davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-15
Royal Son Born To Princess Elizabeth And Prince Philip
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) child and his mother.
 Elsewhere trumpets and bands blared; bonfires famed and fire works snapped.
 The baby was born six days be- fore the first wedding anniversary of Elizabeth and Prince Philip. Crowds outside the palace scream ed cheers to the nervous father last night.
 The Union Jack whipped in the wind above Buckingham Palace. Ships in London rocks set their sirens screaming. Sailors got a double ration of rum.
 The l2 bells of magnificent old St. PauPs cathedral began pealing in mid-morning. Bells of Westmin- ster Abbey and scores of lesser churches joined in.
 The newest prince is a distant cousin to all the crowned rulers ir Continental Europe. He is a great.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-15

great-great-grandson of Quee1 Victoria through both Elizabeth and Philip.
 Through his father, the baby can claim as an ancestor Astrid, the sister of Canute, the King of both Britain and Denmark. The infant would bring to the British throne for the first time since the death of King Harthacnut in l042 a d. rect male descendant from the Danish race which is credited with a half share in the ancestry of the English.
 Gun salutes and other noisy phases of the celebrations were passed up yesterday by old custom so as not to mar the dignity and calm of the sabbath.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-15
Mrs. Earl Coulihard left Sunday

for a short visit in the States due to the illness of her father. She was accompanied by her young son.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-15
June Eliason who has been

June LIIdsoh WHO Has DCtII working in the Roads CommissiOn office returned to her headquaT- ters at Juneau on the Pan Amer ican.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-15
Mr. and Mrs. R. Austin

child arrived from the States on Saturday. MT. Austin will be em- 9loyed by the Northern Commer- cial Co.
Evening star., 1948-08-13

program, Who Said That?"
$3.50, WTOP-"June Moon" the
Ring Lardner-George S. Kaufman
comedy.
900, WRC-John Dos Passos'
Number One" the story of an
American demagogue. dramatized.
1000, WMA-Representatives
Isaacson, Bender and Madden dis
cuss the recent special session of
Congress.
1900. WOL-Elizabeth Bentley,
the self-admitted Communist spy,
is interviewed.
Evening star., 1948-08-13

oIHER AN STATIONS.
WQ0W-570 KC.-7 am. to pm.
WpIK-730 Ke,-6:1b am. to 8 Pm.
WARL-7S0 kc.-e:1b Am. to Pm.
W6AY-t,050 kc.-e am. to $40 Pm.
WBcC-f,i70 Kc.-o:4b am. to 8 pm.
WeAk-t, 800 Ke.-s:lb an. to . pm.
W00K-i,5q0 K-e am. to pm.
Evening star., 1948-08-13

FIN STATIONS.
W INXFM-96.3 Me-. Channel 742.
8 am. to 1:05 am.
WRc-f N93.9 Me-. Channel 80.
$40 am. to l am.
WBUIFN96.7 Nc, Channel 244.
am. to Midnight.
WASHFN9T.t Me-, Channel 746.
467 to IL pm.
W Dc.FAt0t.t Me-, Channel 766.
T:30 am. to 11:30 pm.
W6Ay.FhHt07.3 Nc, Channel III.
6 am. to Q pm.
" WMllFAi01.3 Me., Channel 797.
. am. to Midnight.
Evening star., 1948-08-13

l0:45, WRC-Edward A. Teichert,
Socialist Labor Party candidate for
the presidency, discusses his party's
platform.
1908, WMAL - Recorded high
lights Of the latest Communist spy
testimony.
TeIeyision.
500, WMAL-Sigmund Roth
schild conducts program on
which antiques and objets dart
are appraised.
1928, WTTG-The Senators play
ball with the Boston Red Sox.
Evening star., 1948-08-13
HIGH LIGHTS TONIGHT.
Radio,

