Portland Press Herald from Portland, Maine • 14

itA -t rr to i I i Portland Preu -Portland' Mama Tuesday Morning Juljr ir EarlBarrUSolaiit Foaajt AtKolztchmax -v great and sald was "highly tho lead ing role hi themovlo of tho poet Near pandemonium developed as Danny leffcTwo policemen had to cany him half a mil through the park on their Rhoul-ders where he sst beaming with a police-tap on nls head Besides aiding- motor- traveL one of the main purposes of early automobile clubs was to overcoats the antagonism foT Uvefy stable operators who frequently barred horseless from their premises EsM BarT yrtanr Cslumbus O' wrrsBlst will bo soloist OB tho Kotssetunsr Memorial Or- gaa ta City Han Auditorium at -to teday Hs will play it numbers la a one-hour program lneladlng several which paint a to pletars' la masle Tbs eeacert C7 given freoby' the -of YWtlaaifiSasatfgSeS- V- At The Theaters 88 CIYIC-Story or Will Ben Mil' UV US and Uf Storm' Tibet 1-L US and T-SA Wrs Nat Married jg lU ua ill and lisa Tanka vI ilnde-Chlna 14 215M i LeepardMen 1IJV I 1 jr 1 ITS I 'and 7 Vi-' jSSSt 14 Lespard lien 1IJI 21 i 15 and SALKlng Ksny rlsua US and STATE Jamping toJacks 12is ua ua and MS Bride Of Tbm-i Gorilla Ul' US j4w Operation Taclfie Tha VSSSs Summer Orgon'Coneerfr KOrZSCHMAR- MEMORIAll'ORGAN tl- sJ-ifevU'-'f5CITTHAli I TUESDAY THRU PEIDAT EACH JULY-AUGUST TUESDAY AT 3:00 -i EARL IARR Columbus Okie Aoswcn MtrpiarAi oiois gin -7 admission rszs Red Skelton Kathryn Grayson and Howard Keel three of the six or more stars liy Lovely To Look At musical' In color starting Wednesday at the Strand' Theater Also on the program will be Confidence Girl witty Tom Conway and Hillary Brooke 'Wi toto? -Tti 5- rfWr 1 ifr YHO YILL BE THE DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL (CANDIDATE? 1 Throughout this wash WGAN wifl be on to scans in ChL -cuovio CBS tsith tho direct reports youWiB went to hear and tho ahswer this question 1 iftjtfiit i-- a Civil Air Patrol Cadets Assemble For Visits To 14 Foreign Countries VJ1 ''i it fe-' fcg tsotk As rtenkfeed By llillili lirtlrtl lit ns -r TUESDAY MOEN1NQ PROGRAMS i i 4t r4to Itoto: i toto-: WGAN WCSH woo communities and the foreign youths are leader in their the general said they grow up the friendships they form now will have a lot to do with tho promotion of peace' Spaats gaid tho exchange costs CAP about 50000 a year This Is paid entirely from CAP dues and does not require government support he said Aviation clubs of the- foreign countries pay the expenses of the visiting American and CAP pays the costs of the foreign youths visiting here The young Americans a tuned will visit airports aircraft factories and air bases and study aviation problems In general Those going to Switzerland and France will get complete glider courses in return tho Swiss and French youths will take aviation courses the University of Illinois and will solo in light LVi 'jiSwVT' flan a vaeDa4wM nine lot I I AAA SUMr Hat 1lya Bm i ts sum nlLau tian 8 SUTiUaiw AImhm Rem aiiMnia Tlk Nan I jSfwF'WSj toS'v: Jl A tv MaicU lUM Ida-Mtf MIUM Marjaie Hills Uarjafe Uillr 1 I TUSSPAT AFTERNOON PROGRAMS OnSiunmerStages J2Ar aeJie-- 1 IB Arundel Opera Theater Ken nebonk Tewn a Bakeme with Nsrman Trelyla Tkrs Sat tna Ui IfS Bar Harkar Playhaasa Pe Sly Heart with Mary Graea Canield Man-Sat orm U9 in field SsttastUi i Beach1 Playhease chard 'I- Anna with Jeanae Mercan Taee-8an mi MS Wed and Ball mats Ui Basthbsy Xlof Over 21 Tues-Su era FriL malt Ui Camden- Hills Thcater-Fettl-caat rarer Toes8at eves Mi Dlzfleld Ths Glam MenBferle Thars Sat eves Ui Xennebaakpart Playhenaa Ths Happy Tims with Hard Hatfield Man-8sL ores Ut 1st mat 21 Lakewood Tha Great BI Daarstep with Shad Miller' Men-Ssi evee Wed and 1st mats Ml Oyunqalt Old Ae-qaalntenca with Bath Chatter-tea Msn-Sst svss Ui Wed aad EaL mats Mi Bancelcy The Hap-pleet Team with Peter Bradley Bwh-Taea eves US Sorry Majrhanse Sea Haw They Ran with Sylvia Stone San evee US Prl maL Ui Bradley In Newfoundland SL Nfld Jaly 2 AP) Qen Omar Bradley chairman of tho 8 Joint Chiefs of Staff arrived today to begin a regular napectkm tour of 8 bases In Newfoundland Labrador and Greenland MOVIES ALL WEEK FREDDIE A TER I A Ada II PT VM lie PJ1 Sat SLM PT Eztral WED Wslts Caalest BMBBES9BBBBS381 Thurs' TOMMY TUCKER Atellil PT SOMETHING TO UVE FOR ft? fissiir RHYTHM INN Coat ta 11PM attr Ovalla MaaSaaaM Cum "Meet MafAffer The Skew1? 