Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1945 January - Page 46
Arcade Saves the Day
DON'T GET MESSED UP .,IN THE WORKS.,
CALL
FAirfox 9841
and
1
K &. M SERVICE
1 Will
Be on the Way
We thank our customers for their business and the confidence expressed in
us. All of our work is conscientiously executed and we shall consider it a
privilege to serve you on the repair and maintenance of all of your coin-
operated equipment.
K. & M. SERVICE
Los Angeles 1
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
44
FOR
JANUARY
7945
William Nathanson is making frequent
trips to San Diego to supervise his opera-
tions there.
Kelley and Myers, of K & M Service,
made an install ation for ·Gary Thompson in
Long Beach the middle of the month.
Nick Carter is back in the harness at
Nickabob Sales after a session with a bad
cold which put him to bed.
C. A. Robinson has a crew frantically
working on his new building at the corner
of Pico and Magnolia getting it ready for
first of the year occupancy. Entire front is
being remodeled and interiors refinished.
Charlie hopes to move to his new place
during the holiday week.
Jack Gutshall is offering his fourth nude
calendar and we believe this year's offering
is equal, if not better, than the girl on the
robe which proved so popular a year or so
ago. This year's subject is modeled along-
side a pool. Veddy, veddy, lovely.
Clarence Adelberg of Stoner Corp., Auro-
ra, Ill., arrived on the Coast on December
2nd for a two-week business and pleasure
trip. The Stoner plant has been tied up with
war contracts since Pearl Harbor but
Clarence reveals some mighty interesting
NOTICE
If you do not have the proper form for
ordering your 30-wire cable, a card
will bring you the proper certificates .
Alpha Distributing Co.
1025 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood 38, Cal.
Western
Portable Flame
plans for new vending devices after the
war.
Robbers got away with $440 in cash, air-
plane tickets and sundry other items in an
early morning break-in at the Clark Dis-
tributing offices on November 11th.
Seattle
Charles Farrell in from Anacortes pick-
ing up equipment.
Chet Brower, of the Grays Harbor Amuse-
ment, in from Aberdeen picking up parts
and supplies.
George Forsyth up from Centralia. George
has just returned from a trip through the
South. Hunting and fishing main object.
"Whitie" Ranford breezed in from Ta-
coma. Busy as always picking up parts and
equipment for the Ranford-Sides opera-
tions and arcade.
George Burnett ferried over the Lake
from Kirkland several t imes th is month in
quest of games.
A familiar personality along Coin Row
for years past is again with us. Jack D.
Roberts' frequent appearance forbodes that
one of the oldtimers is again back in the
fold. Welcome Jack and visit the Row
oftener!
Charles Saxton has joined the Jack R.
Moore organization in charge of the shop.
Chuck's experience in the repair service
and maintenance of coin operated equip-
ment assures the operators of thoroughly
reconditioned games when buying at
Moore's.
Leo DeLorme, of Yakima, spent a few
days in Seattle checking with local dis-
tributors and looking over equipment.
Homer Hoffman vacationing for a few
days and visiting old friends. Homer hails
from Spokane where he enjoys the fruits of
his operations.
Jack Keeney, of the J. H. Keeney Com-
pany of Chicago, spent a few days in Seat-
tle during his swing along the Pacific
Coast. Glad to see you Jack, and come
back more often!
BALBOA, Calif.-John F. Vogel, owner
of the Balboa Point Hotel and a Penny
Arcade, can't stomach the OPA rent con-
trol on his hotel and on November 21st
posted a notice to all tenants that "the
owner of this hotel, being no magician,
finds himself unable to operate within OPA
rules and regulations and therefore will not
accept any rents or donations. Should you
believe your quarters worth anything, you
may donate said sum to the Balboa USO
fund . The owner of this building owns and
operates the Penny Arcade at the corner
of Balboa Pier and has other means of
support."
Hotel, located on Beach Front and held
to be the most exclusive hotel in this beach
city, is 100 per cent occupied by military
men. A second sign in the lobby reads:
"No dogs or civilians allowed."
