Parcels for Soldiers Upheld Claims of Interference
A correspondent reports parcels and papers to soldiers in France have been confiscated or delayed by authorities in camps. Letters describe parcels arriving with notices of confiscation and suggest British officials must instruct commanders to stop the practice. The writer condemns interference with gifts sent to soldiers in trenches and notes the hardship on recipients.
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