Article August 21, 1943 ISSUE

Extracts from Reports of Christian Science Committees on Publication

Virginia

The Christian Science Monitor is an effective instrument for conveying the light. In order to give some concept of the high esteem in which the general public holds the Monitor, let me repeat a few of the comments which have reached my office regarding it.

From the librarian of a public and school library: "I want to tell you how much we appreciated the Monitor last year. It proved to be not only enjoyable reading but real reference material for the students." From the editor of a newspaper: "We appreciate the Monitor above all other exchanges." From the president of a large women's college: "We should be delighted to have the Monitor because there is really nothing else quite like it in the United States, and many of us are already acquainted with its excellence." From the director of public relations for a large radio station: "We appreciate so much having the opportunity to read this excellent publication, which is in a class by itself. It is always interesting to observe the frequency with which this paper is quoted in the daily press." From a clergyman: "It is one of the finest newspapers in this country."

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