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PERSONAL

GHOST WRITING AND EDITING
established writer: books, articles
Forms 81. resumes. JU. S-160S.
DARK FURNITURE made light
Tree estimates terms pERMA-
GRAIN CORP. WA. 7-367l.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared
at your home by former Interna,
Revenue agent. JU. 9-944s.
DANCE CLASSES. SO weekly for be.
DAUMIT STUDIOS, EN-. 3-32O0
ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS BY
former Internal Revenue agent. in
your home. 10 7-a19S any time;
OIL. 2-9254 after 2 pm.
NOME CARE, room and board fol-
elderly cple.. $3.50. (Or woman,
$1,000 III. S-2962.
BROWNS Tv REPAIR. all work
done in your home BY Natl. Radio
Instr grad: exper. JE. 2-0S6I
VACANCY for elderly lady. excel
lent food, home atmosphere with
care. ia. 9-93sl.
FEDERAL AND STATE TAX RE-
TURNS PREPARED - Accurate
reasonable; SIS up. JU. 1885,
FORM 81, U. s. Job applications
prepared and typed. EXCHANGE
SERVICE CO.. ST. 3-6lS6. 21'
COMPANION, white. to elderly lady,
hrs. day. 8 days week. Box
ARID, Star.
TAYLOR" .- Tax Consultant; estab
80 yrs. accurate legal ded Fed
State individ SIN bus every day
ewes; Sun Holidays. reas h25 18th
st sc II 7-57S6
INCOME TAX returns. Federal
d. C. and state prepared by re-
liable accountant EN- 2-7S75
JOHNSON NURSING HOME = Ii
censed: reeS. rates: vacancy LIST
A.; best Of care for your loved
TYPING AND DICTATION done
at home; pie up and deliver;
fast. accurate; reas. rates. Die
tation over phone ia. 2-6S2l.
FORMS '55. RESUMES, Govt pos
descriptions prepared by person
mel specialists. La. 9-0115.
FOLK sINGING-Do it yourself
record by Pete Seeeer. S5.95 0ui.
tars. S35 and up. GUITAR SHOP
1915 NJ st. NV, NE. S-141a.
THE BEST OF CARE given to e..
derby persons in a clean nome
Good food. 24-hr. care. air-cond
rms. fenced Gawn. centr. loc
SPANISH NOES, Andalusiar
teacher (Spainl Flamenco. From
Madrid (Sevillel Peru schools
Spanish, castanets. South Ameri.
can ballroom dances. Special in.
struction for children. SENORITA
de SANTILLANA. RE. 1905.
SPANISH CONVERSATION; Native
tchr /; beginrs.; advncd students;
reas. former White House prof
RAMON RAMOS, RE. 7-3076.
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BROWNING MACHINE
OPERATOR


Experienced, for Dreis-
sig bronzing machine to
be installed about April
Is in one of EaSt's most
progressive prin tin G
plants. Group disabil-
ity and disqualification,
paid vacation and other
benefits. Write or tele-
phone Mr.. Callahan,
Barton Cotton, Inc,
1904 Sisson street, Bal
timore IL, Maryland.
Telephone Tuxedo g.
8459.
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MANY OTHERS
Annette D. Tatelman
235 woodward Bldg, RE, 7-4414

