news service

Again Luis turned to the screen, but this time he dialed the news service.

Small newspapers have a news service furnished free by the government, thus enabling the latter to colour the news to suit itself.

He turned a dial to the words: "News Service—General," and the instrument broke into hurried speech.

Poldhu always calls at eleven-thirty, sir, and starts the news service as soon as the commercial business is out of the way.

The "news service" supplied smaller papers throughout the land with "impartial comments" on the national scene.

They always call a news service a "paper," especially when talking to other newsmen.