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THE MACARONI JOURNAL

Volume XXII , I Number 6 I I October, 1940

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INDUSTRY OF AMERICA

Popular Fall· Sugg •• fion $F.ilutti-SauJ~, frau"

• VOLUME xxn NUMBER 6

, Send in Your Carton and Label Problems to the Faith In• Ouality­ (R 0'1.>.1.>. O't t i A&~iI.>.O'n't lB.O'an& [onfidence in Work and [ooperation

Wa r threatens. hUI busin~ss must go onl Manufacturers of quality foods have confidence in The Macaroni Industry is IXlrl 01 tho grealest 01 our country and in its futuro. Their extent of faith in 011 trodes-the lood industry. Food production and tomorrow is rellected In their action of toda y and the quality of f.lod thoy oller so that the Ihal distribution Is very important In days 01 peaco, per­ Ih ~ grou~ OOjl3 even more so in thoso 01 strifo. Tho food trade cherish and wish to conlinue to enjoy the American !!lust be prepared lor whatover may dovolop, bo it way of life may be enlarged. In peace or in war. the tranquility lor which all hope, or turmoil that all chead. Americans who have true confidence in the futUre of their country must havo confidence in its inslilu­ As individuals we may concern ourselves over who lions such as the trade association whose existence win the wars in Europe and Asio, or whether is permitted in this country and whose development should become aclively engaged on one meets with gO\'!'!fmnental approval. They will take olher. bUI business IIsoli should be more calmly and in stride everything which the future mn., ;';n:ce.ned with the problems 01 ~roduclion and dis- bring. Preparedness increases faith and QuararHl 0:15 under all conditions if the future 01 peaceful our fulure. is to resl on a sound foundation. The Macaroni Industry. a s well as Jur country. better lime for loking slock in the should be prepared lor whatever dest. 1' y may have m'~:'~i~ii;,~OO;;lel manufacturing bur- iness. Foreign in store. There is no belter preparedn .. than organi­ C'I is practically nil. The exporlation 01 .-mado macaronI, spaghetti and egg noodles zation. Insolar as the mac.Jroni-noodle manufacturing business is concerned, th 9 Natic..!1 al Macaroni Manu­ has be(n increasing reasonably. The prevailing eco­ facturers Associatio is tho trade organiza tion around nomic (onditions are such thai thoy should be favor­ which every important tradesman should rally imme­ I 10 p..:onomy foods such as ours. Yel. the trade diately . . nClt e I,oeriencing the boom that many anticipated. Why? The dull business months oro fXl sl. Va calion days Under ,;,ondillons thai provail. it seems proper lor oro over and everyone should return 10 their busi­ busim'ss men who compose the Amorican Maca­ ness with new pep. new Ideas and new plans. This indUl.lry 10 consider what tomorrow hold.~ lor seoms to be Ihe opportune limo for individuals to Every true American is proud of tho country's slart out with renewed effort to Improve their prod· and looks forward to an equally glor.,jus tulura. ucts. from the slandards angle. and to realize one 's are we all as ready as wo might be. to contribute responsibilities to their busines s. their industry and the realizalion of the bright futuro of our hopes? their country in war or in peace-and particularly to their national trado organization. "leI's look Inlo the record," as ana populor Amori­ ollen beseeched us 10 do. To help maintain lhe It is time to work a nd to coopera te. All shou ld go OU probably have carlon and label probloDU. Practically standard 01 living. it is imperalive thai about their respeclive tasks uncomplainingly. We p oducers should supply consumers quality Yevery packor doea. Perhaps they call for an entirely new should sot up a tight defense by increasing our faith doaigU or the reviaion 01 your preaenl one. Frequently a change at lair and reasonable prices. Makers 01 qual­ . must have faith in the future 01 their coun­ in our na tion. in our industry and in our producls­ also in our trade association. because preparedness in colora. inks. conatruction. sizo. shape. or Ibe uso 01 a trana· of their industry. and of their brands- for is a definite assurance of success. parent "window" will add much to the aelling powor of a carlon nol born of hosto or expedience. It is the or label. """O,.m.ml of costly experiences. good thinking. Let's become beller united! That see ms 10 be the painstaking production. profitable Tho Rouolti Adviaory Board .• each member a lpecialiat in his spirit 01 an a wakeninq America. lei every progreso 1 fair dealing. Their reword is of Ion particular fiold •• will gladly apply their combined knnwledge months or years to come. but It 15 certa in. sive manufacturer and allied seriously concerned ill and oxperionce to the eolution 01 your J!roblem8. Thoir sugge!­ the futUl ~ of the American Macoroni Industry con· Makcts of quality macaroni. SpCl9 helli and egg tribute ur.failinq support \0 tho Nationa l Macoroni tiona olten result in larger laloa and prolils: fewor size.: groater I are justly proud of their brand. They put into Manu/aeluners Association and through il to the no· speed with leaa waste in filling with automatic machinery: in­ raw materials obtainablo. tho most exa ct­ lional defense 01 our industry and our country. Are croaaod protection for tho product: proper wording to meet gov­ in manufacture. protect their finished goods there any Nho will not sub ~l cribe to such a program? ommont rogulatlons: and othor important advantagOl. Pollibly and properly and troat their customers fairly Mr. Non-Member. the next movo is yours. Let's s t o r~ d thoy can eUoct big saving! for you. also. Talce advantage of or er to be assured of a profitablo market. nowl thia valuabJo .aMce. It's youra without obligation. lust writo or telephone our noarest oUico. COAST TO COAST CARTON AND LABEL SERVICE Rossotti Lithographing Co. Inc., North Bergen, N. BRANCH PLANT: SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. 3 BRANCH OFFICES: CHICAGO. BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA. ROCHESTER. pmSBURGH. BAI,TJM:Oi THE MACARONI JOURNAL Jhe N\J.\ CJ.\ R0 ~I , JOUR~IJ.\l Volume ------xxn OCTOBER. 1940 Number 6 Meals Being Advertised Shall We Fortify?

Wln.-n sdch 311 American fn\'orilc liS meal must he ~1I1- To (orIH\, or 11111 10 fortH" 1II:,,'::lrolli proclll(ls- that \'crti sctl in a hiJ! way In offset a g-radual per l"al'ila cnn­ is the quesl lon! - JUlllptioll decrease. what shoultl Ihe prudUl'crS uf COIII­ pelili\'e fonds 110 10 hoM their ri..:htful share of the l'on­ What vitamins are l'IIlllail1cll ill IIUtllI1I whl'al: Whirh sumer's tlollnT? ,\mcricans arc cllIIsidcrctl as the I-:Tc:ll­ are rctainctl in sC1110lina . (arilla awl IllIrlllll IIl11l r, anti csl meat-caters in the worhl, yet the annual l'UllStlllIJlliuli mal'arolli. spaJ:hl'lti anti egl:" u oudlt'~ madl' Ihl'rcfrlllll ? pcr l)(r50 11 has declined fWIII " hij!h flf 162.6 pounds in Is il uossihle 10 ;lIid olher \ ' ilalllin~ 10 Ihe raw lIIaterial:-i 190810 a li1tle under 131 IXlunds ill 19.\9, with any a:,slIram'e Ihal thc)' will Ill' relained ill re'ISUII­ ahle tlll:lIIlities ill prl'lJ:l rell 1II;)(arlini pfOdul'Is tlishcs? Though thl' conslunplioll r:llc is !'I liII hi~h cnmpare,1 with other romls re~ularh' l'alcn h)' All1crit-alls. it is Thcse are hUI a few IIf Ihc tllh.':'lillll s 1111 thi:, suhjn'l hOIk'ilIO Jlut a 510)110 the un(a\'urnblc trend IhOlIl~h the judicious use of .ulrcrtisin).:' and cducationalfltlhlidty, IIl'illg askclI b)' m:lIltifaclun'rs whu n'(flgni ze thc illl'n'as. illg- ""Iinnal illlerl'si in \'itamius, Iheir rdatiun III ulliriliull It is plauned 10 Sl)cml fiver $2,000,000 during- thc (om­ anti Ihe huul:ln·tlict nectl ~ fnr hca lth and IKlI ly-hlliltliuJ.:, ing yt'ar in advertising, to cllrr\.'(t ccrtain wrung- illlllrc:'­ Thc)' arc iUtlicati\'e of the WlIl'l'rn whit-h leadiug uper.l­ sions about Ihe eff\.'Cts of IIIcal·catinJ.i liy cllllli1asiziug­ tors arc shuwillJ.i tllw:lftl the pracl it-aliilit)' of fortifyill,l.{ the merils of the food, alltl the teaching uf many W;I\':; lIla(ilrnui produ('ts III meet Ihl' gfOwil1,1.{ tll.'IIlalUls u( a in which it can he served tastily alHl cconlUn1l'ally, rallilny il1(reasiug- "\,ital11in -C CIII Sl'1IIUS" j!rl1ull Iii (,IlIISUI1l ­ The first lIm'lIlsitle was launchetlnll September 27 alld crs, plans have heen approvecl fnr the halance Ilf 1940, It I:; The II mum miller:' also 11:I\'c J.ii\'eTi the malll'r nf forli­ hoped 10 cnn!inul' the (;\lII"aign fur :It lenst one year to fying Ihe r.1I\' ilia Ie rials cUllsiderablc thinkin/-:" l'arr),i1l!! test it s practicahility and the resullant COllSUllIcr real'tilln tnerelo, on exhaustive e!(l'erimcnt:Jliuns alUl chc(killl; rl'sults, ('till' report that Vitamins A, II, E and G aH' {ml1l1l ill Accunling 10 the announcelllcnt-"The prime purpo:,c tlllrullI, hUI that lIIuch of t\ amI G are lust in milling- thl' is 10 COrrcct erronl.'Otls thinking relali\'c In l11 e;\I iIIltl it s whl'at intn semolina, farina or durlllll 110llr, place ill the American diet, thus fu slt."rinJ.i the increasl't! co nsumption of meat prlltlucls," The ath'ertiscl11ents allli t\unthcr fintls Ih:11 thc vitalllills in sClllulina-II1:lI le mal'­ tlUblidly relc4Ises will treat of Ihe health-J.iivinl: qualities amui arc HI (allproxilllatcl\' 200 Inlernational Ullil ~ ) alld of rariuus meats, their hrnl\'-huiltliuJ.i propertics. pm­ (j (ahuut 80 Sherman IInurl]uin Un its): also t\ ;11111 E. teins, miner.lls and vii am ins, ' A lahumlnry e!(cl'lIth'c ;uh'iH's-"in nllr expl'rinll'ntal U~ l' will be madc of such rc(cnl tlisl'tI\'cries as the nne work we lint! Ihal \\'!' ~u s c 40 per (ellt In ;0 pCI' l'elll IIi dt'H'll1 llt' d in resl!ar(h conducll'tl II\' Ur, C. Eh-chjelll, the natllral \'il;Ullills in ,;clllulilla lIla(arolii whcn il is Ilroft" Sllr of agrirultur.\1 chemistry 'II Ihe Univcrsity IIf huiled :lIltl "'am'hl'tI, lluwcrer thcrl' i:, a Ilclinitl' IHlr­ QUALITY Wi ~''' llsin •• hat Ican pork is rich ill nalural sources nf lioll uf lit. rcmaining in the prcpared di sh uf lIIih':lrtllli V.it,ullin H, To comhat the chaT~e that IUcats arc c!(­ autl 1)fl ~si hly a vcry small tr.L(e uf Vitamin (j ill prt'­ pensill', cOllllmr.lti\'e data on the nlltritivc vallie IIf meat:' parcel tlishcs of thi s fontl made frum l1ull·furlitil'd raw IS wiIJ al Sl) he stressed, materials,"

