Correspondents: J.S. Allison, E.H. Brookes, P. Duncan, Sir J. Harris, L.E. Hertslet, R.F.A. Hoernle, P. Ibbotson, J. Lewin, E. Lewis, A.P.J. Mohasi, R.E. Phillips, D.C. Thompson, Sir E.N. Thornton, S.P. Woodfield.

Subjects:

Publication of Hoernle's book South African native policy and the liberal spirit.

Phelps-Stokes lectures.

Urban Areas number of Race Relations.

Translation of Aggrey of Africa into Sesuto.

Bibliography of books on Blacks, in South Africa.

Publication of E. Hellmann's thesis Problems of urban Bantu youth.

Correspondents: J.A.I. Agar-Hamilton, A.W. Blaxall, R. Coupland, W.E. Dawson, G. Findlay, G. Gale, L.E. Hertslet, R.F.A. Hoernle, Sir J. Hoffend, Rev. B. Huss, J. Lewin, D.B. Molteno, A.H. Murray, R.H.W. Shepherd.

Subjects:

Start of Inkokuli ya Bantu, a Cape Town paper.

Centenary of Livingstone's arrival in Africa.

Pim pamphlets on cooperatives and the coloured problem in Swaziland, Africans and the police, Masters and Servants, workmen's compensation.

Correspondents: E.H. Brookes, H.R. Burrows, H.S. Cooke, L.E. Hertslet, J. Lewin, N. Macvicar, D.D. Molteno, H.L. Msimang, J.L. Omond, E.R. Roux, M. Webb, A.C. White.

Subjects:

Indians in Natal.

Atlantic Charter and the American view of Africa.

Arrears in publishing Race Relations.

Correspondents: E. Batson, S. Biesheuwel, E.H. Brookes, J. Lewin, D.B. Molteno, R.H.W. Shepherd, M. Wilson.

Subjects:

Criticism of Brookes' pamphlet The Bantu in South Africa.

Resignation of J. Lewin as editor of SAIRR publications.

Correspondents: E.H. Brookes, C.V.O. Bulkeley, H.R. Burrows. P.A.W. Cook, C.J. Ferguson-Davie, N.N. Franklin, L.E. Hertslet, P.R. Kirby, O. McCann, I.D. McCrone, S.I. Mokitimi, V.S. Naidoo, R.J. Randall, M. Shaw, R.H.W. Shepherd, H.J. Simons, J.D. Taylor, H. Tracey, S.T. van der Horst, O. Walker.

Subjects: Articles for the Survey of Race Relations in South Africa.

Series of broadcasts Meet the Bantu. Includes texts.

Includes financial statements and memoranda.

Incomplete.

Correspondence of E.H. Brookes, J.D.R. Jones and O.D. Wollheim relating to membership campaigns which aimed at improving the SAIRR's finances by increasing membership. The correspondence is with individuals and organizations.

Correspondence with individuals and organisations relating to subscriptions, change of address, affiliation fees arid the work of the SAIRR.

Included transcript of a letter from R. Campbell to V.C. Slater, attached to a letter from Slater to J.D.R. Jones, 10 December 1936, Campbell congratulates Slater on Dark folk and refers to his "trading in horses and I am a bit out touch with literary events".

See also Ab5.2 Finance - Membership campaign.

Correspondence re annual report.