6:45, WRC-ElliS M. Haller Of the
Wall Street Journal is guest on
Three Star Extra"
$3.50, WOL-Rudy Vallee and Co.
median Jim Backus Leave 1t to the
Girls" - Hedda Hopper, Binnie
Barnes, Constance Bennett and
Robin Chandler.
$3.50, WRC-Cartoonis AL Capp,
Columnist Earl Wilson and Presi-
Dental Adviser George Allen are
guest experts on the quotation quiz
Evening star., 1948-02-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BABY SITTER. s.per. e sEpstEeFthy Est Sc ssm'
COLORED GIRL. neat. reliable, wants eye
ming ming lob; 2,y 5es pm; reference Fnone LIE
CoLokED GIRL wants days work. Call
c6 c6LosED SEED GIRL wants work after school
csil SUNDAY and ewes, BERTB, Ho. 6es7.
CoLoRED GIRL. neat, GOOD references
conoRsp cshes aa5' WoaaN VS. 'ss want: s.sn
s:so scso Friday. Or days xorf Friday. AD
COOKING AND CLEANING. S-day week
5:so.s;s9. wanted By neat eolorsd woman
cGGGRiff42iss III f2 LAuNDERED at hong. sessts
SoLoRED GRL desires days vort. pr
ENG iENgI1sH MAID wishes hotel o. privat.
KIM w ~ II !tEi R;ss i'ea:s: as
sissss f.! !! ~; 81 g.. ana
& da1s wo4e: s1e!sf; local orea. rei. No. it's. y
GIRL eolo5ed e1, desires snw dsys .nd
GIRL, colored, wishes Job as counter clerk
Sik!, ss!SFsa; .2 d vsats sss. days work; refer
GIRL va2f sSoTed c, dsiFfs Mf gss .aEst"s work
GIRL desires days WoTk. expeflenceo
ref. excellent: neat, dependable. DE
$3.50 ,
GIRL, colored, desires days work. Cal
NE. 1894: 9 a.m.-4;3o pm. ASK fo'
WHHELMTNA.
GIRL, colored, experienced. good refer.
,ences, wants job as mothers helper. NO
GIRL colorsd, wants ghw.: experienced
with cooking and children: neat: live In
AT. 97oS. .
worE mornings or evenings: ref. CO. 397s
GfRL. eolored, wants dishvsshins. nishts
HO 1858. .
s;R1- Fl s4;Si S.,;;. ,;;..ss:l: ss:5: fb. ~ Ast. KAT"
Evening star., 1948-02-22
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CIVIL SERVICE B0oKs-cierk. sample
questions and answers, g: clerk-carrier'
aERfT sis Evsns ssIt sds
Il i420 New YORK ave. NV. DI. 71a1.
specialist voice training; dietion; publis
TGToRiNG - ALGEBRA, geometry, Latin.
nlsntsry; Junior high subjects. UNI. 1883.
1sStS nStip snd !, 8IsgE Ss shorthand ALsx 1895
sons, modern psychology in writing. manu-.
seHoon ss DS KER sTE 1913 soh Il.
offers q short fundamental course in real
estate practice for men and women: eve-
Approved under CT for veterans. Appli.
cents invited for Tuesday, Feb. gath. for
inoLmstion or enrolment.
ENGLISH to foreign and spastic children
Write Miss iiMBGsT, sn SRsas ?. O. s Boz 1aa ss. S
teacher; bssinners. review. speed dletstion;
BANSE INSTR SsTRtcfiosM 1ds5s.e Mes saba stands y
in your directory under Daneins for future
q, We offer six 1a-hr: lessons for Sl2.
Y fP 81 81 l2s2 g2LgooM Roc NJ DiScIN iRsssSn AsDi Is6i
PTANO ms. for children; new classes form.
ing this wk.: modern. easy method. Call
PopGLAR Hs PiANo tof TAUGHT sairoh in 20 lessons;
improvising. harmony and theory included;
c afialss EWANP PDssT6f sTGbo tSs q 1os raHns s.
aGToMeBfILGo aT fLeo 6k1vfSG 81 VIZ S'GG IEssoNs-N.v
s d9ss2 si5 PICKUP 5's service. help o zs' 3
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDEp-Moderu
training in all subjects day night and
sSs HoNouR f. SSE Sas sppfSsasd
fGr p reSHre%sRts ME rms and Ss.s 81 training
MopERN TRAiNNa in besats culture. al
;ul sus'es1s t.sL1n, sauEh. ApSFHyss y
1iafIsNE Fly fI2Ra n II iNsTRuel1oS RT IA eaSS aad..
9Jo 81 biil Men and women. Phone Oliver
sfSSo sf 5' %Sss1TRucrIoN-A. your hom.
evenings and SUNDAYS BY FRED A.
sP4NfsH snd Noa'a Spanish saRg shorthand. Loves,
rates; Results guaranteed. coNcHrTA
aAhGI1 a1a B "a; A In,saD In saqcati99 nx r. 1870
Rt s60E M 2SSS
dictation; beginners and reviewers; indiV.
eoNTaxeT assETf.iS2 I sk1psEGroundation psis and
intermediate course with special indivi-
ns dus asd ss sss SvR s&ye & Mfr. eer.
23'
NEW CLASSES STARTING in bookkeeping,
shorthand, touch typihg, comptometry, all
ofhce machines: register today hundreds
of positions available; est. 80 yrs, accred-
tied BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F st. NV. Ma.
ACME SCHOOL for dental technicians,
mechanical denistry-Personalized method
Of teaching; first school licensed in N. J.
to train dental technicians: classes daily
in preliminary and advanced mechanical
dentistry: GI benefits; Enroll today. Out.
of.town students aided In billeting. IL
Evening star., 1948-02-22
BIISINE6s 8,

