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LaytOnsville Visitors
Are Entertained
By Residents.

7 AYTONSVILLE, Md, Aug. g.
Mrs. F. L. Ransome Of Pasadena,
Calf, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Edwin Fry Of Fair Hills Farm, near
Laytonsville. Mrs. Ransome arrived
In New York Monday on the Aqui-
tania after . month in Edinburgh,
Scotland, where she attended the In
ternational Council Of Women, which
had representatives from 81 nations.
Mrs. Arthur Miller Of Mount Yer.
non, N. Y, Is expected to arrive to-
morrow to join her children, who have
been visiting their aunts, Mrs. George
Howes Of Laytonsville and Mrs. For
rest King Of Cedar Grove. Mrs. Mil
Ter was before her marriage Miss An
ME Ray Of Laytonsville.
Many Arrive This Week
To Visit Friends.
Other visitors here include Mrs
Elizabeth Cramer of Bethesda, q guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Julia Becraft: Mr.
Douglas Lindsay Of Alexandria, also
with Mrs. Becraft; Miss Halle Tapp
Of Washington, with her sister, Mrs
Norman Gregg; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Dwyer and Miss Helen Dwyer of
Baltimore, visiting the Dwyer and
Riggs families, and Mrs. Camden
Windham and her two daughters,
guests of Mrs. Mowatt Windham.
Mrs. William L. Grifith entertained
at dinner Sunday for Mrs. Verda
Griffith Of Laytonsville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Hardell of Washington and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Kramer Of
Takoma Park.
Mr.. Vestus Wilcox Will
Remain in Lebanon.
Mr.. vestus Wilcox has deferred his
"trip to St. Louis for several months
and will be in Lebanon. Pa, for q
while, joining his family here at
EDGE Hill Farm for the week ends.
Mrs. Uriah Grifflth and her daugh-
eers entertained q large party at a
bridge luncheon today. Mrs. William
p, Sherman and her son, Billy Shear
man, will leave early next week for
their home in Manhassett, Long Island.
Miss Virginia Griffith will stay on
tor q while.
Mrs. Harry Spurrier entertained at
IN afternoon bridge Monday at Edge
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Burdette, for
n,er residents of this vicinity, have
purchased q home in Edgemoor and
moved there from Washington early
n June.
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i, Diplomatic
Corps News
Notes
Enjoys Vacations
Are Broken By
Visits Here.
CONTINUED From First Page.)

(COutlnOeO from F1rSt Page.)
Sonora de Vega Gomez in New York
tor the week end.
The Greek Minister, Mr.. Demetrios
sicilianos. recently returned from a
prolonged visit in the West, dashed
of to New York for q few days and is
expected back tomorrow.
The Counselor, Mr.. Nicholas G.
Iely, Is back from visit in Newport.
The Minister Of the Dominican Re-
public. Senior Don Andres Pastoriza,
remained in New York after Sonora de
Pastoriza sailed early in the week for
their home and he will come back to
the Legation tomorrow.
Bulgarian Minister
Continues Touring.
The Bulgarian Minister and Nine:
Naoumod, who are motoring through
this country that the latter may be-
come acquainted with its beauties,
were expected to arrive in Denver,
Colo. yesterday and after a few days
there will continue their sight
seeing" excursion in the Rockies.
The Costa Rican Minister, Senior
Don Ricardo Castro Beeche, who has
made a brief visit in his native land,
will arrive in Washington today.
The Nicaraguan Minister, Senior DR..
Don Luis De Bayle. spent few days
in Washington last week and joined
Sonora de De Bayle and their children
yesterday in their cottage at Ocean
City. N. j.
Also spending day or so in WASH
lngton last week was the Soviet Charge
d'A11aires, M. Constantine A. Ouman-
sky, who again is with Nine. Ouman-
sky and their family at their cottage
near Annapolis.
Signora Cosmelli, wife Of the
italian Charge d'Affaires, is back from
. visit In her homeland, and on her
arrival in New York last week she
was met by Signor Cosmelli, who &C
companied her to Washington.
The German Charge d'Af1aires, Herr
Hans Thomson, drove to CHAIRMAN,
Pa, yesterday to be the guest over
Sunday Of the former United States
Ambassador to Chile and Mrs. William
3. Culbertson in their charming place
On the mountain.
The Charge d'Affaires of the French
Republic. M. Jacques Truelle, who has
made his home at the chancery on
v street, has moved into the Embassy
at 1921 Kalorama road, where he will
hive during the absence Of the Ambas-
Ador.
M. Jacques Dumaine, First Secre-
tary Of the Embassy, motored to
Capon Springs, w. Va, yesterday and
= expected to return tomorrow.
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Vacations
(Continued From First Page.)
month at the Douthat State Park
IN Virginia.