MANY OIhEhS
Annette D. Tatelman
80 Woodward Bldg, RE. 7-4414
733 18th st. NV. at H
ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION
COPYWRITER, prefer young man
with interest or training IN direct
opportunity. Many employe bene-
fits. Write, stating tlaining and
experience. Box 42S-D. Star.
ADVERTISING SALES, college and
field exper. required; will train.
Age 24-35. 5000. HAGGERTY
EMPL, SERV.. 0lS Ellsworth dr..
JU. S-6464.
ADVERTISING statesmen
FULL TINE OR PART TIME
TO BECOME DISTRICT MANAGER
If you'll write me at once and
give me a brief outline Of yor
sales experience, III show you
how. to get into the big-pay ad-
how our men sell businessmen and
often close single orders that run
as high as $1,000. II you qualify
you can become q district man
ager and secure an override COM
mission on statesmen you secure.
With this old, reliable company, 1t
Is possible for any ambitious man
to quickly get into the ig-income
bracket and build q fine future for
himself. We can also find places
for a few beginners and side-line
statesmen in territories that are
istill open. Send for full particu-
lars. No obligation. Get in touch
with men right away as our big
selling season is lust getting under
way. A personal interview will &c
arranged in your city. G. N.
Montanye. predsident, GETTIER-
MONTANYE, INC, Dept. z. Glyn-
don. Maryland.
AIR CONDITIONING SALES EN-
/ GINEER - Old established firm
has opening for qualified residen-
h tfal heating and ACKNOWLEDGING
engineer: protected territory, Met
ropolitan Washington area; SAL
airy. commission and bonus, hos
pital.za ton and other company
benefits. You can earn $500
and up. Write. stating qualifica-
tions to Box 453-D. Star.
AIRLINE FREIGHT AND PASSEN-
GER travelling repres for Md,
Va. and West Va. territory: exper.
nee: starting slary to $500.
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE, INC me- HOS 10th st. NV,
AIRLINES NEED: See our ad under
instructions. ST. 3-2341.
ATPT TNTC METZ
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ASST. MANAGER

AUDITOR, . yrs, pub. acctg. ex.
per; some travel; So, 400. CO.
LUMBIA EMPL., l34l @ NV.
AUTO BODY MAN. permanent
position excellent working con-
ditions. salary open. See NAT or
BILL, az Fla. ave. ne. AID. 2-7l0O.
AUTO BODY MAN, FIRST class, with
references; 5-day week. LIBERTY
AUTO BODY CO.. 2115 M st. NV
AUTO MECHANIC: his. grad; spe-
cialize carburetor and ignition:
salary open. Write refs. and ouali-
fications. Box 34O-D. Star.
AUTO MECHANIC, exper., own
hand tools: $50 plus comm,
ST.. Falls Church. JE. 2-7272.
AUTO MECHANIC for service sta
ton; must be good tune-up and
lube man. 5O-50 basis. guaran-
tee, $40 per wk. Apply SHE'LL
STATION, list and Annapolis
I'd, Landover Hills, Nd.
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ACOUsTICAL TILE MECHANICS
Trained or exper,. men interested
in connecting with Arm estab-
lished 81 yrs. In subcontracting
ned, Have obtained franchise from
turers In 30 days have contracted
for in excess OF $4,000 50. IT. Az
gressive organization in open shop
field, Write Box 49S-D. Star
Admin. Secys. to $4,000
Select positions in PUBLIC RELA-
TONS. CAPITOL HILL LAW,
IRRIGATION DSUgs!A III on d EMBASSIES AND
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Washington Prefers Star Classified by More Than
to L Because Washington Knows From Experience
That Star Classified Is Famous for Immediate Results
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AUCTION SALES
WATERFRONT PROPERTY
And 38-Ft. Cabin Cruiser
AT AUCTION
Cot ARo~ok On 1 DAE
Sat, March %, ! PM.

located In pine Point Estates" on
Cod Greek near Heathsville in
Northumberland County, va
within sight OF the Potomac River
Sale includes: A newly constructed
cottage with 2 bedrooms. living
room with fireplace. built-in
kitchen, bath and screened porch;
situated on level, shady lot: 3
choice building sites, all overlook
ing sand beach; and a Dawn So
foot cabin cruiser which is ideal
for individual use or for fishing
parties (has Chrysler marine en-
glne and raised deck. sleeps q
and has equipped galley. is In ex-
cellent condition..
WRITE FOR SALES BROCHURE
WITH VIEWS AND MORE DETAILS
J. O. SHEETS a. SONS
Realtors-Auctione
100 First Street S.W., Roanoke, Va.
ANY Kind Of Sale-Anywhere"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

