Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1943 July - Page 5
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The REVIEW Receives U. S. Treasury
Citation On Its Tenth Anniversary
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UNE 30, 194,3 was not a bit different than any other
day in THE REVIEW'S ten years of publication . . .
but when the mail was opened IT WAS! For in that mail
came a signal honor citing THE REVIEW as the first pub-
lication in the Coin Machine Industry to receive the
coveted Treasury Citation for extraordinary service ' in
behalf of the Treasury Department's sales campaign on
War Bonds and Stamps. In the publishing field this
honor is comparable to the Army-Navy "E" and THE
REVIEW gratefully acknowledges its acceptance and is
proud of the part it has, and is, playing in the War Bond
campaign.
In sending along this tribute, Elihu E. Harris, head of
the War Bond Staff of the Treasury Department said:
"We are happy to know of your magnificent contribution
and it is sincerely appreciated. We have issued a recom-
mendation for a citation and we hope it will reach you
in time for 'your gala Tenth Anniversary Issue."
Since the outbreak of World War Number Two THE
REVIEW has worked hand in hand with the Treasury
Department and Government officials and has made the
most outstanding contribution of any publication in this
Industry . . . a total of 13 full pages contributed since
Pearl Harbor. No other publication in our field, regard-
less of frequency of publication, has contributed as
much_ And for the future, THE REVIEW has agreed to
donate a full page each month to the messages of the
Treasury Department- the ONLY publication in this
field to make such a contribution!
Ten years ago when the first issue of THE REVIEW rolled
off the presses a skeptical Industry looked, wondered,
and counted the days before the idea would drop out of
existence. But on the West Coast there were a faithful
few who said "This is what we've been looking for, this
is what we want, this is what we need, and this must con-
tinue!" From this simple beginning THE REVIEW started
to serve-just a few at first-but as months went by more
and more joined the family of REVIEW regulars until to-
day we number more than 350 jobbers, distributors and
C;)t;;;)'{l~1f'
~atbint
Rtbitw
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30, g 43
COIN
MACHINE
REVIew
5
FOR
JULY
7943
The REVIEW Receives U. S. Treasury
Citation On Its Tenth Anniversary
J
UNE 30, 194,3 was not a bit different than any other
day in THE REVIEW'S ten years of publication . . .
but when the mail was opened IT WAS! For in that mail
came a signal honor citing THE REVIEW as the first pub-
lication in the Coin Machine Industry to receive the
coveted Treasury Citation for extraordinary service ' in
behalf of the Treasury Department's sales campaign on
War Bonds and Stamps. In the publishing field this
honor is comparable to the Army-Navy "E" and THE
REVIEW gratefully acknowledges its acceptance and is
proud of the part it has, and is, playing in the War Bond
campaign.
In sending along this tribute, Elihu E. Harris, head of
the War Bond Staff of the Treasury Department said:
"We are happy to know of your magnificent contribution
and it is sincerely appreciated. We have issued a recom-
mendation for a citation and we hope it will reach you
in time for 'your gala Tenth Anniversary Issue."
Since the outbreak of World War Number Two THE
REVIEW has worked hand in hand with the Treasury
Department and Government officials and has made the
most outstanding contribution of any publication in this
Industry . . . a total of 13 full pages contributed since
Pearl Harbor. No other publication in our field, regard-
less of frequency of publication, has contributed as
much_ And for the future, THE REVIEW has agreed to
donate a full page each month to the messages of the
Treasury Department- the ONLY publication in this
field to make such a contribution!
Ten years ago when the first issue of THE REVIEW rolled
off the presses a skeptical Industry looked, wondered,
and counted the days before the idea would drop out of
existence. But on the West Coast there were a faithful
few who said "This is what we've been looking for, this
is what we want, this is what we need, and this must con-
tinue!" From this simple beginning THE REVIEW started
to serve-just a few at first-but as months went by more
and more joined the family of REVIEW regulars until to-
day we number more than 350 jobbers, distributors and
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