The Acting Director Of the
Budget and Mrs. Daniel w. Bell
and their daughter. Miss Kathleen
Bell, who are travelling in the West,
are not expected to return here
until the end Of August. They left
Warrington the middle of July,
and Mr.. Bell went westward on
business, after which he started .
vacation With bis family.
Mr.. Albert Z. Reitzel, assistant
solicitor Of the Department Of
Labor, will sail from New York
on Thursday for the West Indies.
He expects to be there for two or
three months, and will then return
to Washington for q short time
before leaving for the Philippines.
The Secretary Of the Senate and
Mrs. Edwin A. Halsey, accompanied
BY their son, Edwin A. Halsey, jr.,
have gone to their home in Lynch
burg, Va, for a few weeks. While
there they will visit friends at
Timber Lake, which is located Just
outside Of Lynchburg.
Upon their return. Mr.. Edwin
A. Halsey, IT,. viii resume hi
studies at Dartmouth College, Han.
over. N. II.
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La gaceta., 1938-05-03
TELEGRAMA DEL
iCENTRO ESPANUL

Ell Centre Espanol, la presti-
giosa sociedad, por conducto de
su presidente, Don Ramon Fer
nanaez Rey, ell querido amigo,
mando hoy este mensaje al Hon.
Samuel D. McReynolds, presi :
dente del Comite de Relaciones
Exteriores de la Camara de Re-
presentantes, Washington, D.
c.: La Sociedad Centre Espa =
mol, que preside e integran mas
de 5000 miembros, pide justicia
para la Republica Espanola,
contra la cual sc mantiene un
embargo de armas opuesto al de
recho International y los princi-
pios democraticos de esta ma
ci6n. Pedimos a listed y sus com
paneros que modifiquen sin de-
mora, en- honor de un pueblo
agredido, la ley de neutralidad.
Ramon Fernandez Rey, Pre-
sidente del Centre Espanol.
La gaceta., 1938-05-03
UNA SUGERENCIA
Hernanas v hernanos de

HermanaS Y hermanos de Ia
retaguardia: Esta de vacacio-
mes en- Cuba, su terra natal, el
teniente Ramon Cuervo Galan,
valiente muchacho que ha veni-
do combatiendo en- las trinche.
ras de Ia Espada Republican,.
Cuervo tom6 parte en- varias
de las mas importantes opera
CLONES de la guerra Y fue heridc
len dos ocasiones, una de elias
en- la toma de Teruel.
Enamorado de la libertad de
Cuba, sin reparar en- SACRIFICES
cruz6 ell mar Y Sc puso al servi-
clio del pueblo espanol.
Dos hermanos de este Nalien-
tie fueron asesinados en- Cuba
por los esbirros de la tirania.
mo seria propio que la reta-
guardia de Tampa lie invitara a
pasar aqui unos dias?
Tratase de un joven sencillo
que habla POGO; pero a la bora
de la acci6n, en- defensa de la
justicia, alli esta su brazo v SUI
alma.
Nunca olvidaremos aquella
manana cuando acompanado
por varios amigos cubanos, de
los que luchan contra ell despo-
tismo, vino a pedirnos detalles
de la muerte de suS 'hermanoS.
Firme la mirada, sangrante
ell coraz6n, no lloraba.
Pensaba en- la justicia y en- la
libertad y parecia decir: Esta
herida la debo a Cuba y por ella
todos los SACRIFICES son pocos.
I'm heroe legitimo, un hon.
bre de las trincheras, un tenien-
tie cubano que defiende a Espa-
ma, esta en- ell pueblo de Guiana
bacoa, en- Cuba.
Toca a ustedes actuar, COM
paneros y hermanos de la Reta-
guardia.
Ramon es de los nuestros, por
que en- Tampa vivi6 varios me
SEES.
Els del grupo que nunca olvi.
La gaceta., 1938-05-03

