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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16

CHEF COOK. colored; day shift, nc
SUM-; knowledge Of seatood: must
s 6e reliable Ie,, and have refs; good
GORMANS, '606 Rhode Island ave
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ADJpsTER, eagualty insurance sx-
tLnity with one Of the Oldest In
surance companies In the u, 3.
Please apply in person 10 william
INSURANCE GROUP. Homer BIDS,
81 18th d. NJ.
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PORTER

Experience helpful, but not essen
tial: must have good local references
ann be over 30 years Of age. Apply
after 10 am. Mr.. STEWART.
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MELPAR,
INC.

A Subsidiary of
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
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CHECKER for supermarket; part
time. good working conditions and
pay. Apply BUCKINGHAM SUPER
MARKET, 1923 Rhode Island ave
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DELIVERY MEN

=
National beverage company needs
men for permanent work delivering
earbonated beverages; minimum
weight $780,. age 81 to 30; 5-day
week. NJ selling required: good pay
DRY GINGER ALE. NC, 1901. vast
West hwy. Silver Spring. Nd
DRA6LINE OPERATOR, permanent
year-round work. good pay. over
time Apply In person to $500
Branch Avenue. Silver Hill. Nd
DRIVER Statesmen. gooo routes
available nov: excellent earnings:
pleasant working conditions Appiy
JACK q JILL ICE CREAM CO.
l4tp L St Sc
DRIvERs-students after school OF
evenings; earn money In your spare
time. hiEhest commissions paid
car necessary. Call HE. 4-5gji.
5 to y.
DRIVER TRAINING INSTRUCTOR,
white. 2b-45. Apply in person. 4l2
5th ST. NV. Room 1Ol.
ENGINEER, civil. for field and Of
nee work with SPENCER, WHITE
AND PRENTIS. INC. Call ST. 3
05S1 Mr.. Harry Schnabel
ENGINEER. heating. 3rd-elass d. C.
license Box ll6-G. Star,
ENGINEER OFFICE BLDG
Licent d for air conditioning. heating
and maintenanee. various shifts,
starti 81 % per mr.. and up: va
cation, Lealth tns. and other bene-
fits. Age tn So Apply BLDG, MANAGER
1923 Eye ST. nv. ST. 3-i625.
ELECTRONIC SHEET METAL MAN.
ability 20 do layout and Setups on
electronic chassis REQUIRED. Excel
lent opportunity for man who can
meet these requirements. Salary
open For appointment. call AP.
s-95R5
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CHERNER MOTOR co
Isl FLORIDA AVE. NV.

