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Pacific Islands Monthly, 15 September 1939Vol. X, No. 2

American Beer Again

p. 20 · Read in the full issue

ABOUT twenty years ago, as the result of taxes charged against inhabitants of the American territories of Guam and Eastern Samoa, the American beer trade there disappeared. The people of Guam procured their beer from Japan, while in Eastern Samoa they stocked up with Australian lagers.

Recently, however, the American Con gress passed certain regulations which again permit Guam and Eastern Samoa

to import and consume American beer.

In other words, American beer can now be sold in Guam and Eastern Samoa as cheaply as that brewed in Japan or Aus tralia.

Madame M. Grand, whose husband is well-known in the New Hebrides, being connected with Burns Philp (S.S.) Co.

Ltd. at Vila, left Sydney recently by the “Monterey” on a holiday visit to Ame rica. She was accompanied by her daughter, Madeleine.