He attended the monthly meeting of the Superior Council of St. Vincent De Paul. He is a Vincentian Brother and is going to a meeting of the Catholic Union. Patrick V. Hickey has him in the harness for a story for the Catholic American. When the first number was about to appear a serial appeared, "The Catholic Fireside". The editors are Clancy and McCann and the subscription is a $1.00 Dallas advised Hickey to complete his plans carefully before publishing. Dallas wants Hudson to help through the Ave Maria. His opponents hope to have a secular paper with a thin veneer of Catholicity while Hickey's is to be a real Catholic journal. His papers will be recitals of Army incidents. He and Mrs. Dallas met Father Murphy, a fellow worker of Father Myent in Liverpool, at Hickey's. P.S. This letter has been written mainly to intimate that a good word for Hickey would help amazingly. :: X-2-e A.L.S. 4 pp. 8 vo