1881 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
AUTO BODY MAN, good salary. 81,
days. JESSIE'S AUTO BODY. 1886
BladensburR I'd. ne. La. 6-3S3l
AUTO MECHANICS, Chrysler exper
preferred. TO work day or ewes. In
new-car dealerShip. Mod, clean
shop: disqualification and ms. See
Mr. catlin ANAcosT1A cHRY-
Hope I'd. Sc. LII 10000
AUTO PARTS ASSISTANT, Sc.
Dodge Plymouth dealer desires
man. pats exper preferred. Call
MR. OsTI. LU. $1,000.
AUTO PARTS MEN experienced
In Mopar parts. ! TO learn the
parts business; paid vacations, hos
pitalixition. other benefits: large Of
sa .nI IGN Y. :. PAh ~ S CSEr,'
See Mr. Pignone
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS t3l. at
s SHSs u. Jfm '1 chzRS Soro ss"c CO.
1911 I st. sc.
AUTO. MECH: guar. and percent
age: rambler new-eaf leadership.
18th yr. Mr.. KRAMs. Ii. $4,000,
AUTO sALEsMAN-Openin for I
man to ell imperials. Chryslers.
Plymouths. Liberal commissions and
drawing account. II qualified. Trans
portation furnished MERsON a
BstRseds. Ma oil Of. enssi SDH ~
AUTO SALESMAN for used car dept
excellent opportunity for high-Grade.
experienced man with good record.
to Join small sales force selling top
~uTpYa 49, 1r1ra M . -aaoa
AUTO Statesmen for aggressive
downtown dealer. In entirely mod
s1 ia e s,, " Sns srrv ySur HsSs opep
ings for experienced men Who
need big incomes. Apply MI
Norris. LOGAN Ford. 1850 10th
ST. NV. DI. 7-bS00.
Auto Truck Mechanic
For 4:3O-2 am. shift. steady work
Time and hall after 40 hrs.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. Alex. Va.
Ov. 3-i5OO. Mr.. Carver.
BOOKKEEPER, AGED 2O-4O years.
exper some typing required; able 70
set up and maintain once records
and handle small amount OF cor
respondenee. Must be willing 20
learn and advance rapidly Call
~. 80 10 hlktI q v IN
BOOKKEEPER, Rockville and Ken
sington. S44O-Sb50. HAGoERTY
EMPL., OILS Ellsworth dr., 3. g..
~. $1,000.
BULLDozER OPERATOR. 70 operate
new front-end loader, for home
builder: full-tlme salary; must be
sober and reliable; references re-
auired Applyato construction trailer
between ESQ and 1880 am. Out
Shirley hwy. to 1eminary I'd. inter
change. left on Seminary I'd. 10 N
Van Dorm st., right on n Van Dorm
sc. 70 fancy ave. left on Taney 10
Naylor ST., left on Naylor TO end OF
street and trailer
See Mr., KRISTEN
- SEMINARY yALLEY
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CARPENTERS WANTED
CALL JU. $4,000

CATERING MANAGER in hotel dun
ing room; must have good back
ground; thorough knowledge of
food, merchandising and promo
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CIGAR AND MAGAZINE CLERK,
exper,, local refs, good opportunity:
full time. Apply manager. WOOD
LEY DRUG STORE, 1927 Conn.
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Experienced. Liberal salary plus
Commission. Also many company
benefits. Apply JOSEPH DE YOUNG,
4 9Th and y etc - ..
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CHAUFFEUR, white, active, retired
man. 3O-35 hrs. wkly.. refs: must
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JHECkEk for supermarket. Apply
F / a.. syPEIRsMAARSKSEI. 5544 Conn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02

Minnesota rather proud last week It's two
Geasncy justice democracy
voting against designed
powers from the currently debated rights
Humphrey u courss
battle the Philadelphia Minneapolis Mayor
delegate upset the Democratic
winning
enacted political party convention Humphrey
acknowledged cu bloc
nation has suofdnad political and his personal interests
closely Republican
this historic senate fight human rights in America
senator rbye Who a. Minnesota state governor established tho
intetraca Commission the Human
rights
Congress quietly plain
what aido ne was prepared 70 take his stand
In ast weeks debate on the Aiken amendment De
weaken the Thye brief time the
floor against the amendment and hts m speech extended 10 the
Congressional speech
significantly position many
namely Negroes
rights others extended them
oaty agreeable This viewpoint
Constitutional the
worldwide opinion that the United States practice
at home what u breaches O. the rost Of the world
rhye nit aqaarey the
THE passes
viii have created by action right bin Tbs
right guaranteed
=" the amendment deaf only with voting rights
recognise valuable denied
deserving citizens and the required
further establish right
another tell the world that
right important
enjoy equality liberty pursuit
happiness Tho right property and tho right 10 live with
discrimination
sustain support proposition that
right person year every years
every than the rights which person
should fully enjoy every day OF his ufe"
fha newspaper Thyc
liberty Justice
and pndc proud q both our Minnesota Senators
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02
TINE TO STAND UP AND De COUNTED

