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Copy of a letter from Mgr. Kappes to Msgr. McGowan. It states that St. Anthony’s Hospital did place advertisements for registered nurses in several Irish newspapers. They did not require attendance at the American College of Personnel Efficiency and would prefer if they did not do so. The Hospital was also in touch with an International Employment Agency in Windsor, Canada. The Agency was contacted by a Dr. Phillips, 69 Merrion Square, Dublin, on the 25th July 1957, asking about the jobs and the state of St. Anthony’s Hospital. It suggests that he is the one who placed the advertisement in Irish newspapers. Neither Mgr. Kappes or the Sisters at the Hospital knew anything about Scientology.

Confirms that St. Anthony’s Hospital, Columbus, Ohio, contacted the International Employment Agency in Canada to help recruit registered nurses. Adds appeared in The Belfast Telegraph, The Northern Irish Press and The Irish Times. Applicants were not required by the Hospital to attend any course or to apply through any organisation. Mgr. Kappes has seen a copy of the advertisement from the American College of Personnel Efficiency and in his judgement it “misrepresents the facts and in Ohio might even be sued in court for doing so.” He has never heard of Scientology.

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– 27 January 1958 Typed minutes of ‘V’ Committee meeting. The following items are mentioned in the report: First hand information needed on Scientology. Somebody should attend the course and report on it. If not already done through Fr. Moloney’s Agency Fr. Kent will see if a suitable man from the Catholic Workers’ College is available. More information needed on Councillor Prescott. Security was tasked to get more information on The Plough and its panel of writers. Michael O’Riordan wields dangerous influence. Was elected by his Branch maybe something could be done before the next election through the CIE Sodality?

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 minutes of ‘V’ Committee meeting. The following items are mentioned in the report: Letchford wrote an article in The Irish Democrat on conditions of workers in the new oil refinery, Cork. Brannigan has been elected on to the Executive of the MPGWU. The difficulty of a responsible approach to Firinne was outlined.

Typed report on Norman Letchford. He is English, aged 37, served with the British Army in Egypt and Cyprus. Came to Cork around 1954, joined Sinn Fein but was expelled for Communistic views. Associated with Labour groups. “Shows some ability in advocating an energetic Socialist approach to problems of national interest.”

List of names and addresses of 23 known Communists.

Typed minutes of ‘V’ Committee meeting. The following items are mentioned in the report: T. Graham, K. Nolan and C. Clarke of The Plough to be investigated. A full report on the Czech/motor trade for next meeting. A discussion on the International soccer match between Czecho-Slovakia and the Irish Republic was held. Felt Irish public should be educated in implications of such fixtures with Communist-dominated states. Suggested this could be done by an article in the newspapers facts should first be ascertained, maybe from Douglas Hyde. Letter in The Irish Times concerning the proposal of having US bases in Ireland. Fr. Tuohy to find out if de Courcey Ireland was leaving for Australia. Could Australian Authorities be warned?

Typed minutes of ‘V’ Committee meeting. The following items are mentioned in the report: Graham and Clarke, Directors of The Plough, do not receive sacraments. Msgr. O’Halloran submitted a complete report on the three Czechoslovaks, Capt. Douglas, R. I. George and P. Pirek. Fr. Kent to get list of Directors of Small and Parkes Ltd. And Don Linings Ltd. As George and Douglas are members of the former.