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Evening star., 1947-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera. darkroom
sTaE or movie outfit largest selection Of cam
sure meters. flash guns, carrying cases, cases
range finders, films, color fiims, photo
papers, pane 4. CHEMICALS photo books and 5oo,
a BRENNER pHoTo oa Co. sss Ps ave zee nw US.
.go ,opP; Dept Of gs Jnstieel: Re 2434:
condition: $500 or highest price offered
Call on Monday after IL am. GE. Q254.
ACCoRDIoNs, clarinets. saxophones,
trumpets, cornets. drum sets, guitars. etc,
s* JokD2s F Mans Snss Co. at 1Si5 Sf
sDDfNGn i ii MGAcHNE-win rent late-model ms
electric. Remington Rand adds, subtracts.
mgltDeS sf new eonaition E, reasonable
ADpING MAcHIsEs. new. never used. /
aSfS ssfs NJ sfserf Na s0S S.very
pairs 81 suppes AmRsN fssf t ssfS
CO. 1431 East Capitol ST.. Ii. 00S2. Our
AIR CoMpREssoRs, electric and gas;
engine. driven; 5 tp.: 20-cu IT,; used very
little; sacrihhce- Call Ex. O712 or 81.
AIR CoNDITIoNER, Philco. a h.p., con-
sole. new; ofnce. home. Sun, WA. 1854
Mon, WA. 2200; after pm, WA. 1864.
AIR CoNDITIoNERs, all types, new and
RE 1887. Since lS75. A. s. JOHNSON CO.
fsnhoos anits ansiaSie for e imasdiate hna saa
efNnE dfiiyeEy; ioM prices; 81 terms desired
AIR coNDITIoNERs. new. "a h.p and a
h!p.; Phileo and Laminaire; immed. de-
livery. ooP oPREDERIcK's, 1905 14th st. NV.
AIR h tsSSNr1 tcseSSNDrr1oNEK. ia tons excellent s
condition; will sacrifice. 904 New York
ave: nv see elevator man. e
for rent. We service all makes. Ais BE-
thesda ave, Bethesda. Md. OIL. AIS. -3
AIR-CoNDITIoNING UNITS, PhiIco. new
l94T models immediate delivery FRANK
2. MULGAENON. 1920 Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring, Md. SH. 4463. Open evenings
ALuMINuM H SCREENS. aluminium COM
bination storm windows. elf-storing IA
nous pressure lock. lower sash slides; last
q lfetime; protect your present window
frames from cracking or rotting. Phone
WI. 1929 for free estimates. ROBERT
aSTre6E FuRSiTuREomaM RI ~ M rble-top aDs ass. ass
nut and mahogany .dressers. old golden
oak dressers, solid mahogany and other full
size and single beds: also Louis 18th Cir
cassian walnut dresser and matching
single-size beds; other dressers and odd
pieces from from famous am old ID hatsl apartmsnt:
Q pm; also next Tuesday commencing at
m. each Tuesday at the WILLIAMS
AUCTION HOUSE. .a1s New York ave.
Asssionssr's A.S1ions hsRof phsnsoi NA. fs2o n.,,,,
ape. modern living room suite: isrgs ward
robe; ehiids crib and plaspen- IA
Evening star., 1947-06-02
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDING MACHINES, eaIcuIators cleaned,
"a 1i77. United TyPEWRTTKR PGT1 la1E sntses. e..
aRcHfTiIEesTfURAL DESIGN Service. Com
merciai remodeling. store and house de-
RGtrrs Flgi Small or Ska larse Reasonable fees.
Ez PHl Iddov ,spsss s4ss
BRick s4g RarxlaHd MnsK pl Rrp.1s se after pm 1a
garage built. Cali GEO. W. HENSON.
BRICK POINTING, caulking. waterproof
White meehsnasD asD'sq g. asSs kai1nnss56 f. $685.
BRICK WORK and general repair; fire.
{ eAM2RA sGi R kEPAiRrse, IiaI 4s-hour service, mI
bt4e Ssffp 49, fS@as's RGom Sos sso ss s nv
CAMERA G. s REPAIRs-sl5 10th st. nv
