Automatic Age

March, 1985
against unfair legislation but
against this monstrous set-up
that seems intent on selling you
out as fast as you quit buying
in volume.
Your Temporary National As­
sociation Committee is working
twenty-four hours a day right
now for you, giving up the time
and business without one cent
recompense. Now each of you
get your shoulder to the wheel
and join your association if you
have one. If you don’t have one,
organize one among your better
operators. If you need help
we’ll send you a man to help
you. Then get in with a delegate
and send as many assistants as
you like.
Commercial League
Honors S. Hanssen
Stan Hanssen, Secretary of
Hanson Scale Company, Chica­
go, and known all over the coun­
try because of his activities in
the house furnishings field, has
just been elected Vice President
°f the West Side Commercial
^ague of Chicago.
This League is the oldest busi­
ness organization in Chicago,
having been organized in 1907.
^ embraces a district on the
near Northwest side of Chicago,
and over one hundred leading
jnanufacturers in this district
long to the organization. It
seeks to improve manufacturing
c°nditions, keeps a watchful eye
over legislation, and has been a
Very potent influence because it
enables these one hundred man-
u acturers to exert joint influ­
ence on any matter which af-
?cts thei** interest. Practically
of the commercial organiza-
tons in Chicago are patterned
r this original group.
Mr. Hanssen has long been
*ctive in the West Side Com­
mercial League.
AUTOMATIC AGE
153
Automatic Amusement Orders Carload
J im m y Johnson of W e s te r n E q u ip m e n t Co. is no w p u ttin g th e m up in carload pac k ag es .
Cleveland Skill Game
Ass’n. Formed
Becomes Exclusive
Stoner Distributor
On Tuesday, February 26, at
D. Robbins & Company did
the Carter Hotel in Cleveland, so fine a job with the distribu­
the Cleveland Skill Games Asso­ tion of Beacon, selling many
ciation was reorganized, and a carloads of these games for the
new list of officers were elected. Stoner Mfg. Company, that they
The officers elected were: A. have been appointed exclusive
H. Bernstein, Pres.; L. Malevan, distributors in their territory
Vice-Pres.; E. C. McKeon, for 1935 for all Stoner products.
Treas.; and M. M. Bloch, Sec.
Dave is highly enthusiastic
Many new operators were over Stoner’s new games Caval­
added to the association mem­ cade and Tick-A-Lite and pre­
bership, and from the concensus dicts that sales of these ma­
of opinion the Cleveland Skill chines will even surpass Beacon.
Games Association is going for­ Tick-A-Lite is a ticket vending
ward with great strides.
game in the low price field.
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