Box 23

Includes typed and handwritten notes about South Africa and apartheid, also includes handwritten "Native Policy and the Society of Friends."

Includes correspondence, reports, and an essay titled "Quakers and Racial Justice." Correspondence includes copies of letters between Rufus M. Jones and Clarence Pickett, and letters to and from Thomas Elsa Jones, including with Rufus Jones and Clarence Pickett.

Includes two drafts of Section IIIB - Friends and Racial Justice for a Joint Report of British and American Friends, for which Jones was a co-chairman.

Contains drafts and correspondence relating to report called "Methods of Achieving Racial Justice," co-authored with John Harris of the Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society in England. Correspondents include Harris and Clarence Pickett.

Includes typed copy of paper and Thomas' handwritten notes. Topic of paper is South Africa and labor/wages.

This folder includes photographs from a 1938 trip to South Africa by Jones. The photographs are mostly unlabeled, and include people, village scenery, and landscapes.