Norman A.M. (Larry) MacKenzie fonds

Compiled by Miriam McTiernan and Jacqueline Murray (1978) Revised October 2014 Revised by Jennifer Vanderfluit, January 2017

University of British Columbia Archives

Table of Contents

 Fonds Description o Title / Dates of Creation / Physical Description o Biographical Sketch o Scope and Content o Notes

 Sous-fonds Description

 Main Fonds Series Descriptions o Correspondence series . Main Correspondence sub-series . Private Correspondence sub-series o Family & Early Papers series o Subject Files series o Speeches, Articles & Publications series o Biographical Material series o Council series o Canadian American Committee series o Canadian National Commission for UNESCO series o Canadian Universities Foundation series o Carnegie Foundation series o Canadian Centenary Council series o Centennial Commission series o Fathers of Confederation Centre series o John and Mary Markle Foundation series o Koerner Foundation series o Society series o Memorial University of Newfoundland series o University Grants Committee series o Royal Commission on National Development in the Arts, Letters & Sciences series o Senate series o Travels series o University of East Africa Commission series o Wartime Information Board series o Financial Records series o Miscellaneous Printed/Published Material series o Photographs series

 Sous-fonds Series Descriptions o Personal Papers series o Family History series

 File List

 Photos in Database

 Catalogue entry (UBC Library catalogue)

Fonds Description

Norman A.M. (Larry) MacKenzie fonds. -- 1802-2009. 57 m of textual records. ~2,000 photographs.

Biographical Sketch Norman Archibald MacRae "Larry" MacKenzie (1894-1986) served as president of the University of British Columbia from 1944 to 1962. He was born in Pugwash, Nova Scotia. After returning from a brief farming career in Saskatchewan in 1913, MacKenzie enrolled at and then joined the two years later. After returning from overseas service, he studied law at Dalhousie, Harvard and Cambridge Universities. Called to the Nova Scotia bar in 1926, MacKenzie began a prominent career in international law. In 1927, he went to the where he taught law for thirteen years. While in Toronto, in 1928 he married Margaret Roberts “Margie” Thomas and together they had three children. MacKenzie became president of the University of New Brunswick in 1940.

In 1944, MacKenzie became president of the University of British Columbia, a position which he held for eighteen years. These were years in which U.B.C. witnessed phenomenal growth in its enrolment, its physical plant, and the complexity of its operations. He also contributed to the recommendations of the Massey Commission (the Royal Commission on National Development of the Arts, Letters and Sciences) in 1951. MacKenzie became a Canadian Senator in 1966, and after his retirement from UBC continued to contribute to the political, cultural, and educational development of the country. He died in 1986.

Scope and Content The fonds consists of several series including: Correspondence (189--1985); Family and Early Papers (1802-1992); Subject Files (1947-1977); Speeches, Articles and Publications; (1925-1974); Biographical Material (1908-1990, 2009); (1950-1972), Canadian National Commission for UNESCO (1957-1974), Canadian Universities Foundation (1962/63), Canadian-American Committee (1957-1976), Carnegie Foundation (1951-1963), Centenary Council (1962-1969), Centennial Commission (1964- 1977), John and Mary Markle Foundation (1952-1971), Koerner Foundation (1962-1978), League of Nations Society (1926-1940), Nova Scotia Grants Committee (1962-1974); Massey Commission (1949-1956), Senate (1966-1968); Travels (1954-1978); University of East Africa Commission (1962-1963); Wartime Information Board (1942-1945); Financial Records (1928-1982); Printed/Published Material (1909-1982); and Photographs (1900- 1977). There is also the Margaret (Margie) Thomas MacKenzie sous-fonds.

Notes File list available.

Items marked OVR (oversize) are kept in the University Archives storage area, Rare Books and Special Collections vault.

Selected photographs have been digitized and included in UBC Archives’ Historical Photograph Database (UBC 23.1).

For complete biographical information see Peter Waite, Lord of Point Grey (1987).

January 2017 revision included the addition of the Margaret (Margie) Thomas MacKenzie sous-fonds comprised primarily of materials donated in December 2016 along with a small amount of material from a 2014 donation.

Sous-fonds Description

Margaret (Margie) Thomas MacKenzie sous-fonds. – [1968] – 1987. 14 cm textual records 44 photographs

Helen Margaret Roberts Thomas "Margie” MacKenzie (1902-1987) was the wife of Larry MacKenzie. Originally from Toronto, Margaret MacKenzie held degrees in history (B.A.) and sociology (M.A.) She studied at the University of Toronto and Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts. Margaret began her career in advertising before moving on to Eaton’s, then to the Toronto Board of Education where she served three terms. She first met Larry MacKenzie in 1923, marrying in December 1928. Together they had three children. Further biographical material found in: Peter Waite, Lord of Point Grey (1987).

The sous-fonds is comprised of genealogical materials related to Margaret’s family and materials created by or about Margaret’s life. They have been arranged into two series received with the December 2016 donation. Personal Papers (1902-1987) and Family History ([1868]-1978).

Series Descriptions

Main Fonds

Correspondence series. -- 189?-1985. 8.71 m of textual records.

The series consists of two sub-series which have been identified as Main Correspondence and Private Correspondence.

An index of the correspondence is available.

Main Correspondence sub-series. - 1924-1978. 7.54 m of textual records.

The sub-series consists of MacKenzie's correspondence from 1924 through 1978. It also includes some minutes and working papers of various organizations, printed material and ephemera are interfiled throughout, if attached to correspondence. The majority of the series is fully indexed by name. This correspondence series reflects the wide ranging nature of MacKenzie's activities and his personal contacts. Many of the major figures on the Canadian scene during this period are represented.

The original arrangement of the correspondence was alphabetical by year and this system has been maintained. Correspondence post-1962 was not organized. It has been arranged in accordance with the earlier material. Correspondence for the years 1940 44 was divided into three separate units. One unit formed part of the Main Correspondence, while the other two were kept in filing cabinets believed to have originated at the University of New Brunswick. That the two separated units formed part of the main series was determined by comparing the letters. Often correspondence with one person on a single subject was split two or even three ways. These units are now interfiled in Main Correspondence (index cards identify the original location of any given piece of correspondence). The index will provide more detailed information and should be used in conjunction with the following inventory.

A comprehensive printed index to the correspondence is available at the University Archives.

Boxes 1-70, 227 (1-8).

Private Correspondence sub-series. - 189- - 1985. 1.17 m of textual records.

The sub-series consists of correspondence from MacKenzie's childhood through 1978. The correspondents in this series fall into two groups: relatives and close, personal friends. Consequently the tone of the series differs considerably from that of the Main Correspondence sub-series. MacKenzie made this distinction himself as most of these letters were kept in bundles or boxes, separate from the Main Series. While there are a few letters from the 1890s and 1900s the major part of this series begins after 1920. The materials are primarily hand written letters to MacKenzie, although, for later years, there is the occasional typewritten copy of MacKenzie's reply.

The correspondence is arranged alphabetically and then chronologically. Each person's name is followed by nicknames and, where applicable, their relationship to MacKenzie. Generally speaking women are found under their married names unless frequent remarriage renders this confusing. In such circumstances as complete as possible a list of married names follows.

Box 241 primarily contains MacKenzie’s outgoing correspondence from to family and friends. Some later outgoing correspondence, mainly to MacKenzie’s family is also included in boxes 241. Box 242 includes a small amount of correspondence with Margaret (Thomas) MacKenzie.

Boxes 71-77, 227 (9-13) - 228 (1-10), 236 (1-3), 241 – 242 (1-4).

Family & Early Papers. - 1802-1992. 66 cm of textual records, 43 photographs.

The series primarily consists of materials relating to members of the MacRae and MacKenzie families and also some of Norman MacKenzie's early records.

Box 78 includes the personal papers of MacKenzie's uncle, Dr. Archibald Oswald MacRae. It includes correspondence, manuscripts, clippings, notebooks and photographs. There is also genealogical information of both the MacRae and MacKenzie families, files referring to the estates of family members, and MacKenzie's early educational and military certificates. Box 79 contains correspondence, maps and miscellany from World War I, along with postcards from 1920's Geneva and notebooks from Dalhousie. It was kept as a distinct group by MacKenzie and placed with this MacRae sub-group during the processing of the papers.

Boxes 242 and 243 contain genealogy materials relating to the MacKenzie, MacRae, and Arthur families, along with some of MacKenzie’s early journals and memorabilia from World War I. These materials date from the early nineteenth century though the late twentieth century. In addition to family photographs and original documents, there are detailed family trees, histories, and correspondence regarding genealogy. For information regarding the Thomas family see Margaret (Thomas) MacKenzie sous- fonds. A small amount of family history material collected after MacKenzie’s death by his daughter is included.

(Formerly known as MacRae Family & Early Papers, the title of series was changed January 2017 to reflect the broader contents of the genealogical materials.)

Boxes 78-79, 242 (5-20) – 243 (1-9).

Subject Files. - 1947-1981. 5.58 m of textual records.

The series consists of a number of subject files maintained by MacKenzie which fall into three main groupings. They are arranged chronologically by year, the earliest date of a cumulative file designating there it will fall. Within a year the files are arranged alphabetically by title. The series begins with a large set of cumulative subject files which originated during MacKenzie's tenure at U.B.C. They relate to organizations, activities or people. Files begun after the U.B.C. years often continue this cumulative approach but this gradually changes, the number of organization files increased as does the frequency of annual files.

After 1972 material was deposited unarranged, although MacKenzie still maintained the occasional subject file. Therefore the majority of files in boxes 90 93 have been artificially constructed during the arrangement process. These files are annual and continue the types of subject headings previously used by MacKenzie.

Within the subject files (boxes 94 and 95) is a sub series "Social Correspondence". This material pertains to the U.B.C. years (1944 62) and originated in MacKenzie's office. Each file refers to a particular social function, reception or dinner and they are arranged in chronological order.

The contents of many of the subject files, especially those of organizations overlap the Main Correspondence series and should therefore be used in conjunction with the correspondence.

Boxes 80-95, 232-233.

Speeches, Articles & Publications. - 1925-1974. 7.6 m of textual records.

The series consists of much of MacKenzie's oral and written output in the public years of his life. Some of the material is clearly organized and easily accessible, reflecting his U.B.C. years. However the earlier files and, to a more limited extent, the later files exhibit a certain lack of coherence. There are many duplicates which MacKenzie kept in separate filing systems. It has not always been feasible to remove all duplications or to provide adequate cross references for materials prior to 1944.

The organizational pattern reflects how the documents were maintained by MacKenzie. At certain times his files were cumulative and by subject, at other times they were individual and chronological.

Boxes 96-119.

Biographical Material. - 1908-1990, 2009. 3.24 m, 2 photographs.

The series consists of clippings about MacKenzie, appointment books, honorary degrees and awards, memoires and memorabilia.

Box 243 includes a few photographs, clippings, and some posthumous material. Primarily this is relating to MacKenzie’s memorial and estate.

Boxes 120-132, 221-223, 228 (13-18), 229 (8-11), 231, 236 (4-6) - 239 (1-3), 240, OVR 17 (1- 19), 243 (10-20).

Canada Council. - 1950-1972. 3.23 m of textual records.

The Canada Council was established in February 1957 through "An Act for the Establishment of a Canadian Council for the Encouragement of the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences." It grew out of the principal recommendation of the Royal Commission on National Development in the Arts, Letters and Sciences (Massey Commission), 1949 to 1951. The Council promotes the study, enjoyment, and production of works in the arts, shares responsibility for Canada's cultural relations abroad, and administers a broad program of scholarships, grants and awards in various categories. Norman MacKenzie was a prominent member of the Council.

The series consists of correspondence, minutes, working papers, printed material, reports press releases and clippings generated by the Canada Council. The correspondence is arranged alphabetically by year and the working papers chronologically. The material provides a detailed description of meetings, agendas and applications for grants.

Boxes 133-147.

Canadian American Committee. - 1957-1976. 76 cm of textual records.

The Canadian American Committee examined economic policy and trade relations between Canada and the United States. Publications by the CAC are sponsored by the National Planning Association (U.S.) and the Private Planning Association of Canada.

The series consists of reports on commodities and energy resources as well as cross border business activities. Minutes of meetings and agendas are also included. Most of the working papers are statements prepared for members signatures. The post-1965 years may be supplemented by material in the Subject Files and Main Correspondence Series.

Boxes 148-149.

Canadian National Commission for UNESCO. - 1957-1964. 1.14 m of textual records.

The Canadian National Commission for UNESCO was established by the Canada Council in August 1957. Some of the activities originally envisaged for the Commission included liaising with government and non-government agencies; recommending future UNESCO programs; and serving as a clearinghouse for information on UNESCO matters. Norman MacKenzie served as the Commission's first president.

The series consists of correspondence, working papers and printed material dating from 1957 to 1964. Some later material may also be found in the Subject Files series.

Box 150-152.

Canadian Universities Foundation. - 1962-1963. 26 cm of textual records.

The Canadian Universities Foundation was the "executive agency of the National Conference of Canadian Universities and Colleges". The Foundation addressed the

changing needs of Canadian universities, advocating increased support - primarily financial. Norman MacKenzie served as chairman for the NCCUC Advisory Committee on International Studies.

The series consists of a small amount of correspondence and some working papers but the bulk of the material consists of printed matter. The series is based primarily on a report MacKenzie completed for the Foundation on the Teaching of International Studies in Canadian Universities. There are copies, in both French and English, of the final report, in various forms, i.e., typescripts, galley proofs.

Boxes 153-154.

Carnegie Foundation. - 1951-1963. 26 cm of textual records.

The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching was "almost entirely devoted to the payment of allowances and pensions to which it was committed before 1931, when the list of individuals eligible for benefits was closed." Norman MacKenzie served as a trustee for the Foundation.

The series consists of correspondence, working papers and printed material.

Box 155-156.

Canadian Centenary Council. - 1962-1969. 58 cm of textual records.

The Canadian Centenary Council was established in 1960 by a large group of public- spirited citizens as a clearing house and information centre to promote ideas for 1967. Its primary goal was to persuade businessmen and others to contribute ideas, initiative and money to the centennial. In 1962, Mackenzie was appointed president of the Council and stayed with the organization until it was wound up in 1969.

The series consists of correspondence organized chronologically and then alphabetically the working papers which are arranged chronologically. There is also printed material which includes various reports and publications of the Council.

Box 157-159.

Centennial Commission. - 1964-1967. 3.24 m of textual records.

The Federal Government established the Centennial Commission as a crown corporation in 1963. Its goal was to coordinate and administer centennial projects for the federal government and joint ones with the provinces. A National Committee composed of citizens from across Canada meet periodically with the commission and its board of directors. MacKenzie was one of a six-person board. The Centennial Commission was wound up in 1968.

The series consists of correspondence and working papers. The working papers are divided into agendas, minutes, memoranda and agenda documents, which are arranged chronologically. The correspondence is arranged alphabetically by year.

Box 160-169.

Fathers of Confederation Centre. - 1961-1985. 1.71 m of textual records.

The Fathers of Confederation Centre is part of the Fathers of Confederation Memorial Buildings in Charlottetown, P.E.I. Sponsorship for the Centre came from the Fathers of Confederation Memorial Citizen's Foundation and the National Centennial Administration, and the buildings include a convention centre, art gallery and museum.

The series consists of correspondence, working papers and printed material divided into three sections. The first (boxes 170-171) covers the period 1961 1972. The correspondence is arranged alphabetically by year. The working papers are in chronological order and printed material is in alphabetical order. This material was maintained by MacKenzie in a separate filing system. The second section (boxes 172- 175) pertains to the years 1965 1978. The third section documents the period 1978 to 1985.

Boxes 170-175, 234-235, 239 (3a-21).

John and Mary Markle Foundation. - 1952-1971. 26 cm of textual records.

The Foundation "was chartered in 1927 to promote the advancement and diffusion of knowledge...and the general good of mankind....the foundation made grants for social welfare...for medical research; and grants for scholars in academic medicine."

The series consists of correspondence, working papers and annual reports relating to the operation of the selection committee on which MacKenzie served. Included also are annual reports on the recipients of Markle Foundation grants.

Box 176-178.

Koerner Foundation. - 1962-1978. 51 cm of textual records.

The Leon and Thea Koerner Foundation was established in 1955 with a one million dollar endowment to fund projects in the fields of culture and creative activities, health and welfare and higher education.

The series consists of correspondence, working papers and printed matter and falls into two sections. Boxes 179 and 180 contain files from 1962 1968. In this section there are also many personal letters between Leon Koerner and MacKenzie. The correspondence is arranged alphabetically by year and the working papers are in chronological order. The second section of the series (box 181) covers the years 1965 1978 and contains correspondence and working papers. This material was found amongst the unorganized boxes of paper deposited by MacKenzie. It has therefore been maintained separately. In this section the material is separated by year, and within each year the correspondence is organized alphabetically and the working papers chronologically.

Boxes 179-181.

League of Nations Society. - 1926-1940. 13 cm of textual records.

The League of Nations Society was founded in 1920 to help inform the public about world affairs and building peace. Its head office was in with branches in many cities across Canada. In 1945, the United Nations Association in Canada took its place. MacKenzie served as president of the Toronto chapter of L.N.S. in 1935.

The series consists of correspondence, working papers, and printed material relating to the League's operation. The correspondence chiefly relates to the society's daily operation.

Box 182.

Memorial University of Newfoundland. - 1962. 6.5 cm of textual records.

The series consists of invitations, programmes and ephemeral material relating to the opening of Memorial University in 1962.

Box 183.

Nova Scotia University Grants Committee. - 1962-1974. 2.6 m of textual records.

In 1962, Nova Scotia Premier Robert Stanfield invited MacKenzie to inaugurate and chair the Nova Scotia University Grants Committee. The Committee was to advise the Nova Scotia government about facilities, standards and financing for the ten degree- granting institutions in the province.

The series consists of correspondence, working papers and printed material divided into two sections. The first section (boxes 184 190) includes material from 1971. The second was constructed from unorganized miscellaneous materials of MacKenzie's later years. The period covered is approximately 1968 1974 with some overlap with material in the first section. Material in section two is arranged chronologically, correspondence arranged alphabetically, followed by working papers in chronological order. MacKenzie's many years as member and chairman of the N.S.U.G. Committee are represented, as are the general operations of the committee.

Boxes 184-193.

Royal Commission on National Development in the Arts, Letters & Sciences. - 1949- 1956. 1.34 m of textual records.

In 1949, the federal government established the Royal Commission on the Arts, Letters and Sciences under the chairmanship of Vincent Massey. Its broad purpose was "an examination of the activities of agencies of the Federal Government relating to radio, films, television, the encouragement of arts and sciences, research, the preservation of our national records, a national library, museums, exhibitions, relations in these fields with international organizations, and activities generally which are designed to enrich our national life, and to increase our own consciousness of our national heritage and knowledge of Canada abroad." MacKenzie along with Arthur Surveyor, Georges Henri Leveque and Hilda Neatby served as commissioners. Hearings of the commission were held in major Canadian cities (August 1949 - July 1950) with a total of 462 submissions filed. The resulting report played a significant role in shaping the government's cultural policies.

The series consists of the actual working files developed and maintained by MacKenzie while he served on the Massey Commission. It includes correspondence, working papers, briefs presented to the Commission, the papers of various special sub committees, the Royal Commission's report, extensive newspaper clippings and miscellaneous printed material.

Boxes 194-198.

Senate. - 1966-1968. 2.54 m of textual records.

Norman MacKenzie served as a Canadian Senator from 1966 to 1969.

The series consists of two separate components. The first (boxes 199 203) contains subject files, not always directly related to the Senate, which were created in Ottawa during MacKenzie's term of office as a Senator. File folder headings are MacKenzie's own. Within each file there is correspondence, and/or working papers, and/or printed material. These subject files may overlap with the Main Correspondence Series and the Subject Files series. Inventories to these series should be consulted for additional information. The second section (boxes 204-206) contain the correspondence and working papers of the Senate Special Committee on Scientific Policy and all but the printed material is from 1968.

Boxes 199-206.

Travels. - 1954-1978. 78 cm of textual records.

The series consists of records which document many of MacKenzie's business trips and vacations.

Boxes 207, 220, 228 (19-22).

University of East Africa Commission. - 1962-1963. 51 cm of textual records.

The series consists of correspondence, working papers and printed material arising from, and, in some cases, predating, the University of East Africa Commission.

Boxes 208-209.

Wartime Information Board. - 1942-1945. 26 cm of textual records.

The Wartime Information Board was established in 1942 to co-ordinate existing public information services of the government and to supervise the release of information in or to any country outside of Canada. The Board wound up operations in September 1945.

The material covers the years 1942 1945 and was divided into two sections: 1942 1944 and 1944 1945 when the Wartime Information Board became the Canadian Information Service. The two sections are independent of each other and their different filing systems have been maintained. Each box contains correspondence much is of a general, functional nature and does not represent the official Chairman's correspondence. There are also minutes and working papers of the W.I.B./E.I.S., the Canada Aid to Russia and the Rehabilitation Committee. It is only through the minutes and working papers that the actual operation of the board is reflected.

Boxes 210-211.

Financial Records. - 1928-1982. 3.24 m of textual records.

Series consists of various financial records generated or received by MacKenzie including income tax returns, household accounts, investment information, insurance documents, and banking records.

Boxes 212-219, 230.

Miscellaneous Printed/Published Material. - 1909-1977. 1.22 m of textual records.

Series consists of miscellaneous printed and published material collected by Norman MacKenzie.

Boxes 224-226, 228 (11-12), 229 (1-7), 239 (22-36), OVR 17 (20).

Photographs. - 1900-1977. ca. 2,000 photographs.

The series consists of photographs, slides and negatives dating from 1900 to 1977. Most of the earlier photographs (1908-1924) are of MacKenzie and his fellow students at Pictou Academy and Dalhousie University. The photographs from 1924 to 1943 show MacKenzie in the various positions he held including representative of the International Law Association, legal advisor to the International Labour Office, professor at the University of Toronto and president of the University of New Brunswick. Photographs from 1944 to 1962 are mostly of MacKenzie in his role as president of the University of British Columbia; of others associated with the University, of UBC buildings; many important visitors to the campus including Queen Elizabeth, Eleanor Roosevelt, and foreign dignitaries; and of MacKenzie's friends and family.

Selected photographs have been digitized and included in UBC Archives’ Historical Photograph Database (UBC 23.1).

Margaret R. Thomas MacKenzie sous-fonds

Personal papers. – 1902-1987. 10 cm textual records, 10 photographs.

This series consists of materials written by or relating to Margaret herself. These include personal journals, sketchbook, correspondence, graduation and varsity sport photographs from University of Toronto and a small amount of campaign material relating to her time with the Toronto Board of Education.

Box: 243 (21-22) - 244 (1-13).

Family history. – [1868] – 1978. 4 cm textual records, 34 photographs.

This series consists of family photographs and textual material documenting the history of the Thomas family and Margaret MacKenzie’s other ancestors.

Box: 244 (14-20).

