Automatic Age
Issue: 1935 September - Page 150
IN D E X T O A D V E R T IS E R S
SEPTEMBER, 1935
A. B. T. Mfg. Co................................. 15
Ad-Lee Company ............................... 16
Advance Machine Co..........................137
American Chewing Products Corp. 44
Autom atic Coin Machine Co.............112
A utom atic Sales Co. ........................ 138
A utom atic Coin Mach. Sales ......... 146
Auditorium Hotel ............................... 99
A utom at Games Co............................. 126
Atlas Novelty Corp............................ 126
B
Bally Mfg. Co. .................36-37, 109-110
Barron & Co., E. T. .......................... 95
81
Brewer & Sons, Chas. A .............
.115
Badger Novelty Co......................
. 92
Bechtol, A. H ...............................
. 30
Banner Specialty Co....................
.140
Birm ingham Vending Co...........
. 93
B randt A utom atic Cashier Co.
Chicago Lock Co................................. 124
Classified Ads ............................. 148-149
Columbus Vending Co....... Back COver
Carolina Auto. Sales Co. .................127
Coin Craft Canada ........................... 143
Daniels, M. T....................................... 56
D aval Mfg. Co............................. 107, 108
E
Eastern Machine Exchange ........... 94
Electrical Products Co........................97
Electro-Ball Co.............................84, 135
Empire Machine Co............................26
Evans & Co., H. C.............................. 70
Feldbush
Bros.
85
Gardner & Co. ...................................121
Gaylord Coin Machine Corp. ......... 17
Genco, In c........................ .................... 103
G. & M. Coin Machine Co.
......... 117
General Coin A utom atic Co.............142
General Coin Machine Corp...............14
Germack, John N. ............................ 40
Goodbody, John ................................. 102
Gottlieb & Co., D ............................... 46
Groetchen Tool Co..........................87, 88
H
Hanson Scale Co................................. 101
Hercules Sales Organization ......... 120
Huber Coin Machine Sales .............136
I
Independent Lock Co..........................98
J
Jennings & Co., O. D. .................75-78
K
K aufm an, Inc., B a b e ........... 80, 82, 128
L
Lincoln Novelty Co. .......................... 35
Little N ut Vender Co........................137
M
Malkin-Illion Co., In c ........................ 132
Mills Novelty Co...................... 47-50, 111
Marc Coin Machine Co....................... 120
Markepp Co., Inc............................38, 74
Maser, H. R .......................................... 28
Mills Sales Co...................................... 145
Munves, Mike .....................................131
N
N ational Autom atic Distr. A ssn... 150
N ational Metallic Sash Co................ 146
N ational Vendors, In c ...................89, 90
New York Distr. Co.............................129
Norris Mfg. Co................................... 57
Northwestern Corp............................. 72
N ational Coin Machine E x chan ge .. 41
P
Pace M anufacturing Co......................24
Paces Races, In c .................................. 18
P an Confection Factory .................. 140
P eanut Specialty Co........................... 73
Penny K in g System ................ 125, 134
Polly Sales Co...................................... 140
Ponser & Co., Geo............................... 32
R
Rex Novelty Co................................... 55
Robot Venders, Inc............................. 55
Robbins & Co., D. ......... 44,-45, 71, 119
Rock-Ola Mfg. Co.
........... ............. Inside Cover, 3-12, 151
S
San Tone Coin Machine Co.............. 143
Sherman Hotel ...................................147
Silent Sales Co.................................... 122
Simmons Coin Machine Co...............133
Simpson Co., R. D ......................... ...144
Standard-Johnson Co., In c ................ 42
Stoner Mfg. Corp................. .............. 13
Supreme Products Co. ............. 127, 137
Supreme Vending Co.................. . . . . 96
T
Taksen Co., Leon ............................. 118
Trimount Coin Machine Co.............. 54
U
United Novelty Co..............................100
United Operators Service ...............133
V
Vendex Co..............................................58
Vending Machine Co. ..34, 104, 105, 106
V iking Specialty Co.............................116
W
Western Autom atic Mach. Co......... 121
W elsh Novelty Co..............................146
Wilcox Mfg. Co., W. W ................ 58, 80
W isconsin Novelty Co. .................... 130
W urlitzer Mfg. Co., Rudolph ....61-70
Y
Yale Slot & Slug Co........................... 73
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.................... 114
Z
Zenobia Company, In c ........................52
N a t io n a l A u t o m a t ic D is t r ib u t o r s A s s o c ia t io n
'THERE is a definite place in the coin machine industry for trade associations
representing1 each of the three branches of the trade . . . the manufacturers . . .
the distributors . . . and the operators.
