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Evening star., 1943-09-24
By Maraaref No,ceH

other annoyances which seem TO be
stationary.
II you have new, light, hardwood
floors you will wish to start with q
clean surface. To do this the sur
face must be scrubbed with pads OF
steel wool and either benzine or
gasoline as cleaning solvent. This
is not an easy task and furthermore
it must be done with the greatest
care as the benzine or gas" fumes
are EXPLOSIVE. Do this only on
a bright, light day when all the
windows and doors may be opened.
Keep all open fire far away and be
sure the fumes do not work their
way toward the kitchen and any
pilot lights which may be burning
on the gas range.
Ordinarily, we would recommend
professional help for your floors, but
you may not be able to get outside
aid. and as We are all doing every
thing necessary these days to keep
our houses In order. YOU may find
it necessary to spend the first bright
Saturday doing this job yourself.
BE VERY CAREFUL, scrub with a
pad of steel wool backed with a
folded, heavy cloth to protect your
hands. Dip this into the gasoline
and work with the grain of the floor.
The residue of old wax and dirt
which Is scrubbed up should be
picked up on paper towels and the
area wiped over with a clean cloth
dipped in fresh gasoline. This will
leave a clean surface. Some of the
shellac may come off, all of the
dirt and wax will be removed and
you are ready for new surface.
You may wax right on top Of this
clean area or it may be given q coat
Evening star., 1943-09-24

and ready to wear at the 8 o'clock
alarm next morning. They feel, fit
and actually cling like silk to make
your legs look just as lovely as they
ever did.
why do they dry so quickly?"
you ask. The answer is because
they're made of quick drying celia
nese yarn. And what makes them
fit well?" you continue. Celanese is
the answer again because this IA
nous yarn has plenty of give"
Furthermore, in this case, the
threads have been given secret
finish which permeates the fiber,
strengthens it, tends to make the
stocking snag-resistant and so
longer lasting. just think of the
JOY of slipping a rayon sheath on
your leg and having it fit the way
you want 1t to-and knowing that
you don't have to wait 48 hours for
1t to dry!
These stockings are not news to
some OF you because they've been
around long enough for thousands
of women to have worn them and
become enthusiastic. However, if
you haven't tried them. they'll be
good news-especially since they're
priced to give you change from a
dollar.
There's another quick drying
celanese hose which women are
clamoring for, we hear. The reason
for the noise is supershaped ankle
that won't bag. We compared it
with another rayon stocking and
found that the ankle was shaped
considerably narrower. Just the
thing for you if your ankles have
been one of your fine points!
Lots of girls looking for the ulti-
mate in wear and fiattery from a
rayof stocking have found the an
sWer in rayon mesh. The mesh
weave not only gives elasticity, max
ing for better fit than most plain
Weaves-but because of its laciness,
gives a sheer luxurious look. Actu-
ally these are sturdy enough to wear
With your hardy tweeds-yet sheer
enough to make you look like a
pampered darling when YOU step out
with your beau. And-if you're on
the hunt for hose, don't miss the
mesh that are knit so they can't
run (an interlocking stitch is the
secret. ..e<.
or course, If you're girl who
knocks her stockings around
against desks or around chairs
you'll find they may go into holes
but even SO, holes are easier to mend
than runs.
You may have noticed that some
of the prettiest legs in town have,
been stepping out in cotton. Girls
who tried them last year found cot
ton not only long-lasting, but long
lurng-eSpecially in mesh which
are wonderful fool-the-eye f1atterers.
From distance of few feet you'd
think they were silk, they're that
smooth and flne-ftting. There are
also vertical rib cottons which are
knockoutS with tweeds and wool |
dresses. They make any underpin-
ming look Streamlined and actually |
do wonders for leg that is more leg
than it should be. Cottons dry
faster, too, than the usual rayon
stocking. AS you see, cottons have
come long way from the days when
grandma hid hers under layers of |
petticoats.
But, whether you choose cotton or |
rayon this fall, you won't want to |
hide yours because you can still find
plenty that will make glamour |
gans out of your shapely limbs.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
New Hose Hopes
BY Epeipu Hayes

