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The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 60

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Road Toll Claims that more than 10 per cent of they run bej as Informal t'l them wore put into efofct. possible. All sucKestions are Company officials exclude tape recorded and printed in CINCINNATI ENQUIRER fOOO WOM Thorsdty. Oetoeet IW! WOMtm tKTICN Rise By $1 Million NEW YORK, Oct 22 In thoithomscKes from the session so 'nninasement. N'T first six months of 1958, 22.000 motor vehicle death claims were presented to the nation's insurance companies, accounting for S5j million in benefit payments.

This was the same number as a year ago, but the amount was $1 million higher. Tb Most Important Thing About BAKING THE EXCITING Employees Join In Brain Storms SKOKIE, 111.. Oct. 22 (UPI) Almost every employee at the Rolled Steel Corp. here par ki Vie betUnc of Ingredient to beJung powder that governs Re teeming action.

Only ten theeearetcientifically balanced caa yon be sure of uniform action the miiing bowl plui that trial riaa to light and Duffy texture In the oeen That the story of Clabber Girl's balanced doaWe eefJoa. ticipates twice a month in a brain-storming session. Vice President Ralph C. Herdrich said that more than 200 sug gestions have come out of the last eight such meetings and i I if) in mi III 'I HI I I i (yqr xT Koeeaeepnf GIRL JWi noutkr dl isLejeOQeldU a iJtojiuA aHwiaAtw iiaawitari iiiMi.Qk3frtiiAi Jt BAKE-OFFS tional, and Mrs. Virginia Levering, secretary of the local group.

Other local officers of Quota, a service club of women executives in business and professions, are Miss Rosella Quinn and Miss Alice Wilson, vice presidents, and Miss Charlotte Roos, treasurer. LEADING FIGURES at the recent charter party of the newly formed Quota Club of Cincinnati are, left to right, Mrs. Marion Spear, party chairman; Miss Viola Metternich, president of the local club; Mrs. Margretta Claflin. Columbus, Ohio, president of Quota Club Interna BIRTHS a a I 4 of your grocer's now 0 AAROM Aifred end 4011 Scholl Jec- i tion bov, October 7.

ALDERSON-Raymonii end Frantei, 2177 lei-time BiH, October S. ATANOWICZ-Tadenz end Barbara. v7J Wild-brook bev, October 8. BACH Earl and Mint. JS4 Grind airl.

October 7. BALSER Gene and Jecoueline, 776 Colt'ain Ave bov, October 9. a FREE 0 0 nan Iran a if 0 Velmonko SPAGHETTI-! BRAWSTEDT-Henry and Jean, 3363 Alain oirl, October 5. BUCHtRT Euoena and Bobb, 9527 Amarilln twins, bov and irt, October 9. BYRNES Hugh and Mary.

7833 Colton bov, September 22. CAN-Clarence and Vivian, 114 W'ooloer bov, October 8 CAViNS-Jackia and Mary, 1802 Elm JW I 1 p. ROMAN BLEACH is the bleach that's best! bov. September EHYET-Stanley end Ceraldina, 1158 Towna girl, October 1. CISKO-Edward and Clara.

2749 Shaffer flirl, October 9. CLOPTON-Frcddieand Vamia, oirl. October 9. III! and Norma, 348 with purchase of 0 Stettinios bov. October 9 CUTHP-Otn and Betty, 11172 Mill Rd oirl Drtnher 9 tncii tonfi ror, NYLON, COTTON-all the rest.

Clothes come white-Sanitary, too! nARsf-William and Wev. 5973 nod 0 T)elmonico CHEF TONY ITALIAN SAIiHP iclAnri hnv. October 3. 0 DIllHOfF Joseph and Philomane, 8oo4 Brent girl, October 25. ENGEIHART Thomas and Jeenetta, 641 Third air October 6 at regular price FAUUNER-Everett and Shirley, 312 Wyoming girt.

September 9 FEUER-lerov and Margaret. 109 Park Harrnnn. bov. October 3. eiBeBeai WithROMAN BLEACH in yonr washing! GARDONIO-Thomai and Dolorei, 41 Wueif See Page 2F oirl, uctooer e.

