fa ce in ea rly November was caused by
th e huge birthday ca ke and gifts received
from his staff and fri end s. J ea n was host-
ed to a nice party by Mrs. Minthorn e at
their home.
Nea test induction a nnouncement we've
seen in a long time ca me to our a ttention
thi s mon th. We can' t mention the name
beca use of a request, but here is th e
mea t of the announcement : "Franklin
D. Roosevelt, Co mmander-in- Chief, and
George C. Marshall, Chief-of-Staff, An-
noun ce with Pleasure th at Hallow W.
Pirdlefu ge Has Join ed T heir Organiza-
t ion for th e Duration."
Andy Stromberg, fo rmer service man
for Charles Washburn and Carl Collard,
ZINCO
RETUR'N
BALL
FEATURE
WILLIAMS
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
161 W . Huron St. , Chicago 10, Ill .
visited the city from Moses Lake, Wash-
in gton, and a nnounced he was ready for
hi s call overseas.
Amon g th e operators availin g them-
se lves of th e service and parts at Min-
thorne's du rin g the past month were Dor-
ser Music, Brin gas Bro thers, Mrs. P . A.
Barnes, J . M. Holmes, I. B. Gayer, H. D.
McC lure, "John P atrick and many more.
All commented on th e beauty of Min-
thorn e's new showroom s and offices.
Recent visitors at Jack Gutshall Distri-
buting Co. included Bert Ha mmond , Santa
An a; T. I. Mason, San Ysidro; Mrs. Ray
Smith and daughter, Lancaster ; George
Bacon, Bakersfi eld ; Art Nara th, Ana-
heim ; Carl Zamlock, Reno ; Wheeler and
Murphy, Whee ler Rid ge; Mr. and Mrs.
John Knowles, Bakersfi eld ; Mitchell Gouff,
Templeton ; Gravel Gertie, Gravel Pit ; Ar-
nold and Toller, Barstow ; Lawrence Raya ,
Colton , and W. H. Shorey, San Bernardino.
Ray Smith is ta king unto himself a wife
up Barstow way. In preparation for the
event, Ray has p urchased a new hou se and
will hold an ope n house celebration De-
cemb er 2nd.
Bill Leue nh agen has enlarged his re pa ir
and servi ce department by the a ddition of
J immy Soley, expert phono graph repa ir
ma n from San Diego. Bill is now rea dy
with a complete service departm ent to
handle repairs and maintenance work on
games, phonos, co nsoles and the like.
First week of th e mon th found A. M.
Sea.1on
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REVIEW
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FOR
We are de eply grateful for the business the operafors in this area have
besfowed upon Operafors Service in the year past. Your cooperation has been
appreciated and if has been a pleasure fo work with all of you. W e espe-
cially wish fo thank those listed below for their patronage in the months past:
DECEMBER
1944
LOS ANGELES
W.W. Cahoon
Nickabob Sales Compa~y
.lohnny Hopkins
General Music Company
Charles E. Washburn
Paul A. Laymon
E. T. Mope Music Company
Clark Distributing Company
Badger Sales Company
Jean J . Minthorne
Paul Johnson
Abe Hanlin
Herman Meier
Morris Lee
Herman Lee
Bard Music Company
Gossett Designing Shop
Jack Breier
Herman Brei er
W . H . Leuenhagen
Milo Herring Paint Shop
Geor ge Joyce
John Nelson
Webb Music Company
Shannon Douglas
Al's Amusement Company
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Ralph Rogers
John E. Aytes
Lowell Ayers
C . H. Robson
Gayer Company
H and H Music Company
J . W . Olson
Ray Tisdale
Ben Korte
Clem Korte
Ernest Bryant
Valley Coin Machine
Company
Huntington Park Wired
Music Company
Acme Sales Company
L. A . Barnes
Tod Faulkner
W . Penn
CALIFORNIA
M. C . Thornburg
Ray Smith
Doc Evenson
W cbh W . Wilcox
Carl Zimmett
ARIZONA
Stanley Tracy
Kee ne and Clara Way in from Taft to pick
up machines at Badger Sales. Th ey were
join ed by Claude Tomlinson and W. M.
