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backed by every jobber and opel'ator
in the country.
Operators and jobbers of the
United States and Canada-here is
your chance to back your own men.
Say it with orders fo r King Tut!
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Supreme Now World's
Largest Distribtutors
Wm. Blatt, president of the Su-
prem e Vending organization, with
headquarters at 557 Rogers avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y., has added two new
branches to the already large chain
AUTOMATIC
October, 1932
WORLD
and will remain under the capable
direction of Morris Hankin. Mr.
Hankin is well known as one of the
largest jobbers in the South and is
also much liked by all the operators
in that great part of the country.
He is now assuming the director-
ship of all Southern Supreme busi-
ness and will offer the same quality
sE'rvice which has made the Supreme
name famous from coast to coast.
At Rochester, N. Y., 179 North
Clinton street, Paul Seldes now
takes charge of all business in that
territory for the Supreme of Roches-
ter company. Here again is one of
At Newark, N. J., Geo. Ponser,
now general manager of the Su-
preme Vending Organization has in-
creased and revamped his show
rooms and added more help. This is
one of the outstanding Supreme
offices and George now with his new
position is guiding the destinies of
the sales made by the company.
Other branches are at Boston,
Mass., 1129 Tremont street; Albany,
N. Y., where Henry W. Seiden has
moved to 62 Hudson avenue, right
in the heart of the city, and opened
newel' and more beautiful show-
l'ooms than before; Providence, R. 1.,
at 332 Elmwood avenue, Philadel-
phia, Pa., 157 Spring Garden street.
This great organization is the first
in the country to start a chain sys-
tem of branches so as to be in a po-
sition to service their many cus-
tomers more efficiently. Their slo-
gan is, "To be a Happy Operator
Deal with the Supreme Vending 01'-
ganization."
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Mutoscope's New and In-
teresting Offer
George Ponser, General Manager
Supr:eme Vending Company
of Supreme offices th roughout the
countl-y.
These tW I) new branches are at
Atlanta, Ga., to be known as Supreme
of Atlanta, 217 Garnett str.e et, S.W.,
formerly the Atlanta Amuse-U Co.
Wm. Blatt, President
Supreme Vending Organization
the most experienced Eastern men
in this industry. A man that knows
all the machines that are worth
while and is in a position to give op-
erators valuable information as well
as quick and pleasant co-operation.
Again the AUTOMATIC WORLD
is proud to be the first to present
something from a manufacturer
with 37 years of experience build-
ing better machines for operators. At
this time Bill Rabkin and his Inter-
national Mutoscope Reel Co., Inc.,
known all over the world as the
"penny arcade headquarters" are
giving the operator something which
is really free.
To every man who will answer
their ad telling them they read of the
offer in the AUTOMATIC WORLD
they will ship free one complete
sample filling of toys and novelties
with an order for a sample Junior
Crane. This is one of the most beau-
tiful cranes built by this fine firm.
It is hand operated and made in
a Junior size for the smaller loca-
tions. It gives many operators the
opportunity to get this type of ma-
chine on location where he fo rmerly
had to pay a tremendous price he
now can get the Junior Crane at a
very reasonable price. Furthermore,
he is assured a steady money earn-
ing power throughout the years with
Junior Cranes.
A route of this great little machine
is mor·e than sure to bring in big
returns. We have seen sample ma-
chines ordered and within a few days
they came back for more and are
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