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Legal Notices
r TO CREDITORS
Ne. sss5

Netiee herebY ktyeu that lef
terx tesisfuenfsrY on the estate %
Mm Mtuc S Akely decreased
afere granted 70 the undersigned
~ ~ chancefg Court es Jack
son COUNTY. Mississippi nn the
ar d. ~ September. iat1 and
III persons having claims aasinst
SAID rafale are hereby notified %
pseseng tneif claims t. the Clerk
uf sac Court ard 20 have them
pfnbated and allowed within SIX
month from this date failure 50
~ d. viii bar tire claim
The TIE 10Th day 81 September.
1912
MRS HATTIE a WITHERS
EXecutgix
SIS =. I02a
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NOTICE TO

Sealea blds fo9 the eaasfnuc
ton q Extensions and Improve
ments Il the Cftys SANITARY
Sewer system Wiif b. reserved
81 TIE Masor ard Couneiinen of
The CTS 81 pasczgouis Misslssp
81. = zhe Cfty Hal II FsseHseaia.
unfli = + n. Central Va TImel
4anHax. DctooeF te iez2 al
vh,eh tine and place thek viii
- publicly opened and reaa
The kurk fa2 Nhicn bHds are
nV.lea NlH consist Of the follow
fnK
Division 30 I
The eanstrucaau 81 : primary
se0sze treatment plant NEln .
aessen capacity u IS MGU and
the construction q eszns seWag
un pump stations
Division Ne 2
Extension End improvements
10 - aNer eollecu0a ssstem.
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NOTICE TO

rs THE CHANCERy COURT.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY or JACKSON
IN THE MATTER OF THE
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
OF MERGED NJ DELMAS, DE
CEASED
No s620is
All persons are hereby notified
that the Will of MERGED n Del
mas. deceased, has been filed for
probate with the Chancery Clerk
al Jackson County. Mississippi.
and the undersigned. having been
appointed Administrative Of said
estate by the Chancery Court OF
said County. AMI having qualified
as such. Letters Testamentary and
of Administration have been is
sued 10 her.
Notice is hereby given II ali
persons having claims against said
estate to present such claims e
the Chancery Clerk of said Coun.
" in order that they may be pro.
nated. registered and allowed and
this Ia Be- done within six months
from this date. and al such claims
not SO psobated registered and
allowed within said time. viii be
forever barred
Witness my hand this the 24th
day of September. A y i942
OLIVIA v. DELMAS
ADMINISTRATIVE
9 rs. 1912. 10 70. 10 i6
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eussls Masspn
Het Refas
aa Laafs
IR aentciie
= Maap
Amount 81 eapsas stocs
particulars
laereaf
ss6 0ss a. Csana0n CAPITAL
Stack
5 Kueb % spares ur
ana pa ge Uaeo aHa
pan Thousand ThB
- thl pat vaale 8
snare
s TIE scd d ex uaee not
- eNea fifty yea t
Is9l YEARS
The gafpese Ea whfch 8
created Re e@n 8gefaie ana
maintain = Renegai WHoiea
retail grocer ans supply oa
ness g. purchase ba Ger "a uae
wiee acquire and sell ~
saie OF retail. q *au aHa
retail groceries fresh fruits ans
vegetables caunea 81 oattfea
leeds af Beverage nn8 aaF aih
- food commodities goods - a.
IEctes which Tray BE- IL
a. Offered fef sale s. RnQle g
retail Tor consumption - q
purchase e. otherwise aeau ara
70 sell At wholesale 81 retail aaa
Wage. farm supplies iegt 42e
livestock feeas ard other sn{naI
feeds & aeauire pVan, maintain
Operate and equip aQ3oupDiirf b
atiEer vehicles for the tfanspuf
fatiou uE Is statesmen employee
and executives 20 acquire own.
maintain operate ans equip mo
taf trucks and 8sfef Feeaeses
suas arc ba4ges ns tte a
puristion and acliVeEs aF use eafn
madlties dealt ~ IS t1e CugpaE
alton snd - sell 81 az1legw ass
puse uf same when not uee8ea ct
desired te acquire bg purchase
gift uf otherwise lands - be
Used fog corporate purposes and e
purchase erect construct snd
malniaiu thereon ans and
buildings or structures necesss
r convenient 81 desired sa9 ue
Operation Of the corporation
business and to equip and turn
lsn the same; 10 sell lease b eta
efprtse dispose 81 anV alti 81
property resi o. personal nnl
neede1 o. aeslrea for the opefs
ton oi the business u the cuapaF
alton or to hold and utilize the
s9me aud % engage generals 2
addition e. the powers nereif
specifically enumerated III Whal
Is commonly ana generally known
as a retail ana wnoiesaie gocex2
business
Tine rights and powers that mas
D. exercised by tins corporation
IN additton To the foregoing A.
those conferred rs Chapter 100
Coae q M-lsslsslppl u 1880. and
amendments thereto
g Number 81 Shares OF eaeh
class 10 be subscribed and pa.d fuI
before tie corporation may begin
business
One thousand d.00al shares.
] ! HEBERg aH
PAUL J WHITE.
= G. HIRTH.
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CHARTER OF INcoHPoRA.
TON OF MERCHANTS CASH
GROCERY, INC.