BESIDE Guanabacoa, Cuba, tie
IRA de mujeres bellas Y honda
dosas, nos llega una carta que
no esperahamos. firmada por
I'm amigo querido, ell teniente
del ejercito leal espanol Ramon
Cuervo Galan.
Dice:
Sr. Victoriano Manteisa.
Agreeable amigo: Desde ha-
ce varios dias me encuentro EN-
Cuba diSfrutando de unas vaca-
clones. Tan pronto termine la
licencia que Sc me ha concedi-
do Nolvere a ocupar mi puesto
en- defensa de la democracia
mundial.
Referente a la situaci6n espa-
nola, me siento muy optimistic.
Franco estimaba su ofensiva a.
plastante y decisiva, pero fraca
SO. Us6 TODD ell material belico Y
TODD ell personal de reserva, pc
70 no pudo destruir la homoge-
neidad del ejereito republican,.
4. Muy dificil resultara para 81,
traidor entire los traidores, $685.
tener la faja de terreno, en- for
ma de cuna, que llega hasta Tor
tosa. ALI sufrira la mas gran
de derrota, ell principle del fin,
81 insiste en- cruzar.
La gaceta., 1938-05-03

liberia ma petaIoo So e4ectlyl-
dad y han tenido que retirarla.
Puedo asegurarles que jamas
81 pueolo eSpanol Sc ma sentido
mas optlmlsta y con mayor con
LAMA en- Ell trlunfo de su causa.
Els cierto que Sc vivieron mo-
mentos dificiles, pero hoy es to-
10 10 c~ontrario. La desyentaja
del Snsmigo, en- terminus gene
rales, es cada vez mayor,
Con respecto a la parte inter-
nacional, hoy creo que Sc va des
pejando esa inc6gnita criminal
que ha venido maniatando al Go
bierno legitimo de Espana. Aun
que I~nglaterra con el tratado an
glo-italiano reconozca la inter-
venci6n de italia en- E5pana, Ell
pueblo ingles Sc ha dado cuen-
Ia, al mismo TEMPO, de que 81
hoy trata de no quemarsefos de
dos, manana tendra que expo
ner lss manos y puemarselas.
Nunca estuvo en- mejores con
diciones organizativas ell ejerci-
(FGs0 q Ia 30. pGO.)
La gaceta., 1938-05-03
Esta de vacaciones en- Cuba Ell
teniente Ramon Cuervo Galan
Mantienesu fe en- la victoria v r~egresara
a la Peninsula.
Al llegar a Cuba lie enteraron de que
gu hijito hahfa muerto

AL Gobierno lie sera facl, en-
cualquier momento, dividir esa
cuna Y entonces Guadaaajara sc
ri IN punto invisible compare
do con esta hfrota.
Franco o, meior dicno, italia
J Alemania, no podran fortifi-
car nunca, va que los flancos
derecho e izquierdo de su ejer-
cito son constantemente batidos
por nueStra artilleri~ Ellos ba-
san SUI resiStencia en- la mayor
fuerza aerea, que protege sus
operaciones, Y EN- ell enorme nu-
nero de canones facilitates por
sus protectores y aliados.
va en- algunos hlgares Ia ar
La gaceta., 1938-05-03
NOTAS SOCIALN

