Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1941 September - Page 8
thought: "The most lovable quality any
human being can possess is tolerance. It
is the vision that enables one to see things
from another's viewpoint. It is the gener-
osity that concedes to others the right to
their own opinions and peculiarities. It is
the bigness that enables us to let people
be happy in their own way instead of our
way."
•
New Jersey Council
Elects Officers
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
10
FOR
SEPT.
194 1
NEWARK, N. J.-Max Rubenstein,
president of the North New Jersey Amuse·
ment Association, Passaic, was elected
cha irman of the Coin Machine Indus·
tries Joint Council of New Jersey at a
recent meeting.
The council, whose membership com·
prises the Amusement Board of Trade of
New Jersey representatives and members
of the newly·formed Empire Distributors
and Jobbers Board of Trade, was organ·
ized to obtain favorable legislation in New
Jersey, to exchange ideas, information and
trade statistics among similar associations
and to create good·will in the industry.
Plans are being considered for future af-
filia tion with civic and professional so-
cieties for the general good and welfare.
Elected to serve with Rubenstein were
David M. Steinberg, chairman of the Board
of Governors, Amusement Board of Trade,
who was unanimously elected vice·chair-
man; Joseph J. Hart, Empire Distribu tors
and Jobbers Board of Trade, secretary;
Leonard Ziegler, operator and secretary
of the M iddlesex Amusement Board of
Trade, Perth Amboy, unanimo usly elected
treasurer; Charles P. Polgaar, comptroller,
A. B. of T., elected to same post on the
Council; Edward Corriston, head of the
Bergen County Association, and Louis
Mill man, business manager of the mid-
state A. B. of T ., Asbury I ark, directors.
The New Jersey Council was organized
by Hart, Ziegler, M ill man, Rubenstein,
Steinberg and LeRoy Stein, executive sec-
retary of the A. B. of T., New Jersey,
who conti nues as Council Manager on a
part· time basis.
Uniform cou ncil identification insignia,
to be affixed to each game operated by
group memberships of the Council, with
the exception of jobbers and distributors,
will be distribu ted at the Sept. 15th Coun-
cil meeting in Newark.
•
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*
*
Old Patient: "I wish to consult you again
in regard to my utter loss of memory."
Memory Doctor: "Ah, yes. And what
was your name agai n, please?"
•
~_AIf AJtl*clc9icIlI Pcl*tl*llit _ _ _ _ ~
-Cl-
WILLIAM RABKIN
President, International Mutuscope Reel Co.
- - - Prepared by - - -
HELENE PAUL
r.. ______ World Famous Astrologer - - - - - - .
"Celestial blueprint," otherwise known
as the horoscope, Of Mr. William Rabkin,
president of the International Mu toscope
Reel Company of New York, reveals that
he has an unu ual, versatile mind, and is a
little difficult for the average person to un-
derstand beca use of several highly con tra-
dictory aspects in his natal constellation.
Born July 16, he has the Sun in Cancer
and the Moon in Capricorn, and Mercury
in Leo.
The Sun in Cancer contribu tes a fertile
imagination - with a fear of ridicule or
criticism which makes one discreet, dip-
lomatic and conventional. It confers a
changeable, en itive, retiring disposition;
a keen sense of domes tic responsibility,
which acts as a magnet for other people.
He has undoubtedly borne the responsi.
bili ty of his rela tives - sisters, and broth-
ers, un cles and aunts, and knowing this
they expect a great deal of him. He has a
tendency to live in the past - to place
great store by tradition - in this Cancer
vibration.
Mercury in Leo, however, adds a tota ll y
differen t quality, for this adds great ambi·
tion and confidence, and makes him per·
sistent, determined, fiery and quick-tem-
pered. It adds positive assurance and gov-
ernmental or organizing ability, with in-
tense desire for progress and expansion-
m uch of which he accomplishes through
proper dramatization. In other words, he
knows exactly how to present a given sub-
ject or commodity - and make an impres-
sion on the public. To use the vernacular
- he puts "it and himself" over very
successfully.
