Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1942 October - Page 6
Final Closeout!
CONSOLES
BRAND NEW
Mill s 3 Be ll s. Rebuilt ....... Write
Keeney Su per Bell. . ....... $189.50
Keeney '38 Sk ill T ime ... 119.50
Bally High Hand .............. 119.50
Wat l. Big Game. P.O. ... 89.50
Big Ga me. F.P. .............
89.50
Mi ll s J umbo . F.P. .....
94.50
Mills J umbo. P . O......
104.50
Mills Jumbo Comb........
115.00
Saratoga. F. P. & P. O.
Chro me Rai l ................ 139.50
Evans Bangtai ls. Red ..... 69.50
Ga ll oping Do minos
Black Cab'net ............
59.50
J enn. Bobtai l. Total ...
109.50
J enn. Bobtai l. P .O ........... 109.50
Jenn. Fast Ti me. F.P . .... 74.50
Groetchen Sugar King ... 49.50
KEEP 'EM BOMBING
Timely NO TAX Counter
Game. 1 to 25 Pennies Per
Play
ORDER A SAMPLE NOW -
SUPPLY LIMITED !
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Reconditioned BELLS In Stock. Send fo r Complete Price Bullet in!
TERMS : 1/ 3 Deposit, Balance C . O. D.
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COIN
MACHINE
RIlVIEW
6
FOR
OCTOBER
7942
ST. LOUIS-Virgil Bernsen is back in
town on a ten·day furlough from Fort Sill.
But it's Lieutenant Bernsen now, he hav·
ing received a comm ission as Second Lieu-
tenant after successfully completing the offi-
cers training course. The Davies Novelty
Co., along with the whole industry, is proud
of him.
John Kling, who for the past four months
has acted as Hoor manager at the Davies
Arcade on Delmar Avenue, is back working
the routes for the firm . "My dogs .gave out
on me," John laments.
The Davies Novelty bowling team, cap-
tained by Harry Davies and including John
Parson, Ora Knop, 1. Hynes and Bill Smith,
is in good spirits after winning on two
straight nights. It had lost its previous eight
games simply because the members neg-
lected to take their vitamin tablets regu-
larly, joked Harry.
Jack Osborne, of the McCall Novelty Co.,
has been sent to Randolph Field, Texas, as
an instructor in radio. A baby boy was
born to the Osbornes recently.
Andy McCall, along with practically
everyone else in the business, was seen at
the recent ball games between the Cards
and the Yanks.
Mildred Hinkamp, personable secretary
with McCall Novelty, is leaving th e firm to
get into defense work.
Staff Sergeant Ralph P earlstein, brother
of Sophie Pearlstein of McCall Novelty,
postcards from Camp Funston, Kansas, to
friends in the coin machine industry here
regularly.
Carl Trippe, of Ideal Novelty, recently
announced his opening of three new Ar-
cades at strategic traffic points of the city.
One is in the 2000 block of 39th St., an-
other in the 4000 block of West Florissant,
and the third is on Broadway and Chip -
pewa.
Ralph Wilson of Farmington, Mo., and Al
Richardson of Herrin, Ill., were included in
the long list of out-of-town operators to visit
St. Louis in late September.
Leo Wichlan, form er Hoorman at Ideal,
is presently engaged in defense work at a
St. Louis plant.
Bill F armer, of Ideal, has enlisted in th e
Navy and is ready to leave for boat camp
any day now. His duty of route sup ervisor
will be taken .over by Lou Riebling, who
formerly managed the Ideal Roller Rink.
Bert Canoll has assumed the job of man a-
ger of the Ideal Roller Rink.
.
Al Haneklau, of the Olive Novelty Co.,
has enlisted in the Navy and is awaiting
assignment.
Lee Turner reports he is having success
with his Panoram routes and only hopes
that it continues as successfully in the fu-
ture as it has in the past.
Nate Wolff postcards regularly to coin
friends here from Honolulu . . . . His last
letter expressed the hope that he would like
to see the Cardinals play for the champion -
ship.
11ew 1{cl'k
NEW YORK-One of the busiest men in
Gotham th e past month has been George
Glassgold, who has been planing back and
forth to Washington, D.
in behalf of th e
industry's interest in th e new Tax Revenue
bill. Attorney Glassgold has submitted an
amendment which is fair to the industry
and whi ch it is hoped will be incorporated
in the measure.
Jack Mitnick reports Panorams moving
rapidly at the George Ponser office. Sey-
mour Piltch, formerly with Ponser, is now
managing an Arcade i'n Pennsylvania.
The first brea th of cold weather started
so me of the lads thinking about Florida.
