Twenty-two Memory of Hero Son Saddens Golden Wedding Anniversary Barraza Post His Memorial By FRANK AHLGREN The mood was festive, yet there was a feeling of sadness today in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas Barraza. They were observing their 50th; wedding anniversary and while they acknowledged congratulations voiced by their children and friends they thought of their son, Willie Barraza, who died a hero in World War 1 II. The Willie I Barraza Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars here was named for him.
Mr. and Mrs. Barraza attended a mass at San Jose de Cristo Rey Church this morning and later entertained friends and relatives at a reception at the home at 321 Vista Hill drive. All He Wanted to Do Mn Barraza is 73, and his wife 64. They were married in Villa a Hidalgo, Durango, Mexico.
and came to the United States in 1913. Mr. Barraza was a farm worker then, and has been all his life until his retirement a few years ago. "It is all I ever wanted to do," he explained with simple dignity. "I a am a farm worker." Mr.
Barraza has another accomplishment, however, about which he is modest. He is the patriarch of a clan that includes seven sons, three daughters, 32 grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. The oldest grandson is 25. The youngest is two months old. All cf Mr.
Barraza's descendants recognize him as the patriarch; each kisses his hand on first greeting. It is the custom. They all live in the El Paso area except one son, Esteban, -who lives with his family in Los Angeles. Esteban is here for the anniversary occasion, however. Proud of Dead Son Mr.
and Mrs. Barraza are proud of their son who died fighting in Germany after the Normandy invasion. He enlisted in the Army in February, 1942, and rose to the rank of sergeant. He was killed in action on Sept. 27, 1944.
In 1948 a VFW post was established in Smeltertown and designated as his memorial. A picture of the handsome young soldier is kept in Mr. and Mrs. Barraza's bedroom without a speck of dust on the frame. Mrs.
Barraza brought the picture out to show, and her eyes filled with tears. "This is Willy," she said. Wants to Restore Grant County Officials Pay Cuts By United Press International SANTA FE, Feb, Fred W. Foster, Grants Democrat, has offered a plan to raise salaries of officials in his home county by placing them on an "advisory commission." Foster explained the bill he introduced yesterday this way: A drop in production last year by the Kennecott Copper Corp. lowered the county's assessed valuation just below the $45 million mark- dropping the county from Class to Class "1" status.
This automatically cut the pay of county officials. For instance, the sheriff now receives $5300 a year while at election time he expected to receive $7200. But now copper production is up again and so is the assessed valuation. But the county under law cannot switch back to its former status and salaries until 1960. Meanwhile, Foster wants to get the office holders paid at the usual rate by placing them on a paid advisory board to offset their salary cuts.
Expect Big Turnout For Ranchers' Meet By United Press International SANTA ROSA, Feb. New Mexico Cattle Growers Assn. expects its annual convention at Albuquerque March 22-24 to attract the largest attendance in many years. W. I.
Driggers of Santa Rosa, president of the state group, said improved range conditions and better cattle prices would send more than 2500 members to the 45th annual gathering. THE GOLDEN YEARS -Martha parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas Wedding Anniversary at the Albert F. Schultz Dies; Rites Set Albert Franklin Schultz of Fabens died Wednesday in an El Paso hospital.
He was 74. Mr. Schultz was a Lower Valley farmer 33 years. He was an elder of the Fabens Christian Church. Survivors include his widow.
Mrs. Etta Mae Schultz; a daughter, Mrs. James V. Porter of El Pa so; two sons, William Schultz of Hermosa Beach, and Albert F. Schultz Jr.
of Aberdeen, and four grandchildren. Funeral services: will be held at 10 a. tomorrow in Harding and Orr Chapel with the Rev. David Roos officiating. Burial will be in Restlawn Memorial Park.
Final Rites Held For Charles Lyon Funeral services were set for 4 p. m. in St. Clement's Church Charles Lyon of 4209 toro Pershing drive who died day. The Rev.
Robert T. Gibson and the Rev. B. M. G.
Williams officiated. Burial was to be in Evergreen Cemetery with Harding and rotE Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Lyon, 68, lived 48 3 years. He was the retired owner of Lyon and Co.
