National University - Docket Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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BOOK ORE

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The Political “PropolitioiY Unless these New Deal Democrats, Stop pulling bureaus out of hats, I fear that we will have to get A new and larger alphabet. Now, what this country needs today Is less and less of N. R. A. B. U. N. K. and E. T. C. But more and more of C. O. D. For in the sweet, sweet bye and bye Somebody has to P. A. Y. For all this “Jack” the U. S. A. Is handing out so free today. Our star of hope is growing dim ; We’ll soon be on the B. U. M. We’ll struggle, starve and break our necks, To meet the future T. A. X. Unless I make an N. G. guess It’s time to sound an S. O. S. And stop this flood of I. O. U. And I mean stop it, P. D. C. So I beseech you, F. D. R. Don’t stretch the alphabet too far, My shirt is gone, now, mister, please, Don’t take away my B. V. D.’s. 15

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“And then the justice. In fair round belly with good capon lin’d. With eyes severe and beard of formal cut Full of wise saws and modern instances : And so he plays his part.” SHAKESPEARE FACULTY