Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1944 December - Page 14
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LOOK .............................................................. 2.00
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COIN MACHINE REVIEW
1115 VEN ICE BLVD.
~ississippi
NATCHEZ- Partial lifting of the ban
on amusement machines as the result of
recent orders closing locations at 12 noon
on Saturdays and 4 p.m. on afternoons
when there were convoys of soldiers go-
ing through Natchez, has been effected.
Locations not selling liquor, only beer, are
allowed to stay open as in the past.
The beginning of the football season is
aiding and abetting the coin machine busi-
ness in this area. Every week-end large
parties from Natchez and surrounding com-
munities go down to Baton Rouge for th e
games and these fans spend plenty cash.
The oil boom in this section of Mississippi
and in Louisiana co ntinues, making busi-
ness excellent for all operators. As a result
there are several new companies opening in
this territory, including Barney Atkins,
Jonesville, La., The Redd Dist. Co., of Phil-
adelphia, Mi"ss., and the Shelton Co., for-
merly of Jackson, Miss. These companies
have purchased local and Louisiana loca-
tions and have installed a numb er of new
machines.
The industry suffered a heavy blow here
recently when the many friends of the Cul-
pepper fami ly of F erriday were notified of
the death of Private First Class James C.
Culpepper, Jr., who died September 19th
in the Palau Islands as the result of
wounds received in action. Jim Culpepper
was with the 81st (Wildcat Division) In.
fantry, which suffered severe casualties in
the Southwest Pacific.
Culpepper was born July 2, 1907 in Con•
cordia parish and lived in Ferriday most
of his life. For twelve years he was em•
ployed as a shipping clerk and prior to
his induction in the armed forces, he was
associated with his father-in-law, H. B.
Nelsou in the operation of the Ferriday.
Natchez Amusement Co. Jim was one of
the best known operators in this section.
He was inducted at Camp Beauregard
June 8, 1942 and was sent to Camp Ru c-
ker, Alabama, for his basic training:. Fol •
lowing his training he went to the Ten -
nessee maneuvers with the 81st Division ,
and was also stationed at Camp Haren,
Arizona, where he was with a demonstra-
tion unit. Later he went to Camp San Luis
Obispo, California and from there he went
to Camp Beale and into the Pacific. Be-
sides his widow, the former Mi ss Dora
Nelson, he is survived by his mother, Mrs.
James C. Culpepper, Sr., of Ferriday, a
sister, Mrs. Richard Lee of Honolulu , and •
a brother, Robert, San Pedro, California.
No details of his death were given, but
the message from the war department
stated a letter would follow.
B. G. Trunzler, formerly of Wesson ,
Miss., and late of the U. S. Marine Corps,
from which branch of the service he re-
cently received a medical discharge, is now
in the co in machine business in thi s area.
He is manager of the Natchez branch of-
SLOT MCH. SPRING KIT
$9.75
Hi-Grade Spring Ass'+
$2.50
- - SEE - -
PAUL A. LAYMON
DISTRIBUTOR
1503 West Pico
LOS AN G ELES 15, CALI F.
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handled satisfactorily and in accordance with this announcement.
G OURMET
AMERICAN HOME
One I-y r. Sub ............................................. 1.50
Two I-yr . Subs ............................................. 2.50
Three I-yr. Subs ....................................... 3.00
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BETTER HOMES & GARDENS
One yea r Gilt Subs . only, e a ............. 1.50
BILLBOARD
One I-yr . Su b ............................................ 7.50
Tw o I-y r. Su bs. ............
. ................. 12.50
BLUE BOOK
Two I-yr. Subs .............. .
Add.I. Gift Subs., e a.
. ..... 4.00
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CHARM
COIN
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REVIEW
14
FOR
DECEMBER
1944
One I -yr. Sub ..
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Two I -yr. Subs ......................................... ... 2.50
Add .I. Gilt Subs., e a ..
. ..... 1.25
CORONET
One I-yr. Sub ................
. ... 3.00
Ad d ' I. G ift Subs., ea ............................. 2.00
HARPER'S BAZAAR
One I-yr. Sub ............................................ 4.00
Add'I. Gift Subs ., e a ............................ 3.00
1-IOUSE & GARDEN
One I-yr . Sub ........
Two I-yr. Subs ........
. ..................... 4.00
. ........................... 7.00
LIFE
One I-yr. Sub ............................................ 4.50
Add.I. Gift Subs., ea .............................. 3.50
LOOK
One I -yr. Sub .......................................
.2.50
Add.I. Gilt Subs., e a ................................ 2.00
NEWSWEEK
Each I-yr. Gift Sub .............................. 3.75
POPULAR MECHANICS
O ne I-yr. Sub .
Add.I. Gilt Subs.. e a .. ~
..2.75
...... 2.25
COLLIERS
One yr. Subs. only .
. ......... 3.00
ESQUIRE
One I-yr. Sub ..... .
Add'!. Gilt Subs., ea ............ .
. .... 5.00
..4.00
FORBES
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. ........................ 4.00
Two I -yr. Subs.
. ... 6.00
Add'!. Gilt Subs .. ea .............
. ...... 3.00
FORTUNE
One I-yr. Sub..........................
Tw o I-yr. Subs..... ........................
Add.I. Gift Subs., e a................
. .... 2.50
. ..... 4.50
. ..... 2.00
POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHY
One I -yr . Su b .