LER AsER net Sastofy NA pass 47i Full
CARPENTRY, brick and cement and cleo
trical work, insulating. ,plastering, paint
~ II siDsSsss da's foi aBBkERs 'qns
cAKPENTRY9comnplete remodeling, resi-
nds ca caf ga 4s1s Of all
sral repairlng; done reasonably. Cali Mr.
SWANN: DI. 5000, after 5 pm. -3
CARPENTRY-Home repairs of all types:
gooHEa's CARPENTRY SHOP. No. o7o7,
6ARrETs {.ss1,sd Sp,o,n AND ,nIseaauMs a sold. laid
cErsf 5sss fa w6RRFGsrs M2MAs Wo aas ssSs Fat and
nre e, prSoofng, 1o walks. driveways. z to $50
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process;
sensational results guaranteed; work done
in your own home. For estimates, call
nNE any fonfs sf No sturdy S9sl welded
steel .S!,, equipped p ed for sig lines: standard
install in 2 feet Of concrete for sS 90
extra, Washington and suburbs. Hyatts-
ELECTRIcAL CONTRACTING. huoreseent
lighting. housewiring, extra outlets. Ex.
GI1t GIEe1E ahS, w1Rlse. ztu.ss: extra sg,ls,.
6, repairs; airs, g, OLD houses specially REGAI
floors sANDED and finished; expert
FIooRs sANDED, and hnishsd, cleaned
eaf ca TsHSd e. TAYToe TS5k dSns %a 5 s. Va and Nd
" ses s1 snd ddst 5et sanders tqr sen
SSIs Sos Kehnedy sshf & nv. tLo "a xs4s ilIE 60
FLOOR MACHINE; sales and service. E. R.
FLOORS sANDED and refnished. old floors
made like new; reasonable; estimates free,
NORRIS CO. 1909: nights, SH. 2277. s
FLOOR SANDING AND REFINISHING by
TABLER FLOOR SERVICE. Dial Ma. 0456
FLOOR Fl SANDING, FINISHING, cleaning.
waxing. Have your floors done the
Wright way" WRIGHT FLOORS, GE
3119; ewes. RA. 0162, 5425 Ga. ave. NV.
FURNITURE REPAIRING-Modern fac
tory method; best mechanics; furniture
cleaned in your home; free estimates:
& MOORE. INC, RE. 1904. re
KEM-ToNING, PAPERING. floor finishing;
revftaiize your property: quality our motto
refs. given. MR.. LAWRENCE, RA 9703
MENTIONING, PAINTTNG-SkiNed white
painter does finest guaranteed work at
reasonable price. Immediate service. 81.
MASONRY. ROOFING. siding. remodsllng
and repairing A A. A CONTRACTING
co. I041 3Ist St NV, DI. 1862 p
PAINTING, PAPERfNG by reliable, efficient
MECHANICS; prices reasonable no money
PAINTING, papering, Kem-Tontng. plaster
ing, roof repairs, door finishing. Mr..
HuLME, days. HO. 1895 ewes. Ho. 3461,
PAINTING, PAPERNG, PLAsTERiNG,
floor rednishtng; quality work; prompt at
tertion R4 1920.
PAINTING, spraying and paper hanging.
exterior, interior; prompt service; we GO
anywhere. Phone CH. 1145 am. TO
PLAsTERNG and cement work; no Job
too far, none too small. District 457o.
WILLIAM THOMAS. 7o7 u st. nv. q
Evening star., 1947-06-02
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, white, IS: children of h. S.
age, desire position, country; good cook,
hskpr,, expert chauf.; salary secondary.
Box 433-G, Star.
COUPLE wants work on farm; small sal.
and place TO live. Write s. C. SHOWERS.
1909 Alabama ave Sc 81
MAN AND WIFE desire q Job as butler
and cook; II years experience; $500 a
month. Phone EX 1914 %
MAN AND WIFE, colored, want work; go
to the mountains or seashore for summer;
with. reference. Call 1916 Sth st. NV.
or phone co S5l1 %
Evening star., 1947-06-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

