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J. Stuart Franklin to the Director, S.A.I.R.R., Quintin Whyte, requesting him not to publish his article until its appearance in the Friend and the Star

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25 October 1952

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Encloses:

J. Stuart Franklin to Mr. Whyte re enclosed article on the fallacies of apartheid, a suggestion of a positive answer to the colour problem and encouragement to the loaders of the United Party in their search for a constructive alternative. 1953 October 3. typescript 1 page.

Race relations and the future of the Union by J. Stuart Franklin. typescript with manuscript Corrections. 1952 September 30. 22 pages.

F.J. van Wyk to Prof, F.J. Tromp thanking him for enclosed article

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22 January 1955

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Enclosed:

F.J. Tromp to S.A.I.R.R. enclosing article. 1953 January 13. typed letter signed. 1 page.

The European's problem and the native's problem in South Africa by Professor F.J. Tromp. 1953 January 13. typescript 7 pages.

Fletcher, John P. The decay and revival of liberalism. News from South Africa, no.18

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24 February 1952

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Behind the racial tension in South Africa

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1953

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Race relations

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May 1935 - July 1950

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Racial movement for natives, Dutch Reformed Mission Church (Nederduitse Gereformeerde) taken action: co-operation with wayfarers not possible

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Extract from Die Volksblad, 9 May 1935. J.C. Engelbrecht to the Editor, Die Volksblad, calling for colour bar. Extract from Die Vo1ksblatl 11 May 1935.

Joint Council, Grahamstown. Address by Acting President, R.B. Hanman?