. ............................. 3.00
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Rl:ADER'S DIGEST
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2 yrs. or 2 I-yr. Gilt Subs ................... 5.00
Add'!. Gift Subs ., ea.
. .......... 2.25
TIME
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UNITED STATES NEWS
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Add .I. Gilt Subs ., ea .. .
(Limit of 10)
·········10.oo
....... 7.00
One I-yr. Sub ............................................. 4.00
Two I-yr. Subs.................................. . ..... 6.00
Add '!. Gift Subs., ea...............
. ...... 3.00
RESTRICTIONS HAVE BEEN LIFTED ON
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
One I-y r. Sub ........................
. ...... 3.50
O ne 2-yr. Sub •....... ·-··································5.50
On e 3-yr. Sub ..... .......... , ............................. 7.50
Sub-scriptions for Two Years Are Now Available on
( New or Renewa/J
AMERICAN MAGAZINE ... . ................... 5.00
POPULAR SCIENCE ................................ 5.00
BOY'S LIFE ............................................. 3.50
SATURDAY EVENING POST .................. 6.00
LADIES HOME JOURNAL ....................... 3.00
WOMAN' S HOME COMPANION .......... 2.50
Only Renewals for One Year Are Accepted on These
AMERICAN MAGAZINE
........ 3.00
BOY'S LIFE ··················································2. oo
HARPER•S BAZAAR .................................. 5.00
HOUSE .BEAUTIFUL .......................... ....... 4.00
MADEMOISELLE ....................................... 3.00
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
... 4.00
TOWN & COUNTRY .................................. 5.00
VOGUE ...
. .......................................... 6.00
REMEMBER YOUR MEN OVERSEAS WITH THESE SPECIAL " PONY" EDITIONS
WHICH DO NOT REQU I RE A LETTER OF REQUEST FOR ANY APO OR FPO
ADDRESS
AMERICAN .................................................. 2.00
ATLANTIC MONTHLY .............................. 2.50
COLLIERS ...........................
···············2.on
CORONET .................................................. 1.50
ESQUIRE ......
. .......... 3.50
F ORTUNE .... ........................
.6.01
LIFE ...............
. ................... 3.50
LOOK .............................................................. 2.00
NATION ...................................... .................. 3.00
..3.50
NEWSWEEK .................................
NEW YORKER ............................................ 4,00
READER•S DIGEST
....... I.SO
SAT. EVE . POST ........................................ 2.00
TIME ....
. ....................... 3. 50
Subscription Department
COIN MACHINE REVIEW
1115 VEN ICE BLVD.
~ississippi
NATCHEZ- Partial lifting of the ban
on amusement machines as the result of
recent orders closing locations at 12 noon
on Saturdays and 4 p.m. on afternoons
when there were convoys of soldiers go-
ing through Natchez, has been effected.
Locations not selling liquor, only beer, are
allowed to stay open as in the past.
The beginning of the football season is
aiding and abetting the coin machine busi-
ness in this area. Every week-end large
parties from Natchez and surrounding com-
munities go down to Baton Rouge for th e
games and these fans spend plenty cash.
The oil boom in this section of Mississippi
and in Louisiana co ntinues, making busi-
ness excellent for all operators. As a result
there are several new companies opening in
this territory, including Barney Atkins,
Jonesville, La., The Redd Dist. Co., of Phil-
adelphia, Mi"ss., and the Shelton Co., for-
merly of Jackson, Miss. These companies
have purchased local and Louisiana loca-
tions and have installed a numb er of new
machines.
The industry suffered a heavy blow here
recently when the many friends of the Cul-
pepper fami ly of F erriday were notified of
the death of Private First Class James C.
Culpepper, Jr., who died September 19th
in the Palau Islands as the result of
wounds received in action. Jim Culpepper
was with the 81st (Wildcat Division) In.
fantry, which suffered severe casualties in
the Southwest Pacific.
Culpepper was born July 2, 1907 in Con•
cordia parish and lived in Ferriday most
of his life. For twelve years he was em•
ployed as a shipping clerk and prior to
his induction in the armed forces, he was
associated with his father-in-law, H. B.
Nelsou in the operation of the Ferriday.
Natchez Amusement Co. Jim was one of
the best known operators in this section.
He was inducted at Camp Beauregard
June 8, 1942 and was sent to Camp Ru c-
ker, Alabama, for his basic training:. Fol •
lowing his training he went to the Ten -
nessee maneuvers with the 81st Division ,
and was also stationed at Camp Haren,
Arizona, where he was with a demonstra-
tion unit. Later he went to Camp San Luis
Obispo, California and from there he went
to Camp Beale and into the Pacific. Be-
sides his widow, the former Mi ss Dora
Nelson, he is survived by his mother, Mrs.
James C. Culpepper, Sr., of Ferriday, a
sister, Mrs. Richard Lee of Honolulu , and •
a brother, Robert, San Pedro, California.
No details of his death were given, but
the message from the war department
stated a letter would follow.
B. G. Trunzler, formerly of Wesson ,
Miss., and late of the U. S. Marine Corps,
from which branch of the service he re-
cently received a medical discharge, is now
in the co in machine business in thi s area.
He is manager of the Natchez branch of-
SLOT MCH. SPRING KIT
$9.75
Hi-Grade Spring Ass'+
$2.50
- - SEE - -
PAUL A. LAYMON
DISTRIBUTOR
1503 West Pico
LOS AN G ELES 15, CALI F.
THE BLUE BLOODS OF THE INDUSTRY READ THE REVIEW EXCLUSIVELY!
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