Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 17

Novembw 15, 1960 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL C3 Deaths and Funerals Man Bound Over mgue Begins will be presented at a meetftif of the League and newly-eleci ed county legislators Nov. 29. AUMARA3B Funeral MIT less for Jo H. Almaraa were held Monday afternoon from Garcia Mortuary Chapal to Suniet CUy-Wiie Poll Mtmonai rara uameiary wnara inter-mant took plac. narrla Mortuary, of University Women Monday began a 10-day poll on personnel practices in state gov ernment.

About 300 women, members of both groups, are expected to participate in the city-wide survey, Mrs. H. Michael Hayes, legislative chairman of the League said, The poll will be conducted in other cities throughout the state, she added. About 3000 people will be polled in the city, she added. The Albuquerque results The four-question survey if concerned with questions rt In Traffic Death Elahth and Stover iW.

waa In charn OK aw-rna The Albuquerque League of BARRIERS Roaary service! for lated to political patronage. Classified Ads Get Kemlti Mrs. mane n. Harriers win Da nem in women Voters and the local chapter of the American Assn. Amid Checri, Jeen Negro Girls Integrate New Orleans Schools NEW ORLEANS (fl-Protected by federal marshals, four JV, girls marched into two white schools in jwew Orleans Monday, breaching a racial barrier that had sinc reconstruction days.

But, two private citizens renewed the segregations war to Jearaal Special tha chapel at the Eater-Tonalla itat tuary, 930 Sun lord Dr. NE, at 7:30 ESTANCIA Ramon Mon- p.m. Tuesday. Funeral service! will be held in our Lady of Fat ma Church toya, 29, of Tajique, was bound over to district court Monday at 9:10 a.m. Wednesday.

Escorts are John Chlado, Richard Shaw. Gill Loe- head, James McHenry, Nelson Sitter III I ySapiBB and James White. Interment will be In lit. Calvary Cemeiery. ys.lFfflltersoBfs CASTIIIO Funeral service! for Thomas Barcelona Castillo were held Monday morning at 9 at Ban Fellpa de Narl Catholic Church.

Interment was at San Pedro, N.M. Oabaldon Mortuary r. 1 ulc BiriS qui oi tneir new mixed classes by getting a state was in cnarge. district court order Weather Report CROW Funeral lerylcM for Lawli strains the New Orleans School ijoarrj from using anv moncv. N.

Crow will ba held Wednesday at 2 p.m. In the First Baptist Church of Los Lunaa with tha Rev, Lai Tanner Pallbearera will Tommy Weathtr raport for tin 24 noun and- District Judge Fred S. Le- A v. for prosecution on a charge of assault with intent to kill. Bond was set at $5000 by Justice of the Peace C.

M. Mil-bourn of Estancia, and Mon-toya was returned to jail here in lieu of bond. The charge against Montoya grew out of the traffic death Thursday, shortly before midnight, of Ernesto Barela, 24, also of Tajique. Witnesses testified that, prior, to the fatal injuries, Montoya was throwing rocks at passing automobiles on NM-10 near Tajique. Barela, whose car was a target for the rocks, stopped his vehicle and started to fight with Montoya.

Mon mi at p. m. Monday, lurmsn.a oy tha U. S. Waathar Bureau atatlon at the Yatea, Manuel cnavex- Eloy Romero, Bud Gensen, Jaclt Oaneen, Wayne Municipal Airport.

Precipitation li the amount of rain or melted snow in Bottoms. Interment will ba In Fair view Parle Cemetery, with Strong. inchea and hundredths. Thorn In charge. Tha body will lie Temperature! Weathtr CLOTHING SAWS nation ujw una itain NEW MEXICO Jianc signed the temporary order in Baton Rouge Monday fternoon.

The suit was filed in Baton Rouge by George L. Single-Jnann of Orleans Parish and lwis S. Doherty Jr. of East Baton Rouge Parish as citizens nd taxpayers. in stata at trie church from 4 p.m Tuesday until time of the service, CHAVEZ Funeral aervlces for Alamogordo 4S TO Cloudy AiDuqueraua 2 3 oucly berto Chavei will conducted Tues Carlsbad 44 77 Cloudy day morrina at 8:30 from the family Clayton 42 5 Cloudy Clovli 43 na Cloudy Oolumbui 34 74 Cloudy home.