II you've been wearing leg make
up al summer. 1t won't be long be-
fore Jack Frost will drive you to
cover-cover your legs, we mean
Knowing that after the comfort OF
bare legs, you would be impatient OF
hosiery that bagged at the knees
and ankles, we secuted around to
see what we could find to console
you.
After seeing the stockings, we
know that there is no need for con-
ISOLATION, for there are plenty around
In both rayon and cotton that will
make you wonder what you've been
complaining about.
For example, there's one fine ray
on stocking that fits smooth as silk,
and dries in jiffy-well in eight
hours anyway. That means you can
still wash out your stockings before
you go to- sleep and find them dry
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Round About the House

Floor care is almost q universal
worry right about now. A letter
from q young housekeeper Is typical
of the requests by telephone and
mail each day: II do enjoy your
articles and would appreciate 1t If
you could tell us about floor care.
Housekeeping is . new venture for
me. I don't like very much wax,
and this may be the reason my
floors suffer more. I have had
trouble removing shoe polish marks
and also what I think are rubber
heel slide marks. Do you advise
regular use of an oil mop? I have
been using q dry mop a great deal
just because OF my dread of slick
floors. I'll be looking for your
advice"
First of all let's get after the
marks on the floor. The shoe polish
marks will come of with dry clean
ing fluid. Either the carbon tetra-
chloride type or the benzine type
such as you use to clean your dresses
will work nicely on shoe polish
which is mainly wax and oil. This
will also help on the marks made
by composition rubber heels.
You may need to rub the spot
with bit Of very fine sandpaper,
too, to remove the scar completely.
Rub with the grain Of the floor,
sanding out the scar after you
have used the cleaning fluid. Incl
dentally. If those composition soles
are on the shoes Of your own family
1t would be worth the time and
expense to have them replaced with
others. Otherwise you will be wear
ing out your floors, woodwork and
temper trying to keep the marks
removed. BY the way-carbon
tetrachloride will remove chewing
gum, tar. paint and all sorts Of
Evening star., 1943-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF A
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE sToCK
HOLDERS OF THE KIPLINGER EDITORS,
INC, at the office OF the corporation 1lS7
National Press Building, Washington. D. c..
on october II: 1943 at o'clock pm, for
the purpose of:
ElectinS trustees to serve until the time
OF the next regular annual meeting.
TranSacting such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
w. NJ. KIPLINGER. President
Dated: Washington, D. c., September
"a, 1888.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF SPE-
GAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE KIPLINGER WASHINGTON
AGENCY INC. at The once OF the corpora :
ton. 1lsS National Press BUILDING. Wash
ington, D. c., on October ", l943 at 10
o'clock am, for the purpose Of.
Eiectins trustees to. serve until the time
OF the next regular annual meeting.
TransactinR such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
W M. KIPLINGER President
Dated washington, D. c., September -,
1913.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
HELP MEN (Cont.) =,

