Typed letter to +McQuaid from Brian Gallagher, Irish Ambassador to Spain, forwarding copies of Appendix III of a booklet by Fr. Enrique Vera Iniguez which contain a number of old baptismal records of Irish people.

Typed report on CPI and KO activities. In the second of two classes on ‘The Crisis of Imperialism’ Jeffares dealt with imperialism in Cyprus, Kenya and Malaya, where the peaceful people were murdered and plundered, native industries and raw materials exploited and Capitalist interests safeguarded. He referred to General Franco’s attempt, at the instigation of the Catholic Church, to restore the Monarchy in Spain against the wishes of the majority of the people.

McNamara, N., 9 Pembridge Square, Nottinghill Gate, London, informing him that Mrs. Tyrrell had an accident in Spain where she broke her arm in two places. Treatment and care were excellent.

Note to Dr. Spain from the Archbishop.

[13] Correspondence between the Archbishop and Dr. Spain.

Letter from +Agnozzi, Talbot Lodge, Blackrock, to +McQuaid stating he met with Bishop Dunne and will travel to Ballaghadarren to meet with +Fergus. He then travels to Spain in the search for more priests for his diocese. ASIA Burma

Letter from +Riberi to +McQuaid thanking him for the enclosures regarding Portiuncula Hospital, Ballinasloe. He thanks his also for his help in trying to resolve this dispute. He also expresses his gratitude for the assistance given to him by the Archbishop during his time as Nuncio. He is now leaving to take up his new position in Spain.

Copy of typed letter to The Editor, Irish Catholic, from Juan Jose Pradera, Spanish Ambassador, on the report in that paper of the Decication of Spain to the Sacred Heart. Places the destruction and rebuilding of the Monument to the Sacred Heart in context.

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from Sir John Maffey thanking him for a copy of [Madinaja’s] Spain. He visited Spain twice and is no nearer to understanding of the passion which tore the country.

Six items relating to the advertising for Irish nursery-governoresses in Spain and offers of Spanish nursery-governesses and maids to work in Ireland. It was the policy of the Irish Independent to decline advertisements offering employment on the Continent to women.