AUTO MECHANIC. good genera
man; excel. pay scale and co
benefits. Apply in person, 1880
Benning I'd. ne.
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AUCTION SALES
tCONTlNUED)
AUCTION

In Suitland, Md. Sat. Mar. 90, IL
CUES, TURNOVER sHoPPE. 47Sa
Suitland I'd. Sc, RE. 6-S9S2.
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MARYLAND MOTORS
ELIZABETH PINKSTON
Personnel Counseling
Placement Services
1925 Conn. Ave. NV, Room els
CALL DI. 7-4150
FOR INTERVIEW TIME

sR. sPEcIFIckTIoN WRITER,
communications field, deg in EE
pref, . min. 3 yrs. exper.. write
specifications on radio. telephone.
micro-wave, In ID. c.. able to get
security clearance; age to so. to
TECHNICAL WRITER. commune
cations field. EE deg. pref. plus
exper. with electronic Arm. write,
edit technical manuals, reports,
know publication reproduction. art
clearance. to age 80: excel. opport',
d. c. area, st. $4,000.
ELECTRICIAN. perm. career po-
sition with large natl. org; must
have d. c. card; abel to make in
stallations and repairs. motors,
small appliances. install new light
ing 5-day week. 35h hrs: excel
dement's and leave policy; age. 40
CRAFTSMEN, large engineering
nrm, communications field, min.
2-3 yrs exper. manual illustration.
drafting and free hand. isometric
future se q aye ss k S ss5ssS'n mss 5000
JR. ENGINEERING CRAFTSMAN.
? yrs. college engineering. VI.
drafting exper., able to get security
clearance. II further education de-
sired, CO.. allows for time and pays
tuition; TO age %: 70 $3.50 mo.
STATISTICAL CLERK. h.s.e..
good Grades in algebra, like figures,
able TO make security clearance:
Mo area; 70 age 80; 10 $3.50 mo.
manuscr,pt copy and listings; 5
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN. 35-55, .ex-
MAC nm FNPI perm asS q w dhR; PS SlyS
Arl.. IA. $1,000
AWNING HANGER. experienced in
all types Of installation, CONNER
bonus, Apply in person, WASH.
SHADE a AWNING CO., 2021
18th st. NV. 1ss
BARTENDER, elderly, presentable.
references. Box 4S3-D Star.
BOOKKEEPBR. young man, with
some knowledse, OF accountancv
and stock control certain amount
0, tvping necessary; good salary.
pleasant WORKING conditions Phone
Mr. Matthews. WO 6-4244. for
appointment COLONY HOUSE.
4244 Conn ave, NV
BOOKkEEPER-Bo Bookkeeping ma
chino operator; type so wp.m', 70
learn Remington Rand Synchro-
matte; J5-hr. wk. new air-cond
bldg; liberal employe benefits
Write Box 3sl-V. star. giving
full resume OF experience.
BOOKKEEPER
Wonderful opportunity for young
man 70 assist once manager with
large GIN dealer Experience pre-
TERED but not necessary. Salary
COMMENSURATE with ability Send
Qualifications 10 Box 500-D, Star.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS pre-
pared in your home by former
Int. Rev. employe. ia. S-0259.
ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS pre-
pared In your. home or my ofiice
in Va. any time. XII. S-5336.
INCOME TAX RETURNS-Former
Int. Rev. auditor, 25 yrs exper !,
a. your home or my. ONCE: dim
RM. 0O5, 1920 New York ave. NV.
ST. $1,000 or VIII. 2-494O.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared
in your home bv experienced tax
accountant, IA. 2-7S99.
PIG. TAX cTR.-Federal and state
returns Former Int Rev agents
Reas rates. 6118 Baltimore blvd
Riverdale. WA. z 'O322 JU q-0a56
ACCOUNTS DELINQUENT? use
SOB. collection system Saves You
money. P.O. Box 1924. Wash 2
I7s
REG. PROFESSIONAL NURSES
avail. for any section Of Metro,
Area Any hour: 24-hour place
ment service. Call ME-. s-49a3.
TAX RETURNS-1l yrs. exper.: So
up; ewes. Sat. ofc Dos Kennedy
st. NV. tn 2-79OI. ia. 9-s750
U. s. TAX SERVICE
Federal-Local-State
FORMER Internal Revenue Auditor
Reas., Reliable. Confidential
55Oa 18th st. NV.
To. e.o1O0. Daily and Sun. Q TO q
ALL INCOME TAXES
LANGLEY PARK TAX CENTER
HE. 4-2414 Any Time
Sc. TAX SERVICE
Fed and State. indiv. bus ewes
sat and Sun. 10. s-s1l2. or 10
INCOME TAX RETURNS
FEDERAL-sTArE-LocAL
Prepared bv acct with ~ yrs tar
exper as Int Rev aRt.; reliable
lervice. reas rate; AVERAGE return
IS " ONCE. 5515 l4th st NV
RA 3-6114 IA 9-I200. q to o
AllGTInN eAleN
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AIRLINES NEED