AUTO OR TRUCK MECHANICS earn as
mneh fans =, as xosE ga weekly S and more! This
sick Dement'S, vacations with pay, annual
Workins conditions as any company in
%gs5htnstS11 sgsnis snn1v If you are re- skilled
SH5 aSs sfaE in business odss
work is on critical Job list. perm permanent sit
nss we viii show Sf You Que what our n5fa men eaan are
sesa pliono BsrPy-paPs BsSf psf'%s Hddsen nen
AuTo MEEcHfASSiiccs, four needed at once.
Top wages with plenty of overtime, and
ses ahs ins Esh' 3ats
aero AfT 5aMPshHEs MRdHANics nys MI HELpERseaTan a
good trade and earn good salary at the
same time: an unusual proposition, four
needed at once. Apply Potomac Motor
Sales lnc'' 1905 New Hampshire ave. W.
AUTO MECHANICS HELPER, a good op-
50 'Re Wees t9ds os
See Mr. Zimmerman, Lee D. Butler Co,
AUTO BODY MEN-Washington's largest
perienced body and fender man, permanent
position even after the war. shop filled
Ts our ~ Il. shGT NV
Dillon. Barry-Pate 4, Addison. 1922 14th
st. NV. Hobart 1900.
,s BAKER AND BAKERS HELfsE for max, K
afternoon at good salary, CO. 29so,
BAKER, , experieneed' white or eolored.:
faG ReSf heRf R 1896 5000 Pax Salary TS and
sffih5s ss ssisa.5 sss sSss sSss age. Or
a hass isssss a9 fs Houston s1o Sna
bndery, wonderfui opportunty VI to learn "a 1e- es>
eellent ,oa; trade s permanent t i9b Wm Norwitz
BOY. over 16. g. white White f fuil DE'' or part time.
Odd Jobs in radio store. Kennedys Radio,
BOY, coored, Tor Tor food delivery, 10 am. to
1:30 pm; salary and excellent tips. 1886
drug store; S25-S3o week. 1850 4th st.
B BOY; colored' as porter in drug store,
and Colorado ave, NV. GE. a72s.
ing plant. Apply ESQUIRE Cleaners. 607
BOY, colored. to deliver orders. and as
Manor Park Pharmacy, GE Ala.
BOYS CD. 10 work in grocery store. expert
sR1dR,sytRs sGnsiR sys y, EN- ss5s ,r,,k
5sb @ see Mr. banasn. S1ss S91k ss1s
Volta pl NV.
BRICKLAYERS for defense housing pro-
ject top wages, steady work See Mr.
Graninger, Wayne pl, near 1st and
Nichols ave. Sc.
BUS BOYS. white. Filipino or colored ;
meals and uniforms furnished Apply
maitre dhotel, Carlton Hotel 10th and K
SITS. NV.
BUS BOY. white or colored. days per
week. with good salary; one who will clean
as well as handle dishes: also chefs helper
Apply Nesline's Restaurant. 1908 r. I.
ave. ne.
BUTCHER, experienced, $50. 3705 Nichols
ave. or call AT. 1859 after pm.
BUTCHER and srocery clerk wanted Good
pay. Call at 1424 Wis. ave. NV. or
phone HO. 1897.
BUTCHER, good pay. Star Food Market,
500 North Patrick It,. Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1943-09-24

Of shellac first. When wax n not
used, some method of hardening
and protecting the surface Of the
wood is necessary. There are sew
eral fine, long-lasting finishes, but
they must be applied by professional
operators as heavy equipment Is nee
essary. At home, shellac, or one Of
the wartime substitutes, cut one
half with wood alcohol, Is q good
finish. Two coats of this are better
than one, with mild sanding In
between coats. Then, when this has
dried for "A hours, wax IL and poll
ish 1t.
Wax Is the best protection you
can give your floors. Most Of the
danger and difficulty with wax
comes from using too much. A thin
coating, polished within Is minutes,
applied once q week will keep floors
protected indefinitely. 1t Is possible
to get self-polishing, non-slipping
wakes which might help you to over
come your fear Of slippery floors.
An oil mop Is not good on q waxed
floor. Use clean, dry mop. One
that has the removable mop glove
which may be sent to the laundry
is best. The only place that an oil
mop is really useful Is on q linseed
oil treated floor and we seldom use
these in town. The oil tends to hold
onto the dust, and in turn wipes .
thin coat of grey al over the floors
daily.
These suggestions might be
worked into yearly care for your
floors. There is no reason why the
benzine and steel wool cleaning
should have to be done more than
once a year. Waxing once every
two weeks and daily picking up of
dust is the best that any of us can
do-and it does very well!
Evening star., 1943-09-24
BY Barbara Bell

What could be cheerier than the
border of tulips around the hem of
this charming apron? They are to
be. made from scraps of cottons-
Of all colors and all patterns.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1815-B
Is designed for sizes IA, 16, l8, 20, 40,
AZ, ~ and 46. Corresponding bust
measurements 80, "a, SO, 38, 40, AZ,
A and 46. Size 16 (34) requires Ola
yards 32-inch material, yards ric-
rae.
Select all the patterns you1l need
for the coming seasons sewing in
the new fashion book, which may
be ordered for Is cents, or, with a
15-cent pattern for Is cents plus /
cent postage.
For this attractive pattern send Is
cents, plus i cent for postage, in
coins with your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, Washington Star, Post
Once Box IS, Station o, New York
ii, N. Y.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Use Tub for
Window Screens

Apartment dwellers who want to
give window screens a thorough
cleaning before storing them will
find the bathtub useful. Spread a
discarded sheet or other large cloth
on the bottom of the tub, covering
all but the drain. Taking one screen
at time, pour pail of sudsy water
over the screen. Scrub until SCOT
and dirt are removed. Then tilt the
shower at an angle when it will
rinse the screen. Let the screens
dry thoroughly before sending them
to the basement storeroom.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
HELP MEN.

