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The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 20

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Bit-Palm Beach Post, Monday, July 28, 1871 Title No Surprise to Beauty oils Shopping store" 971 BACK TO SCHOOL 971 uv sb "Madame Abla read my Turkish coffee sediments weeks ago. She advised that I would travel to a far-away land and be very successful. Georgina Rizk Miss Universe Madame Abla is not a conventional tea-leaf reader. She takes remainsofaclient's Turkish coffee, allowed them to dry and then dumps them on a plate. Then, Abla tells all.

"She charges nothing for the service," said Georgina. "Abla is an old woman, very poor with a large family, and she is having trouble with her husband." SIZES OOO I 1 3 to 6X for or 2.80 each fffmfmyTnmmmi due to a telephoned bomb threat. Georgina became a believer in Madame Abla's soothsaying several months ago. "She predicted I would have rouble with judges," said the green-eyed beauty. "After three weeks, I was not paid for acting in a small Beirut theater.

I took legal action it is now in the courts, with the judges." UEW! NEW the colorful non-skid outdoor ceramic surfacing Looks like carpeting. Lasts like stone. Ideal MIAMI BEACH (API -Lebanese beauty Georgina Rizk knew ahead of time that she would be crowned Miss Universe thanks to a wise, old Beirut fortune teller and a careless television emcee. "Madame Abla read my Turkish coffee sediments weeks ago," said the curvy 18-year-old model yesterday. "She advised that I would travel to a far-away land and be very successful." Then, to remove Miss Lebanon's final doubts, Miss Universe pageant master of ceremonies Bob Barker got caught with his cue-card down.

"I peeked over Bob's shoulder," said the 5-foot-7, 121-pound Georgina, "and saw the results. I said to myself, 'It's not Australian dazzler Tony Rayward, when Barker let the world in on the secret Saturday night, became the first runnerup. Pirjo Laitila of Finland was second runnerup followed among five finalists by Beba Franco of Puerto Rico and Eliane Parreira Guimara-' es of Brazil. Cherri Creque of the Virgin Islands became the first black ever named among 12 semifi-nalists. "I began to believe blacks have a chance in beauty contests," she said, "when a black girl won Miss World last year." Also among the semifinalists were Marilyn Ward of England, Myriam Stocco of France.

Etty Orgad of Israel. Shigeko Taketomi of Japan. Josefina Roman of Spain and Miss USA. Michele McDonald of Butler, Pa. Despite Israeli-Arab differences in the Mideast war, the new 35-24-35 Miss Universe said yesterday that she "met and enjoyed knowing" the entry from Israel, blonde soldier Etty Orgad.

"This is a beauty contest, not politics." she said. Georgina said the conflict "is the government's worry, not mine." She was up until 3 a.m. yesterday telephoning her parents in Beirut. "My mother had heard on the radio that I won," smiled Miss Rizk, "and she began crying." Miss Universe's father took it more calmly. "I asked him if he knew what had happened." she said.

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