Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1945 January - Page 18
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UDITED STATES
-ll
CHICAGO - Willard Siefe ldt, form er
sales promotfon manage r of Pan Confections
a nd now a chief petty officer at Navy Pier ,
was marri ed on December 16th to Gwen-
dolyn Boucher, one of t he dancin g dar-
lings at the R io Cabana. Ceremony was
performed at Holy Name Church.
route man for the Mil rose Mu sic Co.
volved, inasmuch as payouts were outl awed
back in 1942.
• FAIRFAX, Minn. - Operator Hank
Krueger and Mrs. Krueger have adopted
NEW YORK- King Music Co., auto-
a two-year-old daughter.
mat ic pho nograp h operators, is now in
TAMPA, Fla. - Local operators were la rger qu a rters at 56 West 44th Street.
hauled into court in th e past few weeks for
• NEW YORK - November 11th was
negli gence in taking out new city licenses
marked by the weddin g of Al Miniachi,
NEW YORK- Notification has been re- on equ ipm ent. October 1st was the dead- own er of th e P aramount Music Co., phono.
lin e and operators voluntarily buying li- operatin g firm , to Rose Broccolli, daugh-
ceived here of Irving F eneschel bein g ki lled
ter of Frank Broccoll i, owner of th e Brad-
censes after tha t day were brought into
in action in Belgium. Irving was a form er
court and assessed a small fin e for bein g dock Music Co., phono. operators. Wed-
din g reception was held a t th e Co ncourse
late.
Plaza in the Bronx and attended by many
SALT LAKE CITY - A local news-
prominents in th e industry.
pape r, a pparently prompted by a recent
DETROIT - Ma rk Li ng ner, of Tri -
article in Newsweek, let go with a barrage
a ngle Amuse ment Ga mes, is passin g out
against slot machin es and revea led that
the cigars a nd gettin g the tha nks of a lot
th ere are now 713 such devices on which
fed eral taxes ?~e being paid in variou s ' of cigarette smokers. Occasion for Mark
was the birth of a grandson, born to hi s
. parts of t he state. Operators point out the
da ughter in Buffalo. Ma rk made the trip
majority of these mac hines are in private
to Buffalo to see the newcomer.
-SEE-
clubs or on military reservatio ns in office rs
SUPERIOR, W is.- Th ere a re gra nd -
clubs.
PITTSBURGH- A total of $84,280 has mothers active in the Coin Machine In -
du stry, too. Mrs. Elsie Madsen is one of
been pa id into the city's coffers as licenses
DISTRIBUTOR
on pinball games up to October 31st. News- th e topnotch phono graph operators in these
parts. Mrs. Madsen's dau ghter recently be-
pa pers explained th at th e po pul arity of the
came a mother.
devi ces showed that the public played th em
NEW YORK- Bob Jacobson has moved
because of th e entertainm ent value in-
hi s United Music to larger qu a rters at 94
West Tremont Avenue in the Bronx.
PHILADELPHIA - P ea k Distributin g
Co. has bee n established here at 812 North
Broad Street by Mike Spec tor who has hi s
eye on post-war distributing. Mike is an
old-timer in the business and expects to
hand le all types of mac hin es.
PETERSBURG, Va .- Th e c ity scale
inspector went on a n ex tensive tour of
chec kin g perso nal weighers last month and
fo und 12 out of th e 15 penn y weighin g
devices in the city were inaccurate. Check
wus made as th e res ult of co mpl a ints.
MODERN 125,000 SO. FT. FACTORY TO TRIPLE BALLY PRODUCTION
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Stepping in
to do the job a well-workin g operators' as-
Future plans of the Bally organization call for production
~ociation co uld do were th e local news-
of new games immediately after the defeat of the enemy.
pa pers wh o harke ned to the requ est of th e
police de partment to help sto p cash pay-
For thi s purpose the new enlarged Bally plant, illustrated
outs on ' pinball gam es a nd to prevent mi-
below, and now in full production on war products, is de -
If You Want
to Buy
5-Boll Pin Gomes
COIN
MACHINE
IIEVIEW
16
FOR
JANUARY
1945
PAOL A. LAYMON
NEW HOME OF
O.?aifi; PRODUCTS
si gned to insure rap id conversion to the products of peace.
In the post-war e ra , a s in the pa st, "you can bank on
Bally" for the newest in money -making coin-operated
✓ Will
Pay
$125.00 for
Wurlitzer Skeeballs
equipment.
and
Genco Bankrolls
plus $15 extra for crating.