PRESSER; top salary. Apply ESQUIRE
Gshnes' sHbno ssHsvlHcEEs sHa n two openings for
benchwork: experience necessary: good pay
and workiIg ,cond. Also excellent proposi-
kennedys Ken asE Gsf Rsafo. sesse s4S sts s st. WIN
ROUTE MAN, essential industry; must
have p, c; permit; 6-day week. Apply
sALEsMAS-An old-established nrm de-
sires the services OF q salesman, 20 to 30
have good appearance, education and
character refersnsss Rsply in ,gh ow1 hand
perience drafs status, ss saary desired to
y. J. Heinz Co.. 21o1 5th st. ne, Wash
y. ;5;ssSy, e
SALESMAN. nationally advertised prod
SALES 0Gs sEShEsENT4TivE iisias F2H We srss sss arb
Sr e :.n9, no ;sns d car nns
sERYIdEMAs SEW IN white, ii With drivers license
S't u!s supa ssS5s 1895 GOOD as: HOB:
SHIFT MANAGE wanted for gasolin. sts, ssc
sM1fFika sIsh II z CLERK, white or colored. mus,
ssary Hsahs ssdaDs ~ses sona ISa
sH Tso aSsa e COOK: OK good wages. nc
ssass' soDA sass aosa Sd ass.. full
SODA MAN, short hours: good pay: no
s1aSSak' sTSok AND s aahi shtrfINa asS CLERK white
TECHNICAL MAN. familiar with heatins
manufacturer in Wsshinston and vicinity
presene ststemsns en Of .Haiiapiits ahts os from
the local y; 8. Employment Service; Please
FEM NoS iog6fss s6fSs sf aSn ehSss ssaT
st. ne Washinston. p. g. 25.
FkdcK RstTssa DfivERs apd for 5se Delivery of
ess oy.i. Il psr ps.d sst Rppy Ras s gi
sgsraaoslsffEERRRiss : xsAsSTMklp; sMl good salaries
| steady work. J. Holober g. Co., 611 st
UPHoLsTERER, clean shop, best working
ssOnFdiisions sSg yaFes Apply stylecraf
UPHoLsTERERs. sI.5o san hour: regula
Fl Shp SSfrrS AELPsks ia Sls seod st hours
good WORKING conditions sood FOOD salary. Ysr H0Ha Be
Hundley, 3446 l4th st. NV.
4 WAITER, colored. experienced; references
no Sundays. Apply Parchey's Restaurant
WxirEhnss vslH : ANp Nd BUS BOYS, colOred, expert
enced; high-elass rsstaurant; good tips
weidinT pressure vessels American In
strument Co., SO1O Ga. ave.
WOODWARD FOREMAN and 8 laborers t
| work. Cooper Supply Co., TR 1922.
| WIIL-CALL BOYS and stock clerks +
| work in clothing store: good starting salar.
| and excellent opportunities for righ
| parties. Apply Berns at Bond Clothing
| 1885 F st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. coIored, with drivers permit
must have reference. IA. 1874.
| BARTENDER WANTED, WHITE,
| For private club, no work Sundays; mus
have references Call for appoiu TIM emit
Evening star., 1943-09-24
fT7ldnks to Mrs. H. r. M,

1TKdnks to Mrs. H. F. M,
Washington)
4 quarts chopped green tomatoes
2 quarts chopped sour apples
Should be firm and solid-York
Imperial good)
8 cups brown sugar.
4 cups molasses.
8 cups raisins.
2 tablespoons cinnamon.
2 tablespoons cloves.
2 tablespoons mace.
Suet and citron may be added il
desired. Cook tomatoes a while
then add other ingredients and cook
sufficiently thick. When using ado
a little vinegar, vanilla and more
spices if liked. Grape juice can
also be used. Can while hot. Makes
6h quarts.
Editors note: We regret lack
OF space prevents us from print
ing similar recipe kindly sent
in by Mrs. H. H. p, Riuerdale.
The three giuen aboDe Dary
greatly in the quantity OF nlince-
meat produced, tDhich should in
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Shopping 81
Ar0und
By Dorothy Murray

