The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 17

hk. Siinr.vu'QHT Times 12, I960 5It 1857 for A Data from U.S. WIAJHIR BURIAU MY A.XSWKIi By GOKEN ON BRIDGE lly CHARLES GORES It fK-Jh BIU.Y (Ul.UIAMlh South vulnerable. a i North deals. NORTH 7432 72 AJS32 WEST EAST A7S2 V986 109 AQ10 9 6 A AK9 aq in QJ654 3 A8 was almost certain to be conlront-: ed mill any entry less dummy.

Ye-t opened his fourth best diamond and East's nine forced the i king. Declarer got out with the; Hiieen ol spades and West won, the trick wiih the king and re-; turned another low diamond, in an ellort to uet his pa'tner in lor a heart shut. East plaved the ten of diamonds and South made a highly questionable duck which wound up costing him an additional trick. East obliged partner by returning the nine ot hearts and declarer's jack went to West's queen. The latter now cleared the diamonds.

Declarer drove out the ace ol spades and West proceeded to run three diamond tricks. South discarded a club and a spade on the tirst two leads but on the thud round he found himself in a hopeless position. If he threw the ten of spades, West could eah the nine and squeeze declarer in hearts and clubs If he blanked the king ol SOITH A 0 10 3 VKJ5' A 8 K74 60 Expected STT For Daytime Tm-scUiy Figurn Show High Temperatures CO. i The bidding: East South Pass 1 NT North Tass West Dbl. Pass Pass Opening lead: Five of SCATTEKKI) SHOWERS or thunderstorms are expected today over portions of the Middle Atlantic states, northern and central Plains and northern and central Rockies.

Some rain is likely in northern California. Elsewhere niostlv fair weather with sunny skies, will prevail. It will he warmer in most of the Atlantic states and in the Dakotas and Kansas. It will be colder in Wisconsin. Illinois.

Missouri, Wyoming and Utah. iAP Wircphoto Map I Qt'ESTlON: Can't one be saved by keeping the Ten Commandments, and by simply being a good moral person? ANSWER; My hat if off lo any man who can keep the Ten Commandments in. his own strength. In fact, I have never met such a person. The Bible says: "We have all sinned and come short of the glory of God," and if we have all sinned, then no one except Christ has ever kept all the Commandments.

The question then arises: "Why did God give the Ten Commandments, if lie know we would all break The Commandments were given to reveal to us our moral weakness and our spiritual need. Tbev were like a mirror which revealed our iiiu leanness. The Bible uses another figure; it says; "The law was our schoolmaster to bring us unto Christ, that we might be justified by faith, but alter faith is come we are no longer under a When we have learned all the lessons, we don't need the schoolteacher any lunger we then graduate into a new phase of development. Throughout history men have strained themselves to measure up lo the demands of the moral law. Through the redemption of Christ ve are given a new nature, and only by Ids help can we "fullill" the moral law and keep the Commandments.

"The law came by Moses." says the Bible, "but Grate and truth came by Jesus Christ." We cannot be saved by our own morality, lor we are by nature immoral. "We have all sinned." The Bible says: "By grace are ye saved, and that not of yourselves; it is the gilt ol God." his act- hearts. West could play and then the queen to el feet a ubs And squeeze in spades and il dually, if South threw a iluh. West could shilt to that suit and and East's queen would produce TIi WVallicr TIIF rOKK AST Slncvrnnrl nnd Virtnitv-C'lnudv ivirlv nd nartlv rlmidv In iitirrnnrm Mik'h fi7 and low fij. Ocrasinn.il hnpr, Umiidrrshouer InniKlit mid tninnrrnw I.fiuiM;ina Slnwlv rKlnii trnmiTH- luu's today nnd tnmni row, ScitltM iri I 1htiiulnt(irmA.

Ark.uisft SrHtti'trd Ihtimtrl tol Iiiiih.Ii! and toiiim row Colder Tcxim ScHttiTod thundrr-un-re inriinlv in north portion tnmuM tomorrow Consider. iblo cloudiness. the nth trick lor the delenders Declarer elected lo discard his to spade and resign with was shortly forced a 1,400 point sting I.STI.Itll Today we record nn oiitsumlnm bit ol mayhem, perhaps the blood-i iest attack ever intlu ted at the i level of one. By the time the smoke had cleared, declarer tliscov-; ered that his 17 point holding had been restricted to just two tricks and to make matters worse delenders had subjected him I to the humiliation of a three-suit squeeze. i The bidding was sound in all re-; spects and East penalty pass is worthy of note.