Enfermo
Estuvo enfermo, pero va &c
haya en- canine de un complete
restablecimiento, nuestro apre-
ciable amigo Pedrito Hermann
DEE, ell popular Figaro de la
Gale IA.
Aver nos enteramos de su do
lencia Y al mismo tempo de que
volveria al trabajo en- esta mis-
ma semana.
La noticia del restablecimien
to de tPedrito nos llena de rego-
clio, por la amistad que lie pro-
fesamos.
Vayan hacia 81 n~uestros me-
Jores deseos y que muy pronto
podamoS verle de nuevo al fren-
tie de su acreditado estableci-
miento.
La gaceta., 1938-05-03
Logld Progreso No. 81

Logld Progreso No. 81
Anuncia una functions para Ell
dfa 8, en- Ell teatro delsCirculo
Cubano, la prestieiosa Logia
Progreso No. 81, de la Orden de
Odd Fellows
Fiesta organizada por la Sec
cion de Propaganda de esta Lo-
gia, fundada recientemente
Esperamos Ell programme. MI
cho agradecemos al atento secre
tario Jose Perez, por medic del
amigo Oscar Cuervo, su amable
communication.
Organizar significa resurgir,
vida nueva; orientaciones enca-
minadas al bien collective.
La gaceta., 1938-05-03
Los Leales

Los LedleS
El domingo % de mayo, en-
La Columna, daran su Picnic
los Caballeros Leales de Ameri-
ca.
Los hermanos trabajan con
ia mayor intensidad y esperan
tener ALI cerca de mil comensa-
les, o quiza un n1mero superior.
Mitiga la Logia penas de her
manos que sufren Y por 10 tanto
su labor cuenta con nuestra fir
me simpatfa.
La mano del hermano Zeal,
en- los INSTANCES de augusta, Ne
La gaceta., 1938-05-03
La Verbena

Hablando aver con varios
miembros de la directiva v 10
venes de la seccion atletica del
Circulo Cubano, llegamos al
convencimiento de que esta va
asegurado 81 exito de la VERDE
ma del sabado ,en ell nuevo pa
ito.
Todos los arreglos sc han he
chic para la mayor comodidad
de los invitados y personals que
han separado mesas.
Las orquestas contratadas
responder al buen gusto de la
juventud que gusta del bale
Sc trabaja en- ell patio y Ell pi-
so esta va en- perfectas condicio-
mes.
Bien merecen, por anticipa :
do, una calurosa felicitaci6n los
directories del Circulo, los Atle-
ticos y todos los grupos que con
ellos colaboran
La gaceta., 1938-05-03
Padres q Maestr0s


La nueva Association de Pa .
dres y Naestros de la escuela
Phillip Shore, presidida por la
Sra. Lorenzo Hernandez, Sc reu
Mira hoy en- ell edificio de la es-
Icuela, a las 8 de la tarde.
10 pr0grama interesante e
instructive Sc ha preparado.
Disertara ell DIR. McEachern,
jefe de Sandal de Tampa, y d.
ra algunas palabras la Sra.
Langston, directora de la escue-
la.
La Sra. Lena Lazzara presen
tara ell esquema "Un Dia en- una
Corte de Transito." Seis discf-
pulas de la Sra. Anna Schneider
cantaran Amor de Madre."
La gaceta., 1938-05-03

ga sin preston que confunda o
humble.
Y TODD nuestro coras6n esta.
con las obras de este caracter,
crIstianas en- su raiz, en- su des-
enyolvimiento y en- los fesulta-
dos.
La gaceta., 1938-05-03
RestGblecidO