pASCACOULA MISSISSIPPI
FILED SEPTEMBER II. 1912
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
OFFICE OF
SECRETARY or STATE
/ Walker Wo Cd Secretary g.
State. do certify that the Charter
If incorporation hereto attached
entitled the Charter Of Iacorpor
alton OF MERCHANTS CASH
GROCERY INC. was pursuant T.
the provisions Of Chapter leV.
Code az Mississippi Of 1880. Re
corded IN the Records Of incorpor-
ations IN this office Book No II
a. Page s..
Given under my hand ard the
Great Seal 81 the State Of Mis-.
sissippl hefeunlo affixed TINS 18th
daN nj September la41
SEAL WALKER wool
Secretary . State
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pfoxImsic. a loiioWR
1871 lin ~ & inch II sewers
q SO lin p iueh Y Sewer
IS hin 81 II tmch y Sewers
las Lfn ~ u inch s. E sewers
zn91 lin ~ IS fuan y & sewers
Too lin ~ - inch y { Sewers
lR9l Ian r 8 inch a G seWers
IS ssts lin 81 B iacn A G Sewers
- 14t I'm p 10 INCH a c Sewers
Es4 I'm II IL 3nch A { Sewers
81 Ian p = inch a G Sewers
e Lia r. 6 inch A FmW Mains
3S Ln r 8 tneh A & Fofce
Mains
JOS I'm - 10 inch a { Fogss
Ss5 Lin p s inch { / sewers
Ig5 Ian IT 10 inch & ! Sewers
50 Lin Ft IS Inch G ! Sewers
60 GO Lin r ! inch Concrete
Service Lines
50 ca Yds Concrete Bedding
Z Gu YdS Concrete IA Existing
Manhoiex
Is n Ft BM Tumbe4 Beading
az Ian. p Cretsoted piling
; II Fl, BM Creos0ied Timber
Cradles
81 Zach Regular Manholes
y Each Drop Manholes
7 Zach Drops 10 Existing Man
holes
Separate BIDS NAV BE- submitted
and will De considered fer the
construction Of Divisions ] and 2.
also for tire combination 81 bofi.
divisions under M contract
Plans and Specifications Tor the
work are on file and MAY be cx
amiaed 81 the office uf 5 II Fred
erie. City Clerk and cnf14es there
81 NAV be ahtsGned from l. c.
" m1erton. Consulting Engineer.
Pascagpuia. Mississippi upon de
post 81 $500 IN c0nnecflnn with
Division l. aud 5000 III eonnec
ton with Division ,
THE full amount Of deposit fo1
one set Of documents wili be re-
turned 10 each actual bidder upon
return - hts documents ~ good
ordef within 10 DAYS after the
Gate OF opening Of kads 54T OF al
other deposits viii be refunded
upon The return Of all documents
IN good condition within 10 DAYS
after the dafe of opening Of bids. ]
Bids must be submitted on the
blank Proposal Forms furnished
with the Specifications ana must
be accompanied By Bid Security
Ia the form Of Certified Check.
Cashiers Check or acceptable Bid
Bond. payable 10 the CITY OF Pas
cagoula Mississippi IN an amount
equal 10 az least So 81 the base
bid such security To- be forfeit
cd As ilquidated damages not pen
ats. by ans bidder who IS award
cd q contract bat VINO fails g.
carry out the terms OF the Propos
al. executed Contract and give
Bond in the form and amount
and within the time specified
No bid mas be withdrawn after
the scheduled closing time for
the receipt Of bids for q period
iof 50 days
The City reserves the right "a
reject any OF al bids ana 20 waive
mfofmaiitles.
b order Of the Mayor ans
Councilmen Of the CITY Of Pas
eagouia. Mississippi, TINS 2lst das
luf September. 1912
S II FREDERIC City Clerk
9 Is. 10 2 70 3. 10 i6
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE
~ a
TIE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
.Ta0 HENRY SFfHT Err

