Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1936 February - Page 96
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, ROYAL NOVELTY FOLDS
NOT THEIR JOB
GOLDENBERG IN WEST
•
Trade publications holding
the sack in bankruptcy move.
LOS ANGELES. - H. B. Goldenberg,
partner in the Atlas Vending Machine
Corp., of Cleveland, Ohio, · was a caller at
the offices of THE REVIEW on Janu ary 27th.
M:t:. and Mrs. Goldenberg have been spend-
ing th e winter on the coast and combining
business with pleasure. Goldenberg has
found a ready market in the west for his
new Goretta cigarette vending machine.
They left on the return trip to Cleveland
Feb. 2nd.
While travelling through Oregon, Golden-
berg narrowly missed being killed when
the car in which he was riding slid on a
slippery mountain drive. The quick think-
ing and action of Goldenberg saved the car
from a plunge of 2,000 feet into a canyon.
CHICAGO.-The trade publications of
the co in machine industry were the heaviest
creditors affected by the recent filing of
bankruptcy by the Royal Novelty Mfg. Co.
of this city. Their only hope of salvaging
pa ~ t of the thousands of dollars due from
tbe defunct manufacturing firm was in
proceeds from the auction sale of assets
held here Jan uary 27th.
Tbe going under of Royal Novelty, one
of the few instances of misdirected credit
to leave a blot on the high standing of
manufacturers in the industry, prompted
the trade press to adopt more stringent
credi t policies.
•
County prosecutor tells com-
missioners slot control up to him .
BELLINGHAM, Wash. - After telling
the Whatcom county c.ommissioners that
tbe control of slot machines is not within
their official pi,wer, Prosecuting Attorney
submitted tbe ~atter to Sberiff William T.
Farmer on January 15th.
The proposed closing of the co unty, fol-
lowin/! a recent drive in Seattle, was
brought up because machines which pay
off in nickels instead of slugs have recently
made their appearance. That a similar
move was contemplated in Olympia was
indicated by an opin ion given January
16th by Attorney General G. W. Hamilton
that signs reading "for amusement only;
awards are for free plays" do not exempt
tbe macbines from seizure. The opinion
was asked by Prosecutor Smith Troy of
Thurston county.
Those Corning Ops
Still Making Pops
A little nonsense now and then
is just a line to begin
To tell you how last year left me
in an awful fix-
But I hope to live through it, and
and through '36.
kept company with Mary, a big
part of my life;
intended to have Mary as my
wife.
Yes, I intended to marry Mary,
But Mary was so awful con-
trary-
o LOCKS pictured
One of CH~CA~ . table to your ma-
here is readlly \ ap cabinet is of cast,
chines, whether t e ood, and no mat-
or of w
Lock cams
Or sheet , metal,
.
ize or s hape .
ter what s ItS s
available to fit every
of any length are
lace other standard
specl 'fication or to rep
makes.
NEW ACE 7-PIN
TUMBLER LOCK
.
been stul·dily bUll t
The ACE LOCK has uirements of the
to the latest req.
It cannot
Ull
. , L bora tones.
t
Underwnter s a d open and canno
be drilled or. ~ea~he limits set by thl1
be picke~ wl,t lU boratories. It is sIIl: a
Underwnters L~d f the barrel bel?g
.
.
the OutSl e 0
d 5/16 lU.
lU Size,.
. diameter an
only % In. In A
Lock llossesses re-
t the
ce
.
. que de-
long, ye d bility and ItS um
f
markable ura
rkable number 0
sign affords a rem a
KS ffer the logical
key changes.
CHICAGO LOC k °problem in your
solution to th.e Ifoc FREE CATALOG,
.
Wnte d or Prices T ODAY' .
buslUesss..
SllecificatlO ns an
Eastern Representative:
P 0 ANDERSON
125 Church Street
New York, N. Y.
epresentative:
Western R
ROLAND E. LOOP d
815 E. Washington ~lv •
Los Angeles, Cah .
Chicago Lock Co.
2024 N. Racine Ave., CHICAGO
FEBRUARY,
193 6
COIN
Said she wouldn't marry an Ala-
bama 'gator;
She said she had no use for an
operator.
She also said it might have been
all rig ht
If she had not heard of my big
appetite.
Y es, she turned me down flat,
So I slammed the door after
grabbing my hat.
I said I would marry someone
just for spite,
So I married Mary's mother that
very same night.
So now Mary is my daughter,
don't you see?
She's got to say Pa, and say it
to me!
Will wonders never cease to be,
Now Mary's got me, up a tree;
Yes, she's got me out on the end
of a limb,
'Cause Dad comes along and she
marries him!
I guess Dad couldn't get any
other,
But now Mary is my Ma, and I
got to say Mother.
If Dad would have stayed away
as he oughter,
Mary would still be my daughter.
Now Mary's Ma is my Grandma;
Wonders upon wonders, my Dad
is my son-in-law.
And Imy wife is my Grandma,
and I guess I am
My own Grandpa.