2731 La Vega Rd, SW, to Holy Family Catholla Church where mass will ba said at 9. Interment will be mad at Valencia with Oarcla Mor Fannlnglon SO 5 Pt Cldy Oallup 25 62 Pt Clily tuary, Eighth and Stover SW, In charge Bestrainlng Order Issued uienwooa 37 Oranta 23 5S Clondv ox service toya retreated, then returned In a counter move, the state CONGER Funeral services for asked and received an order Donald Laa Conger will conducted to the scene with a gun, apparently unloaded. When the gun failed to fire, in the French-Fitzgerald Chapel In the Garden this afternoon at two. Kev. Robert D.

Wolf will officiate. Inter Hoboe 44 7 Cloudy Lai Vefa 39 68 Cloudy Otto 32 5 Cloudy Raton (Airport). 31 69 Koswell 33 73 Cloudy Santa Fa 30 6 Cloudy 3. city (Airport) 39 (It Cloudy Socorro 45 64 Cloudy Truth or Con. 39 Cloudy Tucumcarl 45 cloudy Zunt 21 63 Cloudy OTHER STATES witnesses testified, Montoya ment will be mads In Sandla Memory gainst four members of the New Orleans School Board restraining them from taking any action "whatsoever in interfering in any way with the opera Gardene.

The following win escort began to beat Barela about the William Luecka, Allwrt Job, Hugo Wo OFF Torres, Gerald Cody. Rodney Howe, and Ronni Cheek. head with the gun. Barela, retreating from this attack, stepped or fell into the path tion of the school system by FREEMAN Funeral service for Cloudy Cloudy Clear Jerome Freeman, will held at 2 ine Legislature." of an automobile driven by p.m. Wednesday, In th Church of Jeaua Alamosa 21 Amarillo 69 Atlanta ww 41 Billing! 33 Chicago 60 Denver 28 El Paso 39 Pt Cldy Civil District Judge Luther Christ of Latter Day Saints, 623 Spruce Juan Chavez of Torreon.

SE, with President Alden Stradling A doctor at the preliminary officiating. Interment will be In a local hearing Monday testified that; cemetery, Strong-Thorn Mortuary la in charge. E. Hall signed the order and fcet Nov. 18 for a hearing.

However, there were reports that a move would be made to transfer the case to a federal Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy injuries caused by the gun orj those caused by the automo OLAVET Funeral service! for Thomaa K. Olavey will be held Tuesday 49 9 79 51 70 82 74 43 81 6 73 4 7S 61 89 70 85 67 7.1 44 67 47 65 60 44 67 47 morning at XI In th et. MarKS-on-the- Flagstaff 29 Fort Worth 83 Grand Junction 33 Kansas City 83 Los Angeles 64 Miami 71 Minneapolis 40 Needlei 47 Oklahoma City 61 Omaha 48 Phoenix 47 St. Louie 66 bile either could have caused Barela's death. Mesa Episcopal Church with tha Hav.

court. Charlea Fish officiating. Th family Pt Cldy Physical resistance to actual rt cidy No charge has been filed request! no flowers, rather memorial! to th Heart Fund. Interment will be In Tr. against the driver of the auto Falrview Park Cemetery.

Tha remains will II fn itate until 10 a.m. Tuesday nam Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Pt Clfiv Integration did not develop despite a gathering of 75 state policemen working for the mobile. at th Btrong-Thorn Mortuary. Salt Lake 35 .07 San Franclaco 60 Complaining witnesses In Seattle 39 .43 PtCldy OOMEZ Isldro R. Gomez, 64, resident of Belen, passed away at his home state Legislature.

waihinaton. B.C. 40 Cloudy Monday morning. He la survived by a Wlnsjow 24 Nor was there violence the case against Montoya is Eloy Gonzales, Torrance County sheriff. LOCAL DATA brother, Juan Gomez of Belen; four nephew! aod five nieces.