TIE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
10 HENRY SETDLER
Nou are hereby cited 20 % and
auwaf before the GnancerF Court
81 jackson County. Mississippi.
Daon TIE Second MONDAY the
18Th dds ot December 1854 20
aRlena Toe sHIl = 1encpieye God
lenskl selaler Blu Tor Divorced
WaeHeH thc Complainant IS seek
ing 3 divorce as - IS prayee Tor
ln aala BIZ 81 Complaint on tile.
WITNESS MY HAND upon
irn the 2qih d4x d September.
1912
FRED TAYLOR
Clerk
10 E. 10 IS. 10 %.
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ToTAL observation-disclosures

4 Fred Tayior. Clcrk Of the Board Of Supervisors q Jackson
County. Mississippi do hereby certify that thr foregoing y . full
true and complete tannerips Of State Of Receipts and Dsouraenaes :
.of Revenue Of Jackson County, ta3 the year beginning septemhu
1A. 1881 and ending August 1it 1912
|tsHAI1 FRED TAYLOR.
ctefk. Beard Of Supervisors
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TOTAL 6411Agl R3
rfea Taylo. CLERK 81 ue Boasa a Supervisor i Jackson
Cnunt,. Mississippi do heebs eeEtaft lhsi the iaeegaanE IS . tgL
nue snd complete Transcript - Bed9s1 o. jackson Counts. for IRE
yan3 beginning oesobeT ISL 1851 ana endsnR Seesenhe snth. tgs5
r. ls 18Th day 81 Sepsembeg. 1851
fskAI9 PRED TAYLOR.
CLERK Boefd b. Supervisors
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N%oR.REsIpENT 7

No. 67ff
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Maud a. TavEof. and t. any
and all persons having o. claim
inR any interest II or 10 Lot } in
Block , Forest Hills Subdivision
Of Town a Ocean Springs. Miss
IN Let ! Fractional Section 30
Township 7 S + 5 West
You are summoned To appear
beiore the Chancery Court Of the
County oi jackson IN SAID State
on the Second Monday OF Decem-
her A D 1912 to defend suit No.
gill il said Court 81 Mrs Chovce
Groves Wherein sou are 3 de
iendant and wherein Complain
ant seeks . confirmation oi Tax
title T. Lot , n Block ) Forest
Hills SUB division Of ths Town
ii Oeean Springs IN Lot Of
Fractional Section 30. Township
South Range s West IN Jackson
County. Mississippi sold 70 the
state 81 Mississippi. April 9th,
1881. for the delinquent State and
County Taxes due for the year
la3o IS fulls set ouf IN biIl On file
THIS = day q September A D.,
la42.
SEAL
FRED TAYLOR,
Clerk. Ehancefx Court jackson
County. Mississippi
2 Is. Il 80 g Il 10.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH or ORLEANS
Tins dav personally appeared
before me. the undersigned al
thoritv. J I Henert incorporates
of the corporation known IS tn
Merchants Cash Grocery Inc
VINO acknowledged that ahea
they signed ana executed the
above and foregoing articles q
incorporation as lhAsa ftheu4 aef
and deed on fhls tha 3 day OF
September. iQ42
JOHN z SINGREEN.
Notary Public.
9SEAL)
Commission expires al death.
STATE IF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY or JACKSON
This DAY personally appeaTed
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
OFFICE
JACKSON

The within and foregoing Char
tef - Incorporation Of MIR
CHANTS CASH GROCERY, INC
IS hereby approved
Ii testimony whereof. ] have
heFetnso set nv hand and caused
the Great Seal 81 the State d
NiSsissippi T. BE- affixed this
FOURTEENTH dsy Of SEPTEM
Der i841
PAUL B JOHNSON.
Governaf.
tSEALl
s. lie Governor
WALKER WOOD
Secretary d State.
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DOMESTIC CHARTER
$500 No Q695 =
0FFICE or
%sEcRETARY a. 4