TEACHERs-Colieee. high school physics
chemistry. biology, mathematics, EnGlish
sHn' srs
AaENoS s1s
Charles ST., Baltimore, Md.
.sssion 'ssy:
ss'sso '1SsasA't; Plus eversime; stene Vol
la th sg5. .ypsi ssfS. ug ssssas ss4s sfs sth z,
pep nan .ssney nsl PERsos
MEL, 91S r st. NV. MA. 500.
At YOUR SERVICE Employmen. Center
tions available now Once man. under 35
product, $4,000, sect. %, public relation.
corp; steno. -. publishing co. Many
other openings. No registration fee. Place
ment charge only half OF weeks salary
Our ONCE will be open Monday.
PHYSICIST (m.l, $500: aeronautical. me
ch anical and radio engineer, BIS. desree, to
foods, SIS vi, Ms. Merssn. NA $3.50
fs1i al. i % IT. 'rs2; Nv. rsoaM ness ehSTeh SERVICE
EXEC. SECRETARY a.. meet public. un-
der IS. $3.50 mo-, exceptional openings
5oday wk;: LEGAL seSetary' sxpr nee, e
steno. -secretaries daily. exceptional sal.
soss ssss n ISL sseps pokn s srvis "a
18th Ct. nv, near Eye St: ,
ESTIMATOR $3.50 wk. (m); sxper. con.
struction, 3O-35, engineering background
SokD Ss - ~: SERVICE E sfs 18th st. NV,
oPEN ofiE MONDAY. PERSONNEL SERVICE
saLEsMsN. sai SIS wf.. f n: eoll.g. sssa; ,
pilot-direct sales promotion expr. PER.
SoNNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV. MA
ENGINEER, $50 vk; M1; grad: esxpr
ROADS and gen. development work. Con-
tact sales food sales expr.. SIS wk.: in
surance men salaries, college men. MIS-
Morgan, Ma $3.50. PERSONNEL sER''
ICE. 1911 G st. NV. near church;
eoL epES rokp RosRAf RApl ER'he SERVICE f sis i5if
Assoc. As ac sEcY.. $, 900 er3; mus. se e.-
ecutive type. college edu. Legal stenog
knowl. law, to $1,000: secy. mfr. rep. start
81, 900; Enslish- Spanish stenogr S2, 800
up; jr. stenos.. beg. to $500: temp stenos
Sl $50 hr. See Miss Reed or Miss Young
Rm. 202 MA. e0ss. PERSONNEL sERV-
l. ICE, 1911 @ st. NV. near church.
aECHETARIke, stsnogs.. bkkprs., vs an
sou' 1sr s'ss,iHf r; r.s.s nss sfas sns. Y9si
i. Z. ave. nv. RI. S7o7.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
HELP DOMESTIC tcen..,.