Rosary will he recited at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Highest temperature! thll data alnce 1931, 70 In 1953; lowest thtl data ilnce Funeral services for Barela, 1931. 14 In 1940: Monday'! hiaheat. 63 Komero runerai Horn fu among the racially mixed crowds of spectators. Cheers from watching Negroes echoed jeers and boos from impassion at 2:30 p.

m. Monday's lowest. 42 at neral aervlces will be at a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady of Belen 7 a. ra.

departure from normal for father of four, were conducted Monday. kCatholio Church with Romero Funeral date, ptua accumulated departure since first of month, plus 64. Horn in charge of arrangements. ed whites. Woman Jeers Children ISAACSON Funeral service! for Food Service School frecipitation sinca rtrst or montn.

07; departure from normal ainca first month, minus total sinca Jan. 1, 7.73; departure Irorn normal alnce Fay Wilhelmlna Isaacson, will held Tuesday afternoon at 2 In th Immanuel When three cars containing Jan. 1, minus .16. Lutheran Church with th Rev. Kurt -three Negro first graders pull Brink officiating.

Interment will be In Sunset Memorial Park. Pallbearera will Relative humidity: 5 a. 68; II 45; 6 p. 40. Sunset today 6:01 p.

m.i funriac ed up to McDonogh 19 school, 1. William Smith, David Wilson. Donald on ml suits, nm COATS TOP COATS and SLACKS Never Before Have We Offered Such Reductions At This Tins of Year. There Is A Suit, Sport Coat, Top Goat or Slacks Just For Yon If You Are An Executive, an Office Man, A Business Man, Real Estate Man, Doctor, Lawyer, Minister, School Teacher or A Suit For The Average Man. And I An Sure There Is One Just For You Prices To Suit You CREDIT TERMS TO SUIT YOU BUY NOW AND PAY NEXT YEAR No Interest, No Carrying Charges, Alterations FREE for The Duration of The Clothes.

AND REMEMBER 20 OFF ON ALL CLOTHING SUITS, SPORT COATS, TOP COATS AND SLACKS. BUY FOR NOW, BUY FOR CHRISTMAS AND PAY NEXT YEAR. Byrne. Lester Harm, Jamra Low, and a white woman screamed Eugen Bennett. Btrong-i norn Mor Wednesday .41 a.

m. Weather Forecast 'Those black xxx. I'm go- tuary is In charge or arrangement. jng in there and get my chil MUNlf Funeral services for Ken SAXTA rr. FARMIVOTOX.

Jdren out. I'm no nigger lov- neth B. Munn will be held In th chapel at th Exter Tonella Mortuary, S30 er." Classes Open Here The 15th food service school sponsored by the City Health Dept. this year began Monday at American Legion Post No. 13.

The three-day school is designed to acquaint personnel in food and drink establishments with good health practices and city, state and federal health regulations. Two sessions are being held daily, from 2 until 4 p.m. and Stanford Dr. NE. at 2:30 Tuesday UP.

CHANTS, BCKdltKO: Partly cloudy today and tonight with little temperatura change. Highs today, lows tonight: Santa Fa 56-21; Farmlngtnn 51-30; Gallup 53-22; Grant! 6S-23; Socorro 64-34. afternoon. Th Kv. Roy E.

Howei will official. Escort! ar O. B. Thorpe She strode into the three-tory, grey stucco building and out holding her (one) W. H.

Barricklow, N. p. ounter, H. N. Blue, Jamea Ryan Jr.

and Dr. John W. Thomaa. Interment will In Sunset Memorial Park. TITCMCARr.

CI.OVIS. PORTALES. hild by the hand. White Spectators cheered. PERPJN Funeral services for LAM VEGAS Partly cloudy today and tonight with little tamperntura change.

Breezy this afternoon. High! today, lows tonight: Tucumcarl Clovla-Por-talea 61-34; Las Vegas 53-21. Wilfred J. Perrln will held at 10:30 One Negro girl, wearing a a.m. Wednesday In th Palm Chapel of ALAMOOORDO, CARLSRan, ARTK- white dress and with white ribbons in her hair, drew boos SIA.

1IKMIM1. HOBIIS. UlVlNliTllN. th Strong-Thorn Mortuary, with Chaplain Andraon C. Hicks officiating.

Interment will In Falrvlw Park Cemeury. from 7:30 until 9:30 p.m. In LAI CRKK8. KdDOSO. SI1.VKK "at Frants School.

