The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 61

THE KANSAS CITY TIMES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1963 13 yA.bout Emu Mike likes to attend K. U. football games whenever he can get near them and he went to last Saturdays battle with Iowa State at Lawrence. I think Im a Jinx but Ive never lost my loyalty to the school, he said. Believe it or not Ive never seen Kansas win a game on my trips back to Lawrence, however.

Youd think over the years that I could cheer for at least one victory, but I guess I'm a hoodoo. I went to the game Saturday with Dana Durand and they told me that Kansas was a 12-point favorite so I thought maybe I would see them win a game, but no such luck. I take 15 minutes of exercises every morning, on the road or at home, he answered. Thats the first thing I do after I. get out of bed in the morning, whether I'm in Hollywood, Kansas City or New York.

I take that paraphernalia out and start pulling weights, do knee bends, push-ups for a quarter of an hour, never miss a day. Sure, the weights are heavy to lug around and bellboys and porters look at me as though I were crazy, but I weighed 185 pounds when I got out of college and I weigh 185 pounds now. Whereupon, Mike grabbed your reporter with a hammer-lock and illustrated other wrestling holds on him. We know you are in great shape, the reporter conceded, Let go of me, you big ox, The Flintstones. gr SEE 7WE SA 9Zfr TOOTH KITTY SEE THE PiNOSALIR CHEWING A BONE Mike was asked the location of his Fountain of Youth that keeps him looking so young.

By Landon Laird saw Mike North the other day. He was in town as agent for Mil-bum Stone and Amanda Blake, stars of the Gunsmoke television series who came here to appear at the American Royal. Mike looks about 23 years old. He told us he was 48. We refused to believe it and he argued: Look, youve known me 20 years yourself since I did a dance act at the Tower theater.

That was around 1943 and its a cinch I wasn't hitting taps and hot licks when I was 3 years old. Be yourself, man. I was graduated from K. U. in 1939 and your figures wouldnt have had me bora by then.

Mike, 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighing 185 pounds, is handsome and a real good guy. His given name was Ted North, and he is the son of Ted North of Topeka, whose tent shows toured this part of the country for years. The boy got a chance in the movies under the famous director, Michael Curtiz, who didnt like the name of Ted North because he said it sounded too much like a cowboy star. What other name would you suggest? young North asked. Why not become Michael North, after me? Curtiz said, placidly.

So Ted North, changed his name to Mike North, and has been that ever since. BIG GEORGE! Peanuts. PElNiir5 tnM, I Of- They're from Boston so their cabin is a broad A-frame. Word Came TODAYS WORD VICARIAL (Vicarial: vy KAR i al. Acting as a vicar).

Average 21 words; good, 26. Rules: 1. Words must be of four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire four letters by the addition of such as "bats, cats, are not used.

3. Only one form of a word is used. 4. No proper names. YESTERDAYS WORD REEDWORK GRIN AND BEAR IT Mike got his original break in the films through Warner Baxter, a movie actor who didnt forget.

Twenty-nine years previously Baxter, a drug salesman who longed to act, got his first walk-on part in a North company. North, wrote Baxter after the latter became famous that young North was eager to get a chance in Hollywood. Baxter was leaving the Twentieth Century Fox studios in Hollywood himself, but among his last official acts was to see to it that young North got a screen test and he carried on the negotiations that led to a movie contract for the boy. Mike made several pictures and married Mary Beth Hughes, film star, and the couple had a son. Mike and Mary Beth were divorced and Mike married again 11 years ago.

He and his wife have two girls and live in Beverly Hills, Calif. Mike turned from being an actor to becoming an actors agent and he never has regretted the change. He represents many stars. Red Skelton among them. His work handling his clients personal appearances takes him around the country a lot, but he always likes to get back to Kansas City as he has so many friends here, many of them dating back to his college days at Lawrence where he was a member of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity.

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Observations and Forecasts Kansas Partly cloudy today with a few scattered showers or thundershowers east and south areas. Clear to partly cloudy tomorrow and continued mild. Highs today near 80. Northwest Missouri Partly cloudy today with widely scattered showers. Clear to partly cloudy tomorrow and continued mild.

Highs today upper 70s. East and South Missouri Partly cloudy with occasional showers today, tonight and tomorrow. Not much temperature change. Highs today in the 80s. Lows tonight 58 to 63.

Highest temperatures (H) for the 12 hours ending 6:30 p. lowest temperature (L) for the 24 hours ending 12:30 p. and precipitation (P) tor the 24 hours ending 6:30 p. yesterday: MISSOURI PI C. Girard 84 52 Rolls 80 62 Columbia 82 61 70 Grandv'w 69 6i 3 Springf'ld 83 Joplin 81 58 St.