Produce Co. and was a member of St. Clement's. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Rose Lyon; nine daughters, two sisters, one brother, two nephews, 21 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
Pall bearers are: Walter Abourezk, R. G. Amezcua, B. B. Sanders, James W.
Lyon and Fred Sawaya. The family requested that flowers be omitted and contributions made to the El Paso Heart Fund or the American Cancer Society. RAYMUNDO SERABIA Raymundo Serabia of 1117 Los Angeles street died Wednesday in a hospital. He was 37. Mr.
Serabia was a life long resident of and was a member of the Holes Family Church. He was a veteran of World War II. Survivors include his father, Patricio Serabia; eight brothers, Jose, Faustino, Timoteo, Patricio Gonzalo, Antonion, Andres an Francisco Serabia; and six sisters, Mrs. Christina Fildon, Mrs. Teresa Juarez, Mrs.
Maria Salcido, Mrs. Bertha Ontiveros and Miss Virginia Serabia, all of El Paso, and Mrs. Angelina Rivers of Huntsville, Ala. Rosary services will be held at 8 p. m.
Monday in Martin Mortuary Chapel. Other arrangements are pending. SAVE YOUR MONEY TIME AND DISPOSITION Buy all your garden tools, sprinklers, fertilizer spreaders and Ortho Fertilizers and Insecticides at our convenient store. Open Saturday "til 7 p.m. All sizes of Canadian Peat Moss YOUNG Appliance Hardware Montana in Loretto LO 5-4021 We Give Green Stamps light brown the brown Sugars CH dark brown with that good Hawaiian-cane cane sugar CH flavor cane sugar Jury Clears Official Of Gift Charges By United Press International AUSTIN, Feb.
Comptroller Robert S. Calvert got the hearing he asked for before the Travis County grand jury and that body cleared him of any wrongdoing in accepting "Christmas gifts" from his employes. The jury gave its opinion in a terse, one paragraph report late yesterday. A Senate Investivating Committee last month charged Calvert had accepted about $28,000 in cash gifts from members of his department. Calvert said the figure was closer to $15,000, and was in the form of "Christmas gifts." Red History Quoted In Treason Trial By United Press International DENVER, Feb.
Government prosecutors continued their presentation of a history of the Communist Party today, going back to writings of Marx and Lenin, in the conspiracy trial of six former Colorado Reds. The prosecution sought to show, over repeated objections of the defense, that the aim of the party throughout its history has ben violent overthrow of governments. The six on trial are Mrs. Patricia Blau, El Paso, Arthur Bary, San Jose, Bary's ex-wife, Anna Correa, Denver; Harold Zepelin, Denver, and Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Scherrer, New York. Another Star Of 'Our Gang' Comedies Dies By United Press International MEADVILLE, Feb. 6 Don Law, 38, who endeared self to juvenile movie fans a generation ago with his portrayal of "Fats" in the "Our Gang" comedies, died in Spencer Hospital here. Law was admitted nine days ago with an intestinal disorder. Hospital attaches said he had been treated for the ailment last year.
It was the second death involving a star of the "Our Gang" series in less than a month. Carl Switzer, who played the "Aifalfa" role, was shot fatally Jan. 21 during an argument over $50 in California. Law had managed a bus depot in Meadville recently and previously had been manager of a men's clothing store. During World War II he had operated a theater in Ireland for the USO.
U. S. to Honor N. M. Federal Road Engineer By United Press International SANTA FE, Feb.
J. Keller, chief engineer of the New Mexico division of the Bureau of Public Roads, will a silver medal for meritorious service from the Department of Commerce. Secretary of Commerce Admiral Lewis Strauss announced the award and said given to Keller Feb. 16 at ceremonies in Denver. Short Ribs I HEAR YOU GOT BIT BY A RATTLESNAKE THIS MORNING.
YUP. DID YOU TRY FIRST AID? I THINK THE LITTLE CRITTER'S GOING TO LIVE. TOO, Radio Man Gets Cruces Jaycee Award Special to The Herald-Post LAS CRUCES, Feb. 6 Jim Gober, 34, manager of Radio Station KOBE has been given the Las Cruces Jaycees Distinguished Service for 1958 Award. Presentation was made at banquet last night.