Vogel, incidentally, is an OP A War Ra-
tioning Board member.
Daughter at Ginsburqs'
CHICAGO - A nine-pound and nine-
ounce daughter was born on November
25th to Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Ginsburg at
the Michael Reese hospital. Child has been
christened Joanne Judith. Papa is an ex-
ecutive of the Atlas Novelty Co.
After 16 months in the Navy Sea Bees,
Eddie is now proudly wearing the red-
white-and-blue honorably discharged but-
ton and arrived home in time to be on hand
for the birth of Joanne.
EXPERT MOTOR
REWINDING
on all types of equipment, including
Mills phonograph
7 DAY SERVICE
All types of coils rewound
CLOUD ELECTRIC CO.
1937 S. Burlington
Los Angeles, Cal.
PRospect 3742
Woman: Generally speaking, is generally
speaking.
ZINCO
1st UPRIGHT
FREE PLAY
PIN GAME
COMING-"FLAT-TOP"
A Pin Game Revamp! Write, Phone ,
Wire for Advance Information .
WILLIAMS
MANUFACTURING COMPANY .
161 W . Huron St., Chicago 10, Ill .
ARC WELDERS
PROJECTOR BULBS NOW AVAILABLE!
(With Hood and supplies)
New General Electric 750 Watt, 200 Hour Bulbs for Panoram Movie
Projectors-$4,75 plus 7 ½% Federal Tax
Also new G. E. Bulbs at regular prices for all types Spotlights, Floodlights
and Projectors. Specify watts, volts, type base.
All shipments C. 0. D.-lmmediate Delivery.
Life Saver for the Duration
$27.45
- - SEE -
-
PAUL A. LAYMON
PROJECTOR I.AMP SAi.ES CO.
5209 W . 23RD ST.
DEPT. C
CICERO 50, ILL.
THE BLUE BLOODS OF THE INDUSTRY READ THE REVIEW EXCLUSIVELY!
https://elibrary.arcade-museum.com
DON'T GET MESSED UP .,IN THE WORKS.,
CALL
FAirfox 9841
and
1
K &. M SERVICE
1 Will
Be on the Way
We thank our customers for their business and the confidence expressed in
us. All of our work is conscientiously executed and we shall consider it a
privilege to serve you on the repair and maintenance of all of your coin-
operated equipment.
K. & M. SERVICE
Los Angeles 1
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
44
FOR
JANUARY
7945
William Nathanson is making frequent
trips to San Diego to supervise his opera-
tions there.
Kelley and Myers, of K & M Service,
made an install ation for ·Gary Thompson in
Long Beach the middle of the month.
Nick Carter is back in the harness at
Nickabob Sales after a session with a bad
cold which put him to bed.
C. A. Robinson has a crew frantically
working on his new building at the corner
of Pico and Magnolia getting it ready for
first of the year occupancy. Entire front is
being remodeled and interiors refinished.
Charlie hopes to move to his new place
during the holiday week.
Jack Gutshall is offering his fourth nude
calendar and we believe this year's offering
is equal, if not better, than the girl on the
robe which proved so popular a year or so
ago. This year's subject is modeled along-
side a pool. Veddy, veddy, lovely.
Clarence Adelberg of Stoner Corp., Auro-
ra, Ill., arrived on the Coast on December
2nd for a two-week business and pleasure
trip. The Stoner plant has been tied up with
war contracts since Pearl Harbor but
Clarence reveals some mighty interesting
NOTICE
If you do not have the proper form for
ordering your 30-wire cable, a card
will bring you the proper certificates .
Alpha Distributing Co.
1025 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood 38, Cal.
Western
Portable Flame
plans for new vending devices after the
war.
Robbers got away with $440 in cash, air-
plane tickets and sundry other items in an
early morning break-in at the Clark Dis-
tributing offices on November 11th.
Seattle
Charles Farrell in from Anacortes pick-
ing up equipment.
