Evening star., 1933-04-09

Beer advertising IN newspapers eofi-
tinued to swell the size OF papers:
Manufacturers and dealers IN cneese;
refrieerators, pretzels, rye bread ana
Kindred lines reported improving busi-
ness. while owners Of cafes, hotels, res
taurarts and clubs watched with broad
smiles the beer kegs roll ir. si & Z
New Jobs Created. :,
Among IN estimates of new Jobs cre-
ated were these: Chicago, 10000; New
YORK. 10000; Los Angeles, 10000; San
FRANCISCO, 1000; Albany Boston and
Minneapolis and st. Paul, 1000 each.
New York led the revenue parade
The amount of beer ready for move
ment at midnight THURSDAY had Deen
estimated as 100000 barrels, which
meant $4,000 900 for the Federal Gov
ernrnert and 100000 for the State
New York City had collected about
5000 900 from close to 10000 individuals
and, corporations receiving permits to
sell the new beer.
TO boost the city revenue, the Health
Department announced plans Tor q
drive Monday among the % 900 speak
easies estimated by police to exist In
the city, and among soft drink parlors,
to see that all selling the 80 beverage
have licenses.
Headlines here told Of Manhattan
racketeers losing their first round for
control Of the liquor trade, with all
wildcat" breweries closed bootlegeers
hating operation; and speakeasy owners
rushing for city l0ftnses. II
.Repctts From Other Sections.
Here are the reports from other see
PdiIadsirf1tas27o, 600 collected in
r>l %ox e+o1tr y1d
pAr1ies report business increase: all
bfeweries taxed TO limit, some holding
up deliveries awaiting the. return OF
bottles and kegs. all breweries report
Increased employment.
sNewark-Northern New Jersey Fed
eral receipts to noon, S216,000.
Los Angeles-Breweries' supply ex-
hhusted;10 orders waiting for every
hbttle turned out; 25o, 900 cases and
1890 barrels sold so tar; Government
rfvenue to date si5o, 900, State revenue
mates work provided for 10000 men
directly and indirectly, s275,000
weekly increase In payrolls; sharp M
crease In general business reported.
st. Louis--About Sill, Geo collected in
Eastern Missouri by Federal Govern
nent.
Montana-state beer licenses have
brought in $4,000 so far, with city
revenue about half as much.
Colorado-75, 900 cases and 900 kegs
sold in two days; breweries working
night and day; estimate 900 given en-
ployment in breweries, bars and cafes.
general business ,buoyant, with news
paper advertising increased by beer ads;
tRo-day Federal revenue estimated at
Se5. 600; State revenue at S26, 900. 4
Kentucky-Federa revenue over
Ss5o,00o: Louisville revenue, $4,000;
merchants report better than normal
business" two breweries have sold
100000 gallons and now unable to fill
demand; running double and triple
shifts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. generally accel-
Grated; three breweries estimate sales
ct 100000 cases; scarcity of bottles.
,260 barrels sold; Fed
etal tax paid. s446,800; State tax paid,
iSSe,260; one firm ordered S2,000,000
worth Of bottling machinery and in
icyeased force from 348 to 600 men; an
lother ordered S500.000 worth of beer
tanks; cooperages ordered 40 car loads
cf. slaves, 25o,000 feet Of oak and 200
tons Of iron; breweries purchased 100
carloads of Canadian lumber carrying
an $4,000 duty; railroads expect to
handle 100 to $50 carloads Of beer
daily bottling goes on at the rate of
2,500,000 a day Milwaukee in two days
shipped out ITS carloads and 1000 truck
loads; 5,400 men now employed, one
brewery employing LAO compared with
35s year ago; employment in brew
cries and allied trades expected to
reach 8,700 soon; lake transit companies
prepare for increased business.
Baltimore Swamped.
acknowledgements swamped and
declining to promise immediate deliv-
cry; revenue to city in two days, S55,80o
Observation-Disclosures say that un-
less demand lessons over weekend they
VIII be unable TO meet orders: estimates
OF new employment run to 1000 in Bos-
ton breweries alone, licenses for whole
sslers net State S12 600.
Albany-Breweries have put 1000 to
work. Restaurants and grocery stores
report better business as result of
beer. Advertising In newspapers in
creases, especially in food lines
Chicago-Breweries working "a hours
on Sunday. shortage expected to extend
through Monday; several breweries VOL
unfairly declared 10 per cent wage in
creases; rye, bread bakers and sausage
and pretzel makers going fun blasts
yIndianapoiis-Beer licenses net State
estimated TO have produced $4,000
revenue during first "a hours of sale
Three breweries, with sale so far Of
"a, 900 cases, unable to fill demands
Federal tax of s45,50o collected so far.
Relief Lines Decrease.
.Minneapolis-St Paul-New employ.
irent placed at 1000; breweries short o,
containers; city license revenue S35, 900
rklief lines reported on the decrease
since April /; one brewery making 500
600 improvements; restaurant equip
Yrent sales manager says sales up u
der cent: restaurant and hotel owner!
report better business due to beer.
st. Louis--Anheuser-B Busch report!
sales of $4,000. cases and 1000 half
barrels, With 5000 900 cases on order
740 900 for Pacific coast with 75-cal
trainload ordered for Seattle.
Akron-Only brewery sold out, with
10000 cases delivered.
esusinnati--Newspapers on. Thrsda.