Alllhorities who havc f1re\'iewctl the campaij!u plans Se\,er.I' mal'aruni makers arc ;\lltlill,l.{ Vilamin 1\ COIl1- CtIn ~ il ler thclll as amonJ.i thc !Jc ~ t c\'cr cuncci\'l'd by the plex, al ~ u D. In a pfJ rliuu of their IlIltplll. ulTerillJ.i their fuod ill!luslry to rdutc currcnt mi smnl'clltiuns, Ful1l':Jj!e product ~ IlInrc fir less as hl'allh fuuds al pricc:, well ahu\'l' SUPREME 1111 a~\"t~r1i s cmellts will appear in ' Lhotlt 20 nlllSlIlIlCr nm~a· Ihl' rt.'J.iul:1r market. Tlll're is technical "ruhlt'lII ill ­ Z1ll~ tiurilll' Ihl! remaining Ill onl h ~ u( 19-10, Also in \ 'o ln~11 ill their ;ultlition ~ill"'c thl'se vit:Lminl-O tlo 110\ IN more than 1$0 lIewspaners in kc\' citics anti in $0 trade dl:lII),!e Ihe ph\'sical ur (hcmil'al char:Ll'ler IIf Ihl' lilli shcd ancllltofcssional mal-:azinc~. tlHls Mankelill/-: the 1I"lillll, IIrmlu(ts in all)' War, Nil rcport is made on hll\\' tht' funds to linallce thc Iltlwc\,er, Ihe tlul'stilln IIf Whelhl'r III rnrlif\- IIr 1111\ III rampaiGn were raiscd nor the agencies that (onlrilmtt,tl fortit'r l'anllut he an~\\' erl'cI 11 11 the J.a ~is ui liudillgs III towards it. Thl! campaign hy the II1cat inclustry is un tlalc, Thercltlr\.', 1lI;1II\' arc indim'd III awail furth l'r * * TW·O STAR * the scale that lI1acamni-nfJndlt ~ makers have IUlig tlreallletl experilllcntatiull hclure -making l'Iainl:' tli \'it;cmill s tl1;-,1 about alltl which lila), SUIliC day be rcalized, Sl'ClII III he still so e1l1 sivc, MINNEAPOLIS MILLING C 5 MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. Til E .\I :\C ,\ I~I'~ I .Itll ' l ~ :\ ,\1. A Macaroni factory of a Hundr~d Y~ars Ago - Uy Dr. \'inccnzo Agncsi, Engineer

Inn/o:i lll'. ii \'1111 w; I\ , what III,· nU IIII'rn lI\'I\'OITIIII; ·III""I1,· m:1l111 ial'llirin/o: I'lal1l will 111111-; lil-;I' a hllll.\ ",I Y(' ar~ Ih'Ill'I'- ili .!tHU! Thl'fl' ;:- '111 rl'a ~ lI n III ildi\'I'I' lital 11ll' 1;lIIil ha ~ 11\\:11 fl·adll,.1 ;11 11h' art IIi mal'"Tlllli-III1I1,\II· 111011-;;11).: . ill lit' t!\,\l'IIIPIIII'1I1 IIi i llll' roncllllal' h im' ~ fllr l'111I\'I'n;lIg Ihl' Il lilril;ulI:- \\"11l'al ~ ;11111 tllt.';r 1II11 ~ 1 I' d;I ,II' iurlll illr h\ll .111 l'Iln~I1I1'I'I;IIII ,

Only by nJll1parillJ! Ihl' I'fll/o:rl'!'I:- matll' dUTiI,).!' 111\· \la ~ 1 l'cllll1ry ill 111\· ;lId\l ~ ITY 1'0111 WI' \'; :- ;111' witat Ilw I, \I 11I1Iuln'd yl'ar ~ ha~ ;n ~ l lIfl' iClr Ihl' \lTIIgTl' ~~ in' lI )al'aTlllli -llfHI111\, lIIa kt'r~ oi Ih; ~ l'ulIlIlry and IIi Ihl· \\'lIrld, I ,. ~:til' III nnl\1Tl' Ihl' pn·IIlt-lillll Ihal Ihl' ntm ll'T1I iarlory d 20.,1/1 will bl' a:' far ~ lIpl'r;lJr In 1'I'l'lI Ihl' li l'~ 1 \''111 ;1'. '1.',1 1'101111 IIf Ih;~ da\'. a:- i ~ 1111' 1110:-1 IIlfllll'rt\ "Ialll IIf II).ttJ :111 illlprlln·t11I'111 lIH'r 11ll' IIh ~ lIll'11' fal'lory (Ii a 11\\11 011 .·" \'l'ar:- :1).:11, ~ II aMy alld :I\llly dl·~l'Tibl, .1 hy lilt· Ii aliall :lu\ , .. ,rily 1111 m:ll'aroll; I' flu llll'I;IIU - lh,· re'III\\'III',1 Ilr. \ til · ~' l' II W :\f.:l1e ~ i. antitllr IIf IlIi ~ lillwly and itlh'rl'~lillJ! an;dl' 111011 al'l'~·an'd ill a T\'r,'11\ i ~ :-l1l' IIf '·1" , /",I" ,"'r; , '/01 C·,·,·un." .\lilal1l1. Italy.- Tul'. 1':lJlTli\{.

A Hundred Years Agu [enln Anni Fa

II i ~ n :l'l'nl hi~lnn' : only a i.:\\' Yl'ar,. han' da"~l· d E' :- tnr;a n'I' I'lIh' : 1101 Jill.:lli alllll I... \'''lIlillll:1 " ,, ' "il1\'\' l11l' ltd. I " eIlU!illu:," ) wilh il l' lIIuhH .. fln au. I. OIl Ihe ~\IO la\'"ro 1II1111;i"rlll\' ", Ill'l l" ~ h' :-:-H 11'1IIj1I1, t'ln:;m:, :-:IIIll' lilill', sn;,,"lh "IIt' r-liioll ha,. tlisJllan'tl tlw /.:Tllon·d ­ hOI Ill'1rllll;1.7.

An obandonlld mllliion. I'Tllprili ill 1111'1.1.0 :11 11111111i, 1Il· 1I ~· rip,,:-h· \0111 .110' . j"' ,~IIII'" lah'lIlta II· rdiqul\' IItoI \la~ ~ alll Ililral"ol"-,IIII<"I ," illl':-I.. ,\1 i l'ra :- talll :- l'gllalalo ;11 Ipll'1 tli Ilol n'dll I 1.1)!lIrl \'l ' 1I1 ; IUt ' h'r~ in Ill·I,lh. 11I".ll· "I' 1'"li ~ hl· d marhll' IIi a:-11l'1I 1111 GOLD MEDAL SEMOLINA II ( 1,11I; ~ h I;nl. Tlll' ~l' afl' Ihl' J.!rl·, t! 11Iill ~ 11111\ ' :- IIi 1111' :- 1110111 (kdtll'n';lll'! l'a ~ I;lidli 1'lImpltoln, l' IIII ~I' I"\ ' alll~ i mlJI: Iia \li\1 tI; 1" ;IItIUan, 'al1l1; , I' ,1I\1' ura in grado Ii i iI\II 11"n,l:' m;n'anm; i : ' I'l"T ; I' ~ 1\ hkh liiil' .\' l· ar ~ IIr :-11 agn :-lI'arl1ll'tl "Press-tested" ;11 tarJ!I' IIUlllhl'f:- 1'\'l'Tywhl'fl', ,11111 II'hidl ItHlay '~ ilUllI~ ' .-\l'l'l'rlalllllli dll· I':'~ II 1' lIrri~I"'1II11' \ ' a :t fllld11' d ll' ,'r~ I ' WASHBURN.CROSBY COMPANY Ir;a l ll\'II·lfll'1 111·111 11 01 :. ;lll'xllral,ly ';11'\'1,1 away. II' iahbridll' ,Ii l ,a~la 1Il'1I1' rilladilll' lilnralll'l· ... ·nl'· ' " NAOf NU•• tl (, THE MACARONI JOURNAL Oclo!JC:f, 19-10 THE ~I A CAR 0 N 1 J 0 U I{ ~ A I. 'J

These mill stOllcS loan ill' easily distin· gllishcd from the griudcl"S which were tl sl'tl to l'rtlsh uli\'cs, as thc latter arc smaller, - I made IIf ffllIJ.:h stonc, amI shapetllikc a ICIlS, niJ:ht ill Ihc midst uf mountains amI ill I thc \'allcys. these rclics of the past often exist miraculnu51y IIreser\'cll. My atten­ "The Highest Priced Semolina in America tion was rt.'l'elltly ciirl'Cted tn it complete m:H'arulli factory in Dolcetlo (Westenl I.iguria). which has heen preservcd intact and Worth All It Costs" for llIore than fifty ycars, alltl could still he upcrated, Making slIrc that this was typical of tllc mal'arnni facturies uf thc co~slal towns uf fIfty or :t hundrt.'tl ycars "/:'.1. I thouJ.:ht IIf making a contrihution to tl>c hblory of our indu~try lIy Ilescril!ing iu clmmctcristks: at thc samc timc I madc haste tn photo· graph it, heforc ally altcrations or deslrue· , tion cuuld take IJlacc, sue! ;IS has already Ik.'currcil to simi ar plants. The factory of Gio\'anni ami Anlla (hrother ami sistcr) Maugiapan, of Dolce· Le Irc:lamiuJonl-S1 Dotino IQ 'PQtld. nlola • la ... 11. d.Ua pr • ..a do, was huilt antI cnmmclll:cd operation in the ycar l 8(il. In the cight)' ycars that ha\'e lb. lranaml ...lou-PI.aa. nol. th. larv. wh•• 1 and Ih. pr ....cr.w The Golden ci ll'luant'allni or SO IlO, IlC ns,li di recare un IIl1alehc cun' Iributu alia cnmisloria della nostra imtustria rcJ.:i ~ lr;l, n · Touch dnne Ie caratteristichc: c mi afTrettai llCrtantn a (uIU' J.:rafarlo, Jlrima eh,: \'cnisse alteTatn (I (I!slruttn, ellille si C J,:ia \'crll1cato per la quasi lolalila degli impianti cun· J,:clleri. II paslifieio IIi Giovanni cAnna. fratellu c snrclb. ~Iangiapan di DoICl'1tu Cslalo impiantalo l'tl ha illizialo la prmtuzionc nell'anllo 1860. N ~J.:li ottallt'anni trasmrsi nnll Ita ~ubitu alculla varit1l':inlle tlC'J.:lla di rilie\'H. O CCUI\1 due piccole Slalize a pianlerrcllo, prcsSI': il llIunicipiu l\i • Dn\cetlu: ulla sen'c di mal1c~giu al ca\'allo che, J.:ir.lIulo Leads In Quality in ccrchio, forniscc tulia I'cllcrgia 1I1ecc;lIIica occorrcnlr alia fabhrica, I'altra ruinisce Ie divcrsc macchine, u s si~ la J,:Taniola a molazza. il turchin a "ite, i11llhcduc II1U ~ i{' cUllle ho deHo (Ial cavallo l'OU 'linlerlllediariu Iii un com' plicato J,:im:o di gro.~si ingrnna/.:.Ld in ICJ,:lIfJ, c ulla la~li~ · tricc pcr pasta, a fUl1lionamenlo manualc. Regardless of the circumstances or the condi­ L1 J.:ralllola risulta IIi UII hacile di leJ.:llo duro fis salll su basatncnto di muratura, Clltro cui gira la mala Illanllorn porlala da un asse orizzontale traschnto dal molo mla· tions King Midas has never wavered from the torio dell'albem verticall'. Un di spusiti\,f) a h:\'a pCnlll'tll' la mcssa in marcia c la fcrmata della macchina. determination to maintain the highest quality 1... 1 sClllola dOs,lla enlm un I1mstdlo "ienc posla nd h,ldle della gramola, si Ilratica al cenlm del cumolll un) standards. specic Iii cralere, vi si versa l'al'(lua liepida. e ,j fJ l'illlp.,stO l11etlcndo in moto la mol:Ul a, (-In sottom;!1lO \'l'(chi docUlllcliti nolarili fa\'oritillli dal Sig. Erllcslu ASlcngo, tilolarc tli uno dei Iliu 3ntichi pastifici, E s ~i La vrcunola a motcllia riguanJallo la \'cndita eli macchirtario (atla da Z:lIIclli, Th. milt-Ion. Im.ad., a1lm antico paslai(l s.WOI \CSe, al M:cstru Benedcttl' As· lellgo, Iri5110nno al.puIIIO del Sig. Erncstll, \'clldita f 311~ illlcrrcncil the rc has bt.'tn no ch:!.lIge worth menlioni!!g. il .1 fcbhraio 179·1. Tali tic}(umcllti cnUtI\er3no, fra 1: llI ro The faclury occupies two small mOllls Ull Ihe tt rul1lul • una gralllo!a legno con sua ruola manllo, s lall ~h Cl ~l lluClr, nile .u! which is used by the horse which, CUIl ­ fcrro e suoi finimenti. cioc alhc retto, ridancc C' r:tScln· KING MIDtA,S FLOUR MILLS sl:\IItl)' Ircalling in a circle, furnishes the elllire 11Ioll\'C elm •. L.1 raschictta corrisponclc\'a it UII rudlll\lol113k power needed hy the pia lit ; the olher contains Ihe \'al'iuu:. \'Ollle ro che ~ir.l\'a solitianncl1te call la 010101. I.e ri ,lan(( machinell, namely: thc millstolle kneadcr allli Ihc scrcw ser\'ivano a fissare la mola all'alLeretto, lUINNEAPOLIS. lUINNESOTA press, both flf which arc operaled lIy means of a cOlllplex Torniamo al pastilicio Mal1giap311. II torchio, pu,1O 31 play of lar!.:e Wflmlcn gears. There is also a halUl'Clperatccl centro del tocale, c in hroll1.O c 1m ta c"padt:t di cir, ;! 20 chilogrammi di semota ridotta ill pasta. I.'ullica l'utting machine, Call1!~'nl The kncader CUll5iSIS of a hardwoot1 lub fixed upun C posta moho ill basso, 51 rhc la Jlasta, tlscemlu ,!alb '1 CClncrcte fouutialiun, wilhin which tuniS the lIIar1llc trarlla. ha circa trellta ccntilllctri (Ii spalio dOl IlcrcurrrTf per raggiungcrc il pa\'imelilU. Un \'eutilatnrc e dlrkll tla millstoncl a~lached tu a horizonlal axlc, 11 is the rotary ntO\'e\l1cllt of the vertical shaft that dragi'! the millstonc ambicnlc ( unica illllo\'azionc reccllle) rUlllpic un Il,/:~rf1l around Ihe tub, Thc starting and stopping of the lIIachine incarlamenlo dC'lla I'asla, OIcntno' cltlcsta scentle c1atla ua' fila , t1 riscaldamcnto dclla call1l.allA C uttelllllu CUll Iluf is J,:fl\'erncd by a levcr. Tile 5c1l101" is prcpared in a vat and then hcal.clJ into hracieri setllicircolari (tallolletti) in cui si pone cari)Oflt thc luI! 01 the kneadcr. A crntcr is made at Ihc top of di tC'gna acccso. , Questo scalda allche tin rccipiellh' cht Deloher. 19.10 10 THE MACARONI JOURNAL THE MA C AI( ON I J OURNA L II the heap into which is poured lukc· warm water. The regola il calon: intorno alia campana, c la cui nCt}u:l ralda dough is made by the chunting mol ion of the millstone. viene ulilinata per ogni impasto successivo, 1 h;",c un hand some old notarial documents loaned ]I pisto' t C partato dOl una \'ite assai lunt:,a c ro!ll'!:ala to Ille b\' Mr. Erncslo ASlcngo, owner of one o f the old­ a tina gr.mde ruota denlala, rhe prendc II mota .Ialla est nmcanmi faclories. These documents deal with the \'oluminosa trasmissioUf: di cue si c gib. parlato, SolIe of machinery made by Zanelli. ancient macaroni maker of 53\'0113, to Master Hcm."dcttn Astcngo. J:real­ great-grandfather of Mr. Emesto. The sale was made on the Jrtl of February, 179~. The documents list, among other things, a "wooden knc;uh:r, with its nmrhlc wheel, an iron bolt ilnd its trimmings, that is, a' shaft, 'ridancc', and sc raper," The sc raper was similar 10 a rudimentary II!oughsharc which turned tugether with the kneader. The "ridancc" was used to connect the Imc"der to the shaft. Let us tum back to the Mangiapan (OI e1or),. The press,

