Copy of a letter to Very Rev. Monsignor George G. Higgins, Director, Catholic Action Department, NCWC, Washington, from the Rev. Thomas Fehily, Director, Dublin Institute of Catholic Sociology, 14 Gardiner Place, Dublin. Enclosed is a copy of an advertisement seeking nurses for St. Anthony’s Hospital, Ohio. It states that applicants must attend a free Personnel Efficiency Course at the American College of Personnel Efficiency. Fr. Fehily seeks information on St. Anthony’s Hospital, the American College of Personnel Efficiency and Scientology. Asks if Scientology is favoured by the American Government?

• Ten letters between Thomas O’Higgins, Minister for

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Thomas F. O’Higgins enclosing an advance copy of the Report on Voluntary Health Insurance.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Thomas F. O’Higgins informing him of his decision to appoint Mr. A.B. Cleary and Mr. Terence de Vere White to the Board of the Cancer Association of Ireland.

• Three letters between +McQuaid and T.F. O’Higgins, Minister for

Letter Mgr. George G. Higgins, National Catholic Welfare Conference to L. Devlin, M.H. Gill regarding the American Bishop’s statement on the subject of Censorship. Reply and copy of the statement attached.

15-19 April 1958 Correspondence between +Levame, +McQuaid & Fr. Mouly, Sacred Heart Fathers, Cootehill, Co. Cavan. Fr. Mouly wishes to ascertain if there is any information in the Archives on the Irish College, Paris and in particular Fr. Higgins from Ardagh. +McQuaid replies that a new Archive has recently been opened and Mgr. O’Regan and Mgr. Curran will be asked to see if any items of relevance exist. One letter in French.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from T.F. O’Higgins relating to the pensions for Army Chaplains.

Handwritten letter, in + McQuaid’s hand, to Mr. O’Higgins enclosing a cheque £50 for the Irish National Aid Society Auxiliary Committee. Does not want the contribution to be published as it is a charitable gift for distressed mothers and children.

Letter from Fr. Fergus O’Higgins, North Circular Road regarding ‘The Word of Truth’ by Mary Purcell.