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The Macaroni Journal ) .. THE MACARONI I JOURNAL Volume 36 . NO.2 June, 1954 Disclaimer: Pages 1 thru 5 are extensively deteriorated and cannot be filmed in their entirety because handling will calise further damage. _. (, TilE MA C A II O'N I J 0 URN A L 'fll~ MACAHO/il JOUHI>AL .1 , 7 . ,'. ~ I ••• W tended. Flnl iUlle U : "" oWthe r,rC'SJ '1Ill",foder\t.J anna, AI JI.I Illn, H,• • Rut and "IIU)CB. J.~ " ~ A ~ lemll1)' rot In~ (lUI bUlinOll 5nsioq, wllllakrl Jllace.t 9:45 1 m.. ~d PrCll i. 11 dent ThomBI A) Cunr.o will give Iii, ' l...... -; 6 .. l 1.~tk: S.J'.' open in! Itlclress " , 10 ci'clo.ck'!; ~ \.".:'. ~ ~'1;,r ~ 1. i , I, ii,: f, .,y' , ,' • .>1· .. · • T< ' • ' ~ ' I Followin, inp ~ rrom ..,.".,~ I ' t.. .. I ';; ' ( ' .JloI dent Tho",'.118 .f.,. U~(). past , ~elldetus 'Uon. (or If:v.k,,~~ BilCull Company eonventionren will be SUell. of the of lhe, Nnl)flll ::l,1 M caronl ~1a~ flcttnfl r. ~' l., ~idcl" felptCled » • "c:nuader with Franeitcl Machine Corporation Aa~ lu tlOJi wIll c m~nl' ~fleOy on I~e ,", JUIi Itf! !n tbo"Bfound", He i. chainnan breakfast at 8 o'clock. prob"c~1I 1 u~11 IIceo p~lahme~lt. of th el,r ... of Ihe \:41lcm MefChandisin ' Commil. .drnmuil.ltlUlIs.Il ~ 1t! reorl\'O recuglll.( I r .J. .. I!..L.. ~ Man r!t r At the hu.ineu IeNlon National tion Dnd I Ct'laim nom the m e mberahil" ~ it o. ...., ,-M .:-lAd1 u urtn 0 caronl Institute public relation. • Y"~eru" ~ .. Theodore It Sill, will hll He,! ry. D. HOIfi, a ch.arler memller of :;.£olll'Witif Mr. JohnlOn'• addreu on u will Auociation tbe ~ n hD"n l r.~nroRi ManufatlUren IDI'h~andi'InS, . a panel mot'.erated by Green. There will be At!OClli llon ... i1J )l'eIIellt a pap~ r ' OD 'MfOeiati6n PIlIt Pruident Fred Mueller report. on durum, "Uow 10 M . III ~ ~1 IU~ Macaroni". will 't. •~ a C!ilCl;L'llon on Ilpeci6c mn. olher busineu matten. Luncheo!, fu~ ~)' eryone will be ~mld (: h,~& I " ?1 and mallipmeni problema In th mam dlnlhS roc;m, li nd In the ~'F IJ'E macaroQi. field . Fred Hirkel, III the fun •., come. as In Ihe faclurer from Germn'.~i~n:k~I~N~d.~~IV:'\:the 11 I'J••• • KINO MIDAS aflernoon U Aolf luumamenl will be ht:ld ~e Wedneat:lay lu~c:heon 'wllI he 1f40.4' , •• turhulClll )'Urt. pII.42. KINO MIDAS will he Endenback bei StuUgart, will live FLOUR MilLS milll IIrsl facm , probleln~ _houlder 10 for Ihe cOI I\'cnliltnerJ. Handica" .....· iU Itll' ~ In the m~ln dlnlnl .room for Semolinl in Sepl. in il. newly Hili" • •• Plnn" . 81111.' observalions or the American scene. krl'r' DUD-'I.rk, COVIn Iff, Ihoulder with you, Ihe MlcJ' hI' tel i U dual!" will hue an ~q ual n Cl tyone. Immethalely folloM-lnslun ch. ~:;Ittd OlilY Mill in Supeo Pur Hubor ....me tymboll. ro ni Indullry. proud of our ch ltn l"t~ in Ihe I,by. Shawnre II nol el l u eon Cene!lIl Mill. wllltue the ~roul' on A Ipecilll buffet luncheon will be World War II. Peact In 194'. PIli Ind (OlInden! or our ru. ture .•• Io,ethu. I !;olfin g ~ ile . alld h~. )~n .the st"ene I hUll' trap Ihrllugh ~he beauuful ~o. the Green Terrace Thurtday noon of naliollal golf lournaRlentJl. 1 • • conol... IlJlteae,lo\·ely [utero mounlam. followed by I IJlC'Cial golf Ihow " . ' . ~·i . : pretent . beautiful "iatlll dOlled with uThfl Swing'l the Thing." Ihe tla"! lI oJl.al IIpaghelll buffet . C?f . malJ ijllaget and qualnlllhoJlI. The Board of the 1101150111 J.llhogra"h Corporation, A uarlll!cue dinner il being Illanned ganiulional .,D!'~; .. !~~.~::~d. olle of IILI' ~ ut l l a n.dill g Il!cial n'C!nls of lor WldneldllY nighl . 1t will be held on noon, and Ihe all maL.tWIIi ~Iee llll g!, Will he held on an isf.nd ill the river and will be spon. will be the banquet . TuclIda)' C\·ClUltll. June 15. • . ~ IIO ~ joillll)' by the Ambrette Corpora. a lumilliou. dinner An Earl}" Ilird. nrclkfl.ll t will b'i .tion and Ihe Allociation. inl· helL! 01 H a. rn. Wednetday morn ins, Home talent .....jJI be featured 10110w. lloom retervation. are to be June Hi. This i. a traditional fUIIl:lion illt!: the' bl rhttue with a specill Penn. redly with "bnager R. E. FLOUR MILLS AlltIlIlIHetl h)· the durum milieu. 1),1\'8nia Dutch Ihealriea!llroduction be. Shlwtlee·on·d,l··llr'laware, P"nn.yl""~ l1l u illg egg The rning', hu ~i neu ~'!lIio l1 on producet! hy the distributor Bill Ad\'aJICCI COnW I! l!flll n~gi~ ration can Wetlnt'liday .... ill fu lure one of the coun· Oldleh. Dancing in Ihe Grm Room will :nalle throut;h Ih l: .I\,,!'cl'illtion office try', OUb ll1ntlill~ merchandi!{!r. J. follow the enterlo.inment. I'alaline, lIIilloi.. Further det..11t ~ Shlney JohnlOlI, tli rec::trn of tfiide rela· On the fin,,1 da y, Thurida,., June 17, available from thaI ollice. 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