Albuquerque Jaycees have notified the Junior Chamber of Commerce here that Gober is one of three under consideration for the State DSA Award. Brand New NOW AT YOUR GROCER'S LONGHORN POTATO RIPPLES LONGHORN Macaroni SCISSORS RED Coupon Tastes Better Cooks Better Looks Better EL PASO HERALD-POST, Friday, Feb. 6, 1959- it's real French NISS38 Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping, 1 WISH-BONE French Dressing Make an ordinary salad a real treat with Wish-Bone French Dressing! REAL French, the Continental kind with enticing herbs and spices! Green Beans Parisienne Cook one package frozen French-style green beans according to directions. Add one tbsp. Wish-Bone French; serve hot.
also enjoy WISH-BONE Italian, Cheese, and Russian Dressings Two Zoning Changes Okayed; 2 Rejected The City Plan Commission approved two applications for a change of zoning and rejected two others. The Commission approved an application by John H. Goodman for a service station in a residential zone on the southwest corner of Dyers street and Eagle avenue. An application by Donald B. Fertel for a change from residential to apartment-mobile home-zoning in Sunrise Acres No.
2 in the 4600 block of Apollo street also was approved. Applications by H. W. Crook for apartment zoning at 1257 Kentucky avenue, and by John W. McLeod for apartment home zoning on Tract 19, of McElroy Acres in Ysleta Grant were turned down.
Enjoy The Best! Ernie Poncen RF SPAGHETTI There IS a difference of the Morning! starts you sets you right! Schilling No one knows flavor like Schilling! Wonderful coffee with wide-awake flavor that gives wings to your morning! FF NEW WASHING DISCOVERY! TODAYS CLOROX1 gets out suds leave in! AS for BLEACH SA. washes SEE WHAT 1958, The Cloros Company LEFT IN DIRT LEERIN DIRT No matter which leading detergent there's a left dirt that suds But Clorox added to your Suds, plus today's Clorox bleach, you use in your family alone simply cannot get out. laundry dissolves this dirt. give today's cleanest washes! TRY TODAY'S CLOROX TODAY! by Housekeeping, 3 Lozano, 3, helped her grandBarraza, celebrate their Golden Barraza, home today. Rafael C.
Miranda Claimed by Death Rafael C. Miranda of 1102 Rosewood street died yesterday at his home. He was 74. Mr. Miranda, a building contractor, lived in El Paso 48 years.
He was a member of St. Catholic Church. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Hortencia Navarro and Mrs. Maria Saucedo; a son, Juan P.
Miranda; two sisters, Miss Petra Miranda and Mrs. Felipe Davila; eight grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren, all of El Paso. Rosary services are set for 8 p. m. today in Harding and Orr Chapel.
Other arrangements are pending. Final Rites Set For Pete A. Eddings Funeral services for Pete A. Eddings, who died Wednesday, will be held at 2 p. m.
tomorrow in Kaster and Maxon Chapel with the Rev. George W. Burroughs officiating. Burial will be in Restlawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers are Richard 1 F.
Cook, Jack Igeo, Thomas Boone, George Mengel, C. W. Ruebush and Winston Black. MARCIAL' LOPEZ Rosary services for Marcial Lopez, 48, of 1010 Cliff street, who died Wednesday will be held at 8 p. m.
Monday in RodehaverMiller Chapel. Graveside services will be held at 9. a. m. Tuesday in Ft.
Bliss National Cemetery with full military honors. Mr. Lopez is survived by his widow, Mrs. Dominga Lopez; four sons, Marcial Jr. of the Air Force, Juan and Manuel of Los Angeles Francisco Lopez of the U.
S. Army; five daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Rios and Misses Graciela, Antonia, Cecilia and Irene Lopez, all of Los Angeles; two brothers and a sister. JOHN M. LUCAS Funeral services for John M.
Lucas, who died Monday, will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Banks Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. I. C.
Loud Jr. officiating Burial will be in Concordia Cemetery. YUP- VIN 6961 A PAL.