DAY WORKER wants days work; willinS
worker; references. AD. 237S.
GIRL, eolored, wishes days work, I'M
til 3: references. Call Elk 1851.
GIRL colored, experienced laundry, good
cleaning. willing to cook; references. Cal
after 8. co. 296S.
Evening star., 1947-06-02

RIDGE REALTY oilers =
doing sIcq Fcessaaranr er IN washington sst3 area
ment and fixtures: air cond.; due I to part
ner disagreement, must be sold.
-, Custom tailor shop, splendid NV. 1oca-
ten: established store doing $4,000 VI
Hardware store. splendid location; stock
ana hxtures worth $4,000; doing S7O0 a
spd WA hse, priced at only s1l,50o. lock, stock
Grocery. self-service, ne. location, do
ing Sego WkI all cash and carry living
oeas sone isse5e ssoo pri0sd sk Fis eoored
trade; beautiful small apartment; priced
PCS super market doing between $4,000
very fine lease, low rent for store and
5eeStifuI n4dfuly home; e,a oKnsr VIII take terms
ness; only $500. lock. stock and barrel n1si
ASEahan AsS M at tsiE e asas g. and Sun call nr
J., nGdo nGRoC,, beer and meats; weekly volume
oo Gomplese ron., With ian stock; only $4,000 down
2a Groe.. beer and meats; weekly bus.
500; cheap, rent, priced low at SIS. 800,
5. Semi self Service 'e, groc and meats;
bus: over 1000: good lease; low %0nsniy psnt
bpsines' bbpiiee a. or S@S'ooo & complete: very good
4. DGS groc., meats and beer: weekly
ous. over 81 900: beautiful living quarters
priced low at $4,000 for e. W. and fixt :;
stock extra; good operator can improve
5; Self-service groc., meats and beer;
weekly volume $4,000, cash and carry;
as@ ssen sseSoD fs~Dsst0n sash reasrsa sHss
store Sesesxies wt sx coo osroc and meats large
volume; business can be doubled with credit
an ana dsSyssry as store is located in beauti.
priced low at $4,000 for g. W. and fxt.;
stock extra; good terms to reliable parties
1889, MA. 1874 "a
RESTAURANT-Get into business TO-DAY
One OF Sc. best sandwich locations. Long
lease, reasonable rent. Owner leaving city
Price, $4,000, half cash. Don't miss
this opportunity.
Grocery store-Illness forces owner to
sell. Good Sc. corner, doing nice bust
ness. Can easily be increased. Rent only
$50, with living quarters. 5-yr. lease,
Sacrifice for $500 cash. HAMPTON
REALTY CO.. EX. $3.50; ewes, GE. 1854
Evening star., 1947-06-02

REsTAURANT-,S3o daily receipts: Chi
nteseoAmsrican; ne, beer and wine; seats 105;
nished; rent. $3.50 includes 5-rm. apt;
Ions long Lease ease and option. STERLING REALTY
G3;i GRocERy g9s y1Sth s. NV. nv DI. 4479 =
spot, weekly volume, $1,000 and more;
living quarters. OWNER, ME. 1879. A.
sELF-sERyIcE GROCERY with meats
snnd srozsn foed and and beer hours to no
GROCERY, MEATS, Annandaie, Va
meat cases, deep freeze. Good business
Kent 500. $500 plus stock. Alex. 77s0
Evening star., 1947-06-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.
HOME IMPROVEMENT coMPANIEs
BY 10 Fischer

THREE RIDERS to Asheyille N. c., June
and return. new car AD 3014 =
Evening star., 1947-06-02