Operado por ell DIR. Wintun,
81 notable cirujano, uno de los
hombres mas queridos por ell
pueblo latino, Sc encuentra va
curado y restablecido nuestro
querido amigo ell Sr. Cotarelo,
padre de Roy, ell apoderado es-
collar.
Pas6 algunos dfas en- Ell sana-
torio del Centre Espanol y tie
ne palabras de elogio para esa
institution y para ell ilustre me-
La gaceta., 1938-05-03
La obra de la retaguardia de Tampa

daremos, Jose Garcia Granell,
Felipe Roas, "Salcita," Valdes,
Guaiiro....
Salud.
La gaceta., 1938-05-03

dico.
Muchos nos place coqnunicar
a todos la noticia de que Gotta
relo estara muy pronto en- dis
posici6n de volver a sus labores.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-07

ing them to make personal investigat-
tions and secure affidavits from the
employers that the workers signing
the continued claims, showing unem-
ployment or partial employment, are
the Identical workers who have been
reported as having worked full time
after satisfying yourself absolute
ly as to the claimants having made
these statements for the purpose OF
obtaining compensation to which he
is not entitled, consult the solicitor OF
the district and let him decide wheth-
er or not he has jurisdiction and de-
sires to take action, but be sure you
are correct before taking any public
action in the matter" Director Price
wrote one of the district deputies. He
wrote that a check was being mace
on employees who are making moor
rect certifications in fraudulenty sign
ing these continued claims.
The law provides that any one max
ing a false statement knowingly 10
get benefits or to increase BENEFITS, Is
subject to a fine of 500 to 500, or I'M
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-07
CASE
FRAUDS ARE limited
State Office Hears Claims in
Some Instances Not
Justified

Raleigh, March 7.-Workers who
have been registered as unemployed
list and have filed claims for unem-
pleyment benefits, and have continued
to file weekly claims showing they
were not employed at all, but who
have, in fact, teen at work either full
or part time, will be prosecuted for
fraud in obtaining benefits to which
they are not entitled, Chairman Char
les G.. Powell, of the Unemployment
Compensation Commission said todav.
A few such instances have come to
the attention of the commission thro-
ugh its district and field men and a
thorough investigation is being made
in each case. The law requires that
workers give exact information on
whether or not they have worked and
for how long a period in any week
they report on, and this information
is checked with employers. If the
worker, or the employer hiring him,
makes a false statement about his
work or lack of work, then either Or
Goth may be subject to prosecution.
Director E. w. Price, of the Unen.-
ployment Division, has directed one or
more letters to district deputies, ask
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-07

Vance. and I told him / saw Zeb
every day or so. Zeb is an r. F. D.
Rural carrier over here on Oxford
R.F. -.--4 route my daddy was
on for about thirty years until he was
retired some years ago. And I was
substitute carrier of that same route
shortly after Dutch OBrlen was mar
ried, when the little city of Dexter
was in full bloom, and in the days OF
Old Penny Hill School. A part OF
those days are gone forever, as that
school now takes the wings of the
school trucks and goes to Stovall.
/ almost forgot what I started out
to saw, which was that Sam told me-
Tell Zeb Not to hurt himself work
ing" I wouldn't say as to the danger
of that but Zeb surely tends to his
business.
Also there in Henderson I saw Ora
ham FSuitt, a brother of Norris, who
lives down at KinSton, and who has
tobacconist brothers at Triton and
Waycrosse, Ga. And on the street cor
ner was Jesse Harris, of Watkins,
who occasionally comes over to Ok
ford. but who more often finds him
self in Henderson.
Down to the Bus station I saw the
Hobgood Twins, Miss Frances Talley,
and Miss Kearney, all of Oxford, who
hope to finish their business course
over at Henderson in several months
more. They daily travel to and frora
school by bus.
Later I saw Rat Breedlove and his
neighbor, a Mr.. Barnes, who said he
was a cousin of George, Jesse, and
Will out at Salem. I told them I
was just returning home to begin
work for the Henderson Daily Dis
patch ever in Granville, and Mr..
Barnes said, $50 we will have some
GRITS, will We?" and I told him that
he could just look out for them.
Walking into drug store I asked
for a chicken-salad sandwich and a
chocolate milk shake, which rave
ni-ous-ly ate, as 1 was beginning to
get hungry. I asked the young man
what place it was, meaning what
store. He did not understand as my
question was not very clear, and ans
wered that it was Henderson.
Back to the bus station to try to-
beat a way back to Oxford before the
OILS bus, and there I found Hubert
Dean to meet his sister, Miss Bessie
Dean who teaches at Benson, and
home for the weekend With her was
a Miss Mary Belle Knott of the Sara
toga Consolidated Schools, also home
for the weekend, and Erwin Currin,
of Raleigh, ditto
So we all got a ride to our respec-
tive home, must Quit this and get
to work. And until next time, 1 say
AW RIVIERA.
IT, Moses Jones.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-07
C. 0.,P. CONVENTION
TAKEN SERIOUSLY
Republicans To Have New
Chairman After Meeting
Next Week