WOMAN, white, no cooking. assist With
family" Iii" live in. Phone sH. $3.50. -25
WOMAN, white, cook and housekeeper:
2 children, small apt: S25 . week. 4S01
WANTED-Some one who does all types o1
housework, experienced with children; live
in, desirable private living quarters; good
PART-TIME CLEANER, 8 days. so: ex.
per. only: doctors ofice and home: assist
laund.; SIG; must have loc. ref. RE. 3072
WHITE COUPLE for housework. care Of
small lawn; age, middle sos; no smokins
or drinking; $3.50 mo. Call Elk. 1884
Evening star., 1948-02-22
EMpLoYMENT sERvIcEs tcent,) J

Al EXEC. sECY., $3.50 mo. F5: undsf
work; Secy, construction, knowl. purchas::
msnfr. man s'A rep. ssey, $50 wk: iesal secy.
assoc, ,s225 mo. up; steno.- -bookkpr.. 5-day.
Es se sens't ots.1s ssasiness s issys ss5 5ds
tional secretarial openings. See Miss
D Miss Es Ws so fs Oldest hoasanss smp ssf: af:
bbosY1po's", " 1858 +. NA. ssss. Ans '''a''
OFFICE POSITIoNS-A number Of secrs-
tsrial, stenosraphie, and typist positions
MI ssRHTc. RRAI sia ksahH Wssh sIds EIEsoh: q.
AMBASSADOR EMPLoYMENr SERVICE.
We viii be open Monday. Feb. ESD. We
for A empioymsns ne1 to TO- S 91l amSi
S reputable irms who iaA oifer S excsilen. ven re-.
chance 10 advance to the hisnest I'd desres res
Of your eficieney and ability. We havs
many openings daily. Secretaries for
omees, embassy S'e and commerciai on s Arms. % s45
to S55, per week. Bank teller. requiring
knowledge Of calculating machine $45 TO
m t. yss 45 k.S sSn punb s to ops 30
| ator. S45 Invoice clerk, $40. Register
with US for selected positions. Courteous
interviews and competent placement. 23s
THE BETTER JOBS
per. housing and commercial. 5000.
O., Eectronic engineer, exper. design.
some sssIsl researeh and devslopment. ssooo
4. Mercna ndising; lge. variety OF top
Jobs in this tield, out-of town. offering at
tEsssiEs saif5sss sRS bonus WALTER H
Wash Bldg, ST 9442
Evening star., 1948-02-22
SITUATIONS WokAEk.

BOOKKEEPER, experienced. wants posi-:
tion nonprofit organization or charse Of
sDdkSFsfrn fas Ssf s0. .upersncsd k sssF e.pas.
taking full charge In small once; 6-day
week preferred, FR. 1881.
BOOKKEEPER and bookkeeping maehlne
position. write MISS EDNA WEBB, Ia
Fenrod ave. s.e., Roanoke. Va
Evening star., 1948-02-22
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored. like job as cook and
butler; exper. No. 1916
MAN. colored, and wife want janitor'
quarters: man employed outside; refer
ences Box lax, Ster.
MAN AND WEE, settled. several years
experience in restaurant. catering. club
city or country; reputation in Washington
for excellent food Call AID. 6504. ~
Evening star., 1948-02-22
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC HELP by day. week or month
We protect your home by selecting the
best help to do your work: RITTER 6
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 634 8 st. NV
DU. 4S1S, AID. 1882, 8 am. to $50 p m
Az
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKERs for the fines,
joos in domestic work; live In or out; in
to exper. workers. Apply to THE MA.
TIONAL NEGRO DOMESTIC WORKERS
ASSOC, INC, 1888 7th st. NV. rs
WE HAVE FIRST CLASS COLORED HELP
full or part time PRUDENTIAL EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE, 1853 Wallach pl. NV.
RIM z, AID. O639. "a
FOR THE HIGHER-TYPE colored workers
for your home or business, with recent ref
erences which you may verify. call Ma
TIONAL HOME SERVICE ASSN, INC.
1ll7 You st. NV, Room 3, CO. 5255
CO. 640S. .
Evening star., 1948-02-22
BEAUTY PARLoRs.
PERSONAL

