Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1939 June - Page 12
TRADE WITH VIKING WITH CONFIDENCE
This
Our
$30,000.00
$50,000.00 Stock
Up-to-Date
of
BUILDING
VENDING
with more than
MACHINES
10,000 Square Feet
and
of Floor Space
SUPPLIES
is devoted exclusively
enables us to give prompt
to
and efficient service
VENDING
to
MACHINES
and
OPERATORS
OPERATORS'
and
SUPPLIES
12
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JOBBERS
VIKING SPECIAi.TY COMPANY
EINAR WILSLEV, Owner
References: ·Dun-Bradstreet
COIN
MACHINE
530 GOLDEN GATE AVE.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.
Establfshe d··1929
0
REVIEW
Cigarette Vendors Ass'n
of E. Penn. &. New Jersey
By HARRY BORTNICK
Taking a vote on the recommenda-
tions of the special committee which had
studied plans for a revision of the by-
laws, the membership of the organiza-
tion unanimously approved the meas-
ures proposed by the committee. A
special meeting was held early ~n May,
with the entire membership in attend-
ance at which time the operators were
informed of the suggestions offered by
the committee.
Discussion centered about the mean-
ing of the various types of locations.
An "open location" meaning one in
which members could place machines
and "closed location" being one in
which an association member has a
recognized interest to place a machine.
Terminology of the various definitions
was carefully explained by Norman
Fuhrman, counsel and secretary, who
stated that it was desired to include as
much beneficial material as possible in
the new by-laws. However, he explain-
ed, it was not intended to make the
$5.95
REGULAR
Vends
Charms,
Everything
Holds Full
5 Lbs.
revision too binding or restrictive so that
it would be impossible for the grievance
committee or other body to use elastic
judgment in any situation that might
arise.
Immediately the vote was taken and
the revisions approved. A decision was
made to hold another meeting during
May at which time it would be possible
for the members to further discuss the
new by-laws.
Since the executive committee would
be capable of guiding the affairs of the
Association during the summer months,
it was decided not to hold regular
monthly meetings during that time. The
executive committee will meet semi-
monthly or more often if any matter re-
quires their attention. The committee
will hold itself at the call of the chair-
man, E. J. Dingley.
The special membership drive which
had been conducted pwvious to the re-
vision of the charter by-laws resulted in
the affiliation of several tobacco distri-
butors who also operate cigarette ma-
, chines. Among the largest of these
distributor-operators is the L J. Abram-
son Company.
e
THE LUCKY BOYS
LUCKY BOYS, Honestly Built, Honestly
Sold, Either Size Your Money's Worth .
Order Your Samples Today. You Be the
Judge. Satisfaction or Your Money Back.
¼ Dep., Bal. C .O.D. Manufactured by
KY. GUM
3406 Garland Ave.
co.
Louisville, Ky.
$3.95
ROYAL
Vends All
Nuts,
Small
Candies.
Holds 2
Lbs. For
Bar or
Booth
Merchandise Filler
aids operators
CHICAGO-A new merchandise filler
has been placed on the market for oper-
ators servicing peanut and ball gum
machines, according to officials of the
Automatic Games.
Designed by A. Theis, vending ma-
chine manufacturer for fifteen years, the
new filler is made to enable operators to
service their machines in a simple,
quick and efficient manner.
The filler consists of a streamlined
case with four separate removable
units, each holding five pounds of mer-
chandise. A spout on the end facilitates
the refilling of vendors and an enclosed
compartment holds tools and money.
e
LeRoy Stein
resigns CMA post
NEW ARK, N. J.-LeRoy Stein, who has
been manager of the Cigarette Mer-
chandisers' Association of New Jersey
since 1937, resigned here during May.
In addition to his duties as manager
of the CMA of N. J., Stein helped organ-
ize the Inter-State CMA group. He also
acted as manager to the Automatic Mu-
sic Association of New Jersey, Inc. This
post he also resigned recently.