PajgkS PEsks double PEDESTAL ssss snse psdesta
typist chairs. once tables, adsc Bookcase: s
s5hsE sohsbe mise 2NaaH 2ff faaems9 otrdf gess
DIAMOND BARGAINS that are are imnossib1 mo-
to duplicate-Lady's "a Ct, S125: lady
nIst rns ct ss55; ss5i ladys Y CT $500 lady
S325; lady's blue white 2A ct. $3.50
mans perfect 21a Ct. $3.50: lady's : Ct
made possible by our vast purchases O
exceptionally fine gems from estates, banks
bankruptcy and sacrifice sales. You dom
lsesToS co.. 14Ss SseFHeaa st. hs1s n.s., taH Ms
DfItcnTApHoNE-New electronic recorde a
6iaNa fG8Rsse ROOM sEiTA r. 5pises seso walnut
$500: with table pads. 1912 D st. ne
bfNiNG 81 HSG' ROOM SUITE, 1o-pc. mahogany
anIs nhars bsn5 s1So beds as asst s1s
easionsl chair. 81 SO So Ts. 57sl. .' 3: ~
DOORS, l2sain. intsrioT 2.pansl sr, 20
Modern Lumber Yard" l. g. TuRovER
Bethesda; Md. WI. 6622. Riverdale, Md
DOUBLE LOCKERS. 8 #, 8 in. high. 3 #
Hzy5s f sRs si5;Sis SnsS': sdss zalf
sembie; a-piece beige crepe; yellow crep p
ores dress gOd ereDe dress size 1s1s q
DRILL DR. PfiREssEs-15~ and ao~ bench an,
oSr eso madels: "a. TgTneT n complete VIII
oo5o. between $40 am, and pm. pm Mon.
DR. IGasF asIaas TasLn can be used as din
ak bkY ''fss feE 81 sPoRaeE Rsss BOXES, ideal To-
trucks on delivery; boxes are #. by s IT
fd5i DupLicAToRs. new and used, stencil s typ,
and duid, type; immediate delivery: Re.
sMRITER s CO. f4si East Tsaa caoitoi st.. ri Il
sYia f FaSbesk. h zebs attic and kitcher
an sizes sPRiNG VALLEY ELECTRIC
soI ao4WaTEn NV rEs Bon soILERs Ea s7s
i s. Carly $50 ZOOS II IAN. ~ Nc NJ. oass "a
ELECTRIC OVEN, Universal; like new
ELECTRIC TooLERs f2) for bottle bee,
or soft drinks, one has cold compartment
with adjustable temperature. SH. 33s9
ELEc. WATER HEATER-special prices on
40 and 90 gallon cleo water heaters; fully
GEO. D. WEITzEIL, Ii 1874
FANS, electric, cleaned. creased and re-
paired, bought. sold and exchanged new
standard makes Call RE. 1927 SU-
PERIOR LOCK d ELECTRIC CO., 1410 I
FANS. electric tsl. 1s-in. victor oscillating
used one summer: 5-yr factory guarantee:
priced: See Mr.. Robert Keller,
RESTAURANT, sI2 17th st. NV.
--Y
FAN. "a In. high, pedestal. chromium
plated. Ike new: very reasonable. Elk.
model, pedestsI type, Pain.
a.-c, motor: brand-new, never used; worth
$3.50: your choice $50. CO. 1881. .--x
Evening star., 1947-06-02
PERSONAL.

SLIP COVERS, draperies, uphoIstering:
wide selection of latest fabrics: quick eff
cient service; free estimates. WASHING
TON UPHOLSTERING CO., 1909 H St
The Republican., 1947-07-17
Henderson Holds
Forestry Law Valid

Continued from Pace Onel
nation. However, he found that in
this case there is not intention to
discriminate, but to classify.
More Frequent Inspections
"Much logging is done off the
main roads" he wrote, "where it is
easy TO cut over property lines
either Intentionally or by mistake
and remove timber which the oper-
ator has no right to cut. The Legis-
lature has seen fit to impose on saw
mill operators the duty of leaving
the cut land in a condition favorable
to regrowth. etc. Inspections must
be made to determine that these re
quirements are complied with. In the
case Of resident operators. these need
not be so frequent, since there is not
the same danger Of violation by one
who lives here, and who, therefore,
can less readily escape the penalty of
violation.
More frequent inspections of out
of-state-operators are necessary; as
the redress of the deprived landowner
(whose land has been yiolated) may
depend on discovery before the saw
mill is moved out Of the State"
The Republican., 1947-07-17

after retirement OF is minimized by d
lower taX-bracket position The truth
is that propaganda about the men
who made such great Financial sacri-
flee" to come here, like that about
those who stayed while they could
make ten times as much money" in
private business, has become very
tiresome. Clearly. they did moi have
to stay. But while they ar, here, they
ought to try justifyin4 themselves
that way. And those whose press
euIogist constantly refer to them as
Indispensable ought to resent it,
To apply that adjective in referring
to any official is to make him seem
pompous and absurd. There is no in
dispensable man and most persons
just smoker when one is thus adver-
tised.
The Republican., 1947-07-17
| SEE BY The DAILIES that