File List

CORRESPONDENCE SERIES

Main Correspondence sub-series

Correspondence index

Box 1

Main Correspondence (1924-1925)

Box 2

Main Correspondence (1926)

Box 3

Main Correspondence (1927)

Box 4

Main Correspondence (1928)

Box 5

Main Correspondence (1929)

Box 6

Main Correspondence (1930)

Box 7

Main Correspondence (1931)

Box 8

Main Correspondence (1932)

Box 9/10

Main Correspondence (1933)

Box 11

Main Correspondence (1934)

Box 12/13

Main Correspondence (1935)

Box 14

Main Correspondence (1936)

Box 15

Main Correspondence (1937)

Box 16/17

Main Correspondence (1938)

Box 18

Main Correspondence (1939)

Box 19/20/21

Main Correspondence (1940)

Box 22/23/24

Main Correspondence (1941)

Box 25/26

Main Correspondence (1942)

Box 27/28

Main Correspondence (1943)

Box 29/30

Main Correspondence (1944)

Box 31

Main Correspondence (1945-1951)

Box 32

Main Correspondence (1952-1955)

Box 33

Main Correspondence (1956-1957)

Box 34

Main Correspondence (1958-1959)

Box 35

Main Correspondence (1960)

Box 36

Main Correspondence (1961)

Box 37/38

Main Correspondence (1962)

Box 39/40

Main Correspondence (1963)

Box 41

Main Correspondence (1964)

Box 42/43

Main Correspondence (1965)

Box 44

Main Correspondence (1966)

Box 45

Main Correspondence (1967)

Box 46/47

Main Correspondence (1968)

Box 48/49/50

Main Correspondence (1969)

Box 51/52

Main Correspondence (1970)

Box 53/54

Main Correspondence (1971)

Box 55/56

Main Correspondence (1972)

Box 57/58

Main Correspondence (1973)

Box 59/60

Main Correspondence (1974)

Box 61

Main Correspondence (1975)

Box 62/63

Main Correspondence (1976)

Box 64

Main Correspondence (1977)

Box 65

Undated, Unidentified Correspondence

Box 66

Original Index to Correspondence

Boxes 67 - 70

Working Index to Main Correspondence A-Z

Main Correspondence sub-series (continues)

Box 71

Private Correspondence sub-series

71-1 Anonymous & Miscellaneous n.d., 1925,1959 Correspondence, News Clippings, Poems, Drawings etc. 71-2 Anna 1925 Anna, Margaret n.d. Adamson, Eileen 1925, 1926 Ashley, Mary n.d.

Ashley, Paul n.d. Beverly (cousin) 1962 Bill c. 1920's Bob 1926, 1956 Bob, Mary 1924 Balch, Reg 1954, n.d. Beckett, Mrs. Kenneth (cousin) 1967 Beer, Doris 1970 71-3 Bennett, Peg 1926, 1928 71-4 Bencon, Bryn 1917 Bevin, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest n.d. (c. 1940?) Black, Catherine 1924-1926 Brown, Barbara nd. Buchanan, Sheila 1958-1959 Cassie, (Aunt) 1937 Cathy and Dan (niece/nephew) 1976 Charlie 1926 Cliff and Evie n.d. Cynthia nd. 71-5 Cave, Elizabeth MacKenzie (sister) 1926-1972 (Bess, Bessie), (Mrs. William Cave) Cave, Elizabeth Ann (niece) (Liz) 1954,1972 Cave, William Kenneth (Bill) 1960-1973 (brother-in-law) Cave, William MacKenzie (nephew) 1951-1952 71-6 Campbell, Mrs. Owen R. (Aunt Seel) n.d., 1924, 1941-1953 Chant, Nellie (Mrs. S. N . F.) n.d. Chant, Sperrin Noah Fulton c.1950 Chisholm, Grace n.d. Clark, Jessie Gilmour 1962 Clarke, Ernest, R. 1925 Copley, Beta (Mrs. C.H. Copley) 1967-1972 (cousin) Copley, James (Jim) (cousin) 1971 Covert, X. 1923 Cragg, Edith K. MacTae (Mrs. Cecil) n.d., 1944-1961 ("Wee") (cousin) Creighton, Sally (Mrs. John) n.d. Deguefe, Taffara n.d. Det 1921

Det, Forrester 1925 Det, John A. 1926 Dolman, Ursula 1946 71-7 Duggan, Mary Alice (Polly) c. 1925-1926 71-8 Duggan, Mary Alice (Polly) 1927 Also: Mrs. Ralph Forester, Mrs. Thomas K. Hodder 71-9 Duggan, Mary Alice (Polly) 1928-1929 Also: Mrs. Ralph Forester, Mrs. Thomas K. Hodder 71-10 Duggan, Mary Alice (Polly) 1930-1949 Also: Mrs. Ralph Forester, Mrs. Thomas K. Hodder

Box 72

72-1 Duggan, Mary Alice (Polly) 1950-1973 Also: Mrs. Ralph Forester, Mrs. Thomas K. Hodder Duggan, Robert 1961 see Duggan, Mary Alice 72-2 Duggan, Sally 1926-1936 Duggan, Stephen C. 1926 Dyde, Bobby (Mrs. H.A.(Sandy) n.d. Also: Mrs. Alan Plaunt Ed 1924-1925 Eve n.d. Emerson, Tita (Mrs. Robert) see: Garrison, Tita Faith 1926 Farris, Ann 1957 Fletcher, Almon 1936 Forbes, Jean (Aunt) 1954 Forster, Ralph 1954 Forward, Frank 1961 Frederickson, Kari n.d. Frederickson, Margaret 1956-1962 G&G 1961 G., Tot n.d. George 1926 Gerric 1955 Gert 1926 Graham of "C" 1925 72-3 Garrison, Tita 1926-1972

72-4 Gordon, Mar 1929 Grant, Cliff 1926 Heather Jean n.d. Habicht, Max 1925-1926 Haive, Alice 1925 Hanson, Mary Campbell (cousin) 1954 Harmer, Helen (Mrs. Morris Belkin) 1953-1954 Harris, Bess 1955 Harricon, H.M. 1940 Hartley, H. Livingstone (Livy) 1934 Hawkins, Raeburne 1925-1926 Hoar, William (Bill) 1954 Hopkins, Marcia (Mrs. J.A. Mackie) n.d., 1926-1927 Hunter 1953 Hus, Connie 1926 Jean 1924 Joanie (niece) 1974 John 1939 John 1970 James, Peter 1960 Jones, Margaret, B 1923 Kittic 1918 Kitty 1937 Kilpatrick, Dorothy H. n.d., 1922-1925 Ketchum, J. Davidson (Dave) 1955 Kissel, Lester (Lee) 1926 Libby n.d. Lou 1918 Louise 1924 Larmolte, Louis A. 1925 Leslie, E. Rose 1925 Lett, Evelyn (Mrs. Sherwood) n.d. Logan, Alan & Keith n.d. Logan, Harry 1953 72-5 Marjorie 1916-1957 72-6 Marion 1923 Mary 1924 M., Elsie 1941-1943 MacCallum, Inez 1924 MacDonald, Hugh 1967

MacDonald, Pete 1954-1957 MacGregor, Donald (Page 2?) n.d. MacGregor, Jean n.d. MacKnnes, Russell ("Slats") 1924-1928 see also, Reis, Jean Eldon McIssac, J.R. 1924 MacKay, Mrs. Hugh 1957 MacKay, Ira A. 1924 MacKay, William D. 1943 McKeen, Al n.d. MacKinnon, Clarence 1923 MacLeod, Katherine 1974 MacMillan Hugh 1925-1926 McMullan, Bunny 191? McNair Arnold D. 1926 72-7 MacKenzie - Miscellany, Group Letters 1918,1959 MacKenzie, Agnes (Aggie) 1959-1968 (Mrs. Morrison) MacKenzie, Alison 1960 72-8 MacKenzie, Alicia R.B. 1922-1954 (Mrs. J.W.) (aunt) 72-9 MacKenzie, Arch (Archie) (nephew) 1940-1976

Box 73

73-1/2 MacKenzie, Dundonald (Bonnie) 1925-1977 (brother) 73-3 MacKenzie, David 1957-1958 MacKenzie, Eileen (Mrs. Patrick T.) n.d., 1967-1976 (daughter in law) MacKenzie, Gerrie (Mrs. William) 1972-1977 MacKenzie, James M. (nephew) 1937-1975 MacKenzie, Janet 1968-1973 MacKenzie, Jessie c. 1890 73-4 MacKenzie, John W. (cousin) 1956-1976 73-5 MacKenzie, Lloyd J. (cousin) 1957-1965 MacKenzie, Marguerite 1974 MacKenzie, Robert (Bob) (nephew) 1940-1961 MacKenzie, William F. (Bill) (cousin) 1951-1968

73-6 MacKenzie, James Arthur (father) 190?-1936 see also: Cappbell, Mrs. Owen 1924 73-7 MacKenzie, Katharine Forbes 1936-1951 (step mother)

Box 74

74-1/3 MacKenzie, MacRae (Crae) (brother) 1923-1974 74-4/6 MacKenzie, Margaret Thomas (Margie) 1925-1974 (wife) 74-7 MacKenzie, Marion (Mrs. MacRae) 1941-1962 74-8 MacKenzie, Morell (brother) 1925-1935 74-9 MacKenzie, Morrison (cousin) 1938-1959

Box 75

75-1/3 MacKenzie, Patrick Thomas (son) 1947-1974 75-4/5 MacKenzie, Sheila Janet MacRae ) 1943-1977 (Bridgie) (daughter) 75-6/7 MacKenzie, Susan (Susie) 1942-1971 (Mrs. Trevor Roote)(daughter) 75-8 MacRae, Archie 0. (uncle) 1927-1955

Box 76

76-1 MacRae, A. Campbell 1960 MacRae, Alex (cousin) 1937-1945 Macrae, Babs (Mrs. A.C.) 1962-1966 MacRae, Colin C. Sr. (uncle) 1944-1957 MacRae, Colin C. Jr. (cousin) 1961 MacRae, Donald A (cousin) 1943-1957 MacRae,. Donald N: {uncle) 1924-1943 MacRae, Edith M. (Wee) see also: Cragg, Edith M. (Mrs. Cecil) MacRae, Elsie (Mrs. J.J.) 1944 76-2 MacRae, George F. (cousin) 1974 MacRae, Jack (Tut) (cousin) 1943-1955 MacRae, Katie, (aunt) 1931 Macrae, Laura (Mrs. Donald A.) 1955

MacRae, Maud M. (Mrs. Ranald) 1940-1977 (cousin) 76-3 Mank, Willfred 1926 Mercer, C.H. 1924 Mills, Gertrude n.d., 1924 Munro, C. 1913 Munro, Henry F. 1924 Norma n.d. Odlum, Victor & Teresa n.d. Patterson, Violet MacRae (aunt) 1932 Pilfield, Honey (Mrs. Walter) n.d. Plaunt, Frances (Mrs. William Hall) n.d. (1960's) (Fran, Frannie) Polingston, Carolyn ("child") 1926-1975 also: Mrs. Clarence Wizkoff, Mrs. Whitney Carpenter, Mrs. Ranlet, Mrs. George Shaia Power, Hilda M. 1957 Power, Pat (Mrs. John Dewar) n.d. Russ 1926 Ralston, J.L. 1919,1928 Read, Stanley E. (Stan) 1926-1973 Reid, F. 1926 Roaf, Mary n.d. Robertson, Helen n.d. Rogers, Benjamin & Frances 1962 Rose 1923-1925 Rosenwald, William 1925 Rose, John N. 1925 76-4/6 Reid, Jean Eldon (MacKenzie)(sister) 1926-1977

Box 77

77-1/6 Rosekilly, Sylla MacKenzie (Mrs. Gordon) 1925-1978 (sister) (includes corresp. by Fordon Rosekilly) 77-7 Sigrid nd. S. Graham 1926 Sanasen, Mani 1928-1937 Sanderson, C.L. n.d. Sharman, Henry Burton 1923,1926 Shields, Julia M. (Cousin) 1947-1962

Shields, Julia (daughter of above) 1962 Story, J. 1956 Sutherland, Katherine (cousin) 1940-1974 77-8 Thistle Club 1925 Thomas, Mrs. A.W, (mother in law) 1929 Thomas, Alan 1954 Thorson, i.c. 1924 Tobler, Daphne (Mrs. Douglas H.) 1971 Tobler, Douglas H. 1971 Tobler, Tania n.d. Van Der Each, Pam 1948-1976 (Mrs. Bastman) (nee Mitchell) Wales, Henry C. 1940 Wells, Kath 1925-1926 Whitney, H. 1926? Wilson, Ethel n.d. Wright, Peter 1954

Private Correspondence sub-series (continues)

Box 78

FAMILY & EARLY PAPERS SERIES

MacRae, Dr. Archibald Oswald, Papers

78-1 Sermons - Dec. 15, 186?, Nov. 27, 1862 78-2 Estate of Donald N. Macrae 78-3 Correspondence Re: Admin. of Estate 1945, 1953-1964 78-4 Funeral Memorabilia 78-5 Biographical Information 78-6 Correspondence 1888-1959? 78-7 Notes 78-8 What's Wrong- with Canada? Correspondence & Reviews 78-9 Essays 78-10 Legal Documents, Correspondence, Accounts 78-11 Offprints, Clippings 78-12 Supreme Court Hearing, 1930 78-13 Notebooks

78-14 Scrap Book-Press Clippings 78-15 Photographs

Genealogy and Early Papers

78-16 First World War (Printed Material Pre 1925) 78-17 (MacRae Family Genealogy) 78-18 The MacKenzies - History and Family Tree 78-19 Family File - MacKenzies (MacKenzies, MacRaes, & Authurs - Geneaology) 1971 78-20 Family Tree, etc. History, My Mother's People - MacRaes

Miscellaneous Estates

78-21 Re: MacRae Estate 78-22 Re: Estate of Morrell MacKenzie 78-23 Re: Estate of James A. MacKenzie 78-24 Estate of Late Rev. Donald N. MacRae. D.D. 78-25 N.A.M. MacKenzie- Education 1906-1921 78-26 N.A.M. MacKenzie - Military Service

Box 79

World War I

79-1 (Military Service Pouch) 79-2 (Miscellaneous) 79-3 (maps) 79-4 Post Cards - Geneva, Switzerland 79-5 Post Cards - Miscellaneous 79-6 (Notebooks) 79-7 (Ephemera) 79-8 (Bibles - World War I)

Family & Early Papers series (continues)

Box 80

SUBJECT FILES SERIES

80-1/3 Capilano Golf and Country Club (1947-1957) 80-4 CARE: Parcels For Britain (1947-1955) 80-5 Great Britain, Addresses of People In (1947/48) 80-6 Licenses: Re: Dog License, Fire Arms License, Fishing License - B.C. and N.B., Radio License (1948-1958) 80-7 MacKenzie King Travelling Scholarships, Candidates, Etc. (1950-1955) 80-8 MacKenzie King Scholarships (1956-1962) 80-9 MacKenzie King Travelling Scholarships, Correspondence - Trustees (1950-1961) 80-10 Announcements of the MacKenzie King Travelling Scholarships - Cumulative 80-11 Medical Report, X-Ray etc. Cumulative 80-12 Passport (1945-1959) 80-13 (Subscriptions A-C Cumulative) 80-14 (Subscriptions F-J Cumulative) 80-15 (Subscriptions K-R Cumulative)

Box 81

81-1 (Subscriptions S-Z Cumulative) 81-2 (Montebello Conference on 'Canada and the Building of Peace' 1943) 81-3 (U.B.C. Appointment as President 1944) 81-4 MacKenzie's Appointment as President- University of British Columbia July 1, 1944 81-5 Gibson, William - U.B.C. Medical School and Trip to Oxford, 1945 81-6 Camp Site - Seymour Park (1946) Class in Government 1, 6 and 435 Cumulative 81-7 Government 1 Session 1944-1945 81-8 Government 6 Session 1945-1946 81-9/14 Government 435 Session 1946-1950 81-15 Legal Profession in Canada, Survey of 1949-1951 81-16/17 The Right Hon. W.L. MacKenzie King Estate Re: MacKenzie King Travelling Scholarships: the Royal Trust Company Statements Cumulative 81-18 Horse 'Patsy' (1951-1954) 81-19 Legal Profession in Canada, Survey of 1951-1953

81-20 Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts Manufactures and Commerce (1951-1958)

Box 82

82-1/2 Toronto Men's Press Club, National Newspaper, Awards of (1951-1962) 82-3 United Church: Metropolitan Council For Church Extension be the United Church of Canada (1951-1956) 82-4 Mill of Kintail: R. Tait MacKenzie Memorial 1952-1953 82-5 Hawthorn Foundation, Harry 1953-1954 82-6 Legal Profession in Canada, Survey of 1953-1958 82-7 Aliens: Social Aspects of the Legal Status of Aliens 1954-1955 82-8 Cat 1954-1955 82-9 Dunlop, Mr. John: Memorial 1954-1955 82-10 (Education 1954) 82-11/12 Engagements (1954-1956) 82-13 (Social Credit Party 1954) 82-14 United Nations Re: N.A.T.O. 1954-1956 82-15 ( University : Installation of Queen Mother as Chancellor 1955) 82-16 Highland Brigade (1956-1962) 82-17 Personal Private Confidential Memos to the President (1956-1960) 82-18 Union Club, Victoria (1956-1962) 82-19 Woodward (Mr. and Mrs. P.A.) Foundation (1956-1961) 82-20 Irish Amiliers - "The Story of the Regiment" by D.P. Sparkie (1957) 82-21 University Hill United Church 1957-1962 82-22 MacMillan, Dr. H.R. Cruises of the "Marijean" (1958-1962) 82-23 (U.B.C. Confidential 1958 -1961) 82-24 Will - Cumulative 82-25 Miscellaneous (c 1959)

Box 83

83-1 Canadian Committee for the Control of Radiation Hazards (1959-1962) 83-2 Dunlop, Mr. Roy G. (1960-1961) 83-3 Memoranda by President MacKenzie 1960 83-4 Montfort, Mr. Barrett 1960 83-5 United Church Crusade for Dedicated Stewardship (1960) 83-6 Howe (C.D.) Memorial 1961 83-7 Retirement (1961-1962) 83-8 Woodward Foundation (1961-1964)

83-9 Anniversary, 1962 83-10 Bank of Nova Scotia - Master File 1961-1966 83-11 The Canada Permanent - Toronto General Trust Co. (1962) 83-12 Canadian Association of University Teachers 1962-1965 83-13 Canadian Foundation For Education in World Law 1962-1964 83-14 Canadian Institute of International Affairs: Correspondence 1962-1964 83-15 Canadian Institute of International Affairs 1962-1964 83-16 Canadian Institute on Public Affairs 1962-1964 83-17 Canadian Institute on Public Affairs 1960-1964 83-18 Canadian Scholarship Trust Foundation 1962-1963 83-19 Canadian Universities Foundation: 1962-1963 83-20 Declaration of Atlantic Unity 1962-1964 83-21 Grauer Fund (1962-1964) 83-22 McLaran Awards: Newspaper Awards (1962-1963) 83-23 Mount Allison University Summer Institute (1960-1963) 83-24 (National Federation of Canadian University Students (1962-1963) 83-25 National Newspaper Awards, 1963 (1962-1963) 83-26 (Pugwash, 1962) 83-27 St. Andrew's Church, Newfoundland (1962) 83-28 Shrum, Dr. Gordon (1962-1963) 83-29 Somerset, Miss Dorothy (1962-1964) 83-30 Tibetan Refugee Aid Society (1962-1964) 83-31 United Church (1962-1964) 83-32 Vancouver Cumulative - (1962-1964) Board of Trade International Festival Symphony Society Civic Unity Association Public Aquarium Vancouver Club Vancouver Institute

Box 84

84-1 Victoria University (1962-1964) 84-2 World Pederojets of Canada (1962-1964) 84-3 X Club (1962-1965) 84-4 York University (1962-1964) 84-5 (Miscellaneous 1962) 84-6 (Association of Universities of the British Commonwealth, 1963

84-7 (Association of Universities of the British Commonwealth, 1963) 84-8 Bank of Nova Scotia: Correspondence 1963 84-9 B.C. Government and Mr. Bennett (1963-1965) 84-10 Canada Foundation (1963-1965) 84-11 Canada- Society (1962-1964) 84-12 Canada Permanent, Toronto General Trust 1963 84-13 Canadian Committee for Adult Education (1963) 84-14 Canadian World Exhibition (1963-1965) 84-15 Commonwealth Universities Congress, Aberdeen 1963 84-16 Community Planning Association Speech and Correspondence, 1963 84-17 Community Planning Association of Canada (1963) 84-18 Duke of 's Awards (1963-1970) 84-19 Frederic Wood Theatre Opening, Sept. 1963 84-20 Imperial Order Daughters, of the Empire (1963) 84-21 Indian Arts and Welfare (1963-1966) 84-22 Institute of Public Administration of Canada, 1963 84-23 Itineraries, 1963 84-24 Law Associations (American Bar Association, Canadian Year Book, U.B.C. Law School, etc.) (1963-1964) 84-25 MacKenzie King Travelling Scholarships., Correspondence, 1963 84-26 MacKenzie King Travelling Scholarships: Financial Statements,1963 84-27 Morrin College, 1963-1964 84-28 North British Society: Speech, 1963 84-29 Educational Association, 1963 84-30/31 Organizations: A-C, 1963-1964

Box 85

85-1 Organizations: D-H, 1963-1964 85-2 Organizations: I-O, 1963-1964 85-3 Organizations: T-Z, 1963-1964 85-4 Overseas Institute of Canada (1963) 85-5 Saint Andrews Society and North British Society (1963) 85-6 Save the Children Fund: Canadian and B.C. Branch (1963) 85-7 Student Christian Movement (1963) 85-8 Teachers Insurance and Annuity Assoc. 1963-1964 85-9 United Church - Naramata School (1963-1964) 85-10 Waterloo University,(1963) 85-11 (Miscellaneous 1963) 85-12 Bank of Nova Scotia: Correspondence 1964

85-13 Canada Confederation - Correspondence, Speeches, Clippings, Reports (1963- 1965) 85-14 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (1964-1965) 85-15 Canadian Scholarship Trust Foundation (1964) 85-16 Canadian Foundation For Education in World Law, 1964 85-17 Canadian Universities Foundation (1962-1965) 85-18 Canadian University Service Overseas (1964) 85-19 Dalhousie University and Dalhousie Club of New York (1963-1964) 85-20 Newspaper Awards, National and Business (1963-1964) 85-21/22 Newspaper Awards, National and Business: Entries (1964) 85-23 Nova Scotia Highlanders: Trip 1963 85th Battalion Plaque – Stirling Castle 1964 (1963-1964) 85-24/25 P.E.I. Royal Commission on Higher Education (1964-1965) 85-26 Simon Fraser University (1964-1966) 85-27 Stirling Castle June 1964