Editor The most henoua and dahoca that
committed upon citizens
constantly being ppetraed coorcd people whom
nifty years slavery imposed
lowed years insults Htmdaton threats
aung the destruction their their churches other
unspeaiahie
The civil rights bin passed by The House OF Representatives
hundred eghtysx hundred tweutyx
acted enforced the Federal would bring
end % such and coored people class citizen
which they justly entitled replace
o millions % people Throughout the world for America with
legislation win be the
surrender OF the places Of authority and trust
making paper ont Of the Consultation the United
being outrageous
uued States which supreme authority
country rights
this country by constituted authorities
burning night proving with gun
detyng the supreme
continually spreading throughout Southern States
all who believe order Justice peace brotherhood
counted Carl u Ryan World
Association. Jenkins. Minnesota.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02

ts ustencl with rapt attention a. Mime
sofas nu Senator Humphrey qasrd by
panel Of tho chsrv program Facing the Nation
Sunday afternoon
Most persons talked praised the manner
~ which the Mnneanta Acknowledged not
only IN the civil rights field but the foreign affairs
and agriculture conducted himself 'be broadcast
Some few disappointed not breathing nry
and birthstone opponents RMS sroup
dors not take into consideration that Humphrey key
dnlcAieS formed coalition are
the time arc not obtained ~ ~ platform speeches
Humphrey nv viewers saw SUNDAY afternoon wa. the
w informed statesman fa ps, venry
20 an Americans he anybody lie Just wanted Justice
for an etisrns lie Wade his
mcnts quietly and clearly TIE had courage
~ good civil rights Republican support attertel
adversely the fortunes % the nemoay party willing ray
the ecst
other Republican party p0ti.
capital passage him fot
the legislation
important political
rhs dedicated puhNe placing rshts
fellow human beings political
party and above his political future.
Humphrey important pnt Nsgros Who vote
have something their minds ocdvu ciya
polls THEY BY
Ike security public welfare nrvgn
all political every
whether he has the vote
Sundays by Humphrey
another side the views hy him
which catapaultsd nationwide attention when hs
THAI his party rights Ne
consideration country the
world
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02
The Battle Goes On

being tic preaa association
70 printed me newspapers the nation the civil
rights night Congress commentators
TONS capital and tins Washington correspondents al
reporting they going Senate on The matter
ana the Asna hossIv.a are sending out press esara and a
Ing radio and nv speeches prn
The perhaps confused welter
mates the final typewres
Washington bureaus and press naaoeiation writer's
one day Che soahsrne the pubic Is tod have definitely got
the defeat avn bi without
day the Kno~land Humphrey daring
souhornafs take the amendment
dispatch
committed % the ah" position the Jury trial amendment
There pure politics
cries that tho cor Is last through The motions the bin apd
u ready then u the
The Democrats like senator james clark blame Eisenhower the
sad state ~ the administration hn
Said Senator Clark July a.
Naturally, I disappointed that by u 81
2 ~ 90 rights
There doubt responsibility action
ea y uoa with the President ana nobody elise At conference
d tus lead waa
followed ~ those modern nspbcana Senators altons ana
rheen Republicans dssed the Administration Din II only
half q them had voted 70 Part would victory
instead o. n defeat"
course was win b disputed by
the epnbtoan purely political reasoning the waah
ngton correspondents business
imagination be called
"a the ke to tbs civil ss battle key figure
he naturally must bear either the blame
The na."e-. weels'. Warrington STAIR wrote Iuy 20
Eisenhower rights eomponae rhe
sonhernoa licked this time Most privately
of the rulings q vcettea Nson
bin And there's majority the Senate liberal
politicians who willing an tina the
h Eisenhower realty
Hut there's deal ~ prospect Politicians ke "a
settle an Issue that they thlnb viii make
the issue There had
his Fair Employment Practices Commission
fought 4 through The Democrats collected
keeping the dangling betting Washington to-day
Eisenhower won't pa that Congress- the
President expected right vh
trial amendment
IN a fairness n must be stated that without Eseahowers
ahead signal tho rights along a. It h
today ana certainly u would passage
~ form that Il haa rs % new
u also tat be stated that replying press
rights btu issue Mr. Eisenhower aded the hehad
rather than the supporters iasptule seeming IN
familiarity with The exhibited
conferences tbs
ard rather dantgaRtne the
which Eisenhower Republicans had formed
Even the later statements
cut support Of the hill BY the
move hnfH u the eva rights which The President
Willingly
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02