Because Cloverbloom Frozen Yolks for noodle makers nrc selected for unifonn, deep color I They're checked against a scientific color.guide.They're picked for higher solids that mean rich, natural pigment ... and that pigment means natural, golden color in your product I.•• more sales.appeal to your customers I

La pt.aaa , 10. 9"o.u, ruota. d.lla. Ylt, Th' pr'" a.Gd \be la.rg' wh.. t 01 lb, act"W

l.cl:go ncll'invcntariu Astcngo, anno 1794: Torchio da fitlelam: bronzi c cioc \'ida e matlCl' "idl. in peso rubbi 19,20; Cmllp.'lna di hronzo rubbi 11,18; Chiaplla di hrollZll per iltncco lihbre 36 (trattasi tiel ,lis' Clove~bloom Frozen Yolks musl tone c della sua cspansione che prcl11c SUllil 1),1513); provide 45 % solids. That's our Lcgni doc culonne, banca (soste~no della campOIgna ); Scuma Iibbre 146 (sosll'gno Oladrevite C "ite) e t:m:o; slandard ••• and we stick to it. to give you the' kind of noodles that sell I Every can of Cloverbloom is packed wilh La PflUG. II. Ylt, yolks thot have been checked for Ihis 10p-nolCh solids Th' KI'. pr... slandard by the Zeiss Refraclomeler shown here •.. , 1:lccd in the center o( the room, is made o( bronze anti further checked by Armour's exclusive soliclsyardslickl , r,las ;1 capacity o( abollt 20 kilo~rams o( scmala trans­ (ormed into dough. The single chamber (c"mpana) is

12 TilE MACARONI JOURNAL Oclober, 1910 THE MACAROl\l J OURNAL 1.1

26.12 rubbi; files and nails for the bench j sbrigone tan­ zione latta in Genova nel seHembre 18-16 • scrilta lIal. onelli, etc. l'Av\'. Giuscppe C1.nale, tipografia editrice Ponthl'nier Essentiall)" the Astengo press had still a wooden 1847, rilc\'o a )lag. 271 lIna medaglia d'argcnto a s s l' ~n3 t~ framework. ConsultillF the book, "Histor), of the Exposi­ al Sig. Giuseppe Doglio in Geno\'a, cun la segucnle lno­ NEW ELEC-TRI-PAK WEIGHER tion hdd in Gelloa 111 September 1846" ("Storia dell ti\'azione: • questo macchinista esponc\'a un lorchiu ptr 'Esposiziune fatta in Genova nel Tcttemhrc 1846") writ­ paste col solito mancggio del cavallo. In tale meccallismo ten b)' the Attorne), Giuseppc Canale, published b)' Pon­ Ie parti che soleansi fare in Icgllo, sono state da lui sunG­ thellier, 1847, I note on page 271 a picture of a silver gate dal bronzo e ferro (uso, lacche indica un pcriezio­ DISCHARGES AUTOMATICALLY; medal awarded to Mr. Guise\l{'c Do~lio in Genoa, with namcnto temlente non solo a diminuire gli attriti allllrno the folluwing ,:omment: "T liS machinist exhibited a sui principio, 1IIa altresl a guadaJ..rnar~ spazio e luce, t press for macaroni operated hy horse power, as is usual. diminuirc Ie probabilita d'incendio. SETS PACE FOR OPERATOR! luoltre l'introduzioue dd ,'apore per riscald!lre ill ~lcino o campana del torchio c a!lcorn un pedczionamento tanto p'u importilllte quantn piu importante IIU:ll1to piu ~ral1lle HERE'S the latest model of the famous line of Elec- e In stabilimento, it quale permeUc ezi:mdio di :ltlol'er.m Tri-Pak vibratory feed weighers for packaging qualsi\'oglia combuslibile. mediante fomello 0 caldaia posti in sito scparato dalla mad:hina, c tin inohre il modo short cut goods-Model N2A which discharges the

TRIANGLE [iU~CHIINElilY CO. au eulcatol NEW BULLETIN The drier. {lIS N. CH.CAGO Detaibol varioul Modols 01 tho Nrw York-SO Chuuh SI . Sin Prlnclno-III Ihln Sl. EItc.Trl-Palc. Take tho lirAt atepa P.!:\·;:';:I~!~~~r~W~ J~~m o n lII~d. . C~~r:r~~)~"»9~:I.. <~id~l'.!',n~l; In this mechanism, the parts of which arc usually made to lower packagIng coata. beUor Sin AnlOnio-US "&lllnd 1'1 .., Fort',n Officr-44 Whllrh.U 51 .• N. Y. C.nldi.n FlCIMV-I'r..... ·llfamily kitchcn. Now she has tory, which rcachcd a production maximum o f two quin­ finestre, attreZl.'lto can montanti in legno e becclll . O~I · lras. well illustrated III the rotogr.wure a modem fnoel procelOsini,: and pack­ Ihe help uf (olLr ).:irls allli une tHan in tals a day, has been inactivc since thl! end of 1938. zontali aui a ricl!vere telai fino al somlto. II pastrfioo. section by fi\'e pictures showing the in.: 1.lant in this dty. the small hilt \·cr)' lIIudl'fIl plaul. Octobt:r, 19-K1 THE MACARONI JOURNAL I5

