Judge — August 3, 1929 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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37124 Jack SnurrewortH, Editor Georce Jean NATHAN Jack Ciuert, Associate Editor Ricuarp J. Watsit Contributing Ed Pritt. Rosa, Art Editor Swwwey S. Lesz JUDGING THE NEWS We learn from the press that the Rockefeller Foundation re- cently gave Yale seven and million dollars. This should title John D. to one seat on the ten-yard line, Sometimes when a motorist loses his way in a town or city he can help himself out by fol- lowing the car tracks. But, in Brooklyn, that only makes things worse. Grover Whalen, New York's Police Commissioner, is establish- ing a secret police force of fifty plain-clothes men who will mingle with the gangsters and make no arrests. That, it seems to us, is the system he’s been using right along. And while we are on the sub- ject, maybe they don’t know yet who killed Cock Robin, but we presume they're still holding the material witnesses. There has been a lot of talk about spinach having — health- giving qualities, and we wonder why nobody has tried to empha- size that it can also give a per- son a lot of grit. Not that it makes any differ- ence, but the new one-thousand dollar bills are so much smaller than the old ones they're calling them baby grands. “Mother, will you answer the ’phone, please?” % as + — clume 97! No. 2492, ‘Ausvet 3, 1929, Eptered aa Secong-Clam Matter, Octobet 21, 1881, at the Post Office at New Vork Cit jtuonal entry at oa y. $8.0 Se a copy shed Weekly by Judge Publishing Co.. 1 dent; Sidney S. Lenz, Vice President; y, N. ¥., under act of March 3, nc, 18 East 48th Street, New Vork, Vow ‘eroal W. Bates, Treasurer: Joseph T. Cooney. he fact that every article and picture appearing in JUDGE is protected under the pro visions of Section 3 of the Copyright Law of the U. 5. and copyrighted 1929, b: red L. Rogan, Pr Secretary, 18 Bast 48th Se, Particular attention is called 1