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DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketcham Stockton Calif.) Record Monday, Nov. 14, 1955 7 Met Opera Opens Season Tonight Woman Feels Draft as Clerk Slits Skirt Blabbed OLD Ar you worrl.d a ad tmb.rr.ii.d by "Bidder Weakneee Getting Up Night (too frequent, burning and Itching urination) or Strong, Cloudy Urinal dua ti common Kidney and Bladder Irritation whleh (omatlmoa raiult la Backaeb and norvouanou? And do auch Irritation! caun tendon and loaa of Bleep ao that yol feel old. tired and dcpiuaaadfl a auch cbm OYSTEX uiually glvet quick, wonderful, aootblng relief through Ita germ eom bating action la acid urine, and Ita analgaalepaln relieving value. Over a billion C1IKI tablet uaed prove aafaty and aueeaaa. CM OTSTKX from druggist today under money-book guarantee for a brighter tooaorrow.

(Adv.) MIAMI, Nov. 14 (UP) Mrs. Grayce Hagood told police she felt a strange draft while being over a department store counter. She discovered her skirt had been cut from waist to hem in a half-dozen places. Her report led to the arrest of John Walsh, 32-year-old shipping clerk, who confessed an overpowering urge to slash flaring skirts to ribbons.

U.S. Aida Urges Halp for Disabltd WASHINGTON. Nov. 14 (UP) Marion B. Folsom, secretary of health, education, and welfare, today urged governors to give their full support to expansion of rehabilitation services for the disabled.

Folsom said success of the federal-state program to restore more disabled persons to useful lives "depends upon the financial support given to it by the several states. Folsom made his plea for support in a letter to each governor. 4 Dio in Plano MANILA, Nov. 14 (AP) Four persons including the pilot died Monday when a Philippine airforce Mustang fighter crashed near a crowded highway on the outskirts of Manila. The plane crushed a horsedrawn rig, lolling 3 persons and the pilot.

3 Die in Navy Picket Ship Blast Explosion of Fool Tank Reported NEW YORK, Nov. 14 (AP) Fire exploded a fuel tank aboard a Navy radar picket ship at dawn yesterday, killing 3 men and injuring 2 others. The fire was brought under control 6 hours later. Hie stricken ship, the Searcher, was on station at sea 125 miles southeast of here. Navy and Coast Guard vessels rushed to her aid.

Hie Searcher had recently started a new tour of patrol duty off the Atlantic Coast east of Cape May, NJ. A converted liberty ship, she Is crammed with expensive radar equipment. It cost 4 million dollars to fit her out for this job. Because of her long periods of patrol duty, the picket ship carried large supplies of fuel oiL The fire broke out in the starboard tank and roared with intense heat through the engine room on the second deck and the midship superstructures. The Navy called the damage moderate.

Lt. Oamdr. William E. Chapline, pilot of a rescue plane, said, The paint was all burned off by the engine room, an evidence of the intense heat. After the fire was extinguished, tugs began to tow the powerless 416-foot vessel to port.

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QUIGO NEW YORK, Nov. 14 (UP) Tonight at 7:58, with the knights and ladies of American society gathered in glittering and august assembly for the headline social event of the year, Richard Tuckers good wife will look him in the face and say quickly: "Toi-toi-toi. Then she will spit 3 times. Two minutes later, the curtain will go up on the morning of the 71st season of the Metropolitan Opera Company, Mrs. performance, a ritual, will prove once again that opera stars are as superstitious as baseball players.

Tucker, a former high school baseball player (left field) In Brooklyn and a rabid Dodger watcher and rooter, now is proprietor of one of the world's most magnificent tenor voices. He is a longtime favorite, and 10-year veteran, of the Met. As he sings the leading role in the opening performance of Tales of Hoffman, therell be a penny nestled inside his right shoe his own private superstition. TRADITIONAL WISH Mrs. Tucker will "toi-toi-toi" in has face and spit 3 times over his shoulder as they stand in the wings.

Thats the traditional good-luck wish given a singer just before he goes on stage. That is, its the tradition if he's singing in France, or in the French language. In Italian-Language opera, the well-wisher says in bocca a lupo (in the mouth of the wolf) for good luck. In German opera its halsundbeingbruck" (may you break your back and bones). In Austria, Its no words at all just a gesture three kicks in the rear.

This not only gives the singer spirit but helps propel him on stage. If hes headed In the right direction. At the Metropolitan they have new, spic-span dressing rooms for the stars, equipped with showers and everything nice. Will Tucker use his? He will not. "Opening night and every night I'm singing I'm here," he said, looking affectionately around the dingy, bare-walled room hi which he was being interviewed.

"This is the old tenor room. Caruso and Gigli and all the others vocalized here, sat at this same dressing table, looked Into this same mirror, washed at this same sink. PANTALETTES SLIPPED The great Caruso, a man with a gleam his eye, was a fine one for on-stage hijinks in his day. Once when Frances Alda was singing Mimi in Boheme with Caruso, her costume had ruffled pantalettes showing beneath the dress came forward agan with the audience none the wiser. Caruso, still singing, moved behind the sofa, picked up the pantalettes, and waved them before the audience.