It is true that he has only six points, all concentrated in one suit but. added to the IK partner has promised, his side is assured ol at least a 22-18 edge. Furthermore, the declarer CAY'I READ Cenlury-Old Snaii Faced Bv Counters NEW ORLEANS. April 11 ..1. TI MI't li.ATI KM rn Nonn i on in.

M.ii nnictci 4.1 p.m. Sunnsc trviny Sun-ct today 'OTHER MATS' TOTALLY FORGOTTEN THIS TIME NEWBUROII. N.Y., April 11 i.l'iOvcr and over again, truck driver Chester Proadhead left vital pieces of paper in "my other pant's pocket." Haplessly, he did so again today. The refrain of forgetfulness began last Saturday when police, in a routine check, picked Broadhead up for driving without a license. He explained he had lei it in some other trousers at his home in Albany, X.V.

After posting a bond of about $15, he took a train back to Albany and returned here with the driver's license. But this time, he didn't have his truck registration papers. Back to Albany he went for the papers. Before City Judge Charles Hoskowski today, he had the license and registration papers, but he didn't have the receipt to reclaim his bond money. By now thoroughly distraught by it all, he blurted: "I've left my pants in Albany." e)cut of a Sellout an -hi AC.O TOIIW A VKAR M.ixnmini Minimum lied.

American Lead in Tourney MAI! DEL PLATA. Argeniina. April II Russia's Hons and oung Bobby Fischer ol the I nitcd States, kept their one-two positions in the international chess tourney at the end ol the llth round Sunday. Spassky maintained his hall-point lead over Fischer by defeating Bent I.etelier of Chile in moves. Fischer defeated Carlos lnciitto of Argentina in "i2 moves of hi or, i) Sleep-Lounge Set oniy 39g IIK.III ST dale This i.ovusr oi iii.conn Thi! dale H.Mri.RATI'BI'S tTI HI) Sultan Moulay Ismail, who ruled Morocco liom 1072 to 1727, had several hundred thousand slaves, including captured Pet lln innal "'Hi1 Alrxmiriiia li.itnn Houuc J3 Bc.iuiiiont "i Dull.

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I.akeshore who died Sunday at 4:30 p.m. in the Veterans Hospital after an illness of one month. Mr. Currie. a retired foreman lor The Shreveport Times, was a veteran of World War I.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Blanche C. Dougherty, Houston. his mother. Mrs.

Kt lie Wondard; a sister. Mrs. L. M. I5eek; two brothers, Roy E.

Currie I Sr. and John B. W'oodard, all of Shreveport; and a grandchild, i The Rev. A. C.

Lawton. pastor I of Mildred Crowe Baptist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in the American Cemetery at Natehi-: toehes at 3:30 p.m. Pallbearers will be Abel Kaufman, Luther Jackson. Bill Parker, Phil II.

Beck, Roy E. Currie Jr. and Walter S. Cole. Boys' 7 Fav Diver9 Dies as Chute Opens Late STORM V1LLE.

April 11 (LTD A 27-year-old "sky diver" died here last night when his parachute failed to open soon enough hen he bailed out of a small plane at 4.000 feet, state 1 police said today. George Sarris of Forest Hills was making bis second or third parachute joump of the day when the fatal accident occurred, Sarris was reportedly a former paratrooper and a veteran of over 1 200 Army and sport jumps, State police said his rip-cord type parachute did not begin to jopen until he was about 100 feet from the ground. He landed in a ditch on the edge of the small private airstrip in this Dutchess County community, and died in-j slant ly. Sarris. a member of the Para-j chute Club of America, was jump-! ins under strict safety regulations laid down by the national organization.

He wore two parachutes, his main "chute on his back and a I reserve 'chute strapped to his Ichest. I'ncle Sam's eager census takers bit a century-old snag Monday when they interviewed Dan Johnson. Johnson is a 103-year-old Negro. And wouldn't you know-it. he is one of the persons asked to fill out and wild in a long inlormation form asked of every fourth householder.

