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Friday Morning, August 30, 194l Sixteen THE PALM BEACH POST owned by Russia. The resettle ment is to be completed by Nov, 15. I TODAY'S RADIO PROGRAMS County School Board Increases Vocational Education Classes NBC RED AND BLUE NETWORKS IMOHNINU 7 :00 WKAF News LADY, WEST PALM IT'S Mr WJNO 1300 KILOCYCLES 6:45 Early Bird Club 7:00 News of Europe (CBS) 7:15 Quartern! aster 7:30 News 7:35 Quartermaster 8:00 News 8:15 Spotlight 8:25 Today's Calendar 8:30 Vera Holly, Songs (CBS) 8:45 Sunny Melodies (CBS) 9:00 Top O' The Morning il: 15 Mvrt Marge (CBS) 9:30 Hilltop House (CBS) VISH! ACTOR'S FATHER DIES WALKING TO "HEAVEN" HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 29. UP) Just after remarking, "My, it's wonderful walking up to 'Heaven'," Harry Christie, 61, father of the actor who plays the Christus in "The Pilgrimage Play," collapsed and died.

Christie's death occurred after Wednesday night's performance of the hillside open-air religious drama. With Mrs. Christie, the father was hiking up the hillside to his son's dressing room, called "Heaven" because it is so far above the stage. His son's professional name Is Nelson Leigh. BEACH MARKET Georgia Highway Board Reveals Probe Report ATLANTA, Aug.

29. UP) The Georgia highway board released today investigators' reports that three warden's houses, each costing about $2,500, had been built by the State on land owned by J. C. (Bugs) Glover, suspended chief of the board's convict forces. Calling In capitol newsmen, the Ihree road commissioners announced that department investigators had been delving since July 12 into reports of financial irregularities in the operation of some of the agency's 15 convict camps.

Commissioner Lawson L. Patten disclosed that Federal postal inspectors were conducting a similar investigation. 328 FIK.ST ST. I'll ON 97li0 The Palm Beach County Board of Public Instruction has set up a much larger item for the 1910-41 school year for vocational education, according to Superintendent John I. Leonard.

Evening: Classen The evening trade extension program, which consisted of five classes of 144 hours each and one of 100 hours last year, this year will have six classes of 144 hours and a number of unit classes in the different crafts ranging from CHEF'S SALAD Two Airport Projects Authorized By WPA JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 29, State WPA Administrator Roy Schroder authorized airport construction projects in Orange and St. Johns County totalling for operation today. The Orange County project located at Orlando calls for an expenditure of $271,719, divided $161,096 WPA and War Department funds. The work will consist of building roads, fences, sidewalks, sanitary facilities, slorm drainage, and olher utilities as well as grading, grubbing and other appurtenant work.

The Orlando unit will be used as a part of the Army's air base activity in Florida. The SI. John's County work, located at St. Augustine, consists of the improvement of the municipal airport through the medium of grading, drainage, the widening and extension of runways and the installation of lighting fnrililies together with other appurtenant work. WJZ News 7:15 WKAr Do You Remember? WJZ Al and Lea Reiser 7:30 WKAFtiene and alenn WJZ Rny Perkins 7:45 W.IZllmi'.v ond Dell 8:00 WEAK News; Happy Jack WJZ Hi edkfnst Club 8:15 WKAF Mary Alrott, songs WKAF Cndl'ls Utmrlet A Kdwil i Mad I Rll WKAF Tho Mini 1 Married WJZ Josh HIcKlns 9:15 WKAF Midstream WJZ VU: and Slide 9 WKAF KUen Randolph WJZ Mary Marlln 9:45 WKAF By Kalhleen Nnrrlj WJZ I'epper Young's Family 10:00 WKAF David Harum WJZ 1 Iove Linda -W FA Road of Life WJZ Clark Dennis, lenor WKAF Against the Storm WJZ Wife Saver 10:45 WKAF tiuldlng URht 36 cn 12 carrot curl.

scrap. rtlVl Thin cut" in 20 hours upward. They will be in carpentry, plumbing and electricity. Unit classes will serve a wide range of occupations. Arrangements have inch jilh loihr cy, mo Hellmanns M.yonn.iw and ft been made for classes in lead wip- ing and cable splicing for electri rrencn ARMY AIRPORT WORK BIDS TO BE OPENED TAMPA, Aug.