GRAVING John and June), 1436 Cardiff At, air ur toner v. HODGE Evan and Ramoni, 205014 laitarn Ave bov, October 9. H0NSER-Joh and Marftia, 5613 Sunny OCT. 21 -NOV. 4 DAILY (See detailed ichedule below) In The Lobby Of vunnA hov.

October I. HCAE-lawrence and Martona. 2183 Montana bov, September 26 HUDSON Henry and Joyce, 211 Mohawk girl, October 8. JANSING Alovslut and Dolorai, 2302 Chickasaw boy. October 8.

KEMPER Edward and Florence. 3163 Av oirl. Ortnher 9. KllfH-Charles and Mary. 6704 ElKk THE CINCINNATI GAS ELECTRIC CO.

girt, October 5. LA GRANGE Glen and Jonora, 2540 Mound-view girl. October 8. LUERS Alvin and Marilyn. 261 Wenchm II, nlrl ftrlnhmr A 1 4th AND MAIN STS.

lUPAfclELLO-Jamej and Paulina, 4412 Av. airl. Ortnher 26. 2 Y' MAUERY Malcolm and Taraia, 4803 Winton bov, October 7. MANDEL-William and Eva.

7102 taitlawn bov, October 29. Robert and Ann, 1301 fanwick SEE! WATCH jirl. seotemoer ju. McBRiDE Lyle and Marione, 9lo Vme- wood girl, September 13. McELROY Samuel and Claudine.

ll Proi- i iiiiimeaM4 iiiMiweilii" If 1 4 pect boy, uctooer v. McGAHA Rov end Edne. 2503 laekmen St. MrVEY-Ravmond end Shirley, 7318 lernard bov, sewemoer 21. MEINEROtNG Robert end Helen, ta ner- A.

Imu A MENO-Anthonv end Mary. 8459 Wicklow A.mhr 9A MEYEP.Uelr'ed end Helen. 7 Claymore boy, September MICHAELS0N-Ralph end remleen, 2865 losantiville boy, September 27. MiiiFR-fonrad and Camilla, 323 Terrace 150 PRIZE-WINNING HOMEMAKERS COMPETE FOR $1800 III PRIZES preparing their own original Holiday Recipes Also ce A COMPLETE DISPLAY Ot BRAND-NEW 1959 GAS RANGES Judging at 2 P. Daily By Outstanding Chefs and Food Authorities Ave boy, October 7.

MIltE-R lewrance and Pose. 4305 Hamil ton girl, October e. MINOR-William end Dale. 8050 Buckmg- k.M DA nlrl ntmhr 1 MITCHELL Edward and Mary. 2832 May bov, September 30.

M0N0HAN Richard and Dorothy, 3737 Fran cis oirl, October 3. MUENCH Donald end Patricia, vm IMer-hurst boy, September 29. MUNDY Eugene and Janet, 631 Meln Covington, boy, September 28. MUNSIE-Reyfieid end Catherine, 1452 Rol- stoti girl, October t. NAGEL Ambrose end Beverly, S37I Ihel- houme boy, October 27.

NEEMAN Meurlce end Shirley, 1123 York-town girl, September 24. NORRIS-Samuel end Marthe, 1442 Duty girl, September 24. O'BRIEN Arthur end larbem, 1913 leott St Covington, girl, September 25.. O'BRIEN-Jerry enef Eliiabeth, 4031 Delenev girl, October 5. BRIEN-Petrick end Carol, 4470 Fehr boy, October 7.

OPPEGARD Charles end Jireritg, 1908 liee- low girl, September 21. PAYNE Robert end Belt, 870 Hutchlni girl, September 26. fc PEiFRS Robert end Mary. 800 Maple bov. September 29.

PHELPS-Carl end Dolores. 2521 Strefford boy, Seotember 25. PHILLIPS Rov and Oelores, 6434 Chandler ni.l n.tohr 10. HERE'S THE CONTEST SCHEDULE: PIENl'ttG-John and Mary, 7401 Sagamore oirl, October 8. I POOL-Charlas and Edna.

546 Cecful pgnwFrt'warH 'end Barbere. 207 W. 68th Oct. 31 Holiday Candles Nov. 3 Tricks With Mixes Fruit Cake judging Nov.

4 GRAND FINALS Competition Between Dally Winners For All Major Awards Oct. 23 Holiday Pudding! Oct. 14 Holiday Pin Oct. 27 Holiday Cookie Oct. 28 Holiday Snacki Oct.