This year they'll find things a bit chan ged
and the fan cy hotels they used to stop at
now in the hands of th e army. First to scoot
c.,
Repairing. Refinishing
Refurbishing
The Best Work in
The West
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Get Our Prices!
MILO J. BERRING
1705 W. Pico Blvd.
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
FREE s~:s~:~~~s IN WAR ZONES
At the outbreak of the War THE REVIEW advised all subscribers in war areas that the facilities
of our or9anization were at their disposal, without charge , in the purchase and d ispatchin9 of
materials and ' machines they mi9ht need to continue their operation s in their respective a reas.
Since then THE REVIEW has ser ved many, and all ha ve been pleased with the pe rsonal service
"liven their requirements . Whatever you r needs mi9ht be , THE REVIEW will 91adly purchase
and fo r ward to yo u, a s car90 space is a vailable, an y equipment yo u mi9ht need . Send us your
" want" list, w ith your remittance, and we will take care of your requi rements . THE REVIEW will
refer orders to advertisers in the nearest shippin9 point and see that equipment shipped is com·
pletely r econditioned and r eady for operatin9 .
This service is GRATIS only to REVIEW subscribers . Send your communications d irect to
COIN MACH INE REVIEW, 1115 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
XMAS
CARDS
'.'
There was plenty of exci temen t around
Olive Novelty on Saturday morning, Sep-
tember 26, wh en the building right next
door burned down, killing two people.
Quick work by city fire-fighters prevented
the spreading of the fire.
Phyllis Tzinberg, secretary at Olive Nov-
elty, passed all the tests for the WAA C's
and was told to come back in F ebruary, at
which time th e age requirements will be
satisfied.
J am.es Prosser
It is not too ea r ly to select your personalized Chr istmas Cards. THE
REVIEW offers a wide assortment priced from 2c each on up to 20c each.
each individually printed with your name. More than 200 samples to
select from, CQME IN AND PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY. Delivery can
be made at ny time you ·designate.
MAIL ORDER SPECIAL. 50 Fr ench Fold Greeting Cards in Gay Christmas
Colors. imprint ed with your name. and vellum envelopes to
match. Satisfaction 4!lu 4;!~anteed , Postpaid......................................
•
SI 00
COIN MACHINE REVIEW
Mention of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is your best introduction to our advertisers.
111 5 VENICE BLVD.
LOS ANGELES , CAL.
CONSOLES
BRAND NEW
Mill s 3 Be ll s. Rebuilt ....... Write
Keeney Su per Bell. . ....... $189.50
Keeney '38 Sk ill T ime ... 119.50
Bally High Hand .............. 119.50
Wat l. Big Game. P.O. ... 89.50
Big Ga me. F.P. .............
89.50
Mi ll s J umbo . F.P. .....
94.50
Mills J umbo. P . O......
104.50
Mills Jumbo Comb........
115.00
Saratoga. F. P. & P. O.
Chro me Rai l ................ 139.50
Evans Bangtai ls. Red ..... 69.50
Ga ll oping Do minos
Black Cab'net ............
59.50
J enn. Bobtai l. Total ...
109.50
J enn. Bobtai l. P .O ........... 109.50
Jenn. Fast Ti me. F.P . .... 74.50
Groetchen Sugar King ... 49.50
KEEP 'EM BOMBING
Timely NO TAX Counter
Game. 1 to 25 Pennies Per
Play
ORDER A SAMPLE NOW -
SUPPLY LIMITED !
Hundre~ ~ of 1c. 5c.10!'·25c·50c Brand New , Fa ctory Re built and
Reconditioned BELLS In Stock. Send fo r Complete Price Bullet in!
TERMS : 1/ 3 Deposit, Balance C . O. D.
~te tcuiJ
COIN
MACHINE
RIlVIEW
6
FOR
OCTOBER
7942
ST. LOUIS-Virgil Bernsen is back in
town on a ten·day furlough from Fort Sill.
But it's Lieutenant Bernsen now, he hav·
ing received a comm ission as Second Lieu-
tenant after successfully completing the offi-
cers training course. The Davies Novelty
Co., along with the whole industry, is proud
of him.
John Kling, who for the past four months
has acted as Hoor manager at the Davies
Arcade on Delmar Avenue, is back working
the routes for the firm . "My dogs .gave out
on me," John laments.
The Davies Novelty bowling team, cap-
tained by Harry Davies and including John
Parson, Ora Knop, 1. Hynes and Bill Smith,
is in good spirits after winning on two
straight nights. It had lost its previous eight
games simply because the members neg-
lected to take their vitamin tablets regu-
larly, joked Harry.
Jack Osborne, of the McCall Novelty Co.,
has been sent to Randolph Field, Texas, as
an instructor in radio. A baby boy was
born to the Osbornes recently.
