Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1944 March - Page 9
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National
News Nole
Club movement the members of the Mis·
souri Amusemen t Machine Association
have promised the donation of one auto·
mati c phonograph for each teen·age club
organized by local schools. Association, at
its regular meeting, also went on record as
approving membership in a nat ional asso·
ciation of coin machine operators whell
such an organization is formed.
CHICAG O-When the Gould Stor·
age Battery Corp. printed an article en·
titled "Bill Brown Takes a Crack at the
Pinball Racket" in their ho use organ, they
didn't reckon with Jim Mangan of Mills
Industries. Article was pointed to show that
all pinball machines are crooked. Mangan
wrote the firm an informative letter that
must have pinned the editor's ears back.
More fighting men of the Mangan type are
needed to defend the Industry against such
unwarranted attacks.
CHICAGO-Harry Williams, promi.
nent designer of coin machines and head
of the Williams Manufacturi ng Co., is now
actively engaged in producing war equip·
ment. On the side he is designing machines
and is responsible for Monarch Coin's ·Se·
lector Scope Fortune Teller. Monarch will
soon announce another Willia ms creation.
N EW YORK-lbe Arcade Owners'
Association held its first annual d inner
dance at the Park Central Hotel on J anu·
ary 26th and a nice turnout enjoyed the
food and an evening of dancing. A general
meeting was held during the afternoo n at
th e Abbey Ho teL
amendment on January 15th chang in g Lim·
ita tion Order L·27 to permit manufacturers
who apply on Form WPB·2719. During tite
past two years such manufacturers were
permitted to produce only one·foUl th of
. their pre·war average production. Othe!
kinds of vending devices were not men·
tioned in the amendment.
BALTIMORE-Maryland Cigarette
Service, Inc., is the name of a new ciga·
rette operating organization which has
opened offices a t 2115 North Charles Street.
Mark Scanla n is the manager. Firm has
- - - - - - - T U R N PAGE
CHICAGO- Indications that J. H.
Keeney & Co. is preparing for big thin gs in
the post war era was shown by a n an·
noun cement in local newspapers recently
rela ting that the firm will increase shares
of stock from 3,500 to 21,500 in n umber.
FORT WORTH - The automatic
phonograph come in to its own in the
blood bank drive at the local Blood Center
of the Red Cross. Donors are asked for
their favorite selections and while blood is
being given their attention is occupied by
the program coming over the phonograph.
Attendants say the average individual is
jittery but the phonograph helps allevia te
the condition a tbe individual relaxes, lis·
tens to the musical program, and antici-
pates the n umber he has requested.
If You Want
to Buy
CONSOI.ES
BALTIMORE-The Lions' Club of
t his city collected more t han 50,000 records
for service men in a recent drive in behalf
of the local Red Cross Chap ter. Records
represen ted a value of $35,000.
WASHINGTON-Manufacturers of
sanitary napkin vending machines may pr.:>·
duce th ree·fourths of their pre·war pro·
duction during 1944 accord in g to a WPB
ST. LOU IS-Aidin g the Teen Age
- - SEE--
PAUL A. LAYMON
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
DISTRIBUTOR
9
FOR
MARCH
J944
RADIO TUBES
For Roy Guns, Phonographs, and C Din-Operated Machines
We have over 100 different tubes numbers available and coming in every day. Here are some of those
critical tubes you've been trying to obtain. Join ou r list of preferred customers and write today of your
radio tube needs. Substitutions are necessary, but we will supply you as best we can with tubes you need
now. Radio tubes for Ray Guns, Phonographs, and all types of Coin-Operated Machines.
All Numb ers are S ubject to Prior S ale !