29 Decorated Cakes Oct. 30 Poultry Dressing girl, September 21. REDDEN Thomas end Alice. S954 Applewood n. ,1 n.iMr I REIILV-Ed'ward and Anne.

2541 Niagara Ave oirl. October 1. RHE INFRANK Wilbur Ann, 3093 Merk- b'eit girl, wi, RICHMOND lack eno Madeline, P. 1 Imu rVtnk. 7 IIESELMAN Paul end Virglnle, 1087 Srend- view PL, boy, October HOTH-Melvin end Jeanne, ITS S.

Croat Of, .1.1 1 RJNYAN-William end Cotelle, Ct leech Ave, boy, October I. SCHIELLE Thomas and Mary, 441 Prenklln girt, uctooer 4. SCHIENE-Carl end Artie. 1931 fbonetei da .:.) A and While You're There DON'T FORGET TO ORDER YOUR EXTRA ENQUIRER HOLIDAY COOK BOOK TOWNSLEY-Justm and Hilda, 7002 Martha oirl. October 4.

TUEVLER-touis and Geneve, 317 linden nirl ftntember 23. VAlENtlNE-Raloh' end Dolores, 1391 Sutton bov. October A TU 4. U. WAUER-John and Geneve.

1107 Bitea en Friday. November 14, this special Cook Book Section 44,9 contain all of the 150 Prize-Winning Holiday Recipes prepared, boy. October 4. I it iL rrtc ILL W1LIIAMS Oliver and Margaret, 402 lonr during the bake-otfj the C.G.St, lobby. bardv oiri.

October 3. wiLLiinu ric- Ave girl, October 9 yVUEST-lck end Delois. 275 McCormlck L. nt YAfOFR-Albert Pose, 1391 Oevlll leek Bone bov, sepremoer p. SCHUMAN-Josepft and Gladys, 3921 I u.J: .1.1 iMlMflhir IT).

SCHWEIKERT-Roman rd Mirilvn, 7809 PERFECT GIFT FOR OUT-OF-TOWN FRIENDS Mailed Anywhere in the S. for Only 10c Order Your Extra Copies at the Bake-Offs or ADVERTISEMENT HAVE YOU AN OCTOPUS IN YOUR BASEMENT? MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY That's what the man told me he had in his basement. And a when I saw his furnace. I hart I to acree it not aniwwwr 'HiMwajase lip only looked THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER P.O. Box 363, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Enclosed is to cover mailing cost for extra Enquirer Holiday Cook Books, at 1 0. per copy. I understand that thii annual Cook Book will be published with iti own colorful tabloid cover as a part of The Daily Enquirer on Friday, November 14. Be prepared for the Halloween goblins that'll soon be haunting your house! Bribe 'em with fresh, crunchy Diamond Walnuts. Diamond Walnuts are thin-shelled -fun to crack! They're so much better, nd so nourishing, too.

Just full of delicious walnut flavor, as only the choicest of the California crop can be. And they're economical! Over 40 of these treats in every 1-pound cellophane bag. Glances are youll find Diamond Walnuts so fresh and plump, youU get ideas about making some crunchy walnut cookies or a walnut-filled cake. Better pick up 2 bags while you're about it! YouU find plenty of Diamond Walnuts at grocers everywhere right now. Put them on your shopping list for Halloween! like something from a hostile i planet, but It a wai one of Jthoie old-e fashioned fur-S'nacet with pipei and Ed VVund CALIFORNIA Mail Toi Name Addren City WALNUTS ducts rambling all over the i place.

A real octopus, i "When I showed him the new i Williamson Scal-Tite system he was amazed at how compact i and streamlined it is. Saves i furl, too. Now he's planning a recreation room that fits right i in here his old 'beast' used to eat up space. IV LARGE Your Name Your Address, ORDER YOUR tXTRI ENQUIRER COOK BOOK SECTIONS TODAY! Now'at new low prices ixX me show you the beau-i liful new Williamson Seal-Tite furnaces for every budget. Kd Wund, THE COMPANY.

Phone CH 1 1-7200. Gas Furnaces Oil Furnaces with filters. "Williamson Iheat-coolj America'i homes." A Joinf Promotion of The Cincinnotl Enquirer and The Cincinnati Gas Electric Co..

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