Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1941 — Page 14

ON CENSOR BOARD

Walker to Head Committee ommittee Working With Price in Controlling War-time" Dissemination of News; Biddle and Wallace Also to Ast.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 18 (U. P.).—~The White House is setting up a special Cabinet committee headed by Postmaster General Frank Walker to develop an over-all plan to govern war-time dissemination and censorship of information. The plan will be perfected by the committee and by Byron Price, newly appointed director of censorship, and

then will be submitted to] | tion of news as was the Committee

President Roosevelt for approval, according to Presidentinal Secretary Stephen T. Early. Early said Price was expected In Washington tomorrow to begin im-

mediate consultation with the cenip commit-

consisting of “Walker, At

agencies, After Price gets his organization under way, he will work out with the committee the plan which will be submitted to Mr, Roosevelt. Early said the committee hoped the plan would be ready for submission to the President by "the time he signs the pending war powers bill. Early said the 1941 plan of censorship would be r to the system of the first World War because it would be “quicker and decentralized” and reporters could gontinue to cover the news in Washington as they always had. The primary objective of the ' gensorship will be to prevent the publication or dissemination of any ReTtation which might be helpful to the enemy. Mail, cabié and radio messages going in and out of the country will be censored.

Censorship at Source

So far as domestic publication or ' Broadcasting of news is concerned, Early sald the censorship would] operate principally at the sources; of ation. He was asked papermen, partic correspondents and broadcasters, would have to submit their material in wmdvance to Prices office. Early said he knew of no such prospect unless . it involved , exclusive stories involving war news which had not been distributed by a reeognized government agency. Even on such.exclusive stories, Early said he did not know that submission of these items to the censorship would be mandatory, but the correspondents certainly “should” submit such articles for approval lest they |

of military ) © Early CR be set up by 4

sense be an agency for

of Public Information curing the first World War. Working with Price will be an inter- ental committee of informational experts who will have the bulk of responsibility in checking announcements and pleases of government press sections in advance. Study Single System Early pointed out that before the war the Army, the Navy, the Post Office and the Federal Communicationss Commission all had their skparate plans , but that ae ape . The committee by Walker

Bele somprenensive spaiem. and f

the inter-departmental committee for some time has checked government releases in advance for pubs Heaton. trasted th SORUhwonst Barly con e with

ing censorship CPI of World days Nh had its own staff of reporters who covered individual departments, then released their findings through a al bureau. “The plan now is better and quicker, with no long delays,” Early said. Government sources of informa tion will remain open because the government considers it “most important” to transmit news from: the source to the public with the least possible delay.

Washington newspapermen ticular would have little reason for direct contact with the office to be established by Price.

Price Takes Leave

Lowell Mellett, director of the Office of Government Reports, has | been sitting in with the censorship committee of cabinet members

whether news. | although’ he is not a member of the ularly Washington | committee, Early said.

The appointment of, Price as director of censorship was announced Wednesday by President Roosevelt, who said the censorship would be partly voluntary, partly mandatory. Price is taking a leave of absence from his position as executive news editor of the Associated Press.

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Byron Price, executive news edi- - tor of the Associated Press, has |} beeh named Director of Censor. |} ship by President Roosevelt. He |} will assume the post just as soon as the war powers bill pending in Congress is passed.

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