Miscellaneous memoranda on housing and health conditions for Blacks and Indians in Johannesburg, Chesterville Location Durban and Cape Town; administration of Black locations.

Booklets on the prevention of these diseases by the Department of Public Health and the South African Red Cross Society.

Notes on the Land Act 1915 distribution of native population, land tenure and details of farms in various districts.

"Penal reform and race relations" 1948 (typescript 29 pages); statement by UNESCO experts on race problems published in Race Relations News, January 1951 (typescript 6 pages) paper read to the S.A.I.R.R. by Louis Merrman, April 1951 typescript 20 pages); US editors give TV interview on South Africa "Dr. Malan, bitter on British", 1954 (typescript 2 pages); "Christianity and race relations" by Rheinallt Jones (typescript 7 pages); "The place of the Africans in towns" by G.E. Williamson (typescript 11 pages); "Human rights and aspirations in South Africa" (typescript 9 pages); "Bantu life in the reserves" by G.W. Mears (typescript 24 pages); "Patterns of segregation" by O.D. Wollheim (typescript 2 pages).

Statistics of numbers of teachers, categories and salaries; lists of names and addresses of teachers' associations; Presidential Address to the Association of European teachers in African education, 1944.

Correspondence and memoranda on malnutrition; food prices, especially maize; nutrition for Blacks in particular school feeding schemes; African Children's Feeding Scheme; Commission appointed to report to the Minister of Education on the subject of supplementary feeding of native children attending schools - evidence submitted by the Joint Councils of Grahamstown and Bloemfontein, S.A.I.R.R. and National War Memorial Health Foundation; report of commission.

Correspondents include: Jack H. Dugard, F.W. Fox, Jennie Hartslet, M.C. Martin, Maida and Quintin Whyte and Department of Education.

Correspondence and memoranda on the setting up of a broadcasting service for Blacks and the work of the Sub-Committee which administered it.

Includes:

Minutes of meeting of the South African Broadcasting Service 1943 March 15.

Memorandum of evidence to the Commission of Inquiry into Broadcasting Services 1946.

Central African Broadcasting; Station (Lusaka): listening research 1950 and School broadcasting pilot scheme 1953.