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6-A FT. LAUDERDALE SUNDAY NEWS. July 25. 1954! Pageant Will Honor 'Father' Of Playgrounds In America Senate Scene Of Angrv Row About Housing ltU fe "Young Americans in Action," the summer playground pageant to be presented at 7:30 p.m. Friday at West Side Baseball Field in commemoration of Joseph Lee, WASHINGTON, July 24.

(JF) songs of Stephen Foster. Riverside's playground director, Chalmers Murray, is marching his Rebels to the Spirit of 76 and Kathy Costin is building a Northwest trading post at Bennett School playground. John O'Connell's wards at Stran-ahan School are making tea bags for the Boston Tea Party and Sen. Capehart tR-Ind touched father of the playground and so off an angry Senate row today cial recreation movement in America, is in its last week of re by charging that top housing, hearsal. Ten playgrounds and 10 officials put in by Democrats were responsible for "this great mess" in the government-in special interest groups are com I r-v, it- 1 bining efforts to depict the Ameri- Dillard and Sunland Parks Chil dren are constructing a covered sured housing program ean spirit of youth.

1 i 1 Under a challenge from Sen. Maybank D-SC, Capehart wagon. Also being built at War-field Park is a life-size space ship designed by Jean Sparling. Costumes are being completed under direction of Mrs. Mary DeMauro and Mrs.

Lorraine Force. Carl Passiglia's South Side Park named half a dozen housing officials he said were guilty of "mismanagement. wind fall At Holiday Park, Herb Hintz is profits or collusion." putting his Indian archers throuahjboys have been doing research their last paces of precision shoot- tne sPrts HaU oi Fame and ing; Christine Delazzero is teach-! Katie Wrain's Dr. Kennedy Homes ing the last dance steps in the! youngsters have made a pig to At one point Capehart said that Majority Leader Knowland R-Califl was backing a Demo Pilerim march: Mrs. Martha Por-lbe roastea over a campnre.

cratic attack on recent Repub it i Nancy Holland, Youth Center director, has several teen-age clubs ter is tuning up her ukelele and harmonica Frontiersmen and Joan lican-appointed officials. Know- land denied this. Breed is working out final details, working for their parts in the on the Industrial Age Machine to: pageant. Included are a modeling And Capehart, under ques tioning by Sen. Humphrey be interpreted in rhythms andl group who will serve as pages movement.

Minn conceded he had been and a square dance class that will illustrate frontier routines. Director of the pageant, spon- wrong in 1951 by backing a bill that permitted excessive profits At Croissant Park School. Mrs. Marguerite McCray's Minuet and abuses in the housing pro Dancers are practicing and the sored by the city recreation de-choral groups are mastering theipartment, is Mrs. Elaine Coeyman.

(Sunday Newt photo by Marge Elmer) Robert W. Chanter, officer in charge of the VA office in Broward County; W. E. Bunch clerk of Criminal Court; Paul R. Manning, Florida East Coast railway employe; and Frank C.

Adler, former mayor of Dania. If 'v i gram. 1 LAWYERS SWORN IN Four Brow-crd County men who completed night law school recently at the University of Miami were sworn in Friday by Circuit Court Judge Otis Farrington. Admitted to the bar were, left to right, He said housing officials and building industry officials pulled the wo61 over our The roaring exchange interrupted the marathon debate From Georgia Coast To Wyoming 3SountainH IP HI Oil on the atomic bill. It came as the Senate was asked to confirm Norman P.

Mason, Massachusetts, as federal housing administrator. Mason, who has been serving Unrelenting Sun Sears U. S. With Droughts (AP Wirephoto) MARTIN LEAVES HOUSE House Speaker Joseph Martin, left, leaves the House chamber with Richard E. Jefford, deputy seargeant-at-arms, carrying Mace, as the House recessed at 3:15 a.m.

