Hearst's Standing- Rules for Guidance of Correspondents MLraudace, toujours Candace" wag motto of Napoleon. The motto {Hearst journalism is "Scandal, tore seundal and always scandal." Tu connection with the expulsion rom Paris of Hearst's corres. pondent Horan, a writer in the Journal de Shanghai" on Satard mye some amusing personal reolactions. of instructions vent to teart correspondents abroad, as the ort of stuff desired at: headquarters, yue standing order is embodied, we words: *Thinkstuff unwanted.
Htatting from this principle, the allowing indicates the sort of stuff hat: is wanted.
At Berlin, after the Locarno Conference, the Heurt correspondent wan asked for "some effort of imagination in the nature of publication of secret dealings calculated to bring about a bust up." If not dig out some offer by Soviet agents to venge themselves on Stresemann for their discomMtire."
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