.v.v B&JP FROM THE DESK OF JAMES P. CONNELLY SURVEY recently completed by the New York Journal Ameri can revealed a situation in the New York Beer market which was most heatening to us. The question asked of these dealers was "What brands of beer do you stock in twelve (12) oz. bottles?" Out of a total of fifty beers listed in this survey, Heineken's was nineteenth. Bearing in mind that Heineken s sells in the retail trade at a price which is roughly three times that of the local beers, the conclusion is obvious. Heineken's has achieved a standing in the trade which has put it far above even some of the premi um and local beers. From January, 1950 to date, the New York area shows an increase of roughly 12% over 1949 and this is in face of the poor business which retailers have so consistently com plained of. Our prospects for the bal ance of the year are bright. Long Island has shown the greatest in crease of all this year and their con tinuance at their present high level will insure our lead. A survey of ac counts in Long Island shows a heart ening increase in distribution over last year. This, combined with an awareness of the distributors' men of the value of table tents, menu stickers and signs, accounts for the increased showing. Our efforts are never in vain when we leave a distributor's man, he is thoroughly convinced of the basic result of distributing table tents and signs. Our business is good, prospects bright and our cooperation assured to all our distributors who have contributed to the success of Heineken's. the world's finest ager. WELCOME TO NEW FACES alute the following newly appointed distributors and wel come them into the fold of our happy family JAMES P. KEATING COMPANY 1607-9 E Street Sacramento, California JAMES M. McNEARNY 1707 State Street Schenectady, New York C. A. KIRELAWICH 212 West Spring Street out orner Frackville, Pennsylvania Sandwich Spread SANTA DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 120 Oberlin Avenue Lorain, Ohio Heineken Beer, combined with Roque fort cheese Let the NASHVILLE BEER COMPANY 428 Second Avenue, S. Nashville, Tennessee cheese soften at room temperature. Open beer about fifteen minutes before using. KNOXVILLE BEVERAGE COMPANY 509 East Jackson Avenue Knoxville 24, Tennessee with enough beer to Mix make cheese soft RED TOP BREWING COMPANY 700 East Ninth Street Chattanooga 1, Tennessee spread. Butter slices of bread and spread mixture on one slice. Spread the ether slice with catsup topped with a layer of Bermuda onion and place together. THE CANADA DRY BOTTLING CO 109 No. S. Carolina Avenue Atlantic City, New Jersey Baked Ham YALE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 710 E. Vickery Blvd. Fort Worth, Texas IMPERIAL DISTRIBUTING CO 715 So. East Boulevard Vineland, New Jersey 8 pounds ham, cloves I tablespoon dry mustard Z tablespoons vinegar Z cups Heineken's Beer cup brown sugar firmly packed Cover ham with cold water. Bring slowly to boiling point. Simmer for JOHN A. SIGNER So. Pearl Street Albany, New York three hours. Remove from water. Skin. Score fat in diamond shapes, and stud with cloves. Make paste of LOUIS KNIFE SON 359 Court Street North Plymouth, Massachusetts sugar, mustard and vinegar. Pour KNALL BEVERAGES, INC 9604 Kirkwood Avenue Cleveland, Ohio over ham. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) 1 y2 hours, basting frequently with beer. Approximately 24 portions. We participated in the San Francisco National Trade Fair by joining the Netherlands participationSales of Heineken's in the area have increased substantially recently.

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