H. J. Coenen, Corning, Calif.
MACHINE
REVIEW
•
101
, ROYAL NOVELTY FOLDS
NOT THEIR JOB
GOLDENBERG IN WEST
•
Trade publications holding
the sack in bankruptcy move.
LOS ANGELES. - H. B. Goldenberg,
partner in the Atlas Vending Machine
Corp., of Cleveland, Ohio, · was a caller at
the offices of THE REVIEW on Janu ary 27th.
M:t:. and Mrs. Goldenberg have been spend-
ing th e winter on the coast and combining
business with pleasure. Goldenberg has
found a ready market in the west for his
new Goretta cigarette vending machine.
They left on the return trip to Cleveland
Feb. 2nd.
While travelling through Oregon, Golden-
berg narrowly missed being killed when
the car in which he was riding slid on a
slippery mountain drive. The quick think-
ing and action of Goldenberg saved the car
from a plunge of 2,000 feet into a canyon.
CHICAGO.-The trade publications of
the co in machine industry were the heaviest
creditors affected by the recent filing of
bankruptcy by the Royal Novelty Mfg. Co.
of this city. Their only hope of salvaging
pa ~ t of the thousands of dollars due from
tbe defunct manufacturing firm was in
proceeds from the auction sale of assets
held here Jan uary 27th.
Tbe going under of Royal Novelty, one
of the few instances of misdirected credit
to leave a blot on the high standing of
manufacturers in the industry, prompted
the trade press to adopt more stringent
credi t policies.
•
County prosecutor tells com-
missioners slot control up to him .
BELLINGHAM, Wash. - After telling
the Whatcom county c.ommissioners that
tbe control of slot machines is not within
their official pi,wer, Prosecuting Attorney
submitted tbe ~atter to Sberiff William T.
Farmer on January 15th.
The proposed closing of the co unty, fol-
lowin/! a recent drive in Seattle, was
brought up because machines which pay
off in nickels instead of slugs have recently
made their appearance. That a similar
move was contemplated in Olympia was
indicated by an opin ion given January
16th by Attorney General G. W. Hamilton
that signs reading "for amusement only;
awards are for free plays" do not exempt
tbe macbines from seizure. The opinion
was asked by Prosecutor Smith Troy of
Thurston county.
Those Corning Ops
Still Making Pops
A little nonsense now and then
is just a line to begin
To tell you how last year left me
in an awful fix-
But I hope to live through it, and
and through '36.
kept company with Mary, a big
part of my life;
intended to have Mary as my
wife.
Yes, I intended to marry Mary,
But Mary was so awful con-
trary-
o LOCKS pictured
One of CH~CA~ . table to your ma-
here is readlly \ ap cabinet is of cast,
chines, whether t e ood, and no mat-
or of w
Lock cams
Or sheet , metal,
.
ize or s hape .
ter what s ItS s
available to fit every
of any length are
lace other standard
specl 'fication or to rep
makes.
NEW ACE 7-PIN
TUMBLER LOCK
.
been stul·dily bUll t
The ACE LOCK has uirements of the
to the latest req.
It cannot
Ull
. , L bora tones.
t
Underwnter s a d open and canno
be drilled or. ~ea~he limits set by thl1
be picke~ wl,t lU boratories. It is sIIl: a
Underwnters L~d f the barrel bel?g
.
.
the OutSl e 0
d 5/16 lU.
lU Size,.
. diameter an
only % In. In A
Lock llossesses re-
t the
ce
.
. que de-
long, ye d bility and ItS um
f
markable ura
rkable number 0
sign affords a rem a
KS ffer the logical
key changes.
CHICAGO LOC k °problem in your
solution to th.e Ifoc FREE CATALOG,
.
Wnte d or Prices T ODAY' .
buslUesss..
SllecificatlO ns an
Eastern Representative:
P 0 ANDERSON
125 Church Street
New York, N. Y.
epresentative:
Western R
ROLAND E. LOOP d
815 E. Washington ~lv •
Los Angeles, Cah .
Chicago Lock Co.
2024 N. Racine Ave., CHICAGO
FEBRUARY,
193 6
COIN
Said she wouldn't marry an Ala-
bama 'gator;
She said she had no use for an
operator.
She also said it might have been
all rig ht
If she had not heard of my big
appetite.
Y es, she turned me down flat,
So I slammed the door after
grabbing my hat.
I said I would marry someone
just for spite,
So I married Mary's mother that
very same night.
So now Mary is my daughter,
don't you see?
She's got to say Pa, and say it
to me!
Will wonders never cease to be,
Now Mary's got me, up a tree;
Yes, she's got me out on the end
of a limb,
'Cause Dad comes along and she
marries him!
I guess Dad couldn't get any
other,
But now Mary is my Ma, and I
got to say Mother.
If Dad would have stayed away
as he oughter,
Mary would still be my daughter.
Now Mary's Ma is my Grandma;
Wonders upon wonders, my Dad
is my son-in-law.
And Imy wife is my Grandma,
and I guess I am
My own Grandpa.
H. J. Coenen, Corning, Calif.
MACHINE
REVIEW
•
101
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