But Johnson cannot read or write. And neither can Anna Walker, his housekeeper. This puts the census takers at a disadvantage. Johnson's story of his origin varies. Nuns at the Cammehtc convent where he was a helper for many years believe he was born in England.

Johnson says he was born in Canada. He says he was born a slave and that one of his sons was killed in a war. He said he came lo the L'nitcd States hen he was 17. Census takers will make a return visit soon to Johnson's house to pick up the form. They're hoping that someone can help him fill it out.

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Kaleinh St. Louis San Antonio Sin Francisco Seattle Spokane Tampa .32 114 49 73 fi7 54 85 4l 54 112 75 58 51 511 77 7R Six Arrested Wichita DAILY KIVfR ANO RAINFALL BILLHIN Rner and rainfall data for period 7 a.m. CST. April 11. 1- Flood StaKe CbEe Preeip.

Stage Feet 24 hi 24 hrs JtlVF.R KID Marshal Dies In Nacogdoches NACOGDOCHES. April 11 1 Special 1 Nacogdoches City Fire hi 1 rt T- .00 .110 .00 .00 2fl 25 27 an 31 Denisnn Dam Arthur City Index Fulton Shreveport Coushatta Grand Ecore 614 8.7 7.fi 6.1 8.2 zin 5 11.7 6 4 In Of fering to Write Papers NEW YORK. April 11 UPH Six persons, including the assistant principal of a Brooklyn public school, were arrested today on i criminal informations a i them with fraudulently offering to write term papers for college stu-' dents in the New York City area. Manhattan Dist. Atty.

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$2 plus tax. rioches First Baptist Church. The Rev. Elmer Henderson, the Rev. Charlie Lamb will officiate and burial will be under the direction of Cason-Monk Funeral Home.

Survivors are his widow; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reagan of Nacogdoches; a sister. Mrs. Fred Jinson of Bay City, and a brother, Leroy Reagan of Nacog- I cloches.

no o.o o.i o.o o.o o.i i llacansport Naples 22 Texarkana Dam SABINE RIVER Quitman Jj Mineola Ciladewater 26 Tatum 2.1 I.ocansnort non Wier 1' newe.vvillc 22 1 z3 8 7.5.3 7.5 4 7.10 9 BOYS' DEPT. SF.COND FLOOR whom operate ghost-writing agencies, had been charged with misdemeanors involving writing of I term papers, these and doctoral dissertations for fees ranging from $50 to $3,000. Constitutional Protection of Office Asked on 03 0 4 i i i i jr Pooi stace: before yesterday. HIVIIt FORECASTS AND WARNINGS: The general slow falling trends will continue in the Red. Little.

Sulphur and Cvpress Fivers and in the Sabine a' and above Logansport. Discharges: Denison Dam: 24r' Texarkana Dam: 10 cfs: Ferrell 7857 since Bridge: 5 els. rAruElc- Shreveport 12th 8.4: 5.7. 13th 8.5; Alexandria: in RIVER STAGES Flood Present 24-hour Stage btage Lrannc (MI CO. BATON ROUGE.

April 11 'LTD Douglas Fowler, state custodian of i voting machines, said today he wants his office protected by the slate constitution and not fettered by an appointive board. Fowler, Democratic nominee to the post he now holds by appoint-; ment. told the AFL-C10 Laboi Sellout Sensation! 0.0 0.5 0.5 0 6 0.7 31.7 31.0 37.7 28.5 30.3 MISSISSIITI RIVER St. Louis 30 Memphis -j Helena 44 Arkansas City 42 Vieksburg Natchez 48 Red River Landing 4o Baton Rouge 3J Dnnaldsnnville -'8 1 I 24.7 18 5 9.9 ATCII A mi tiv s26 7 Simmesport 41 THE EASY WAY TO SLIMMER LINES AND 0 5 T0 3 4 0 9 t04 0 6 06 04 0.5 28 8 r22.7 4 5 6 6 27 4 Council his elective office was ere-, I atcd by the legislature, and could be abolished the same way. "As things stand now.

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