Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1947 March - Page 82
"HI·SCORE" ROLL DOWN
SO "HI-SCORE" ALLEY S
• SIX DIFFERENT SKI LL HOLES FOR
INCREASING SCO RE.
"
• HIGH SCORE
GAME.
WRITE! WIRE!
PHONE!
• JUST O FF LOCATION
• PERFECT CON DITION
• 2·PIECE CONSTRUC·
TION
• 9 1 /2 AND 10 1 /2 FOOT
LENGTHS
$3·69~~ .
•
Order 1 or 50 at
Immediate
Delivery!
co,,,
MACH'NE
IIEIf'EW
ON E·TH/RD DEPOSIT; BALANCE C . O . D •• F. O .B. N EW YO RK
PAN COAST AMUSEMENT CO.
fabricada por 1'1 .sh·Kelvinator y las uni·
dades refrigerativas por Nash·Kelvinator,
General Electric y Westinghouse. Incluido
en la maquina hay un mechanismo para da
cambio.
.
Arthur H. Du Grenier, Incorporated,
presento dos maquinas nuevas: Challenger,
vendedor automattco de cigarrillos, que se
fabrica en cuatro modelos segun el tamanl}
deseado, y Cand}man "C," vendedor de
dulces.
Kayem Products Com.>any, de Los An·
geles, exhibio una maquira automatica para
vender pastillas de viti minas. Disenada
para la venta exclusiva de vitaminas, se
puede convertir la maquina para vender
aspirina, chicle, dulces, .y h Radios automaticA's \
1
La Radio Corporation de America esta
fabricando una radio hutomf;ica con ac·
cesorios. Tiene un interrupt - ) automatico
que corta la energia a una h ' '1 predeter.
min ada de la noche y la in ' t ura a otra
hora predeterminada de ~
(nana para
evitar que los trasnocha,,,
molesten a
RCA tiene
otros huespedes. La maqui
un invertidor AC·DC ,,::I"
permite la
operacion en hoteles que n.
gan mas de
110 voltios DC. Para los ,f
ales hay un
ante que se
receptor esp~cial con alt
IOhada.
puede colocar debajo se •
Miscelanea
'\
Tradio Incorporated
stro dos rna·
quinas de television-ur: para uso corner·
cial, la otra para el ho. ,1\
Personal Music CorplJration ha perfec.
cionado un permanel"e brazo de tono
magnetico para re('~"t . disc~. " ()uede
emplearlo con cualqt.ier tipo", -i1'
rafo
automatico.
•
Bally Manufacturing Cor
, su
fl}nografo automatico en .
- 24
rliscos. Tiene un meca lismo s •.
1do.
un nuevo desarrollo en sonido, un teclado
para la seleccion directa de discos. Otras
maquinas exhibidas por Bally: un vendedor
automatico de bebidas gaseosas con una
capacidad de 1200 bebidas de 10 onzas
cada una; Cardi·O·M eter, una maquina que
registra los latidos del corazon y la presion
de la sangre; Skill Shot, juegl) automatico
de boliche; y tres nuevas maquinas juga.
doras-Double Barrel, Special Entry y
Entry.
Heath Distributing Company mostro sus
mecanismos adaptadores para la insercion
de dinero, equipo para hacer reparos, regis·
tradores de tiempo para radios automaticas
y maquinas de lavar.
La exhibicion 'de la Robert M. Young
Company llamo la atencion. La compania
prepara manuales que se llaman techni·
graphics. Por medio de ilustraciones y
dibujos y explicaciones sencillos estos
technigraphics muestran los principios fun·
damentales de la operacion de cualquier
tipo de mecanismo. Durante la guerra reo
sultaron ser de gran valor en 1a instruccion
de obreros, tecnicos y mecanicos. Debido al
gran numero de maquinas nuevas que
aparecen de dia en dia, los technigraphics
pueden ser de gran valor a los operadores,
tecnicos y mecanicos de nuestra industria.
