. Browne, H., 3 Leinster Sq., Rathmines, Dublin. She feels that the film Congolaise should be withdrawn immediately as unsuitable from the Stella Cinema.

Letter from +Browne to +McQuaid thanking him for the report on the Marriage Bill. 1 item

Typed letter to Fr. Diffney. A new ‘Social’ Party is being formed. Will issue a paper called The Plough. Will be run by Dr. Browne, Rex McGall, Merrigan, Kevin Nolan and others. Has written to Lucy Kingston asking for a meeting of the International Committee of IHA to send letter to our representative in the United Nations protesting against the aggressions of Britain, France and Russia in Egypt and Hungary.

• Correspondence regarding routine details of community life and apostolate (first items referring to Fr [later Cardinal] M. Browne O.P.) a Dublin priest joins order. A low-key Rosary Crusade begins to move. CF file “Rosary Crusade (Fr. Peyton)”. Project of a Retreat House at Tallaght is initiated. Desire of O.P for a Theologate on new site countered by Archbishop’s concern over religious acquiring properties in Dublin area. Archbishop declines to appoint chaplain to Old IRA.

Draft of handwritten letter to Dr. Noel Browne from +McQuaid. On hearing from the Sister Provincial he gave sanction for a Religious Foundation at Glenmaroon. This sanction has not been withdrawn.

Letter from +Browne to +McQuaid thanking him for the work being done in relation to the copying of the documents. Galway will bear all the costs. He is also prepared to answer any questions in relation to problems which may arise during the transcription process. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Copy of the typed report of the meeting in Archbishop House discussing the White Paper. Present were +McQuaid, + Browne, + Lucey, and Dr. Seamus Ryan, Minister for Health.

Letter from +Browne to +McQuaid stating he is looking forward to discussing the Institute. He has also invited the Bishop of Cork. 1 item

Typed letter to +McQuaid from J. E. Brannagan, Private Secretary, Office of the Minister of Health. The Minister, Dr. Browne, wishes to consult regarding the personnel of the proposed company to erect and run a sanitorium in County Dublin.

Typed note to +McQuaid informing him that Mr. MacBride called, saying he accepted an invitation to speak at a discussion of the Marist Past Pupils ‘Union, only to discover that Dr. Noel Browne was also to speak. He had no desire to appear at any time with Dr. Browne.