Aireon Men Honored
KANSAS CITY-J ack Kaufman, vice
president of the Aireon Mfg. Corp. and in
charge of the San Francisco division, has
been appointed to the imnortant Trans·
mitter Tube Committee of the Radio Man-
ufacturers Association. Kaufman is also
a member of the Association's Export
Committee.
The RMA announcement also included
the appointment of Dr. C. N. Kimball,
vice president of sales engineering at
Aireon, to the Emergency Services Com·
mittee and of W. T. Bishop, engineer in
Aireon's railroad radio division, to the
Radio Communication and Marine Aids,
and Aeronautical Radio Committees of
RMA.
At the same time, the Board of Directors
of the Institute of R adio Engineers has
announced the appointment of Dr. Kim·
ball to the Technical Committee on Rail·
road and Vehicular Communications.
New Twist On Discs
DETROIT-Don't let the cap tion fool
you! This is not a new story about a
frail but an up-to-the·minute story about
the young inventive genius Tom Saffady,
27 years old, and his "music in color."
After producing nearly 75 inventions
which ranged from a plastic beer bottle
cap, to fine precision instruments and rna·
chinery important in the war effort, Saf·
fady has evolved what he terms "plastic
COIN
records in color."
MACHINE
For the past two years Saffady and his
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associates, have been testing dyes to be
used in connection with Vinylite in the
pressing of a new type record, which the
out.fit is now ready to market under a
"Vogue" label. The idea will be to use
different colors for different types of re-
FOR
OECEMBER cOl·dings. Records will be pressed on an
aluminum base and will be practically
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indestructible.
Ten major artists have already been
signed up and when Saffady gets underway
he intends to produce discs at the rate of
3,000,000 a month.
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Seeco Appoints Fox
LOS ANGELES-Seeco Records, New
York, have contracted for pressings of
their Latin-American records on the West
Coast. Harry Fox, veteran record distrib-
utor and factory representative, has been
appointed to head Seeco's Los Angeles
office which will handle the distribution
of the records in the West Coast area.
Signey Siegel, head of Seeco, made the
arrangements on a short trip to the Coast.
Si'sson Moves Offices
ST. JOSEPH, Mich.-Fruit Belt Music
Co, has transferred its offices to larger and
more commodious quarters on Whittlesy
Avenue. Darford Sisson announced the
mo~e as the first step in a planned expan-
sion.
This Index is an &ditorial feature and is not part of the advertiser's contract. This publica-
tion assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions.
Aireon Manufacturing Corp ................................. 56
Albena Sales Co ....................................................... 58
Allied Electronics Co ............................................... 69
American Amusement Co ............................... l9, 20
Associates, Geo. Murdock &, ........................ 44, 45
Automatic Coin Mchs. & Supply Co ................. 70
Badger Sales Co ................................................... 9, 10
Baker Novelty Co.. Inc ......................................... 21
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Buckley Music System. Inc ................... Cover IV
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California Amusement Co ............................... 48. 49
California Music Operators' Ass·n .................... 33
Capitol Transfer Co ................................................ .40
Chicago Lock CO ....................................................... 14
Clark Distributing Co ............................... Cover III
Coast Records .............................................................. 47
Coin Machine Acceptance Corp, ........................ 36
Coin Machine Service .............................................. 83
Dee's Service Shop .................................................... 34
De Luxe Sales CO ..................................................... 22
DuGrenier, Arthur H .. Inc ..................................... 59
Evans. H. C .. & Co ................................................. 18
Excelsior Record CO ................................................. 52
General Music Co ....................................... Cover IV
Globe Distributing CO ............................................. l7
Gottlieb, D. , & Co ................................................... 8
Groelchen Tool Co ................................................... 5
Gutshall. Jack, Distributing Co ......................... 53
Heath Distributing CO ............................................. 15
Hermitage Music CO ................................................. 42
Illinois Lock CO ......................................................... 12
Independent Lock CO ............................................... 23
International Mutoscope Corp ............................. 3
Jennings, O. D .. & Co .......................................... 71
K & M Service ............................................................ 54
LCIymon, Paul A ............... lI. 13, 14, 42. 55> 57. 69.
72. 74, 76, 77, 78, 82. 83
Leuenhagen, W. H.. & Co ................................... 42
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Nelson, Nels .............................................................. .40
Nickabob Sales Co ................................................... 75
Northern Distributing Co ................................. 44, 45
Northwestern Corp ................................................... 66
Operators' Service ........................................... : ........ 55
Pacific Coast Distributors ...................................... 73
Packard Manufacturing Corp ............................... 35
Pan Confections .......................................................... 65
Peerless Discos ............................................................ 47
Permo, Inc ................................................................... 50
Puget Sound Novelty Co ................................. 44, 45
Quality Pictures Co ................................................ 16
Ra-Mal Machine Shop .............................................. 78
Robinson. C. A.. & Co .................. ......................... 7
Rock-Ola Manufacturing Corp ............................. 43
Rock·Ola Distributors ........................................ 44. 45
Roto-Vender Co ......................................................... 18
Rowe Manufacturjng Co .. Inc ............................. 61
Rude, ArL .............................................................. 44, 4S
Runzel Cord & Wire Co ......................................... 6
Sam. G. B .................................................................... II
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Sicking Distributing Co ................................... 74. 79
Sounclies Disl. Corp. of America ........................ 38
Star Title Strip Co ................................................... 37
Statler Distributors .................................................... 64
Stoner Corp.............
.. ....................................... 67
Transwestern Co ....... .................... ............................ 21
U-Need·A Vendors, Inc ........................................... 63
United Manufacturing Co .......... : .......................... 24
Victor Vending COTP .............................................. 66
Viking Specialty Co .. Inc .................................... 66
Washburn, C. E .• Co ....................................... 46.47
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Will,ams Manufacturing Co ................................... 22
Wolf Sales Co .. Inc ................................................. 39
Wurlitzer. Rudolph. Co ............. 25. 26. 27, 28. 29 .
30,31. 32
Young, Bob, Service ................................................ 77
Zeigler Insurance Agency, Inc ......................... 24
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