(1st one)
A pedestrian, in the Pre-war days,
Had no car for his labors;
Today, he’s one among the A’s,
Who’s dodging B-card neighbors.
(2nd one)
A pedestrian had, it used to be,
No auto for his labors;
Today he is a “B” or “C”
A-dodging “A-carred” neighbors!
(3rd one)
A pedestrian once was a fellow who had
No car he could show for his labor;
But now he’s a “B” or a “C” who’s not bad
At dodging his “A”-carded neighbor!
by Ray Romine Tuesday, July 13, 1943