"Scotch and soda," said the thirsty traveler after boarding his usual New Haven commuter train from New York to Rowayton, Conn., one night last week. He handed the bar-car attendant the usual $1 bill. To the commuter's surprise, the bar tender refused it, gave him his drink along with a card that read: "The drinks are on us. The Herald Tribune announces its highest daily city and suburban circulation in 25 years. Who says a good newspaper has to be dull?" Not at all shy, the commuter let the New York Herald Tribune stand...
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