The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 7

THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD SATURDAY, JULY 17. 1954 PACE SEVEN TIMES HERALD WANT ADS YU-5-7171 Bv Oscar Hit Answer to Previous Puzzle NEIGHBORLY NEIGH BORs Liberian Lure another! T' I Lie Tests Sought For Witnesses In WANTED AUTOMOTIVE 9 TOe CASH WAITING! 1S0 IHROVOri ltM MODE1S CAR LOT M-OPEMD. DON MARINOO 1311 10-h St CARS TO WRICK-KllhMI I SOtTlClC Aum Fr Tr Rfc.tli li RTer.sood TC-J-Ml CHURCH NEWS Baha'is To Hear World Traveler 'a jo L-f ejfT i si i 1 1 1 yrrr "si Ui1, ptx- I IS! I 1 IS4jSj jptoj Ie 1' jo jo rfiE'tdl- el'- 1 hjE'gj jv 1 iOJEl's. IE tl I jTrlBljE ACROSS 1 Liberia is an Independent republic It haa an area of 43.000 aquare 11 Interstice 13 Exploasv 14 In vector 13 Encnar 14 Compass point 17 Propelled a boat 19 East (Ft 29 Arrcgatei 22 Mimicker 3 Hereditary factor 4 Decay 5 Bread apreada World (Fr.) 7 Interest (ab 8 Italian coins 9 Jap outcasts 10 Social unit 12 Expunge 13 Abound 18 Jamaican beverage V) Armed fleet 21 Overtax 22 Arab (farm en 23 Father (Ft 25 German nvr 24 Indian 26 Large plant 30 Road snoulder 2. Laurence A Hauti.

Milwaukee, who has recently returned from! a tur of the world's religious centers, wis! speak to the Bahai's Saturday and Sunday at the Louhelen Baha'i School, 3208 South State road. His topic for the public meeting at 3 p.m. Sunday will be "Ob- ser ations in India, Pakistan. 'Ceylon and the Holy Laod." He will show also colored sluies of the Holy Land Mr. Hauti vLsited the holy land in 1952 and 1954 and consulted with religious leaders in New Delhi, Hawaii.

Tokyo. Rangoon. Calcutta, Haifa. Rome and the Azores. 27 Cleave 2S Facil'ty 29 Age 35 Loc of hasr 36 Disencumber 37 Frighten 40 Chafes 43 Horse neck hairs 44 46 Versifier 47 Hireling 48 Soothsaver 50 Turf 41 Aromatic herb52 Manuscripts 42 Twirl (ab I Kev.

Tuckev Lists PR Er Brown. 34. Late Model. All-lopiCS TOT Sunday Aluminum Van. Full Rear Drs.

Keeping Power' wnl! be Vert. Supps. 10 0020 tires, the sermon subject of Rev. J. K.

VERY CLEAN! Tuckev, pastor of Cntted Mis- 1 5 i a li ll IS "lt) LI L6 ft i ss j-o j- s6 1 I I 1 rill i 31 Erect 32 Operatic solo 33 Handle 34 Sow 35 Troop ab 38 Roman date 39 It is on the continent 42 American college (ab.) 45 Fortification 46 FootliKe part 49 Analyzes a sentence 51 Chunky 53 Ca-ts of nretal 54 Hebrew ascetic 55 Requires 56 Compound ether DOWN 1 Title 2 Goddess of discord JACOBY ON CV VD WE LL Miss Universe Compared To a xi Beach. Cuirf Ja'- AP Ho'a do candidates the con -1 tet compare. tatisticaUy speak ih that classic of r. vn, (r that contemporary of Hoi! d. Manlyn An enrerprim in a whipped omt an add.n? machine todav.

checked the fisnires and found i'he 78 foreign and riorne-nc tauties here for the naeant average an inch and a half taller than me rumen scmpiure on uwr ame as Manlyn 5 feet In the bust they measure 35 2 3 to enus 34'. ano uss 3" Hips: 35 1 3 compared with 3 1 a for le MUO ana Maruyn. Waist: 23 2 3 compare! with a petite 23 for the actress and a 28' 2 for De Milo "Possibly." theorized Long Beach Independent reporter Jim Phelan. the girdle was not invented until about l.Xl years after Venus' time." The tallest entrant the contest is "Miss Rhode Island." Joyce Sandberg. 5 feet 10' The shortest: "Miss Thailand," Xrr.ora Asavananda.

5 feet The av 1 contestant 1 "Mi New Zealand. Moana Man.ev 139 pounds Lightest on THE ANO -v sionary church at 11 am. Sun- da v. He will speak on tlie theme -When Man Meefs God" at 7.30 p.m Mrs. Bud Philipp will sing in the morning service and Mrs Nordgren in evening rites.

Sunday school classes will meet at 10 am The midweek orayer will be held at 7 30 m. Wednesday. BAD XF Rev Robert E. McLea peuk at 10 a.m. Suixiav Methodist church in "The En- lronment of IrKiifference." Miss Deanna Parker will sing "The sun Should Be No More Thy Light by Dav" (Woodward).

