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Telephone message saying that +McQuaid would get in touch with Dr. Whittaker regarding an appointment.

Letter to +Heenan from Fr. Enda McDonagh, Maynooth inviting him to give a lecture on ‘Corresponsibility in the Pastoral Mission’ during the Maynooth Union Summer School. Copy of programme attached.

Letter from +Geoffrey Burke to +McQuaid regarding the Archbishop’s pastoral on personal prayer.

Letter from +Donnellan to +McQuaid stating he is in Dublin along with Fr. Jarlath Burke and hopes to meet with the Archbishop. Annotated by +McQuaid. 1 item

Letter from Mgr. Paul Tabet stating that +Luciano Storero, the Apostolic Nuncio to the Dominican Republic, is arriving in Dublin. He is seeking Sisters to teach in a High School in Baltimore. If Sisters cannot be found, then the school may have to close down. He is also willing to hand over the school to an Order if more than two Sisters are sent. +Alibrandi has already spoken with the Dominican and Mercy Sisters, neither of which are willing to undertake the work. There is the possibility that +Storero will mention this to the Archbishop during his visit.

• 20 May 1958 File relating to 595 North Circular Road to the Christian Brothers. 3 items

Copy of a typed letter to An Taoiseach from +McQuaid regarding certain provisions of the proposed Public Health Bill, 1945. It is feared that the medical inspection of children and adults by compulsory regulation is so intimately concerned with the rights of the parents that only clear-cut guarantees and safeguards, on the part of the Government, can be regarded as adequate protection for those rights.

Typed letter to Fr. O’Connell from Thomas McEnelly. He has been unable to find the manufacturer of the required spectrum.

Copy of a draft letter to Eamonn de Valera, marked ‘Personal and Confidential,’ from +McQuaid, suggesting that guarantees be given relating to the Bill.

Typed letter to Rev Dr. Patrick Dunne from Sean Mac Lellan, Dept. of Education, Publication Branch, regarding the publication of “Think Well On’t” in an Irish text.