skates
I Broadcast
I Gold Star
. U. S. Navy and has been assigned to th e
3 Double Feature I On Deck
I Chevron
2 Show Boats
Naval Air Corps. He has been se nt to
2 Triumoh
I Playmate
2 Y acht Cl ub
$44.50
I Towers
...
2 -'V:..:a:::c"'at" io"'n:,-_--,I~Punch
'
I Cad ill ac
Pensacola, Florida, for " boot" training.
Terms: 1,13 Deposit With All Orders. Balance S hipped C. O. D. or Sight Draft.
Frank was formerly stationed at Jackson,
Ro ute 23. At Passaic River
Miss. The owner of th e Seramac Co., also
Bridge.
Singa c. N. J_
called the Service Novelty Co., is Buster
Ail Phones: Little Falls 4-0784. Singae . N. J .
Williams who is also in the armed servo
ices and' is stationed at Shepherd Field,
Texas, where he is a member of {he army
nomah County Circuit Court which had
air corps.
operators in a quandry as to how and how
Richard S. Sanguinetti, operator of the
much to pay. State made no effort to col·
J and J Co. who was recently inducted
lect until matter is cleared up.
from Natchez, at Camp Shelby, Mi ssissippi,
NATCHEZ, Mississippi-Some CJtles of
is now stationed at Pensacola, Flonda,
LOS ANGELES - The local police
this state including Natchez now have a
where he is wi th the Naval Air Corps.
department is somewhat irked at local Ar·
curfew of 10 o'clock on week nights and
Thomas Piazza has taken over the man-
.cade oper1\tors and has indicated II mid-
midnight on Saturdays for locations wi th
agement of the Service Novelty Co.'s busi-
night closing hour will be established. Re·
"phonos," but despite this and the fact
ness in Natchez, Miss., succeeding Frank
cently organized California Penny Arcade
that in some localities the places close all
Perrault who has been called to the colors.
Associa tion is practically stale-mated with
day Sunday, business is still booming in
Piazza has a brother, D. N., who is in
littl e interest shown in the group by local
the Magnolia state.
the Seabees and is located at the present
op erators. As a result the closing order
Operators including the F and N Amuse-
time in Alaska.
will probably come through without op-
ment Co., Seramac Novelty Co., Eidt's
Bill Eidt, owner of the Windmill Amuse-
position from the Association despite the
Novelty Co., operated by Bill Eidt, Lee
ment Co. and one of the largest opera-
fa ct that midnight to 2 a. m. are generally . Delaney, J. O. Modisette, and others de·
tors in this section, has returned from a
the peak hours in downtown Arcades. At
clare thei r business was never better. A
recent buying trip to Monroe, La., and
a special recent meeting called to discuss
number of army camps have aided the
Jackson, Miss., where he boup;ht a num-
the problem only five operators put in an
coin machine business in the state as there
ber of new coin machines. Bill was re-
appearance.
cently discharged from the army because
are soldiers in these camps from all over
the nation and all are good· coin machine
C L EVELAND - Peter Lukich was re-
of bad health.
patrons.
Frank J. Eid t, brother of Bill Eidt, who
elected president of the Cleveland Phono·
was assisting his brother in the operation
graph Merchants' Association at a recent
Slots arc not permitted to operate at
meeting. Other officers re-elected included
of the business, is now stationed at Camp
many places in the state, but across the
Jack Cohen, vice-president; George De- . river in Louisiana tbe slots do a "land
Rucker, Alabama, followinp; his recent in·
duction at Camp Shelby, Mississipi.
Frieze, treasurer, and Leo Dixon, secre-
office" business. Ham. B. Nelson, operator
tary. Board comprises Sanford Lavine, Rob-
Harold M . Case
of the Ferriday and Natchez Amusement
ert Perrin, Hyman Silverstein, Harry Lief
and Gary Weber_
SELLING FAST. HURRY!
GOOD GAMES! '
GOOD BUYS!!
JERSEY SPECIALTY CO.
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OCtOBER
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MISSISSIPPI
MONT GOMERY, A l a . -
A I a-
barna's strict liquor laws which prohibit
use of music and dim lights where whiskey
is sold, have ·been temporarily modified for
spots catering exclusively to members of
the military. Civilians can be admitted to
these chosen few spots only when escorted
by military personnel.
Runyon Has Tubes
NEWARK, N. J.- Runyon Sales Co. of
this city has one of lhe largest stocks of
radio tubes for various types of coin-con-
trolled equipment to ~e found in the coun-
try today.
'
Herman Perin, Runyon salesmanager, has
men on the road scouring the country for
the hard-to·find tubes that have ca used op-
erators so many worries in the past.
"If you are up against it for tuhes," says
Perin, "we may have just what you want."
We
S pecialize
IN GUARANTEED. REBUILT
SLOTS, CONSOLES Dod RACES
Satisfaction or'Money Refunded
- PA RT'S and SUPPLIES
•
BAKER NOVEI.TY
co.,
1700 W. Washington Boulevard
CH ICAGO 12, ILLINOIS
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