Young men as passenger agents
See our ad under Instruction.
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AUTO SALESMAN. ~, to round
out our sales force OF 5, seiiins
new Fords and used cars. Can
earn from $1,000 to $4,000 a
year: must be experienced. sober
and reliable. See Mr.. L. D.
COCKERHAM at LOGAN UP
TOWN FORD, .354O I4th ST NV
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BUILDING GUARD

Bethesda area. Must be Eooc
sober. reliable man: police or guard
exper pref Uniform and meal:
Apply Box 454-D. STAR.
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AUTO Statesmen
AUTO SALESMAN

ExpeF.. new and used cars. exs
cellent compensation plan, an
company benefits Call Mr. Krei-
lick for appt. OIL. 4-05O0 or Pc.
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AIIll. DuSlIlCOoIIlCIl
EMBOSSED business cards. SIS .9g
per 1000. Write for free sample.
and style charts. WAYNE PRINT.
ING SERVICE; 3o16 Claiming st
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VACANCY for elderly person in
nurses private home: excel. food !:
ref. atmos.. close trans. ia. 81
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AWNING HANGER, experienced in
all types Of installation, CONNER
cial and eanoples: good pay and
bonus, Apply in person, WASH
SHADE 4 AWNING CO., 2021
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
First Things First

Juvenile Court Judge Ketcham has
taken a drastic but realistic step in
giving priority to juvenile delinquency
cases in his congeSted court. This
means in effect that, as long as the
congestion continues, the court will
leave to other agencies the task Of
handling the flood of nonsupport cases
filed by neglected wives.
The District Court has concurrent
Jurisdiction with the Juvenile Court in
the nonSupport cases, which involved
about 5000 families last year. Most of
the nonsupport complaints have been
handled by Juvenile Court aides without
benefit of trial, but some 225 cases
required attention of the judge. This
system tends to make a collection
agency out of a court that should be
devoting most of its time to diSpoSing
of the big backlog of delinquency cases
that burdens the one-judge tribunal.
Until a second judge is provided for the
court, Judge Ketcham is justified in Civ
ing primary consideration to the serious
problem of dealing with youthful
hoodlums and criminals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
For Automatic Safety

