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Pacific Islands Monthly, 19 December 1934Vol. V, No. 5

How to Advance Pacific Islands Interests

p. 11 · Read in the full issue

The “Pacific Islands Monthly,” during 1934, has increased considerably in circulation, and we have tried conscientiously to use the joumars growing influence to advance the best interests of residents in the Islands Territories. This will be our policy in the future. We ask our readers to remember:— That a journal cannot exert any influence un less .it has a large body of readers; That it cannot obtain and hold readers unless

it is an attractive publication of good class.

That it cannot retain its attractiveness unless it is consistently supported by advertisers.

That it cannot interest advertisers unless it has numerous readers.

Therefore, readers can best assist the P.I.M. in giving service to the Pacific Island Territories by communicating with P.I.M. advertisers when ever they require the goods or services whi«h those advertisers can supply.