Aqaatenna definite something that quickly
Identifies the topnight stage performer and singer
At the Minneapolis Tribune sponsored and staged affair
Minneapolis Auditorium last Friday at which Minnesota weekly
at the bennington Hotel and
performed thoroughly tired audience at the
Auditorium
at place Fishers tremendous ability to
entertain people display Coming the
long enjoyable did something only
exhausted audience and make
them ask Tor more, more!
uncanny this clean living young American
ancestry and and sing and
chords in the hearts Of his audience like
violnist plucing favorite his fiddle
Fisher projects personality his
many in the audience could
be to NOV rhythm Of his rendttons
rhythm not soyoung ladies could
be their seatsso carried away were
they song magie.
artistry which Sammy
aptva night club audience Fisher is real
artist with personality tuned to strike an agreeable feeling
Don't look now bat our front page Vol number
with edition 2h of consecutive neve missed
ssuel publication.
August observing 23rd birthday
publication celebrating 20 Of continuous existence
anniversary paper always
been opportunity for individuals and firms to wish the paper
happy anniversary at much per inch Frankly 1T the tradition
method which publications Of this get of the
red ont annual profit nd
Many which regular advertising
weekics the paper
special Christmas
their the and the community
attempts 10
We Kid our advertising department that the special editions are
passing them
usually deficits leaves publisher with rather feeling
just the
some readers advertisers too entering
year support paper Twenty-fou years
almost quarter century This community has
this enterprise extremely grateful sup
port hope history
has been Of benefit the community whole well
the particular field most directly eudeavours
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02
Letters To The Editor
eulyrR Rfplus 10 sosIns. nsRarfs HUMPHREY

kdtEot Heinz privileged 70 i've bnautfh northern 20 De
official af respected labor chairman
~ the powerful
Jerry obna tty s6h edition. the
obviously innamsd requested that stop matters
Negro forgotten
plight Southern brothers
shouldn't together
ard signed the infamous Southern Manifesto which said The South
defy the supreme Courts7 banning segregation ard
ncnocrat congressman
permission To bomb Nrso churches and urcs
should aeq,ht
dees ne tMr Rehipa shouldn't menten Rev = W
napat by gun
SMITH daylight
house wn1 They Negroes ether Scgues
Mississippi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02

Winthrop Rockefeller. who Ia very
powerful in Arkansas politics,
warned Fauhus that the state
anti -NAACp laws would set up
what sou might can an Arkansas
zestapo No organization would
be safe from embarrassment OF an
investigation and behind closed
doors toot"
This Is what has happened in
other states
Florida The Governor was
given new emergency authority
under which he could cancel
peaceful NAACp meeting called
discuss school Indignation
Georgia The attack here has
been via tax statutes Although
incorporated as a non profit or.
gsnIzauan Georgia Revenue a.
gents rnided the NAACPs office.
demanded all records. including
membership lists, presumably 20
hrd out Il the organization owed
any state taSos
Louisiana The NAACP was
accused ot failing to register M
Tor 1928 law that applies -
fEaternai patriotic charitable
benevolent. literary scientific
athletic military % social crxany-
SatIcns The law hss newer
beer invoked against che xxx
Nlssissippi TIE Legislature IS
tahuahca a l2.uan state sewer
igpfy Commission which Gev
Coleman said would enable ~
during tire next two years %
maintain successf,A nget for
preserving separation ~ the races
in isss state its budget Is s2so
aoa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02

Few Southern politicians ever
NIaua themselves or pixies
Know r0thlnEs foy racial ter
aons Tts all TIE Doing u those
outside agi;atosS
In this connection vg arc Ja-
eunSf 20 agree sith the Rev III.
gore C. Blake presiaen; - ths
Material Ccuncfl q Chuvhss ~
CHRIST
40 ere who knows ire facts
csu blame ths NAACp for ire
raciAl problems IN npr ccersry 90
tasnk ~ this organization az rlsde
Un q extremists 81 ore sort 20 BE-
set opposite ths extremists on fhe
other sie wne uass % ire Waite
CGarffss Co1nesl ard the Ks
Nl1x Kssn
tCopyrgN, 1857 Rosert c
SulVackf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02