A DC-3 airliner carried 21 persons
to their death when it crashed in
Florida swamp on July 13.
\ guerilla band of more than a
thousand men crossed the Greek
border ON Sunday and attacked the
town Of konsitsa.
a dinosaur believed to be 200. 0.000,-
coo years oil was uncarthed in New
Mexico.
The worlds largest helicopter
weighing 1000 pounds was tested
successfully at North Wales, Pa.
President Truman was expected to
recommend this week a comprehen-
sive flood control.
Hard coal miners also won the ST.
20 per day increase that soft coal
miners obtained.
The United States was spending an
initial $35 million shipment of artil-
lely. ammunition and other military
equipment to Greek Armed forces.
President Truman was expected to
hoist anew his storm warnings Of in
fation, in special midyear economic
report to Congress next week.
President Truman said he saw no
need for fall session Of Congress
but would call one if il became neces-
sary.
Turkey was determined to develop
It's own petroleum resources and with
held any concessions to foreign firms
for the time being.
Mohammed Ali Jinnah was desig-
mated as governor general of Paki-
stan, the new Moslcm state to be
created in India.
Appropriations and budgets Of
state governments across the country
add up to eight billion dollars, an
increase Of about two billions.
The number of civilian workers
employed in L. S. has reached an
aII-time high Of 60,055, GOO, according
to the Census Bureau.
The Republican., 1947-07-17
Reunions Scheduled

The annual Bowser and Colbfleisch
reunion win be held in the Spoerlein
grove at Accident on Sunday, July
-. it was announced by Carlton
Bowser, Oakland one Of the officers.
The annual Butler reunion viii he
held Sunday, July 20, at the usual
place at Meadow Mountain.
The l4th annual BroadWater ronn-
.on Will be held August 10 al the
Meadow Mountain Inn. This is for all
relatives and friends. A program will
start at 2:30.
The Republican., 1947-07-17
Plan Series of Meetings

The Dmkard church, Swallow
Falls, is planning a series Of meet
ing5, commencing Friday evening.
July lg, at 1:45, standard time, and
continuing each evening through
July y. A Love Feast service will be
on Saturday. July 2G. at o'clock,
standard
Elder J. P Robins. Potsdam, Ohio,
and Elder Ray s. Shank, Mechanics
BURG, Pa. will be in charge.
The Republican., 1947-07-17
Hospital Births

a son was born sunday night in
Memorial hospital, Cumberland, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Swiger, near
Oakland.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Schroyer Friendsville, on
Tuesday morning in Memorial hos
pital, Cumberland.
The Republican., 1947-07-17

1t is frequently asserted that this
or that man could make "ten times
as much money in private life" as he
is paid by a "niggardly and penur-
ious government" On both counts
first, the sacrifice" being made to
serve; and second, the ability of the
official to make ten times as much"
as his government salary-in most
cases there is no foundation what
The Republican., 1947-07-17

ever. No inconsiderable number Of
those of whom we hear as able to
make so much more money than they
now get, are actually getting more
now than they ever made before-or
could make in private life-but for
their Government experience and con-
nections.
The Republican., 1947-07-17

1t is ridiculous to talk about the
sacrifices which men make when they
enter the Government service 1t is
worth many times what they give up
to escape from obScurity achieve
prominence, make a reputation and
enjoy the qualification of doing
something othel-and better-than
gathering dollars which they do not
need and cannot use. The thrill of
functioning in a new field, meeting
new and different kinds Of people,
feeling themselves more or less as
performing 4 patriotic duty, enjoying
the prestige perquisites, social life
and dignity Of high official lifc-all
these things more than compensate
to them (and to their wivea) for
whatever Financial sacrifice" is in
volved
The Republican., 1947-07-17

Undoubtedly, there are men in
public office who really have made
Financial sacrifices" to be here-rich
men who have large incomes either
inherited OF derived from their busi-
ness or professional activities which
they relinquished when they came to
Washington. This. Of course (any-
how, on the surface), was very noble
indeed. However. when the Financial
sacrifice" is stressed by their ad-
mirers, assuredly the compensations
should also be mentioned. The great
est compensation is that they are
transferred from obscure rich men
leading exceedingly dull lives. often
with exceedingly dull wives. into d
relatively glamorous public life,
where they have chance to acquire
fame, position and power. As that
great and wise man, former Chief
Justice Charles Evans Hughes. said
long time ago, when man has
made all the money he can possibly
need. and is still too mentally and
physically alert to become playboy
or an idler, the mere piling of more
millions on the millions he has be-
comes, silly, tasteless, sordid and fu-
tile. To such man there is nothing
left save some sort Of public service.
The Republican., 1947-07-17

