Includes: September / October 1974, correspondence between Helen Suzman, Dr. R.S. Henderson (about Ngwelezama Hospital) S.J. de Beer (Secretary for Health) & Deputy Minister for Bantu Administration & Development Raubenheimer; 23/01/1976 Helen Suzman to Dr. Peter Price in Bloemfontein about malnutrition to again be a notifiable disease and mentions "This is going to be a terrible session — much patriotic breast-beating over Angola ... I had a little letter from Sakkies Fourie. He is a wonderful old man. Please give him my love. How I wish he were here with us." Helen Suzman also sends condolences to Mrs. Marquard on the death of Dawie Marquard.

From: Rev. Dr. M. Buchler, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church; Rose Mariri; Eric Virgin, Royal Swedish Legation; Purves Roux; "Anxious" against abolition of death penalty, attached cutting re murdered child; Terry Herbst; Paula Leyden (later Paula McBride) re. Robert McBride and his appeal against the death sentence, 1987-1988, with attached letter from Zac de Beer asking for clemency in the case.

[NB: some of these letters are related to / continuations of correspondence filed at Da4.1- Da4.2].

Correspondents include Dot Cleminshaw, Ken Andrew, Mr. S. O;Grady, Dr. de V. Morrison, Sam de Beer; Topics include: houses in Nyanga East; provisions of the Black Communities Development Bill; Kellogg building houses for employees in Kwa-Thema; Helen Suzman employee Margaret Mahlo [trying in vain for a house since 1981].

Correspondents: S.J. de Beer, Dept. Bantu Administration & Development, Dube Vigilance Committee, Evaton Residents' Vigilance Association, T. Henderson, Min. T.N.H. Janson, Min. P. Koornhof, H.J. Mooi, S.R. Rabotapi, G. Simelami, H. Suzman, R.A.F. Swart, J. Nehang, D. Konyane, J.C. Knoetze; Subjects: 1974 Question of consultation between Evaton Residents and Local administration. 1974 Present position in Evaton. 1974 Conditions of Bantu in urban townships. 17/08/80 Memorandum on the Grahamstown situation. 1982 Rent increases in Dube Village. 1984-1985 Statement by the Hon. S.J. de Beer, MP on the circumstances in the residential areas of the Vaal Triangle. 1987 Demand for land: Soweto. 1988 Investigation: Urbanisation PWV area; acute housing shortage in 'Bantu' urban townships; health clinics; widows and unmarried women; conditions in Tembisa; school uniforms; Pretoria / Mamelodi; "Memo on the Grahamstown Situation: Proposals for positive measures to reduce the causes of unrest and to generally improve the living conditions of the Black Community", by Thelma M. Henderson, Constituency Chairman, PFP, 12/08/90; 29/08/90 letter from Helen Suzman to Piet Koornhof forwarding the above memo and containing the paragraph "Please discuss the possibility of resolving the bus boycotts in the Cape peninsula with Chris Heunis. According to Mr. John Barnard of Tollgate, an amount of R2-R2 1/2 [two and a half] million would suffice as a subsidy to enable the bus company to maintain the old fares for the daily cash-paying users who are hardest hit by the increases.".

Includes harassment of tenants; exemption of flats from control; increase of rents; Rent Control Act 43/1950, as amended.

Correspondence concerning Bantu Labour Relations Regulation Amendments Bill 1973; Garment Workers Union (from David Hemson); Dudley Horner, SAIRR; Mrs. F.M. MacDonald, Durban, re daily work for Africans, 15/05/79; Mr. S.M. Nkohla, Mdantsane, about exploitation of black women workers by Berkshire International Stocking factory; Helen Suzman writes to Alex Boraine, 28/02/83 about a letter she's received from 62 year old Mr. Kleinbooi Yemani, who still wants to work, "As an old lady of 65 who is still offering her services (not the sort you are thinking of..."; Memo by Ronnie Bethlehem, JCI Ltd., office of the Economic Consultant, on The costs of Job Creation 04/07/83.