Sol L Kesselman, attorney for the
CMA of N. J., is taking charge of the af-
fairs of the Association until the new
manager is appointed.
e
If you send it by ship, it's a cargo-
and if you send it by car, it's a ship-
ment.
https://elibrary.arcade-museum.com
This
Our
$30,000.00
$50,000.00 Stock
Up-to-Date
of
BUILDING
VENDING
with more than
MACHINES
10,000 Square Feet
and
of Floor Space
SUPPLIES
is devoted exclusively
enables us to give prompt
to
and efficient service
VENDING
to
MACHINES
and
OPERATORS
OPERATORS'
and
SUPPLIES
12
~ ·--------"'----------..a
JOBBERS
VIKING SPECIAi.TY COMPANY
EINAR WILSLEV, Owner
References: ·Dun-Bradstreet
COIN
MACHINE
530 GOLDEN GATE AVE.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.
Establfshe d··1929
0
REVIEW
Cigarette Vendors Ass'n
of E. Penn. &. New Jersey
By HARRY BORTNICK
Taking a vote on the recommenda-
tions of the special committee which had
studied plans for a revision of the by-
laws, the membership of the organiza-
tion unanimously approved the meas-
ures proposed by the committee. A
special meeting was held early ~n May,
with the entire membership in attend-
ance at which time the operators were
informed of the suggestions offered by
the committee.
Discussion centered about the mean-
ing of the various types of locations.
An "open location" meaning one in
which members could place machines
and "closed location" being one in
which an association member has a
recognized interest to place a machine.
Terminology of the various definitions
was carefully explained by Norman
Fuhrman, counsel and secretary, who
stated that it was desired to include as
much beneficial material as possible in
the new by-laws. However, he explain-
ed, it was not intended to make the
$5.95
REGULAR
Vends
Charms,
Everything
Holds Full
5 Lbs.
revision too binding or restrictive so that
it would be impossible for the grievance
committee or other body to use elastic
judgment in any situation that might
arise.
Immediately the vote was taken and
the revisions approved. A decision was
made to hold another meeting during
May at which time it would be possible
for the members to further discuss the
new by-laws.
Since the executive committee would
be capable of guiding the affairs of the
Association during the summer months,
it was decided not to hold regular
monthly meetings during that time. The
executive committee will meet semi-
monthly or more often if any matter re-
quires their attention. The committee
will hold itself at the call of the chair-
man, E. J. Dingley.
The special membership drive which
had been conducted pwvious to the re-
vision of the charter by-laws resulted in
the affiliation of several tobacco distri-
butors who also operate cigarette ma-
, chines. Among the largest of these
distributor-operators is the L J. Abram-
son Company.
e
THE LUCKY BOYS
LUCKY BOYS, Honestly Built, Honestly
Sold, Either Size Your Money's Worth .
Order Your Samples Today. You Be the
Judge. Satisfaction or Your Money Back.
¼ Dep., Bal. C .O.D. Manufactured by
KY. GUM
3406 Garland Ave.
co.
Louisville, Ky.
$3.95
ROYAL
Vends All
Nuts,
Small
Candies.
Holds 2
Lbs. For
Bar or
Booth
Merchandise Filler
aids operators
CHICAGO-A new merchandise filler
has been placed on the market for oper-
ators servicing peanut and ball gum
machines, according to officials of the
Automatic Games.
Designed by A. Theis, vending ma-
chine manufacturer for fifteen years, the
new filler is made to enable operators to
service their machines in a simple,
quick and efficient manner.
The filler consists of a streamlined
case with four separate removable
units, each holding five pounds of mer-
chandise. A spout on the end facilitates
the refilling of vendors and an enclosed
compartment holds tools and money.
e
LeRoy Stein
resigns CMA post
NEW ARK, N. J.-LeRoy Stein, who has
been manager of the Cigarette Mer-
chandisers' Association of New Jersey
since 1937, resigned here during May.
In addition to his duties as manager
of the CMA of N. J., Stein helped organ-
ize the Inter-State CMA group. He also
acted as manager to the Automatic Mu-
sic Association of New Jersey, Inc. This
post he also resigned recently.
Sol L Kesselman, attorney for the
CMA of N. J., is taking charge of the af-
fairs of the Association until the new
manager is appointed.
e
If you send it by ship, it's a cargo-
and if you send it by car, it's a ship-
ment.
https://elibrary.arcade-museum.com
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