Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-05-27 | Page 5 | Reporters Possess Keen Honor Sense

Reporters Possess Keen Honor Sense In an nn article on Inter J Interviewing In the April Harpers Harper's Magazine Mag I a II well known Interviewer writes write At Just this point I should hould like to touch on tho the question of or newspaper newspaper per honor Mf U an any some cynical reader re murmur I can 8 n H say only this Ro So far for as ns my experience and anti observe observe- observation ion tion RO Ito the men situ and women writIng writIng writ- writ Ing for Cor decent rg po pOll posses es a keo keener sense of ot honor than various arioul eminent who tl try tr to dodge criticism or financial 10 loss Ions or re- re bv hr prO proclaiming In stentorian sten torian tone The Th reporter r lied when n all h hI he ha has hAil done Is to tell n. n truth of which e seen a. n In print the the- they or the or-the-Ir their friends repent All my newspaper life I J have been waiting wRIting for somebody some sonic bod body brawl brave enough when n he got into trouble because of ot an unwise utter utter- r- r to admit that 11 he find not th the th reporter was tree Ill nt at fault I have 1 known of ot JuRt just one man who in such clr- clr refused to paIS pasa the buck 1111 nil officer end and n a gentleman of th the d States n navy V vv publicly Ol I It I Ithe t the lie h binnie for tor th tho th I which In Ih the f l I rev retort ou out hv hi n a new An Ac Alii I t on on 1 who ho hoI or nr even ven I ml mIll nii- n fr rt from more or leu denials denials' t r tho tio gins lIns of ot other peoples people's tongues i