Saturday after tentatively approving the administration's atomic energy bill. The House will vote on final passage of the bill on Monday. in this post, finally was confirmed without objection. By ROBERT H. JOHNSON' JR.lin Wyoming have been listed for, are out of business," said Sher-(Associated Press Staff Writer) this federal disaster help.

wood Culberson, president of the Refrigerator Special Maybank said Mason must This summer's Texas disaster New Mexico Cattle Growers Assn use a strong arm" to prevent area up to now is concentrated David Rice, executive secretary additional scandals and abuses in the south central part of of the Colorado Cattlemen's i Capehart has been directing called it the "worst drought since the state. the Banking Committee's de the '30s." Farm officials said It's much smaller than last sum Lu Ann Simms Sheds Tears As 1,500 View Her Wedding tailed investigation of multi- The unrelenting sun is burning the brand of drought deeper into the United States. There is drought of some kind, mild to terrible, from the Georgia coast to the Wyoming mountains and from Canada to Mexico. In some states where last spring there was hope of a fruitful summer, farmers now say it will be crops naven been so witnerea mer, wnen it tooK in more tnan since 1934. Laurence Phelps of 100 counties and roughly the west million dollar profits reaped through government insured the Colorado Agriculture Depart ern half of Texas.

But it may be enlarged. Gov. Allan Shivers has mortgages on housing projects ment estimated the drought has NEW YORK, July 24. Iff) Ai cost farmers and ranchers 200 mil advised all dry parts of east Texas with the maid of honor, Buzzell's younger sister, Barbara Ann. crowd of 1,500 packed St.

Raphael's Capehart reviewed some findings of the probe and said the GOP administration "is doing lion dollars. a section that came through last Church and overflowed onto the; Onlookers knocked on the car's About 90 per cent of Wyoming's the worst year since the mid '30s. Texas, New Mexico and Colorado states that received federal disaster relief last summer have the best we can to clean up stock watering holes are dry summer in pretty good shape to apply for needed help. And State Agriculture Commissioner John windows to get her attention and this awful mess." SUPER VALUE Philco 732 I formerly sold for $199.95 Grass is satisfactory only in the extreme west. "It's so dry even sidewalk to watch the wedding today of Lu Ann Simms.

22-year-old television singer on the Arthur Godfrey show, to Loring Buzzell, 26, New York music publisher. cameras clicked by the dozen. At last, the police got a path cleared White said west Texas, which was been declared in line for it again Now sagebrush isn't growing," a XI. helped most by the spring rains He suggested that "98 per cent of this trouble results from mismanagement on the part of those who have been front of the car, and the couple Department of Agriculture spokes is slipping back fast. He said some parts of west Texas are Only sped off to a small family recep tion.

The bride, wearing a white wed Wyoming is a new member of this unhappy company. Oklahoma, a charter member of the 1953 Drought Disaster Club, is seeking man said. ding gown of Parisian lace, and in FHA since 1931 and better off than a year ago only It's much the same in Okla Democrats contended that Re-; because anything is better than The 13-minute ceremony was performed by "Father Bob," as homa. "Pastures are as bare reinstatement. Missouri and Geor nylon tulle, was weeping as she returned down the aisle and her husband paused on the steps of zero.

gia have applied for admission publicans who voted for past housing laws as well as some both families call the Rev. Rob Kansas is on the ragged edge of Ironically, up to ,22 inches of rain soaked southwest Texas the as in the dead of winter a county agent said. A warning from Oklahoma state and federal farm officials that it will Eisenhower administration offi the church to pat away her tears with his handkerchief. disaster. ert Perrella.

The couple knelt at the foot of the altar rail, since Buzzell is not a Catholic, cials also were at fault. last weekend in June. But it And long days of dry heat Humphrey said "both admin have burned into the erain fields surged away in flash floods down istrations are not without sin MAC and exchanged their vows. Alan Peppe, Long Beach, life ai the. rtakias th.

farms nf dry washes and sent the Rio "I'm so happy, so happy," she murmured. Then, as friends shouted their good wishes and waved, she smiled and called Congress itself did not do; what it might have done to be the worst year since 1936 prompted Gov. Johnston Murray to appeal last week for another summer's disaster relief from the federal government. Gov. Phil Donnelly, acting on his own, declared Missouri a long friend of the bridegroom, was best man and the four ushers "Thank you, thank you." prevent abuses that have taken Grande on its worst rampage in history.

