for Perjury Taly 16.
In reply to questions in the House of Commons to-day Sir William Joynson-Hicks, the Home Secretary, stated that the Director of Public Prosecutions had advised and he ad agreed that perjury proceedings against the two policemen who ar-[tested Sir Leo Chiozza-Money and Miss Savidge would not be justify Therefore, the Home Secretary sid, no question of a disciplinary me it William added that he had informed the Commissioner that in his opinion the action of thes officers in the Savidge case show! not be regarded as in any way reflecting to their diseredit—Reuter,-
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