Coin Machine Journal

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October, 1933
system of pari-mutuel wagers which
has been developed similar to that
used on the race tracks.
The employe in the plant who be­
lieves that his department will head
the sales honor roll for the month
backs up his belief by securing these
tickets.
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The grand race is on and the win­
ners of the sales contest will be' an­
nounced at a later date. Operators
who visited the plant were surprised
to see signs about quoting odds and
other signs indicating the betting
commissioner’s office and the like.
This is one of the most novel sales
contest arrangements ever conducted
by a coin machine manufacturer and
has been very successful in enlisting
the loyalty and support of every em­
ploye from the shipping department
on up to the department heads.
This Amazing “ New Deal” Can Be Played
3 D.fFerent Ways: 5-reel cardj, 3-reel
standard play . . . And the Brand New
4 -Reel “ Mystery Award” Play (3 fruit
reels— 1 reel with figures showing new
“ odds” on each operation!) We Heartily
Endorse This Newest and Richest of To­
day’s Money-Makers! See or Write Us—
Fast! Now’s the Time for Profit! When
You Want the Best—See Us.
National Coin Machine Corp.
1724 N . Charles S t., Baltimore, Md.
• The Mills Novelty Company is
conducting an entirely new type of
sales contest known as the October
Sweepstakes. The whole set-up is pat­
terned after a modern race track. The
departments are divided into sections
and are known around the plant as
the stables of Colonels Fred, Ralph,
Herbert and Hayden Mills.
Each of these Colonels are sup­
posed to conduct stables and have en­
tered their various sales executives
and other officials as running horses
in the race. Each of the stables con­
tributes a prize for the best showing
and in order to stimulate the interest
of employees about the plant tickets
are sold to everyone in the factory
and offices. Interest is created by a
A loud speaker broadcast is con­
ducted at the plant every day and
some well known coin machine fig­
ures have appeared as guests of honor,
giving the race enthusiasts inspira­
tional talks.
Considerable comment has been
heard around the trade about this
contest and everyone is watching the
results with keen interest.
R o b b in s N e w s F in d s F a v o r
IM P O R T A N T /
GEORGE PONSER o Announces ...
his complete, automatic and friendly severance of
branch connections with the Supreme Vending
Organization and the new change of name to . . .
GEO. PONSER CO. ' 3 T
4 4 1 -442 Elizabeth
Ave., Newark, N. J.
{^Telephone: WAverly 3-6487)
The new house-organ, Robbins Au­
tomatic News, has made its appear­
ance in the trade and Dave Robbins,
president, D. Robbins & Co., reports
a splendid reception on the part of
operators. In addition to featuring
Robbins line of vending and amuse­
ment machines the publication con­
tains helpful operating hints, a bit of
fun, and timely information for oper­
ators. It is supplied without charge
to anyone interested in receiving it.
The same Super-Service so famous throughout the country will
be further enhanced by our new warehousing facilities, just opened
at 438 Elizabeth Aye. Complete stock of all the Latest and Best
games on hand Ready for Immediate Delivery.
S ri
Further assurance is given all operators that
they will receive our price list and all data
FREE. WRITE for information today on
three coming new machines.
W h en writing advertisers mention T h e Coin M achine Journal.
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