One fact that stands out, as the
usual inquiries into causes of the Jersey
Central Railroad tragedy begin, is that
reliance on train crew in such an
emergency is not enough. The human
factor is variable quantity, subject
to the errors and the physical ailments
which beSet all men at times. Auto
matte stopping devices are available to
take over control of train when the
human element fails, for any reason, to
act in such a critical moment as that
which preceded the fatal plunge of the
commuter train into Newark Bay. It
is safe to assume that the devices will
be installed in such trains in the future.
But why does it take the loss of so
many lives to bring about improvements
which should have been made in the
past2
officials of the Jersey Central line
have explained that, while they have
installed so-called dead mans con-
trolls" on its freight trains, the device
was not thought necessary on locomo-
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tives carrying a fireman who always
was in the cab with the engineer. 1t
was the theory that the fireman would
handle the controls If the engineer
should become incapacitated. That
this theory is faulty is evident from
the New Jersey catastrophe. The two
man engine crew, for some reason as
yet unknown, failed to act in time to
prevent the disaster.
Preliminary autopsy findings show
that the engineer probably suffered a
heart attack, since he was suffering
from heart ailment that had not been
detected in an examination last July
dead mans control" would cut the
locomotives power and apply the brakes
as soon as the engineer has been
stricken. The automatic control is rela-
lively inexpensive and is easy to install
Public safety requires that it be used to
supplement the human factor in all
such passenger trains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
Fishy War

Despite it's basic political serious
ness, the fishing war" between Britain
and Iceland has in it touch of sublime
righteousness. Happily, no lethal shots
are being fired. True, both sides are
ramming ships, exchanging invective,
diScrediting each other with pointed
Biblical quotations, and otherwise ex-
pressing reciprocal diStaSte and indigna-
ton. But they are not resorting to
physical violence beyond engaging in
occasional barrages and counterbar-
RACES of rotten potatoes and dead had
dock and cod
1t is hard to know just what to make
of war" of this sort, or what lesson
to draw from it. In the atomic-hydro-
gen age, however, and at moment
when everybody has reason to worry
about possible major explosion in the
FormoSa Strait, we can derive at least
a little comfort from the fact that here
is a situation in which two nations,
though bitterly at odds, are hitting each
other with weapons no more fearSome
or barbarous than mutually unflattering
words and some few dozen inanimate
and slightly stale fish.
These are arms that can do no fatal
damage. Indeed, the fact that they are
being used should inspire someone to
write light opera about it along mod
ernized Gilbert and Sullivan lines. AS
for the operas moral, maybe the author
could suggest that if there is ever an
other about war-a war fought with A
and H bombs-only weapons like dead
fish (radioactivated) will be left to the
miserable remnants of mankind for any
conflict thereafter.
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THIS AND THAT
Bv CHARLES E. TRACEWELL

tasks involving prosaic move
ments, such as hanging
clothes on the line, that
music is a variation on an
old theme.
Music performance involves
precise movements, whether
it is a piano, violin or snare
drum.
The piano is the feminine
musical instrument most IN
demand.
Scales, exercises, call for
careful piano work, and
should relieve the everyday
tensions, now so much dis
cussed.
Tranquility is not a newly
invented word. but an old
one trotted out for modern
service.
If we no longer are a tram
quill people, it is because we
lived at an accelerated pace,
we are told. There must be
something to this, because
nervousness, as the old folks
called it, seems on the in
crease.
The joker about music as
a tranquilizer is that it all
depends.
All depends, that is, on
nerves.
What is one mans meat
is another mans poison
So said the old saying, and
it is true in this regard. Pre-
else lingering of the keyboard
may be the very thing to
soothe some nerves, but it
will make more tense the
nerves of others.
1t is here as with eye eXer-
cises. Some people find them
relaxing, others just the OPP
poSite.
A failure in the old-fash-
Toned physical culture was
the belief that all persons,
regardless of inner construc-
tons, could benefit from
rhythmical exercises.
Many a child has been
harassed beyond endurance
by this belief, untrue because
it was incomplete. The doc
trine grew up in the days be-
fore the hormone and engine
systems of the human body
were understood.
It is no wonder, therefore.
that music is no boon to all
people, that it will not keep
all of US youthful, nor make
women beautiful.
All one can say is that it
helps.
If we do believe tbs, it is
a great deal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