Thus is created state of affairs in
which great deal of nonsense is
written and spoken about the men
who come here to take more or less
important positions. Quite often an
entirely erroneous picture is pre-
sented. Certainly, one Of the most
misleading and unfounded notions
sought to he established through
propaganda Of one sort or another is
That these men are serving their
country at great personal sacrifice"
particularly great financial sacli-
fee"
The Republican., 1947-07-17

IMPORTANT When changing ad-
dress, send us old address as we'll as
new; send address label from last
copy; allow two weeks for first copy
to reach new address.
The Republican., 1947-07-17

Particularly is this so when the
"fnanciaI sacrifice either makes no
rnal nitfnrAnca- c.n nasilN be racnnnnA
The Republican., 1947-07-17

1t is not an uncommon thing to eX-
plot and capitalize these after re-
tirement voluntary or otherwise
from Government, and often it has
been most profitably done The most
notable recent instance is offered in
the person Of Mr. Thomas Corcoran,
once exceedingly close to the late
President Roosevelt. What is forgot
ten by those who stress how much
more money could be-or is being
made by Government official, is
that it is largely Government EN-
ployment that gave him his value.
Certainly, that is true in the case
Of Mr.. Corcoran-and Of many others
as well. This is too clear to admit
Of dispute.
The Republican., 1947-07-17

In recent years the art of personal
publicity has been developed 50
highly in Washington that it is more
difficult now than ever before to get
4 clear view of public men in the
higher administrative posts. Most of
these have their own departmental or
division propogandists. Some acquire
partial newspaper friends and radio
commentators who lose no oppor-
tunity to depict them as able. bril-
liant, hard hitting, clear thinking. in
dispensable and disinterasted.
The Republican., 1947-07-17

Some skillfully function as their
own press agents and there are few,
indeed, who like Secretary of State
Marshall, have no thought of person
al promotion but entirely without
effort, reap Il rich harvest of favor
able publicity for the simple reason
that they deserve it. These are the
exceptions. General Marshall is the
most conspicuous, but there are other
highly competent officials who ade-
quately fill their Jobs without undue
thought of the impression on the
public. To the large majority, how
ever pleasant publicity is only a few
degrees less essential to their health
and happiness than food and drink.
Naturally. the other kind of publicity
has an obviously deleterious effect.
The Republican., 1947-07-17
THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS
By FRANK R. KENT.

Copyright by The Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by per-
mission
The Republican., 1947-07-17
5000 passports are issued weekly.
Garrett County Welfare
Board
Oakland, Maryland

The Welfare Board has
vacancy for Junior Case
v orker.
Permanent position under
the State Merit System.
'Ghrce weeks vacation. 30
days sicl leave, five day
work week. retiremen
benefits. prOmotionaI OPP
portunities. transportation
supplied by the agency.
Beginning salary $1S0O.OO. with
yearly incremenls.
REQUIREMENT - College
graduation.
Apply: Francis J. Connolly.
Director.
Garrett Co. Welfare
Board.
Oakland, Maryland.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-04-04
Fortune Finds Gree Press Not So Free .

Three years ago Henry Luce of Fortune Magazine.
set up of 100000 augmented by SIS 900 grant
from Encyclopedia Britannica finance a study of the
highly-toued American free press" To do the job
Commission on Freedom of the Press chairmaned by
Robert NJ Hutchins, president of the University of
chicago and II other prominent Americans was en-
listed by Editor Luce
This month the findings of the commission were
published in Fortune, along with angry editorial com
menu by Editor Luce disclaming the report his
mission as "the work of philosophers"
Here some of the highlight conclusions reached
by the commission, for the reader to null over and
remember:
Although the commissions conclusions are confined
mainly to recommendations for selfreguation it en-
phaslzes: THE agencies of mass communications are
big business and their owners are big businessmen"
Inc dangers to free press stem from three factors
l. The proportion of persons who can express
their opinions and ideas through the press has
greatly decreased.
q The few who control the press "have not
provided a service adequate to the needs of the
society.
B. The press owners have engaged from time to
time in practices which society condemns and
which, II continued it will inevitably undertake to
regulate control
'Ih9 press can be infammatory, sensational and ir-
responsible, the commission declares eff it is if and
its freedom will down the universal catastronhe
On the other hand, the do it's duty by the
new world that is struggling to be born 1t can helm
create world community by giving everywhere
knowledge of the world and one another
Press Guilty of News Fakery
Evidence uncovered indicates the press is leaning
III the flrst direction the press and other mass
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