jLOCALS
inning Office Dr. Joseph
X. Antony is opening his office
Aug. 29 in room 206, Fluhrer
building.
Building Ptrmit Mrs. Beulah
Bennett, 829 West 11th street,
made application for a permit
yesterday at the city superinten
dent's office to erect an addition
to a residence at a cost of $300.
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From South Edmund Swee-j
ney, agent for the branch of
field examination, general land:
nffir Ran Francisco, is in the:
city conducting business for the
general land office.
Nw Regiitranti New 18-year-old
registrants this week
with Jackson county selective
service board No. 2 were Rich
ard Lee Shafer, Leonard Carl
Vol'schoor, and Roland Edward
Emlth.
Park Begun Leveling of the
new city park site was begun
yesterday morning, according toj
Frank Rogers, city superinten
dent. The park site is adjacent'
to East Main stret, near the Bear
creek bridge.
Vliiion Leave Mrs. Kenneth
Scripter and Mrs. Dorothy Eige
low left the city Friday to re
turn to their homes at Vallejo,
Calif., after visiting here with
Mrs. Scripter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Davis, 530 Bessie
street.
At Santa Ana First Lt. John
M. Saulsberry, 23, son of Mrs.
Lulu Saulsberry of Jacksonville, !
is currently assigned to the AAF
redistribution station at Santa
Ana army air base, Calif., ac- j
cording to word from his head
quarters. Lt. Saulsberry, radar-!
btjrnbardier-navigator on a B-17
with the 8th air force, has .16
missions to his credit. He ent-.
ered the service March 28, 19t3,
and is entitled to wear the dis
tinguished flying cross air medal
with four silver oak leaf clust
ers, presidential citation and
European theater ribbon with
, three battle stars. 1
Carter Returns George Car
ter, county clerk, returned yes
terday from Portland, where he
spent the past few days on busi
ness. Mrs. Troutler Returns Mrs.
Allie Troutier has returned to
her home from Buckhorn
Springs sanitorium, and will re
open her used wardrobe shop at
518 East Main street Monday.
Major Hoppe Leaves Major
Walt E. Hoppe is to leave the
city today to return to duties as
head of the oral surgery depart
ment at Barnes General hospital,
Vancouver, Wash. The officer
has been spending a leave with
his wife and family at 1806 East
Main street since Thursday.
Sullivan Promoted John F.
Sullivan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John E. Sullivan, and husband
of Mrs. Ruth Martha Francis
Sullivan, route 1, box 129, Med
ford, has been promoted to cor
poral at Fort Douglas, Utah, ac
cording to word from his head
quarters. Cpl. Sullivan, on duty
with the post medical detach
ment, entered the army Feb. 12,
1943.
Receive Discharges Included
In Oregon men recently given
honorable discharges at the army
separation center at Fort Lewis,
Wash., are Pvt. Joe P. Denman,
1218 W. Main St., Medford; and
T5 Walton R. Martin, Cpl.
Peter N. A. Barker, and S'Sgl
John A. Bergstrom of Ashland
Barker's wife, an English girl
wh'"i he married while station
ed ... that country, is expeckd
to arrive in the U. S. in six to
eight months.
At Le Havre Now at Le
Havre port of embarkation stag
ing area in France awaiting
shipment to the U. S. under the
army redeployment program is
Pvt Gerald J. Verschoor, son of
Pearl B. Verschoor, route 1. box
384, according to word from
Europe. Entering the army Dec.
10, 1942, Verschoor has been
overseas five months and parti
cipated In the central Germany
campaign. He attended Griffin
Creek school, and was employed
at Bear Creek orchards before
entering the service.
Visitor From North Rose
mary Sherrig of Portland was
to arrive In Medford this morn
ing to spend a week or 10 days
visiting her grandfather, W. J.
Burbidge, 9 Mistletoe street. .
From California Mr. and
Mrs. O. O. Davi's and son, Sid
ney, of Los Angeles, arrived in
the city Thursday and are vis
iting at the home of Mrs. Ed
ward A. Evanson, 718 West 14th
street.
Humphries on - Furlough
TSgt. Thomas S. Humphries ar
rived In Medford Aug. 17 to
spend a 30-day furlough with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. S.
Humphries. He has been station
ed in England for three years
with the 8th air force. I
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Auto Mishapi Cars operated'
by F. H. Greb, route 1, and Louis.
Pope, of San Jose, were consid i
erably damaged Friday when
they collided at the intersection
of South Central avenue and
13th street, according to an acci
dent report filed with city po
lice. A second report states that
an auto operated by Reuben E.i
Keller, 1730 North Riverside ave
nue, was damaged Friday when
in collision on North Front street
with a coupe driven by Mrs.
Anne Parkhurst, route 2.
Arrive Today Mr. and Mrs.
B. F. Chllson are to arrive in
Medford today from California
to visit with Mrs. Chilstn's
daughter-in-law, Mrs. C. H. Thur
ston, and family, 1025 Westj
Ninth street, before continuing I
to their home at Roseburg.
In Hospital C. W. Rnse, 1216'
East Main street, was tahen toj
Sacred Heart hospital yes'erday:
for treatment of injuries sus-
tained when he was struck while
working at the Southern Oregon
Sugar Pine saw mill, Central
Point, by a log which fell from
a truck, according to his attend
ing physician.
Sunday. Aug. 26, 194S MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE THREt
SUGAR STAMP 38 TO BE
GOOD ON SEPTEMBER 1
Sugar stamp 38 In war ration
book four will be good for five
pounds of sugar beginning Sept.
1, and ending Dec. 31, it was an
nounced today by officials at
the Medford OPA office. The
current sugar stamp, No. 36, will
not be good after Aug. 31.
Closing time rut Classified Aril 6:30
a m Too Late to Classify U15 p m
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Phone 3402
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