"NO SCANDAL"
LIEUT. DEWAR'S FRIENDSHIP
(Received November 18, 11.10 a.m.) SYDNEY, This Day.
Mr. Patcrson's statement regarding the identity of Mrs. Freer was in answer to a letter wr'4sn to him by Lieutenant Dewar in defence of Mrs. Freer in which he suggested that there might have been a mistake in identity, pointing out that there were two Mrs. Freers in Bombay.
Lieutenant Dewar in his letter to Mi-. Paterson set out "that there is no scandal in my friendship with Mrs. Freer in India," and that "the marriage you so strongly defend was not a success for various reasons. The marriage would have been ended suddenly in any case. The banning of Mrs. Freer has in no way helped the situation; in fact it has had the opposite effect."
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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 121, 18 November 1936, Page 11
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