N.A.D.A. functions solely for the distributors. Its program was devised to cover the
solution of the major problems confronting all three branches of the industry. Since
its founding in 1933, the National Automatic Distributors Association has steadily pro
gressed, until now it is recognized by the trade as being an important factor in helping
to shape the policies of the industry. The results of its efforts are now apparent, and its
constructive program for the general welfare of the trade should interest every respon
sible distributor.
To those recognized distributors, we will be glad to send a copy of the N.A.D.A. pro
gram that covers vital subjects of universal interest. Address your request to R. L. Wilds,
Managing Director, National Automatic Distributors Association, LaSalle-Wacker
Bldg., Chicago, Illinois.
P R E S ID E N T
Acknowledgement is given
at this time to the National
Association of Coin Operated
Machine Manufacturers for
adopting a definite program
to cover the solving of the
legal problems of the in
dustry, as well as a public
relations campaign to secure
favorable public reaction to
ward the industry as a whole.
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M EM B ERS
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ADVANCE AUTOMATIC SALES CO., San Francisco B. D. LAZAR COMPANY, Pittsburgh
THE
MARKEPP
CO.,
inc., Cleveland
AMERICAN NOVELTY CO., Detroit
MOSELEY VENDING MACHINE CO., Richmond
AUTOMATIC AMUSEMENT CO., Memphis
NATIONAL
COIN
MACHINE
CORP., Baltimore
BANNER SPECIALTY CO., Philadelphia
ORIOLE COIN MACHINE CORP., Baltimore
JOHN FITZGIBBONS, Inc., New York City
GEORGE
PONSER
COMPANY,
Newark
GERBER &. GLASS, Chicago
D. ROBBINS & COMPANY, Brooklyn
IDEAL NOVELTY CO., St. Louis
THE
SICKING
MFG.
CO.,
Cincinnati
INTERNATIONAL MUTOSCOPE REEL CO., N. Y. C.
SOUTHERN AUTOMATIC SALES CO., Louisville
BABE KAUFMAN, Inc., New York City
KEYSTONE NOVELTY & MFG. CO., Philadelphia TRIMOUNT COIN MACHINE CO., Boston
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SEPTEMBER, 1935
A. B. T. Mfg. Co................................. 15
Ad-Lee Company ............................... 16
Advance Machine Co..........................137
American Chewing Products Corp. 44
Autom atic Coin Machine Co.............112
A utom atic Sales Co. ........................ 138
A utom atic Coin Mach. Sales ......... 146
Auditorium Hotel ............................... 99
A utom at Games Co............................. 126
Atlas Novelty Corp............................ 126
B
Bally Mfg. Co. .................36-37, 109-110
Barron & Co., E. T. .......................... 95
81
Brewer & Sons, Chas. A .............
.115
Badger Novelty Co......................
. 92
Bechtol, A. H ...............................
. 30
Banner Specialty Co....................
.140
Birm ingham Vending Co...........
. 93
B randt A utom atic Cashier Co.
Chicago Lock Co................................. 124
Classified Ads ............................. 148-149
Columbus Vending Co....... Back COver
Carolina Auto. Sales Co. .................127
Coin Craft Canada ........................... 143
Daniels, M. T....................................... 56
D aval Mfg. Co............................. 107, 108
E
Eastern Machine Exchange ........... 94
Electrical Products Co........................97
Electro-Ball Co.............................84, 135
Empire Machine Co............................26
Evans & Co., H. C.............................. 70
Feldbush
Bros.
