Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)

Issue: 1945 July

JULY, 1945
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
64
FOR
JULY
1945
H. R. Smith. veteran of the Coin Ma-
chine business. passed away at 2 a.m.,
June 10th in a hospital in Colorado
Springs. Colorado. Funeral services
were held privately for the family on
June lIth and the remains shipped to
Springfield for burial.
. "Smitty" was well known in the
Coin' Machine field in various parts
of the country. After helping to union-
ize the music operators in Chicago he
came West several years ago and
organized the music men in Los An-
geles. He served as Secretary of the
Association for the brief period in which
it functioned and when the Association
was disbanded he joined the jobbing
and distribution field and allied him-
self with the Packard Manufacturing
Corp. In the war years he had been
supervising an operation in and around
Colorado Springs.
laymon Adds Ifems
LOS ANGELES-Paul A. Laymon has
added two new items which are "right up
the operator's alley." F irst is a soldering
gun, small, compact and easy to carry. It
can be plugged into game or phonograph
easily and heats only when trigger is
pulled. Degree of trigger pull controls de-
gree of heat. Gun heats in a few seconds
and cools equally as fast.
Second item is the Master Universal
Amplifier for all model phonographs.
/
(HI·T·DEGREASOLI
For use in Mechanical Parts Cleaner.
Recommended for parts requiring
painting. No rinsing needed, Dries in
10 minutes or less. Slow evapora'
tion.
30 gal. dTum-$1.05 per gal.
f .o. b. warehouse
Qrums extra.
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SEE-
PAUL A. LAYMON
This Index is an editorial feature and is not
part of the advertiser's contract. This publica-
tion assumes no responsibility for errors or
omissions.
A.B.T. Manufacturing Corp ................................... 5
Albe na Sales Co ....................................................... 44
Allied Electronics Co ............................. _ ........ _ ...... 30
~erican Amusement Co, ...................................... 27
Associates ....... _ ........................................................... 31
Alias Novelty Co ....................................................... 20
Automatic Coin Machines and Supply Co ....... 19
Badger Novelty Co ............................................. 15, 25
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Buckley Music System, Inc; ..................... Cover IV
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California Amusement Co ............................... 34, 35
California Music Operators' Association. ......... 29
Calvert Sales Co ....................................................... 18
Capitol Music and Sales Co. .. .......................... 58
Central Manufacturing Co ..................................... 55
Chicago Lock Co ....................................................... 14
Clark Distributing Co ................................. Cover III
Coast Records .............................................................. 40
Coin Machine Service .............................................. 66
Coin Machine Service Co ....................................... 32
Coinmatic Distributors .............................................. ll
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Eastern Sales Co ....................................................... 12
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Gottlieb, D" & CQ ..................................................... 14
Graham, H. R. & Emie ........................................... 56
GutshalL Jack, Distributing Co ........................... 39
Hardin & Nichols .................................... : ................... 17
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Independent Lock Co ............................................... 13
Industrial Screw & Supply Co ............................. 24
International Mutoscope Corp ......................... 3, 12
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King Pin Games Co ............................. _ .................. 20
Laymon, Paul A" .......... 9, 10, 13, 14, 16, 17, 20, 22.
23, 26, 28, 30, 37, 38, 43, 44, 53, 54.
56, 58. 60. 61. 62. 63, 64, 66
Lazar, B. D" Co ......................................................... 23
Leuenhagen, W. H .• & Co .................................. _ 43
Mape. E. T .• Music Co ........................................... 32
Maser. H. R" Music Co ......................................... 42
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Minthorne Music Co ............................. _ ................ 1. 2
Modern Music Co ................................................ _ ... 37
Morris Plan Co ........................................................... 30
Moseley Vending Machine Exch ......................... 21
National Coin Machine Exch ................................. 23
Nickabob Sales Co ................................................... 55
Northwestern Corp ................................................... 46
Operators' Servic ....................................... _ ............... 54
Owl Mint Machine Co ............................................. 62
Pacific Coast Distributors ........................................ 53
Pan Confections ....................................................... _.46
Parina, R. A., & Co ................................................. 8
Peerless Discos ............................................................ 41
Permo, Inc ................................................ _ ................... 38
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Robinson, C. A" Co ................................................. 7
Root, Frank, Liquor Store ........................................ 54
Rowe Manufacturing Co" Inc ............................... 50
Sam, G. B" .................................................................. 9
Seeburg, J. p " Corp ..................................... Cover II
Simmons, W. E., ........................................................ 32
Soundies Dist. Corp. of America ...................... 28
Stewart Novelty Co ................................................... 57
Stoner Corp ................................................................. 47
Supreme Enterprises ................................................ 26
Twin Ports Sales Co ................................................. 6l
U-Need-A Vendors, Inc ........................................... 51
United Manufacturing Co ....................................... 18
Unit&d States Treasury .................. _ ....................... 65
Viking- Specialty Co., Inc ....................................... 48
Washburn, Chas., Co ............................................... 24
Wico, Jay, & Co ......................................................... 23
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Wurlitzer, Rudolph . Co ........................................... 33
Zeigler Insurance Agency, Inc.....
.. ......... 18
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COIN
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Today-thanks largely to you and other industrial executives-22,000,-
000 civilian workers are speeding vic;toI:Y and achieving postwar secu-
rity through the Payroll Savings Plan. Over 60 % of the 6th War Loan
subscriptions came from this source-and, between drives, this forward-
looking plan has been responsible for 3 out of 4 War Bond sales I
Good as this record is, the Payroll Savings Plan can be still more effec-
tive. Believing this can best be accomplished by giving Bond buyers a
definite idea of tht many benefits accruing to them, the War Finance
Division has prepared a variety of active aids for employee, education.
This new "ammunition" includes:
a-An entertaining, swift-paced moving picture, graphically
showing the importance of buying-and holding-War Bonds.
b-An interesting, easy-to-read booklet, explaining how War
Bonds may be accumulated to provide !!ducation for children,
homes, retirement incomes, etc.
c-Attractive, handy War Bond' envelopes, enabling Bond
holders to note each separate pur chase-ana. the specific purpose
for which each Bond or group of Bonds was bought.
Passing this particular ammunition requires that you reappraise your A~~!~~
own company's Payroll Savings Plan. Have your own War Bond Chair-
man contact the local War Finance Committee~today I They will wel-
come the chance to discuss this new program with you.
The Treasury D epartment ackn owledges. with appreciation the publication 0/ Ihis m eJ!age by
The COIN MACHINE REVIEW
65
FOR
JULY
1945

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