There are some clearly promising
implications in the contract agreement
reached between the Ford Motor Com
pany and the United Auto Workers.
Bringing an end to the one
company strike that had started only
a few hours earlier, the new pact is
generally expected to serve as the basis
for similar accord with General Motors
and Chrysler-clearing the way for new
production at the most critical time of
the year. For the economy in general,
this is an important consideration. Bust
ness recovery has been steady since
April, but the possibility of prolonged
automobile strike and its depressing
effects on many other industries had
been one potentially dark cloud on the
horizon.
In several respects, terms of the
contract itself likewise seem compatible
with both industry and national inter-
ests. Although the total package may
cost as much as 80 cents an hour addi-
tional per worker, this is less than half
of the unions original demands and is
distributed in such way that both COM
pany and union labelled it as mon
excessive" and mot inflationary" Most
direct wage increases will come through
extension of the cost of living and
annual productivity improvement for
mulaS. Most of the contract changes
are in enlargement of fringe benefits.
Finally, the fact the new agreement will
run for three years promises relatively
long period of labor stability for Ford
and presumably for others in the in
duStry.
On the whole, both sides are entitled
to commentator for their negotiating
effectiveness in the showdown. There
had, in effect, been form of truce dur
ing most of the past six months. Al
though desultory conversations had
been going on over two far-apart bar
gaining positions, it was reasonably
clear that both sides were waiting to see
how the national economic winds were
going to settle down. This month had
to be a time for decision with new
models ready to roll. The decision that
was Misunderstanding compromise on
both sideS-f1tS the economic climate
and must, on balance, be considered a
good job well done.
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Does music make women
more beautiful?
Temp Jones says he doesn't
think it does, judging from
the musicians he has known.
Maybe placidity of DISPOSE
ton is bred out of Beethoven
by way of Mozart, but aside
from this little achievement
he says nothing in music can
account for dispositions.
Music teachers, in partic-
ular, are harassed souls, and
often show it in their faces.
They have plenty to worry
about. Little Johnny, for in
stance, who really wants to
be out playing baseball, but
who must run through his les
sons before a stern judge.
That is one of the wonder
full things about music, how
it mixes mathematics with
dreams.
Written music is frozen
mathematics.
4 4 4
No one has ever looked at
a symphony or opera score
without taking away this
feeling with him.
Though soul is caught in
the notes, a firm hand must
have been there with a pencil
or pen first.
The whole note structure,
and especially the time, is
mathematical.
Music is, too, a sort OF
painting on paper. The COM
poser can hear it without
playing it, but most of us
need to hear the music
played before we understand
it, as we say.
Understanding music is a
department of a combined
science and art.
We can understand in two
ways, from the purely intel
lectual, involving kinds of
music. to the dream APP
prehension.
y 4
1t is in this latter cate
CORY that so many music
lovers go astray. They think
that because they know the
difference between kinds OF
music they also understand
it. Nothing could be farther
from the truth. The world
of the musicians and music
lovers is bigger than that.
It holds the stern stuff of
the stars. as we'll as the
everyday dreams of real
people. To understand this,
is to go far.
Women have so many daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

To a properly grained and
weather-ringed son of an
Indian country pioneer, all
this academic chatter about
the fitness of either the rose
or the corn tassel for con-
gressional selection as a ma
tional flower is a lot of gut
turally accented wahoo Gas
we'd say among the Sioux.
The rose was fine for the
days when knighthood was
in flower and the corn taS-
sci for the stirring times
when the early settlers were
learning about it from the
original inhabitants but, be-
lieve me, there is one hardy
American flower that has
never been tanned and upon
which no tyrant sits.
Its rugged red bloom is
the Red Badge of Courage,
if any flower ever was, and
its occasional atavistic yell
low bud a reminder that that
is the emblem of fidelity, in
the language of the flowers.
Furthermore, the plants
toughness and its spikes
make it no setup for easy
picking.
Gentlemen land Gentle
women of Congress, l
should like to give you in
nomination a real American
flower: The Cactus of the
Dakotas!
And should you care to
embellish it, put a little Buff
falo Grass in front of 1t and
a plainsman-sized rattle
snake behind it.
Earl Scoop Shuts.