The Press: It Pays to Be Decent
Said The Christian Science Monitor: "It is not difficult to draw from both journalists and theatrical history illustrations of the fact that decency pays, not only in self-respect, but in cash."
Simultaneously the Executive Board of The Chicago Herald and Examiner announced to Mr. Hearst (owner) that the Sunday edition is now "side by side with its brother, The Nemo York American—the only newspaper in America with over a million circulation."
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