85
Gardner & Co. ...................................121
Gaylord Coin Machine Corp. ......... 17
Genco, In c........................ .................... 103
G. & M. Coin Machine Co.
......... 117
General Coin A utom atic Co.............142
General Coin Machine Corp...............14
Germack, John N. ............................ 40
Goodbody, John ................................. 102
Gottlieb & Co., D ............................... 46
Groetchen Tool Co..........................87, 88
H
Hanson Scale Co................................. 101
Hercules Sales Organization ......... 120
Huber Coin Machine Sales .............136
I
Independent Lock Co..........................98
J
Jennings & Co., O. D. .................75-78
K
K aufm an, Inc., B a b e ........... 80, 82, 128
L
Lincoln Novelty Co. .......................... 35
Little N ut Vender Co........................137
M
Malkin-Illion Co., In c ........................ 132
Mills Novelty Co...................... 47-50, 111
Marc Coin Machine Co....................... 120
Markepp Co., Inc............................38, 74
Maser, H. R .......................................... 28
Mills Sales Co...................................... 145
Munves, Mike .....................................131
N
N ational Autom atic Distr. A ssn... 150
N ational Metallic Sash Co................ 146
N ational Vendors, In c ...................89, 90
New York Distr. Co.............................129
Norris Mfg. Co................................... 57
Northwestern Corp............................. 72
N ational Coin Machine E x chan ge .. 41
P
Pace M anufacturing Co......................24
Paces Races, In c .................................. 18
P an Confection Factory .................. 140
P eanut Specialty Co........................... 73
Penny K in g System ................ 125, 134
Polly Sales Co...................................... 140
Ponser & Co., Geo............................... 32
R
Rex Novelty Co................................... 55
Robot Venders, Inc............................. 55
Robbins & Co., D. ......... 44,-45, 71, 119
Rock-Ola Mfg. Co.
........... ............. Inside Cover, 3-12, 151
S
San Tone Coin Machine Co.............. 143
Sherman Hotel ...................................147
Silent Sales Co.................................... 122
Simmons Coin Machine Co...............133
Simpson Co., R. D ......................... ...144
Standard-Johnson Co., In c ................ 42
Stoner Mfg. Corp................. .............. 13
Supreme Products Co. ............. 127, 137
Supreme Vending Co.................. . . . . 96
T
Taksen Co., Leon ............................. 118
Trimount Coin Machine Co.............. 54
U
United Novelty Co..............................100
United Operators Service ...............133
V
Vendex Co..............................................58
Vending Machine Co. ..34, 104, 105, 106
V iking Specialty Co.............................116
W
Western Autom atic Mach. Co......... 121
W elsh Novelty Co..............................146
Wilcox Mfg. Co., W. W ................ 58, 80
W isconsin Novelty Co. .................... 130
W urlitzer Mfg. Co., Rudolph ....61-70
Y
Yale Slot & Slug Co........................... 73
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.................... 114
Z
Zenobia Company, In c ........................52
N a t io n a l A u t o m a t ic D is t r ib u t o r s A s s o c ia t io n
'THERE is a definite place in the coin machine industry for trade associations
representing1 each of the three branches of the trade . . . the manufacturers . . .
the distributors . . . and the operators.
N.A.D.A. functions solely for the distributors. Its program was devised to cover the
solution of the major problems confronting all three branches of the industry. Since
its founding in 1933, the National Automatic Distributors Association has steadily pro
gressed, until now it is recognized by the trade as being an important factor in helping
to shape the policies of the industry. The results of its efforts are now apparent, and its
constructive program for the general welfare of the trade should interest every respon
sible distributor.
To those recognized distributors, we will be glad to send a copy of the N.A.D.A. pro
gram that covers vital subjects of universal interest. Address your request to R. L. Wilds,
Managing Director, National Automatic Distributors Association, LaSalle-Wacker
Bldg., Chicago, Illinois.
P R E S ID E N T
Acknowledgement is given
at this time to the National
Association of Coin Operated
Machine Manufacturers for
adopting a definite program
to cover the solving of the
legal problems of the in
dustry, as well as a public
relations campaign to secure
favorable public reaction to
ward the industry as a whole.
#
0
M EM B ERS
#
#
ADVANCE AUTOMATIC SALES CO., San Francisco B. D. LAZAR COMPANY, Pittsburgh
THE
MARKEPP
CO.,
inc., Cleveland
AMERICAN NOVELTY CO., Detroit
MOSELEY VENDING MACHINE CO., Richmond
AUTOMATIC AMUSEMENT CO., Memphis
NATIONAL
COIN
MACHINE
CORP., Baltimore
BANNER SPECIALTY CO., Philadelphia
ORIOLE COIN MACHINE CORP., Baltimore
JOHN FITZGIBBONS, Inc., New York City
GEORGE
PONSER
COMPANY,
Newark
GERBER &. GLASS, Chicago
D. ROBBINS & COMPANY, Brooklyn
IDEAL NOVELTY CO., St. Louis
THE
SICKING
MFG.
CO.,
Cincinnati
INTERNATIONAL MUTOSCOPE REEL CO., N. Y. C.
SOUTHERN AUTOMATIC SALES CO., Louisville
BABE KAUFMAN, Inc., New York City
KEYSTONE NOVELTY & MFG. CO., Philadelphia TRIMOUNT COIN MACHINE CO., Boston
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