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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1945)
X "A Song To Remember" Opens I William Bendix In Rialto Film '1 its A 1 ..V Iris vs 5 vy Bewitching Merle Oberon ard vibrant Cornel Wilde, as Ma dame George Sand and Frederic Chopin, composer of immortal melodies, have many tender and turbulent love scenes in the all Technicolor production "A Song - . - to Remember," which opens a one-week engagement at the Holly theater today. Paul Muni, as the young genius' devoted music master, is starred with Miss Oberon. Bogart In Craterian Thriller V J1- Ca. 3 1 "Vf- V,' '1.1 ft You'll find the marines almost everywhere . . . but who'd ex pect to find a couple of tough leathernecks in skirts? Bill Ben dix winds up in just such a fix in his latest comedy "Abroad With Two Yanks," opening a 3- H.'K k.. t.' three-day engagement at the Rialto theater today. Co-featured in the hilarious comedy farce are Helen Walker, Dennis O'Keefe and John Loder. Ed ward Norris in the mystery-romance "End of the Road" is the companion feature. Medford Students ! Win Scholarships Two Medford students have received scholarship awards from Mills College, Oakland, Calif., according to an an nouncement by the college pub licity office. Miss Clara Margaret Daniels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond S. Daniels, 407 Park ave nue, was awarded an academic scholarship for the year 1945 1946. She is in the Mills' class of 1947.' Miss Helen Jean Webb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam C. Webb, 819 Minnesota avenue, was awarded an ad vanced standing scholarship for the year 1943-1946. She will en ter Mills as a member of the class of 1948 from the Univer sity of Oregon. Turn Used Uniforms Into Military Post Camp White authorities ask that any cleaning establishments, hotels or other institutions who may have abandoned army uni forms or parts of uniforms left in their place of business to turn them over to Camp White. The war department said there Is a need for used uniforms and urged that any institution hav ing army clothes which are long uncalled for to turn them Into the military post. 'Bill Todd Elected Torch Club Prexy At First Meeting The Torch Club, a national or ganization made up of high school and out-of-hlgh-school boys, was organized at the YMCA recently.. Those initiated were Bill Todd, Bill Tarns, Dean Eppinger, Ralph Rothermel, Wayne O'Niel, Wayne Rose and Gene Higgins. Todd was elected president, Tarns vice president, Eppinger secre tary, Carroll Lantz treasurer, Rothermel sergeant at arms, O'Niel chaplain and Rose pub licity manager.- Most of the evening was spent in drawing up the constitution and planning the program for the next three months. The group will continue to meet throughout the summer. Next week's meeting will be an initiation followed by bowl ing. The May 9 meeting will con sist of a weiner roast, followed by games and a talk by Ben H. Schmidt on China and Chinese customs. Sunday. April 28. 194S MEDFCRD MAIL TRIBtJWI HTHI New Device Ends " Locomotive Smoke, Columbus, O. U.R Battelle j Memorial Institute, famed re-! search laboratory here, has in- j vented a simple gasplpe devise j which keeps locomotives from smoking. j During tests on engines In actual operation, firemen ob-1 Jected to the roaring noise the device made. Battelle scientists j promptly developed an Inex-i pensive silencer. I Sandwiches, Cold Drink. Chuck Wagon Biyia 4 Miles from Medford on Griffin Creek Road DANCE TONIGHT 8 to 11 At the Picturesque v WAGON WHEEL NEW 3-PIECE ORCHESTRA The Wagon Wheelers! Phone 6213 for Reservations for PRIVATE PARTIES An adventure story of two Humphrey Bogart, the film fea- Independent souls in Vichy-controlled Martinique, the screen's new adventure romance, "To Have and Have Not," opens at the Craterian theater today for a three-day engagement. 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