Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 75, Number 44, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 22 May 1952 — Page 4

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ELKHART VOTERS FAVOR CUTS XN FOREIGN AID AND FARM SPENDING Washington, May 22—(Special to The Advance-News) Citizens of Elkhart county and the Third Indiana District are overwhelmingly in favor of cutting the Federal budget by reducing expenditures for foreign nid and farm assistance programs^ However, they draw the line at any economies in our flood control program and are evenly divided on the wisdom of making any cuts in appropriations for our armed forces. ' ' These facts were revealed today in a report by Congressman ISlfapard J. Crumpacker, Jr., on the final results /of the Third District Opinion Poll. Based on a tabulation of 12,616 .ballots received from voters in Elkhart. St. Joseph, LaiPorte and Marshall counties, the poll reveals that: Cl) Reduction in foreign aid spending are favored by .84 per cent of those voting. (2) Only 49 per cent voted to reduce expenditures for the armed forces. Among Elkhart county voters a majority favor such cuts. (3) Three out every four voters believe that farm spending should be reduced. (4) Two out of every three persons oppose cuts in flood control and power projects. The recent midwest floods affected voting on this last question. Congressman Crumpacker said, with many voters commenting that flood control was needed. but that power development should be left to private enterprize. Poll ballots are still coming in, the Congressman said and today’s tabulation includes approximately 3,800 bo Hots from residents of Nappanee. Goshen, Elkhart and Elkhart county. € ATTRACTIONS COMING TO FAIRY THEATRE DURING COMING WEEK 0

Friday and Saturday nights of this week jthe double feature bill at the Fairy theatre include “Behave Yourself”, starring Farley Granger and Shelly Winters and “Flaming Feathers” with a cast of real western players. A white man as leader of a renegade tribe of Indians starts trouble which must be finished and a lone rancher decides to do something about it in this western. The first picture deals with a newly married couple and the troubles which develop through a gangster mob —a dog being the key to the whole affair as the bride takes the dog to be a wedding present and the animal really is worth' to the gang in carrying on a racket. Full of fun and thrills for both young and old. Sunday through Tuesday Tony Martin, Janet Leigh and Gloria DeHaven and assisted by an all star cast brings to life “Two Tickets to Broadway,” a rousing musical comedy presented by Howard Hughes. The romance of a pair of young people in a fight for recognition on Broadway as they try to get a start in business “at the top” motivates the gay plot. Robert Mitchum and Lizabeth Scott in “The Racket” shows on Wednesday and Thursday of next , This picture shows the lunholy alliance between organized crime and public officials and is of timely interest as the wave of resentment is sweeping the country today in a fight against organized crime. •

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NAPPANEE STUDENT NAMED FOR MOZART COMIC OPERA AT IND. U. Arlene Schwartz of Nappanee will be in the < chorus of twenty Indiana University students named for the Mozart comic opera “The Abduction from the Seraglio,” to be given May 23-24 by the Indiana University Opera Workshop. On Tuesday afternoon, May 20, 1 a special performance will be given for (members of the Metropolitan Opera Company who Will be at the University for their annual spring operas. The opera, three acts in length, takes plaeeTn Turkey in the 16 th century. Ernest Hoffman will be musical director and Harte Busch stage director. The first performance of this Mozart opera was in 1782 in Vienna and the first performance in the United States in 1860 at the German Opera House, Brooklyn, N. Y. It was not .produced by the Metropolitan until 1946. PLETCHER’S GUERNSEYS IN RECORD PRODUCTION THROUGH RECENT TEST Peterborough, N. H. Henry L. Pletcher, Evergreen Lawn Farm, Nappanee. Ind., is' the owner of two registered Guernseys that have recently completed Herd Improvement Registry production records according to a report from The American Guernsey Cattle club. Having been milked for 288 days. Evergreen Rosa of Lawn, a senior 4 year-old, produced 10,251 pounds of milk and 539 popnds of butterfat. Evergreen Sally of Mary, a senior 3 year-old, produced 10,981 pounds of milk and 598 pounds of butterfat, having been milked for 321 days. “Rosa and “Sally’ were sired by Clearland Butterfat Cherrybud, that has 8 daughters in the Performance Register of The American Guernsey Cattle Club. These records were supervised by the Purdue University. BLUE BELL JEANIES FOR GIRLS —8 OZ. DENIM, ALL SIZES SHIVELY'S. .. . r . • v - r M '

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ri^ Because she reflects the typical American girl, Ginger Crowley, a Warner Bros, film starlet, was named' the 1952 National Buddy Poppy girl by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. She is the daughter of Commander Dennis S. Crowley, USN (ret,), Kingsport, Tenn., a Navjr Air Force hero daring World War 11.

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* THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1952