Correspondentu: Mainly J.D. Rheinallt Jones. Other correspondents are W.G. Ballinger, E.H. Brookes, D.M. Buchanan, L. Curtis, J.M. du Toit, J. Harris, A.M. Jabavu, F.P. Keppel, F.S. Malan, D.B. Molteno, H.R. Raikes, J.H. Sims, M. Webb.

Subjects:

1934 Poor whites.

1936 Native Bills and SAIRR's policy towards them.

1937 Housing in Orlando.

1937 Notes on liberalism.

1938 Quotation of the Protectorates being incorporated in South Africa.

1938 German refugees and German labour camps.

1939 Medical training for Non-Europeans.

1939 Publication of Phelps-Stokes lecture by Hoernle on Native policy and the liberal spirit.

1940 Carnegie Corporation's support of institute and grant to Adams College for the education of sons of chiefs.

1940 Development of the SAIRR library.

1940 Appointment or S.S. Tema as travelling Non-European Secretary for Student Christian Association.

1940 Dental training for Non-Europeans.

1940 Discrimination against blacks in payments made from the Governor Generals National War Fund.

1940 Suggestion that SAIRR literature be circulated in secondary schools.

1942 Hoernle's resignation as President of SAIRR.

1942 Dispute between J.D.R. Jones and A.L. Saffery and Jones' decision not to stand as senator.

Undated Plans for Wits University's medical and dental training for Non-Europeans.

Correspondents: Enquirers for information.

Subjects:

Race relations, joint councils and A.L. Saffery's visit to England in 1939 to study trade unions.

Subject: Farm labour.

Subjects:

1938-1940 Attempt by Barolong Progressive Association to bring P.T. Moroka from Bechuanaland as their chief.

1939 Dispute over chieftainship.

1940 Memorandum on the administration of trust land in the Thaba Nchu District: residential and agricultural rights.

Subjects:

1937-1939 Grievances of Batlokwa chiefs re land.

1942 Trading rights and wages.

Containing letters mainly from his wife about personal matters.