Automatic Age

The World's First Coin Machine Magazine
AUTOMATIC AGE
Covering Automatic Machines and Coin-Controlled Devices of
Every Description
Vol. 13
J U L Y 1937
No. 12
Features in This Issue
Established 1925
Page
O. C. L IG H T N E R
President
H U BERT F. MESSE
Managing Editor
SORTING COINS WITH THE EDITOR
By Hubert F. Messe .................................
14
IT’S THE LITTLE THINGS THAT COUNT
By A rthur W. Luchs ................................
15
MUSIC PROFITS AHOY!
By I. F. Webb ............................................
17
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ARE ESSENTIAL
TO THE OPERATION OF COIN OPERATED GAMES
By Dean W. D a v is......................................
20
VOICE OF THE OPERATOR .............................................
21
FOR AMUSEMENT ONLY .................................................
23
THE V EN DIN G MACHINE AS AN AID TO THE
SATISFACTION OF WANTS .............................................
27
SUGGESTIONS FOR CONSIDERATION
IN BUYING NEW MACHINES ............................................ 29
GOODBODY’S COLUMN
By John Goodbody......................................
31
TIM ELY TUNES— NOTES OF INTEREST
TO PHONOGRAPH OPERATORS ....................................
45
CONSIDER THESE POINTS IN DEVELOPING
YOUR OPERATING BUSINESS ........................................
49
THE MODERN PIN TABLE
HAS A SOUND FOUNDATION ..........................................
54
OHIO SECTION .....................................................................
61
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS APPLYING1
TO THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT ..................................
85
ART H U R W . LUCHS
Editor
Staff Contributor:
JO H N GOODBODY
ASSOCIATION NEWS ........................................................ 123
NEW PATENTS
By Ken C. Shy vers .................................... 147
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