Correspondence with E W Wentzel, F H Holland and R F Budd, Secretaries of the Committee, Cape anions and institutions, municipal officials, government departments, Friends of the Soviet Union (Cape section) and the National Liberation League.

Subjects:

Constitution, affiliations, fees, finances, conferences of the Cape District Committee and SATLC, relationship with the Cape Federation, organisation of unions in the Cape, wages and conditions in various trades.

Also the following specific issues:

1931.

Formation of the Committee.

Reduction in wages of railwaymen.

1934.

Workmen's Compensation Bill.

Fascism and imprisonment of trade union loaders in Germany.

Delegation of trade unionists to the USSR.

1934-1935.

Enquiry into the conduct of F G Richfield of the Glass Bevellers Association.936.

Need to strengthen union activities in the Cape.

1937.

Membership of the Cape Division Juvenile Affairs Board.

Confiscation of objectionable literature by the Collector of Customs and Excise.

Demand for higher wages and better conditions.

1938.

Wine workers distress fund.

National Liberation League and wages for coloured workers.

Wage Board recommendations for unskilled workers.

Describes a visit of J.D. Rheinallt Jones to Grahamstown.

Charge of inciting public violence during the general strike in the Transvaal clothing industry. Miller was then Vice-President of the Garment Workers Union. He was found guilty and fined £20 or two months' imprisonment.

Papers.

Correspondence with lawyers.

Record of court proceedings, 14-15 December 1931.

Notices of general and executive meetings; visit of Tom Mann October 1922; notice of first general meeting of Witwatersrand Master Tailors Association March 1924; minutes of dispute with Fluxman Bros.

Donations received and requests for donations in particular case of Scapszak and others 1929.

Agenda.

Letters, mostly undated, to George before and after their marriage, Day-to- day occurrences whilst he was away on Mission journeys; 1933 June-19, their marriage at St. Mary's Mission, Ovamboland; continuous daily letters from Finnish Mission hospital prior to birth of first child which she appears to have lost.

pp 7040-7069.