Tho Assault co The NA,Cr

Tho Assault Go The MACE
Washington Tho right ~ free
dom Of assembly and freedom ~
association In guaranteed by the
a. S Constitution The men who
founded this nation reduced those
guarantees e. writing In the Frat
Amendment. which has come 10 be
regarded AZ the cornerstone o. the
Bu ~ Rights
The right ~ free association is
row under sewers attack IN sew
ersl u the Southern states Tha
attack is directed primarily a.
gainst The National Aasu. for the
Advancement of Colorcd People
in retaliation Ter its effective
work In breaking down bias and
segregation.
The severity ~ the attack and
the violence II does 60 American
constitutional guarantees i be
lag overlooked these days a. the
great Debate OVER riytl rights
continues Ia the 4. :, senate,
Those who are concerned with
evil liberties as wen as fyu
rights. are therefore Indebted to
the American Jewish Congress gag
compiling al the available data ia
booklet crutied Assault u'pon
E'ree8om ~ Association
The story begins IN thc Spring
ct 1896 rbc Attorney General OK
Alahsms started a lawsuit against
the MACE. lie charged it with
failure as an ont 20 state orgaui
satian 90 register a copy az its
Certificate % incorporation ard
with having broken ether Ala.
eauaa IAwv
ut course. What h. Was REALLY
concerned about was the Ma
sCr's WORK IN the Autheraue
Lacy ease and later IN tho Mont
gNucry bus hoyrett. The erxani-
ration was faaua guilty ~ con
traps gat'h@ut Pary tytal}
ard fSmod steo epa
EN,,u AIaeaua the efforts e.
veNt the NAACp sprvsa through
the South IN Jsnusry 1887 thr
Arkansas legislature passed two
balls dem gued b "tru~trafc aut
segregation activity They we're
agued BY Gov oryal r. rsahus
Although FagAgs 10 considered
liberal oa many ks@ses hss aher-
aAsna was ret apparent this TIRES
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02
THANKS FROM GARDEN LOVERS

Editor On behalf the Garden Lovers Club to thank
the excellent which newspaper
coopeated helping 20 make flower show Sunday july
the thnEs-"beyond duty"
much.
Also would like publicly praise Naeirema
Club who for the second consecutive
floor Of their building flower sho" contribution,
grateful beyond editor; you
Nacireuns Mrs Helen Thames. chairman
club 1915 Clinton Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02

Democrat spoke meeting of
senagobia asaiss,pp August telling ncing
obey Supreme
bills hip they died and whose
civl Rghta
half months This year
Time and time again Huber, II Humphrey (DF
l., "fcientlessIy make senator
Judiciary
Humphrey Democrat Eaatland Poiit
eapediency"
The courresoai Record reveals TIA, after Senator fnoians
R cafD motion to bring the House Cy Rights B fR si27 to the
overwhelmingly passed By
II is Senator Wayne morse from Oregon
Judiciary
- to 85 OF the IS
only Republicans 81 including soeed
Vice Preidsn hanroney Murray oSahoney Bible Hayden
ken Mansee and Gore - Republicans voted against turning the
Judiciary Committee only
Democrats. .
aro make America better place for citizenathat admit
admirable observing Humphreys
At the organization Of the sst Congress making aand chairman Of
Judiciary Committee signs
churches throughout the Democrat controlled south which read
Everybody Welcome didn't apply Negroes.
invite Mr. Robins take this rghtf place leadership within
the Republican Sincerely John NJ Culver Ramsey County
Republican ol Rights Committee so5 Anchor building Paul
Minnesota
Editors repetous
this paper that Humphrey
Minnesota responsible for senator James rastiand being
chairman senate Judiciary
we believe
MIR Culver wen that only
against approval Easiand's Craftsmanship
ortan committee and he neither the
who his elevation the seniority
Republicans
Honest criticism public political
is valma5.e bat distortion yauees easily recognized
Humphrey responsible than
Republicans Young Of
North Dakota Joseph OiIara Minnesota
Mr. Culver would have readers this believe that
senator Hubert H. Humphrey elected the Minnesota
as p.mocrat should have deserted that marty 70 give The cor
control Of the senate just
Mr.. Culver Is intelligent
discrcd whose
history champion of the peopls Hum
hrvy has with members Of the COR effort
pass "a that is beyond partisan politics.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-22
Wien AirIines

