Miscellaneous papers on international relation, Rhodesian Federation and South West Africa.

Memoranda and correspondence.

Report of sub-committee of Transvaal Advisory Board for Native Education 1943 June ; ten-year plan for Black education 1943 proposed by Edith Rheinallt Jones; S.A.I.R.R. Conference on native education 19431 list of government aided Black schools, Natal; salaries of White and Black teachers; school feeding schemes in Northern Transvaal; student fees.

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 re teachers' salaries and Black education.

Correspondents: C.T. Loram, Howard Rim and Department of Education.

Memoranda and reports on the financing of Black education. Deports by Edgar Brookes, S. Carter, E.W. Grant, Alexander Kerr and D.L. Smit.

Papers on the formation of the Inter-High School Council for Community Service in Johannesburg and the sponsoring of the Inter-High School Conference on Community Service, 1946 April 1-5, by the S.A.I.R, R. and the Johannesburg Social Welfare Department. Programme of visits to social welfare organisations, expenditure, papers presented at the conference, notes on findings, general correspondence and invitations to attend the conference, enrolment forms, photographs, press reports, register of attendance and honorary members of the Inter-High School Council for Community Service.

Miscellaneous memoranda and publications on nutrition.

Includes reports by F.W. Fox.

International trusteeship aye-tern and the trusteeship council. From the Q.I. Background paper, no.491.