Judge — January 1938 — page 48: what you’re looking at

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Wniled Dlates Denate COMMITTEE OM INTERSTATE COMMERCE United States Sena WASHINGTON D.C. Deer Mr. Newman: I have read JUDGE through the years; we have laughed and cried together. ky best wishes extend to you on the S7th year of your merry activity. All men dre vulnerable at sone one or more points. Probebly public men seem more so than others Ddecause they are nore or in the limelight. The darts which are directed at them from time to time come to be ‘~ expected and they becore more often than not thick-skinned. Dear "Judge": I an not a0 sure that this in to be commended for when a man loses his sensitivity to attack he may be inclined to May your sunshine never be shortened. be less reepenre to weet wonieericrs i* =o. You seem never co have had a shadow. Pye reasy main voaar hy lees ater tied arpan.s : ordinalily learns to read more carefully the pages which Your fifty-seventh birthday should be Dlame him than those which hold a too ready praise. This the best ever. keeps him humble. When a public servent is no longer humble, be should be retired. I trost trat there will not be a re- tirement age for you. With every good wish to JUDGE, together with ny appreciation of the large part humor pleys in keeping the individual sane and wholesome, Thank you for your good humor through- out all conditions and times. no Sincerely, \ et cordially Mr. Harry Newnan, JUDGE My dear Mr. Nowman, It gives ze great pleasure to extend my sincere congratulations to "Judge" on its 57th Dirthday. May it for many years to come give us its witty coments on our daily life which I always enjoy reading. With dest wirhes for continued success, Yours very sincerely OTTO WADSTED Minister of Denmark. comicbooks.com