ORDERED OUT OF FRANCE
W. R. HEARST NOT WANTED “AN ENEMY AND A DANGER” MADE HIM FEEL IMPORTANT “AMERICA SAVED NATION” British Wireless. Rugby, Sept. 2. Mr. William Randolph Hearst, the American millionaire newspaper proprietor, arrived in London to-day from Paris, having been ordered' by the French authorities to leave France. This is understood to be the sequel to the publication by Mr. Hearst, two years ago, of a confidential French memorandum of which he obtained a copy. The prefecture of police confirms that an expulsion order w'as served on -lr. iHearst. It is understood, owing to the generally hostile policy pf his newspapers toward France. “I have no complaint to make, said Mr. Hearst. “The French officials made me feel quite important. They said 1 was an enemy and a danger to France, but could stay a little longer if I wishI replied that 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 it.”
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Taranaki Daily News, 5 September 1930, Page 7
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173ORDERED OUT OF FRANCE Taranaki Daily News, 5 September 1930, Page 7
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