Many manufacturers make macaro­ carbohyt1rates, or calories. Ihe lahel me fur comment au II should nnt make Vitamins in Macaroni Products ni products under the special dcsigna­ shall bear a statement of- expendilures in new lahels until the tion oC "Pastinas" which arc labeled "(1) the presence hy weight of pm­ final reculatiulls are prcmmlgaled. By Benjamin R. Jacobs as being specially adapted for feeding tein, (at, and available l'arboh),drates infants. in slich fond; and Speody Languages Director 01 Research lor NAIAIA Whcn representations of special "(2) the numher flf a\'ailable cal­ Frendllllen lOJlcak the speediest dietary usc arc made for such TIIac­ ories supplied by a specified Iluantit)' aroni products the (ollowing regula­ language in the world, emitting .150 "Section 125.04. La~rl statol!('lIIs of such food." The use of vitamins in ma.caroni statement of the proPortion of the ti ons are proposed: syllables a minute, Japanese rank sec- products is becoming more general. minimum daily requirement for such rdalill9 10 mi.u,.ais. It is su~gested In the macaflllli man­ 111111 fa slest, Ge rmans thinl. Chinese vitamin SUPI)hcd by such food when ufacturers who arc now using vita­ fUlirth. and Italians fifth. English is The usc of minuals has also been "Ca) (l) l( the J;urported ur rtl )o consumed in a specified qualttih' dur­ "Section 125.05. Lab~1 stah·lIu·,.,s mins or minerals in their macaroni cUlllparath'ely slnw wilh its 220 s)' l­ considered by macamni manufactur­ resented special dietary use of a food rtlolin!l to ill/ernt (C/ oli. ers. Claims of special dietary tlses are ing a Deriod of one day. U such pur­ products or whn arc making claims lahles a minule, but SOllth Sea nalives by man is b.lsed in whole or in 11311 concerning sJlecial dietary properties also heing made b)' !>Ollle manufactur­ ported or represented usc is for per­ on its' minernl property in respect of- "Ca) If the purported or represent­ ha\'e the sluwest longue of all, emil­ ers on the labels of their macaroni pro­ sons of different ages or age J!roups ed srecial dietary use of a food is in of their lI1aearnni products as stated ting unl\, 50 s)'lIahles 'a l11inute in ordi­ Calcium, ducts. for which different minimum daily re­ whole or in part for in(ant", the label aho\'e, should suhmit their lahels 10 nary rnn\'crsatinn, The Food and Drul:' Administration quirements are specificd in subsection Phosphorus, shall bear the C011111l0n or usual name Iron, or started hcaril1J:s on proposed re~ula­ (1)), such statement sll:lll include such of each ingredient of such food, in­ lions designed to give effect to the pro­ proportion for each such age or group Iodine, cluding spice, flavoring, antI. culoring: \,isio05 of Section 403 (i) of the Food, the label SI1311 he.lf a statement of tht if any such ingn.'tlient consists in o( Drugs and Cosmetic Act. TIlis Sec­ "(2) I( the purPorted or represent­ proportion the minimum daily rt· wholc or in part nf plant or animal quirement for stich element sllpplitll tion dcdarcs that it food is misbrand­ ed special dietary usc of a food by nuller and such name docs nnt clearl)' Headquarters for ed if it pun)()rts to be or is represented man is based in whole or in nart on by snch food when consumed in a reveal the specific plant ur animal as a food for special dietary usc and its vitamin property in respect of anl' specified quantity during a period of which is its source, such name shall its label does not bear the inlonnation vitamin not listed in p..1ragn.ph (I one day, If such purported or reprt· be so qualified as to reveal c1earl), the required bv the regulations. The in­ and the need (or such "itamin in hu­ sented use is for ~rsons of difTertl1t specific plant or animal which is such Macaroni Equipment (onnation which may he prescribed is man nutrition. or the minimum daily ages or age groups, or other ~rOIlI I5 source. having special dietary requirement s, such infnnnation concerning its "ita­ rl'quircmcnt thcrc(nTc, ha5 not been "(b) If the purpurted or represent· - 1 for which different minimum daily ft· min, mineral. and other dietary pro­ established, the label shall bear the ed use o( a food for infanls is hased petties as may be necessary fully to statement "The need for ---- quircmenls arc slll'Ci fied ill subsccliOll ;0 Ib), such statement shall inclutle such in whole or in part un its simulation infonn purchasers as to its value for human nutrition has not been estab. DC huntan milk or its suitahilitv as il I proportion for each such age or ~roup. such uses. lished" or "The minimum dail}' re­ complete or partial substitule for 1m­ The following genernl labeling sta te­ quirement (or ---- in human nu­ "(2) l( the purported or reIIIT$tnt· man milk, the label shall bcar- mcnts arc proposed: tritiun has not been established", as l'tl slM:cial dietary usc of a food by mall is based in whole or in part on ill "(I) a !itatelllent of the l)Cr cent b\' the case may be, the hlank to he filled weicht of moisture, protein, fM , a\'ail­ "Section 125.02. Grlll'raJ LAhtI in with the name of sllch vitamin. mineral propert)' in rcsoccl of anr clement not lisled in para~ral l h (I ) able carbohydrates, crude fiher. calci­ SlaltlJltnls. "(b) For the purposes of tite r- I: re­ um (Ca), phosphorus (£I), and iron gulations the (ollowing shall be con­ ami Ihe nL"Cd for such clement in hu· \a) A (ood which purports to be man nutrition, or the minimum daily (Fe) contalnCil in such food : or is represented for any snecial diet­ sidered to be minimum daih' tefluire­ mcnts: requirement therefor has not I)I.'\' II es· . "(2) a statement of' the nUll1her ary usc by llIan shall hear on its lahr! tablished, the label shall bear the 5talt· ·' of a\'ai1ahle calories and of U.S,P. a statement of the dielarv proJ>e rtit ~ "(J) For vitamin A, 1,500 U.S.P. ment "The need for --- in hu· units of vitamin A, vitamin 11, (thia· upon which Ihe value of such food units (or an infant, 3,000 U.S.P. units man nutrition has not been estaLlish· min), vitamin C (ascorbic acid), allli (or such use is based in whole or in (or a child morc than onc but leu than cd" or "The minimum daily n'fluirt· "it.lmin I) 5UIII)licd b)' a spccifie,1 part. Such statement shall show the twelve vears old. 4,000 U.S.P. units men! for ---- in human IIl1trit iOll quantity of such food: antI presence or abscnce of any constitu­ or a person twcl\'e or more years old, has nnt been established", as the caS( "(3) if less than 30 U.S,P. unils nf ent, any alteration of the quantity or "(2) For vitamin H, (thiamin). rna)' be, the blank to be filled in v,ilh "ilall)in C (ascorbic acid), less than character of aO\' constituent, and anv 75 U.S.P. units for an infant, 125 the flame of such element. Ul U.S.P. units uf vitamin D, or less When you nood oquipmont to • good. naaily inlpocted­ other special dietary properh' of !ouch U.S.P. units (or a child more than one "(b) For the purposes of these rtg· mako macaroni • • • come 10 clean cuUiag acroaa enUre lIur­ (ood upon which such value is so th.ln 0.75 milligrams u( iron (Fe), is but less th:in six years old, 200 U.S.P. ulalions, the following should be {.on· I UI ~Jllied by the quantity of such fuot! Elmos. Hero you win lind a face of die Cl&Iured-epindle and hased. units for a child six or more but less sidered to be minimum daily T('qUlrt" whIch supplies 100 available caluries, wide variety 01 units which are knifo holder readily servicod, "(b) A food which puroorts to be thall twelve Yl'ars old, 250 U,S.P. units ments : a s!atclllent showi ng that such vitamin giving lop IUghl aervice in prac· etc. or is rellrescnted (or use in whole or for a uerson twelve or more years old. "(I) For calcium (Ca), 750 milli· or Iron, as the ca se may be, shoubl be tically overy departmont 01 lead­ in part (or correcting' anv condition "(3) For vit:tmin C (ascorbic grams (or allY person more than OII( supplied (rom other sources. , . ," ing macaroni planta. this equip­ Other Equipment resulting from a dietary deficiency in acid), 200 U.S.P. units (10 mi1li­ ycar of age, except any pre~nanl or mont is oUefod and sorvicod by man shall hCalf on its label adequate lactatinJ;' woman in which e;L ,; e tht Manufacturers also make slate­ a gO-yoar-old organization: of Other Elmes macaroni units J,::fnms) for all infant, 400 U.S.P, unit s all dircrtions for such usc." minimulU daily requirement 1.< menls their labels cOllceMlinJ,!' the onginoofl widoly experienced in aro vertical presaes. mixors. (20 mi1ligram ~ ) (ora child more than ~hall non'(altening properties of their iliac­ When claim s are made (or the vita­ considered to be 1.0 g-rnm. . the macaroni industry. knoaders, cutters. dies, acces­ one but less than twelve years old, 500 a~oll i . When such lahel is used special sories, etc. min content of macaroni products the U.S:P. units (25 milligrams) for a "(2) for phosphorus (P), 7~O lUll· following regulations are pml)osed: ligrams for any person more than onr dlttary use for these products is claim­ person tweh'e or more ye.'lrS old. ed and Ihe following regulations cnn· Short Goods Press II you havo a problem in )'car of age, except any pregnant or Tho horizontal ahort gootla manufacturing. Elmes engineers "(4) For \,jtamin D, 400 U.S.P, ~mill~ the labeliuK of Ihese \Irmlucts lactating woman in which caSC thr preas iUu.tratod above haa DU­ wUl be glad to study it and make "Section 125.03. Lahrl statrm(ll/s units (or any person, irrespcctive of I~ rCfl ulrcd under the IlropuSe( rl'gula- rrlatii:!! to trilomi,ts. ilge. minimum daily requirement shall bf tlons: • meroWi op~rating advantage. rocommendations. considered to be 1.0 J!'ram. "Ca) (\) J(theJlurportedorre­ "(5) For riboflavin, 0,5 milligram "(3) For iron (Fe), 7.5 lIIillicraml AIJIJ Mmlll/arturo'il itl (uIIIIII!! presented special dietary use of a food lor an infant, -- milligram (to he f('or a child more than one butlcss than "Section 125.06. Label .1lolrllltll/s WlWAMS & WILSON, Ltd" DI.tributor. hy miln ;s hased in whole or in part fixed on the basis of the evidence of six years old, 10 milligrams for .1 ~r: rtlolillJl 10 arlai" fo od lI.1rll ill (0"­ on its "itamin property in respect of- rt.."Cord at the hearing) (or a child more son six or more years old, except a.m Irol Of bod" wtigllt 0,. ill flidary mall­ . Vitan.in A or its precursors than one but less than tweh'c ycars pregnant or lactating womall il~ which ago'lIIr"t 'lvit" rrs/,"ct 10 dimlsi-. Vitamin III (thiamin). old, and 2.0 milligrams for a person ~ ELMES EJ!GINEERING WORKS case the minimum daily rcqUlrem,r~1 I( twelve or more vears old." h lh~ purported or re\,resented ~ Vitamin C (ascorbic acid), shall be considered to be 15 mll · ~~ ial dietary usc of a gOOt h)' man Vitamin D, or For foods Ihat are represented (or grams. . '11' IS In whole or in 1)'1rt for contrul of 213 N. MORGAN ST: eluca.c;o , , . SINCE 1851 '.• '. Ril>ofta\'in, special dietary use because oC their "(4) For iodine (I), 0,\0 1111 I' bocly weil:ht or for dietary manilJ,!'e­ the label (exceot as hereinafter pro­ mineral content the following regula- grams fo r any person 1I10re than o!IC m~nt with respl'Ct to disease, through vided in this parngrnph) shall bear a tions are proposed: . year 01' age." regulating the intake of protein, fat, 14 • ...' 'r ; • 1,'

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Ocl oiltr, 19-10 THE MAC A i{ U K i 0 U i{ >i (\ I. 17 16 THE MACARONI J OU R N AL OCl o l ~ r, 1910 J Consolidated Macaroni Machine Corp, Consolidated Macaroni Machine COI'p.

We show herewith some of our ,., .. ,.4. "., ..,, 11. latest equipment designed by c .. I1 ..... 'h,1 h,'. D" .. men with over thirty years ex· perience in the designing and construction of aU types of machines for the economical production of Macaroni, Spa. ghelli, Noodles. otc, The design and construction of all our equipment is based on a practical knowledge of the requirements of the Alimentary Paste Industry, All the equipment shown has been installed in various plants and is now in actual operation.

ipec,ialis;ts for Thirty Years •

nu. pbolo9fOPb abow. fOilr p,..... wllb Automatic Spr.ad.r. r.uol1y IUlallad 0.1 lb. planl 01 Th. Kneadem PcuQalounl MocaroQI CompaQY. B,oeklya. N. Y.. lapladall twlc. CIa many 01 th. olel .Iyl" baad• • praadlDlI typa. Her.... baaQ In ••"Ic. • .."al mOQlu aad at. Illrin'J pall,d .aUafaction la • .,.ry ,"paCI. Hydraulic Presses W. la... U. the trael. la 'J,n"al 10 ••• lb. liral macauni factory In the wo,leI with 'PJlaelln'J don. aulomaU· Dough Di'Glees cally by machln •• Noodle Cultem The Ultimate in Prease.. High lpeed Production. Over hygienic: product practicaUy untouched by human Dry Macaroni Cultem 1.000 pounds nel per hour: 40 harrela per day 01 8 hcmda. hours guaranleed. Preaaure being dialributed equally on lace of the Die Cleanem rectangular di... Itranda of extruded paate aro 01 Aulomatic Drying Machines Improvo the quality. texture and appoarance 01 your oven length. product mcrea.e your production and reduce your Trimmings reduced to a minimum. te .. than 10 poundJ labor COIta. Skilled labor unnoceuary. aa aU opera­ For Noodl .. por 200·pound batch. tiona are automatic. For Short Paatea W. cem furnt.h yO\\ w:th now pre.. e. 01 th1I type or Net an experiment. but a reality. Produce. aU tv:"'8. we can remodel ~our l)r"onl bydraulic pre.. and and fonna of paate with .,qual facility. Sanitm-y. oquip 11 with lhia Sproal1f)l. • W I do lIot Build olllht Mo(orollj Mod,inef)', but we SliIl I1uild Ill e BUI We do not build all the Macaroni COOI_II_ ....CO"""'~__.",IL .. . Machinery, bu1 w. build the best. 156·166 Sixt h StrElet BROOKLYI',"'''' I', Y " USA. , . 159·171 Seventh Strest Addreu all communlcadoaa 10 156 S.x1b SIr"1 156·166 Sixth Street BROOKLYN, N. Y., U. S. A. 159·171 Seventh Street Write for Particulars and Prices Adelr ... aU commualcaUou to 111 Sbtb Str.. t October, 11).\() THE MACARONI JOURNAL 19 18 THE MACARONI JOURNAL OClohcr, 1910 the maintenance of fresh egg qualil\·. Special [olor High Solid Egg Yolks The personnel I!!Il1ployed in 11;~ A [ENTURY OF MILLING EXPERIEN[E breaking rooms is rigidly exnmilll'(l and all those individuals not mel'lin~ By C. D. Wilbur, Sale. Manager, Ihe rigid rcquirel11~nts of the bn·ali· Egg Division, Armour & Company ing plant are eliminated. All C(llIil" ment is kept in proper r~J)air ,nul in immaculate sanitary condition. UI'l1ll The complete story behind the pro­ Clarified-Clean. AlllillUid eggs are finishing the day's operations all pilll.·s duction of special colored high solid passed through patented clarifiers. chums, ct cetera, are disassemIJll-d' egg yolks is ont: which ('\'cry noodle These devices do three things to im­ washed with a good detergent, ;lIlli manufacturer should know. The com­ prove quality and unironnit),. scrubbed so as to remove nU inhercnt rncrrial h:mdling of frozen egg meats (a) Remove all shell fragments 113rticles or the egg matter. After all has presented, in the Im51, many bac­ which might carry bacteria. the fittings are sufficiently washed teriological and engineering problems (b) Remove chelaza (the fibers that they are reassembled and sterilizerl i~ to the packers of quality frozcn eggs. hold the yolk in place in the Ii"e steam. The next morning, before The two most important problems center of the egg). operations arc resumed, the fillings which have had to be sol\,ed to in­ (c) Givc the egJ,::s a smooth uni­ ,Ire again sterilized. Sllre frozcn egg quality arc (1) the form hody. Liquids and solids As further check on the s(llilb, handling of large quantities of liquid of darified eggs will not sepa­ colnr, and bacteriological content of egg meats cconomicnll)'. and (2) the rate before freezing, while the egg meats, smnples frolll l'ach perfection of methods of handling the frozen, or a£ter defrosting. chuming arc fmzen and shiplX'11 to liquid egg which will prevent bacteria a central chemical and hacterlological These three men from our staH of millers have accumulated more than one from growing in them after they ha\'c The egJ,:: yolk is further standard· laborntory for analysis. No egn lIIeat izcd for color and solids after the becn separated front the shell. i~ shipped out to the customer until hundred yeara of milling experience belween Ihem. product reaches the chum. A small it has bern released by the laboratfJf)'. nricfly. the first problem has been s,lmple is taken from the chum and When you place your order with us you may be sure that the semolina or met by instituting the following egg .Jllalysed lor total solids with the re­ Thus the manufacturers of e~J! durum flour you are to receive will be very carefuUy milled by experienced IJf(~akin~ 111:l.I1t procedures: The sh(1I liolctollleter. A color detemlination is ntKKllcs arc able to llUrchase, at all eggs arc purchased from poultry made on the same Saml)lc. I r the color times, special color and high solidi and highly skilled millers. farms of the highest possible Iype; meets the Sf)(cial high color require­ egg yolks at a reasonable price, with ::t.fter their arrival at the egg break­ ments. it is held as a separate lot and assurance that the yolks alwal's will ing plant, Ihe\' arc chilJt!d immediately so marked. If it rails to meet the be uniform in quality, color and solhls. 10 aJ>llroximatcly 3O·F. This is done standards, it is labeled as regular color [APIT AL FLOUR MILLS , INI:. to stop the internal deterioration of ami goes tn the trade not specially the egg. Before the eggs are separated interested in the coloring effects pro­ Food Service Directors' General Offices: Minneapolis Mills: !it. Paul from the shells, they are passed Iluced by the yolk. The standardized through the candling room where hatch is then weighed out into steri­ Confer,mce highly trained egg candlers inspect lized cans and sent immediately to the each egg by hoMing it UII to a candling sharp freezer. The product is stored The Sixth Annual Conventinll ui light. This enahlcs the candler to re­ at -S-F. ulltil it can' be distributed the Foml Service Directors will Ill' jcct any egg which <1o·:s not meet the to branch hOllses ami customers. The held this year in Detroit, ~lichiJ:an, un fresh eg.i! standards. Hejected eggs arc product is transferred from the freeler November 7-9, 19·-10. Hend(luartcrs John J. Cavagnaro destroycd. to the branch houses and customer will he at the Statler Hotel. The candlel: cggs arc then taken platforms in modern transport equip­ The Conference is fostered hI' Ihe Engineers to the llTt~aking room where experi­ ment which maintains the frozen COIl­ AmcriC;1I1 Horne Economics Assoc ia­ encet! girls are employed to separate dition of the product. No deterioration tion mill the American Mallagl'mcot and Machinists the shell, yolk, and white. This is call take place during shipping. Association. The gatherin~ s ha\'r done b~' cracking the cgJ,! shell and The hacteriological population of J:rown in attendance anti SCOIK' ~ in (' t the first session at Hartford, Clllin .. depositing the yolk in a small stain­ the lrozen e~g meat is kcpt at a mini­ Harrison, N. J. U. S . .A. less steel cup which is I ~. r/.: e enough to ilium at all times. The majority of in 1935, when only a hmulful of 1'('0' hold only (llle egg yolk. The white is Sll~11 eggs contain 110 b.,ctena, but in pic interested in school lunchmom caught in a dish below the yolk cup, the process of sep

