'It concerns an unfortunate Russian woman who married an American soldier, and as a penalty for this breach of Soviet etiquette, spent eight years in a forced labour camp. Prematurely aged she comes to London, where her cause us ardently espoused by a newspaper whose hard-bitten girl reporter and flinty editor (Blunt by name) track down the husband to a United States Air Force base. In vain. He has remarried and refuses point blank even to meet his first wife again; there is nothing for the unhappy woman to do but to press Blunt's hand in silent gratitude and embark for Russia.'
Source:
'The Uninvited', The Times, 24 November 1958, p.12.
