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Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)

Issue: 1943 October - Page 4

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sellin g at prices in effect prior to Septem-
ber 1st with orders subj ect to adjustment
when future definite rulings are obtained.
Industry prominents believe OP A has a
tough nut to crack as far as this Industry
is concerned for many jobbers and di s-
tributors are doing refurbishing work and
installing new cabi ne ts, all of which will
c reate complicated problems which OP A
will be called upon to settle in a fair a nd
equitabl e manner.
Well known Distributor of merchandise and merchandise vend-
ing machine equipment. supplies and accessories, desires lines
for exclusive distribution in 11 Western States.
Set up in every way to handle trade requirements fo r the dura-
tion. Financially in a position to handle on extremely reliable
basis.
Interested in high grade lines only. All correspondence in strict-
est confidence. Reply to:
Hole for Pennies
NEW YORK-Contending that any chan ge
in shape would create chaos because of
the number of vending machines, a recent
editorial in the Daily News nonetheless
made a sugges tion with regard to the new
dime-colored pennies_ Asserting that cop-
per obviously couldn' t be used, but that
somethin g had to be done to prevent get-
ting that sad look from th e cab driver
who ge ts one of the steel coins in place
of what the donor thinks is a dime tip,
the News asked, "If th e Chin ese can, why
can' t we?" Their thought: Punch holes
in the center of th e coins, thus once and
for all eliminating the. present confusion ,
a nd a t the same time saving a considerabl e
amount of steel for other uses_
All in favor .. _
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MACHINE
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Judge: " What's th e charge agin' this
man?"
Officer: ':,Stealin g nine bottles of beer,
your honor.
Judge : "Discharged. I can' t make a case
out of nine bottles."
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·1943
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AOLAC Holds Meet
LOS ANGELES-A special meetin g of
the membership of th e Associated Opera tors
of Los Angeles County, Inc., was held a t
the North Star Auditorium on September
23rd with "Curley" Robinson, managin g
director, presiding.
Robinson devo ted hi s portion of th e
meeting to a discussion of politics and to
urge the members to refrain from takin g
any part whatsoever in any campaigns or
special issues in forthcoming elections.
"Any member having political ambitions
can turn in his resignation in this associa-
tion and go ahead with said ambitions,"
said Robinson.
To substantiate his arguments Robinson
produced a paper showing the undesirable
publicity whi ch befell th e industry when
two or three operators supported a political
plot a short time back.
Robinso n brought up the matter of
minors being allowed to play marble tables
and again warned members to make certain
their locations see that no individuals under
21 are allowed to play.
Arthur Mohr, association attorney, gave
a brief discussion on OP A rulings and
his interpretation s th ereof. H e contended
th a t the government has put coin -controlled
mach i nes on the essen tial list by th e mere
classifying of th em in the recent IJrder.
Ray Adams, of the Tavern association,
spo ke briefly on his proposed trip East to
alleviate supply shortages a mongst hi s mem-
bers_ AOLAC members are vitally interest-
ed in th e welfare of T ave rn association
members for most of the machines are lo -
ca ted in such spots.
AOLAC member Sam Oser was wel-
comed hom e a t the meetin g. Oser recently
received his medical discharge from th e
army aft er seei ng service in North Africa.
Chicago Novelty Expands
CHICAGO-Sam Winsberg, well known
head of the Chicago Ntlvelty Co., announces
that his firm has taken on three additional
factory buildings which will increase their
space by another 3,000 square feet and
permit th em to amplify their service of
reconditioning all types of coin-operated
equipm ent.
In the past Chicago Novelty has special -
ized in rebuilding ray target guns. This will
continu e to be one of th eir specialties but
in addition repairs and rebuilding of all
typ es of equipment will be handled. Th e
fi r m is already at work on marble tables,
consoles, slots and various other types of
machines.
Winsb erg has bee n ac tive in the coin
machine field for a number of years and
.has a fine reputation in the trade.
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A woman's way: If at first you don't suc-
eeed, cry, cry again.
If's all ri ght, momma-Jim proposed to
you were fixing sandwiches!
me while
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