H. R. Burrows writes to P. A. Moore in connection with the transfer of Fort Hare, the treatment of staff, salary discrimination and differential university subsidies, and the payment of provident and pension funds. Dated ...

H. R. Burrows writes to P. A. Moore in connection with seven members of Fort Hare staff who have resigned and gives lists of figures relating to the provedent and pension funds. Dated 23 February 1960.

H. R. Burrows thanks P. A. Moore for the copies of his questions to the House of Assembly, letters and Rand Daily Mail editorial. He continues with regard to Moore's efforts and support of the former staff members of Fort ...

H. R. Burrows wants to verify if Prof. Matthews is planning to go abroad to work. Dated 19 February 1960.

H. R. Burrows writes to Sir de Villiers Graaff to convey his gratitude for the defence of Fort Hare during the passing of the University College of Fort Hare Transfer Bill of 1959. Dated 29 June 1959.

H. R. Isaacs asks Prof. Matthews for his specific plans and intentions regarding his future. Dated 26 August 1959.

H. R. Isaacs conveys his sympathy to Prof. Matthews at the passing of his mother. He also informs Prof. Matthews of possibilities of temporary positions in the USA. Dated 8 October 1959.

Different employment opportunities to Prof. Z. K. Matthews in the United States of America. Mr. Isaacs (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) also mentions the manuscript that they were working on. Dated 30 November 1959.

Hans Simons, the President of the New School for Social Research assures Prof. Matthews that he can rely on the invitations extended to him, even if his departure from South Africa is delayed. Dated 5 January 1960.

Secretary for Education, H. van der Walt, writes to the acting principal of the University College of Fort Hare concerning the activities of Prof. Z. K. Matthews and how to address the issue. Dated 19 August 1953.