Correspondence received by Robert Saunders, relating to his involvement in the Union Movement.

Including letters from:

Leslie A. Stott (C13/388), concerning appeal for accommodation following victimisation due to Union Movement membership (May 1950) (388)

Mrs Amy Thatcher and Joe Thatcher, Branch Leader / Constituency Organiser, Salisbury, Union Movement (C13/389-402), concerning permission from Town Clerk to hold meeting in Salisbury Market Place on 21 October 1950 (392-393); unable to attend Whitsun Wessex Rally and Camp on 27-29 May 1950 due to illness of Joe (397-398) and Dick no longer able to assist Union Movement (March 1950) (399)

United Nations Association (C13/403). Information Notes titled, “The Korean Crisis” and dated August 1950.

Dr Margaret Vivian (C13/404-405). Includes newspaper cuttings from Regulation 18B internment period (May [1950]) (404A-D); letter concerning her being unable to attend Whitsun Wessex Rally and Camp on 27-29 May 1950, but “still loyal”, and comment on internment (May 1950) (405A-B)

B. P. Wallburton (C13/406-407). Includes supply of “Union” (November 1950) (406); need for care over political contacts, as a civil servant (October 1950) (407)

Charlie F. Watts (C13/408). Including comments on previous mistakes of British Union, role of non-active members and infiltration of other organisations, and his own present position (January 1950)

William Webster (C13/409)

George T. Wiltshire (C13/410)