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REHEARSAL—Pvt. Daniel L. Hornafius, instructor, puts the cast of 50%, Cooler" through its paces in rehearsal. Presentation of the show to Ft. Harrison personnel climaxes the Special Services course.

GIs are learning show busi- special service groups in this popular. Fifty-six of the 216 ness in the Adjutant General's country and overseas. academic hours are devoted | School out at Ft. Harrison. The enlisted a esation to gregsenaint ad Brimaces. » : : course offered by the specia cvery class ere wi e 2 0 y 5 : For five weeks, enlisted men garyices department of the AG classes graduated this year— and women of the Army and School offers a wide range of produces a show at the end of Air Force and officer observers activities, including library its training. That gives exreceive intensive training which training and crafts. But the perience to those taking part | will qualify them for assign- = soldier show and music in- and entertainment to the perments in service clubs and struction are proving the most sonnel at the fort.

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DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 7—An parade turned off two blocks versity Fine Arts Center galleries. elderly spinster kept her sister's away. Exhibitors in the show which will body at home for six weeks in Edward Buck, 59, a bachelor close next Wednesday include hopes of bringing her back to brother, also lives in the “house. paul F. Binai, 3916 N. Parker life, police disclosed today. He told Lt. Eastman he was Se : a .. a Miss Mattie Buck, 67, told De- almost deaf and did not know Ave; James i N: tective Lt. Lawrence Eastman she Amelia was dead until last week NY. Jersey SL Donovan Wi had washed the body daily and Lt. Eastman said Miss Buck Peters iat Colley AYE, and tried to revive It with Spoonstulllet word of Amelia's death leak|inogene Stam, 121 W. 42d St. _ | REMODEL YOUR OLD

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“My sister died of witchcraft Beall, pastor of Bethesda Misher back to life,” Miss Buck. a ie , ; IX: aipolice. : Beautiful Cape or self-styled Prophet, With no reli- The lieutenant said thelgpole as Hn as pos aifljation, said. woman's body had been removed , jtasiman said the corpse to the morgue, where an autopsy | Fut Co was Dropres in bat BEY he bed- will be performed tomorrow. A| MARILYN 29 : s rith en win- HOF anid § : ad] dow and on electric fan. doctor said she had been dead ' E. OHIO

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‘Billy Budd’ Opera Premiere

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Aug. 7T—Another opera will be premiered at Indiana University this fall, Benjamin Britten's “Billy Budd.” The IU Opera Workshop will present the American premiere of! the operatic production based oh Herman Melville's book Dec. 5, Dean Wilfred C. Bain of the University’'s music school announced. This single performance production will be the sixth opera premiere to be given at the University since Dean Bain joined the school in 1947. An all-male cast of IU students, will present the opera, with Ernst Hoffman as musical director and Hans Busch as stage director,

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