NJ 1T NJ
SECRETARY OF STATE
Jackson Hiss SeaE Il. 1912
Received - Merchants Cash
Glaeef lhe san oil ElEnN Fouz
ard ~ i0a Dollars - a.lng e
CzaHteE as Merchants Cash Gre
GER ine RascaguuIa Ms
Capital Stock $50 0o6 -
WALKER WOOD.
Secretary q State.
The Charter ii Incorporation o.
MERCHANTS CASH GROCERY.
nc
! the corporate tie 81 Sala
osmnany MERCHANTS Cash
GROCERY. nc
The namss q The saeoFpofa
laHz HHn
= 8 Hfta E~asaoiilee R~aaakoa
= HlsssslpnI
Pau = Whlze Rosiaales Pascz
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Budget

JACKSON COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
October ist istz to September 18th. 1919
Total Assessed MISUNDERSTANDING
NNnFfNrgreNu A 4sYf1N
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e @9Fk % bs constructed are ~
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l0a l0b. 10 IS. 10 8.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-11
1 erritory Starts
 Typing Of Blood

The territorial Department of Health, in attempting to foresee and prepare for all emergencies relating to health and sanitation which may arise during the pre- sent war, has considered possible needs in case of actual bombing of cities.
 Information coming from Pearl Harbor, Manila and else where, refers to blood, serum or plasma transfusions to injured civilians and to the armed forces as one of the most important of life saving measures in cases of severe burns or serious injuries
 Before a blood transfusion can be administered, the blood of the giyer (donor) and the receiver (recipient) must be matched. AS the blood of human beings falls into four separate groups aud as all groups are not compatible, 1t is a great time saver to have as many persons as possible typed" (or 'grouped") before emergen- cies arise.
 The Division of Laboratories of the Territorial Department of Health is prepared to begin typ ing" individuals in all of Alaska so that if injured and in need of a transfusion, one lengthy procedure, that of "typing" the injured person, will be eliminat- ed. This same information will make it possible to set up a per list of donors and with their blood type known 1t will be a time.saving and perhaps life saving step in case of serious in jury.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-11

Only United States citizens re- siding ir the Territory are elig- ble to apply.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-11
Alaska Flying
 Has Safe Record

For 20 months past there has not been a single fatality in Alas- ka, E. B. Gentry, senior aero- nautics inspector for the Civil Aeronautics Administration, Fairbanks, announced this week.
 This IS attributed party to the fact that aviation equipment here is kept in excellent condit- I9n, that Alaska pilots have a particularly high rating for effic- ieney and resourcefuIness, and to the close cooperation of the U. s. Weather Bureau and the Civil Aeronaotics Administra- tion with commercial aviation
 .f"The work of the GAIA is do- ing in building fields and oper- ating. airways is an initial step iH eliminating some of the guess work in flying in this Territory said Gentry, "More adequate weather reports and better dis semination of weather informa- tIon have also been important factors.
 2! Among the CAA emergency landing fields recently built or h process of construction are those at McGrath, Bethel, Lake Minchumina, Tanacross. Sum- mlt, Talkeetna, Aniak. Moses Point. Farewell Lake, Stillwell Lake. Galena, Keaai, Nome, Homer, Cordova, Yakutat, Petersburg, Juneau, Northway, Big Delta.
 While these fields were design ed as a part of the. defense pro- gram they will be used by civil ian as we'll as military planes. That at ,Yakutat is semi-military in that it permits civilian planes to land but does not provide any service.
 Climatic conditions and top ography have developed an Ala ska type of flyer noted for his courage and resourcefulness. Most of them are certified mech anics who can easily make emer- gency repairs, whereas the aver age Outside flyer just knows the work angles. The Alaska pilot must also know all about cold weather flying and how to shift operation from wheels to skis qr floats.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-11

After this date all blood spec linens sent from Alaskan towns, including Kodiak, to the labor atories for various examinations will also be typed" and a re- cord of the blood type will be made The individual will be furnished a permanent card with name, address, and blood type indicated These cards should always be carried on the person.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-20
Archeoloeist Tells
Interesting Facts