Octolll'r. 19-40 THE MACA!{ O NI JOU!{~AL 21 20 THE MACARONI JOURNAL Oclobrr, 19·10 ltral(lI in tht nimc of Iicnjam;n Frau\.;l i\! Foreign Macaroni Trade Robert Williamr. The bride·lo-be i~ :<.lis!i Mary Elizi­ ..... ilh the canny ' :I\"illg, ~nk. l'Ontribul iu ': Ilell! Ka\':lllaJ,:h, t1au~hter of :<'lr. ;1II11 "Weak" Special "Weeks" Ihdr share of Ihe Ulle n.( of alh'([lis;,,;' With hair the world at war, In­ 10 Wed ~Itl\ . ~1i1l1hew J. Kavanag:h, al so tlf Fish·cake da)' is onc of thc mosl tt:CI"IU lematiollal Commerce has l!Cen seri­ ~lil1ncallOlis , Annoullcemcnt has been made II! Special Day. "This" and Special Weeks ''That'' Are So day, being urge,!. Surely our l'urilan '''f' OIlsly afft.'CtL.... . This is plainl), relletted The ,,"eliding will take !,Iace al thc bcan must turn in tlldr gfa\'U at tllC fl' . the approaching: lIIarriage of !(ohert in the Government's Mo nthly Sum­ Church IIf the Annunciatlllll, l\Iiutle­ Numeroua !bat a "Fr•• dom-!rom·AU·Such" Week aliution Ihat thc noblc COIl alld tile 51alull lt Hickey Williams, son of James T, palalo ha,·t IlCen Idt 10 10llg IInrccII,:,,; ,. ,I . mary of Foreign Commerce for the al Kllis, OCIIlIIl'r Appearw in Order Williams. presidcnt of the Creamelle 26, 19-40. In Ihil grul eOlnmonwc:thh. II)' all IIIl';m, month of Augusl, r~el1ll)' rell'asct! It I II I ha\'e a fi sh·cake llay, \1\' the Bureau of Foreign alld Do­ COl1lpan)", ~lillncaJlllli s, Minn, The Some of Ihe sllt"t"ial wctks arc )'tl 111 n; eslic Commcrce. ~room-to·he has frequently allentlcd Thl.' lIIodern supermarket wa s ma(le for Cine of the world's hest whe.1t thtir infanry. Thc sho! Inl'n Ila\·t lIIur h The quanlity and value of mac:trnni conventions of the !\alional Maca­ As a manufacturer of qualily mac­ 10 110 yel to perfl'£l natillnal shoe an.1 nmi Manufacturers Assuciation with IKls :-.;hlc IJ\' the t!C\'el0pl11ent of cw­ foods amI win the honest ami sincere proouds in the foreign Iralle, (or in· amni, spa~lu:lli, egg noodles. \'crmi· IC3thtr wtek, and tin. walk·"·l1I ilc·a-,1.I)· his father alltl mnther, the fonncr lIomil'al rartuns ami cans whirh sell suppo rt of the better class o f-manu­ mll\"tn\enl is .liII plugging away, Iin,liu" slance has dwindled appreciatively. celli ;nltl the other popular shapes of hl'in~ one of Ihe or~anizati f} n's pnst their Wlllents wilhoul help frolll a Americanized Macaroni Products, a factur<= ts, The article rcfern.... 1 to, COll 50131illn in thc ~:n li an "W31k an.1 U; Exports of this food .lfC confined lIeallh)·." Y.~1.c. /\ . alhl ~ l ic Ilirt" rl"lS mostly to the wcstern contincnt though \llt51(lcI11 5. retail clerk. brand that I am pleased 10 scn'c in ami reprmluced in part, is entitled: ha\'c hcen Ileullallcll In kclnre 1111 the some quantities arc slill being shippetl Ill)' 0\\'11 "aluc \If wcarillg lIul .hue leather. T lte household, J desire to take to a ftw Asiatic countries as Ihe tahle IUca1l5 Crowding the Calendar shoc I1Itll were h3 ck of thi~ I1Im'l'ment, h. · this of complimenting the helow for August, 19·to, imlicates. M:lcnroni Associatiun and the Na· cali se a nalioll alllliclc,1 to aUlumnl,ih's wa; YOII'\"c~ hranl o( dog Ila)"., e\·t.rr lIog huying fcwt.r ~ h oc~ . S311(t\.;raut we.·k ma, tional Milcaroni Institute for the fine has his 1Ial" h ~ )"cla)' , 113)' cia)', ll oo m II 113)" ha,'e heen an efTort 10 h~al till' wlllln,t. "f lot"caronl Exports-August, 1940 Jluhlicily anti educational work it is Jucll!lIIrnlhr, All Sainls' !Jay, ~Ia)' Day, Ihe \\'urM \\'3r, I'ntrd ..... el'\.; ai m rll n· Clum/dis /'uUlllls lining. '\Ilril Fool'. l)a)" cia), in and dOl)' oul, ele. trilmttll ill shart, Camilla .. , . . ,. " . .. , . . ,' , . , .. , . .. . 4f1,252 AllJl:trI'UlI)' Ihru~ arc llul luOicicnl fu; nur SATISFIED CUSTOMERS As olle of the first promoters ,,( a ." , uur clllllrilluliClIl 10 the SIIt'cial' I!a)' IIrilish Homhnas ... . . _...... , ZA S2 I1 relb, [ur Ihis n31ioll has allcll'II (l \'rr 300 fatl, we IIfTcr Ille foll uwing : Kill ·a·rat Cos ta Iti(a , • •• •. , .. . ,...... 'XII National Week wherein the (,,,,orahlt. Illt'cial llay' al111 wcck . 10 its aclivilirs.-sG week, whl'n Ihe chamlll' r uf ctltnll1 l' rcc Il ilI Gual~mal3 ... . . , . . . .. , ... ,...... X7 ?pAl :lllcntiot1 o{ the American pulllic was mtt ll )', ill facl, 111:11 Ihe majorily of m IIC\'U awarel a Llut riM lflll (IIr t\'Cry lail lm,u!:h t MEAN REPEAT BUSINESS called 10 the true lIlerits of macaroni IIrar 3ll"ul half of thrm. The situatioo re­ in ; walch·)"our· wi fe week, In ma\.;e wi ~ " r mimls IIi III Iltt. Iri shnlan who saill to his M:~~~~~~ .: :::::::::::::::::: ..... ".~~ products as they arc' manufncturcll tlll5loalllls: 51,allk·the·hallY wtrk-in' llir.l· Panalna, Utl.uillie IIf . ,., ...... ,. IJ.Jt4 priu t, '" knuw all 3hout Shro\'e Tucsday. lional mattrial (or 1:ller lilerary 'I ur\.: II I I'allama, CII1131 Zone . . , . ,., ...... SU,4 J,11. Here are a few of the Leaders of the Industry and packaged for American t'OIiSUIll­ '\ 5h \\'c,lnull:a)·. 311d Good f'rilb.y, hut chilli un "~I)' I'ai"f\ll Re\'eues ill E.,rl)· Sah'ador . , .•...... , ... ,. , ." . , . . 9(111 crs who knnw lUore ;loout foods than II"hat Ihe di\·jj It Nul Sunll:!.)'?" l.ift," Tll(le ilia), ( 111 )' .hltl 10 Ihc rollfn· Gremlaml ...... " ...... ,.,...... Jh7 who have Repeated when recently remodel­ do llIost ch'ilizCfI people, ami ;IS one Thc fedin;, is groll"illl; th31 while ICll3t 5i on, Ioul ..... e: ilia), as well la\l lo;lI at lIur MtJl:ico ,., ., ...... , .. ,., . . . , .. . . ,. JR,2(..I who Ims regularly done his part in !lolilla)'s alltl culaill OIlier t1 3 )'~ Sl'n'c a Iwulltu as III worry 0\' ('( Iht m. Xt ..... folllllllantl al\l\ I . ~'\", .. , .,...... ~ .()l.i ling or moving 10 larger quarters and again u,dul IlUrl lO K', Ihe o";l'CI of Inosl IIf our Iknnutla ...... , ... , . .. " ...... , .. 4.1!90 e\'err national week prollloted for the A wrumM.: lla)' h 3.~ IM"tn nominalfll I.)· II)('(' ial da)', :md ","eeks is Iidutt li II)' the 3 ~Icilloili s l millliler in Omaha. lie '-1)"': Olhtr Ur, W. Indiu ...... ' . ',.,.. 9tO using Champion Equipment! worthy purposes mentioned, J suhmit nluhililicil)' of theln. Thc Unit(d SI;tlu ''\\It II(ttl one da)' In II!C IInr fi sls, )"rll (uLa .•• • • , .,., ...•• ,.,., ...... 9,2 10 an article that is quite intcresting, Cltam!Jcr of COO1m (rCI: tI~clar u llial Ihe oursd,'U hou se, al1<1 slltll all ullr 1ta l ~ . i Joominir:m Ht lluhl;e .. , ...... , ... 111,11/(, Xtlhrrlands \\" hllli u ...... , ... 5,+U The article tells Ihe truth, There is foul inlt rfrru willi luu in(u , lIntl Ihe sit­ Jld lc \'iIlW Ihal Ihe ;I\·traIo; C ,\mcritan nation is h«oming so stfi ous Ihat Ihe in­ slrusu his penonal Io;rin'3ncu mort' than Ibili •. . . , . .. . . ,., . .. . . , ...... , ... 5,l,72 IOHN I. CANEPA over-abundance of spcrial weeks Unli\'ia . , . •..... ' . .... , ...... , tlXI :111 aUJ.;uration of a wtt k in which nothing is his ,,!cu ing s, we suggest Ih31 grumMe til )' Chicago. m. because 1lI0st of Ihem arc tnll), weak " Uh SCfl'(II" Ina), !Je in ordtr II(! 5l'1 a5illt." Thc fol1u ..... i!!!: Ilftll:ram i! (oloIl1L;a ...... lOS l-~uallor ...... , ... ,., .• • ,...... ·UII or \'Cry wcakly suppo rtet1, J fmd this It sOnlftimu hallllt'lIl Ihal Ihclc 511t"t"i31 slIglleslell: ~I o ming-do lll u lir. IIrmnhi ing. mAFICANTI BROS. Surinam .,., ..... , ...... ••...... , ~ In he tnle of Natiollal·Macaroni-Noo­ Ila)'1 (\\'l'rI31' tach ulher, IWII, litrcc, or fllllr .snail at cuok, wife, allli children. ,\ ~ sai l Chicago. III. IOOlhllastl' calli, IlIIrnl to:1I1, anti frmrn French Gui3na ...... •.. " ...... 1,10(1 die Weeks. They arc nicely planlled. of thmt helnJ.; (titlJr3ltll at Ihc sane time. I'tru , ...... , .. . , . . . . , ...... 55 Whil( SOln t of Ihem h:we "(come aimosl hathtub lliI1(5. Aft(rnouu-national gruen· Vmt"luela ...... ,...... 1,IU9 TENDERONI, INC. The)' arc properly publicized, hut nalional in ~ lilnlio1U, IlIdr original IlUrl_ll1Sc "ling. COIIIPlain abuul Cungru~, Ia.xCj, an ,1 loliol, D\, thc)' arc weakly celebrated by the very ha ~ heen lar.:ti)" lou 10 \·i(\\". ,\rhor Ja)', l," s incl ~, E\·tning - internalio!!:!1 ,.:rum· ' fll~::: K·~~K'::::: : :: ::: ::: : : ::: .. ,. l~ fellows who stand tn profit IIInst from (or l')(alll(llt, kl'IIIS III be nlHiul1 aimosl Ming. Fumc a"ollt Japan, Wlltf, nlHl )tu" JilpOln " ...... , .. . .. " . ,...... H KENTUCKY MACARONI CO. solini. \\,ilh ~ uch Il Ich(t\ule J.;rmn!.le ,by their proper ami continued nbserv· wlloll)' h,· hallk allli illiluranre cmplo),u al l'hilippine hlallll ~ ...... 1-1,519 Louisville, Ky. 311 OC("llI Slon fur golf UT fi shing. Of all Ille i ~ huuntl : ... lit! crowdtll, Imt, willi Ihl' lIiII :IIICC, Just what is behind this "dis­ Austrillia ...... 15.1 \·tl!clalllu, Ihe unioll i. the ont)' one 1\01 til 10 Ilc tliiallh'taillc, it l'an tIC 5urn'H ful1)' IIrili ~ h Occania . ... ., . . .. , ...... ,. !It) M1CIDGAN Y.ACARONI MFG. CO. interestcd," "do nothing" attilude ha\'e a we ek sc t 31illc for il . ~ta)"he it' ~ obse n ·I',I. A~ 10 the clalt. wt. SIIII"J.;fU ;en)' Nrw Zra\al1ll , . .. ., ...... _...... % Detroit, Mirh. ntlupted hy 50 man)' of us? Arc we Ill'eaUf( Ihcrc', 1\11 such thiog as a "weak" uf the fuur i1 . I)"~ when incomc Illlt h ' ~ t 3 11· III. l::ast Africa ...... _...... , 5 "Indispensable" mrnts fall Ihlt', ur Iht finl IIf all), II \ltl th ashamed In Jluhliclze our products? uni unl Union of So. Africa ...... 5(X) MOUND CITY MACARONI CO. Thc soap manufaclurefS lIr( ufgill" a when olllcr Ililb comc in, for a I~ !run Gold Coast ...... ".... 1-10 "Our firlt Champion S.m­ Arc we afraid that a good word for bathluL wttk, wh ic h, tlf count. wOIIIl1 saint, we offcr Di snc)", " ("; run,!I~' " Lil lt" ria . , . . , ... , •...... • . , .... , . -I2U olina. BI,nd.,. IIlIlall.d 10 St. Louis, Mo. this fine food may be a good word for 1921. hal h"n lr1 cOIlllant tlf}tlst Ilh'ltltOlJ I for maktfS of lullS anti If prtlcnl pradicu COlllll1U t, calt-Utta r ANTONIO PALAZZOLO & CO. our cOllll)Ctitor? wall . Small 1.10)" shoulll IIC walcited in rdorm will Ill'come a l ulJjtCI of l,racl i,";I I. T IIIAL Q UANTITY TI) FnIlElI; S u •• and ha•• a",d u. Um., lahor aDd .,p'IlI_pay­ Cinc:innali, Ohio The Silhinx in Egypt tells us noth­ Ihis COllllcction- lh()' 013)' dcslroy all prop­ f31hcr Ihan "eademic, interesl. TIC 'Iur!' (flUSTIIILS , ., ., ...... , ...... 1l1.tl7 aga ntta the)' can find lIl'fore Ihl'ir Jl:trellil lion will lIul ht mlC of IJ !nolllh, III I h ~ \'.n Ut , ...... $15.c1l~ Ing lor Ita,U many Uut •• ing- but it rernillfls us that there ",ns gtl 10 ICC it. ),(:lr, "nl of nlultilll)'ing Ihe WCt\.: · \o J' o",r. In 1133 w. pur­ MILWAUKEE MACARONI CO .. INC. cbll.. d Dnolb" 01 tb ... nn earlier ci\'ilizalion of which we As il n ()(aml,lt or tltt manner of cdc­ IplillinK Ihtln into ,maU(r \lnih to IK'lIu it Milwaukee, Wis. o( thc lIIyriall uf ohstT\·ancu. Enn IlIfn ouill .. to I,cur. !ncr,a •• d know little. The silent, do-nothing, hratin" 3 s(lt"ci al 11a)' or wttk, Itt \IS 13ke wulGl Po .....loD. produclloD Ilod find 11 ah­ say-nothing portion of the macaroni­ raisin 1121)', ClI3Mishetl 31 br !J3ck as 1909. such a ",· hul ~lO mt. cdrbration as Ihal uf IcI"·1II1nd· o llr,owlI·llII s in~u wtek mic.: hl IOlul.I, IDdl.p.a.aa.hl ....- Ilolcll, railroad ')'lltmS, IIt"amsliip COin­ LA PREMITA MACARONI noodle makers hell' about as l11uch as Ila niu, and ru lam:lllts arc calltll Ul1() 11 10 ha\'e 10 ~ omill l'tl IlCcaus( thert j . 110 fl':!~ii '::::::::: :::::::::::::::::: ~~:ill docs the slony Sphinx. There is room i'unto Rico ...... , .. IW.JY) CORP• . Conn,n",II1 •. Po., ft;l.tllrt railin dishu at (:leh m(';ll. hunll, room Ieh on Iht crowdcll ealtlHlar. Virgin Islands , .,.,...... 7,528 nml a cr),in/.:' need for nOI only a Mac­ Calif., in the ht:trt of Ihe raisin imluslr),. aroni-Noodle Week, hut a month, yea, pUI 0 11 3 fu tin", Ihe I'agtant o( Jewels, C0111e now, let's kintlle Ihe relllai n' S .... amIiD. YOUf production with 0. Cbamplon S.mollnll BI.nd" ing" spark jnlo a raging fire. Lei our TenAL Q UASnt V lU Iss ULAN a ycnr nf the right kind of educalional lin AIUil .30. The t\'(nl is :Utmdttl )'early l' os~ r~'\s ION l\ " ., . •. . . .. " . , ... 202,95R lind SUttt GDd you will oppr,clal. why 10 mllny loading" manu· h)' Ihouu nd. of IlCo ple from 311 Ilarh of common scnse prompt ti S 10 do SO\lII.'· work that will make the American VALut; ...... $\9,722 laelullrl cODlinu. to Inellol. th.1r Champion Inlta\la\lo[1ll Itom the Unilell St31l'J, lairl)' good proof Ihat Ihin!; worthwhile in coiipcrative I'lhl' cunsumer more appredalh'e nf the tim. 10 tim. 10 k"p pile, with npondlng" bUlln .... the Illall work ., and Ihat the nation he­ cationnt work for quality Macat flni real merits of Mncaroni Producls as comCi rai,in conscioll5 for that week al TUTA" QUANnTv EXI'owlI:u AU4aJsT products• . 19·10 ., ••••••••.••• • , ., . •..• .-IX-I,I)!}; Ill.,. :1 regular, not IXcasional, food. I(asl. r CUP AND MAIL COUPON FOR mE PRom·MAKING FACTS-NOWI The er(11i1 fur Ihe inauKuralion or such -A Cuu/ri/lulv . VA"Ut ...... , .. $.I5,J211 Dcspite Illy fL"Clinl{s, 1 still believe days . houM go, we Ihink, to Ihe all{llt­ ------OClltl.m.n! that no harm will come by reprmluc­ Rrowers of tlit. Norlhwul. U;1\"iIlR finl CHAMPION l'ltllt te,,4 ml lIul1ul" on Chlm!lon F.qUI~m,," I"d com· ing the following article that appeared Inoal!clut Ihe sl ullan, "An Apple a Day FOOtI consumption in the last Ihirl)' MACHINERY CO. p.lul 4 ...11, rll .. 41". your Champ 0" Semolo". ntln4... n4 Ketlls Iht Doctor Awa),," titt)' Ofll:anittd .Window ho;(cs-folding cartons Plour OUltil, pllen, ItTml, In4 ult ml IbOUI your " .. y in a recent issue of The Cablt'gram­ ),ears has changed from a Co.1f ~ , ,OLIET, IWNOIS Time V"mlnl I'll". n3tional Apnle w«k, with allilropri3te civic With openings covered wilh cellulo!ic house organ of Kable nrothers Com­ heav\' diet to a more varied and light t.' r uercisu. allli tlte Cff)wning of a prdly_ Birl film-arc: nn important modem pnck· Manluaclu"... 01 mod­ NAWE a~ "~Iin Apl,\t," Ma)'or 1Iy1;l.n of Ntw one, much l1t~arer that recommended pany, Mount Morris, Illinois, It IlIay aging development. These \xJXC!i encourage thinking among macaroni Yurk Cil), was tlie finl to cndof5e applt by nutrition sl)Ccialisls. The foltlil1~ .m, tiaI,·lcn!DQ' .qulp' CONPANY WCtk. The II:l.int 3011 ... amish manuractur­ rombine IlroJuct ,'isibility with eco­ men that will lead to the adolltion of paJ)Cr box. offering «onomieal p3r~­ m.nt for lb. Maearoni ADDRESS ers fo\l o""cll with a ~int-up wc(k. and Ihe nomical protection and n sales mes­ agin~ for a multitude of products. 15 some acceptable Illan of missionar), rtallon folll1welJ ",hit t.cUrr honlu wtek. sagt. and Noodl. lfIdultry. CiTy . .. " . , .... STATE .. work in Ihe lucrath'c American field I:or ItvcDI )"rlln thrift ",,(elc ...."' s cele- largr:ly tcsponsible for Ihis trend. . . II .. . ' -- . .

