Automatic Age

Greene, Rowe Manufacturing
Co., David Gottlieb, D. Gottlieb
Co., George Jenkins, B a l l y
Manufacturing Co., W a l t e r
Tratsch, A . B. T. Manufactur­
ing Co. It is an ideal committee,
representing as it does, each of
the major divisions of our in­
dustry - music, vending, amuse­
ment.
help the confectioners this Fall.
Somehow, though, the c^ndy
industry has always come thru,
and we hope they will prove
themselves capable of over­
coming difficulties during the
coming season.
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Industry Advisory Committee
Formed to Cooperate with
WPB
The purpose of the commit­
tee is to hold informative dis­
cussions, and familiarize itself
with various instructions from
government officials. It is be­
lieved that an early subject for
consideration will be the manu­
facturing of replacement parts
for existing machines. Such an
accomplishment seems m o s t
likely for early success as parts
manufacture is currently re­
ceiving the attention of the
W PB.
A significant step toward
resumption of manufacturing of
coin-operated machines w a s
taken with the appointment of
the Industry Advisory Commit­
tee. This committee is composed
of the following men, who rep­
resent a good cross section of
the coin machine industry: J.
E. Broyles, Rudolph Wurlitzer
Co., D. W . Donohue, Mills In­
dustries, Inc., W . E. B o l e n ,
Northwestern Corp.,Robert Z.
AN OTH ER M ONTH
N E A R E R V IC T O R Y !
IN T E R N A T IO N A L
M UTOSCOPE
CORP.
PENNY ARCADE HEADQUARTERS SINCE 1895
Manufacturers of Photomatic and Other Famous Coin Operated Equipment
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44-01 Eleventh Street
Long Island City, New Y ork
M A R B L E S
GLASS —
AGATE —
ASSORTED COLORS
Perfectly round. Uniform in size. Work 100% perfect in all Ball
Gum machines. Some operators say returns better than Ball Gum.
10,000 to case only $14.75
Sales limited to not over 10 cases to one customer at one time.
Stickers for Marble machines 50^ per hundred.
F. O. B. Factory. Full cash with order, NO C. O. D.
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204 7-G ., So. 68th. St.
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PHILA. (42) PEN N A .
Full Line of Parts a n d G lo b e s for SILV ER K I N G M achines
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“ BALLY” PLANT WINS
STAR ON E FLAG
Employees and management
of Lion Manufacturing Corpor­
ation, peace-time producers of
Bally games and venders, have
again been honored for out­
standing production of w a r
materiel. A white star has been
added to the Arm y-Navy “E ”
Flag flying over the “ Bally”
plant, indicating renewal of the
Army-Navy “ E” Award, orig­
inally conferred on the “ Bally”
organization in October, 1943.
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MERGER OF THREE
LARGE DISTRIBUTORS
Geo. Prock & Company of
Dallas, Texas, Horton & W il­
liams of Houston and United
Amusement Company of San
Antonio have formed a part­
nership that brings together
t h r e e of Texas’ largest coin
machine distributors. The new
company will be k n o w n as
“ UNITED AM U SE M E N T CO” .
Geo. Prock of Dallas, Harold
H. Horton, Tom V. W illiams of
Houston, and K. F. Wilkinson
of San Antonio constitute the
four partners. The territory, to
be served will comprise Texas,
New Mexico, Oklahoma, A r­
kansas and Louisiana.
Post war plans are already
in the making, which will mean
the o p e n i n g of additional
branches over the territory,
with the thought in mind of giv­
ing the customer the best pos­
sible service at all times. This
merger gives the new company
an unusually strong financial
status which will enable them
to secure an additional number
of attractive distributorships
for this territory.
The three present establish­
ments, Dallas, Houston and San
Antonio, will be maintained to­
gether with t h e i r respective
personnel. Mr. Prock will man­
age the Dallas establishment,
Mr. Horton will manage the
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