Box 86

86-1 (United World Colleges 1964) 86-2 Young, Miss Catherine (Kelowna) (1964) 86-3 (Miscellaneous 1964) 86-4 Antigua - Eric Harvie (1965) 86-5 Association of Universities and Colleges in Canada (1965-1966) 86-6 B - Organizations (1965-1966) 86-7 Bank of Nova Scotia: Correspondence (1965-1966) 86-8/9 Bank of Nova 5cotia (1965-1968) 86-10 B'nai B'rith Association (1960) 86-11 Cambridge Degree 1965 86-12 Canada Club: Toronto (1965) 86-13 Canada-Japan Council (1965) 86-14 Canada Permanent: Toronto General Trust (1965-1966) 86-15 Canadian Conference on Children (1965) 86-16 Canadian Foundation for Education in World Law (1965) 86-17 Canadian Institute of International Affairs (1965-1966) 86-18 Canadian Institute on Public Affairs, 1965-1966 86-19 Canadian National Commission for U.N.E.S.C.O. (1965) 86-20 Canadian Scholarship Trust Foundation (1965) 86-21 Canadian Union of Students (1965-1966) 86-22 Canadian Universities Foundation, 1965 86-23 Commission on Church and State in Education (1965)

86-24 Community Arts Council (1965) 86-25 Community Chest (Vancouver) (1965) 86-26 Council on World Tensions (1965) 86-27 Declaration of Atlantic Unity (1965-1966) 86-28 Grauer Fund (1965-1966) 86-29 International Law (1965-1966) 86-30 Killam Will (1965) 86-31 MacKenzie King Scholarships (1965-1966) 86-32 National Newspaper Awards, 1965 86-33 New Brunswick Industrial Board, 1965-(1966) 86-34 New Brunswick Playhouse (1965) 86-35 Nova Scotia Highlanders - 85th (1965) 86-36 Plotou County; Pictou Academy (1965) 86-37 Prince Edward Island (1965) 86-38 Retarded Children of B.C., 1965 86-39 Rotary Club (Vancouver), 1965 86-40 Royal Society of Canada (1965) 86-41 Save the Children Fund, 1965 86-42 Student Christian Movement (1965) 86-43 Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association (1965-1966) 86-44 Three Universities Fund (1965) 86-45 Tibetan Refugee Society (1965) 86-46 United Church (1965-1966) 86-47 United Nations Association Canada (1965) 86-48 University Club Vancouver (1965) 86-49 , 1965 86-50 Vancouver Aquarium (1965-1966) 86-51 Vancouver Symphony/Opera (1965) 86-52 Woodward Foundation (1965) 86-53 World Federalists (1965) 86-54 World Law Foundation, 1965-1966 86-55 World University Service of Canada (1965) 86-56 (Miscellaneous, 1965) 86-57 (Birthday, 1966) 86-58 (Canadian Council of Resource Ministers, 1966) 86-59 Canadian Institute of International Affairs, 1966 86-60 (Canadian Library Week, 1966) 86-61 Education, 1966 86-62 Organizations-Miscellaneous (1966) 86-63 Palm Springs, 1966

86-64 Senate (1966)

Box 87

87-1/2 Senate Appointments (1966) 87-3 Thistle Club-Boise, Idaho, 1966 87-4 (United Nations 1966) 87-5 World Law Foundation, 1966-1967 87-6 (Miscellaneous, 1966 87-7 (Miscellaneous, 1966) 87-8 Canadian International Development Agency (1967/68) 87-9 (Canadian Issues 1967) 87-10 External Aid 1967 87-11 U.B.C. Open House 1967 87-12 (Bank of Nova Scotia 1968-1969) 87-13 Thinker's Conference on Cultural Rights 1968 87-14 United Nations 1968 87-15 (Miscellaneous 1966) 87-16 Canadian Clubs (1966-1969) 87-17 Canadian Institute of International Affairs (1969-1971) 87-18/19 National and Provincial Parks Association of Canada, 1969-1970 87-20 National and Provincial Parks Association of Canada, 1969-1971 87-21 Order of Canada (1969-1972) 87-22 (U.B.C. Faculty of Law 1924-1971)

Box 88

88-1 (U.B.C. Faculty of Law, 1969) 88-2/4 United Nations General Assembly - Information Pack 23rd Nov. 1969 88-5 Clippings, Print, Ephemera, 1969) 88-6 (Miscellaneous 1969) 88-7 (A-Z 1970) 88-8 American Society of International Law (1970-1971) 88-9 Bank of Nova Scotia 1970 88-10 Birthday 1970-1971 88-11/12 Canadian-American Committee 1970 88-13 Canadian-American Committee 1970 88-14 Canadian Club 1970-1971 88-15 C.I.I.A. 1970 88-16 Leon Koerner 1970-1971

88-17 MacKenzie-King Travelling Scholarships 1970-1976 88-18 (National and Provincial Parks Association, 1970) 88-19/21 National and Provincial Parks Association, 1970

Box 89

89-1 Private Planning Association 1970 89-2 Student Christian Movement of Canada, 1970-1971 89-3 United World Colleges, 1970 89-4 (Clippings, Print, Ephemera 1970) 89-5 (A-C 1971) 89-6 Asian Studies Centre (1971-1973) 89-7 (Canadian-American Committee 1971) 89-8 Canadian Institute of International Affairs (1971-1972) 89-9 (D-P 1971) 89-10 Declaration Of Atlantic Unity (1970-1971) 89-11 (MacKenzie King Travelling Scholarships 1971) 89-12 Naramata Centre For Continuing Education, 1971-(1973) 89-13/14 National and Provincial Parks Association (1971) 89-15 (R-T, 1971) 89-16 Student Christian Movement, 1971 89-17 (U-Z, 1971) 89-18 Clippings, Print, Ephemera, 1971) 89-19 A-B, 1972) 89-20 Bank of Nova Scotia, 1972 89-21 (C, 1972) 89-22 C.I.I.A., (1972 89-23 (D-Q, 1972) 89-24 Koerner, Leon J. Dinner, 1972

Box 90

90-l Krajina, R.J. Papers, 1972 90-2 Law Building Fund, 1972 90-3 (MacKenzie-King Travelling Scholarships, 1972) 90-4 (National and Provincial Parks Association, 1972) 90-5 Palm Springs, 1972 90-6 Pearson, Lester B. Death/Funeral Ceremonies, 1972 90-7 (R-T, 1972) 90-8 (Royal Society)

90-9 St. Lawrence Seaway Dispute, Article on, 1972 90-10 (Save the Children, 1972) 90-11 (Student Christian Movement, 1972) 90-12 (Tibetan Refugee Aid Society, 1972) 90-13 (U, 1972) 90-14 (U.B.C., 1972) 90-15 University of British Columbia Alumni Association, 1972 90-16 (V-Z, 1972) 90-17 (Vancouver Botanical Gardens Association, 1972) 90-18 (Clippings Print, Ephemera, 1972) 90-19 A-B, 1973 90-20 (C,1973) 90-21 C.I.I.A., 1973 90-22 (C.I.I.A., 1973) 90-23 (D-O, 1973) 90-24/25 Hector Bi-Centennial Commission, 1973 90-26 Lake O'Hara, Travel, 1973 90-27 (MacKenzie-King Travelling Scholarships, 1973) 90-28 (Naramata Centre for Continuing Education, 1973 90-29 (National and Provincial Parks Association, 1973} 90-30 (Order of Canada, 1973) 90-31 (P-T, 1972) 90-32 (Student Christian Movement, 1972) 90-33 (Tibetan Refugee Aid Society, 1973) 90-34 (United World Colleges, 1973) 90-35 (U.N.E.S.C.O.,1973) 90-36 (U.B.C., 1973) 90-37 (V-Z, 1973) 90-38 (Vancouver Botanical Gardens Association, 1973)

Box 91

91-1 (Clippings, Print, Ephemera, 1973) 91-2 (A-E, 1974) 91-3 Bank of Nova Scotia, 1974 91-4 (Canadian - American Committee, 1974) 91-5 Canadian Council on International Law 1974-1975 91-6 (C.I.I.A. 1974) 91-7 (F-Q, 1974) 91-8 (MacKenzie-King Travelling Scholarships 1974)

91-9 Maui 1974-1975 91-10 (Naramata Centre for Continuing Education, 1974) 91-11 (National and Provincial Parks Association, 1974) 91-12 (R-T, 1974) 91-13 (Tibetan Refugee Aid Society, 1974) 91-14 (U, 1974) 91-15 (United World Colleges, 1974) 91-16 U.N.B. 1 1974 91-17 (V-Z, 1974) 91-18 (Vancouver Botanical Gardens Association, 1974) 91-19 (World Federal Authority, 1974) 91-20 (Clippings, Print, Ephemera 1974) 91-21 (A-P 1974) 91-22 Bank of Nova Scotia, Annual Meeting, 1975 91-23 Canadian American Committee 1975 91-24 (Canadian Council of Christians and Jews, 1975) 91-25 C.I.I.A., 1975

Box 92

92-1 G-M, 1975) 92-2 (MacKenzie-King Travelling Scholarships, 1975) 92-3 Maui 1975/76 92-4 (N-R, 1975) 92-5 (Naramata Centre for Continuing Education, 1975) 92-6 (S-U, 1975) 92-7 Senate, 1975 92-8 Student Christian Movement, 1975 92-9 (Tibetan Refugee Aid Society. 1975) 92-10 (U.N.E.S.C.O., 1975) 92-11 United World Colleges, 1975 92-12 (V-Z, 1975) 92-13 (Vancouver Botanical Gardens Association 1975) 92-14 (World Federal Authority Committee, 1975) 92-15 (Clippings, Print, Ephemera, 1975) 92-16 (A-L, 1976) 92-17 (Canadian - American Committee, 1976) 92-18 Canadian Association on Gerontology, 1976 92-19 C.I.I.A, (1976) 92-20 China, 1976

92-21 England, 1976 92-22 (M-Z, 1976) 92-23 MacKenzie-King Travelling Scholarships, 1976 92-24 Maui, 1976 92-25 (Naramata Centre for Continuing Education, 1976) 92-26 (U.N.E.S.C.O., 1976) 92-27 University of Victoria, Law Faculty, 1977 (+ Misc.) 92-28 Vancouver Botanical Gardens Association, 1976) 92-29 (Clippings, Print. Ephemera, 1976) 92-30 (A-Canada, 1977) 92-31 Business Achievers Council of Canada, 1977 92-32 (Canadian-American Committee-Canadian Forum, 1977) 92-33 (CIIA, 1977) 92-34 (Canadian M-P, 1977) 92-35 Harvey Crowell, Deceased May 16,1977 92-36 (G-L, 1977-,) 92-36a K. Lamb (1977) 92-37 (M-R, 1977) 92-38 (MacKenzie-King Travelling Scholarships, 1977) 92-39 (Naramata Centre for Continuing Education, 1977) 92-40 (Student Christian Movement, 1977) 92-41 (O-T, 1977) 92-42 (Tibetan Refugee Aid Society, 1977)

Box 93

93-1 (U-1977) 93-2 (University Hill United Church, 1977) 93-3 (V-Z,1977) 93-4 (Vancouver Botanical Gardens Association, 1977) 93-5 (U.B.C., 1977) 93-6 (Clippings, Print, Ephemera. 1977) 93-7 (A-H, 1978) 93-8 (I-Z, 1978)

Box 94

Social Correspondence

94-1 Receptions (1944-1946)

94-2 Rotary (1944-1947) 94-3 Rotary (1947-1959) 94-4 Brock Hall (1948-1950) 94-5 University Dinner Honouring Retiring Members of Staff, April 29, 1948 94-6 Dinner Re: Members of Staff Retiring, May, 1948 94-7 Dinner Party Honouring U.B.C. Representatives of Congress in Great Britain in 1948 (Dec. 9. 1948) 94-8 Dinner-- Honouring the Retiring Members of Faculty and Staff, April 27, 1950 94-9 Dinner Honouring Members of Staff Retiring in 1950 94-10 Re: Personal Expenses, (1950) 94-11 The Newton W. Rowell Trust Fund (1950-1954) 94-12 Receptions- President's New Residence (1951-1952) 94-13 Dinner- The President and Board of Governors Honouring New Chancellor, October 27, 1951 94-14 Dinner Honouring Hew Members of U.B.C. Staff, December 14, 1951 94-15 Dinner Honouring Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Hamber, March 14, 1952 94-16 Dinner Honouring Members of Staff March 28, 1952 94-17 Reception Brock Memorial Hall - Chancellor, President, Members of the Board, April 5, 1952 94-18 Reception for New Members of Faculty, October 25, 1952 94-19 Reception at Home of Dr. and Mrs. MacKenzie, December 10, 1952 94-20 Reception After Bostock Lecture, January 17,1953 94-21 Reception : Chancellor and Mrs. Lett, Dr. and Mrs. MacKenzie, Members of the Board of Governors, April 11, 1953 94-22 Dinner Honouring Retiring Members of Staff, May 1, 1953 94-23 Round Table (1954-1961) 94-24 Reception: President; Chancellor, Board of Governors, March 20, 1954 94-25 Reception Honouring Dr. A.H. Hutchinson, April 30, 1954 94-26 Dinner Honouring Retiring Members of Staff, May 7, 1954 94-27 Informal Dinner Re: Wedding Anniversary, December 18, 1954 94-28 Informal Buffet Supper In Honour of Sir Douglas and Lady Copland, February 27, 1955 94-29 Coffee Party-Faculty Wives and Friends, March 18, 1955 94-30 Reception after Vancouver Institute lecture by Dr. Hans Selye, March 26, 1955 94-31 Rotary Tea, March 27, 1955 94-32 Reception: President, Chancellor, Board of Governors, April 2, 1955 94-33 Dinner Honouring Deans et al, May 13,1955 94-34 Reception - Dr. and Mrs. Michener, October 30, 1955 94-35 Informal Dinner Re: Wedding Anniversary, December 19, 1955 94-36 Reception: President, Chancellor, Board of Governors, March 24, 1956

94-37 Dinner Honouring Retiring Members of Faculty and Staff 94-38 Reception for Mr. Patrick MacKenzie, July 4, 1956

Box 95

95-1 Reception for Summer Session Staff, Aug. 7, 1956 95-2 Wedding Anniversary, Dec. 19, 1956 95-3 Dr. MacKenzie's Birthday, Jan. 5, 1957 95-4 Reception, March 9, 1957 95-5 Dinner-Capilano Golf and Country Club, May 9, 1957 95-6 Christening Party - Sheila Louise Roote, June 23, 1957 95-7 Reception: Summer Session Staff, July 19, 1957 95-8 Wedding Anniversary, Dec. 19, 1957 95-9 Birthday Dinner for MacKenzie, Jan. 6, 1958 95-10 Reception for Academic and Senior Administrative Staff, April 12, 1958 95-11 Dinner for Recipients of Honorary Degrees, May 21, 1958 95-12 Reception for Canada Council, July 18, 1958 95-13 Dinner for Canada Council, July 21, 1958 95-14 Dinner for Honorary Degree Recipients, Oct. 24, 1958 95-15 Board of Governors Reception, April 4, 1959 95-16 Dinner for Retiring Members of Faculty, May 15, 1959 95-17 Reception for Dean M.D. Mawdsley, May 16, 1959 95-18 Dinner for Honorary Degree Recipients, May 19, 1959 95-19 Dinner in Honour of Dr. and Mrs. L.J. Koerner, June 22, 1959 95-20 Dinner given by Dr. and Mrs. MacKenzie Preceding the opening of "The Arts in French Canada" at the Vancouver Art Gallery, July 12, 1959 95-21 Receptions - Open House, Oct. 17, 1959 95-22 Reception - Social Centre, Faculty Club, Dec. 11, 1959 95-23 Dinner Given by Dr. and Mrs. MacKenzie, Dec. 19, 1959 95-24 Dinner at the Faculty Club in Honour of the Lieutenant-Governor and Mrs. Ross, Jan. 13, 1960 95-25 Dinner given by Dr. and Mrs. MacKenzie, Dec. 20, 1960 95-26 Birthday Dinner for Dr. MacKenzie, Jan. 19, 1961 95-27 Dinner Party "The Greeks", Oct. 11, 1961 95-28 Board of Governors Receptions, Nov. 4, 1961 95-29 L'Ordre du Radis Magnifique (1961-1962)

Subject Files series (continues)

Box 96

SPEECHES, ARTICLES & PUBLICATIONS SERIES

To 1944

96-1 Addresses Previous to July 1944, Lists by Contents Pre 1944 96-2 Addresses (Miscellaneous) Previous to July 1944 British and foreign bible society (n.d.) "The Bible in the World" Universities Conference (n.d.) The Future of the Arts Course" Unidentified audience (193-) “The Neighbours of Germany" Liberal-conservative summer school, Newmarket (Sept. 1933) "The Federal Problem and the British North America Act" Chicago Council on Foreign Relations (Jan. 27, 1934) "Canadian-American Relations" (Published in Canadian Bar Review, Oct. 1934, pp.479-490) Ontario Associated Boards of Trade (Dec. 1934) "Critical Examination of the B.N.A. Act" (Published in the Board of Trade Journal, Dec., 1934 p. 6) Worker's Educational Association of Ontario (1935) "The British north America Act and Labour Legislation" (Published in the Labour Research Institute, Bulletin No. 2) Chicago Council on Foreign Relations (Dec. 12, 1936) "The British Constitution and the Present Crisis" Unidentified Audience (ca. 1937) "The British North America Act and the Distribution of Powers Between the Federal Parliament and the Provinces” Unidentified Audience (1937?) "Foreign Policy" Unidentified Audience (ca. WW II) "Building for Peace or Things Worth Fighting For" C.B.C. Broadcast of National Forum (Jan. 1939) "Canada and War" Victory Loan Programmes (194?-1944?) Speeches on Loans one to seven Mount Allison University - Special Convocation, (Jan. 31, 1941) "Canada and Our Canadian Heritage" Broadcast; Lewiston Maine (March 11, 1941) "The Canadian Scene in 1941" Rothesay Collegiate School (no date, W.W.II) “The World I Want to see After The War" - 2 versions Sir George Williams College (no date, ca. W.W. II) "The Universities in a World At War" 96-3 Unidentified Audience (n.d.) "Preaching (and teaching) as a Major Profession and a Common Hobby" Unidentified Audience (n.d.) "The University, the Schools and the Community they Serve"

Unidentified Audience in Chicago, IL (193-) "The Evils of Economic Nationalism" Unidentified Audience (post-1931) "The Sino-Japanese Conflict" The Canadian Club, Toronto (1931-1932) "Institute of Pacific Relations. Fourth Biennial Conference" The Canadian Club, Toronto (Nov. 1931) "The Present Situation in Manchuria" (Published in the University of Toronto Monthly, Jan. 1932 pp. 150-152) United Services Institute of Nova Scotia (April 22, 1932) "The Far East " - draft and print versions (Published in their Annual Journal, 1932. pp 58-67) National Council of Education (mid 1930's) "Should Canada Leave the League?" The Canadian Club, Ottawa (March 9, 1935) "The Changing Balance of Power in the Pacific and the Far East" Broadcast, Radio CRTC, Toronto (Dec. 21, 1935) "Peace on Earth" University of Toronto, College Lectures (Feb. 1936) "The Present International Crises" (Published in U. Of T. Monthly, March 1936, pp. 199-205) Unidentified Audience (1938?) "The Political Angle of Obstacles to World Peace" Unidentified Audience (1939?) "The Place of Ideas in the World Today" Unidentified Audience (1939 or later) "Memorandum Re: Government Aid to Students" Unidentified Audience (post-1939) "Memories and Experiences that Music Brings to Mind" Unidentified Audience in U.S.A. (ca. 1940) "The Defence of the Western Hemisphere" Y.M.C.A. National Young Men's Conference (ca. 1940?) "The Issues at Stake in the Present World Struggle" Unidentified Audience (ca. 1940?) "Social Security and Democracy" Broadcast, C.B.C. Radio, Toronto (May 27, 1940) "Neutrality in European History" Broadcast, C.B.C. Radio (Dec. 1941) "The Struggle for the Control of the Pacific" Unidentified Audience (1942) "The Plebiscite" U.S. President Truman "Letter Re: Government aid to Students" 96-4 New Brunswick Nurses (n.d.) (notes only) Unidentified Audience (n.d.) "Citizenship in Canada" Unidentified Audience (post-1931) "National Economic Policy Unidentified Audience (1934) "The British Empire" "Was it A Conservative Collapse?" (Published in Canadian Comment,

October 1934) "Some Thoughts on World Affairs" (Published in Canadian Comment, May 1936) "Making a World Society" (Published in The Torch, Nov-Dec, 1936) "Conflict of Laws" (University of Toronto Law Journal, 2 1938, pp 469) Unidentified Audience (late 1930's) "Defense - Synopsis" "The Royal Visit and the Statute of Westminster" (Published in a Special Ed. London Telegraph.) (late 1930's) Unidentified Audience (late 1930's, early l940's) "Discussion of Wars of the Far East During the Past Century" Broadcast, Radio CFRB (1938) "Save the Children Fund - Re: Refugees, China, Spain" Unidentified Audience (1938) "Save the Children Fund" "The Conservative Convention, the C.C.F. Convention" Canadian Conference Papers, (1938?) National Conference of Canadian Universities, 18th, , May 29-30, 1939 "Foreign Scholars and Students" (Published in Proceedings, pp 52-60) Unidentified Audience (W.W. II) "The Challenge of the World to the Christian Church" (MS. and Notes) Unidentified Audience (W.W. II) "The " The Canadian Club, London (W.W. II) "Education in Time of War" Unidentified Audience (1942) "Canada and the War - Canada's War Effort" "Education in Wartime - The Wartime Information Board University of Toronto School of Law Review, (Dec. 16, 1943) Notes, Ms and Article Unidentified Audience, Chicago, Ill. (1943/44) "Greetings from Canadian Universities - the Canadian War Effort" Representing National Conference of Canadian Universities. (Notes and MS) 96-5 Canadian and Commonwealth Relations (1925-1944) "Canadian Students and the British Empire" (Vox Studentium, May 1925, pp. 3-4) Unidentified Audience (n.d.) "The Political Situation in Canada" "The Political Scene" The Liberal Way 1933 "Canada and the Far East" Unidentified Audience (n.d.) "Canada, the Empire, and the League" "Canada's Opportunity" (The Bulletin of the League of Nations Society in Canada, Dec. 1926. p. 4) "Canada for Peace" (Kin, Feb. 1935, pp. 5-6) Unidentified Audience (late 1930s) "Canada and the Next War?" "Canadian Policy" League of Nations Society in Canada, March 1942, pp. 6-7. "Canadian Policy in the Far East" Queen's Quarterly (n.d.)