International Falcon Dami stopped the flood below trapping more than two million acre feet of water for an area place. She kissed her in-laws, Mr. and CENT included Lu Ann's two brothers, Donald and John; Merv Griffin, drought disaster area and Senator TV singing star, and Frank Rohr, Mrs. Samuel Buzzell, Long N. Y.T and hugged her friends from the Godfrey show, the Maguire sisters and Frank Parker.

Indiana and Iowa, the tobacco plantations of the Carolinas. Only six weeks ago there was a lot of talk that the drought might be on the way out. Heavy spring rains raised good stands of grass and crops in West Texas areas that had been dry four years. In Oklahoma and Missouri, experts declared the drought broken. There were cheerful reports from Nebraska and Kansas.

that didn't really need it now the lower Rio Grande valley, which has had enough irrigation a mend of Buzzell. Hennings (D-Mo) appealed for fed eral help. Since then, President Eff ie Shannon, Actress, Dies water since the first spring rains Eisenhower has directed Civil De A police detail held back the fense Administrator Val Peterson surging crowd, mostly women and 424 E. Los Olas Ph. 3-5669 51 N.

E. 1st Pompano Beach Phone 9945 Across Street from Pompano Pharmacy PHONE 9945 filled Falcon Reservoir. Pounding rains like those us to study whether Missouri should be classified as a disaster area young girls. The newly married couple climbed into a black limou BAYSHORE, N. July 24 CALL HOLLYWOOD 3-1487 MORTGAGE LOANS 1st or 2nds FOR ANY PURPOSE for federal purposes.

sine. Her father, Aldredge Cim-inelli, Rochester, N. patted (m Effie Shannon, 87, who made her stage debut at the age of three and became known as ually aren't much help, anyway. New Mexico got some with the usual flash floods toward the end of last week. Experts agreed the spotted cloudbursts had little Warren W.

Fuqua of the Mis her arm and her mother stood souri Farm Bureau said the sit on the sidewalk weeping happily "the original ingenue of the American stage," died today at But hardly any rain has fallen since then and most of it has been in the wrong places. President Eisenhower has ordered an emergency feed program much like the one that was set up last summer so that ranchers could buy hard-to-get livestock feed effect on the drought. What is needed is slow, soaking, general Southside Hospital. uation is bad enough: "I don't think there's an acre of green pasture left in the state." Crops are a complete loss in many sections, with corn estimated at 45 per cent of normal, pastures at 40 rain. Born in Cambridge, Miss Shannon first appeared as livestock men in New Mexico said the situation is more critical a flower girl in "Coriolanus." At at cut-rate prices.

So far, 78 seven she played Little Eva in than ever before, with 300,000 counties 23 ia Texas, 23 in Colo acres" of range blowing or about "Uncle Tom's Cabin" with touring company. rado, 24 in New Mexico and eight per cent of normal and both getting worse daily. Swarms of grasshoppers are causing as much damage as the drought in some to blow in the eastern part of the state. Summer ranges are bare; there is no chance of win OFF THE RECORD Before her long career ended Miss Shannon had appeared in more than 100 plays, graduating in later years to motherly and sections. County agents said 37, per cent of Missouri's farmers will ter grass unless general rains fall in the next two months and, have to sell their cattle for lack of feed.

CIRCUIT COUKT FINAL DECREES: less that happens, "most of us grandmotherly roles. Irving Goldstein vs. Leonard Boehm, damages a mount tog to $508.33 for plaintiff. Kilgor Seed Co. vs.

John B. Trumbull and O. T. Hull. 827.8i for plaintiff.

DIVORCE DECREES. Zoe McNaughton Stephens from W. A. Stephens F. Naomi Radigan from William T.

Radigan: Winifred G. Christy from Prank L. Christy; Doris C. Llppln-cott from Richard Lippincott; Christobel Hedstrom from John E. Hedstrom: George A.

Lavelle from Harriette V. Lavelle; John A. Hicks from Doris Hicks: John J. Baumlin from Edith Baumlin; Dorothy Kidd from William A. Kidd.

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