Jos. 81 Kas. City 74 64 .10 St. Louis 84 Kirksville 70 58 .6 W. Plains KANSAS 60 .1 Olathe 57 I Pittsburg 56 .5 Russell 58 2.0 Salina 55 43 Wichita Chanute 72 Conc'rdia 80 Dodge C.

74 Emporia 76 Garden C. 76 Goodland 77 50 IF YOU'LL I GET COPIES OF THE OTHER PHOTOS AND. SHOW ME-I EVERYTHING WILL BE Young man, can you provide my daughter with the status symbols to which an affluent society has accustomed her? I DID TRY TO ll 1 DON'T LIKE ttXJR DtCEIVE YOU, DOM, TAKING A MODELING ABOUT WHERE THIS WAS) ASSIGNMENT I KNEW A BAR, YOU'D IMAGINE A LOT OF OF TERRIBLE THINGS 1 COURSE, AS LONG AS YOU WERE PROPERLY DRESSED- ANSWctf By BiljyGraham I believe it best to let my children form their ideas of Cod and Christianity as they grow up. Dont you agree this is best? A. V.

Hill City 80 ELSEWHERE Gasoline Alley. .2 55 31 65 54 56 39 IMin'spolis Missoula IMoline .4 N. Orleans 84 iNew York 83 iN. Platte 75 City Omaha Park Falls 75 Phoenix 93 Pittsb'gh 80 Pr. Albert 77 Pt'land, O.

70 Rapid 72 S. Lake t. 73 S. Antonio 86 "iSan Diego 67 S. Fr'isco 70 S.

S. M'rie 77 Sioux C. 71 "Seattle 67 "Sheridan Tampa 'i Tulsa IValentine 76 88 74 71 63 57 43 50 41 41 48 59 64 41 3 64 47 47 76 67 38 59 46 48 41 57 71 63 64 76 45 42 70 50 51 42 65 52 62 37 34 46 49 40 61 59 58 47 48 50 36 64 61 43 44 41 45 Abilene, 85 Albu'que Amarillo 82 Anchorage 47 Atlanta 76 Bemidil 77 Bismarck 76 Boise 75 Boston 83 Br'ns'v'le 87 Buffalo 74 Calgary 78 Cheyenne 69 Chicago 82 Cincinnati 82 Cleveland 81 Corpus C. 82 Dallas 86 Denver 76 Moines 73 Detroit 81 Duluth 72 Edm'nton 75 El Paso 80 Fargo 80 Ft. Smith 88 Ft.

Worth 88 Galveston 80 Grand Is. 74 Grand Jc. 77 Honolulu 87 Huron 69 Ind'apolis 84 Int. Falls 75 J'k'nville 78 Knoxville 76 L. Rock L.

Angeles Louisville Memphis 83 Miami, F. 82 79 76 liWash'gton Williston Winnipeg .21 Using this same logic, it would be reasonable to say, Isnt it best to let a shrub grow untouched, uncultivated, and untrimmed? The simple truth is: If children have no religious training, they will grow up in a spiritual haze and will fall a prey to any shabby belief that comes along. The Bible says, Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it! Our children have a right to know the best we have learned about music, literature, history, science and art. Should we deprive them of the best we have learned about our relationship to God; the best we have learned about faith centers in the New Testament, and in Christ? Should we share other learning, but spare these things so vital to their development? I would no more deprive my children of Christian teaching than I would let them set out to learn history and mathematics on their own. Why not expose them to the garnered wisdom of centuries? (Copyright, 1963, Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate, Inc.) Orphan Annie.

61 69 Report missing. IN KANSAS CITY A year ago yesterday, high 65, low 50. Precipitation in 12 hours ending 6:30 p. .8. Highest wind velocity yesterday, 29 ml.

River stage 7 p. m. yesterday, 6 2 feet; rise of .2 of a foot since 7 a. m. yesterday.

Relative humidity, 12:30 69 per cent; 6:30 p. 66 per cent. Barometer reading, 6:30 p. 30.03 inches. VKNOW, FELLA.NtXS CAN ALMOST TALK! BUT WHEN YLEAD ME TWHERST VOU UVE.

THEY'LL TELL ME YOUR NAME. I BET? MUST BE GETTIM close-Now, EH? fwTHEKE DtDANKIE GET? THE FIFTY-DCLLAR WB.U TO STUH THE KTC VQQ MAH? HOVt DOES 2HS KNOW? it WAS in a sheaf op KLLS LHSIDE HER DRESS: SIMPLE AS THAT HERETS YOlif? CHANGE DONTT GET MANY SPORTS LIKE VOU IN THIS CROWD OP JTHRILL'CRAZY BUZZARDS STAR GAZERV -By CLAY R. POLLAN' UtftA SEPT. 23 OCT. 23 a THE ALMANAC Rises Sets Sun 6:30 a.

m. m. Moon phase First quarter. Oct. 25.

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