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BBS 7 i PutcwUt jStUttrt CaanMMylpr 3 MUItas I SnUR TMslUlm IHttMRaRMSIte RmSWUI: Hum ram ram RUM Vs ik 4- W- fr i i-i a i I'-: -to I-" i't- 4 ni UR Sulla ram enaau IsHy taMflCmln Km MS CMflrs 5 I Ctaftal AMalt US ml cut la flaw use RUlwa MS laWli laid Uau TUE8DAT ETEyiNQ PROGRAM Washlagten July 21 (AP) The nation's brightest civil Air Patrol eadfts teen-agers from every state and assembled here today to prepare for visits to 14 foreign countries Tho Military Air Trans Service will fly tho cadets their destinations starting Ttnirsday The same alrplanea whlcp take the 110 youngsters abrokd for their three and a half week of foreign will return here July 2S with teen-agers from the same 14 nAtlons-UBelglum Brasil Canada DCnmarkl England Italy nance Mexico The Netherlands Norway Portugal Spain Sweden and Switzerland plus on from Luxembourg The foreign youths will call upon President Truman at the White House July 29 They win spend a eoiiple of days touring the capital and visiting tho Fairchild Aircraft pliant at Hagerstown Md They win leave July 21 by air to spend about two weeks as guests of CAP wings in several states The national 1 commander of iDUP retired General Carl A Spaats told a cadet exchange program next year may bo broadened to include Western Germany Yugoslav South Africa and donesia Spaats Added that the exchange program Is doing a tremendous amount of good In acquainting young men of various countries with each uthdr and with the customs of different lands bays are lekdefs lh their CASCjO BAY TRIPS JlAILY SAILS 1R-AU aav i An ease us in 3 HOUR SAILS lee Ihw Firs 1111 i CASCO BAY LOSS Custom Bnm Wharf Farttaad mopnught Sail Ml Van Ut fswtfrtl July 111 thru Jaba Laa RutlT Chattsrton Ma TwiOnteAi Isarl ACQUAINTANCE' vitk Mirtinl IRmww-Jw Dtitat Hat 1M to Ml rtNoeoaos i4 Btk Thmltwfair BRIAN DONLEVY CLf IRE TREVOR 'Hoodlum Empire'! 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CimmUm Sot a i--r China Bun Naas (' StM lliQ i OMbNatCMMSlM Pan Rat CaauailM planes before returning homo Qf tho youngsters going abroad 25 win go to England and 25 to Canada Flvg each will go to tho other countries Each group win be accompanied by an air force officer and a senior CAP escort TV Scramble WPOR Bids Fori Precious Channel Radio Station WPOR 'Monday became the fourth Maine station to apply for ope of the two TV channels to Portland The Federal Communications Commission announced receipt of a TV station application from tho Oliver Broadcasting Corporation of Portland (WPOR) The local station applied for channel 6 according to the Associated Press WCSH already has applied for the same channel Seeking the other channel' IS -are WGAN and WABX Bangor WGAN and WCSH both of Portland were 'the first to apply for TV licenses i An PCC hearing will determine which of tho four stations will be awarded tha two available channels Ths hearing be held until Pall It Is believed Truman Signs Last Of949 New Bills Washington Jaly 21 (UP) President Truman today signed Into law the last 6f the 040 bUls issed by the I2nd Congress He vetoed nine others according to White House records Including ths controversial McCar-ran-Wslter Immigration bill This 111 was tho only one of the nine i which Congress overrode the President's veto One blir Mr Truman to become law without his ture It was private bill As a result of the first eonferencs on fllarlssls and elt-plsntlasls held- In Tahiti last year the UN South Pacific commission Is following plans outlined to curir theta tropic dls- I AfAVAYfflg NOW! 2Sa To ILK mmm I HURRYI LAST 3 DAI to-j CO-WTI Bsrbsrs Psytsa I REFCfHI: 'GOULUg if STARtSjRf DJLY i ir r5 r' rdiOv i rV MAINE PREMIERE I 2 iv il Naaf PI no WartS UwiaTaPitaM By Pam RaL Caauaiiaa ILSS-CSSPam WIDE Biddeford 1400 ri'i" srtil RIS-UsarM Nam MS -Martas Rayarta TJS Vaataa WaaUwr MR Catnu Utawar WISi SaaPa Clap TAP-Tlm Rap 7R IliSa rtiarif 7J8 Wtailiartimul t-A I- Vl1! 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