"Has Canada a Policy in the Far East?" Canadian Forum, January 1933, pp. 126-127 Unidentified Audience (n.d.) "Immigration" "Does the Pacific Situation Affect the Dominion?" Liberty. April 27, 1935. p.10. Unidentified Audience (n.d.) "Problems of Population and Migration Within the British Empire" Unidentified Audience (n.d.) "Some Continuing Problems of the British Empire" Higgins, Douglas G. "Canada's National Defence" June 15, 1936 Rejected "Letter to the Editor" of Saturday Night Hancock, Moffat, ."Naturalization in Canada', April, 1934. "The British Commonwealth Relations Conference" University of Toronto Monthly, October, 1933 Unidentified Audience (n.d.) "British - Status Bill Re: Dominion of South Africa" 96-6 Constitutional Law Unidentified Audience (n.d.) "The British North America Act" Submitted to Unknown U.S. Journal (1936) "Law" Rough notes only on religion and modern society Unidentified Audience (n.d.) "Canada and the Weekly Rest Convention" "Toronto Electric Commissioners vs. Snider and Others" Cambridge Law Journal, 1925. "Treaty Making Power in Canada" American Journal of International Law, July 1925. pp. 489-504 "Constitutional Developments in the British Commonwealth of Nations" Canadian Bar Review 7 (1930) pp. 213. "The Regulation and Control of Radio in Canada" Journal of Radio Law, 1932 "Legislative Control Over Aviation in Canada" Journal of Air Law, 1932. "Re Aerial Navigation (1931) 1 D.L.R. 13" Unidentified Audience (1933/34) "Jurisdiction over Aeronautics" "Canadian Cases" British Yearbook of International Law (n.d.) Unidentified Audience (n.d.) "The Legislative Council of the Province of Nova Scotia" Unidentified Audience (n.d.) "Canada's First Treaty" "Two Recent Canadian Treaties" The British Year-Book of International Law, 1925-1926 British Commonwealth Relations Conference. "Memorandum on the Procedure in the Ratification of Treaties in Canada" 96-7 International Law "American Contributions to International Law" American Society of

International Law, Annual Meeting, 33rd, Washington, D.C., 1939. Proceedings, pp. 104-118 Canada and the Treaty - Making Power" Canadian Bar Review, June 1937, pp. 436-454. "The Treaty Making Power in Canada" A Brief Presented to the Royal Commission on Dominion-Provincial Relations by the League of Nations Society" in Canada. January 1938. "The Nature, Place and Function of International Law Today" American Society of International Law, Annual Meeting, 32nd. Washington, D.C., 1938. Proceedings. pp. 6-23. "The International Labour Organization" Labour Research Institute Bulletin No. 1, 1935. Unidentified Audience. (late 1930's) "Should Canada Participate in the Application of Sanctions Against Italy" "Confusion in Canadian Foreign Policy" Saturday Night, July 1935. Unidentified Audience (post 1934) "The Effect of Domicile in Nullity Cases" Unidentified Audience (n.d.) "The International Labour Organization" Book Review of The Permanent Court of International Justice, by Manley 0. Hudson. Toronto: MacMillan, 1934 "The Permanent Court of International Justice" Bulletin of the League of Nations Society in Canada, April, 1928. pp. 3-4. "Memorandum on Research in International Law" Unidentified Audience (n.d.) The "I'm Alone" - 2 Different Versions - 1 published Canadian Forum, 9 (1930) pp. 267 & Ms "Supreme Court of South Africa, Appellate Division, Jacobus Christian vs, Rex" The British Yearbook of International Law, 1925-1926 "A Gap in the Law; Re Incampe (1928) 3 D.L.R. p. 240" Dominion Law Review, January 1929. Ms. and Correspondence "The Freedom of the Seas" and the "I'm Alone" Incident. The Canadian Nation, May-June 1929 "The Status of International Law in the Present War" Unidentified Audience (1939?) Canadian Institute of International Affairs, Toronto Branch Report of the Honorary Secretary-Treasurer. 1929 "The Teaching of International Law and International Relations in Canadian Universities, 1931" Unidentified Audience "The Canadian Institute of International Affairs" Canadian Forum, 9(1930) pp. 267. "International Relations" - Book Reviews - Unidentified Audience (1929-

1930?) "Teaching of Law" Canadian University 1931 "Indians and Treaties, in Law" Unidentified (1930?) Bibliographies From University of Toronto President's Report 1926-1939 (missing 1932) 96-8 International Relations "The British Commonwealth of Nations after Munich" International Quarterly, Spring 1939, pp. 36-39. "The Problems of Population and Migration within the British Commonwealth of Nations" Unidentified (1938?) "A Canadian Looks at the Empire" The Political Quarterly, Oct/Dec, 1938. pp. 552-564. "Canada and the Changing Balance of Power in the Pacific" Institute of Pacific Relations, Conference, 6th, Yosemite, Cal. 1936. Canadian Paper, Vol I, Nos. 1-4 "Germany at Geneva" Bulletin of the League of Nations Society in Canada, October 1926, p. 3 "Canada in International Affairs" Bulletin of L.N.S. in Canada, February 1927. pp. 3-4 "The Ebb-Tide of Internationalism" Canadian Comment, January 1934 p. 1ff. and MS. "International Notes" Nov. 30, 1925 (submitted to unknown publication) MS. "Internationally" September 10. 1925 Unidentified Audience MS. "Problems of Population and Persons" American Society of International Law, Annual Meeting, 30th Washington, D.C., 1936. Proceedings pp. 87-96 "The Freedom of the Seas" Queen's Quarterly 36 (1930) pp. 42Off. Art & MS. "Disarmament" Canadian Defense Quarterly, October 1929, pp. 29-35 "Canada and International Relations" The Student World 24(1931), pp. 66 ff. "The Crisis in the Far East" University of Toronto Quarterly, October 1932, pp. 3-20 MS. and Reprint "Sino-Japanese Relations" Journal of the Canadian Bankers' Association, April 1932, pp. 348-351 "The League and Manchuria" Canadian Forum, February 1932, pp. 165-166 "The League and the Far Eastern Crisis" Interdependence, April 1932 pp. 1-14 "The Place of the Far Eastern Crisis in World Affairs" Canadian Political Science Association, Papers and Proceedings 4 (1932) pp. 82-95 "Grim Japan and the Rueful League" Canadian Comment, March 1932, pp. 375 "Far Eastern Crisis: War Gods Roar in the East" Canadian Comment, March 1932, p. 15 ff. Unidentified Audience 1934

"The Situation in the Far East" with a letter from Hugh Keenleyside on the situation from Tokyo, May 3, 1934 "Canadian Policy (if any) in the Far East?" Unidentified 1933 Article Re: MacKenzie's Speech to the American Historical Association on the Far Eastern Situation (1933?) "The Situation in Japan" Unidentified Audience April 1933 "The International Development of China" Journal of W.S. Institute, Halifax, 1933 "The League and the Trouble in the Far East" Unidentified Audience (1930's) "Canadian Tariff Policy, Its Effect on Pacific Trade" Institute of Pacific Relations Conference, 4th, Hangchow, 1931. "The Present International Crisis" The School, Secondary Edition, April 1936, PP. 649-654 "Panorama of Conflict" Canadian Comment, March 1935, pp. 3-4 Broadcast, Radio CRCT and National Council of Education "A New League of Nations" (n.d.) Broadcast, Radio CRCT and National Council of Education "Should Canada Leave the League?" April 29, 1934 University of Buffalo. Lectures on Current Economic and Political Problems "Parliamentary vs. United States form of Government" MS. and Noted Nov. 4, 1936 "The Crisis in Europe" University of Toronto Monthly, April 1934 Unidentified Audience, Niagara Falls, Ont. Dec. 1, 1933 "Recent Developments in Russia" Brown, E.A. "The Boycott in International Law" Grant, Donald "Will the Nazis Conquer Austria?" September 9, 1934 and Correspondence "Some Legal Aspects of the Spanish Conflict" Unidentified Audience (1937) MS. and notes 96-9 University of New Brunswick - includes: Address at Mount Allison University when NAM received honorary degree, 1941

Box 97

1944-1950

97-1 Canadian Club, Vancouver Sept. 29, 1944 "Canada and the Post War World" Ms. & Notes "Some Problems of the Post War World" Victory Loans Comm.

97-2 B.C. Medical Association, Victoria Sept. 29, 1944 "Society in Post War World" (notes) 97-3 Congregation: Inaugural Address (Ms. & notes) Oct. 25/26, 1944 97-4 Scottish Society, Vancouver Jan. 23. 1945 "The World Tomorrow" (notes only) 97-5 St. Andrews and Caledonian Society Annual Burns Banquet, Vancouver Jan. 24, 1945 "Toast to the Immortal Memory" (notes & Corres.) 97-6 Board of Trade, Vancouver Jan. 25, 1945 "Some Factors Affecting the Future Population of B.C." (Ms. Only) 97-7 B.C. Parent/Teacher Federation and B.C. Teachers' Federation "Today's Youth- Tomorrow's Hope" (corres.) April 4, 1945 97-8 Private Schools Association of B.C. April 28, 1945 "Education" (notes only) 97-9 Parliamentary Forum Debate Oct. 2, 1945 (notes only) 97-10 Connaught Park: Grand Rally Oct. 14, 1945 For Returned Men & Women, no title (Ms. & notes) 97-11 Printers' & Stationers' Guild of B.C. Jan. 18, 1946 "The Instruments of Information and Their Responsibility to the Community" (notes only) 97-12 Pacific Mills Ltd. & Canadian Boxes Ltd. Feb. 21, 1946 "Education: What It Is" - (notes only) 97-13 Canada Club, Vancouver May 1, 1946 "The University and the Community" (MS. & notes) 97-14 Anglican Theological College Convocation May 1, 1946 "The Graduate in Theology and the Modern World" (notes only) 97-15 Whitman College, Walla Walla, Wash. June 23, 1946 "Brave New World" (MS. only) 97-16 Canadian Club, Calgary June 28, 1946 "The Future of our Country" or "Canada's Future" (notes only) 97-17 Canadian Bar Association, Winnipeg August, 1946 "Remarks" (an address of welcome) (MS. and notes) 97-18 St. David Welsh Society March 1, 1947 Reference to "Academic Year 1946-1947, s-66-misc." 97-19 Canadian Clubs & P.T.A.'s - Vancouver Island (notes) April 14-18, 1947 Royal Jubilee Hospital Graduating Class (Ms. only) May 1, 1947 97-20 National Conference of Canadian Universities, McGill, Montreal May, 1947 "Education in a Changing World" (MS. & notes) 97-21 Investment Dealers Association of Canada June 1947 "Freedom in a Changing World" (MS. & notes & Corres.)

97-22 Canadian Education Association, Sept. 11, 1947 "Education: The Shaping and Mould of the Individual" (Ms. & notes & Corres.) 97-23 Northwest Seminar on International Law, Seattle Dec. 4, 1947 "The Soviet System of Law and Its Effects on the Problems of Today" MS. & notes) 97-24 Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools Dec. 13, 1947 "Post War Education in Canada" (Ms.) 97-25 Lions Club, Victoria Jan. 9, 1948 "The University of B.C." (notes only) 97-26 Engineering Institute of Canada, Banff June 4, 1948 "Some of the Principles we Should Apply in Modern Society" (notes) 97-27 National Conference of Canadian Universities June 11, 1948 No title - Welcome to Vancouver (Ms. & notes) 97-28 Canadian Association for Adult Education June 22, 1948 "Freedom of the Press, Radio and Film in a Democratic Country" (Ms. & notes) 97-29 Canadian Home Economics Association, Calgary Aug. 25, 1948 "The Home, the Basic Institution of Society – the Place of the Home and the Family in the Modern World" (Ms. & notes) 97-30 American Bar Association, Seattle Sept. 8, 1948 "International and Comparative Law-Corporation Banking and Mercantile Law" (Ms. & notes) 97-31 Freshmen Student Assembly Sept. 17, 1948 No title (notes) 97-32 Association of Governing Boards of State Universities and Allied Institutions Spokane, Wash. Oct. 4, 1948 "American University Education From the Canadian Point of View" (Ms. & notes & Corres.) 97-33 University of Wisconsin, Madison Oct. 9, 1948 "The Spiritual Influence of the University" (Ms. & notes) 97-34 Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Vancouver Oct. 28, 1948 "Education" (Ms. & notes & Corres.) 97-35 Peace Rally: Pender Auditorium Dec. 13, 1948 "Prospects for Peace in 1949" (notes only) 97-36 B.C. Penitentiary: New Westminster Dec. 15, 1948 "The International Situation" (correspondence only) 97-37 Vancouver Junior Chamber of Commerce Feb. 18, 1949 "The University of B.C." (correspondence only)

97-38 Commerce Graduating Class 1949 Feb. 24, 1949 "The Revolutionary Nature of the Modern World" (Ms. & notes) 97-39 Graduating Class of Commerce Feb. 24, 1949 "Our Contemporary Revolution" (Ms. and Correspondence) 97-40 Rotary Club of Vancouver March 1, 1949 No title - Report on the University (notes only) 97-41 Canadian Manufacturers Association, Victoria & Vancouver Island Branch March 8, 1949 "The Industry and Commerce of BC" (notes only) 97-42 Burns Club, Victoria March 8, 1949 "Peace, Plenty and Brotherhood" (notes only) 97-43 University Radio Society March 14, 1949 "What Does a University Education Have to Offer?" (Ms.) 97-44 National Dairy Council, Vancouver March 21, 1949 "What the Public Expects of Business Today" (ms. & notes) 97-45 Canadian Institute of International Affairs Vancouver April 5, 1949 Contribution to Panel Discussion on Atlantic Pact (no Ms. or notes) 97-46 Victoria Bar Association April 12, 1949 "Legal Education" (notes only) 97-47 B.C. Parent-Teachers' Association April 20, 1949 "Developing a Responsible Citizenship" (notes only) 97-48 Western Washington College of Education May 21, 1949 "The Canadian Universities of Tomorrow" (Ms. & Notes) 97-49 Newcomen Society, Vancouver May 25, 1949 "History of the University of B.C." (Ms. & notes) 97-50 Georgian Club Sept. 20, 1949 No title Re: Terms of Reference of Royal Commission (notes only) 97-51 Saskatoon Superintendencies Teachers' Association Oct. 20, 1949 Regina Teachers' Association Oct. 21, 1949 "Education" & "The Formal Agencies of Education" (Ms. & notes) 97-52 United Nations Society Oct. 31, 1949 "International Week" (notes only) 97-53 Vancouver School Administrators' Association Feb. 16, 1950 "High School and University Education" (correspondence only) 97-54 Rotary Club Feb. 21, 1950 Introduction of Speakers (notes only) 97-55 University Women's Club: New Westminster May 1, 1950 "Higher Education in Canada" (correspondence only) 97-56 Canadian Institute of International Affairs May 3, 1950 "Canada's Foreign Policy - The Atlantic Pact" (notes only)

97-57 National Conference of Canadian Universities, Kingston, Ont. June 2, 1950 "Student Organizations" (Ms. & notes) 97-58 Canadian Political Science Association June 9, 1950 "The Federal Government and Higher Education In Canada" Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, August 1950, pp. 353-370. (Ms. & notes & correspondence)

Box 98

1950-1953

98-1 Nelson Board of Trade Sept. 7, 1950 "University Education" (News report only) 98-2 North Pacific Society of Internal Medicine Sept. 22, 1950 "Contemporary Trends in Education" (correspondence only) 98-3 Canadian Education Association, Victoria Oct. 2, 1950 "Some General Problems of Education" (Ms. & notes & correspondence) 98-4 Anglican Provincial Synod of B.C., New Westminster Oct. 18, 1950 "The Present Situation of Social Relationships in Trade, Commerce and Manufacture" (correspondence only) 98-5 Victoria Extension Association Jan. 8, 1951 "Arts, Letters and Sciences in Canada" (Ms. & Correspondence) 98-6 B.C. Penitentiary New Westminster Jan. 24, 1951 "Across Canada" (correspondence only) 98-7 Humanities Research Conference, U.B.C. March 2, 1951 untitled (Notes & Ms.) 98-8 Victoria Laurier Club March 15, 1951 "Canadian Affairs" Royal Roads Military College, Victoria March 16, 1951 untitled (correspondence only) 98-9 B.C. Mountaineering Club April 25, 1951 "The Contribution of the out of Doors to our Lives" (notes & correspondence) 98-10 University of Glasgow, Quincentenary Celebrations June 20, 1951 untitled (Ms. only) 98-11 Institute of Public Administration of Canada, Annual Conference, 3rd, Winnipeg, Man. 1951 "The Massey Commission Report" (correspondence only) 98-12 Community Arts Council of Vancouver Sept. 27, 1951 "The Massey Report" (correspondence only)

98-13 University of Oregon Nov. 2, 1951 "The Contribution of the Social Sciences to our Contemporary Society (Ms., notes & correspondence) 98-14 Women's Canadian Club, Vancouver Jan. 24, 1952 "The Massey Commission Report" (Ms. & Correspondence) 98-15 B.C. Agronomists' Association, Victoria, B.C. Jan. 29, 1952 Address of Welcome (Ms. & correspondence) 98-16 Royal Roads Military College, Victoria, B.C. Feb. 1, 1952 "Massey Commission Report" (Ms. & correspondence) 98-17 Canadian Electrical Association, Western Zone Conference, Harrison Hot Springs Feb. 13, 1952 "The Status of Western Canada in Its Economic and Trade Development in Relation to the Rest of Canada and Internationally" (notes & correspondence) 98-18 Student Bar Association, University of Washington, Seattle March 1, 1952 "International Law in the Modern World" (notes & correspondence) 98-19 Central Burnaby Ratepayers and Citizens' Association March 24, 1952 "Responsible Citizenship" (notes & correspondence) 98-20 American College of Surgeons, Vancouver March 31, 1952 "Canada in World Affairs" Given by Geoffrey C. Andrew (Correspondence only) 98-21 Royal Columbian Hospital School of Nursing April 23, 1952 Untitled (correspondence only) 98-22 Union College of B.C., Convocation April 24, 1952 Untitled (correspondence only) 98-23 Anglican Theological College of B.C. April 25, 1952 Untitled (correspondence only) 98-24 Royal Architectural Institute of Canada May 3, 1952 "Arts & Letters & their Relation to Architecture" (correspondence) 98-25 University Counselling & Placement Association June 8, 1952 "On the Need of National Scholarships" (Ms. & notes & correspondence) 98-26 National Conference of Canadian Universities June 9, 1952 "Unity and Cultural Diversity" (Ms. & correspondence) 98-27 Pictou Academy Grade, Pictou N.S. June 18, 1952 "I've Come a Long Way" (Ms. & notes & correspondence) 98-28 New Glasgow Highschool, Graduates June 19, 1952 Untitled (correspondence only) 98-29 Women's Institute of Green Hill and Alma June 20, 1952 Untitled (correspondence only) 98-30 Canadian Authors' Association June 27, 1952 Untitled (correspondence only)

98-31 Canadian Institute of International Affairs Oct. 7, 1952 "The Place of International Law in the Current World Situation" (correspondence only) 98-32 Marpole Rotary Club Oct. 20, 1952 "The Contribution Being Made by UBC to the Growth and of this Province" (correspondence only) 98-33 Canadian Congress of Labour and the Vancouver Labour Council Nov. 2, 1952 "Education and Responsibility" (clippings only) 98-34 Pacific Inter-Urban Clinical Club Nov. 7, 1952 "The Universities and Our Society" (correspondence only) 98-35 National Office Management Association, Victoria Dec. 16, 1952 "The Administration of the University" (correspondence only) 98-36 U.B.C. United Nations Club Jan. 16, 1953 Symposium on International Law (list only) 98-37 Shaughnessy Heights United Church Jan. 18, 1953 "Importance of Religion in the Life of an Educated Person" (notes and correspondence) 98-38 Dairy Farmers of Canada, Vancouver Jan. 23, 1953 "Our Government and Ourselves" (Ms. & correspondence) 98-39 United Nations Regional Conference Jan. 24, 1953 "Negotiation Must Supplant Fighting" (Ms. & correspondence) 98-40 Knights of Columbus and Shriners Jan. 31, 1953 “The Place of Tolerance and Co-operation in National Unity" (correspondence only) 98-41 Kiwanis Club, Victoria Feb. 3, 1953 Untitled (notes & correspondence) 98-42 University of New Brunswick, Founders Day Feb. 16, 1953 "The Freedom of the University in a Free Society" (Ms. & notes & correspondence) 98-43 Boy Scouts Association March 20, 1953 "Our Responsibility to the Younger Generation" (Ms. & notes & correspondence) 98-44 Vancouver Institute March 21, 1953 "The Massey Report - A Year Later" (Ms. & correspondence) 98-45 Pulp and Paper Industrial Relations Bureau. Annual Safety Council, 3d., Vancouver, 1953 March 27, 1953 "A Citizen Looks at Industry" (Ms. & notes & correspondence) 98-46 Dalhousie University Convocation May 12, 1953 "The Things I Remember" (Ms. only)

98-47 Vancouver Medical Association June 1, 1953 "Citizenship" (notes & correspondence) 98-48 Conference on Commonwealth Studies, Oxford July 4-5, 1953 "Canadian-American Relations" (notes & correspondence) 98-49 Miscellaneous Notes for Lectures 1944-1945, 1952-1953

Box 99

1953-1955

99-1 Marpole Community Centre, Opening Sept. 17, 1953 "Vallies in Recreation" (Ms. & correspondence) 99-2 Okanagan Valley Teachers' Association, Kelowna Oct. 16, 1953 "Your University - Past, Present and Future" (correspondence only) Secondary Teachers' Association, Kelowna Oct. 17, 1953 "The Continuing Debate About Education" (correspondence only) U.B.C. Alumni Association, Kelowna Oct. 17, 1953 U.B.C. Alumni Association, Penticton Oct. 18, 1953 Untitled (correspondence only) 99-3 Canadian Congress of Labour and the Greater Vancouver and Lower Mainland Labour Council Educational Institute. U.B.C. Oct. 24, 1953 "Education for Freedom and Responsibility" (Ms., notes & corres.) 99-4 "Religious Education" - (notes only) Nov. 6, 1953 "The Challenge to Education in Canada the Next Fifty Years" (Unidentified Publication - Ms.) 99-5 National Conference of Christians and Jews. Silver Anniversary Assembly, Washington, D.C. Nov. 11, 1953 "Our Moral and Spiritual Resources for Brotherhood" (Ms. & notes & correspondence) 99-6 Canadian Westinghouse Company, Canada's Tomorrow Conference, Quebec, 1953 Nov. 13-14, 1953 "The Challenge to Education" (Ms. & notes & correspondence & conference papers) 99-7 Institute of Chartered Accountants of B.C. Feb. 2, 1954 Convocation Address - untitled (Ms. & correspondence) 99-8 Vancouver Board of Trade. Ads & Sales Bureau Feb. 8, 1954 "What we Expect from Education" (Ms. & notes & correspondence) 99-9 Royal Canadian Air Force. 19 Auxiliary Wing Feb. 26, 1954 "Policy of Canadian Universities Re: Military Training" (correspondence only)

