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Read by: Mrs. Wallace, Mary White, Miss MacDonnell, Prof. Alexander, Dr. MacDonald, Mrs. Macintosh, Mrs. MacDonnell, Mrs. Skelton, Mrs. Norman Rogers, Beiler Family, Miss Catherine Elliot; Dr. McNeikl introduces and comments

2 members of Board of Trustees Speak; Excerpts from Play Candida by G.B.Shaw performed at Queen's

La Chapelle talks about summer school experiences. McNeill reads poetry. Sermon

Dr. Pratt Reads His Poems; McLeish Reads his Poems; Mrs. McKellar Reads Poetry

Side One: Justice MacKay speaks about Shakespeare; Adams reads poetry; McLennan remembers Queen's; McNeill reads poetry. Side Two: blank with print through.

Speeches at Opening, at Dinner, and at Convocation concerning opening of Adelaide Hall; R.C. Wallace Speaks on "Women at Queen's": Broadcast (Oct. 26, 1952); Prime Minister L.S. St. Laurent speaks at Queen's. Side One: Speeches by R.C. Wallace, Principal Mackintosh, Mrs. Adelaide McLaughlin, Colonel R.S. McLaughlin, Dean Alice Douglas, Miss Jean Royce, Dr. Stock; R.C. Wallace Speaks about "Women at Queen's on Queen's Quarter Hour; Print through. Side Two: Prime Minister L.S. St. Laurent's Speech lasts 5 minutes, then is cut off; print through.

Special Convocation in Honour of Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt; L.W. Brockington broadcast on CBC. Side One: Commentary by CFRC's Jim Kirk; Prayer by Dr. H.A. Kent; Citation by Vice Principal MacKintosh; Speeches by Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Shirley Johnson. L.W. Brockington is broadcasted by CBC speaking about Queen's (to open Queen's University's endowment campaign). Side Two: blank.

Installation ceremony for John B. Stirling as Chancellor of Queen's University. Also includes conference of honourary degress to Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker and four other individuals.

Excerpts from John Coleman Bennett's talk "Christianity and Politics" about the issue of disarmament of nuclear weapons in Canada and the United States. Excerpts from Oppenheimer's talk "Knowledge as science, as action and as culture" about two psychological experiments involving learning and reality. Side One: Excerpts from Address by Robert Oppenheimer - 1960, and John Coleman Bennett - Jan. 21, 1963. Side Two: blank.

Christmas Wishes from Hays Family and McNeills, Christmas Carrolls and New Years Thoughts and Speeches from Guests at the McNeills, and Members of Executive Committee of Trustees