Constitution, leaflet and history.

Notes on Socialism v capitalism by H. Joseph.

Press Cuttings.

Leaflets, pamphlets, copies of Objector, circulars, copy of South African Outlook issued for ECC Festival 1985 and newsletters.

Leaflets, constitution, declaration of principles, speech by Allan Boesak, fact sheet on the Ciskei, copies of (sizwe The Nation November 1985 and March 1987 and message to all South Africans on the whites-only election 1987.

Report, signed by W.A. Caldecott, chairman, 1923.

Memoranda from the Administrator and the Provincial Secretary. Bk.

Correspondents: H.J. Bodenstein, A. Broeksma, J.H. Hofmeyr, P.F. Kincaid, J.C. Smuts.

Subjects:

1934 Proposal to end anti-Jewish feeling and boycott by legislation and through the public service.

1936 Importance of the universities not subscribing to anti-Semitism.

1936-1937 Statistics of the country of origin of immigrants.

1936-1937 Appeal by General Smuts for an end to anti-Semitism.

1936-1937 Anti-Jewish feeling in. South Africa.

1936-1937 Problems of refugees from Europe and need to control immigration.

1936-1937 Jewish interest in and contribution to education.

1937-1938 Operation of the Aliens Act.

1937 Dangers of fascism in South Africa.

1938 Religious and racial persecution.

1939 Proposed restriction on aliens in the exercise of trades, professions etc.

1939 Criticism of Eric Louw's Aliens (Amendment) and Immigration Act.

1939 Benefits gained in Britain from the skills of immigrants.

1939 Question of "assimability" of Jews.

1939 Denial by Jews that South Africa is being flooded with Jewish immigrants.

Includes memorandum on European immigration to South Africa, signed by E.H. Louw, H.D. van Broekhuuzen, A. Heymans, C.T. te Water and S.F. Cie, 1936 (19p); notes on the Jewish question by J.H. Hofmeyr and an article by him 'The position of Jewry today' published in Common Sense, September 1939.