TO BE EXPELLED PROM FRANCE.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER MAGNATE. 'XTKITTD PRXSS ASSOCIATION —B* SLECTEIC TTXEORAPH- -COPYRIGHT.) PARIS, September 2. The Prefecture of Police confirms the statement that an expulsion order ha-i been served on Mr William Ran dolph Hearst, the American newspaper magnate. It is stated that this action is due generally to the hostile policy of his newspapers towards France. Mr Hearst went to London. Ho was interviewed there, and said: "I have no complaint to make. The French officials made me feel quite important. They said I was an enemy and a dan per to France, but 1 could stay n 4 little longer if I wished. I replied I did not want to take the responsibility of endangering the French nation, America saved it during the war, and I would save it again by leaving."
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20024, 4 September 1930, Page 14
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