Barrett, Cecil, The Pro-Cathedral. Informs + McQuaid of his interview with Miss Cruise covering the authorities in Bethany Home, co- operation between the Catholic Rescue Societies and the non-Catholic Homes in Dublin, the N.S.P.C.C., and the work of the St. Patrick Guild. (CSWB -Monsignor Barrett)

. Caffrey, T.W., 66 Terenure Road East, Dublin. Sent letter to P.F. Clarke, St. Joseph’s, Terenure, informing him that Patrick O’Callaghan, a Communist, was teaching in a National School in the Dundrum area. Letter forwarded to Liam.

Clarke, James, 50 Patrick Street, Dublin. Copy of a letter from the Secretary saying that the Archbishop is unaware that the Special WorksDept., Dublin Corporation, has been closed down. He will do what he can.

Clinch, Patrick, c/o 110 Bunting Road, Walkinstown. Dr. McQuaid thanks him for the donation of 200 dollars for the flood victims of Dublin on behalf of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick.

Cullen, Patrick, Fatima Mansions, Rialto, Dublin. Two of his sons have been sent to Daingan and he asks the Archbishop to help him get them out.

Daly, Patrick H., Clongowes Wood College, Naas, Co. Kildare. Offers his sincere good wishes to + McQuaid on his Silver Jubilee.

Dargan, Patrick, Rathgar Road, Dublin. He was asked for his advice by Mr. Gafffney who is thinking of opening a preparatory school for boys in Dublin. Gaffney is anxious to meet the Archbishop’s wishes on the matter. Annotation by McQuaid.

Letter to the Archbishop from Patrick Murray accepting position.

Keane, Dr. Patrick, 261 North Circular Road. Asks for directive on Government’s White Paper. Is it contrary to Catholic Social teaching?

Moloney, Patrick, 17 Upper Pembroke Street. Copy of letter from Fr. J.A. MacMahon thanking him for his Christmas greetings.