Who Gets The Bird, The Hunter Or

The Balancing Of The Budget Will Not In Itself Place A Teaspoonful Of Milk In A Hungry Baby's Stomach, Or Remove The Rags From Its Mother's Back.

I Have Pleaded (labor's) Case, Not In The Quavering Tones Of A Feeble Mendicant Asking Alms, But In The Thundering Voice Of The Captain Of A Mighty Host, Demanding The Rights To Which Free Men Are Entitled.

No Tin-hat Brigade Of Goose-stepping Vigilantes Or Bibble-babbling Mob Of Blackguarding And Corporation Paid Scoundrels Will Prevent The Onward March Of Labor, Or Divert Its Purpose To Play Its Natural And Rational Part In The Development Of The Economic, Political And Social Life Of Our Nation.

Who Gets The Bird, The Hunter Or The Dog?

This Is True Only Because The Purposes And Objectives Of The Committee For Industrial Organization Find Economic, Social, Political And Moral Justification In The Hearts Of The Millions Who Are Its Members And The Millions More Who Support It.