FOR SALE
50 late Pinballs
ready for location
and
ARCADE EQUIPMENT
Phoenix Distributing Co:
GAMES AND ¥ENDERS'
*D i str i buted
b y
B a lly
Ma n ufac t uring
1211 N. 3rd Ave.,
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
Co m pany
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UDITED STATES
-ll
CHICAGO - Willard Siefe ldt, form er
sales promotfon manage r of Pan Confections
a nd now a chief petty officer at Navy Pier ,
was marri ed on December 16th to Gwen-
dolyn Boucher, one of t he dancin g dar-
lings at the R io Cabana. Ceremony was
performed at Holy Name Church.
route man for the Mil rose Mu sic Co.
volved, inasmuch as payouts were outl awed
back in 1942.
• FAIRFAX, Minn. - Operator Hank
Krueger and Mrs. Krueger have adopted
NEW YORK- King Music Co., auto-
a two-year-old daughter.
mat ic pho nograp h operators, is now in
TAMPA, Fla. - Local operators were la rger qu a rters at 56 West 44th Street.
hauled into court in th e past few weeks for
• NEW YORK - November 11th was
negli gence in taking out new city licenses
marked by the weddin g of Al Miniachi,
NEW YORK- Notification has been re- on equ ipm ent. October 1st was the dead- own er of th e P aramount Music Co., phono.
lin e and operators voluntarily buying li- operatin g firm , to Rose Broccolli, daugh-
ceived here of Irving F eneschel bein g ki lled
ter of Frank Broccoll i, owner of th e Brad-
censes after tha t day were brought into
in action in Belgium. Irving was a form er
court and assessed a small fin e for bein g dock Music Co., phono. operators. Wed-
din g reception was held a t th e Co ncourse
late.
Plaza in the Bronx and attended by many
SALT LAKE CITY - A local news-
prominents in th e industry.
pape r, a pparently prompted by a recent
DETROIT - Ma rk Li ng ner, of Tri -
article in Newsweek, let go with a barrage
a ngle Amuse ment Ga mes, is passin g out
against slot machin es and revea led that
the cigars a nd gettin g the tha nks of a lot
th ere are now 713 such devices on which
fed eral taxes ?~e being paid in variou s ' of cigarette smokers. Occasion for Mark
was the birth of a grandson, born to hi s
. parts of t he state. Operators point out the
da ughter in Buffalo. Ma rk made the trip
majority of these mac hines are in private
to Buffalo to see the newcomer.
-SEE-
clubs or on military reservatio ns in office rs
SUPERIOR, W is.- Th ere a re gra nd -
clubs.
PITTSBURGH- A total of $84,280 has mothers active in the Coin Machine In -
du stry, too. Mrs. Elsie Madsen is one of
been pa id into the city's coffers as licenses
DISTRIBUTOR
on pinball games up to October 31st. News- th e topnotch phono graph operators in these
parts. Mrs. Madsen's dau ghter recently be-
pa pers explained th at th e po pul arity of the
came a mother.
devi ces showed that the public played th em
NEW YORK- Bob Jacobson has moved
because of th e entertainm ent value in-
hi s United Music to larger qu a rters at 94
West Tremont Avenue in the Bronx.
PHILADELPHIA - P ea k Distributin g
Co. has bee n established here at 812 North
Broad Street by Mike Spec tor who has hi s
eye on post-war distributing. Mike is an
old-timer in the business and expects to
hand le all types of mac hin es.
PETERSBURG, Va .- Th e c ity scale
inspector went on a n ex tensive tour of
chec kin g perso nal weighers last month and
fo und 12 out of th e 15 penn y weighin g
devices in the city were inaccurate. Check
wus made as th e res ult of co mpl a ints.
MODERN 125,000 SO. FT. FACTORY TO TRIPLE BALLY PRODUCTION
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Stepping in
to do the job a well-workin g operators' as-
Future plans of the Bally organization call for production
~ociation co uld do were th e local news-
of new games immediately after the defeat of the enemy.
pa pers wh o harke ned to the requ est of th e
police de partment to help sto p cash pay-
For thi s purpose the new enlarged Bally plant, illustrated
outs on ' pinball gam es a nd to prevent mi-
below, and now in full production on war products, is de -
If You Want
to Buy
5-Boll Pin Gomes
COIN
MACHINE
IIEVIEW
16
FOR
JANUARY
1945
PAOL A. LAYMON
NEW HOME OF
O.?aifi; PRODUCTS
si gned to insure rap id conversion to the products of peace.
In the post-war e ra , a s in the pa st, "you can bank on
Bally" for the newest in money -making coin-operated
✓ Will
Pay
$125.00 for
Wurlitzer Skeeballs
equipment.
and
Genco Bankrolls
plus $15 extra for crating.
FOR SALE
50 late Pinballs
ready for location
and
ARCADE EQUIPMENT
Phoenix Distributing Co:
GAMES AND ¥ENDERS'
*D i str i buted
b y
B a lly
Ma n ufac t uring
1211 N. 3rd Ave.,
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
Co m pany
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