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Colonel Alexander MacPhail reads a poem and biblical passages; Mory MacPhail reads Bertrand Russel on Mathematics; sermon cunidentified

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.

Mrs. Angus - Description of Summerhill; Dr. Angus - Contrasting Dramatic and Poetry Reading; Dr. Stevens - Nuffield Foundation; Mrs. Stevens - "Gingerbread Pig"; Children - Christmas; (1947) Carols; Linda Gibbs (age 7) Plays Piano and Speaks - 1952

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

Side One: Mrs. Harrison reads Synge and Shakespeare; Dr. Harrison reads Milton; Queen's Christmas Broadcast, B.B.C., Principal Mackintosh's New Year's Message. Side Two: Blank with print through.

Staff and Students talk about summer school, nuns read poems and prayers, Father Hanley talks about Newman House

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.

Excerpts from Lectures and Addresses of various visitors to Queen's. Side One: Richardson, James Jr.; James, Frank C.; Mackenzie, Norman A.; Peacock, Edward; McKelvey, John L.; Bader, Alfred; Smith, Sydeney; Massey, Raymond; Massey, Vincent; Davies, Robertson; Sandwell, Bernard K.; O'Leary, Grattan; Buchan, John N.S. Side Two: blank.

Excerpts from Dunning Trust Lectures with commentary from W.E. McNeill; C. Day-Lewis Recites 2 of his poems. Side One: Excerpts from Lectures by Sir Richard Livington; Herbert Butterfield - "Historical background of Liberty": compares capitalized Western countries with Russia and Naze Germany and discusses the evolution of the ideal of liberty. Explains the influence of early religious attitudes on our present views and how these were transposed to the political arena. Broadcast by Radio Station CKWS in Queen's Quarter Hour ; Thomas Vernor Smith; Cecil Day-Lewis: Day-Lewis Recites his poems; Frank H. Underhill. Side Two: blank.

Douglas reads an excerpt from her article on Einstein; Douglas reads and excerpt from her book on Eddington. Side One: McNeill introduces Douglas; Douglas reads from her article and book; moments from the House of Commons recorded from the Radio (unidentified). Side Two: blank.