Chet Brower, of the Grays Harbor Amuse-
ment, in from Aberdeen picking up parts
and supplies.
George Forsyth up from Centralia. George
has just returned from a trip through the
South. Hunting and fishing main object.
"Whitie" Ranford breezed in from Ta-
coma. Busy as always picking up parts and
equipment for the Ranford-Sides opera-
tions and arcade.
George Burnett ferried over the Lake
from Kirkland several t imes th is month in
quest of games.
A familiar personality along Coin Row
for years past is again with us. Jack D.
Roberts' frequent appearance forbodes that
one of the oldtimers is again back in the
fold. Welcome Jack and visit the Row
oftener!
Charles Saxton has joined the Jack R.
Moore organization in charge of the shop.
Chuck's experience in the repair service
and maintenance of coin operated equip-
ment assures the operators of thoroughly
reconditioned games when buying at
Moore's.
Leo DeLorme, of Yakima, spent a few
days in Seattle checking with local dis-
tributors and looking over equipment.
Homer Hoffman vacationing for a few
days and visiting old friends. Homer hails
from Spokane where he enjoys the fruits of
his operations.
Jack Keeney, of the J. H. Keeney Com-
pany of Chicago, spent a few days in Seat-
tle during his swing along the Pacific
Coast. Glad to see you Jack, and come
back more often!
BALBOA, Calif.-John F. Vogel, owner
of the Balboa Point Hotel and a Penny
Arcade, can't stomach the OPA rent con-
trol on his hotel and on November 21st
posted a notice to all tenants that "the
owner of this hotel, being no magician,
finds himself unable to operate within OPA
rules and regulations and therefore will not
accept any rents or donations. Should you
believe your quarters worth anything, you
may donate said sum to the Balboa USO
fund . The owner of this building owns and
operates the Penny Arcade at the corner
of Balboa Pier and has other means of
support."
Hotel, located on Beach Front and held
to be the most exclusive hotel in this beach
city, is 100 per cent occupied by military
men. A second sign in the lobby reads:
"No dogs or civilians allowed."
Vogel, incidentally, is an OP A War Ra-
tioning Board member.
Daughter at Ginsburqs'
CHICAGO - A nine-pound and nine-
ounce daughter was born on November
25th to Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Ginsburg at
the Michael Reese hospital. Child has been
christened Joanne Judith. Papa is an ex-
ecutive of the Atlas Novelty Co.
After 16 months in the Navy Sea Bees,
Eddie is now proudly wearing the red-
white-and-blue honorably discharged but-
ton and arrived home in time to be on hand
for the birth of Joanne.
EXPERT MOTOR
REWINDING
on all types of equipment, including
Mills phonograph
7 DAY SERVICE
All types of coils rewound
CLOUD ELECTRIC CO.
1937 S. Burlington
Los Angeles, Cal.
PRospect 3742
Woman: Generally speaking, is generally
speaking.
ZINCO
1st UPRIGHT
FREE PLAY
PIN GAME
COMING-"FLAT-TOP"
A Pin Game Revamp! Write, Phone ,
Wire for Advance Information .
WILLIAMS
MANUFACTURING COMPANY .
161 W . Huron St., Chicago 10, Ill .
ARC WELDERS
PROJECTOR BULBS NOW AVAILABLE!
(With Hood and supplies)
New General Electric 750 Watt, 200 Hour Bulbs for Panoram Movie
Projectors-$4,75 plus 7 ½% Federal Tax
Also new G. E. Bulbs at regular prices for all types Spotlights, Floodlights
and Projectors. Specify watts, volts, type base.
All shipments C. 0. D.-lmmediate Delivery.
Life Saver for the Duration
$27.45
- - SEE -
-
PAUL A. LAYMON
PROJECTOR I.AMP SAi.ES CO.
5209 W . 23RD ST.
DEPT. C
CICERO 50, ILL.
THE BLUE BLOODS OF THE INDUSTRY READ THE REVIEW EXCLUSIVELY!
https://elibrary.arcade-museum.com
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