The Moon in Capricorn adds ano ther
totally different quality, for in this he has
an unusually keen sense of organization
and administrative ability. No assignment
is too difficult and he never takes "no" for
an answer - especially where his personal
progress or ambitions are involved. He is
able to intere t others and inspire confi·
dence, for he is an excellent organizer. In
this vibrat ion he is cautious in money mat-
ters - driving a hard bargain and at times
CASH FOR GOOD ROUTE!
I am interested in buying a good route of amusement
devices in any of the Pacific Coast States.
Operation may consist of I-balls, S-balls, consoles,
slots, or any other type of amusement devices, exclu-
sive of phonographs.
I am prepared to handle any size operation at any
just price. A good deal will be a quick deal.
Write me, confidentially, giving all facts and par-
ticulars, to
BOX 365
COIN MACHINE REVIEW
1115 Venice Boulevard
Los Angeles. California
giving the impression that he is cold and
calculating.
His natal constellation in general is what
I consider an unusually fortunate one-
particularly for material or financial suc·
cess. He need never know want if he is
properly guided, and is adequately pre·
pared to f ully utilize his favorable periods,
of which there will be many within the
next few years.
No matter how favorable one's natal con-
stellation may be, it is imperative to bear
in mind that great success comes through
preparedness rather than through groping
and wondering and hoping for the best-
blaming success on fate and failure on
chance. One's horoscope reveals which
course to pursue - what to do - and when
to do it - in order to insure the great-
est degree of success.
•
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Aristocrat of Consoles
A proven money-maker for ope-
rators who demand high-class
games for consistent profits!
Streamlined. modern. J94J fea -
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7-Coin Play! Equipped with
flashing Odds.
Buy With Confidence
Own With PrIde
The BAKER NOVELTY
CO., INC.
1700 Washingtoll Blvd .• Chicago
MAC MOHR
West Coast Factory Representative
2916 W. Pico St .. Los Angeles. Calif.
Mention of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is your best introduction to our advertisers.
human being can possess is tolerance. It
is the vision that enables one to see things
from another's viewpoint. It is the gener-
osity that concedes to others the right to
their own opinions and peculiarities. It is
the bigness that enables us to let people
be happy in their own way instead of our
way."
•
New Jersey Council
Elects Officers
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
10
FOR
SEPT.
194 1
NEWARK, N. J.-Max Rubenstein,
president of the North New Jersey Amuse·
ment Association, Passaic, was elected
cha irman of the Coin Machine Indus·
tries Joint Council of New Jersey at a
recent meeting.
The council, whose membership com·
prises the Amusement Board of Trade of
New Jersey representatives and members
of the newly·formed Empire Distributors
and Jobbers Board of Trade, was organ·
ized to obtain favorable legislation in New
Jersey, to exchange ideas, information and
trade statistics among similar associations
and to create good·will in the industry.
Plans are being considered for future af-
filia tion with civic and professional so-
cieties for the general good and welfare.
Elected to serve with Rubenstein were
David M. Steinberg, chairman of the Board
of Governors, Amusement Board of Trade,
who was unanimously elected vice·chair-
man; Joseph J. Hart, Empire Distribu tors
and Jobbers Board of Trade, secretary;
Leonard Ziegler, operator and secretary
of the M iddlesex Amusement Board of
Trade, Perth Amboy, unanimo usly elected
treasurer; Charles P. Polgaar, comptroller,
A. B. of T., elected to same post on the
Council; Edward Corriston, head of the
Bergen County Association, and Louis
Mill man, business manager of the mid-
state A. B. of T ., Asbury I ark, directors.
The New Jersey Council was organized
by Hart, Ziegler, M ill man, Rubenstein,
Steinberg and LeRoy Stein, executive sec-
retary of the A. B. of T., New Jersey,
who conti nues as Council Manager on a
part· time basis.
Uniform cou ncil identification insignia,
to be affixed to each game operated by
group memberships of the Council, with
the exception of jobbers and distributors,
will be distribu ted at the Sept. 15th Coun-
cil meeting in Newark.