99-10 Vancouver Heights United Church. Father and Son Evening Service. Untitled (correspondence only) Feb. 28, 1954 99-11 Eastern Society for Rehabilitation March 11, 1954 Untitled (notes & correspondence) 99-12 Symposium on World Affairs, Seattle March 16, 1954 "Greetings from British Columbia" University of Washington: Foreign Exchange, Scholarship Committee Luncheon March 17, 1954 "The Massey Commission Report" (correspondence only) 99-13 Vancouver Institute, U.B.C. March 20, 1954 "Education in Canada in 2003" or "The Future of Canadian Education in the Next fifty Years" (Ms. & correspondence) 99-14 Manitoba Educational Association Conference, 49th. Annual, Winnipeg, 1954 April 20, 1954 "The Current Controversy in Education" (notes & correspondence) 99-15 World Federalists of Canada, Winnipeg April 21, 1954 Untitled (notes & correspondence) 99-16 McGill University Royal Victoria College Women's Union May 25, 1954 "Women" (Correspondence only) 99-17 International Law Association Canadian Branch May 27, 1954 "International Law in Canada Today" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 99-18 Royal Society of Canada, Annual Meeting, Winnipeg, 1954 Symposium June 1-2, 1954 "So Little For the Mind" "First Principles" (Ms, notes & correspondence) 99-19 U.B.C. Students Sept. 22, 1954 "The Purposes of the Assembly" (ms. & notes) 99-20 Royal Canadian Air Force Association, Battle of Britain Dinner, Vancouver Sept. 23, 1954 "The Royal Air Forces: The Royal Canadian Air Force" (Toast) (notes & correspondence) 99-21 Salmo High School Opening Oct. 12, 1954 "The Salmo School" (notes & correspondence) 99-22 Certified General Accountants' Association of B.C. Oct. 16, 1954 "Some Trends in Education" (Ms. & notes & correspondence) 99-23 Remembrance Day Service, U.B.C. Nov. 11, 1954 (Untitled notes only) 99-24 Canadian Club, Ottawa Nov. 22, 1954 "What is a Canadian" (Ms., notes & correspondence)

99-25 U.B.C. Alumni Association Nov. 30, 1954 "Where are we Heading in Higher Education" (Ms., notes & Corres.) 99-26 Chamber of Commerce, Victoria Jan. 12, 1955 "The Business Man and the University - or - Reinvestment in a Free Society" (Ms., notes & Correspondence) 99-27 U.B.C. Open House Week March 2, 1955 "The Needs of the University" (Ms. only) 99-28 U.B.C. Alumni Association, Nanaimo March 8, 1955 U.B.C. Alumni Association, Victoria March 9, 1955 Untitled (correspondence only) 99-29 University Hill Men's Forum March 21, 1955 "Some Aspects of the Relationship Between the University and the Community" (notes only) 99-30 British Columbia Education Conference April 28, 1955 Untitled speech of Welcome (correspondence) 99-31 University of Adelaide, Students June 17, 1955 "The Universities of Canada" (Ms. & correspondence) 99-32 U.B.C. Students Sept. 21, 1955 "The Australian Trip" (Ms. & notes) 99-33 Vancouver Institute Oct. 15, 1955 "The Australian Scene" (Ms. & notes) 99-34 Rotary Club, Vancouver Oct. 25, 1955 "The Australian Economy" (Ms. & notes & correspondence) 99-35 U.B.C. Alumni Association, Seattle Nov. 3, 1955 "Canada's Fastest Growing University" (notes only) 99-36 U.B.C. Remembrance Day Service Nov. 11, 1955 Untitled (notes only) 99-37 Public Relations Society of B.C. Dec. 8, 1955 "Public Relations and the Community" (notes & correspondence) 99-38 Vancouver School Administrators Dec. 13, 1955 "Education in " (correspondence only)

Box 100

1956-1957

100-1 Burns Club, Annual Banquet, Edmonton Jan. 25, 1956 "The Immortal Memory" (notes & correspondence) 100-2 University of Alberta, Edmonton Students Jan. 25, 1956 "What we Try to do for Students at the University" (correspondence only)

U.B.C. Alumni Association, Edmonton Jan. 26, 1956 Untitled (correspondence only) 100-3 English-Speaking Union, Victoria March 17, 1956 "Strengthen Australian Ties" (notes & correspondence) 100-4 Vancouver Art Gallery. Opening West Coast Indian Art Show. April 9, 1956 "People of the Potlatch" (notes & correspondence) 100-5 American Society of International Law. Pacific Northwest Regional Meeting. Marginal Seas and-Fisheries in the Pacific. Seattle April 18, 1956 "A Canadian View of Territorial Waters and Fisheries" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 100-6 American Society of International Law. Pacific Northwest Regional Meeting. Seattle, 1956. Proceedings. April 18-19/56 and other related source material 100-7 British Columbia Medical Research Institute May 10, 1956 "Research and the University" (Ms. & notes & correspondence) 100-8 University of Rochester (N.Y.) Commencement June 10, 1956 "The Future of Canadian - American Relations" (Ms. & notes & correspondence) 100-9 National Conference of Canadian Universities June 1956 "The Objectives and Basic Features of a Good Pension Policy for Universities" (correspondence) 100-10 Stanford University (Cal.) Commencement June 17, 1956 "A Vision of Greatness" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 100-11 Round Table Aug. 7, 1956 Untitled (notes only) 100-12 Institute of Public Administration of Canada Conference, 8th Annual, Vancouver & Victoria. Sept. 8, 1956 Untitled greeting (Ms. only) 100-13 British Columbia School Trustees Association Convention, 52nd, Annual. Cranbrook, B.C., 1956 Sept. 17, 1956 "The Future of Education in British Columbia" (Ms. & notes & Corres.) 100-14 U.B.C. Students Oct. 3, 1956 Untitled (ms. & notes) 100-15 Canadian Labour Congress, Vancouver Labour Institute Oct. 13, 1956 Untitled keynote address (correspondence only) 100-16 National Conference of Canadian Universities Conference on Canada's Crisis in Higher Education Nov, 14, 1956 "Government Support of Universities: Municipal, Provincial, Federal" (Ms. notes & Correspondence)

100-17 Victoria and Island Publicity Bureau Feb. 22, 1957 "The Future of Higher Education in British Columbia" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 100-18 Canadian Red Cross Society, British Columbia Division Feb. 26, 1957 Untitled (Ms., notes & correspondence) 100-19 Canadian Institute of International Affairs Vancouver April 24, 1957 "My Impressions of Japan" (notes only) 100-20 University of Alaska, Commencement May 13, 1957 "Our Common Heritage, or Some Things we Have in Common" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 100-21 Canadian Association of University Teachers, Ottawa June 12, 1956 "Faculty and Canada’s Crisis in Higher Education" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 100-22 Kiwanis Club, Vancouver June 27, 1957 "The University, Its Future and Its Needs" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 100-23 British Columbia School Trustees Association Sept. 23, 1957 Untitled Greetings (correspondence only) 100-24 U.B.C. Students Sept. 25, 1957 Untitled (Ms. & notes) 100-25 University Hill United Church Women's Association Oct. 30, 1957 Untitled Re: Japan (correspondence only) 100-26 Alumni Association, Great Trek Dinner Nov. 8, 1957 Untitled (news clip only) 100-27 Remembrance Day Service, Vancouver Nov. 11, 1957 Untitled (Ms. notes & correspondence) 100-28 Killarney Secondary School, Vancouver Nov. 29, 1957 Untitled opening speech (correspondence only) 100-29 University Hill United Church Dec. 1, 1957 "The Relation of Education to Religion and of Religion to Education" (Ms. notes & correspondence) 100-30 Men's Canadian Club, Vancouver Dec. 2, 1957 "Education in a World of Satellites" (Ms. & notes)

Box 101

1958-1959

101-1 U.B.C. Alumni Association, Prince George Jan. 8, 1958 Prince George, Board of Trade Jan. 9, 1958 Rotary Club, Prince George Jan. 10, 1958

Untitled (Ms. & correspondence) C.B.C. Broadcast Dec. 4, 1957 "Annual Report to the Province" (ms. only) 101-2 Vancouver Symphony Society Jan. 19, 1958 Untitled appeal for donations (Notes & correspondence) 101-3 Dalhousie Alumni Association, Halifax Feb. 7, 1958 "The Dilemma of our Western World" (notes & correspondence) 101-4 The Canadian Conference on Education Feb. 18, 1958 "Report of the Chairman. Workshop on 'Higher Education'" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 101-5 University of California, Berkeley, Charter Day March 20, 1958 "Canada, Britain and the United States of America" (Ms., notes & correspondence) University of California, Riverside, Charter Day March 24, 1958 "Canada, Britain and the United States of America" (Notes & correspondence) 101-6 American Society of International Law, Pacific Northwest Regional Conference, Seattle. April 18, 1958 "Current Problems in International Law and Relations" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 101-7 United Church Men's Club, Vancouver or Vancouver District AOTS Clubs April 26, 1958 "The Dilemma of our Western World" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 101-8 Council on Foreign Relations (New York) May 7, 1958 "Canadian-American Relations" (correspondence only) 101-9 Canadian Association for Adult Education May 23, 1958 Untitled (ms. & notes) 101-10 Canadian Association of Directors of Extension and Summer School "The Role of the Extension Department in the University" June 3, 1958 (ms., notes, & correspondence) 101-11 National Conference of Canadian Universities, 34th meeting, June 6, 1958 Edmonton, 1958 "Staffing Canadian Universities" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 101-12 Canadian Institute of International Affairs, Edmonton June 7, 1958 Untitled Re: contribution of C.I.I.A. in the past 30 years (notes only) 101-13 British Columbia Arts Resources Conference June 26, 1958 "Canada Council and British Columbia" (correspondence only) 101-14 Association of Universities of the British Commonwealth. Sept, 2, 1958 Congress, Montreal, 1958 "Engineering Education and Its Place in the University" (Ms., notes & correspondence)

101-15 Canadian Education Association, 35th meeting, Victoria, 1958, Sept. 16, 1958 "An Essay in Education" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 101-16 U.B.C. Students Oct. 1, 1958 "Annus Mirabilis et Horrendus" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 101-17 Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Canada Jan. 24, 1959 "The Contemporary Scene" (correspondence only) 101-18 Canadian Institute of International Affairs, Vancouver Feb. 16, 1959 "A Report on the Tenth Conference of UNESCO" (notes only) 101-19 University Hill Men's Forum Feb. 18, 1959 Untitled (correspondence only) 101-20 British Columbia Education Conference, 5th Annual, Vancouver, 1959 Feb. 27, 1959 Untitled Greetings (correspondence only) 101-21 U.B.C. Alumni Association, Victoria March 2 1959 "Victoria College and Its Future" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 101-22 Kootenay Tour April 1959 "Education Beyond the High School" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 101-23 Canadian Association for Adult Education Annual Meeting May 7, 1959 "Presidential Address" (Ms. & correspondence) 101-24 Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants Sept. 16, 1959 "The Changing Scene: Canada, 1959" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 101-25 University Community Relations Conference Sept. 18, 1959 "Higher Education in British Columbia" (Ms. only) 101-26 U.B.C. Students Oct. 15, 1959 Untitled (Ms. & correspondence) 101-27 Remembrance Day Ceremony, U.B.C. Nov. 11, 1959 Untitled (Ms., notes & correspondence) 101-28 Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, New York Nov. 17, 1959 "Andrew Carnegie: Teacher and Friend of Teachers" (Ms. & correspondence) 101-29 U.B.C. Friends of the Library Dec. 8, 1959 "What Manner of Man Was He? Andrew Carnegie and Libraries in British Columbia" (Ms. & correspondence)

Box 102

1960-1962

102-1 Victoria College, Fund Campaign Opening Jan. 8, 1960 "Higher Education in British Columbia" (Ms. only)

102-2 Okanagan Tour April 3-9, 1960 "The Future of Higher Education in British Columbia" (Ms. & notes) 102-3 University of Saskatchewan May 13, 1960 "Canada: A Country and A People" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 102-4 Trinity College School, Port Hope, Ontario June 10, 1960 "Your Old Men Shall Dream Dreams, Your Young Men Shall See Visions" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 102-5 Canadian Authors Association July 8, 1960 Untitled (notes & correspondence) 102-6 U.B.C. Students Sept. 30, 1960 Untitled (Ms. & notes) 102-7 Canadian Conference on Children, Ste. Adelet P.Q. Oct. 5-6, 1960 Chairman "The Transition Years" (correspondence only) 102-8 North Central B.C, Tour Oct. 8-15, 1960 “The Future of Higher Education in British Columbia" (correspondence only) 102-9 Association of Governing Boards of State Universities and Allied Institutions, Meeting, 38th Annual, Seattle, 1960 Oct. 20, 1960 "The Education of the Intellectually Gifted Students" or "Education of the Academically Talented" (Ms. & correspondence) 102-10 U.B.C. United Nations Club. Flagpole Ceremony Oct. 24, 1960 (correspondence only) 102-11 Rotary Club, Vancouver Oct. 25, 1960 "Problems facing Higher Education in British Columbia" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 102-12 The Canadian Society of New York Nov. 18, 1960 "Canada, and the United States of America" or "Will Canada Survive as a Nation?" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 102-13 University Ball of Canada, Ottawa Feb. 24, 1961 "Higher Education in Canada and Throughout the World" (Ms. & correspondence) 102-14 Hebrew University of Jerusalem April 26, 1961 "Canada: A Nation in the Making" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 102-15 Rotary Club of Marpole, Vancouver May 15, 1961 Untitled (correspondence only) 102-16 Canadian Association of University Teachers, Montreal June 12, 1961 "How Should Our Universities Be Governed?" (Notes, & correspondence) 102-17 Christian Leadership Training School, Naramata July 2, 1961 Untitled (correspondence only) 102-18 U.B.C. Cairn Ceremony Sept. 21, 1961 Untitled (Ms., notes & correspondence)

102-19 Reserve Navy Banquet, HMCS Discovery Sept. 29, 1961 Untitled (correspondence only) 102-20 The Samuel N. Robertson Memorial Lecture, Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown Oct. 12, 1961 "Universities, Colleges and Federal Grants" (ms. & correspondence) 102-21 Chartered Life Underwriters Chapter of Vancouver and Life Underwriters Association Oct. 18, 1961 "The Future of Higher Education in British Columbia and Canada" or "Higher Education and the Need to Support It" (Ms. & correspondence) 102-22 U.B.C. Alumni Association, Vancouver Island. Regional Conference of Higher Education Nov. 25, 1961 Untitled keynote Address (notes & correspondence) 102-23 Bank of Nova Scotia - Annual Meeting Dec. 1961 "Canada’s Role in World Affairs - 1962" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 102-24 Bank of Nova Scotia Managers' Association Jan. 10, 1962 Untitled (notes only) 102-25 Rotary Club, Vancouver Jan. 16, 1962 "The Canada Council - Its Purposes and Activities" (Ms. & correspondence) 102-26 Vancouver Board of Trade. Advertising & Sales Bureau Jan. 29, 1962 "Universities of Today and Tomorrow" (Ms., notes & corres.) 102-27 Vancouver Symphony Society Feb. 4, 1962 Untitled (notes & correspondence) 102-28 Beth Israel Men's Club, Feb. 28, 1962 Brotherhood Dinner "Living Together" (correspondence) 102-29 Canadian Peace Research Institute April 28, 1962 Untitled (ms. & correspondence) 102-30 Memorial University of Newfoundland May 19, 1962 "The Winds of Change" (ms. only) 102-31 U.B.C. Spring Congregation May 24-25/62 Untitled (ms. & correspondence) 102-32 Victoria College, Congregation May 1962 "The Function and Role of Victoria College Now and in the Future" (Ms. only) 102-33 Canadian Institute of International Affairs, Women's Branch, Vancouver June 1, 1962 Untitled (correspondence only) 102-34 Men's Canadian Club, Vancouver June 28, 1962 "Reminiscences of the President of the University of British Columbia For 18 Years" (Ms., notes & correspondence) 102-35 Shawnigan Lake School June 30, 1962 "The Things That Abide in a World of Change" (Ms. only)

102-36 Unidentified (n.d.) "Canada: Looking Ahead" 102-37 Unidentified (n.d.) "The Challenge to Education. What is Education?" 102-38 Unidentified (n.d.) "The Political Implications of Peace. Keeping Under the United Nations Charter" (ms. only) 102-39 Unidentified (n.d.) "Chapter in the Work of Federal Aid to Higher Education in Canada"

Box 103

Radio Addresses (1944-1964)

103-1 Addresses, Broadcasts Indices 1944-1964 103-2 Annual Radio Reports Over C.B.C. 1944-1952 103-3 Annual Radio Reports Over C.B.C. 1953-1964 103-4 Addresses on Canada 1944-1963 103-5 Addresses on Education 1945-1964 103-6 Addresses on International Affairs 1947, 1960 103-7/8 International Waters Clippings (n.d.) 103-9 Addresses on Law 1963 103-10 Addresses on Religion 1948-1954 103-11 Miscellaneous Addresses 1946-1958 103-12 Miscellaneous Broadcasts 1945-1963 103-13 List of Radio Addresses 1944-1962 103-14 "Poppies for Remembrance" (n.d.) 103-15 "The University of British Columbia" Oct. 16, 1944 103-16 "Of Things to Come - A Citizens Forum" Feb. 6, 1945 103-17 "Dr. " (text & notes) March 10, 1945 103-18 "C.B.C. Symposium Broadcast on Dominion – Provincial Conference" Aug. 5, 1954 (text & notes) 103-19 "V.J. Day" (text) Aug. 12,, 1945 103-20 "The University of British Columbia" Oct. 15, 1945 (text and notes) 103-21 "Canadian Book Week" (text) Nov. 6, 1945 103-22 "Housing Our Student Veterans" (text) April 8, 1946 103-23 "The University of British Columba" Oct. 7, 1946 103-24 "War Memorial Gymnasium Campaign" Nov. 1946 (text) 103-25 "Canadian Citizenship" (text) Jan. 13, 1947 103-26 "The United Nations- Prospects of Success" Sept. 20, 1947

103-27 "The University of British Columbia" Oct. 24, 1947 (text & notes) 103-28 Canadian Cavalcade Programme - Interview Feb. 1948 103-29 "Wanted - 10,000 Careers" (text) 1948 103-30 "The Spiritual Influence of the University" Oct. 3, 1948 (text & corres.) 103-31 "Report to the Province of British Columbia Oct. 4, 1948 103-32 On Mike Tonight - Address Dec. 20, 1948 (text, notes & correspondence) 103-33 Religion and Life Week - Student Christian Movement Jan. 17, 1949 103-34 "What Does a University Have to Offer" March 14, 1949 103-35 "The North Atlantic Security Pact and the Canadian Constitution" March 19, 1949 (text, notes, and correspondence) 103-36 "Reporting to the Province" (text) Nov. 2, 1949 103-37 "University Education - Who Should Go and How Many of Them?" Jan. 15, 1950 103-38 Re: I.O.D.E. Founder's Day (text) Feb, 16, 1950 103-39 "President's Report to the Province" Oct. 16, 1950 103-40 Education Week Address (empty) March 5, 1950 103-41 "Boom Town, U.B.C. An Invitation to Open House" March 3, 1952 103-42 University of B.C. (Annual Report) Nov. 16, 1952 103-43 University's Activities to the People of the Province" April 19, 1953 103-44 "The Universities and Higher Education" May 1, 1953 103-45 "Annual Report to the Province" Oct. 4, 1953 103-46 "What Do We Want From Canadian Television?" Jan. 4, 1954 103-47 Symposium on "Freedom" March 14, 1954 103-48 "Religion and Education" Sept. 26, 1954 103-49 Annual Report on U.B.C. Nov, 16, 1954 103-50 Australian Broadcasting Commission June 19, 1955 "Guest of Honour" 103-51 "Cabbages and Kings" Sept. 14, 1955 103-52 "Annual Radio Report on the University" Dec. l, 1955 103-53 "The Crisis in Higher Education in Canada" Nov. 16, 1956 103-54 "Crisis in the Making" Nov. 27, 1956 (C.B.U.T. Television) 103-55 "Overcrowding at U.B.C." C.B.C. TV Dec, 28, 1956 103-56 University Radio and Television Society - Misc. 1955-1956 103-57 "Overcrowding at U.B..C." Jan. 15, 1957 University Radio & Television Society" 103-58 "My Impressions of Japan" Radio NHK, Tokyo March 20, 1957 103-59 Annual Report to the Province of B.C. Dec. 4, 1957 103-60 University Development Fund "Almanac" CBUT Television Jan. 13, 1958 103-61 Annual Radio Report to the Province Jan. 27, 1959 103-62 Film Re: Forest Protection Film Trailer Summer 1959 103-63 Annual Radio Report to the Province Oct. 8, 1959

103-64 Untitled C.B.U.T. Television Address Oct. 1959 103-65 "Canada in A Changing World" Jan. 12, 1960 103-66 Annual Radio Report to the Province Dec. 15, 1960 103-67 National Association of Educational Broadcasters Interview on Canadian- American Relations July 20, 1961 103-68 Annual Radio Report on U.B.C. Nov. 30, 1961 103-69 Radio Broadcasts – Miscellaneous 1959-1962 (correspondence only)

Box 104

Articles (to 1964)

104-1 Early Articles - Prior to 1944 Correspondence Canadian Bar Association 1925 Bibliographies Manuscripts (alphabetical) "Canada and Geneva" (n.d.) "Canada and Sanctions" Student Front Nov. 1935 "Canada and the Far East" (n.d.) "Canada the Empire and the Present Crisis" (Broadcast, N.Z., B.C., Wellington, N.Z.) Oct. 1, 1938 "Canada, the Privy Council and the Treaty Making Power" (n.d.) "Canada's Opportunity" (n.d.) "Canadian Affairs Affecting the Pacific" (n.d.) "Canadian Treaties" (n.d.) "Education in International Affairs" (n.d.) "Germans at Geneva" (n.d.) "International Notes" (n.d.) "Note sur la ratification, par la Roumanie, des conventions de Genes . . ." (n.d.) "The Obligations of Federal State (n.d.) "Toward the Draft Convention of the International Labour Office" "Orders - In and Of - Council (n.d.) "The Permanent Court of International Justice" (n.d.) "The Progressive Codification of International Law (n.d.) "The Recommendations and Draft Conventions of the I.F.O. and the Obligations of Federal States..." (n.d.) "The Second National Conference of the Student Christian Movement of Canada" (n.d.)