In discussing Antiquity OF Man
in the Great Lakes Region. DR..
+. F. Greenman, University of
Michigan archaeologist told stu
dents Of the Natural Science Club
of Old village sites In Killarny, On
tario, where he has been doing ar
Genealogical work for the past five
years. He told the group OF his
discoveries which proved that man
had lived on this continent as far
back as 10 and 20 thousand years
ago.
DR.. Greenman showed slides TAX.
en- OF the country, mountains, and
lake regions about that section In
Killarny. The slides also showed
stone implements and broken pieces
OF pottery excavated on the site
Of the old villages. and the places
from which they were dug.
Refreshments we're served at the
close Of the meeting. Next meet.
ing Of the club will be a Christmas
party at the home OF DR.. c. NJ. Loe.
sell. club advisor. Plans were
made to have a group picture for
the Aurora taken soon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-20
Advice Given on
Book Selection

Senior women in the Book-a-
Month Club Of the Normal College
were advised about Selection of
Books" Thursday evening when
they were addressed by Miss
Martha Rosentreter. of the library
staff at the college. One must
read new books to keep up with
the times, Miss Rosentreter stated.
and should also know about au-
thors. and their lives.
Miss Rosentreter had brought a
collection Of books to show the
women. and she discussed and rec
commended many OF them. She also
showed publications telling about
new books and recommended read
ing them.
Preceding her talk there was a
short business meeting conduct
ed by Miss Donna Riegel, Monroe,
president. Miss Marjorie Milli-
man, OF the library staff, the new
club advisor, was introduced. Miss
Helen Harvey, Utica, was program
chairman.
Refreshments OF hot chocolate
and waters were served at the
close OF the meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-20
Municipal Court

A six man jury Thursday after
noon in the court OF Justice A. NJ.
Vandersall decided George San
born. Minor Hotel, Ann Arbor,
must pay the City Finance Co. of
Detroit, a $352.62 balance on a
note.
The firm charged the note fl
nanced the purchase Of a car by
Sanborn. The latter denied he
purchased the car and charged
the transaction was fraudulent
Sangorn alleged his wife purchas.
ed the car. The finance company
sought to prove that Sanborn's
name was on the certificate of
title for the car.
The case was first brought into
court in July but was adjourned
Members of the jury were Leo
Butler, Richard Lathers, william
Cattermole. William Elwell, George
Award. and Ed Gulick.
Driving. violations we're numer-
Gus Thursday as one Of the busiest
days in some time was experienced
by Justice Vandersall
Miss Rosemary Thorpe, 30. Of
2l6 ~ Hamilton. paid fine OF $50
for driving while intoxicated. Ed.
ward Greer. Olmstead. O.. paid a
fine Of S25 for reckless driving
Arthur l.. Stout, Ann Arbor. paid
a SIS fine for reckless driving,
while Arthur NJ. Beaudry. Ypsilan.
u, paid IS on the same charge.
Fines for speeding were John
T. Murray, Milan, IS. William r.
Hoeft, Belleville. Sc: Milan l..
Church. Ypsilant RID. S6 and
Ernest Baker. Detroit, Sc Paul +.
Schaiffer. Ann Arbor and Joseph
Dougher, Jr., Dearborn. each paid
Sc for improper passing. Paul
Wagner, Ypsilanti RID. paid $40
for assault and battery charge
Other fines amounted to 1910.
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College