BOOTH FOR RENT In colored beauty sho
20lS 9th st. NV. DU. 1887, NO. 1884.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

srENo.-sEc.. capable. expsrisnsed. alert
St. ninImum: pfsisfs6i; doctors S%ss
ssffEiNaSSGGkArHEk 81 desires p.rt.tim. xorl
sfGsSsRHfa sf2s Ssnn izf Or s.1sEsne.d sa9s
typing. technical dictation: desires evening
work or work ut home. sH. 1925.
STUDENT: vet. part time; exp; typisss. @
w.p.m.; afternoons preferred. BOX 4sH.h ~.
FRAMED FRAMED PRACTICAL NURSE desire. WORK
nigh, or de. day nn care ssas Uf children or elderly
TYPfsT desires typlng at hems: snveloges
VIE WILL ies1fsI oARE foR fss infant up to
yr; of age, to s wks. VI. 5s1e; white
tors Job. cali DU. 1928 or MI. 1884
WOMAN, colored. wishes JOB .s char
1897. 431S Polk st. ne. :.
Cali after i pm, DU 3507. =
WOMAN, eolored,, would like Job eooklns
dinner. 4:3O until after dinner. Call RE.
WOMAN. white, wishes position as house
as practical nurse; Box 61-K, star:
displays, iayouts, etc. with q. & and
Latin American. Arms. desires position in
washington. where experience may be
used. Phone TIE. 34S6. 22'
envelopes, manuscripts and stencils cut;
Pick up and deliver. Call AT. 3766. 20
YOUNG LADY, attractive, desires posi-
tion receptionist-typtst: experiencedi
would prefer photography. CO. 4767.
YOUNG LADY desires Job as baby sitter
Phone LU. 7005.
rs YOUR PROBLEM too much once over.
time? Work spilling over past o'elock7
For expert steno.-sec'y. afternoons. eve
nings and Saturdays. call MRS. FOLEY
NO .61O3, 2 to 4 pm.
Evening star., 1948-02-22