BRIDGE mm David E. Wilcox, Harbor Beach. -rT ti-l-k I ILK Preparation Pays In Bridge Game Contestants Venus De Milo oe nurr ng to California to vie for the title of Miss Universe, hanks to the joint action of two Cahine members Attorney General Browne an- nounced he ts using special powers to grant curvaceous Rika Dialina. 22 year old "Miss Greece of 1954." a temporary permit to enter this country for the mter- eautv contest at Beach July 25. Browxeil said he aced at the request of Secretary of State Dulles.

Rika has been tailed in Athens because the U.S. Embassy had ht.ld up hor application for a visa. Ihere were reports she wa under investigation because for once drew an illustration t))K)k wmten a Communist Ixively Rika says she not a Red a Communist sympathizer. Re-Enlistment Bonus Boosted Washington. July 17 AP An Air Force sergeant completing a lour year hitch will be $516 rich- er, and a private first class $372.

for signing up for another four vears under the new Armed Ser- vices Re-enlistment Bonus Law. The old law offered $160 to each, and military leaders said the bonus wasn't big enough to keep good men from being drain- Thome Mystery Chicago Juiy 17 AP Polwie decid-d to seek he detector VU in their investigation of the rayenouii deatn of mail order Jvesr Montgomery Ward Thorae St. Thomaa Mjlvey. in charge ite police investigation. id will mft today with Coroner McCarron to make up a list of peraona who will be invited to submit to tests.

Thorne. heir to an estate of narlT two milium dollars, was found dead his S75 a month', room June 19 nine days after he mad out a a v. ill leaving rhr-e fourths of hi etae to his rweet-riart, Maureen Rsen 18, nd hr mot Aleen. At several inquest hearings into hi" dMth. iwip witnesses pictured him as a ersou minded youth ith few er-v.

aio has ht-en described as a uer of narcUe ar.d liquor The planr-ed Vsts presurn tiy are disr-ed to a clear -r picture of persona' ty and habits An autopsv tracts ot narcotics. d-ue ar.d wood a'to-no! Ir Harry I. eon coroner" opsrd tha' a second person ro Thorre's narcotics in Bomber Damaged Juiy bomber a Rsfon Airpor sf landing at Friday, rip" lUmav- to t- mar have been caused ar. air collision with a i The plot rirj hlit ra pe Yod hi plane was dama-it-d. bat he aid he was not certain that the damage was caused by a collision Needed Journeyman TOOL MAKER BENCH HANDS Apply PONTIAC MOTOR DIVISION EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Olenwood Ave PonWo, Michigan i ill i aTl "Vx Ci T- "Ts i "TV Vl Vs' -TvvA JT, Bach Lectures 3 Youths For Shop Burglary Bad Axe.

July 17 Two of three youths w-ho pleaded euiity July 8 to burglary of the barber jihop of Roy IWame Bay Port, received jail sentence- Thursday H'iron Couny Circuit Court, i Judge Arthur M. Bach ordered i Clinton McGuire. 18 Tavas. to t0 days jail and Lloyd Harder, 17. Bay Port, to 30 days in jail.

Each mujet make restitution of to DeCaire and pay $75 costs. '17ey ere placed, on probation fur two vears ALFRED VHM.AMAN. 18. Alabaster, was ordered to make restitution of S10 nr.d pay S75 costs and was placed on probation for two years Judre Bach said McGuire and Harder had previous criminal re rds Judge Baih the de fendants a seere lecture, warning them that drastic measures would be taken if they get into trouble again. He said.

must either straighten out yourselves or we straighten you Shipley Now Postmaster At Lexington Lexington. July 17 Edward B. Shipley has assumed his new position as Lexington Postmaster. He received the appointment Mrs. Clara Godfrey, who has been Acting Postmaster, will as sist in the postoffice.

The former Postmaster, Henry Matthews, died about a vear ago Mrs. Shipley was assistant cashier of the State Bank of Cro.sv.eil at the time of his ap- point en t. Prev uwi.slv he was employed in the Lexington bank and in Wayne. Mich. He is a veteran of World War I.

exican Labor Available In Huron For Hoeing Work Bad da SVXe. JU1V 17 Ihere are Texas Mexicans available for hoe- jing row crops during a presen I slack pentKi. Robert 0 Baker, (manager of the Michigan Employ- ment Security Commission office here said todav hae their own These crews transportation and are expenen- ced farm workers so they require nummum supervision These oAn -i 1 1 1 1 n-L- i 10 on P' iL Anv farmer in need of these naivtdiisis for hoeme crops should contact Mr Raker at the Michigan Employment Security Commission a s(xm as possible. Telephone Bad Axe 740. Campaign Posters i Ordered Torn Down Algonac.

Juiy 17 Village Police have been instructed to remove political campaign posters or signs on telegraph poles. tree and fence posts within the village limits. Mayor Emmons B. Ga'fon. said today He said posting campaign ma- teriil in these places is contrary to a village ordinance that pro- vk ies a fine of $10.

