PRESS AND POLICE
NO BETRAYAL OF CONFIDENCES.
(Received 7th January, 2.15. p.m.)
LONDON, 6th January.
Following the threatened imprison* ment of two Johannesburg -reporter^, for refusing to disclose confidential information to the police, the Londonj district branch of the Institute o& Journalists has cabled supporting thai South African Society's protest against an attempt to compel journalists ta break tho long-established maxim that confidences reposed in theni must nob lie betrayed. •
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 5, 7 January 1930, Page 10
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