Warren, P.J., 109 Donnycarney Road. He wishes to draw the Archbishop’s attention to indecent books coming from England.

Handwritten minutes of ‘V’ Committee meeting. Fr. Carey reported that there are thirty-three children in the Fairy Hill Special Home, mainly boys aged 5/6 years old. Fr. Warren is satisfied with their spiritual care. Children remain in the Home from 6 months to two years. It was reported that Regina Publications, Cavendish Row, published and sold Papa Encyclicals and other Papal addresses. Their work was correct and in order.

Warren, John E., 13 Fenian Street, Dublin, asking him to explain his position to his parish priest and if the priest feels it warrents the Archbishop’s intervention he will pass it on.

Warren, Bertha, 39 Georges Ave., Blackrock. Asks + McQuaid to help her financially to pay her rates. He agrees.

Warren, Eileen N., 14 Mountpleasant Square, Ranelagh. Asks the Archbishop to appeal to the representatives of Employers and Workers not to make outrageous demands and thereby prevent a strike in the building industry.