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well-trained career men are a particular aset. DROP President Eisenhower signed Washington. Ju4y 17 AP the new Congress-approved leg-Greece prize beauty soon will tsiation Friday. TRAILERS 10 UP TO OFF CO I. ETK TOCK Used Truck-Trailers' 4 5V CUT Fruehauf Closed City Del.

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Radio, heater, spotlight and drives beautifully. 1952 PONTIAC 8 2 door. Radio, heater, turn signals, spotless inside and out. 1952 BLTCK Super 4 door Riviera. Radio, heater, dy-naflow, white sidevwrll tires, a perfect driving car.

1951 FORD Crestlin Tudor 8 An immaculate car and sharp as a tack with radio, heater, white sidewall and two-tone paint. MANY I HER LATE AND EARLY I-INF. USED CARS TO SELECT FROM. Kirkendall Nurenberg Mercr.r.3i6er of Fine 2518 Pine Grove YU-5-5297 KGinr Job YL-5-6143 Bv Seri: Let you see BEFORE you buy schiol will meet at 10 am. and; an abbreviated Sunday School; session will clo.e at 11:40 a Yh official board will meet at i 8 p.m.

Weine4ay. The WSCS will! have a picnic at nton Wednes-I day the City Park. Rev. Wilsxn E. Spencer will sjx'ak at 9:30 a Sunday in1 First Presbyterian church onj "Decision for Knowledge." OBITUARY NOTICES and funeral arrangements received too late for publication in this column will be found on page 2.

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EDDIE O'NEIL'S GULF' SERVICE Hie SELF SEP YE LAtrVTH FREE TTCKET8 for -he 'ra SELF SERVE LACN- LOST AND FOUND i.oSi Woman's a-olc irh 'rap C.a:r pi-- hm or LOST- Lv Saturday oV rut 'air; S-e; vrap rnvfr- r.ii Reward TC-S-55M ser-s. shop By OSWALD JACOBY 1 When East opened the bidding one club, in today's hand. South did not want to double for a take-out. South had no support at all for spades, and only mediocre support for hearts. It doesn pay to use a take-out aouble when you are so ill-, prepared ior both major suits.

South contented himself with underbid bv making simple merca11 of one diamond- had enough to show Ins spades, whereupon South could hint at his 'rue strength by bidding one no-trump North would have passed this with a really bad hand, but when North actually went forward by showing support for diamonds. South could afford to jump to game West opened the seven of clubs, and East played the encouraging eight, forcing out declarer's queen. After a brief inspection of his tricks. South': nronerlv cashed the ace and king r.f Hnmr.nHi hnnmo tn lirnn thn ueen when the queen of diamonds; tailed t0 drop South dH a iittle r.ireful thinking. If he gave West a diamond trick at once.

West would lead another club. rest of the sult. Sm)th uf)llH havp pipht fri.k,: (two hearts, four diamonds and two ciubs) and wouId hae ,0 after spades in order to make his contract. East womd then dMII IfSL Ui (lit V1UM. South saw that his only chance was to abandon the diamonds temporarily in the hone of de veloping at least one spade trick.

He therefore led a low snade from his hand and Finessed dum- ihis switch lime assured the contract If East refused to win the trick, declarer could go back to diamonds and make nine tricks before the clubs could run. If East took the first round of spades with his ace. he would have no outside entry to his long club suit, and that ti i would no longer be a menace to de- clarer. Either wav. South was sure to make his same contract.

ai Magee Firth Wunda Weve YU 2-3983 make a wiser --choice. You see and choose I i Self-Service Meat This "Karpet Kar" Carries Over Two Hundred Samples Right to Your Home Without Obligation Blast, Blaze Damage Boats Near Algonac AUonac. Juiy 17 Two Iar2e Pure boat, and a boa 'house were destroyed in an explosion and fire about a todav at Trernbie accident occurred at the summer co'tate of Peter C. Jezewsla. ",511 Pte.

Tremble road Frank Monti Ink. toid Troopers Charles Turner and Paul Brabant, of 'he St Clair State Police Post, that he had lUst fo, arted the motor of a owned bv Je'A HE his SAID he t3. a r. uaikea over 21-foo' craft and had just started the mo or when an explosion occurred in the bow of rxat. Mondlak aid the explosion threw him out of his boat and against the other boat, but he was not injured.

The expiosion fire caused about S2.2'0 damage to boat, about Soo to the Jezewski ba and about damage to the boa 'house which a destroyed except for a smaU rear corner where tools were ilorec. The two men said they ued both boats for fishing Friday. Alexander Resigns Post At Algonac July 17 Officer Clem A-exancer Friday resigned his with the Algonac Police Department. Mr. Alexander said he taking arxvher job Detroit, although he and hi? family will re-ma ir.

aj Al2or.sc. Algonac Mr. and Mri. The-xiore Zaetsc-h and daughters. Caruttiersviile, spent last week visiting his mother and sister, Mrs.

Nicholas Zaetsch and Mi Lillian Zaetsch, 626 Smith street. Mrs. Charles Brar.ning. is the gue't of her parents, Mr. and Mrs" Charles Darnels.

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