The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 2, 1950, Page 7

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1950 'SURPRISE SHOWER GIVENI MRS. CHESTER ZENGER; s J A surprise baby shower was glvenI || for Mrs. Chester Zenger last nlghtl at the home of Mrs. Donald Clark.! Co-hostesses were Mrs. Ned Zenger! { and Mrs. Clark. Baby shirts and diapers, cut frem colored paper napkins and strung on pink ribbon, were strung on the doorways and a colorfully | decorated chair was provided rcx“ the guest of ‘honor. The gifts were placed in a cnb' and then opened by Mrs. Zenger. ' | Two shower games proved popu- |lar as part of the entertainment. Coffde, home-baked cake and rly-prepared whipped-jello § S| tved to the guests. ‘hose invited were Mesdames: Homer Nordling, Agnes Keifer, Ver- | non Harris, Bert Lybeck, Susan T. | Evans, Leonard Evans, Olaf Bod- \nma Jerry Perkins, J. A. Sofoulis, ' \IIULh Antrim, Eugene Wood, Heu-; ! ry Haris, Alfred Zenger, Ned Zeng- ' | er, Harold Zenger, James Bidwell, at reasonable rates. Donald Clark, Ray Day, Thomas { Moore and Alfred Zenger, Jr. Flnesl Hotel Rooms j Climaxing the party was the | return home of the Clark’s two- 1100 Fifth Avenue, | month-old daughter who stayed with friends during the festivities. Seattle 1 Washington | b 1y ANCHORAGE GUEST D. Colombo-of Anchorage is stop- ping at the Baranof Hotel. Spring Aparlmenl Holel Downlown Seattle 2 and 3 room De Luxe Apartments available WANT ADS BRING RESULTS ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY SCHEDULED SMLINGS Freighter Service — Sailings from Seatile S.S. Baranof ... Nov. 3 | S.S. Baranof ... Nov. 17 CALLS AT CALLS AT Ketchikan Petersburg Ketchikan Petersburg Wrangell Juneau Wrangell Juneau Seward Seward Flemish Knot . Nov. 10 | Coastal Monarch Nov. 24 Ketchikan Haines Ketchikan Juneau Petersburg Skagway Petersburg Juneau Pelican H. E. Green, Agent—Juneau—Phones 2 and 4 RADIO LOG Alaska Bruadcasting Co. 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Juices . «FREE Delivery on C.0.D. orders of $7.50 or more CASH ONLY Soup Canned Meat Baby Food No Exchanges No Refunds All Sales Final 10% diseounvt On shelf-item purchases of $1.00 or more Feel free io come in and looE around THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— THE BOSS HAS BEEN GROUCHY ) if \ ALL WEEK, SO I BROUGHT (- HIM SOME FLOWERS FROM MY BACK YARD | thoug might as well have a soda, Marge. I've seen hm here. VES, ITS AGAINST THE RULES TO LET ANYONE LEAVE THE BUILDING WITH A MUSICAL JOE 15 OUR MAN. CAN) BRUTAL, IM YOU FILL Us IN ON THE[ AFRAID. JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE SEVEN / YOU SEE, THAT'S HOW I KEPT MY JOR HERE ALL THESE YEARS-. Bv DOING THE RIGHT THING ] AT THE RvGHT/fl\MEJ\J Y Thanks, but not this time, ladies. { Yes, won't you have a soda %T\s? It's CHARLIE, THIS IS BEN IN THE FREIGHT ELEVATOR. IVE GOT A GUY WITH Copyright, 1950, by f THE GUERRILLAS OPERATE INJ OUR TROOPS ARE HAIZD—PREGsE—D ‘/" ( THAT FOR YOU | AND YOUR <( CAN | HAVE GOLOENROD )P HIS JOB, MR. D OTHERS ? " I'msurehe’s ¢ more than that. Leave it to me. 'l find out! e's :mooth' He isn't my idea of a mh washer. HE WAS TALKING TO ME FROM THE FREIGHT ELEVATOR —WHAT HAPPENED? Lo v =< OF FACT) IF YOU MANAGE 5 yJ“ SIZABLE BANDS. THEYRE ¢ TO HOLD OPEN THE MAJOR ROAS. )REACA THE VILLAGE WHERE JANUS JANE i FANATICAL, WELL-ARMED, AND ] LARGE SECTIONS OF THE BACK- THEY KNOW THE JUN&LE %/ OH, YA MEAN COME ALONG... WELL I'LL SHORE BE GLAD '; T'GIT OUTA THIS WE CAN'T WIN ALL OUIZVSsl DE OTHER SIDE - i IN THE FIRST FEW SECONPS OF THE FIRST GAME OLIVE %OMS B(CITED STARTS TO OPEN UP OUR NEW . PLAYERS! SINK vou INFERNAL COMBS, SINK!! ALL SIXTY GROSS I DON'T LIKE THAT NEW BUTLER M HIRED - HE'S C DUMB- OUR GAMES UNLESS WE WIN THIS ONE AHRAY I FEEL LIKE A NEW MaNY I'LL GO BACK HOME TO TH' WIFE AN'KIDDIES AN’ START ON SOMETHING WITH AFUTURE-- MY OL' THREAD AND BUTTON LINE 1 PISAPPEAIZED LET US KNOW HOW THINGS ARE. WE HAVEN'T BEEN ABL.E TO PUSH A PATRCL. TH ™™ FAR IN SOME TIME TALKINK., VE GIVINK TEN POPEVEY | WANT O S WHAT THEY LOOK uns " POPE CRITTERY 1 RECKON HE CAN'’ T GIT E OF DRETFUL SCHRCE OT A PENNY COMBS THOLUSH u THERE'S SOMEONE AT THE KITCHEN DOOR / WHY DOESN'T THAT FATHEAD ANSWER IT? I TOLD HM WE DIDN'T