Letter : International Brigade
035-0114-001 Tel.: WHALEY BRIDGE 227. (Light and Liberty) Established 1889. Electrical Trades Union Reg. No. 640T. Approved Society 212. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. All Communications to be addressed to: E.W. BUSSEY, General Secretary. IMPORTANT. Please deal with one subject only. Please Quote in Rep...
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| Institution: | MCR - The Modern Records Centre, University of Warwick |
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13 October 1942
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Tel.: WHALEY BRIDGE 227. (Light and Liberty) Established 1889. Electrical Trades Union Reg. No. 640T. Approved Society 212. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. All Communications to be addressed to: E.W. BUSSEY, General Secretary. IMPORTANT. Please deal with one subject only. Please Quote in Reply. Your Ref. Our Ref. RP/HH. SUBJECT: International Brigade. General Office: OLLERENSHAW HALL, WHALEY BRIDGE, STOCKPORT, CHESHIRE. 13th Oct., 1942. Sir Walter Citrine, General Secretary, Trades Union Congress, Transport House, Smith Square, LONDON, S.W.1. Dear Sir Walter, I am in receipt of your letter of the 8th October, and thank you very much indeed for the explanation given in your letter, and also for the excerpt from the Official Report of the House of Commons of 1st October, 1941. We have already made a grant to the International Brigade Association on behalf of those people who are interned in the South of France, but continue to have requests from Branches that the T.U.C. Fund should make some grant. I am interested to note that Mr. Eden in his reply stated that there were no British members of the Brigade now interned in France. Yours sincerely, for the ELECTRICAL TRADES UNION. Robert Prain, Asst. General Secretary.
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