sALEswoMAN over 30, refined, capable
of conducting business Of her own WITHOUT 3u
nified, professional work, that assures per
manent income and future security. GIVE
6. pEL HARPER' aisE AZ i475 Spring place NV, Pa
Saturdays only: experienced; good salary
gss ssn%'sli'R ool REaa AsRY e.
szIaswoMEN sziG + S6iN EXP. lamps. asspeziss,
oP; STORE; shirligngton Business Center
sALRsWoMEN. experienced in lingerie and
ssHhasWoMEENUReaaytovear sHaNFo N ESlR ~ tow and mil
pery lin ssISsE9gen efPeTa St.
sEAMsTREss for mending and darnins
hotel linen Do not apply unless urine eIPert- Psrt
tms S. v1Fx 1x zcors A9o s0gie5ssReF 10 e am
sHaMsTREss. sHIh STRESS part time experience nee
SEAMsTREss, white, experienced en- alter.
aaas anq week Appg sd DRESS
MAKIrG SHOP: 174O K st. NV. Pa
sEAMsIREss' hand nishe1 fo5 work anns S1
SEAMsTREss for general repair work and
| sewing in dry cleaning establishment; Rooo
salary. DEpoNAd6 DEB Ane VALET aels sSss cSRn
ssTTEAMsTREss, sTIi expert on custom-made Dc
slip covers; sew u by contract or pieceSsork' Ss.
sIeRETARY for ensinssr; college ssa grad
5-day, 40-hT. wk. Apply. Box 245-J. Star
SECRETARY. experienced, for permanent
position in law frm. Ma, 1920. -23
SECRETARY and general ,,s1ets once worker, r. !.
Sat or TEES. morning, REGULAR VETER-
ANS ASSO.. 1115 18th st. NV, Room 204
SECRETARY to supply manaser Of radio
ditions; 5-day. 40-hour wk. Apply WASH
INGToN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
sHcRETARY. Experienced, good with hg.
METATcRHFT coRp., so4s West Virginia
SECRETARY to trade assoc. executive. In
reply state expers eduea.. age and salary
SECtRET, SYEa-nan law firm: general Of
$1,000 yr: under 30 Ma. $3.50 81
| SECRETARY, 81 to %, to director of per-
sonnel; must be able to take accurate and
young woman desiring experience in per
Sonnel administration: starting salary. So,
| 400. Apply in person between am. and
fMGR FsH ss iasf nsk'F as. s
with will an oid-estab food product CO.; 10
hr wk., S45 to start. ME. 47e3. -, IA
SECRETARY - Permanent position for
| responsibility: variety OF interesting work.
week. Give education and experience BOX
5000, Star.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMATD- WAITRESS, colored; thor
oughly exp do not apply unless you are
fashionable neighborhood. Box Ok Star
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-11

BAZAAR TEA BAKE SALE
 At The Methodist Church. Saturday, Nov 13, l to 5:30 pm. by the Woman's Society of Chris ian Service. 38 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-11
GEN. WINNING PLANE DUE HERE
 UNABLE TO LAND
Commanding General on SE Alaska Tour-Weath-
 CT Cause of Delay

A plane, reported due to arrive here from Anchorage yesterday af- ternoon with It. Gen. N. F. Twin ing, Commanding General of AL aska, and several other Armed Forces officers aboard, was un- able to land at the Juneau Air. port because of weather conditions.
 According to reports received here the plane by-passed Juneau Air port to land at Whitehorse. Pend ing weather conditions, expected to clear somewhat at the airport by late afternoon, the plane may land here sometime today.
 Accompanying General Twining, who comes on an inspection trip of Southeast Alaska, are his aide, Major Carl H. Larson; Maj. Gen. Joseph H. Atkinson, Commanding General of the Alaska Air Com mand; Col. M. T. Magoffin, Com mander 57th Fighter Group, Fort Richardson, and Col. w. E. Potter, District Engineer. Alaska.
 Gen. Twining will confer with Gov. Gruening during a one-day stop here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-11
INTERNATIONAL
 NEWS BREv!TIE5
CBy The Associated Press)


 H. V. Evatt, President of the United Nations General Assembly, predicted the East-West log jam will "te broken very soon.' Secre- tary of State Marshall is to talk with President Truman later this month. Some U. N. delegates pro- lcssed to see in recent Russian acts a willingness to try for a settle ment with the West.
 France threatened to disrupt a Western six-power conference on control of the Ruhr. The Russians. still trying to get a drain line into the rich Western German region, called the Ruhr conference in Lon don an American I'm per ist show"
 German unionists called 24-hour general strike in the American and British zones for Friday to protest high prices. It may involve l2,oOo,OOo workers and be the biggest walkout in Germany in quarter century.
 Pilgrims coming from Yugoslavta said Marshal Tito has shifted his military strength from the Trieste area to positions deep inside the country.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-11
SLIGHT DAMAGE
 REPORTED FROM
 HEAVY RA!NF MI