Ocloiltr, ICJ..KJ THE MACARONI JOUltNAL ., FAI:TOBY SEBVII:E HUNDREDS of macaroni manuFacturers You call Commander Superior Semolina COM~AAND their"quality insurance." ~'el Politi but due, should he entert.1 the Best In the taxahle year, otherwise, therl.' Six Suggestions for Tax Economy will be an ovcr-statement of Iiabitil \', These manuFacturers know, after years Losses incurred in business or ill atir When You II was March 11, 19·m. "Guess I'd he replaced with s),stematic planning transaction entered for profit 3re ordi· of experience, that Commander Superior hetter get hus}' on our income tax for tax econom)', which, within cer­ naril\' deductible from gross inconl l.' , return," s.'Iid the hookkeeper at the tain limits, is beneficial, and will in­ provided they nrc closed trans,'lctinm Semolina can be depended upon For color Uniontown Ma('aroni Manufacuring elude a tax bUlIgct showing the esti­ !\u5tained during the taxa hie penoll DEMAND Company. "h is due in a few da),s." mated bases and amounts of taxes (If with iull consideration for s,'lI\'3ge, ill, and protein strength day aFt,!r day, month Many macaroni manHfncturcrs, l ' cr­ various kinds for which planning is ~urance or other compensation n· wise c01p.,1IIc busif1 :ss managers, per­ to be done; a tax calcmlar chronolog­ ceived, mit such laxit}' in the handling of ically showing the dates for prcpara­ Decluct sufficien t deprcciation earh after month, year after year. their tax retun,s, allowing their book­ tion and filing 10 avoid penalties and year. Macaroni manufacturers harc keepcrs to wa lt unlil the: last minute other disaj!recalile features; a lax rec­ lost considerable monc), by not plan, before consiill:ring their preparation, art! showing the dates of actual filing, ning their depreciation charge-offs ac­ They know Commander Superior Sem. unaware that lllc time to plan for lax p.wments, l'Orrespolldence with tax curately. A laxp.",er is not pcrmiltcll economy is during the taxable ycar, officials, claims for ovcr-payment, etc, 10 Inke advantage in later years of olina is dependable. not just before filing tillle. A reserve shoultl be set up for ta xes h i~ prior failure to take an)' deprecia· Taxes arc now a major expense ~ual to the estimated amount hased tion allowance or :tn allowance inade· and the macaroni manufacturer upon the pre\'iOU5 vcar's taxes. Then, (llI3te under the known facts o( prior should take c\'cry lawful and l)Cnnis­ when the ta x rate is set and the exact years. Take deductions for Ob5Olcs, That's why over 75 % of our orders .re sible means to keep them at a mini­ alnount becomes known, the ilem l~nce ",hene\'er J>cnuissih,le. In these mum. He cannot afford to wait until should be transferred from "Resen'es fast-moving da)'s, equipment ma)' he­ repeat orders From regular customers. the taxable ycar is ovcr hefore con­ for taxes" to the status of an accrued come obsolete faster than it depreciates sidering his tax Ilroblems an)' more liability even thou~h the liahilil\' docs (rom ordinary wear anti tear, Declu l.' ­ than he ran safe y forget other ex­ not become payable until a later date, tions lIlay he made (rom gross income penses until the end or the year and for then it becomes an accrual, not a for processing l'fluipment that is COMMANDER MILLING CO. then settle UI' in a lump sum without resen'e. \Ve h3\'e Imown cases where scrapped tu makc room (or 1Il(l~I~m further ado, Macaroni mallu(ac­ macaroni lIlanufacturers who did not units. Loss through the demolitIOn Mlnnllpoll., Mlnnelota \tlrers who wait until ncar filing time set UP resenes lacked sufficient funds or removal of an oM buildin!:. Ihe before considering their returns, are to pay their taxes on the due dates, sc rapping of aiel equipment incitlcllial not alwa)'s likel)' to take e\'el')' IMlssible ny sellinf,: aside 1/12 of the budgeted tn rcncwals ami replacements, or the For ECONOMICALLY Packaging or allowable deduction: in facl, it is tax bill each month, the taxpayer pro­ flemolition 'uf part of n huilding ill' sometimes too late to effect &wings tects himself at:ainst this cleficienc)" ci:lental to replacement, 1ll3)' be de· Macaroni & Spaghetti then, During the taxable ),ear nnd PlannilU: for lax ccononw is helpful ductible (rolll gross income. Tax before cerlain deductions arc con­ in small plants :l.S well as large, We economic!! of this nature l11a)' cui the summated, legitimate savings arc more have known instances where concerns DIES in Cartons investment in moderniz.l!ion an.1 STAR likely possihle. Appropriate decisions with onl)' ten emplo)'es ha\'e benefitted those considerin~ such Ilrogr.lIl1S ami acls 1I1ust he performed in ad­ through the preparation (f tax budg­ should include these sa\'ings when vance of the taxahle year, and if the ciS and other planning. hudgetilll: for lllotiemiz.1tion or gall~· proper action is not taken in time, if 2: Or rOlurn'aIit.1!' i,. ra/,i/ali:itl,q inl!' the desirabilit), of thi s im'estnll'1I1. rx/'fllu, WHY? the taxpayer waits ulltil the end of the lIIoi,l/rlloliu For example, When hU)'ing new trucks or I l~OC.l· $ · taxable year hefore compiling his re­ a macaroni manufacturer lI1av, charge sing equIPment, figure depn:clattull turn, the benefits may be lost or post­ an ordin.1rY repair expense of ~J 50 to from the elate or Jlun:hase and asc('r· Because the Following Results Are Assured ()Oned. For example, a ch:Hlge in the a properly account; considers it jill tain its nonnal lifc as accura.tdr ; I ~ method or accounting or the amortiza­ improvement or docs it purposelv to pos!!illie so that you can take sufficil'nl SMOOTH PRODUCTS-LESS REPAIRING tion of leasehold rights ma)' he de­ make the \'alue of his assets look credit for this deduction. sirable hut such changes must be ap­ sweeter. Such entries increase the 4: Kup abrrosl o/IIIr la,r la i"J, lESS PIniNG LONGER LIFE IlrO\'ed by the Commissioner of, In­ tax. Repairs that keep :I. property or To this end, maintain a lax fil e for teOlal Revenue hefore the end of the Cilui pment in onlillarilv efficient copies of retums on all taxes, Fetll'ral taxr!hle year : hence, the need for ad­ onerating condition, are an expense, ami statc income, Sol les tax, social Abovf: Thf PETERS vance planning. Wait unlil Ihe tax­ There are numerous borderline cases security tax, etc., also amendments ami {~~I~~~A~T8rN~O~~: CIII:a~ whl~h nil up )5·40 ahle year has passed and possible of this Iype, which ma)' be considered challl!'es to elCistinj;! statutes alld otl1l.' r C.. tt~1 ptr minulf. ff~ulr . economies will he lost for the period. an increase in callilal or an expense. 1"1 on, operltor. Cln b, pertinent tlnta, The courts frequell.llr mid. IdjUltlbl•• There arc no set rules to solve all He conservative in callitalizinJ,! such render decisions in tax cases, Whl~ I problems; each case must be handled items, when logical argument will sup­ may chall)!e methods or computalion • • RIIIIII Th. P E TERS mdh'iduall\' in nccordance wilh cur­ port them as expenses. in your favur. likewise, with amellll­ JUNIOR CARTON POLO. rent statutes peculiar to the transac­ 3: Mukr rnel. war's rrlllrll 1'0111- ments to existin~ laws, In 1939, ;111 INO AND CLOSINO MA . tion, These general suggestions, based CIIIN E which dOln up 10 pldr ill ilsrlf. If the macaroni man­ amemlmenl to the Inte rnal Re\'CI1LLe l).40 Clrlont ptr mlnuu, UpOI1 many years' experience in public ufacturer olllits ccrtain expenses or Code permits the taxpa),er to carry nqulrlnl no Optrllar, Cln acconnting and research, shouhl be liabilities within the taxable ),ear, he clVer losses sustained in 19.19 as a .tlO bt mid. dju_l.blt, help(ul however. canllol deduct them (rom the income deduction from income in 1940, allll I: Platl for lax ('(Ol/um)'. Gh'e con­ of the next year and these omissions i£ the loss is j!reater than 1940 income, THE STAR MACARONI DIES MFG. CO. siderntion to your ta x problems are olten 111311), where the tax(lJyer thc excess 111.1)' he carried illto 1941. throughout the year, the s.lme as with wailS until the la st minute to f1re;~lrc . Such losses may extend lor 2 years. 57 Grand Street New York, N. Y. PETERS MAc HINERY CO. other expenses. The assulllPtion that his returns, All expenses and ac­ The $2,000 limitation 0 11 callitallosses 47g0 l!.JVCnswooti Ave . Cllicago. III . you can onl)' grumble and p,ly should crued items, which arc expenses not (Collli"ul'd Oil I'u(/I' U) ;; \I 22 24 THE MACARONI JOURNAL Octohcr, 19W ()ctohtr, tlJ.W TilE ~IACAR O NI J OURNA l. -,,. is n~ mo\'cd Lv this amendment; cor­ or altogether avoid them, by means Treasury Dep,"lrtment llIay impose a porations in "unsound financial C41mli­ which the law remlits, cannot be tax on one taxpayer untler one in· tion" are pcnnitted In reduce fixed (~oubtcd. It is well settled that a terpretation and tax another umln a char~es and scale down indebtedness ta:cp,'yer may resort to 'any legal differellt interpretation. Some mOLl·a· by buying their securities without the methud'i available to him to depreciate roni manufacturers lean back wan: on difference between p..u value and price the amount of Ilis tax liability, 50 tax avoidallce because they cC'i.fuse paid beillJ.: taxed as a capital Rain; a long as his efforts are confined to avoidance with e\'asion and assume cOrJNlrntion may rcdcc1are it \'alue for law," that they will be penalized ffIT tn-illJi its capital siock for the capital-stock Courts ha\'e ncver assumed that the to keel' their taxes down to llIininllllO. years ended June 30, 1939 and I~O, J,:o\'crnment is any more hOliest than There hI. no wilful evasion if there: or both, hut such lIe\\' value must be the taxpayer. When t3xes are op­ is no conce31ment of Ilmtenal raftS. in excess of former adjusted dcclarl'tl pressivc or unscientific, human nature There nrc lawful !lIeans of reducing value. Numerous other changes nrc asserts itself and taxll3yers try to tax and there is no stigma allachcli allowed by this latest amendment, lighten their loads as much as possible, ttl an)' taxpaycr who follows the tax High Sp.ld Automatic rlld.r and 90 per Mlnut. TripI. Connyor Accumulator 90 pI' Mlnuto Drylnv Mlchanl.m called the "Business Appeasement Man\' incomc tax laws can be in­ laws, yet trics to keep his tax ex­ Bottom S.aler Nit W.IVht Seal .. Top 5.01" Hill," Space does not allow us 10 terpreted in more ways than one. The pense down to minimum. ('over them all hut the lew changes mentioned in the fon.·going serve to emphasize the necessity for kceping New High Speed ahreast of the lax laws at all tUlles hCl'ausc such changes and decisions Thll 40-Hour WIlek may pro\'ide means for tax ecollomy, "Short Cut" Macaron i : ; ...~fll···· .' Law Reduce. Hou ..; Hourly Wage Rale Unchanged ... , I f you O\'e"-pay o r do not take nd­ Weighing Machine vnntage of 5uch changes through ". ,... ignorance of their existcnce, you ma\' The Fair Labor Standards Act, Oct?her ~I, HI rough Sunllny, Octuht'f , be nut of luck unless )'ou are enlif,!hi­ which IJ«amc effective October 2-1, 27, meluslve. ,/ Tho Super Speod Packaging Machinery ened suhstquently and file a claim for 1938, pffl\'illed that for the first year If the employe's workweek begins illustrated abovo opens up now avonues 01 over-payment within the prescribed on or .. fter midnight, October 23, of its olleralion cl11ployes SllOUld re­ economy and production. At the rate 01 90 10 100 time limit. n1C.~ Treasury Oep3rtment ceive a minimum wage of 25c rer Colonel Fleming explained, the l'ln· isn't likely to report an o\'er-p'l)'lIlent. hour, willI overtime at the rate of Illoyer must pOly time and a hair cartona por minute. thia remarkable unit lorms a knock­ Tlu~re are l113ny allowable deductions, lillie anti a half the re~ular wage rate, nfter 40 hours arc worked in the down carton, seala the bottom, filla and weighs the con­ which macaroni manufacturers do not whate\'cr that might be, fo r all hours workweek beginning at such time. take l.cc3use thc.v do not keel' abnast in excess oC -14 worked in any work­ For employers whose rc,:ular wnrk­ tenta. 80ala the topa and delivera tho completed package of changing conditions or regulations, week. wcek heJ.:ins on MnndOlY, Tuesda)" or -WITHOUT A SINGLE HAND OPERATION. which come fa st these days, Do uot For the second year, which expires \Vednesday, the 40-hour provision will base returns upon court decisions on midnicht October 23, 19-10, the not l.ccomc effective until Monda)" The Super Speed unit rf1placca from 15 to 25 hand made se\'cral ycars ago because they Act pTO\'ided that the minimum wa~e October 28, Tuesday, Octoher 29, or may be changcd any time. News­ should be .JOe an hour, with overtime Wcdnesday, Octoher 30, respectively, operatora. takes up leas U.,lor apace than slower machines. Colonel Fleming s,1id the prest n! p..'pers and business maJ,!azines oftcn at the rate of timc and a half after and delivers Q ti'jllliy sealed, ottractivo package at the statutory minimulTI wage mte (If 30 report such changes. file the clip­ 42 hours, rale 01 one every Ihrda of a second, Each part 01 this pings for reference. Beginning October 24, 19-10, the cents all hour remains unchallgc(1. maximum workweek without over­ This docs not apply in cases where Super Spoed IIno is a separate machine, ~apablo 01 With 35 states havillg some fonll of limc is estnblished at 40 hours, but industry committees have recorlllnclUl­ cd minimum wagcs highcr thall the operating alono or in conneetion with any othor 01 its income tax law, ahout 25 per cellt the stntutory minimum wal!e docs not le\'ying a "use" or sales tax, :lbout increase until October 24, 19-11, when statutory rt.'