People who are interested in de-
hydrating fruits and vegetables al
home will like to know about a fine
electric dehydrator. 1t is equipped
with a timer and a fan, which af-
fords ideal circulation of heat. Five
trays will accommodate a good many
fruits and vegetables at one time
This dehydrator is made by a we'll
known electric company and should
give satisfactory results. A com
plete booklet of directions accom-
panies each one.
An inexperienced cGnner really
should haze timer handy When
putting up her jams, jellies and
vegetables. The length of time
for processing is Dery important
and II your oUen regulator should
happen to be incorrectly gauged,
one OF these timers 1Dould be an
excellent substitute. These can
be used to good advantage for
other cooking, such as baking and
roasting. The timer is made a
great deal like an alarm clock, OF
metal, and comes in ivory color
only. You can time anything
from one second to an hour and
it is equipped aDith a loud bell
that sounds of 1Dhen the hand
reaches the indicated point.
Winds and sets lpith one motion.
X X n
A new bride might be interested
in having a convenient 1azy Susan
condiment set. The tray is made O
birch wood and the glass bottles ane
jars are odd in shape. There's on,
for ketchup, vinegar, mustard, sal
and pepper. The tray revolves
which makes it convenient for serv
ing at parties.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Readers Clearing House

terest "bio" and little" house.
keepers.)
10 CANNING CORN.
(ReQuested BY Mrs. L. W. M,
Gern.antotDn.)
Will some one send the Clearing
House a recipe for canning corn?
Thank you. .....
Editors note: Also many
thanks to Mrs. L. w. M. for recipe
for green tomato n1incemeat
10hich she submitted.
THAT CERTAIN TOUCH;
SECURING PADS? 4
(Thanks to Mrs. T. K. New,
RiDerdale.
First Of all, I want to tell you
how much I enjoy the Readers
Clearing House. It's a must" on
my list of columns.
Some one asked for lemon chif-
fon pie recipe. Mine is the same
as Mr.. A. L. AS in your column of
September 20 but for that extra
special touch to the pie add little
green coloring to the whipped cream
and some toasted coconut on top
of that df you can get it,. If your
coloring is the powder type, add a
few drops OF water to it before add
ing 1t to the whipped cream. To
toast your coconut, put it into a
clean, dry frying pan and stir con-
stantly as it begins to brown.
Maybe some of your readers could
help me with my problem of scour-
ing pads. My aluminium looks awful,
and I have one saucepan that is
badly burnt, and I can't do a thing
with it because I can't find any,
thing that will scrape it out. I've
tried pad that is made of straw,
but to no avail. Won't some of the
ladies come to my rescue and tell
me what to do? Thank you.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Bad Eating Habits
Br Dr. ]. B. Warren

l. Eating too much. Q. Eating too
much sweets, concentrated foods
and refined foods. 3. Failure to ap-
preciate less favored foods. 4. Fail
ure to: use sea foods and less ex-
pensive cuts of meat. 5. Too much
use OF expensive food-poultry,
meat, butter. 6. Using too little
milk, cheese and leafy vegetables.
7. Eating too much hot foods, cold
foods, soft drinks, rich desserts. 8.
Drinking too much coffee. 9. Not
taking enough breakfast and lunch.
10. Eating too fast.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Hands Off

Hands off the cushiony strip of
rubber, known as the gasket, on the
inside Of the refrigerator door
Strong cleansing agents and grease
and oil from human hands are
equally ruinous to rubber. Each
time refrigerator is cleaned wipe
gasket with mild solution of baking
soda and warm water, using damp,
not wet, cloth.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Attention!