\
I
Tighten Meter Colledions
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Although th e
District of Columbia's 650 parking meters
have shown a profit in the period that
followed their installation in 1939, District
officials still feel they are not air·tight
enough. Auditor A. R. Pilkerton told com·
missioners that "there is no positive assur·
ance that all coins dropped into the meters
are deposited with the Collector of Taxes,
nor is there any means of definitely estab·
lishing this fact."
Pilkerton and representatives of th e T n
/
640 10th Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: C olumbus 5·3662
81 ~
FOI
Collector and Traffic Department want more
personnel so they may get a daily recording
of collections from each meter or group of
meters.
Since their installation, the meters have
provided a total of $182,386:91 in net in·
come and it is expected they will yield
$62,000 profit this year. An additional 400
meters are planned in the near future and
eventually it is hoped there will be 3,000 in
operation.
Turret Gun Wins Awa rd
ROCHESTER - Remote Turret Gunner
won an award for the most meritorious ex-
hibit of equipment at the National Asso·
ciation of Amusement Parks, Pools and
Beaches, held recently in Chicago, it has
been announced by Jack Garliner, president
of Electronic Amusement Corp.
The machine is a coin-operated adapta·
tion of the turret gun that became so well <"
known to millions of men during the waf'
and that cost the' government $50,000 apiece.
Garliner, who also owns an arcade firm
in Rochester, National Coin Ml\chine Ex·
change, reports that Remote Tuiret Gunner
is one of the highest grossinwpieces of coin·
controlled equipment in operation.
Pin Ga me Revenue Increases
TOLEDO-Pin, ball machines were a
major source of revenue for this city last
year as the, tables brought in $139,600 of
the $230127 total from city fees and
licenses collected.
The' nickel consuming pin ball machine
gFew from a $54,550 revenue proposition
for ' the city in 1944 to more than trip e
that amount last year.
Monroe Moves
CLEVELAND-Monroe Distributing has
moved its office from Mentor, Ohio, to 2323
r:hcster Ave., Cleveland.
.
MAIC"
"47
SO "HI-SCORE" ALLEY S
• SIX DIFFERENT SKI LL HOLES FOR
INCREASING SCO RE.
"
• HIGH SCORE
GAME.
WRITE! WIRE!
PHONE!
• JUST O FF LOCATION
• PERFECT CON DITION
• 2·PIECE CONSTRUC·
TION
• 9 1 /2 AND 10 1 /2 FOOT
LENGTHS
$3·69~~ .
•
Order 1 or 50 at
Immediate
Delivery!
co,,,
MACH'NE
IIEIf'EW
ON E·TH/RD DEPOSIT; BALANCE C . O . D •• F. O .B. N EW YO RK
PAN COAST AMUSEMENT CO.
fabricada por 1'1 .sh·Kelvinator y las uni·
dades refrigerativas por Nash·Kelvinator,
General Electric y Westinghouse. Incluido
en la maquina hay un mechanismo para da
cambio.
.
Arthur H. Du Grenier, Incorporated,
presento dos maquinas nuevas: Challenger,
vendedor automattco de cigarrillos, que se
fabrica en cuatro modelos segun el tamanl}
deseado, y Cand}man "C," vendedor de
dulces.
Kayem Products Com.>any, de Los An·
geles, exhibio una maquira automatica para
vender pastillas de viti minas. Disenada
para la venta exclusiva de vitaminas, se
puede convertir la maquina para vender
aspirina, chicle, dulces, .y h Radios automaticA's \
1
La Radio Corporation de America esta
fabricando una radio hutomf;ica con ac·
cesorios. Tiene un interrupt - ) automatico
que corta la energia a una h ' '1 predeter.
min ada de la noche y la in ' t ura a otra
hora predeterminada de ~
(nana para
evitar que los trasnocha,,,
molesten a
RCA tiene
otros huespedes. La maqui
un invertidor AC·DC ,,::I"
permite la
operacion en hoteles que n.
gan mas de
110 voltios DC. Para los ,f
ales hay un
ante que se
receptor esp~cial con alt
IOhada.
puede colocar debajo se •
Miscelanea
'\
Tradio Incorporated
stro dos rna·
quinas de television-ur: para uso corner·
cial, la otra para el ho. ,1\
Personal Music CorplJration ha perfec.
cionado un permanel"e brazo de tono
magnetico para re('~"t . disc~. " ()uede
emplearlo con cualqt.ier tipo", -i1'
rafo
automatico.