26 THE MAc-AIl ON I JOUIlNAL Octobu, I!),m Oclobc:r. IIJ.Kl THE ~t A C A l( 0 N I J (" ) U I( ~ ,\ I. cal communities ami the nal llll) Red CroEII Nutritionists These services nrc maintnined iwm Advise Balanced Diets the low annual membership due ~ n.. · ceivet! each ycnr during the nali.. nal BAROZZI DRYING MACHINE CO., INC. Macaroni Producba Frequently Roll C"II. Recommended (q Energy ~h is year's Illemhershil' ca ll11' .• il-:lI 280·294 Gates Avenue Jersey City. New Jersey B~d"r. hegllls November 11 am emls \'f). At National Red Cross Hc,uliluar­ vemher 30, Hecau se Ilrobh'llls of Il.'­ le rs in \Vashinb'1on is a lIutrititll1 (011- tional defense will recluire a mal"rial Renowned Manufacturers of Macaroni and Noodle Dryers sultant who is prepa red to (oOllCratc cxll designt.'iIIO aUlUmatically \\'t'ij:h lind spllghelli IIrc frcquentl)· suggest­ C.1 St.'§, "Vilamins in capsule form are be­ anti discharge cut macaroni anI! !1- horl rhe Only Firm Specializing in Alimentary Paste Drye" ed, Any number or tast); dishes lila), sl1.1ghetti intn containers. The !lrn­ he prelliltl'il with these wholesome iIII-: Ilrescribed with beneficial results . THE Omy SYSTEM KNOWN TO BE SPACE •.• TIME ••• LABOR SAVING h)' Ilhysiri:lIls 'to nUJ,:ment diets of tluction is 15 10 30 wcij:hings per )11 in' flXK is, thus temllting appetit es altd ute in a range frum 10 \1 ,;. J,:row ing children nm! those adults suf­ 4 oz. 5 AND GUARANTEED UNDER EVERY CLIMATIC CONDITION prov!ding the hot y with wannth 011111 Height of machinc i!> 7': 110M ~ I l.l (~ ferin~ from certain nutritional defl· energy. The fact that thesc products 3' x 30', arc inc!( pensive gi ... es atltled induce­ l'ieI1CLe5," Miss Melva Bakkie, Nation­ al Hl'tl Cross nutritiull consultant. O peration of Ihe machine is as ful · ment to their greater usc. lnws: Material to he package,l is ft'll a mercury switch nllache41 til Ihe hn1- Soup has its proper pi:lce in any slatcS. " Bul the current fad of gulli­ into n hopper at Ihe top of the ma· a~ce hem!l ('uts uut alltl Slups the dc~' ­ diet, the hodr needing- a ccrtnin illg "itamin pills is encouraging man)' chine frum where it passes 0 11 tn t' I ~'f' Incally "II,raleti feetl plates ilntl hencl' amount of liqUids and sail. As is the In helie\'e Ihe)' call neglect diet ami trirally vibrated feet! jllatc ~ winch the discharge of malt'rial. Simultane­ case with macaroni ami spaghetti, sunlight. Good, substantial food, tas­ discharge it il1l f; wei~h Imckels .. En ch ously a rolatin~ {',11U c ngil~ e s the Irip noodles provide both tastiness and tily prepared alltl in sufficient variety of these h!.:.:kels is cnnnectetl thr!'rll." hl'f Ihe bucket ami t li ::. c harJ,: c~ the food value. Their usc, hnwever is to provide a ca refully balanct.,