•
*
*
*
Old Patient: "I wish to consult you again
in regard to my utter loss of memory."
Memory Doctor: "Ah, yes. And what
was your name agai n, please?"
•
~_AIf AJtl*clc9icIlI Pcl*tl*llit _ _ _ _ ~
-Cl-
WILLIAM RABKIN
President, International Mutuscope Reel Co.
- - - Prepared by - - -
HELENE PAUL
r.. ______ World Famous Astrologer - - - - - - .
"Celestial blueprint," otherwise known
as the horoscope, Of Mr. William Rabkin,
president of the International Mu toscope
Reel Company of New York, reveals that
he has an unu ual, versatile mind, and is a
little difficult for the average person to un-
derstand beca use of several highly con tra-
dictory aspects in his natal constellation.
Born July 16, he has the Sun in Cancer
and the Moon in Capricorn, and Mercury
in Leo.
The Sun in Cancer contribu tes a fertile
imagination - with a fear of ridicule or
criticism which makes one discreet, dip-
lomatic and conventional. It confers a
changeable, en itive, retiring disposition;
a keen sense of domes tic responsibility,
which acts as a magnet for other people.
He has undoubtedly borne the responsi.
bili ty of his rela tives - sisters, and broth-
ers, un cles and aunts, and knowing this
they expect a great deal of him. He has a
tendency to live in the past - to place
great store by tradition - in this Cancer
vibration.
Mercury in Leo, however, adds a tota ll y
differen t quality, for this adds great ambi·
tion and confidence, and makes him per·
sistent, determined, fiery and quick-tem-
pered. It adds positive assurance and gov-
ernmental or organizing ability, with in-
tense desire for progress and expansion-
m uch of which he accomplishes through
proper dramatization. In other words, he
knows exactly how to present a given sub-
ject or commodity - and make an impres-
sion on the public. To use the vernacular
- he puts "it and himself" over very
successfully.
The Moon in Capricorn adds ano ther
totally different quality, for in this he has
an unusually keen sense of organization
and administrative ability. No assignment
is too difficult and he never takes "no" for
an answer - especially where his personal
progress or ambitions are involved. He is
able to intere t others and inspire confi·
dence, for he is an excellent organizer. In
this vibrat ion he is cautious in money mat-
ters - driving a hard bargain and at times
CASH FOR GOOD ROUTE!
I am interested in buying a good route of amusement
devices in any of the Pacific Coast States.
Operation may consist of I-balls, S-balls, consoles,
slots, or any other type of amusement devices, exclu-
sive of phonographs.
I am prepared to handle any size operation at any
just price. A good deal will be a quick deal.
Write me, confidentially, giving all facts and par-
ticulars, to
BOX 365
COIN MACHINE REVIEW
1115 Venice Boulevard
Los Angeles. California
giving the impression that he is cold and
calculating.
His natal constellation in general is what
I consider an unusually fortunate one-
particularly for material or financial suc·
cess. He need never know want if he is
properly guided, and is adequately pre·
pared to f ully utilize his favorable periods,
of which there will be many within the
next few years.
No matter how favorable one's natal con-
stellation may be, it is imperative to bear
in mind that great success comes through
preparedness rather than through groping
and wondering and hoping for the best-
blaming success on fate and failure on
chance. One's horoscope reveals which
course to pursue - what to do - and when
to do it - in order to insure the great-
est degree of success.
•
Baker's Pacers
Aristocrat of Consoles
A proven money-maker for ope-
rators who demand high-class
games for consistent profits!
Streamlined. modern. J94J fea -
tures. absolutely unequalled!
7-Coin Play! Equipped with
flashing Odds.
Buy With Confidence
Own With PrIde
The BAKER NOVELTY
CO., INC.
1700 Washingtoll Blvd .• Chicago
MAC MOHR
West Coast Factory Representative
2916 W. Pico St .. Los Angeles. Calif.
Mention of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is your best introduction to our advertisers.
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