Application, analysis of the problem to be investigated and correspondence with H. Sonnabend.

Minutes of meetings, correspondence and financial papers of the South African Committee of the I.S.S.

Includes:

Reports on the overcrowding of the universities and unemployment among graduates in Europe by the I.S.S.

Correspondence on the help given to Emil Blume to qualify as a doctor including letters between Rheinallt Jones and Bishop W.E. Smyth on the dangers of being a student in Nazi Germany, 1933-1935. Emil Blume was the Coloured son of a Hamburg immigrant to Southern Rhodesia.

Agenda for the committee meeting of the I.M.C. 1932 minutes of the Ad Interim Committee 1934 and report of the triennial meeting of the Committee, 1935.

Correspondence and memoranda on the implication of race and discrimination in this policy, the substitution of native labour and the policy advocated by Potchefstroom University College.

Correspondents include:

The Consultative Committee of Joint Councils, L. Egeland, J.H. Hofmeyr, Indo-European Council, I.L. Walker, M. Webb and government officials.

Includes:

Indo-European Council annual report 1934.

Native unemployment and the civilised labour policy: a memorandum by the Johannesburg Joint Council.

Article in South African Outlook, October 1, 1934.

The civilised labour policy and the displacement of non-European labour. By Rheinallt Jones, 1935.

Correspondence with Kimberley municipality and Native Locations Department, Kimberley re the establishment of native villages and on the selection of sites.

Correspondence with the Kruisfontein Coloured Congregational Church re the financing of housing for the Coloureds.

Correspendence, memoranda and minutes of meetings.

Subjects are:

The Work of the Society, a conference of social workers among non-European communities 1932, a crèche for Alexandra 1933, and for Western Native Township 1935.

Includes:

Minutes of a special meeting of Johannesburg Board of Charities 13 May 1933.

Reports on family rehabilitation by the Probation Association of South Africa 1935.