"The Teaching of International Law in Canada" (n.d.) "Treaty Revision or Auschluss?" (n.d.) 104-2 Articles - Master File 1944-1964 104-3 "Mr. Lippman's Critique of Education" American Scholar Spring 1941 (ms. only) 104-4 "International Law" (correspondence only) Canada in World Affairs, Vol. I. The Pre-War Years 1941 104-5 "Introduction" (ms. only) British Yearbook of International Law 1944 104-6 "What is the Financial Value of a University Education?" Jan. 29, 1946 British Columbia Digest (Ms. & correspondence) 104-7 "What Responsibilities Should Canada Take in UNESCO"? Food for Thought 1946 (ms. only) 104-8 "Education" (empty) Dec. 21, 1946 Montreal Daily Star 104-9 "Canada - A Federal State: Dominion - Provincial Relations" 1946 (ms. only) 104-10 "The University of British Columbia" Vancouver Daily Province March 1948 (ms., notes & correspondence) 104-11 "Ten of the Best Canadian Books" MacLean's Sept. 13, 1948 (ms. only) 104-12 "The University of British Columbia Today" (Ms. only) United Church Observer Sept. 15, 1948 104-13 "Where Does the University Fit In?" Vancouver Sun Sept. 24, 1948 (ms. & corres.) 104-14 "The School and Universities" The Educational Review 1948 (ms. only) 104-15 "Many Problems Faced to Start Medical Unit" Vancouver News Herald Feb. 18, 1949 (ms. & correspondence) 104-16 "Permanent Changes Brought About by the Influx of Veterans into Canadian Universities" Montreal Standard Sept. 16, 1949 (ms. only) 104-17 "Inter College Athletics in Canada" The Rotarian July 17, 1950 (ms. only) 104-18 Message to Newman Club B.C. Catholic Sept. 10, 1950 (ms. & correspondence) 104-19 "What is the Richest Reward that Education Can Give Today?" Book of Knowledge Annual Aug. 28, 1950 (ms. & correspondence) 104-20 "The Cost of Education" Western Miner Nov. 1950 (ms., notes & correspondence) 104-21 "Are the Universities Provincial Institutions?" March 16, 1953 (ms. only) 104-22 "The Challenge" Canadian World Government News July 1952 (ms. & correspondence) 104-23 "The Background of the Canadian Constitution" Canadian Bar Review 1951- 1952 (ms. notes & correspondence) 104-24 "The Canadian Economy" Think Feb. 3, 1953 (ms. & correspondence)

104-25 "Freedom in Society and in the University" Food for Thought Nov. 1953 (ms., notes & correspondence) 104-26 "First Principles" Transactions of the Royal Society of Canada, Section II June, 1954 104-27 "Background of the Canadian Constitution" Res Judicatae Feb. 1954 (ms. notes & correspondence) 104-28 "Higher Education in Canada" or "The Work of the Universities" Canadian Education Today, Ed. by J. Katz April 1955 (ms., notes & correspondence) 104-29 "Campus Politics" Outlook March 1956 (ms. & correspondence) 104-30 "The Role of U.B.C. in Educating Young People for Participation in the Affairs of the Community..." Vancouver Sun March 1956 (ms., correspondence) 104-31 "General Trend In Higher Education over the Next Ten Years" B.C. Booster Dec. 6, 1956 (ms. only) 104-32 "The Place of the College of Education in the University Community" Education Bulletin (U.B.C.) March 18, 1957 (ms. & correspondence) 104-33 "The Relationship of Education to Religion and Religion to Education" United Church Observer Dec. 1, 1957 (ms. & correspondence) 104-34 Geneva Park Report (Couchiching Conference) 1909-1958 Canadian YMCA Report Feb. 1958 104-35 "Higher Education in British Columbia - 1958-1978 Victoria Times & Colonist April 1958 (ms. & correspondence) 104-36 "Higher Education in the Maritimes" Atlantic Advocate May 1958 (ms. & correspondence) 104-37 "Higher Education in British Columbia" Times Weekly Review May 1958 (ms. & correspondence) 104-38 "Where to Spend Education $$$" MacLean's Aug. 30, 1958 (ms., notes & correspondence) 104-39 "What We Expect From Education" Quebec Educational Record April - June 195? (ms. & correspondence) 104-40 "Culture in Dormitories" Saturday Night May 9, 1959 (ms., notes & correspondence) 104-41 "What Do Professors Know?" A Reply Oak Bay Leader Oct. 1959 (ms., notes & correspondence) 104-42 "Preview" Re: Canadian Professors Leaving MacLean's Nov. 14, 1959 (ms. only) 104-43 "The Growing American Influence in Canada" or "Neighbourly Influences" Times (London) Nov. 30, 1959 (ms., notes & correspondence) 104-44 "Students Pay Dearly for Education" Vancouver Sun (text) Dec. 29, 1959 104-45 "The Place of A Faculty of Education in a University" Journal of Education Feb. 2, 1960 (ms. & correspondence)

104-46 "Education and Human Resources" Editorial For Education Week March 1960 (ms. only) 104-47 "Faculty Participation in University Administration" Vestes (Australian Universities Review) June 1960 CAUT Bulletin (ms.& corresp.) April 1962 104-48 "University of British Columbia" B.C.S.T.A. Trustee Manual June 1960 (ms. & correspondence) 104-49 "Canadian - American Relations: Canada's Number one Problem" New York Herald Tribune Nov. 1960 (notes & correspondence) 104-50 Re: High School Conference (ms.) 1960 104-51 "The Expansion of Higher Education in Canada International Association of Universities." The Expansion of Higher Education (Papers - 6) 1960 (ms., notes & correspondence) 104-52 Polar Star (for statement to Lutheran students) 1961 (Print only) 104-53 Christian Leadership Training School Article Feb. 15, 1972 (ms. & correspondence) 104-54 U.B.C. President Report 1961-1962 June 30, 1962 (ms. only) 104-55 "Canada's Birthday Needs Gifts that Keep Giving" Toronto Globe & Mail Feb. 2, 1963 (ms. & correspondence) 104-56 "A Tough Land to Tame What Keeps B.C. Moving?" Financial Post March 9, 1963 (ms. & correspondence) 104-57 "UNESCO - Art and the Film" Performing Arts Spring 1963 (notes & correspondence) 104-58 "Federal Aid to Education, with Particular Reference to Higher Education" May 1963 (ms. only) 104-59 "The Confederation of Canada" Echoes Winter 1963 (ms. only) 104-60 "Adult Education Extension Work and the New Universities" Continuous Learning Jan.-Feb. 1964 (ms. only) 104-61 "Canada's Contribution to the Arts at Home and Abroad" Performing Arts Fall 1964 (ms. & corresp.) 104-62 "The Canada Council" Progress 1964 (ms. & correspondence)

Box 105

Articles (1960-1970)

105-1 "International Law and the Contemporary World Situation" 196? (ms. only) 105-2 "S.C.M. Its History; Its Philosophy; Its Achievements; Its Finances; Its Future" mid-1960's (ms. only) 105-3 "Federal Aid to Education With Particular Reference to Higher Education" post-1962 (ms. only)

105-4 "Motivations for Peace" World Peace Through World Law Seminar, Vancouver Feb. 8, 1963 (ms., notes & correspondence) 105-5 "Our National Birthday" C.B.C. Broadcast - "Special Speaker Programme" March 17, 1963 (ms. & correspondence) 105-6 Untitled Broadcast C.T.V. "Sunday Venture" March 18, 1963 (correspondence only) 105-7 "The Role of the Teacher in National and International Affairs" Ontario Educational Association April 15, 1963 (ms. only) 105-8 "Canada's National Birthday" Canadian Centenary Council, Annual Meeting, Montreal April 18, 1963 (ms., notes & correspondence) 105-9 "Canada 1963-1967" Canadian Club, London (Eng) Annual Dominion Day Dinner, 1963 July 1, 1963 (ms. & notes) 105-10 "Planning for 1967" Community Planning Association of Canada Sept. 30, 1963 (ms. & correspondence) 105-11 Untitled Speech Re: Scots North British Society Nov. 1963 (ms. only) 105-12 Untitled Speech Re: Education Unidentified Audience, Alberta post-1964 (ms. only) 105-13 "Canada's Role in International Affairs; Canadian Foreign Policy" Unidentified Audience 1964-1969? (ms. only) 105-14 "The Changing Scene in Canada" Unidentified Audience 1964-1969? (ms. only) 105-15 "Another Look at Confederation and the Future of Canada" April 1964 (ms. & correspondence) 105-16 "Our World - One World" World Peace Through World Law Seminar, Saskatoon, 1964 May 3, 1964 (ms., notes & correspondence) 105-17 "Tribute to Men Who Never Lost" Weekly Scotsman June 4, 1964 (ms. only) 105-18 "Canada's Role in International Affairs From the University's Point of View" Rotary Club, Vancouver March 9, 1965 (ms., notes & correspondence) 105-19 "The University of British Columbia Library" Dec. 1965 Article for Unidentified Publication (ms. only) 105-20 Untitled Article Re: Maritime University Libraries Dec. 15, 1965 Unidentified Publication (ms.) 105-21 "The importance of Conservation for Ourselves and Our Children" 1966- 1969? Unidentified Audience (ms. only) 105-22 "A View on Education ; With May Reference to the Atlantic Region" Atlantic Advocate 1966 (ms. only) 105-23 Untitled Y Club Autumn 1966 (ms. & correspondence) 105-24 "The Canadian Constitution" Unidentified 1967? (ms. only) 105-25 "Our Canadian Heritage" Canadian Centenary Council, annual meeting, 7th Feb. 1, 1967

105-26 Untitled Convocation Speech University of Brandon May 27, 1967 (ms. only) 105-27 "The Constitution of Canada in the Light of Changing 0pinions and Attitudes" Canadian Club, London, Eng. July 1, 1967 (ms., notes, corres.) 105-28 "The Future of Education in Canada" Unidentified 1968 (ms. only) 105-29 "Federal Involvement In Education" Invitation Conference on Emerging Trends in Canadian Education, Saskatchewan School Trustees Association, Saskatoon March 2, 1968 (ms., notes & correspondence) 105-30 "Vincent Massey 1887-1967" Royal Society of Canada. Minutes of Proceedings, Pt. II 1968 (ms., notes & correspondence) 105-31 "College Entrance" Service for Admission to College and University, Annual Meeting Ottawa, March 28, 1968 (ms. & notes) 105-32 "The Future of Canada" Women's Canadian Club, Vancouver June 25, 1968 (ms. only) 105-33 "Memorandum: Education and Languages in Canada" Thinkers Conference on Cultural Rights, Toronto, Dec. 14, 1968 (ms. only) 105-34 Senate Speeches 1966-1967 (ms. & notes) 105-35 Senate Speeches Jan.-Sept. 1968 (ms. only) 105-36 Senate Speeches Oct., Dec, 1968 (ms. & notes) 105-37 Miscellaneous Material - Education ?-1968 (ms., notes & correspondence) 105-38 "Fishing" Unidentified ca. 1969 (ms. only) 105-39 "Some Impressions of the United States of America and Its People" ca. 1969 (ms. only) 105-40 "The Role of the University President" U.B.C. Reports Aug. 5, 1969 (ms. & correspondence) 105-41 "Canadian Affairs" Association of Canadian Clubs Conference, Biennial, London, Ont. June 6, 1969 (ms. notes & correspondence) 105-42 "What the Community Expects of or From our Universities" Symposium on the Role of the University in Contemporary Society, Victoria June 25, 1969 105-43 "The Development of International Studies in Canada" Empire and Nations: Essays in Honour of Frederic H. Soward 1969 (ms. only) 105-44 "Dr. Inazo Nitobe" Unidentified ca. 1970 (ms. only) 105-45 "Brief Note Re: The Contributions of the Late Senator Wallace Parris to the University and the Faculty of Law at U.B.C." Unidentified March 17, 1970 (ms. only) 105-46 "Our Farewell to Bess and Lawren Harris" Memorial Service Feb. 5, 1970 (ms. & notes) 105-47 Untitled Address Canadian Club, St. John, N.B. April 21, 1970 (ms. only) 105-48 "Canada and the United States: North American Neighbours" Kiwanis Club, Seattle April 28, 1970 (ms. & notes)

105-49 "The Lawrence of Yugoslavia Who Refused to be Defeated" Atlantic Advocate May 1970 (ms. only) 105-50 Testimonial Letter Re: Dr. Conin MacKay May 6, 1970 (ms. only) 105-51 "The Constitution and the Senate - 1970" Women's Canadian Club of Vancouver Sept. 16, 1970 (ms., notes & corresp.) 105-52 "The Business Executive, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" Banff School of Advanced Management Nov.27, 1970 (ms., notes & correspondence) 105-53 "Some thoughts on Reading 'The Relevance of International Adjudication'" Canadian Yearbook of International Law, 1970 (Reprint only) 105-54 "Building Walls Around Canada is Stupid Beyond Words" Ottawa Citizen April 8, 1971 (copy only) 105-55 "The Senate and the Constitution" Women’s Canadian Club, Victoria Nov. 23, 1971 (notes & ms.) 105-56 "A Voice from the Past" Unidentified Audience 1972 (ms. & print) 105-57 "The R.C.A.F. 1924-1974" Unidentified Audience 1974 (notes) 105-58 "Henry F.Munro" March 1975 (ms. & correspondence) 105-59 The Development of Universities and Particularly the University of British Columbia over the Years" 1972? (ms. only) 105-60 "Senator Donald Cameron" (ms. only) 197? 105-61 "Canada in Retrospect" 196? Unidentified (ms. only)

Box 106

Book Reviews (to 1970)

106-1/2 Miscellaneous - Prior to 1944 106-3 International Law & Relations - Prior to 1944 106-4 "British Yearbook of International Law" 1944 (file is empty) 106-5 "A Concise History of the Law of Nations", Arthur Nussbaum; “Change and Crisis in European Government", James Kerr Pollock; International Problem of Governing Mankind" Philip C. Jessup; "International Journal" Spring 1948 (ms. & correspondence) 106-6 "On Being Canadian", Vincent Massey Nov. 1948 "Canadian Historical Review" (ms. & correspondence) 106-7 "A Modern Law of Nations, Philip C. Jessup "International Journal" Summer 1949 (ms. & correspondence) 106-8 "The Functions of the University", R.S.K. Seeley "Can Education be Liberal Today?" "Saturday Night" 1949 (ms. & correspondence) 106-9 "The Law of the United Nations", Hans Kelsen, "University of Toronto Law Journal" Nov. 2, 1950 (ms. & correspondence)

106-10 "Commentary on the Law of Prize and Booty, Hugo Grotius, "University of Toronto Law Journal", April 4, 1952 (ms. & correspondence) 106-11 "The Basis of Obligation In International Law", James Leslie Brierly "Canadian Bar Review" January 1959 (ms. & correspondence) 106-12 "World Peace Through World Law", Grenville Clark & Louis B. Sohn, "Canadian Forum" 1961 (ms. & corresp.) 106-13 "Sidney Earle Smith", E.A. Corbett "Vancouver Sun" Oct. 30, 1961 (ms. & corresp.) 106-14 "Autobiography of James T. Shotwell, James T. Shotwell, International Journal Spring 1962 (ms. & correspondence) 106-15 "A Place of Liberty", George Whalley, Editor "Can Faculty Members Take Control?" Saturday Night Sept. 1964 (ms. & correspondence) 106-16 "The Relevance of International Adjudication", Milton Katz, "Canadian Yearbook of International Law", 1970 (ms. & correspondence)

Forwards (1926-1970)

106-17 Miscellaneous (ms.) 1933, 1945-1962 106-18 L.S. Klinck Tillicum (ms.) 1926-1943 106-19 L.S. Klinck Totem (ms.) 1930-1944 106-20 Tillicum (ms.) 1944-1951 106-21 Ubyssey Articles (ms.) 1945-1962 106-22 Totem (ms.) 1946-1947, 1949-1960 106-23 "The Functions of the University, R.S.K. Seeley 1947 (ms. see also file 11/8) 106-24 Homecoming Messages 1950 (ms.) 1950, 1959-1961 106-25 U.B.C. Alumni Chronicle (ms.) 1953-1956 106-26 Book of Knowledge - Introduction 1958 (ms. & correspondence) 106-27 "Canadian Yearbook of International Law" 1963 (correspondence only) 106-28 International Studies and the International Role of the Canadian Universities 1963 (Ms.) 106-29 Sopron Faculty of Forestry at U.B.C. March 17, 1970 (Ms.) 106-30/31 Press Statements, pre-1944, 1956-1963

Articles about MacKenzie (to 1962)

106-32 Articles on Dr. MacKenzie Prior to 1944 106-33 "He's Here, He's There, He's Everywhere: UBC Theme Song", Al Williamson, "Vancouver News Herald" Feb. 14, 1945 106-34 "U.B.C. - Sis-Boom - Ah" Time Feb. 18, 1946

106-35 "University of British Columbia; Canada's Youngest College not only Educates but Houses Veterans on Its Campus" Zoe Bieler, "Montreal Standard" Oct. 26, 1946 106-36 "A Friend of the Farmers" Country Life Nov. 1946 106-37 "Big Larry of U.B.C.", Clyde Gilmour "Maclean's" Nov. 1, 1946 106-38 "Bluenose on the Pacific", Margaret & Robert Francis "National Home Monthly" March 1947 106-39 "Dr. Norman MacKenzie further Recognized for Literary Work" Hugh MacLean, "Eastern Chronicle" July 31, 1952 106-40 "International Aspects of the Campus", Lille Deasum, "MacLean's" 1955? 106-41 "Where Intellectuals are Tough" J.E. Belliveau, "Star Weekly" May 3, 1958 106-42 "How Ambition Raised Tarpaper Row" Roderick Goodman, "Globe Magazine" Jan. 30, 1960 106-43 "The Lively Years With 'Larry'" Eric Nicol, "U.B.C. Alumni Chronicle" Spring, 1962 106-44 "A Canadian Worth Knowing" "Star Weekly" Oct. 20, 1962 106-45 Miscellaneous Press Clippings

Miscellaneous & Source Material

106-46 International Law Bibliographies 106-47 Government I Class, "Why I Attend University" 1944-1945 106-48 Contemplated Articles 106-49 Future Addresses 106-50 Excerpt - Princess Elizabeth's Address April 21, 1947 106-51 The Draft and Enlistment vs College Enrollment 106-52 Dumbarton Oaks Proposals 106-53 Report of the Royal Commission on Dominion-Provincial Relations 1867-1939 106-54 Scholarship for Canada: the Function of Graduate Studies John-Bartlet Brebner 106-55 "Some Thoughts on Canadian Nationalism" Glazebrook (George Parkin DE Twenebroker?)

Box 107

Honorary Degrees (1946-1952)

107-1 Honourary Degrees, Citations, Plaques, Medals, Etc. Inventory 107-2 Order of St. Michael and St. George July 1, 1946 Investiture, February 10, 1948 (correspondence only)

107-3 University of Ottawa LLD June 8, 1947 (correspondence only) 107-4 University of Bristol LLD July 16, 1948 (Citation, Correspondence, Misc. PRNT) 107-5 University of Alberta. LLD Oct. 28, 1950 (Citation & speech, corresp.) 107-6 University of Glasgow LLD June 20, 1951 (Ms., correspondence & Misc. PRNT) 107-7 University of Glasgow LLD June 20, 1951 (Misc. PRNT, Clippings Etc.) 107-8 Men's Fashion Council of Canada. Ten Best Dressed Men in Canada Feb. 1952 (correspondence & clippings) 107-9 Vancouver Newsmen's Club. British Columbian of the Year March 29, 1952 (correspondence & Misc. PRNT) 107-10 Laval University D.Sc.Soc. Sept. 22, 1952 (correspondence & Misc. PRNT)

Box 108

Honorary Degrees (1953-1963)

108-1 Dalhousie University LLD May 12, 1953 (Address, Correspondence, Misc. PRNT) 108-2 St. Francis Xavier University LLD Sept. 1, 1953 (Correspondence, Misc., PRNT) 108-3 McGill University LLD May 31, 1954 (Correspondence, Misc., PRNT) 108-4 University of Sydney, Australia LLD June 14, 1955 (Correspondence, Misc., PRNT) 108-5 University of Rochester LLD June 10, 1956 (Address, correspondence, misc., PRNT) 108-6 Canadian Officer's Training Corps, U.B.C. Honourary Colonel Feb. 11, 1957 (Correspondence, Misc., PRNT) 108-7 University of Alaska LLD May 13, 1957 (Correspondence, PRNT) 108-8 University of California, Berkeley LLD March 20, 1958 (Correspondence, misc., PRNT) 108-9 Bank of Nova Scotia. Illustrious Sons Dec. 1, 1959 (Correspondence, misc., PRNT, clippings) 108-10 University of Saskatchewan D.C.L. May 13, 1960 (Address, correspondence, Misc., PRNT) 108-11 Bank of Nova Scotia. Director Oct. 11, 1960 (Correspondence, Misc. PRNT) 108-12 Memorial University of Newfoundland - D.Litt. May 19, 1962 (Correspondence, Misc., PRNT) 108-13 University of British Columbia LLD May 25, 1962 (Address & misc., PRNT)

108-14 Royal Military College, Kingston LLD May 31, 1963 (Address, correspondence, misc., PRNT)

Box 109

Toronto - U.N.B. Files - Cabinet #l

109-1 Aliens, Status of - Canada 109-2 Char, Tin-Yuke. Legal Restrictions on Chinese in English-Speaking Countries of the Pacific M.A. Thesis, University of Hawaii 1932 109-3 Chinese Immigration to Canada, 1932- 109-4 (Naturalization) 109-5 Correspondence Re: The Status of Aliens in Pacific Countries 1934-1937 109-6 The Status of Aliens in Pacific Countries (Manuscripts, Primarily of "Introduction" 109-7 Articles Etc. on The Status of Aliens in Pacific Countries 109-8 (C.I.I.A. - The Far East) 109-9 (C.I.I.A. - Miscellaneous) 109-10 (C.I.I.A. - Papers) 109-11 C.I.I.A. Minutes (February 2, 1934) 109-12 (C.I.I.A., Carnegie Endowment and Y.M.C.A. 1939) 109-13 C.I.I.A. - to File (correspondence & minutes 1940) 109-14 Institute of Pacific Relations - Research 1933 109-15 Institute of Pacific Relations, Victoria, (1939) 109-16 Original Notes and Documents in the Case Before P.C.I.J. Night Work in Bakeries. I.L.O. 109-17 Canada and the Law of Nations 109-18 Canada and the League - Clippings and Notes 109-19 Canada and the League (con't) - Clippings and Notes 109-20 Canadian International Law Society 109-21 Canadian - American Relations 109-22 The Far East. Foreign Policy Association. 1932 109-23 International Labour Legislation - notes and clippings 109-24 Industrial International Relations 109-25 International Co-operation 109-26 Notes on International Law Collected at Geneva, 1925-1927 109-27 International Law - Miscellaneous - Notes Collected at Harvard Law School 1923-1924 109-28 League of Nations

Box 110

110-1 Toronto Star Arbitration Feb.-March 19?? 110-2 Canadian General Electric Arbitration May-June 1940 110-3 Trenton Steel Works Arbitration 1940 (report & notes) 110-4 Trenton Steel Works Arbitration 1940 (correspondence, misc., clippings) 110-5 Intercolonial Coal Co. Arbitration June 2-15, 1941 110-6 Imperial Conference of Students, London & Cambridge 1924- 110-7 S.C.M. Publications 110-8 Vox Studentium 110-9 World Student Christian Federation, International Student Service (Institute of Pacific Relations & Summer Institute on Current Affairs) 110-10 Academic Refugees 110-11 Armaments and the Export of Nickel 110-12 Canadian Association for Adult Education. Brief to Royal Commission on Dominion - Provincial Relations January 1938 110-13 Corbett, P.E. (correspondence 1932-1934) 110-14 Communications - General. Press, Etc. - correspondence 110-15 Laing, Lionel E. 110-16 Liberalism as Stated? 1932-1933 Liberal Summer School 110-17 Miscellaneous Address Notes, Etc. 110-18 (Newfoundland and Confederation) 110-19 Legislative Council, Nova Scotia 110-20 Quetico - Superior Council