NET PRICES
OZ4 .......... .................... ...... $1 .65
195GT ........... .... ............... 1 .65
2A3 ........ ........................ .... 2 .00
395GT ...................... ........ 1 .65
5Y3/ GT .............................. .75
6A7 .................................... 1.00
6A8 .................................... 1.35
6C5 .................. ...... ...... ...... 1 . 15
6D6 .................................... 1 .00
6F6 .................................... 1.15
6H6/ GT ........... " ................ 1.15
6J5 ............... ..... ........ ........ $ .95
6J5GT ................................ .95
76 ............................. ......... .95
77 .................................. .... .95
78 .......................... ............ .90
6K7G .................................. 1.15
6N7/ GT .... ........................ 1.65
697/ GT ............................ .90
6SK7 ...................... ............ 1 .05
6S97 .................................. 1 .05
6S97GT ...... ................ ...... 1.15
6V6GT .... ............................ $1 . 15
6Z4/ B4 .............................. 1.10
7AB ................................... . 1 .35
787 ........................... ......... 1 .35
7F7 ................ .................... 1.65
83 ................................... ... 1.35
84/ 6Z4 ............. ................. 1.10
12SK7GT .......................... 1 . 10
12597 .............. .................. 1 .00
12S97GT .................. ........ 1.10
24A ................ .................... .90
25L6GT .............................. $1.15
26 ................ ...................... .75
27 .......................... ...........• .70
35/ 51 .... ........ .................... 1.00
37 ... ................................... .90
42 ...................................... .90
43 ................ .......... ........ .... 1.10
50L6GT .............................. 1.10
56 ............ .......................... .85
57 ...................................... .95
117Z6/ GT ......................... . 1.65
W e Have Many Othe r Tube Numbe r s ! Eve r y orde r subject t o prior sale .
WPB LIMITATION ORDER No. L265 makes "Sup-
plier's Certificate" mandatory with each order.
ALL SHIPMENTS EXPRESS C.O.D. DO NOT SEND CHECK OR MONE Y ORDER.
ONLY MAIL ORDE R B USI NESS ACCEPTED!
Chi~ago
Novelty CODlpany ~
1348 Newport Avenue
In~.
Chicago 13. Illinois
THE BLUE BLOODS OF THE INDUSTRY READ THE REVIEW EXCLUSIVELY!
National
News Nole
Club movement the members of the Mis·
souri Amusemen t Machine Association
have promised the donation of one auto·
mati c phonograph for each teen·age club
organized by local schools. Association, at
its regular meeting, also went on record as
approving membership in a nat ional asso·
ciation of coin machine operators whell
such an organization is formed.
CHICAG O-When the Gould Stor·
age Battery Corp. printed an article en·
titled "Bill Brown Takes a Crack at the
Pinball Racket" in their ho use organ, they
didn't reckon with Jim Mangan of Mills
Industries. Article was pointed to show that
all pinball machines are crooked. Mangan
wrote the firm an informative letter that
must have pinned the editor's ears back.
More fighting men of the Mangan type are
needed to defend the Industry against such
unwarranted attacks.
CHICAGO-Harry Williams, promi.
nent designer of coin machines and head
of the Williams Manufacturi ng Co., is now
actively engaged in producing war equip·
ment. On the side he is designing machines
and is responsible for Monarch Coin's ·Se·
lector Scope Fortune Teller. Monarch will
soon announce another Willia ms creation.
N EW YORK-lbe Arcade Owners'
Association held its first annual d inner
dance at the Park Central Hotel on J anu·
ary 26th and a nice turnout enjoyed the
food and an evening of dancing. A general
meeting was held during the afternoo n at
th e Abbey Ho teL
amendment on January 15th chang in g Lim·
ita tion Order L·27 to permit manufacturers
who apply on Form WPB·2719. During tite
past two years such manufacturers were
permitted to produce only one·foUl th of
. their pre·war average production. Othe!
kinds of vending devices were not men·
tioned in the amendment.
BALTIMORE-Maryland Cigarette
Service, Inc., is the name of a new ciga·
rette operating organization which has
opened offices a t 2115 North Charles Street.
Mark Scanla n is the manager. Firm has
- - - - - - - T U R N PAGE
CHICAGO- Indications that J. H.