Andy McCall, along with practically
everyone else in the business, was seen at
the recent ball games between the Cards
and the Yanks.
Mildred Hinkamp, personable secretary
with McCall Novelty, is leaving th e firm to
get into defense work.
Staff Sergeant Ralph P earlstein, brother
of Sophie Pearlstein of McCall Novelty,
postcards from Camp Funston, Kansas, to
friends in the coin machine industry here
regularly.
Carl Trippe, of Ideal Novelty, recently
announced his opening of three new Ar-
cades at strategic traffic points of the city.
One is in the 2000 block of 39th St., an-
other in the 4000 block of West Florissant,
and the third is on Broadway and Chip -
pewa.
Ralph Wilson of Farmington, Mo., and Al
Richardson of Herrin, Ill., were included in
the long list of out-of-town operators to visit
St. Louis in late September.
Leo Wichlan, form er Hoorman at Ideal,
is presently engaged in defense work at a
St. Louis plant.
Bill F armer, of Ideal, has enlisted in th e
Navy and is ready to leave for boat camp
any day now. His duty of route sup ervisor
will be taken .over by Lou Riebling, who
formerly managed the Ideal Roller Rink.
Bert Canoll has assumed the job of man a-
ger of the Ideal Roller Rink.
.
Al Haneklau, of the Olive Novelty Co.,
has enlisted in the Navy and is awaiting
assignment.
Lee Turner reports he is having success
with his Panoram routes and only hopes
that it continues as successfully in the fu-
ture as it has in the past.
Nate Wolff postcards regularly to coin
friends here from Honolulu . . . . His last
letter expressed the hope that he would like
to see the Cardinals play for the champion -
ship.
11ew 1{cl'k
NEW YORK-One of the busiest men in
Gotham th e past month has been George
Glassgold, who has been planing back and
forth to Washington, D.
in behalf of th e
industry's interest in th e new Tax Revenue
bill. Attorney Glassgold has submitted an
amendment which is fair to the industry
and whi ch it is hoped will be incorporated
in the measure.
Jack Mitnick reports Panorams moving
rapidly at the George Ponser office. Sey-
mour Piltch, formerly with Ponser, is now
managing an Arcade i'n Pennsylvania.
The first brea th of cold weather started
so me of the lads thinking about Florida.
This year they'll find things a bit chan ged
and the fan cy hotels they used to stop at
now in the hands of th e army. First to scoot
c.,
Repairing. Refinishing
Refurbishing
The Best Work in
The West
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Get Our Prices!
MILO J. BERRING
1705 W. Pico Blvd.
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
FREE s~:s~:~~~s IN WAR ZONES
At the outbreak of the War THE REVIEW advised all subscribers in war areas that the facilities
of our or9anization were at their disposal, without charge , in the purchase and d ispatchin9 of
materials and ' machines they mi9ht need to continue their operation s in their respective a reas.
Since then THE REVIEW has ser ved many, and all ha ve been pleased with the pe rsonal service
"liven their requirements . Whatever you r needs mi9ht be , THE REVIEW will 91adly purchase
and fo r ward to yo u, a s car90 space is a vailable, an y equipment yo u mi9ht need . Send us your
" want" list, w ith your remittance, and we will take care of your requi rements . THE REVIEW will
refer orders to advertisers in the nearest shippin9 point and see that equipment shipped is com·
pletely r econditioned and r eady for operatin9 .
This service is GRATIS only to REVIEW subscribers . Send your communications d irect to
COIN MACH INE REVIEW, 1115 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
XMAS
CARDS
'.'
There was plenty of exci temen t around
Olive Novelty on Saturday morning, Sep-
tember 26, wh en the building right next
door burned down, killing two people.
Quick work by city fire-fighters prevented
the spreading of the fire.
Phyllis Tzinberg, secretary at Olive Nov-
elty, passed all the tests for the WAA C's
and was told to come back in F ebruary, at
which time th e age requirements will be
satisfied.
J am.es Prosser
It is not too ea r ly to select your personalized Chr istmas Cards. THE
REVIEW offers a wide assortment priced from 2c each on up to 20c each.
each individually printed with your name. More than 200 samples to
select from, CQME IN AND PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY. Delivery can
be made at ny time you ·designate.
MAIL ORDER SPECIAL. 50 Fr ench Fold Greeting Cards in Gay Christmas
Colors. imprint ed with your name. and vellum envelopes to
match. Satisfaction 4!lu 4;!~anteed , Postpaid......................................
•
SI 00
COIN MACHINE REVIEW
Mention of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is your best introduction to our advertisers.
111 5 VENICE BLVD.
LOS ANGELES , CAL.
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