From Fairanks: Jack Lortschar, Al Delay, Doris Mae Morris, Will liam T. Healy, Richard Belcher, William c. Allison, Vincent A. Bruns, Acatito Cordoba, Robert E. Mitchell, Ray G. Coombs, Fred erick Davis, Robert D. Johnson.
 To Fairbanks: A3/c Frank Me saros, 'S/Sgt. Wm. s. Hayton, A3/c Woodrow Quinn, S,Sgt. Newton King, Jessie Casey, Thor Peterson, Pete Walsh, Herb E. Truitt, Paul Whitsel, Maj. Godfrey James, It. Gerald Gondran.
 From Kotzebue: Tony Joule, Vernon Hirsch.
 To Kotzebue: Leo Lorrman, Ed ward Bertice, Noak Jessip.
 To Galena: John Hutney, B. R. Holeman.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-22
Walt Disney
 Turns Magician On KNOM-T TV

Walt Disney turns magician for an hour and proves he's an able slight-of-hand artist on Disney land, from ' to 8 p. m. The new Fantasyland hour, "An About Magic" will be presented on KNOM-TV, Channel 4 and the ABC Television Network.
 Walt utilizeS magic pencil, a magic mirror and a magic top hat to demonstrate few of his tricks, as well as voicing a few we'll chosen magical words like Bib bidi-Bobbidi-Boo' as he conjures up enchanting entertainment
 Two of his favorite cartoon stars, Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, encounter more trouble than they bargain for in hilarious sequences included in the pro- gram. In Halloween scene, Don aid starts things off by giving his three nephews lighted firecrack- CTS instead of the usual treat, but finds the tables turned when they enlist the aid of Hazel the witch to get even with their uncle.
 Mickey portrays a sorcerer's ap- prentice on the show and manages to get himself into a pretty pickle when the sorcerer temporarily leaves him in charge. When he tries to emulate his master and practice some magic of his own, Mickey almost brings disaster on himself.
 In explaining his interest in magic, Walt Disney says, For us at the studio, magic is an all- important part of our business. After all," he declares, where would fantasy be without magic?"
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-22
PLANS FOR BENEFIT EASTER PARADE ARE gN THE MAKING

Plans are shaping up for the big Easter Parade being held at The Theater on April 13 for the bene- fit of the MMM Hospital.
 Virginia Brown states that all business houses are invited to participate as not only styles are being featured but novelty en- tries representing different busi- ness are eing sought Sh says mo matter what type of business, they can all have an entry adver- they desire"
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-22
Sweetest Town in U. s. 'Vitriolic' Over Jibes
 Arising From Yukon

CLEWISTON, Fla, lR - Clew- iston, sugar producing cornmu- nity which calls itself Americas sweetest town," says it just won't fall under the spell of the Yukon
 In fadt, it's anything but sweet tempered os1 the subject.
 Here's the story, as told in a letter from the chamber of com merce to the Inter-County Te1e- phone and Telegraph Co.,:
 'Ever since the day your com pany suddenly assigned Clewis- ton the telephone exchange of Yukon we have been subjected to ridicule and embarrassment from our neighbors and visitors, and the sentiment of our own citizenry has been vitriolic.
 ''Clewiston is aptly called Americas Sweetest Town be- cause it produces more raw sugar and molasses than any other town in the United States. We feel Sugar would be a perfect ex- change for Clewiston and we fur ther feel we have earned the right to use it."