29. UP) Rids will be opened Friday at MacDill Field by Maj. Robert B. Johnston, con-slruction quartermaster, for the second construction unit at the new Orlando auxiliary air base including 42 miscellaneous buildings in a $200,000 project. Contractors from all parts of the Southeast are expected to submit, offers.

Bids will be opened here Tuesday for runway paving at Orlando in another $50,000 project. 115,000 NAZIS TO MOVE FROM RCSSIA'S NEW LAND BERLIN. Aug. UPi A Soviet-German agreement was signed loday for the resettlement of German nationals from districts in Bessarabia and Northern Bucovina, newly ceded by Rumania to Russia. The agreement is similar to the procedure followed in the removal of German nationals last winter from former Polish territory now Armour' flttverhloom BUTTER, lb.

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and National Tennis Singles (NBC) 4:45 Srattergood Balnes (CBS) 5:00 Belvedere Musical Quiz 5:15 Sports Review 5:25 Lake Worth Headlines 5:30 Paul Sullivan (CBS) 5:45 The World Today (CBS) 6:00 News 6:10 Home Sweet Home 6:15 1-nnnv Ross (CBS) 6:30 Al Pearce and His Gang (CBS) 7:00 Man About Hollywood (CBS) 7:30 Choose lip Sides (CBS) 7:55 Klrner Davis (CBS) 8 Today's Melody 8:05 Sweet 'n Swing 8:151 Want a Job 8:30 Columbia Dance Session 8:45 Fishing News 9:00 Charles R. Hood and Edwin C. Illll (CBS) 0:15 Columbia Concert Orch. (CBS) 9:30 War News (CBS) 9:45 Golden Gate Quartet (CBS) 10:00 Bob Trout (CBS) 10 05 Kdwln C. Hill (CBS) 10:15 lack Teacarden Orch.

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a friend of Jackson, also was consigned to the court for investigation of legal questions to determine whether I here is basis for any prosecution in her case. cians at the Bell Telephone Company, Florida Power Light Company and electricians who desire to take this type of work. A class in elementary electricity for linemen has been planned and arrangements are being made for classes in blue print reading, code study and drawings for plumbers and electrical journeymen. Organization and supervision of the classes is handled by Kedzie P. Cobb, coordinator of vocational education.

He also has charge of diversified cooperative training in Palm Beach High School, a course being returned to the school after a year's discontinuance. Juniors and seniors interested in the work should see Mr. Cobb as soon as possible, it was said. To Instruct Firemen Distributive education, under the supervision of Mrs. Lillian Dukes, is expected to meet a larger demand from those in the selling field.

An addilional phase this year will be instruction to firemen in the public service field. Further information may be obtained from Mr. Cohb at phone 4043 or by calling at Mr. Leonard's office in the courthouse. Ruth's Tenderized l.h.

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Wl Sumner Welles, undersecretary of slate, will represent, the United States member in the provisional administration of any European possessions in the Western Hemisphere which may he taken over jointly by new world countries as a security measure. The Act of Havana, adopted by the American republics at the recent Havana conference, provided for the emergency committee. 12. 00 sign oil MmrivHI Hoime COFFEE, lb. Fruits and Vegetables! Fnrtnrv Parked SUGAR, 5 lbs.

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UP) Delegates to the disabled American Veterans National Convention today awarded their 1941 convention to Louisville and approved a legislative committee report which called for greater national defense and a united movement against subversive activities. rzi CLOSED ALL DAY LABOR DAY Ej sighted neither belligerent vessel. The Quincy and Wichita have oeen calling at South American ports for weeks. I.ARt.F Honey Dews Each 39c K4 tti hml kwU'iafl nwkH I ill 11 tim BARTI.KTT PEARS 6 for loc COLOR A IK) Cantaloupes Each lsc LETTUCE 2 heads 15c Argo Canned Foods! ARGO SUGAR PEAS med. can 10c ARGO C.

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