Continued from Page One)
months. He flew from Lisbon 10
America in the summer Of 1910.
Frederic S. Marquardt will speak
on February 9 on the subject ia
pans Great Gamble" Mr. Mar.
quardt Is the far-eastern expert
for Chicago paper and former
Manila correspondent for lnterna-
tiOnal News Service. He was born
in Manila OF parents who were
among the earliest American school
teachers sent by the United States
to the Philippines. He knows Cen
eral Macarthur personally and re
Gently wrote a series of articles en-
his stand on Bataan. He also
knows personally President que
zon, Vice President Osmena, Gen
eral Aguinaldo and has interviewed
Chang Kai-shek, the Sultan Of
Sulu and the Sultan of Johore.
DR.. Lynn Harold Hough will
speak Friday evening, February
10, on the subject England and
America. DR.. Hough was in Eng
land for ~ weeks this summer as
the guest Of the English churches.
He has returned 10 America with
a mind fully informed on the best
thought of the British people. DR..
Hough is a former president of
Northwestern University, former
pastor of Central Methodist Church
in Detroit, and is now dean OF Drew
Seminary in Madison, y. J
The concluding lecture OF the
series will be given February % by
Paul Petzoldt. Mr.. Petzoldt will
lecture on the subject Five Miles
High. He will show colored pic
tues taken on the second highest
mountain in the world, some Of
them at $4,000 feet above sea
level, the highest point. on the
earths surface ever reachd by a
camera. The pictures showing the
glacier-coyered ranges in the Hima-
layers, were taken by MIR. Petzoldt,
as one OF five men of the American
Karakoram Expedition, which
broke all previous records in climb
ing this celebrated peak. The
mountain is 2S,250 feet high The
pictures shown by Mr.. Petzoldt are
Of the $50 mile journey from the
end of the last auto road to the foot
Of Karakoram, through the Vale II
Kashmir. over the top of the Hirha.
layan ranges, across desert and
great glaciers to the border of
Sinking.
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W

Continued from Page One)
my tanks were destroyed and the
remainder forced to withdraw. In
another brush the Allies destroyed
three Axis tanks. it was said.
A German parachute force OF
200 men was reported to have tax
en- the port OF Gabes on the South
Tunisian Coast.
Meet at Antelat
Gen. Sir Bernard /. Montgom-
ery's eighth army vanguard was
believed 10 have met the enemy
rearguard on the escarpment near
Antelat, 70 miles south OF Ben
ghazi. The escarpment is some
90 miles inshore from the Gulf #
Sidra. which is skirted by the
coastal road TO FL Agheila where
many military experts believe Nazi
Field Marshal Rommels men will
make a stand.
The presence OF Axis forces on
the escarpment led 10 the belief
that they were attempting to cover
the retreat of either OF Rommels
units along the coastal road from
Benshazi.
The New Guinea campaign 20
expel the invaders from the Pa
puan Peninsula appeared nearing
the decisive stage,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-20
Ribbon PIedging Conducted
by Normal College Groups

Vassar, Miss Gloria Hutchinson,
Dearborn, Miss Anne Kellenberger,
East Dearborn, Miss Dolly Pesh,
Dearborn, Miss Alberta Piazza,
Rockaway Beach, n. Y. and Miss
Madeline Winner, Roseville. Rib
bon and sorority colors are tur-
quise blue and gold.
Miss Olga Podayko, president of
Sigma M Phi, conducted their rib
bon pledging. presenting ribbons
Of yellow and white. Pledges are
Miss Melba Heck. Ypsilanti, Miss
Reryl Kuehne, Detroit, and Miss
Shirley Oatman, Holland. Pledg-
ing was in Charles McKenny Hall
and following II refreshments
were enjoyed
Miss Lois Chalmers. Ferndale,
Miss Betty Cross, East Detroit,
Miss Mary Jane Golden, Ferndale,
Miss Marjorie Rea, Croswell, and
Miss Bernice Sayers, West New
York, n. j., were pledges introduc-
ed into the Sigma Sigma Sigma
sorority, by the chapter president,
Miss Oramae Sim, Elsie. Refresh
ments were served at the close
o. the meeting and the new pledg-
es were presented corsages.
Miss Betty Jackson, Bad Axe,
conducted the Theta Lambda Sig
ma ribbon pledging. using ribbons
OF the sorority colors of crimson
and black. Pledges are Miss Ma
RE Darlington. Bay Port, Miss Mar.
garet Gelow, Saginaw, Miss Donna
Hennigar, Oscoda. Miss Barbara
Holland, Birmingham, Miss Mary
Kenfield. Dearborn, Miss Lucille
Kuhn, Saginaw, Miss Dorothy Nit
chell. Detroit, Miss Betty Smurth-
waite, Flint, and Miss Mary Jane
! Thomas, Pontiac. The group en-
ioyed refreshments at the close of
their meeting. Miss Mary Steimle,
Ypsilanti, is pledge mistress.
Alpha Mu Sigma will hold rib
bon pledging for Miss Julia Edgar,
Charleston, Monday evening.