Box 111

Toronto - U.N.B. Files - Cabinet #2

111-1 American Contributions to International Law. Pan-America 111-2 Bible Society (addresses, Etc. 1938) 1938 111-3 Reports and Articles on Sydney Conference. C.I.I.A. 111-4 "A Canadian Policy in the Far East." American Historical Association, Toronto Dec. 28, 1932 111-5 Defense of North America 111-6 Edward VIII's Abdication 111-7 "How Canadian Opinion is Formed" University of Toronto Monthly April 1933 111-8 The King's Title 111-9 Labour Legislation and the Canadian Constitution

111-10 Parliamentary vs. United States form of Government) 111-11 The Role of International Law in Peaceful Change - Problems of Population and Persons 111-12 Brief - Rowell Commission (League of Nations Society) 111-13 Letters Written to the Press 111-14 The Pact of Loceuno 111-15 (Articles - International Law) 111-16 Articles & Notes on International Law - Published 111-17 Miscellaneous Articles - International Law - Original and Extra Copies 111-18 Articles - International Law 111-19 Articles - International Law 111-20 Articles - International Relations 111-21 Articles - International Relations 111-22 Articles - International Relations 111-23 Articles - International Relations 111-24 Speeches, Lectures & Addresses (1) Original & Extra Copies 111-25 Speeches, Lectures & Addresses (2) Original & Extra Copies 111-26 Articles - Miscellaneous 111-27 Recent Articles or Speeches March 1941-1943 111-28 Miscellaneous Material

Box 112

112-1 Miscellaneous Articles 112-2 Miscellaneous Notes 112-3 Book Reviews, Etc. 1924-1932 112-4 Book Reviews - International Law & Relations 112-5 Book Reviews & Articles - Law 112-6 Book Reviews - Miscellaneous 112-7 Book Reviews 112-8 Articles, Broadcasts 112-9 Broadcasts - The World Today 112-10 C.B.C. Broadcasts & Miscellaneous 112-11 Treaties - Treaty Making Power

Box 113

Toronto - U.N.B. Files - Cabinet #3

113-1 Alberta School of Community Life, Olds 1939, 1940

113-2 Canadian Constitutional Law 113-3 Canadian Constitutional Law. Articles and Notes 113-4 Can. Consl. Parliamentary Committee Report 113-5 C.I.I.A. Annual Meeting, March 1, 1935 113-6 Disarmament, Freedom of the Seas, Etc. (Print) 113-7 Treaty Making Power in Canada 113-8 International Congress on the Laws of Aviation, 7th. Lyons 1925 113-9/10 International Labour Conference, Geneva (1) 1922 113-11 Originals of Articles, Addresses, Etc. - Far East 1932-1933 113-12 Articles - The Far Eastern Conflict 1931-1933 113-13 Miscellaneous Articles - International Labour Office 113-14 Articles - International Law 113-15 Articles - International Relations, Etc. 113-16 International Labour Office 113-17 Articles - Notes - Labrador Boundary Settlement 113-18 Articles - Treaties 113-19 Articles to Write 113-20 Speech - Cleveland's Two-day Institute on the Three Americas 113-21 Recent Articles and Speeches Canadian Conference on Social Work, 8th. Montreal 1942 113-22 Miscellaneous - Notes of Speeches - Interviews, Etc. 113-23 Miscellaneous Speeches 113-24 History, Function, Principles, and the Law of Labour Organization - Broadcast 113-25 Student Christian Movement

Box 114

114-1 Student Organizations 114-2 Law Classes 114-3 Law Classes 114-4 Property II 114-5 Public International Law 114-6 Public International Law 114-7 International Notes 114-8 Notes on Speeches, 1942 114-9 Miscellaneous Notes - Law 114-10 P.C. Practices - Notes, Clippings 114-11 St. Lawrence & Chicago 114-12 International Committee on Christian Literature for Africa

114-13 Notes on Speeches, Etc.

Box 115

115-1 Clippings, 1920's 115-2 Canada and Law of Nations 115-3 "Canadian Foreign Policy". By R.A. MacKay Part I. Historical Background 115-4 "Canadian Foreign Policy". By R.A. MacKay Part 2 Basic Factors 115-5 "Canadian Foreign Policy". By R.A. MacKay Part 3 Constitutional Factors (1) 115-6 "Canadian Foreign Policy". By R.A. MacKay Part 3 Constitutional Factors (2) 115-7 Miscellaneous 1939-1944

Box 116

Possible Speech Material

116-1 British Universities by Ernest Barker 116-2 Education and Politics 116-3 "Our College System : A Revaluation" by James B. Conant 116-4 "The Place of Latin in Modern Education" by W. Leonard Grant 116-5 "The Free University of Berlin" by Adrian L. Hart 116-6 "The Universities and the Nation" by Rt. Hon. A. Meighen 116-7 "Purposes of Education" by Mosher 116-8 "Fight for Democratic Education" by Jerome Nathanson 116-9 "Private Competitive Business: Buttress of Freedom" by H.W. Prentis, Jr. 116-10 "Re: Higher Education Fortune Survey" by E. Roper 116-11 "Toward First Principles in Higher Education, A Dynamic Quest for Unity" by Ordway Tead 116-12 "Is Education Getting Too Big?" Re: University of California 116-13 "The Relation of the University to the State" - Proceedings. 1947 All- University Faculty Conference, 2nd, Davis 116-14 Re: Municipal Government 1946 116-15 Re: World Churches: Protestant, Orthodox Groups Resolve Attitudes on Varied Problems of Day, Toronto July 1950 116-16 "College Press Freedom is Controversial in U.S." 116-17 Re: Universities Congress Christian News Letter 116-18 (Education) for Dr. MacKenzie's Files on Speech Material 116-19 "McCarthy Under Fire" by S.M. 116-20 Re: Communism. University of California; Pledge of Loyalty 116-21 Misc. Articles

116-22 "Some Issues of Canadian Federalism" by M. Cohen Round Tables One A and One B 116-23 Articles Misc. "Peace Without Pacifism" by M. Cohen "The Way to Peace" by T.M. Seager 116-24 "Problems in the Administration of Canadian Resources" by Hugh Keenleyside 116-25 Address by L.B. Pearson, Syracuse University, June 6, 1949 116-26 Excerpts From Documentary Textbook on International Relations by John Eugene Harley 116-27 C.B.C. School Broadcasts 116-28 International Court of Justice Re: Mandated Territory of South West Africa 116-29 Speech Material - Canadian-American Relations 116-30 "The Outlook for University Graduates" by E. Pearrault 116-31 Quotations - Etc. 116-32 Education 116-33 "General Dwight D. Eisenhower" 116-34 Education Re: Communism Misc. (1) 116-35 Education Re: Communism Misc. (2) 116-36 Speech Material Miscellaneous 116-37 "Education in Review: Graduate Schools are Urged to Give Doctoral Candidates Some Preparation for Teaching" 116-38 Miscellaneous 116-39 Education Topics Miscellaneous 116-40 Education Miscellaneous - From Press 116-41 "Some Thoughts on University Education" by Richard Livingstone 116-42 Education 116-43 "The Emergency and the Colleges" by E.H. Hopkins 116-44 "Science and Higher Education" by W.P. Thompson 116-45 Education Re: Academic Freedom 116-46 "The Function of the University in a Modern World" by John Bassett (empty) 116-47 "Education In Review" (empty)

Box 117

Miscellaneous Early Materials

117-1 Articles by Miscellaneous Authors 117-2 Early Articles - Law 117-3 Early Articles - Canadian & Commonwealth Relations

117-4/5 Law Courses, notes 117-6 Examination Papers - Civil Service of Canada - University of Toronto 117-7 Maps 117-8 New Brunswick Reconstruction Committee - The Regional Economy of New Brunswick by J.R. Petrie 117-9 New Brunswick Reconstruction Committee - Appendix 'A' The Regional Economy of New Brunswick by J.R. Petrie 117-10 New Brunswick Reconstruction Committee - "Forestry & Post War Reconstruction" by N.B. Forest Products Association 117-11 Report of the Saint John Committee on Post-War Reconstruction 1944 117-12 Royal Commission an Dominion - Provincial Relations - Labour Legislation - Prairie Population Possibilities 117-13 Newfoundland Competition of Canadian & Newfoundland Fisheries Trade Position of Newfoundland Strategic Geography of Nfld. 117-14 Ships-Orders Made in the Exchequer Court (in Prize) 117-15 Religious Liberty - An Inquiry Joint Committee on Religious Liberty of the Federal Council of Churches and the Foreign Missions Conference Box 118

Radio Correspondence 1938-1939

118-1 A - D 1938-1939 118-2 C.B.C. 1938 118-3 C.B.C. 1939 118-4 K - Q 1938-1939 118-5 S - W 1938-1939 118-6 Scripts 1938-1939 118-7 Texts 118-8 Miscellaneous

Box 119

Bibliography Cards

Articles, Etc., Written by Norman Mackenzie General Articles on International Law and Canadian Constitutional Law

Box 120

BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL SERIES

Scrapbooks

Newspaper Clippings (Re: MacKenzie)

120-1 1908-1939 120-2 1926-1940 120-3 1937-1949 120-4 1941-1953 120-5 1949-1953 120-6 1960-1962 120-7 1961-1962 120-8 Cartoons of N.A.M. Mackenzie 1962 120-9 Opening of Norman MacKenzie Centre for Fine Arts 1976

Box 121

Appointment Books & Notebooks 1909-1977

Box 122

Memorabilia

Box 123

Honorary Degrees & Awards

Box 124

Honorary Degrees & Awards [Oversize]

Box 125

Honorary Degrees & Awards [Oversize]

Box 126

Newspaper Clippings Re: MacKenzie (1939-1976)

126-1 Undated 126-2 1939-1943 126-3 1944 126-4 1945-1948 126-5 1951-1953 126-6 1954-1956 126-7 1957-1959 126-8 1960 126-9 1961 126-10 1962 126-11 1963 Jan. - June 126-12 1963 July - Sept 126-13 1963 Oct. - Dec 126-14 1964 126-15 1965-1966 126-16 1967-1968 126-17 1969 126-18 1970-1974 126-19 1975 126-20 1976

Box 127

Memoirs

127-1 History of New Faculties, etc. 127-2 Biographical Materials - U.N.B. 1940-1944 127-3 Biographical Information 127-4 Extracts 127-5 Articles 127-6 Miscellaneous 127-7 "A Man and His Times" Interview - Taped Interview - Transcripts of Taped Interview 127-8 Interview Transcripts - C.B.C. Interview - "A Man and His Times" B.B.C. Television Magazine "To Larry with Love"

U.B.C. Museum Interview - Reva Robinson U.N.B. Interview - Janet Toole U.B.C. Installation Address Oct. 1944 Senate Address Dec. 1960

127-9 Interview with Allen Specht - Aural History - Provincial Archives U.B.C. Military Units 1975

Box 128

Memoirs of A CANADIAN - Working Papers

Box 129

Memoirs of A CANADIAN - Manuscripts

Box 130

Information about Papers

Box 131

Inventories - Rough Draft

Box 132

Miscellaneous

Biographical Material series (continues)

Box 133

CANADA COUNCIL SERIES

Correspondence

133-1 1950-1954 133-2 1955-56, 1957 A-C 133-3 1957 D-S

133-4 1957 T-XYZ 133-5 1958 A-Chap 133-6 1958 Cor-PI 133-7 1958 P-XYZ 133-8 1959 A-B

Box 134

134-1 1959 C-Dal 134-2 1959 Dan-H 134-3 1959 J-N 134-4 1959 N-S 134-5 1959 T-Trueman, A.W. Feb. 59 134-6 1959 Trueman, A.W. March 59- May 59 134-7 1959 Trueman, A.W. June.59- XYZ 134-8 1960 A-Bussiere, E. May 1960

Box 135

135-1 1960 Bussiere, E. July - F 135-2 1960 G-L 135-3 1960 M-Rob 135-4 1960 Ros-Tou 135-5 1960 Trueman, A.W. Jan.- June 135-6 1960 Trueman, A.W, July-XYZ 135-7 1961 A-B 135-8 1961 C-F 135-9 1961 G-S 135-10 1961 T

Box 136

136-1 1961 V-XYZ 136-2 1962 A-B 136-3 1962 C 136-4 1962 D-J 136-5 1962 L-S 136-6 1962 T-Trueman, A.W. April 1962 136-7 1962 Trueman, A.W. May 62 - XYZ 136-8 1963 A- XYZ

136-9 1964-1972

Box 137

Working Papers

137-1 March 1, 1952, Oct. 13, 1954, April 1957 137-2 University Capital Grants Fund (Statement of Income) June-Aug. 57 137-3 Speech of Brooke Claxton Sept.-Dec. 1957 137-4 Kingston Conference Jan-Feb. 1958 137-5 Annual Report, Year ended March 31, 1955, March, 1958 Financial Statements March 31, 1958 137-6 Report to Prime Minister April-July 1958 Financial Statements, June 30, 1958 137-7 Financial Statements Sept. 15, 1958 Sept.-Oct. 1958 137-8 Financial Statements Dec. 31, 1958 Nov.-Dec. 1958

Box 138

138-1 Misc. & Jan, 1959 138-2 Annual Report Feb.- March 1959 Financial Statements March 1959 138-3 Univ. Capital Grants Fund Endowment Fund Statements April-July 1959 138-4 Canada Council Train Sept.-Oct. 1959 Timetables - Maritimes Meeting Agenda - Maritimes Meeting Financial Statements Oct. 1959 138-5 Report. Directors Trip to Australia - November 1959 Draft Agenda 13th Meeting 138-6 Misc. 1960 138-7 January 1960 138-8 Draft Agenda 14th Meeting February 1960 1959-60 Budget & Grants Authorized Univ. Capital Grants Fund & Endowment Fund 138-9 Univ. Capital Grants Fund March 1960 Minutes Meeting CDN. Author's Assoc. March 1960 Financial Statements Year ended March 31, 1960 138-10 Budget 1960-61 April-June 1960 Report to P.M. Treasurer's Report, Annual Meeting

Univ. Capital Grants Fund Financial Statements

Box 139

139-1 List of Grants Approved 1960-61 July-August 1960 139-2 Financial Statements Sept.-Oct. 1960 139-3 Submission to P.M. asking for Endowment fund Increase Nov.-Dec. 1960 Financial Statements 139-4 Univ. Capital Grants Misc. & Jan. 1961 More Income for Endowment 139-5 Revised Timetable for Toronto Mtg Feb. 1961 Address by on Canada Council Agenda Meeting Academic Committee Endowment Fund Application 139-6 Draft Agenda April 1961 Meeting March - April 1961 Univ. Capital Grants Fund 139-7 Financial Statements June-August 1961 Agenda Meeting Academic Committee Univ. Capital Funds Grant 139-8 Report to P.M. May 1961 Draft Agenda May 1961 Annual Meeting Agenda Meeting Academic Committee Budget 1961-62 139-9 Financial Statements year ended March 31, 1961 Sept. 1961 Report to Chairman & Members of CDA Council on Examination of the Accounts & Financial Transactions for yr. ended March 31, 1961 Timetable Cal.-Edmonton Meeting Endowment Fund Applications Meeting Academic Committee Sept. 4-5, 1961 139-10 Financial Statements Oct. 2, 1961 Oct.-Dec.- 1961 Agenda Meeting Academic Committee 139-11 List Applicants' 62/63 Misc.& Jan.-Feb. Financial Statements Jan. 3, 1962 Preliminary Agenda Meeting Academic Committee 139-12 Financial Statements March-April 1962

Box 140

140-1 Draft Agenda of 5th Annual Meeting May-July 1962 List of Applicants 62/63

Report to P.M. March 31, 1962 Financial Statements July 1962 Report to Chairman & Members March 31, 1962 140-2 Exec. Committee Meeting Aug.-Oct. 1962 Draft Agenda 27th Meeting Timetable Newfoundland Meeting Meeting - Academic Committee Financial Statements Oct. 1, 1962 140-3 Exec. Committee Meeting Agenda Nov.-Dec. 1962 Meeting Academic Committee Agenda Financial Statements Dec. 31, 1962

Box 141

141-1 Handbook on Policy Decisions 1962 141-2 Working Papers List of Applicants 63/64 Misc. 1963 141-3 Brief to P.M. from HRCC & SSRC Jan.-Feb. 1963 Report Director's Trip to Britain & Italy Preliminary Agenda Academic Committee Agenda - Meeting Academic Committee 141-4 Report to P.M. Budget for 63/64 141-5 Working Papers 1969-1978

Working Papers - Briefs

141-6 "To the Canada Council: A General Submission on the Graphic Arts" (n.d.) The Art Gallery’s Centennial Program: A New Era for the Visual Arts in Victoria" (n.d.) "A Brief Presented to the Canada Council on Behalf of the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria" (n.d.) 141-7 "Adult Education & The Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences" Aug. 25, 1957 "Brief Requesting Financial Support Submitted by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra Association" Sept. 1957 "Brief Submitted to the C.C. by Hart House Orchestra of Toronto" Oct. 1957 "La Societe des Festivals de Montreal: Memoirs au Conseil des Arts du Canada" Oct. 1957 "A Submission to the C.C. on the Matter of Supporting the Preparation of a History of CDN Agriculture" Nov. 1957

"Edmonton Symphony Society: Application for Grant" Nov. 7, 1957 "Sciences Ecolesiastiqmes: Direction et Administration" Nov. 8, 1957 141-8 "Submission to C.C. to Enable the Holding of a National Seminar by the National Federation of CDN Univ. Students" 1958 "Answer to Question that may be Raised when Application of Canada Iceland Foundation Comes before the Canada Council" Jan. 22, 1958 "Vancouver Art Gallery Association Brief to Canada Council March, 1958" "The CDN Conference of the Arts : Brief Requesting an Annual Grant for a Three-Year Period..." June 7, 1958 "Vancouver Festival Society" Sept. 30, 1958 141-9 "The Royal Winnipeg Ballet" 1959 "National Ballet Brief Submitted to Canada Council" April 27, 1959 141-10 "Gordon Smith/Canada Council Senior Fellowship 1960-61" May 21, 1961 "Manitoba Theatre Centre" Dec. 8, 1961 "Univ. of Toronto Press on behalf of Dictionary of CDN Biography" April 1962 "Margery Dallas - Living History Project" July 1962

Box 142

Press Releases

142-1 1957-1958 142-2 Jan. 13 - Oct. 22, 1959 142-3 Feb. 24 - Dec. 21, 1960 142-4 Feb. 27 - Dec. 7, 1961 142-5 Feb. 6 - Dec.5, 1962 142-6 Feb. 1 - May 31, 1963 142-7 June 8, 1963 - 1973

Newspaper Clippings

142-8 1954-57 142-9 1958-64

Box 143

Miscellaneous

143-1 The Canada Council: Draft Constitution, Bylaws, First Meeting, Etc. 1957

143-2 The Canada Council: Policy and Programme Oct. 23, 1961

Publications by Council

143-3 "Private Benefactors & the Council" (n.d.) "Citizen's Forum: the Canada Council: What do you Want From It?" Dec. 1957 "The Canada Council and the Arts, 1958" Reprint 1959 "The Canada Council: Aid to the Artists" August 1961 "The Canada Council Medal, 1961" 1961 "The Canada Council : Scholarships, Fellowships & other Grants to Individuals" 1960-1962, n.d. "Le Conseil des Arts du Canada : Bourses" 1961-62 The Canada Council: Programme of Scholarships Tenable 1962-64 The Canada Council: Annual Awards 1962-63 The Canada Council: Background Notes 1965 "The Canada Council: BULLETIN" Nos. 313 1959-62 "Canada Council News" Vol. 1 No. 2 1964 "Canada Council News" Vol. 1 No. 2 1965 143-4 "The Canada Council: Opening Proceedings" Ottawa May, 1957

Annual Report of Council

143-5 to March 31, 1958 143-6 to March 31, 1959 143-7 to March 31, 1960 143-8 for 1960-61 143-9 1961-62 143-10 1962-63 143-11 "Report on Ballet" by Kenneth LeM Carter Jan. 28, 1959 143-12 "Survey of CDN symphony Orchestras for the Canada Council" by Sir B. Heinze, Sydney, N.S.W. Australia August 4, 1960 143-13 "Survey of Symphony Orchestras in Canada" Prepared for by K. LeM. Cater, F.C.A. August 5, 1960

Publications about Council

143-14 Hansard: House of Commons Debate (various dates) 1957 - 61 143-15 Hansard: Debates of the Senate (various dates) 1957-60 Standing Committee on Public Accounts: Minutes Nov. 18, 1963

143-16 Queen's Quarterly (Autumn 1954) "The Canada Council: A National Necessity" by G.C. Andrew The Tamarack Review, Issue Four (Summer 1957) "The Canada Council: An Editorial View" by R. Weaver & M. MacLure Alumni News, UNB, Vol 12, No. 1 Dec. 1957 CBC Times, Vol. II, No. 36 March 1961 "The Canada Council & Its Aims" The Rotor Friday, Jan. 12, 1962 "The Canada Council – Its Purposes & Activities" by NAM Star Weekly "New Winners of Canada's Highest Award" By Kildaire Dobbs April 4, 1964

Miscellaneous Pamphlets, Brochures Etc.

