Joint Council of Europeans and Africans records
Subjects covered are the social and economic conditions of Blacks, Coloureds and Indians with particular reference to locations, health, housing, education, land, poll tax, labour, the urban Black, the liquor problem, juvenile delinquency, relations with the police and discriminatory legislation.
Joint Council of Europeans and Africans
South African Institute of Race Relations
Correspondents : J.R. Altman, Rev. O. Clark, Rev. W.E. Farre, B, Githens. D.D.T. Jabavu. E. Rheinallt Jones, J.D. Rheinallt Jones, P.R.B. Lewis, Z.R. Xahabane. I. Bud Mbelle, N.A. Mitchell R.H.W. Shepherd, Sir Clarkson Tredgold, M. Webb, C.E. Wilkinson.
Subjects :
1930.
Community work at Adam College : health and agriculture.
J.D. Rheinallt Jones' tour to the Ciskei.
1931.
Relationship of the South African Institute of Race Relations with Joint Councils.
1933.
Nights schools.
1934.
Confusion between the Durban Consultative Committee and the Consultative Committee of Joint Councils.
Cape franchise and the allegation of "blanketed natives" having the vote.
1935.
Inadequacy of reporting Durban Joint Council news.
1944.
Death of Edith Rheinallt Jones.
Mailing list for Joint Council documentation.
1947.
Visit by M. Webb to King William's Town, Umtata and Port Elizabeth.
1949.
Possibility of forming Joint Councils at Bloemhof and Brakpan.
Liquor in the location.
Conditions in Brandfort location.
The two U.S.A.s : some aspects of the race question. By T. Jesse Jones, No. 1
Die naturellevraagstuk en die studie van die naturel. Deur G.P. Lestrade (Pamphlet) No 2
The race problem in South Africa and the average man. By Rev. G. Callaway (Pamphlet) No.4
Includes documentation sent out by the Institute to Joint Councils.
What the Joint Councils are doing