28 THE MACAIlONI J OU IlNAI Oclober, I!.IIO THE :\1 :\ C A I{( 1 X I J n L' I{ X A I. 29 and (rielills at a reception and ban­ Goodman Returns The MACARONI JOURNAL quet in its plant at Connellsville, Pa., 011 Saturday, Septemher 21, 19·m. to the Air The affair was a llIost color£ul one. The Lamplighter (Iacoh Tar~hi · h ) Trade 1Iar. R~lilttTtd 11. S. p.'tnl Ollin' The 1.lant was in full operation the has retumcd fmm lis val'atinn III l'oundtd In 1901 entirc day and thc linn's customers resume his talks over Statiml \\'1 II{ A rubliullon 10 "dunn tht Amultln )buronl frum the fivc ·slate area in it Than a Little Better lodulu)' which iv\ore under the. lIpnllsurship nf A. GII'''\' rUblo'hed Ucmlhl, b, 'he N•• ioCLaI UI(QIOIII sell s its output were gi"en first-haml man & Sons, makers of Gf)tKlm:m's Ihou'lCu.. ", Anoeiatloll u in Olfidd O"la iniuflnation ahuut the careful produc­ Pure EJ::g Noodles alld GIKK lm:I1I 's £dit ~ d br 'htN~~(~~'.{,'.i~~:!~:cfILr. o. Drawn tion and packaging uf the food the)' VcgctaiJIc Noodle SOllp. I-li s ttl'll' hell. dislrihuh.'. scrie~ of inspirational talks 111':': ;'11 PUBLICATION COWUITTEE ,\ ssociatiull President Juseph J. Sunoay, Ocwhcr 13 at 10:15 :tlltl t'''I'' J. II. nlamond •••••••••••••••••• I·ro~ldcl, l Cunen whf} is in charge of the plant's tinlle each SUliday thereafter. ri. ~: ~~';,e.b.~'W~[to·r' ;':nd 'O~n e:"'ill' j,t.. ~v,.I::~ operations believes that the relation­ We are proud 01 San Remo No. I ship betwl'en I'rmlucer and distributor ~atinl\al tlistrillUtion, cxtcnsive ,ltl· SUBSCRIPTION RATES would be henefidally strcnJ::thened hy Semolina and Unhtd StitU Ind C.n.d ••••••••• I'.SO ~r Jur "erlisiuJ::, and quantity pnuluctill1l II( our products. In .dnnce get-tftgellwrs uf this kind, saying: 1Il0st consumers J::OfltiS date rrom IHfJ), Fortll" Couauln •••• U.OO per ren, In .,Iunct various grades 01 "It is 111)' opi nion that if more of when crnckcr~ wcrc factor)' 1l:Il'lwj.(l·t l Colburn No. I ti:c~' C~;rcl:':::::::: ::::::::::::::::::U ~:::: the factories adopted this policy of in a £ol(liug cartoll. Durum Macaroni an annual reception (ur buyers of a SPECIAL NOTICB plant's output, wholesalers, brokers, Semolina COUUUNICATION5-Thc Edlin! wlldu Flours ne.. Ind 1"ltln 0' inltlnl 10 Ihe Uauronl Jobbers, chain-slores, their salesmen 10dull'f. All "'IUUI illltndfli for I>\Ibllu.iQII mUI' ruch the EdI, .. ri.1 Office. Brald.DOd. JII .. ami wives, with adaptations suitable \1 BUSINESS CARDS II lIO laltr lha" .'il\b DI, 01 ),Ioolb. to each finn's set till-it would result TJlE )'IACARONI JOURNAL I .. ~mu no rupoo libillt)' lor 'flttn or ol'lniool nl'lrll~d b,. not onl), in educatinl,! these indi!'pcn­ (Olltfibuton, nd .m nOI knowin,l,. IdnrtlM Irnlpoalibl, or "ntluI,wortb,. conunu. s,lblc agencies. but afford opportunities The publilhrn of TilE lIACARONI JOUR. for IlrollCr tic-ins with the Associa­ ~ NAL lurn, Ihl ,I,hI to 101...,1 In,. matttr fuutld,rd ~ itllCl or tllr ..snr.ntnl or ,udinl tion's unselfish policies and campaigns column ... of publicit), ami educat ion. RF.),IITTANCES-lbh all (II..., .. nr dlllh EASTERN SEMOLINA MILLS, INC. f>I,.bI~ 10 Ihl ordrr 0' tho Nilional )hearonl "All our J::uests were conducted lhnulartullfl AUa '2'JO)lOO !'acific (vasl •. . •••..•..• • ..•.• •••• 614,1(.18 654,481 698.924 -H9,ru5 s.lJ,4Z8 Anthony Alfonse de Bole AMBER MILLING CO. CJL\MlIEB OF COMMERCE MlNNEAPOUS. MINN. PETERS MAC HI N E Rye O. Tolals . •••••.. . ••••••••• . .. • •. 6JW.8i9 S,87J,9KZ 1.J95,11lJ 6,J49,~J 5,9l.1,1I(J (Am.dcaa Artichoke Indu.lr() Itt.201 Prill" Ilrut, H ... VOlk Cit' MIU.S AT RUSH CITY, MINNESOTA 4700 Raven lwoD~ Ave, Chicago, III. -IndUlin Indiana, sincc 19.)3 IInller (t'lIlra! Wesl, Eastcrn Division. ttl.phon. OUlllere, J •• n1 OUR PURPOSE. OUR MOTTO. EDUCATE OUR OWN PAGE FOR THE MACARONI OF TOMORROW ELEVATE FI"t·. INDUSTRY -- National Macaroni Manufacturers -- ORCANlze Association ChvwwnL gnlJwductuL TIt.n·· HARMON/;!£ Local and Sectional Macaroni Clubs MANUFACTURER An Original Type of Continuoul Automatic Macaroni Prell OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS 1939.1910 J. J. ('UNEO, I'n.. dcn l •• . •• . ••••.••••.••••.• . •••• . ••••• t.. Pumiala lhuronL Car~ Connell.-lIIe, I'• • Hal No Pilton. No Cylinder. No Screw. No Worm r~~ · ,n' f'if";'h~i~'I!~~~~.t~.':::::::::::::: :~i."~::i\~:!l~: . lo·.. lb~~!tU1,"Ntt~ I, R. }'(Ob l, Dlne'o' 01 Run" ...... 2026 I StTtet, N. W" W,.hlnlton, U. C- If. 1. 11onna, MlcUTJ'.Trr.. un r •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• U.,aldwood, .lUnala AI ~ rI Rnarlno, lleund ell,. lburonL co., 51. I.uUII liD. ~'i~~IRGi!~. ~1~L~iU:.~~~~r '~~~. c.r~~t~~~r SN" C~t.o. c.Uf. A. Y. Sc.arrclU. l'ottu.Sca'tlll ).Iluronl Co. , l'o,lIlnJ , {lrt. U: trll:II'~,U's.'~Jir ('wj~~ ~~ lo ~,Oli i' C#:~~.a, 111. r!I~~ V~ ~~I~~I~IJ.~I~:~~fO~{(!~.~r~l. ?~~~O~I~~I • •. lA) ItU. h lme ~laclranl )If,. Co .• L:;.dl. )lIu. IItnr, lIutlitr. C. F. llurllrt Co .• hut)' Cil,. N. J. ~ib~;t VJ7Itr,:II~ tR\:;:.~)' J~!~ieNl~~.~t:le ! ~~~d~'OO~~~le. x)'. frank A. Zunino, Thr Allinlie lllt"oni Co .• Inr.• IAlnl hllnd. Cil)" N. Y.

The Secretary's Message Op.ratl on al lim· pl. 01 It opp.aR.

r. a rolllag proc· .111 will wadi with IOU or firm dough.

Sullabl. lor Ihort and longo good .. [onference, A Business Necessity

\Vilh furciHn wars threatening world trade Sf) essential to growth of surplus­ produci ng 113110n5, anti wit h dOll1estic dangers which threaten the free fUlictioning of pr'"ate cntcrprise, is it ilny wonder thai the American economic s),stcm is not fUIl"ioning as 5111 00thl), or effectivcly as CXllectl.'tl? . The silU31ioli affects cvery linc of busincss. What can the maca roni·noodle manufacturers of this count ry do to alleviate the effects of this .!:eneral condition on their tradc generally and on their rcsl>ccti\'e business? Perhaps the best ath'i('c is that which was given to all trade associations by E:1ft Constantine, president of the American Trade Association Executivcs in his keynote address to the cOII\'cntion o f that body, heM in Chicago last month.

" It is obvinus that. whatenr the cuming year may brin.!:. one thing is certain now-that all industries dealing wilh new anti strange problems and conditions will find il nl.'Cess,1rY more than ever hefore 10 WillI", 10 ,I C'IrlWII!J" v irws, '0tvork mil "roll/l'lIIs, 10 r,'oell uyr"('lIh'lIls, and '0 do illi/lIs1rj'·wir/C' !'lalll/i,I!, olld ,M'lkillg. "The instrumcnt which industf)' maintains for such pu rposes and such cllndi tiol1s, is the Trade Association. . -, "The Trade Associa tion is dcmocratie, representati\,e, aut! rcspolIsh·t! to the ncetls or it s industry. It is the Ocst instrullle nt which business ha!' hecn ahle to develop ilS a means 10 intclligent sel('fl'glltatiou ami sc1f· hclp within Ihe law." . Produc:lng 1200 poundl p.r hour 01 ncell.nl producl. goold.n y.lIow in color. glollY Imoolh Hnllh. Ilrong In 1•• lure, Iree hom Ipoll Dnd .Ir.ab. l'roperly supported, the National Macarolli Manufacturers Assuciatifln will hell' the hltl mtry solve its most ac ute prohlellls. It's reatly. Arc we? M. J. DONNA, Surdar),. For Details Write to CLERMONT MACHINE COMPANY, INC. 2.68 Wallabout Street Brooklyn. New York

., The · Four A~es of Quality

Duruln Produ~1s!

PillN6.. rll'lI No, 1 Semolina

Pillll6urll'II Burum Fanell Patent

PillN6urll'II Burum Granular

Pillll6urll'II Burmaleno Patent Flour

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PILLSBURY FU)uR MILLS COMPANY General 0ffice8: Minneapoli8, Minn.