Judge — January 1938 — page 67: what you’re looking at

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Wnited States Senate COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS Dear Mr, Newman: It gives me great pleasure to congratulate JUDGE on the occasion of its Fifty-seventh birthday. JUDGE has helped America laugh through very trying times and as long as we can laugh there is little danger that we will lose the true perspective of fundamentals Wy Sear Mr. Newnan: that we so badly need to met the difficult problem of Every human being enjoys witnessing & tried and true friend achieve longevity without today. All good wishes for the continued success of loss of vitality, brilliance and strength SOIC ‘Toe hand of time bas neither sered not yellow-' ea JUDGE. Instead, it has flavored this magazine of Sincerely yours, which I have been a consistent reader for many yeurs, with the mellowness of wisdom which only age cen : bring and the lovable tolerance which mist necessarily heli lu come with full maturity. I trust that the America of the future wIll enjoy each issue of JUDGE with the same zest ex- perienced by the Amrice of the past ani present Most sincerely. Mr. Harry Hownan, Judge, 16 Rast 48th Street, Jew York, ¥. T. My Gear Mr. Newman: ‘This te too late for you to use as of October 27th, but 18 te never too late to ‘deing 57. Congratulations, though, are country that JUDGE is still going strong and 1 May it ever be thus. If it te a niche JUDGE waat American culture I, with JUDGE, as with many othe: our life, woulda't know just where to put it, but SWORE I, with thousands of others, would sense o great bole in that’ wall which would need filling. ‘Thanks for remendering me. comicbooks.com -