WAR BRIDES DENY SHABBY TREATMENT
LONDON. Vehement denials that they had been shabbily treated and were living in squalor were made by many English war brides in New York, according to a sjfcory published in the Daily Mirror. One bride is quoted as saying: "With the exception of my husband, everybody has been kind to me." Daniel Green, administrator of Social Service for the iNiew Yorik Ghapter of the American Red -Cross, said: "If there are hundreds of British war br-ides living in squalor while waiting a passage back to Britain,- my organisation knows nothing of it. We 1 have no reason to believe that hundreds are stranded here. • "We have heard of no incident in which brides have complained of the treatment they have reeeived in stores
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Rotorua Morning Post, Issue 5310, 24 January 1947, Page 7
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128WAR BRIDES DENY SHABBY TREATMENT Rotorua Morning Post, Issue 5310, 24 January 1947, Page 7
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