S.A.I.R.R. enquiry into grievances, other than wages, affecting relations between the Vereeniging Brick and Tile Company and its Black workers.

The grievances include:

prohibition of activities of the African Brick and Tile Workers' Union.

Sick Benefit Fund.

the demand for home brewing of Kaffir beer and alleged dismissal of employees convicted of brewing.

threatened strike.

Correspondence, reports of interviews, minutes of meetings and final report on the investigation.

Correspondents: Department of Labour, H. Jacobs (Works Manager, Vereeniging Brick and Tile Company, J.D. Rheinallt Jones, Frank McGregor, A.R. Marokane (Secretary, African Brick and Tile Workers' Union), E. Thompson (Compound Manager, Vereeniging Brick and Tile Company), Quintin Whyte.

Correspondence re grants to the S.A.I.R.R. from the Phelps-Stokes Fund; news from Rev. John Henry House about the Thessalonion Agricultural and Industrial Institute (American Farm School) Salonica, Greece; message from T. Jesse Jones to a Nigerian returned home from the U.S.A. and faced with difficulties of returning to a primitive society.

Correspondents: Rev. R. L. Abraham, Thomas Jesse Jones, J.D. Rheinallt Jones.

Joint Councils; Hertzog's "Native Bills", Cape franchise question; Jeanes School, Kenya; Black affairs; missionary activities; economic position of Blacks, segregation; colonialism; race relations; attitude of India to the colour problem in South Africa; visit of Rheinallt Jones to U.S.A, U.K. and Europe, December 12-August 1930; African affairs; activities of S.A.I.R.R.; Rhodesia's policy towards Blacks; Protectorates; Pathfinders.

Correspondents:

Morris Alexander.

C.F. Andrews.

J. Bertram.

Edgar Brookes.

John B. Clark.

James W. Dougall.

G.H. Franz.

H. Sanderson Furniss.

F. Godsoth.

A.J. Haile.

James Henderson.

J. Herbst.

Francis W. Hirst.

R.F.A. Hoernle.

Jan E. Hofmeyr.

E. Madoc Jones.

Edith Jones.

Harold Jewitt.

F.P. Koppel.

Alexander Kerr.

Norman Leys.

Leo Marquard.

Wilfrid Parker.

H.R. Raikes.

Paul Robeson.

James Rose Innes.

Lord Sanderson.

Jan C. Smuts.

Donald R.O. Thomas.

H.J.W. Tillyard.

Maurice Webb.

Alfred Zimmern.

Nominations for representative for the Blacks after the passing of Hertzog's "Native Bills"; opposition to candidates such as Edgar Brookes; standing for the Natal Senatorship; nominations for.

Rheinallt Jones to stand as Senator for the O.F.S. and Transvaal; Bloemfontein Convention; the Joint Councils and their association with the S.A.I.R.R.; article by Homer Jack on South African liberals, October 1952, and S.A.I.R.R. reply to statements regarding its activities.

Correspondents: J. Bissett, Edgar Brookes, Frank Brownlee, B. Carson, LC, Elliott, J.D. Rheinallt Jones, F.S. Mullin, Leo Marquard I. Bud Mbelle, D. Molteno, N.M. Motshumi, A. Lynn Saffery, Denis Gem Shepstone, J. Stansfeld, Maurice Webb.

Durban and District Joint Council of Europeans and Bantu. Memoranda proposing amendments to legislation affecting Blacks. 1945 January-March.

Macvicar, Neil. The complexity of South Africa's native policy. typescript 10 pages.

British Instructional Films Ltd. Policy and programme for production. typescript 16 pages.

S.A.I.R.R. Asiatic bazaar No.2, East Rand, Boksburg. typescript 7 pages Report by P.J. van Wyk on the living conditions of the Indians and the suitability of the alternative accommodation offered.

Correspondence between Charles T Loram and Rheinallt Jones on race relations in the U.S.A. and South Africa, education in particular education for Blacks in South Africa, political developments in South Africa, Carnegie Corporation sponsorship for students of race relations and grants to the S.A.I.R.R., activities of Loram in the U.S.A., the development and activities of the S.A.I.R.R. Other correspondents: Abe J.B. Desmore, Thomas Jesse Jones, Jones, Edith B. Education in Bechuanaland Protectorate with special reference to the school of the Rev. K.T. Mosete, M.A., B.D. typescript 4 pages.