•
Bally Manufacturing Cor
, su
fl}nografo automatico en .
- 24
rliscos. Tiene un meca lismo s •.
1do.
un nuevo desarrollo en sonido, un teclado
para la seleccion directa de discos. Otras
maquinas exhibidas por Bally: un vendedor
automatico de bebidas gaseosas con una
capacidad de 1200 bebidas de 10 onzas
cada una; Cardi·O·M eter, una maquina que
registra los latidos del corazon y la presion
de la sangre; Skill Shot, juegl) automatico
de boliche; y tres nuevas maquinas juga.
doras-Double Barrel, Special Entry y
Entry.
Heath Distributing Company mostro sus
mecanismos adaptadores para la insercion
de dinero, equipo para hacer reparos, regis·
tradores de tiempo para radios automaticas
y maquinas de lavar.
La exhibicion 'de la Robert M. Young
Company llamo la atencion. La compania
prepara manuales que se llaman techni·
graphics. Por medio de ilustraciones y
dibujos y explicaciones sencillos estos
technigraphics muestran los principios fun·
damentales de la operacion de cualquier
tipo de mecanismo. Durante la guerra reo
sultaron ser de gran valor en 1a instruccion
de obreros, tecnicos y mecanicos. Debido al
gran numero de maquinas nuevas que
aparecen de dia en dia, los technigraphics
pueden ser de gran valor a los operadores,
tecnicos y mecanicos de nuestra industria.
\
I
Tighten Meter Colledions
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Although th e
District of Columbia's 650 parking meters
have shown a profit in the period that
followed their installation in 1939, District
officials still feel they are not air·tight
enough. Auditor A. R. Pilkerton told com·
missioners that "there is no positive assur·
ance that all coins dropped into the meters
are deposited with the Collector of Taxes,
nor is there any means of definitely estab·
lishing this fact."
Pilkerton and representatives of th e T n
/
640 10th Ave., New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: C olumbus 5·3662
81 ~
FOI
Collector and Traffic Department want more
personnel so they may get a daily recording
of collections from each meter or group of
meters.
Since their installation, the meters have
provided a total of $182,386:91 in net in·
come and it is expected they will yield
$62,000 profit this year. An additional 400
meters are planned in the near future and
eventually it is hoped there will be 3,000 in
operation.
Turret Gun Wins Awa rd
ROCHESTER - Remote Turret Gunner
won an award for the most meritorious ex-
hibit of equipment at the National Asso·
ciation of Amusement Parks, Pools and
Beaches, held recently in Chicago, it has
been announced by Jack Garliner, president
of Electronic Amusement Corp.
The machine is a coin-operated adapta·
tion of the turret gun that became so well <"
known to millions of men during the waf'
and that cost the' government $50,000 apiece.
Garliner, who also owns an arcade firm
in Rochester, National Coin Ml\chine Ex·
change, reports that Remote Tuiret Gunner
is one of the highest grossinwpieces of coin·
controlled equipment in operation.
Pin Ga me Revenue Increases
TOLEDO-Pin, ball machines were a
major source of revenue for this city last
year as the, tables brought in $139,600 of
the $230127 total from city fees and
licenses collected.
The' nickel consuming pin ball machine
gFew from a $54,550 revenue proposition
for ' the city in 1944 to more than trip e
that amount last year.
Monroe Moves
CLEVELAND-Monroe Distributing has
moved its office from Mentor, Ohio, to 2323
r:hcster Ave., Cleveland.
.
MAIC"
"47
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