Automatic Age

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AUTOMATIC
AGE
FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY IN ’43
BALLYHOO TO BULLETS! Those three words tell
the story of Bally — and all American industry. Bally
— and all American industry — was organized to
serve the decent, healthy desires of peaceful Ameri­
ca. But Bally — and all American industry — is now
a fighting force in the vast battalions of democracy.
Members of the coin-machine fraternity, who recall
the simple days of Ballyhoo, may be proud of Bally's
big job in the battle of production. Building vital war
products for the Navy and the Army Air Forces,
Bally is helping to speed the day of v i c t o r y and
peace.
Operators and distributors who want early information
on Bally's post-war equipment . . . games that will bring
back the boom days oi Ballyhoo and Bumper . . . vending
machines that will open vast new opportunities . . . are
urged to place their name on a special mailing list now
being compiled for Bally's Post-War Flash No. 1.
B A LLY M F G . C O M P A N Y
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