If you would like our leafiet
containing 10 suggestions for
school lunch box menus, clip
this notice and mail it with a
stamped, self addressed en-
velope to the Woman's Page,
The Evening Star, Washington,
4, D. C.
Evening star., 1943-09-24

ARMATURE wINDERs, electric motor re-
pair men: critical industry: will train a
few beginners; half day Saturday. Electric
Equipment Co.. 134a 9th st. NV
ASSISTANT MANAGER, small hotel. know
AUToMOBiLE MECHANIC. salary and
bonus: our men are earning between $50
and $50 per week. Bendall Pontiac, 140O
HUTo pf 81 MEoaaSfc!s o;fkssfri HELPERS, generator
and starter repair men; essential industry;
Auto Equipment Co. 101 New Work ave. Il e.
Evening star., 1943-09-24

together, bring to rapid boil and
simmer until thick. Pour into ster-
ilized- jars and seal.
i. 4 enjoy reading your column and
have found it to be very helpful.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
HELP MEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other em-
ployer except upon presentation of
a statement of availability from his
last employer or the USES,
Evening star., 1943-09-24
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

Bo0}kkEEPER, BOO knowledge Of general once
I s12 MAN sys snd viii. Ho 9 MA
werk: S9s mo with, furnished house. eI. siss.
snS Cali Ifa0i ios Hh s 'So for
COUPLE. settled, for ghw experienced
aaa 5sm rssps ahd SosFd eny as sssY SIS shs sOo
GROCERY CLERK, man or woman, expert
enced' Rood hours; steady work. Salary no
So!ect to right party. See Mr.. Pisner. col
JANiToR AND wIFE-Permanent Job for
RFeoaole RoomiS, bnoss bnondrin.ing colored couple
references REQUIRED Living quarters and
And WIFE wste sGa to maintain ssaT small
apt. house; apt. and salary in return for
services; one may work elsewhere. 1879
MAN OR WOMAN. experienced only. on
mems alterations; s35 wk. 1908 Eys
PIN BOY or pin girls. full or part Tins
work; experience not necessary, Apply a.
King Pin Bowling Alleys. 1909 r. L
TAILOR wanted, experienced on ..alters-
tions steady work, good pay. Apply 2o21
YoiujNGG PERSON to learn sheet mu..s
psnst EsSTss prssIfed sss sf Box aas ga staa
WANTED, salesman and collector; high
guarantee and commissions; car essential.
1912 In evening.
WANTED, native speakers of all foreign
languages, especially those not common In
the United States; register for possible
part-time employment; no fees, nothing
to buy or sell: men or women Write all
asSsaes interSieaed IN sox s' aso.Y stsr 01 WIN p
COUPLE, GOOD WAGES,
FOR COOKING. G.H.W. AND BUTLER
EokTARLE 6uARTERs: 3, IN FAMILY.
(ContinYsd on Next PsgsJ
Evening star., 1943-09-24


Does the buffet a new will vou this lovely
or armchair?
basket design q thing
started The question beauty you create can wait
until friend
gift. - ~ ~ 80 S'n''N-"'
doe-in square method full
send II cents
Arts Department r O. Box i72. Station D. New r.
Evening star., 1943-09-24

MAN, COLORED.
Top pay for right man for cafeteria
work. Telephone Miss Greer. Columbia
lNSn
Evening star., 1943-09-24

BARTENDER WANTED, WHITE.
For private club, no work Sundays; mus
have references. Call for appointment
YNT
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-19
LALLEYS PURCHASE SANDBERG HOME

Mir and Mrs. Henry J. Lalley rave recently purchased the Sand berg house north of the Territor- ial school on B street. MT. Lalley is permanently locating in Nome and aims to help the business men and citizens with their as counting and income tax prob lems. He started in Alaska in tha Matanuska Valley where he in stituted accounting systems 'fo. the valley folks and later prac ticed in Fairbanks for few years, and now IS looking for ward to Nome's prosperous flu
 ture, where he wishes to live and make his home. The Lalleys were married in Fairbanks in l941, shortly after MT. Lalley met Bessie Ruth Smith, a Portland public school teacher, who was at the time touring Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-19
QUIZ TO BE
 HELD AGAIN ON SUNDAY

The Religious Council ot Nome will present it's second religious quiz over the radio Sunday aft ernoon at 5:30 p. m.
 The first quiz given two weeks ago was on the book of Genesis. This Sunday the quiz will be on the prophets Of the Old Testa- ment. The questions will all re- late to one major prophet, Isaiah and three minor prophets, Amos, Hosea and Micah.
 The contestants in the quiz will be Mrs. w. Baldwin, Mrs. J. Len mann, Mrs. B. Whaley, represent ing the women, and Carl Adder