Article September 24, 1955 Issue

Of Good Report

Air-borne copies of The Christian Science Monitor now reach subscribers in almost every part of the world within five to seven days of publication. Subscribers in a number of countries pay from $250 to $450 a year to receive the Monitor by air. At these rates the subscriber pays as high as $1.50 a copy for the same paper which costs most readers only five cents.

Among those who receive the Monitor by first-class airmail are diplomats in various countries, newspaper editors, business executives, schools, and colleges.

In such places as New Zealand, Australia, Sumatra, Singapore, Greece, France, Germany, and the British Isles, airmail subscribers usually share airmail copies with neighbors and then place them in schools or libraries. In Sumatra, for example, a subscriber airmails individual copies of his air-borne subscription to other readers in the Far East hundreds of miles away.

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