Keeney & Co. is preparing for big thin gs in
the post war era was shown by a n an·
noun cement in local newspapers recently
rela ting that the firm will increase shares
of stock from 3,500 to 21,500 in n umber.
FORT WORTH - The automatic
phonograph come in to its own in the
blood bank drive at the local Blood Center
of the Red Cross. Donors are asked for
their favorite selections and while blood is
being given their attention is occupied by
the program coming over the phonograph.
Attendants say the average individual is
jittery but the phonograph helps allevia te
the condition a tbe individual relaxes, lis·
tens to the musical program, and antici-
pates the n umber he has requested.
If You Want
to Buy
CONSOI.ES
BALTIMORE-The Lions' Club of
t his city collected more t han 50,000 records
for service men in a recent drive in behalf
of the local Red Cross Chap ter. Records
represen ted a value of $35,000.
WASHINGTON-Manufacturers of
sanitary napkin vending machines may pr.:>·
duce th ree·fourths of their pre·war pro·
duction during 1944 accord in g to a WPB
ST. LOU IS-Aidin g the Teen Age
- - SEE--
PAUL A. LAYMON
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
DISTRIBUTOR
9
FOR
MARCH
J944
RADIO TUBES
For Roy Guns, Phonographs, and C Din-Operated Machines
We have over 100 different tubes numbers available and coming in every day. Here are some of those
critical tubes you've been trying to obtain. Join ou r list of preferred customers and write today of your
radio tube needs. Substitutions are necessary, but we will supply you as best we can with tubes you need
now. Radio tubes for Ray Guns, Phonographs, and all types of Coin-Operated Machines.
All Numb ers are S ubject to Prior S ale !
NET PRICES
OZ4 .......... .................... ...... $1 .65
195GT ........... .... ............... 1 .65
2A3 ........ ........................ .... 2 .00
395GT ...................... ........ 1 .65
5Y3/ GT .............................. .75
6A7 .................................... 1.00
6A8 .................................... 1.35
6C5 .................. ...... ...... ...... 1 . 15
6D6 .................................... 1 .00
6F6 .................................... 1.15
6H6/ GT ........... " ................ 1.15
6J5 ............... ..... ........ ........ $ .95
6J5GT ................................ .95
76 ............................. ......... .95
77 .................................. .... .95
78 .......................... ............ .90
6K7G .................................. 1.15
6N7/ GT .... ........................ 1.65
697/ GT ............................ .90
6SK7 ...................... ............ 1 .05
6S97 .................................. 1 .05
6S97GT ...... ................ ...... 1.15
6V6GT .... ............................ $1 . 15
6Z4/ B4 .............................. 1.10
7AB ................................... . 1 .35
787 ........................... ......... 1 .35
7F7 ................ .................... 1.65
83 ................................... ... 1.35
84/ 6Z4 ............. ................. 1.10
12SK7GT .......................... 1 . 10
12597 .............. .................. 1 .00
12S97GT .................. ........ 1.10
24A ................ .................... .90
25L6GT .............................. $1.15
26 ................ ...................... .75
27 .......................... ...........• .70
35/ 51 .... ........ .................... 1.00
37 ... ................................... .90
42 ...................................... .90
43 ................ .......... ........ .... 1.10
50L6GT .............................. 1.10
56 ............ .......................... .85
57 ...................................... .95
117Z6/ GT ......................... . 1.65
W e Have Many Othe r Tube Numbe r s ! Eve r y orde r subject t o prior sale .
WPB LIMITATION ORDER No. L265 makes "Sup-
plier's Certificate" mandatory with each order.
ALL SHIPMENTS EXPRESS C.O.D. DO NOT SEND CHECK OR MONE Y ORDER.
ONLY MAIL ORDE R B USI NESS ACCEPTED!
Chi~ago
Novelty CODlpany ~
1348 Newport Avenue
In~.
Chicago 13. Illinois
THE BLUE BLOODS OF THE INDUSTRY READ THE REVIEW EXCLUSIVELY!
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