No new damage Of serious na- ture is reported from this week s persistent rainfall, although there are plenty of bad spots to be worked and watched.
 More of the same, put worse, '' men of the City Street Depart ment say of road conditions, with rumorS of slight movement in the old slide area.
 The worst problem for the Street Department is to keep drains and sewers clear. as the sand washed down from the mountains plug them fast. Two men worked eli night, their worst job being on Starr Hill.
 So far, the "lowlands' are caus- ing no trouble. Gold Creek has a good three feet to go before danger of overflowing.
 Its height can only be estimated, as the gauge was washed out earl fer in the fall.
 A crew is working this noon to repair hole where Ferry Way meets the dock, and to keep the washout from spreading The water washes up under the dock there, breaking the street down.
 The Basin Road was passatle this morning clear to the catwalk, which was threatened seriously by wood land metal debris from Mondays big slide on Mount Roberts. Debris was piling against the frail-looking wooden structure, under the roaring force of Gold Creek waters.
 Along the road, freshets were threatening former slide areas, and washouts seemed possible in at least two places.
 The Glacier Highway was report- ed soupy, but with no slides yet and no washouts. The old slides have been cleaned out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-11
2 FEATURES ApE AT 2OTn CENTURY
 TONIGHT, FRIDAY

Strangely fascinating is the ad- venture of a desperate mans one way path to a woman's double crossing heart in the exciting new Sol M. Wurtzel production, "Strange Journey which opens tonight at the 2cth Century Theatre, featuring an outstanding cast headed by Paul Kelly, Osa Ma sen and Hillary Brooke.
 In one Of the strangest stories of love and violence ever filmed, the hard-hitting fight for the possession of secret one woman holds is thrill lingly told against the menacingly lush backdrop of a lonely jungle island in tha Caribbean Sea.
 The other feature is Little To- dine, with little Jo Ann Marlowe as the clever child star.
 The double feature bill is on to- night and Friday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-11
FRED HANEy |SMANACER,
 HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Nov 1l.-+R The Hollywood baseball club, af- ter looking over the nation for a new manager, selected one from it's own broadcasting booth.
 Fred Haney, who broke in with Portland in the Pacific Coast league in 1918, will pilot the Stars next year.
 Haney, who managed the St. Louis Browns from 1888 to 194l, and play ed for such major league teams as Detroit, the Boston Red Sox, Chi cago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals, is 49 and was a high school diamond star in Los Angeles.
 He succeeds Jimmy Dykes, Who resigned late last season,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-11


 when he was in exile in Holland from his political enemies, Oliver Cromwell's fantastical follow CTS While there he falls in love with a Dutch farm girl, Miss Croset, al- though he spend good deal of his time with a former sweetheart from France, portrayed by Miss Montez.
 Despite the two lovely women, Fairbanks as King Charles is con- cerned mainly with overthrowing Cromwell's despotic rule, and the story revolves around his sword fights and narrow escapes from his enemies which, of course, he does successfully.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-11

 place it with sparkling new l048 Fire- ball engine fresh from the factory. It's complete power package. You get all the items listed in the panel everything new from carburetor to clutch, valves to oil pan. You get every design and construction feature that puts today's Buick engine out in front. Best of all--your engine is waiting for you in our shop right nou' because en- zine output has outstripped new-car production at the factory.
 The cost-varying bit from model to model-is low enough to make this power package prize bargain. So why delay any longer the thrill of owning and driving a 1o48-powered car? Come in today to see how simple the whole thing is.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-11
JR. IN
 SWORD FIGHTS AT CAPITOL THEATRE

Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.'s The Ex- ile" opens tonight at the Capitol Theatre to mark Fairbanks first venture with his new producing or gan.zation, The Fairbanks Con- pany, Inc.
 Released by Universal-Interna- tional, ''The Exile" co-stars Maria Montez and introduces Paule Croset, lovely Swiss French girl whom Fair hanks recently signed to personal contract.
 The story concerns Englands King Charles II in the year 1860
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-11

No Waiting for This
 Brund-N New FirebuII Engine.
 Get This Thrill Today! NOU can dish yourself up full por- l ton of the zip and go that make today's Buick engine the leader of the parade.
 You can thrill again to the surge of brand-new Fireball power under the bonnet of your prewar Buick. And you can get action-and action now. In from one to two working days, we can take the weary engine out of your faithful l937 or later model Buick--re-