caption: Mayor <PERSON> appeared before a Roosevelt High School mathematics class before addressing hundreds of students in the auditorium about the pinball-industry problem. The class had invited the mayor to the school, wanting to know why pinball machines were allowed if gambling was illegal. <PERSON> told the Roosevelt students he thought the most ``clean-cut'' way to eliminate problems caused by pinball machines was to change city laws to outlaw the devices. (The Seattle Times files, 1960)
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