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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.

Side One: Principal Wallace Introduces Dr. T.E. Jessop; Dr. Jessop reads excerpt from a lecture; Chancellor Dunning Talks about the trust fund. Side Two: blank.

Former Queen's Grads and Professor speak. Side One: Whitton talks about Ottawa; Graham talks about London and Queen's; Farrell Talks about his time at Queen's; McLeod talks about time at Queen's; Humphrey pays tribute to W.E. McNeill. Side Two: blank.

Side One: Brockington's St. Patrick Day Address. Side Two: blank.

Side One: Brockington's St. Patrick Day address. Side Two: blank.

Human and animal sounds from throughout the commonwealth. Side One: Animal and human sounds from throughout the commonwealth, including singing, sports, music, buying and selling, worship and prayer, etc. Side Two: blank.

A reading of the writing of David Jones (in parenthesis). Side One: continuation of the reading - dramatization of the writing of David Jones (in parenthesis). Side Two: blank.

Dr. Frank R. Scott reads his poetry. Side One: Introduction by Prof. Whalley. Frank Scott reads his poetry - New Names; Old Song; Trees in ice; North Stream; Snowdrift; The Bird; Autumn Lake; Trans Canada; Overture; To certain friends; Dedication; All the Spikes but the last; Eclipses; Eden; Martinigram; Audacity. Intermission.. Side Two: Frank R. Scott reads his poetry - Ottawa Becomes Civilized; Victoria rifles; Villianous dens; Frostbite; British industrialist approves apartite; One cure for loneliness; Thin film decoder ...; Poetry; Alange Avantgaurd Dien; Happening at Aldrich's; God is Dead; Cosmology; On the Death of God; Bedside; Last Rights; Cloth of Gold; A grain of rice; questions and answer period. Dr. Scott thanked.

The poetry of Stanley Holloway, music notes on a broadcast of Arthurian Legends by Malony (*see sr786-87). Side One: Unidentified Poetry. The poetry of Stanley Holloway set to music (3 3/4 ips). - Piano music - Chopin (3 3/4 ips) - Music (3 3/4 ips) (10 minutes of notes by Malony on a broadcast of Mallory's Arthurian Legends. (N.B. for more Malony Notes, see sr786 and sr787). Side Two: blank.

I am the resurrection - a meditation for easter. Compiled from ancient and modern sources. Side One: Part 1 of above compilation. Side Two: blank.