Then he bowed to her, and laid them on the sofa. hem. The single button holding them gave way and she felt them slipping down. Singing, she maneuvered backwards and behind a sofa, where she let them fall to the floor unseen, stepped out of them, and Model 110S Mahogany 17" 1956 EMERSON Mahogany flniah, Include nil wumntiM. A aiw nit at tha prlci yin would piy for a uacd 21" Emerson Mag.

Console 95 Blum lulled picture tub and all wamntiea II BUeU Included. Act feet while tkey laat II tow tow TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TREMENDOUS LARGE TRADE-INS DURING OUR 28th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION! YOU NEED A SQUIBB ANGLE TOOTHBRUSH BECAUSE YOUR MOUTH WON'T OPEN WIDE LIKE A HIPPOPOTAMUS'S. 4 out off 5 cavities strike your back tooth Use the brash thats bent like you dentists minor to reach those hard-to-gec-st places. GOSPEL MEETING CHURCH OF CHRIST Netherton and Guernsey ORVILLE SMITH From Joplin! Missouri November 13 through November 27 Every Night et 7:30 p.m. 7hy "That you might receive with meekness the engrafted word which is able to save your soul." (Jas.

1:21.) The Sermon for Friday and Saturday Will Be "THE MARK OF THE BEAST" ALL WELCOME NO COLLECTIONS Sarvloe la the Saerat af Cnatamar Satisfaatlaa 5 Expertly Trained Service Men to Serve You 28 Years Experience in Appliance Service BE PROTECTED BY OUR 21 TEARS SERVICE EXPERIENCE SAVE 29 1305 BUENA VISTA HO 5-5973 Open lilO a.ie. to I p.m. Dally Exeapt Sunday Alwaya Plaaty af Eaay Parking Na Matara New Conception of Health Seen Scientist Predicts Planned Well-Being KANSAS CITY, Nov. 14 (AP) A new kind of health is coming when every human being can achieve his greatest energy, enjoyment, creativity and spontaneity in the great adventure of living, a scientist predicted today. This will be "creative health, he said In a talk prepared for the American Public Health Association's 83rd annual meeting.

It will come as people win 3 new freedoms freedom from drudgery, from killer diseases, and from ignorance declared Dr. Fillmore H. Sanford, executive secretary of the American Psychological Association, Washington, D.CL GAIN KNOWLEDGE By winning those freedoms, we will gain the knowledge and the energy necessary to explore the limits of men's creativity and vitality, to find means whereby every man cannot only avoid disease and debilitation, but can rise to his own best level of energy and vigor, of spontaneity, of creativity, of enjoyment. he said. Creative health will be a 4th phase of health, 'he said.

First was passive acceptance when, for centuries, humans grimly trying to survive expected ill health and early death. Second was the phase of cure, with man learning to patch himself up after being victimized by some force of nature. Third is the phase of prevention, coming as we learn more about the causes of debilitation and as there are more, people around professional and otherwise who can take an active hand in developing human wellbeing. "Though we are not yet entirely passed through the phase of passive acceptance, and only really beginning to move from cure into prevention, there seem to be around a number of signs that the Shase of creative health will soon upon us. ORGANIZED PLANNING Dr.

Sanford said it is his opinion that health will become somewhat less a matter of urgency and more a matter of thoughtful organized planning. It will become less a matter of life and death and more a matter of really living. We will be less concerned with maintaining sufficient health to stay out of bed, to keep up productivity, to pass as normal, and more concerned with maintaining such a level of vitality that each human individual can have the best of all possible chances of pursuing, at his own unique and individual peak of effectiveness, the great adventure of living. Savant Outlines Historian's Duty CHICAGO. Nov.

14 (INS) A University of Chicago historian came to the defense of such scholars as Arnold Toynbee today and declared that historians ought not to be afraid to generalize about the future based on their knowledge of the past. Gottschalk, history professor, made that statement at a luncheon celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Social Science Research Building, the first university building devoted to social studies. Toynbee is among a group of International scholars attending the celebration. HISTORIANS DUTY In his address, Gottschalk pointed out that the historian who specializes in the history of World War II has an obligation to apply his knowledge to prevent World War III. Similarly, he added, the historian who specializes in the study of the League of Nations has an obligation to apply his knowledge to efforts to avoid the collapse of the United Nations.

Gottschalk asked: "What would one think of a mathematician or a physicist who. when asked what he thought about the trends of mathematics or a physicist who, when asked what he thought about the trends of mathematics or physics, claimed that in so predicting he was not acting as a mathematician or a physicist? COMPARABLE CLAIMS Yet a comparable claim Is common among historians. Gottschalk emphasized that the historian cannot avoid always looking at the past In terms of the present. Burglary 'Victim1 Slugs Intruder Udefonso Ortega, 27, a transient, found things downright inhospitable at 507 S. Orange early yesterday morning.

Police said Ortega, who was jailed on a charge of drunkenness and for investigation of burglary, received a clout on the jaw from the occupant, W. F. Henderson, when Ortega allegedly barged in at 3:30 o'clock, woke up Hendersons family, and demanded some money. Son of Character Actor Dies in Car GENEVA. N.Y., Nov.

14 (UP) Michael S. McHugh. 20, son of veteran movie actor Frank McHugh, was killed Saturday night when his sports car overturned on a curve near here. McHugh was a junior at Hobart College. Police said a companion, Carol Ann Redwood, of Albany, was slightly injured.

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