McGowan , Dos P alos, who purchased
four machines; Harry P errin e and P ercy
Dawson, Ocea nside; Art Nara th, Anaheim ;
Chri s Torres, W estmoreland , buying phono-
gra phs, a nd Opie Brown, Santa Maria,
pickin g up a new Bowling League.
Bob Clark, of Hin es and ·Clark, sug-
gests a co ntest to loca te $100 a week
ph ono grap h locations. Details are still to
be worked out but it seems most operators
will be interested in such a contest.
Ou t-of-town custom ers at P aul Laymon's
th e past month in clud ed Bill McGowan,
Woo d Lake ; Claude Tomlinson, Dos Palos;
Willi am Shorey, Sa n Bernard ino ; M. C.
Stewart, Big Bea r ; E. J. Bryant, Glendale;
F ra nk Myers and J. R. Donaldson, Monte-
bello ; Ben Korte, Gl endale; J. A. Ewing,
Mrs. P hil Brown and P aul Butts, Ba kers-
fi eld ; Ivan Wil cox, Visalia ; Robert Boyd
and Art Dawes, San Diego ; Lloyd Barrett,
Pomona; Herma n Breier, Inglewood ; Tom-
my Mason, Sa n Ysidro; Larry Lambert ,
Stockton, and George Swartz, Fres no.
Howard Stuart, fo rmer local operator, is
living th e li fe of Ril ey. He and the missus
spend th eir winters in P alm Springs and
summers at Big Bear. Pa ir have a bicycle
renting concession whi ch permits such
vacationin g.
Mr. and Mrs. P aul Laymon spent the
November 11th week-end with fri ends on
a ranch on the grounds of the An telope
Valley Country Club near Lancaster. This
is the first time the Laymons have been
out of town sin ce the beginnin g of the war.
Ernest E. Harrison, recently released
from th e army, is establishing a local op-
era tion and has been aided by Bill Happel,
of Badger, in getting a fair string of ma-
chin es to start with.
Russell Richardson is caring for th e
Bill Leuenha gen strin g of phonogra phs.
Lou P eters, form er opera tor for Bill, has
gone to Sa int Louis to be with hi s moth er
who is ill.
Dorothy Hanson, form erly wi th Smith's
Automatic Phonogra phs in Chehalis, Wash-
ington, is assisting J ane Carrico Porter at
th e Jack Gutshall office.
Spotted in Laymon 's recently were E. J .
Bryant, Glendale; Mrs. S. L. Griffin and
Mrs. Joy Bradley, Ontario ; Ray Smith and
Fritz Eile rs, Lancaster ; Clem Korte, La
Ca nada; Ray Tisdale, Gl endale ; John Ket-
chershid, Hom er Gillespi e and Tod Faulk-
ner, Long Beach ; Joe Grater, Oxnard, a nd
Ted Bloomer, Moj ave. Neal Wri ght of th e
Northern Amusement Co., P almer, Alaska,
also was in for a shipm ent of games, as
was Alli e Gonzalez, Coolidge, Arizon a.
G. F. Cooper drove his son, who is a
Co rporal in th e Air Corps, back to camp
near Fresno followin g a two week furlou gh
whi ch he spent at his home in Riverside.
Son is back for reass ignment and is a
radio gunn er on a Liberator.
W e specialize in remote confrol music insfallafions, repairing amplifie~s, check-
ing and lining wireless boxes on location, repairing Super-Bells, One Balls
and Five Balls. Let us help you kee p your equipment operating for the duration .
Expert imm ediate service at reasonable rates.
Special Gold Award in 3.5
Pay, 3-5 Pay Silent, 2-4
Pay Silent
50c PER CARD
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SEE--
OPERATORS SERVICE
PAUL A. LAYMON
(Jimmie Rutter )
DISTRIBUTOR
1423 West Pico Blvd.
PRospect 8400
Los Angeles 15, Calif.
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