William Maxwell Aitken Quotes

Success never depended on pandering to the public taste. It has always been founded on simplicity.

Unless a newspaper can make its material in every department interesting it simply is not read.

Here I must say, in my eighty-sixth year, I do not feel greatly different from when I was eighty-five. This is my final word. It is time for me to become an apprentice once more. I have not settled in which direction. But somewhere, sometime soon.

He did not seem to care which way he traveled providing he was in the driver’s seat.

With the publication of his private papers in 1952, he committed suicide 25 years after his death.

I run the paper purely for the purpose of making propaganda, and with no other motive.