ITr, TRITM OR CONSEQCKNCBi: Partly cloudy today, becoming lair to PEREA Military funeral services night Little temperature change. Highs today, low! tonight: Alamogordo 70- for Francisco A. Perea will held "The niggers are going to take over. They're going to run us all out of here," one 40: carleDad-Arteflta-HoDM-ijovinnon structors are Peter Griego, senior sanitarian, and Fred White, sanitarian. Griego said the school is open to employes of cafes, bakeries, markets and bars.

this morning from th Corrales Catholic Church wher requiem mass will be 72-40; DeminK 61-35: Laa Cruces 70-m; Ruldnso 62-25; Silver City 65-33; aald at 10. Burial will be at the spectators yelled Corralea Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers or 61-57. William Frantz School is lo will be Louti i'erea. Jonn nay mond Perea, Leo Perea, Emlllano Mar- TURNS UP SAFE tines and Alfredo uonzaiea.

omiers from Sandia Bas will fir th mlute. Salazar and Sons Mortuary Is In charge. SANTA FE Ofl Joe Grill, 23, remains will ba brought Alhuqoerque and servic arrangements will be announced by th French-Fitzgerald cated in a workingman's neighborhood in East New Orleans. McDonogh 19 is located on busy St. Claude Ave.

in the center of the city. It, too, is SALAZAB Funeral services for a lost hunter irom Jsama te, checked in with his family Albert Salazar Jr. will held Wednes Monday only a few hours after to the east of downtown New day from th San Miguel Catholic Church where requiem maa will be said at 9 a.m. Burial will at the Carnuel Catholic Cemetery. Rosary will recited tonight at 7:30 at th family horn at Carnuel.

N.M. Salazar and his wife had reported him missing on a hunting trip in the Vallecitos area near Ojo Orleans. Police Preserve Order Cordons of city police block SPAINFuneral services for William I Thomas Spain will held Tuesday aft-! ernoon at 1 from Garcia Mortuary Chapel, Eighth and Stover SW. Grave-1 side service! will held Tuesday at 1:30 p. m.

In Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery, with Dr. R. E. Howes of th First Presbyterian Church officiating. Garcia Mortuary Is In charge of Bervtc arrangements.

The following 1 will pallbearers: Le White. Cash ed off a two block area around clothes Sons Mortuary Is In ehargi. SANCHEZ Prlvat funeral services for Infant Joseph Sanchez will held this afternoon at 2. Burial will at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.

Salazar and Sons Mortuary Is In charge. SANDERSON Wilfred K. Sanderson. Cox, A. B.

Pritchard. Kenneth Rohden, i each mother as she emerged from the building with her child or children. Dutch. Haines and Paul Templeton. 3124 CENTRAL SE OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 QUIP.IC Funeral services for Marvin While integration took place quirk, will held Tuesday at 9 a m.

In th Holy Ghost Church with the THE GREATEST NAME IN CLOTHING Rev. Jamea Bulman officiating. Interment WIU In th National Cemetery 70. passed away at Truth or Consequence early Monday morning. Sanderson waa a former resident of Belen, waa a member of th Baptist Church in Belen and wa a retired salesman.

at Santa at 1 p.m. Tuesday with full Military Honors. Strong-Thorn Is in charge. 1 in New Orleans, the state Legislature met in special session in Baton Rouge in an uproarious session highlighted by an apparent determination to continue to fight to undo the mix la lurvived by mi wire. art.

nuuy L. Sanderson of Truth or Consequences; a son. w. k. sanaeraon jr.

oi eien, on brother. Morris, In Texas, and four sisters, Mrs. Clara Good. Mrs. liaunia Johnson, Mrs.

Willi Johmon and Mrs. Modlata Henderson, all In Texas. His ing of races. If he doesrit offer THE LOOK of action i NEW LOCATION 409 St. NW Frantz.

The city police superintendent, Joseph Giarrusso, said police were there "strictly to preserve order." After the actual integration of the schools, white students began withdrawing. Normal enrollment at Frantz is 600. One police officer said only SO students remained inside. At McDonough, where normal enrollment is about the same, about 200 children were estimated to be inside. Six-year-old Theresa Ann Johnson, one of the white first-graders at McDonough 19 said only three or four white children were left in her room.

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