Raleigh, March 7.-Iere in Raleigh,
where Democratic officials and en-
ployes do all the talking for publica-
ton, not much is heard about the Re
publican State convention to be held
March 16 in Charlotte, but all over the
State c.. O. P. partisans are beginning
to perk up a bit and wonder if they
can't do something about the low es
tate to which they have sunk.
Present plans call for the Republi-
cans to come away from their State
wide gathering with a brand new
party chairman, a duly endorsed can
didate for the United States Senate
seat now held by Robert r. Reynolds,
and o ringing denunciation OF Old
John Barlcycorn and all his works, in
Guiding pointedly county liquor stores.
It is in the Cards-and upsets in CT.
o. P. party organization politics ara
scarcer than old maids with comph--
for Jake Newell, Charlotte lawyer and
longtime foe Of the Damon Rum, to
succeed comparatively young w. Z.
Meekins as State chairman; and it
is also written in the advance press
releases that Irving Tucker, of White
vile, shall unfurl his banner in the
Senate campaign.
AS matters now stand there isn't
any doubt that the C. O. P. Toys will
go dry with outward enthusiasm an
acclaim, thouoh RAINY of them may b.
pleasantly moist on the inside while
they are doing so, though that's be-
side the point.
After that the State organization
will make pro forma parliamentary
Latin for make-believe) campaign f1r
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-07
GOOD SHOWING BY
/, INFANTRY TROOPS
Annual Military Inspection
of Guardsmen Held at
New Army

A good showing was MADE by Hen
derson's infantry unit in their an
nual Federal inspection held last FRI
day night in the new Armory on the
Dabney road. A number OF VISITORS
attended and watched the maneuvers
of the company.
Included in the inspection was
Company G, of the infantry, and IN
dependent officers stationed here,
who were also submitted to a vista
ton by Lieutenant Colonel Arthur NJ
Ellis, of Knoxville, Tenn, of the in
fantry organization.
Property and equipment, personal
appearance of the men, their ability
to execute commands and to carry
out various intricate drills, and other
features marked the inspection.
On wednesday night of this week.
the headquarters staff service com
nanv and band of the 105th Medical
regiment will have their annual in
spection. this to be at the Armory
also.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-07
SEVEN REALTY DEEDS
FILED SATURDAY

Seven realty deeds were filed with
the Vance Registry Saturday, all of
them involving property in the city
and were conveyances to the City Of
Henderson.
Southern Loan and Realty Co., con-
veyed a strip of land between Will
liam and zenc streets of 10 feet in
width to the City of Henderson for
$40 and considerations.
Robert Lassiter and wife sold the
City of Henderson right to lay sewer
and water pipes under land to the
South of Charles street for 81 and
considerations.
C. H. Turner, ct al, sold the city of
Henderson right of way for side
walk on property on South Garnet
street. The consideration was 81.
For benefits to be received, Mrs.
r, G.. Bobbitt, ct al, sold the City Of
Henderson a five foot strip Of land
along an alley leading from William
to Zene streets.
Highland Home Realty Company
gave the city of Henderson a strip
of land 80 feet wide and 865 feet long
for the construction and maintenance
of Norval street, now known as High
land avenue.
w. l.. Martin conveyed property to
the City of Henderson for the extern
sion of Belle street for 81 and con-
siderations.
For 81 and considerations, w. F.
Horner, ct al, sold the city of Hen
derson property for the extension of
Belle street.