Letter from Mgr. Storero to Rev. Desmond Williams thanking him for the cheque for £5 being an offering towards the Holy Father’s Refugee Fund.

Letter from Mgr. Storero to Rev. Desmond Williams thanking him for the cheque for £10 towards the relief of the starving people in the Congo.

Note from Fr. Desmond Williams, Secretary, to + J.P. Collins, Bishop of Ballarat, forwarding some materials as asked by + McQuaid. 2 items Canberra A 186. 16 November 1952 Letter from Fr. P.J. Brennan to + McQuaid asking for an appointment to discuss a temporary chaplaincy due to suffering from skin cancer.

Typed letter to Rev. J. A. McMahon, Secretary, Archbishop’s House, from Fr. Fehily, Director, Institute of Catholic Sociology. At the AGM of the Marine Port and General Workers’ Union Desmond Brannigan, who was expelled from the Union, was readmitted to membership. Legally this was an appeal against his expulsion, and by being readmitted it means that he never ceased to be a member of the Union. He is eligible for election and has a good chance of being elected as General Secretary. His opponents, Mr. O’Donoghue and Mr. Byrne, may use delaying tactics. If This happens Brannigan may have to leave the country as he is in severe financial difficulties.

Typed report on CPI and KO activities. John Nolan, Sean Murray and Desmond Greaves are to attend a joint Executive Committee in London between the British CP, the Northern Ireland Executive and the Irish Workers’ League. The meeting of the 10th July discussed the apathy of League members and the fall-off in attendance at meetings. While in London Nolan will visit book suppliers regarding credit.

Handwritten letter from Desmond O’Neill, East Yorks, dated the Feast of the Ascension. He is shocked and horrified at the filthy American publications and films available in Ireland.

Typed letter to Fr. Desmond Williams from A.H. Reed, British Embassy. Wishes to meet Fr. Williams to discuss the “information material which we have been sending you.”

Newspaper article by Desmond Fennell titled “Kinds of Communism: Varying Shades on the Party Line”.

Typed note to +McQuaid. Sir Desmond Cochrane seeks an interview regarding the protocol of his son’s forthcoming wedding.

Goatstown, and Fr. Desmond Williams outlining the difficulty for women and children in the area to attend Mass on Holy Days, suggesting as a remedy the construction of a Chapel of Ease. Cost would be substantial. Dublin City Differential Rents Organisations