n n J Sx* mm v.v.v.v WW A m.,m ""WSJ 1 •V.V.V, v.yvj PUBLISHED BY VAN MUNCHING Cr CO., INC. 614 West 49th Street, New York City VOLUME NUMBER Editor: Albert Balink APRIL, 1950 o ur jj. am ami (a LL around us we sense that Spring is here with its exhilarat ing effectsWe can feel it in the air and in the reports from our represen tatives. If they keep their wordwe are going to be the busiest company in the land. To me, Spring has an additional attraction because of the Dutch flow ers which appear first. Soon after the first crocuses and daffodilswe will enjoy the scent of hyacinths and the colorful beauty of the tulips. Right now in Rockefeller Center, New York Citythere is a beautiful display of these Dutch flowers all around a Dutch windmill. This spirit, Heine- ken's spirit, makes a perfect Spring. I had another preview of Spring a weeks ago in Bermuda on a Heineken s mission. In these beautiful islands where so many American tour ists go every year, our items are avail- The members of the Netherlands mission brought here by EC A to study American hotel methods were guests of honor at a cocktail party given at the New York Athletic Club by Leo van Munching (third from left) president of Van Munching Co., U. S. importer of Heineken's Beer and U. S. sales agents for Bols gins and liqueurs, and by Jan H. Moultzer (third from right) head of the world-wide Erven Lucas Bols organization. Shown above from left to right are: Joost W. Boks, hotel architect; J. J. Poutsma, consulting engineer of Heineken's Brewery, Mr. van Munching; F. Albin Pfeifer, chairman of the mission and Secretary General of the Netherlands Board of Hotels, Restaurants and Pensions; Mr. Moultzer; Hugo van Beelen, hotel man from Noordijk a/d Zuiderzee and Willem Bergmans, hotel manager from The Hague. able everywhere. w ITH this issue we are enclosing fie n advertising pro gram. We wish that each of you would carry this around to show the retailer. We have many more copies available to help cash in on this added stimulant for our sales Mr. Connelly, our Sales Manager, Quality is the salesman's conviction for the products he sells." Could there be a better combina- BEER AT 80 By the Associated Press has been working very hard on im- tion HEINEKEN'S, BEATZ BUFFALO, MarchOn his pressive plans for our Retail Sales De- WHITBREAD'S, MACKESONS, 80th birthday William H partment in New York where and BOES? BLATZ, Milwaukee's finest and first bottled beer, plays the leading role. Yes, we have made quite a name for ourselves as New York wholesaler for BLATZ, thanks to its quality and the fine cooperation of the Brew ery. We intend to continue keeping our name right up with the success stories. Mr. Connelly's theme song is April, 1950 Cordially yours, Smith boasted of his recent re- from a broken neck coverv and observed"Drink a glass of beer every day and you will he so healthy that a broken neck will seem like only a stiff neck." Editor's NoteDrink two Leo van Munching, President glasses of Heineken's every day and you wont even notice it. llilli IlSlllllli

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