143-17 "Canadian Cultural Information Centre" Jan. 1963, Spring, 1963 "Canadian Film Institute Bulletin", Vol. 2, No. 7 July 1956 "Conseil des arts du Quebec, Seance Inaugurate" Jan. 1962 "Festival de Montreal" 1960 "Govt and the Arts in Britain", London 1958 "ICU, The First Ten Years, 1949-1959 "La Maison Montmorency, English Edition" "Montreal Council of Arts After three Years of Existence" Montreal 1960 "The National Ballet News" Vol. 1, NO.3 April-May 1960 "The National Theatre School of Canada" "One Hundred Years of B.C. Art, 1858-1958" "The Promotion of the Arts in Britain" July 1958 "Report on the first Observance of National Library Week" (1958?) "Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Twentieth Season" 1959-1960 "Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Twenty-First Season" 1960 "Vancouver Art Gallery Annual Report" 1957, 1958 143-18 Posters, Invitations, Brochures & other Ephemera Various Dates

Box 144

Meeting Agendas/Minutes

144-1 Preliminary Agenda 17th Meeting Aug. 22-23, 1960 144-2 Final Agenda 17th Meeting Aug. 22-23, 1960 144-3 Minutes 17th Meeting Aug. 22-23, 1960 144-4 Preliminary Agenda 18th Meeting Nov. 21-22, 1960 144-5 Final Agenda 18th Meeting Nov. 21-22, 1960

144-6 Minutes 18th Meeting Nov. 21-22, 1960 144-7 Final Agenda 4th Annual Meeting May 23-24, 1961 144-8 Minutes 4th Annual Meeting May 23-24, 1961 144-9 Preliminary Agenda 19th Meeting Feb. 20-21, 1961 144-10 Final Agenda 19th Meeting Feb. 20-21, 1961 144-11 Minutes 19th Meeting Feb. 20-21, 1961 144-12 Final Agenda 20th Meeting April 10, 1961 144-13 Minutes 20th Meeting April 10, 1961 144-14 Preliminary Agenda 22nd Meeting Sept. 4-5, 1961 144-15 Final Agenda 22 Meeting Sept. 4-5, 1961 144-16 Minutes 22nd Meeting Sept. 4-5, 1961 144-17 Preliminary Agenda 23rd Meeting Nov. 20-21, 1961 144-18 Final Agenda 23rd Meeting Nov. 20-21, 1961 144-19 Minutes 23rd Meeting Nov. 20-21, 1961

Box 145

145-1 Minutes of First Meeting April 30-May 1, 1957 145-2 Minutes of First Meeting Executive June 18, 1957 145-3 Appointment for Grants to Aug. 14, 1957 145-4 Agenda Council Meeting Aug. 19-20, 1957 145-5 Minutes of 2nd Meeting Aug. 19-20, 1957 145-6 Minutes of 2nd executive Committee Meeting Sept. 25, 1957 145-7 Council Meeting Agenda Oct. 7-8, 1957 145-8 Minutes of 3rd Meeting Oct. 7-8, 1957 145-9 Agenda Council Meeting Dec. 2-3, 1957 145-10 Minutes of the 4th Meeting Dec. 2-3, 1957 145-11 Agenda of 1st Annual Meeting Feb. 3-4, 1958 145-12 "Final" Agenda 1st Annual Meeting Feb. 3-4, 1958 145-13 Minutes of 5th Meeting Feb. 3-4, 1958 145-14 Minutes of 3rd Meeting Executive Committee March 28, 1958 145-15 Agenda (Preliminary) 1st Annual Meeting May 5-6, 1958 145-16 Final Agenda 1st Annual Meeting May 5-6, 1958 145-17 Minutes 1st Annual Meeting May 5-6, 1958 145-18 Agenda 7th Meeting (Preliminary) July 18, 1958 145-19 Agenda Final 7th Meeting July 18, 1958 145-20 Minutes 7th Meeting July 18-19, 1958 145-21 Preliminary Agenda 8th Meeting Oct. 6-7, 1958 145-22 Final Agenda 8th Meeting Oct. 6-7, 1958 145-23 Minutes 8th Meeting Oct. 6-7, 1958

145-24 Agenda 9th Meeting (Preliminary) Feb. 2-3, 1959 145-25 Agenda Final 9th Meeting Feb. 2-3, 1959 145-26 Minutes 9th Meeting Feb. 2-3, 1959

Box 146

146-1 Preliminary Agenda 10th Meeting April 2-3, 1959 146-2 Final Agenda 10th Meeting April 2-3, 1959 146-3 Minutes 10th Meeting April 2-3, 1959 146-4 Preliminary Agenda Second Annual Meeting May 19-20, 1959 146-5 Final Agenda Second Annual Meeting May 19-20, 1959 146-6 Minutes 2nd Annual Meeting May 19-20, 1959 146-7 Preliminary Agenda 12th Meeting Aug. 17-18, 1959 146-8 Final Agenda 12th Meeting Aug. 17-18, 1959 146-9 Minutes 12th Meeting Aug. 17-18, 1959 146-10 Preliminary Agenda 13th Meeting Nov. 5-6, 1959 146-11 Final Agenda 13th Meeting Nov. 5-6, 1959 146-12 Minutes 13th Meeting Nov. 5-6, 1959 146-13 Preliminary Agenda 14th Meeting Feb. 22-23, 1960 146-14 Final Agenda 14th Meeting Feb. 22-23, 1960 146-15 Minutes 14th Meeting Feb. 22-23, 1960 146-16 Final Agenda 15th Meeting April 12, 1960 146-17 Preliminary Agenda Meeting April 11-12, 1960 146-18 Minutes 15th Meeting April 11-12, 1960 146-19 Final Agenda 16th Meeting May 30-31, 1960 146-20 Minutes 3rd Annual Meeting May 30-31, 1960

Box 147

147-1 Preliminary Agenda 24th Meeting Feb. 19-20, 1962 147-2 Final Agenda 24th Meeting Feb. 19-20, 1962 147-3 Minutes 24th Meeting Feb. 19-20, 1962 147-4 Preliminary Agenda 25th Meeting March 26-27, 1962 147-5 Final Agenda 25th Meeting March 26-27, 1962 147-6 Minutes 25th Meeting March 26, 1962 147-7 Preliminary Agenda 5th Annual Meeting May 14-15, 1962 147-8 Final Agenda 5th Annual Meeting May 14-15, 1962 147-9 Minutes 5th Annual Meeting May 14-15, 1962 147-10 Preliminary Agenda 27th Meeting Aug. 20-21, 1962 147-11 Final Agenda 27th Meeting Aug. 20-21, 1962

147-12 Minutes 27th Meeting Aug. 20-21, 1962 147-13 Preliminary Agenda 28th Meeting Nov. 19-20, 1962 147-14 Final Agenda 28th Meeting Nov. 19-20, 1962 147-15 Minutes 26th Meeting Nov. 19-20, 1962 147-16 Final Agenda 29th Meeting Feb. 18-19, 1963 147-17 Minutes 19th Meeting Feb. 18-19, 1963 147-18 Final Agenda 30th Meeting March 25, 1963 147-19 Minutes 30th Meeting March 25, 1963 147-20 Agenda 6th Annual Meeting June 3-4, 1963 147-21 Minutes 6th Annual Meeting June 3-4, 1964 147-22 Final Confidential 32nd Meeting Aug. 26-27, 1963

Box 148

CANADIAN-AMERICAN COMMITTEE SERIES

Correspondence

148-1 1957-58 148-2 1959 148-3 1960 148-4 1961/62 148-5 1963/64 148-6 1965-76

Working Papers/Minutes

148-7 1957 148-8 1958 148-9 1958 148-10 1959 148-11 1959 148-12 1960 148-13 1960 148-14 1960 148-15 1961/62 148-16 1963-64

Box 149

149-1 1965-66 149-2 1967 149-3 1968 149-4 1968 149-5 1969 149-6 1971-76

Printed Material, Clippings and Reports

149-7 Brochures, Invitations & Ephemera (Mainly related to Expo'67) 149-8 Newspaper Clippings 1957-58 149-9 Excerpts from an Address on Canada, the Commonwealth the United States and the Present Crisis by Hugh L. Keenleyside to the McGill Conference on World Affairs Canada in the U.S. Press, Information Office, Canadian Embassy, Washington D.C. May 20, 1958 Canada - U.S. Trade by : Minister of Trade & Commerce prepared for Journal of Commerce May 22, 1958 Canadian-American Relations and the Free World June 8, 1958 Excerpts from a speech given at Wesleyan University, Middleton, Conn. by J.G. Diefenbaker Relations between U.S. & Canada by Sen. George D. Arken June 25, 1958 Fences. Speech by Sidney E. Smith, Secretary of State for External Affairs at Kiwanis International Convention June 30, 1968 Recent American Influence in Canada with Particular Reference to Economic Factors and to the Nature of the Canadian Reaction by John J. Deutach Sept. 22, 1958 The Joint United States - Canadian Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs. Communique issued. Jan. 6, 1959 Address by Hon. George W. Ball, Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs before the 48th National Foreign Trade Convention Nov. 1, 1961 Joint Communique Following Meetings Between John F. Kennedy & Lester B. Pearson, Hyannis Port, Mass. May 10-11, 1963 Private Planning Association of Canada. News for the Press July 27, 1964 Address by J.M. Eambley, General Manager, Ontario Hydro to Canadian- American Committee, Halifax Sept. 30, 1966 149-10 Report of the Special Study Mission to Canada Comprising Hon. Brook Hays (Arkansas) & Frank M. Coffin (Maine) May 22, 1958 - 2nd Report Dec. 19,

1958 House of Commons Debates July 8, 1958 Hearing before the Committee on Foreign Relations. U.S. Senate May 12, 1959 Canada's Changing Energy Pattern. Canadian Statistical Review July/Aug./Oct. 1957 Prosperity with Independence by Michael Barkway The Financial Post Aug. 3-Sept 14, 1957 North American Trade Policy for the Nineteen Sixties. Report on a Two-Year Study Sponsored by the CIIA & The World Peace Foundation Canadian Tax Journal. Excerpts from Report, Royal Commission on Taxation, Introduction, Conclusions and Recommendations March-April 1967

Publications

149-11 The Growth of Soviet Economic Power and its Consequences for Canada and the U.S. by Franklin A. Lindsay Oct. 1959 Towards a Solution of Our Wheat Surplus Problems Oct. 1959 Barriers to Trade Between Canada and the U.S. by Francia Yiasson & J.B. Whitely April 1960 Changes in Trade Restrictions between Canada and the U.S. by Constant Southworth & W.W. Buchanan Nov. 1960 149-12 The Future of Industrial Raw Materials in North America by Wilbert G. Fritz 1960 The Growth & Changing Composition of Grade Between Canada & the U.S. by Grant T. Reuber March 1960 Tax and United States Business in Canada by Kingman Brewster Jr. Sept. 1960 Wheat Surpluses and the U.S. Barter Program March 1960 149-13 Policies and Practices of United States Subsidiaries in Canada by John Lindeman & Donald Armstrong Jan. 1961 The Perspective of Canadian-American Relations May 1962 Invisible Trade Barriers Between Canada and the United States by Francis Masson & E. Edward English Sept. 1963 A New Trade Strategy for Canada and the United States May 1966

Box 150

CANADIAN NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR UNESCO SERIES

Correspondence

150-1 Canadian National Commission for UNESCO (undated) A-M, 1957 150-2 L-T, 1957 150-3 A-B, 1958 150-4 C-L, 1958 150-5 M-W, 1958 150-6 B, 1959 150-7 C-F, 1959 150-8 G-W, 1959 150-9 A-O, 1960 150-10 P-T, 1960 150-11 1961-1962 150-12 1963-1964 150-13 File invitations, receipts & printed material 1958

Working Papers

150-14 Jan. 1958 150-15 Feb. 1958 150-16 March-Aug. 1958 150-17 Sept.-Dec. 1958 150-16 Feb. 1959

Box 151

151-1 March 1959 151-2 March-Nov. 1959 151-3 Jan.-Feb. 1960 151-4 March, 1960 151-5 March-Oct. 1960 151-6 1961 151-7 1962 151-8 Jan. 1963 151-9 Feb.- May 1963

151-10 1969-1970

Miscellaneous

151-11 Newspaper Clippings 1957-1963 151-12 Secretary's Report 1959-1963 151-13 Notes for speech by N.A.M. Mackenzie Speech by N.A.M MacKenzie to the First National Conference of the Canadian National Commission for UNESCO Speech by N.A.M. MacKenzie on UNESCO "Orient and Occident" Speech by Goru Yiagiwara, Japanese Ambassador to Canada "The Commonwealth: Will It Survive" An Address by Lewis Perinbam, Sec. of Canadian National Commission for UNESCO, to the Conference on Commonwealth Affairs Jan. 24, 1963 "The Developing Frontiers - A New Educational Frontier" An Address by L. Perinbam to Ontario Educational Association April 16, 1963 "Education and Development An Address by L. Perinbam to the Western Canada Conference on "The Challenge of World Development" Aug. 14, 1963 Circular Letters from Edward F. Sheffield on UNESCO Conference, Paris 1958 151-14 Address by. N.A.M. MacKenzie to the Tenth Session of the General Conference of UNESCO Oct. 8, 1958 Transcripts from UNESCO General Conference 1958 Addresses Delivered on Nov. 3, 1958 at the Official Opening of the Permanent Headquarters of UNESCO Text of Speech by Head of Holy See Delegation, S.E. Mons. Paul Marella at the bless Celebrating the Opening of the General Conference of UNESCO Nov. 4, 1958 Radio Talk by N.A.M. MacKenzie on UNESCO Conference Address by N.A.M. MacKenzie to Plenary Session of 10th General Conference of UNESCO (various drafts with comments) Nov. 6, 1958 "Universal Declaration of Human Rights" various drafts – with comments of speech by N.A.M. Mackenzie Speech by Phyllis Allfrey of the West Indies to UNESCO Conference 1958 Poem (?) & translation "Les Canadiens Sont La" (UNESCO: Conference Generale, (1958)

Box 152

152-1 Press Releases 1958-1963 Newsletter June 1958 Bulletin May 1959 - Dec. 1963 152-2 The Canadian National Commission for UNESCO Inaugural Handbook 1958 Canada and UNESCO. Presidential Address by J.F. Teddy Canadian National Commission for UNESCO: Reports by the Conference Panel Groups Feb. 22-24, 1961 Dialogue 1961. New Dimensions in International Relations. Report of the Second National Conference Feb. 22-24, 1961 Report on the 11th session of the General Conference of UNESCO By Mariel Cadieux Nov. - Dec. 1960 Feb. 22, 1961 Asian Studies & the Canadian Universities. A Contribution to UNESCO's East-West Major Project. Papers read to the National Conference of Canadian Universities & Colleges June 5, 1959 Canadian Film Institute - Special Film List Human Rights 1958-1959 Tenth Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in Canada. A Programme Guide 1958-59 152-3 UNESCO: What it is & What it Does. by J. Bascom St. John From: The Globe & Mail 1961 UNESCO in Brief 1958 Survey on the Galapagos Islands by Dr. Trenans Elbl-Eibesfeldt mission Report 8 1959 A Common Trust: The Preservation of the Ancient Monuments of Nubia 1960 UNESCO House News Feb. - Nov. 19 UNESCO Courier Oct. 1957 152-4 Arid Zone: June 1959, March 1963 Orient Occident Feb. 1958 - April 1963 UNESCO World Conference on Adult Education Aug. 22-31, 1960 152-5 UNESCO: Report of the director General on the Activities of the Organization in 1956 152-6 UNESCO: 2nd Conference of the National Commissions of UNESCO in the Western Hemisphere. Final Report 1958 152-7 UNESCO: Records of the General Conference Tenth Session Paris 1958, Resolutions 1958 152-8 UNESCO: Proposed Programme & Budget for 1959-60

152-9 UNESCO: Proposed Programme & Budget for 1959-60 Presented to the General Conference at its Tenth Session, Paris Nov.-Dec. 1958 152-10 UNESCO: Proposed Programme & Budget for 1961-62 152-11 Miscellaneous UNESCO Festival &- Seminar - Films on Art 1963 UNESCO World Conference on Adult Education 1960 United Nations Association in Canada 1961-62 Newsletter 1962-63 World Review 1962-63 Conference on Immigration 1963 CUSO Bulletin 1961, Nov. 1962 Some Management Problems of UNESCO, Luther H. Evans A Seigneury on the Ottawa River in the Province of Quebec Creative Programming by Perry Miller. Reproduced from Films on Art 1952 The Canadian Conference of the Arts. A brief to UNESCO National Commission Films on Asia Available in Canada. Compiled and Published by Canadian Film Institute 1959 The Founding of DCB/DBC from University as Publisher 1961 U.S. National Commission for UNESCO: 1957 Turn East Toward Asia. Sixth National Conference Report U.S. National Commission for UNESCO: 1959 Seventh National Conference U.S. National Commission for UNESCO: 1959 – News Journey Among the Homeless by L.W. Brockington Jan. 1963 House of Commons. Standing Committee on External Affairs March 30, 19?? Canadian Citizenship Council May-June 1959 Canadian Library Week 1960 Canada Council: Bulletin 1950-59 152-12 Miscellaneous: Programmes, Invitations, Brochures

Box 153

CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES FOUNDATION SERIES

153-1 Correspondence 1962-1963 153-2 Working Papers 1962-1963 153-3 National Conference of Canadian Universities and Colleges Annual Meeting 1963

153-4 N.C.C.U.C. Special Meeting International Studies in Canadian Universities 1964 153-5 Asian and African Studies at the University of Toronto Dec. 9, 1961 "Can Education Be National?" by Raymond Rogers. Saturday Night, pp. 20-22 Canada. House of Commons. Debates. 92:18 Feb. 22, 1951 Canada Cannot Afford to Deny Education to Its Youth - Address by F. Cyril James 1951 Canadian Universities Foundation, Submission Concerning Federal Grants to Canadian Universities and Colleges 1960 Canadian Universities Foundation Brief to the 1963 Education and World Affairs (brochure) 1963 Financial Needs of Canadian Universities and Colleges, 1960, by Edward F. Sheffield (Financing Higher Education in Canada, No. ?) 1960 Higher Education: Crisis and Contradiction", Raymond Rogers. C.A.U.T. Bulletin 10:3 pp. 5-11. Feb. 1962 McGill University, brief presented to the Royal Commission of Inquiry on Constitutional Problems 1953 Annual of Facts for Use in Furthering Federal Aid to Canadian Universities, by National Conference of Canadian Universities 1951 153-6 National Conference of Canadian Universities Brief Submitted to the Royal Commission on National Development in the Arts, Letters and Sciences 1949 National Conference of Canadian Universities. Brief to the Prime Minister of Canada on "the Needs of the Universities" 1958 The Place of Oriental Studies in a University by Wilfred Cantwell Smith 1955 Preliminary Statistics on Education. Dominion Bureau of Statistics 1960-61 Quinzieme Congres de l'Institut d'Administration Publique du Canada. by Gilles Lalande University Costs and Sources of Support by Edward F. Sheffield and Claire M. Apsimon (Financing Higher Education in Canada No.4) University Development: The Past Five Years and the Next Ten by Edward F. Sheffield 1961 Universities, Colleges, and Federal Grants. N.A.M. MacKenzie 1961/62 University of New Brunswick Brief to the Commission of Enquiry on Higher Education 1961 L'Etude des Relations Internationales et de Certaines Civilisations Etrangeres au Canada. Gilles Lalande (copy of typescript)

Box 154

154-1 Continuation of Above

154-2 Continuation of Above & Related Material 154-3 International Studies: The Role of the Canadian Universities in International Affairs. D.J.B. Hamlin (galley proofs) 154-4 Continuation of above (Xerox copy) 154-5 Continuation of above, including foreword by N.A.M. MacKenzie & other related material

Box 155

CARNEGIE FOUNDATION SERIES

Correspondence

155-1 1951-1956 155-2 1957-1962

Working Papers

155-3 1952 155-4 1953-1954 155-5 1955-1957 155-6 1958-1961

Box 156

Annual Reports

156-1 Annual Reports 1951/52 - 1955/56 156-2/3 Annual Reports 1956/57 - 1958

Miscellaneous

156-4 Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teachings, Rules for the Granting of Retiring Allowances 1950 The College and University in International Affairs (bound & Xerox versions) 1959 The College and University Presidency: Background Information 1960 The College and University President at Work 1957 Education of College Teachers 1958

Education of the Academically Talented 1959 Education of the Academically Talented Student 1958 156-5 Equality and Education by John W. Gardner 1957 Federal Programs in Higher Education 1956 Fiftieth Anniversary, Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching; 1905-1955 1955 The Great Talent Hunt 1956 156-6 Liberal Education 1955 Needs, Resources, and Priorities in Higher Education Planning 1957 The Preparation of College Faculty 1957 The University in International Affairs 1959

Box 157

CANADIAN CENTENARY COUNCIL SERIES

Correspondence

157-1 1962 157-2 (Special Projects File) 1963 157-3 A-K 1963 157-4 L-P 1963 157-5 Q-W 1963 157-6 A-K 1964 157-7 L-P 1964 157-8 R-W 1964 157-9 A-D 1965 157-10 F-P 1965 157-11 R-W 1965 157-12 1966-1969

Box 158

Working Papers/Minutes

158-1 1962 158-2 Jan-April 1963 158-3 June-Oct. 1963 158-4 Oct-Dec. 1963

158-5 (includes financial statements) Jan-April 1964 158-6 June-Aug. 1964 158-7 Sep-Dec. 1964 158-8 Master File 1965 158-9 Jan.-May 1965 158-10 May - Sept. 1965 158-11 Sept-Nov. 1965 158-12 1966-1968

Miscellaneous

158-13 Newspaper Clippings 1962-1965 158-14 Brochures, postcards, invitations Newsletters: B.C. Centennial Spokesman Aug. 1965 Can. Citizenship Council April 1963, Nov. 1965 Counsellor July - Aug. 1965 Expo Digest June 9, 1965 158-15 A Centennial View of the Role of Universities and Colleges in the Development of Canada by G.C. Andrew Corporate Leadership in the Community - Text of speech by G.H. Hees (5th Annual Meeting Canada Centenary Council) Sept 9, 1965 Text of Address by Maurice Lamontagne (5th Annual Meeting: Canadian Centenary Council) Sept 10, 1965 Planning for 1967 Text of Speech given by N.A.M. Mackenzie to Community Planning Association of Canada, Annual Conference Sept. 30, 1963 Text of Speech by to Canadian Centenary Council Sept. 8, 1965 Centennial Celebration Consultants Limited – Booklet Does Canada Need a New Flag? Some Facts Which All Loyal Should Know by Mabel Harbour The Norwich Plan for Downtown Restoration Youth Hostel Handbook by Canadian Youth Hostels Association 1963

Box 159

159-1 Planning for the Centenary on the Community Level, Canadian Centenary Council Jan. 1965 159-2/4 Canadian Centenary Council Annual Report 1962-1964

Project News

159-5 Fall 1964 159-6 Spring 1965 159-7 Autumn 1965 159-8 Winter 1965 159-9 Spring 1966 (Sup) 159-10 Newsletter Oct. 1960, June 1961 159-11 Bulletin Feb. 1963-1965 159-12 Checklist Feb., April 1966 159-13 The Centenary (Nov. 1965) 1967 159-14 The Centenary (Jan. 1966) 1967 159-15 Memo from the Council

Box 160

CENTENNIAL COMMISSION SERIES

National Conference on the Centennial

160-1 4th Meeting Programme Nov. 25-26, 1964 160-2 Working Papers & Minutes May 11-12, 1965 160-3 Minutes Aug. 25, 1965 160-4 Working Papers Nov. 29, 1965 160-5 Working Papers 160-6 Report 160-7 8th Meeting - Report & Working Papers April 24-25, 1967 160-8 House of Commons Debates: Official Report Jan. 25, 1963, Nov. 19, 1963

National Centennial Administration

National Centennial Act - Amendment - First Reading: Nov. 20, 1963 : Report Nov. 20, 1963 Dec. 11, 1963

160-9 Meeting of Board of Directors - Agenda & Working Papers Feb. 18, 1963 160-10 Minutes & Working Papers Feb.-April 1963 160-11 Minutes & Working Papers Feb.-April 1963 160-12 Working Papers May-June 1963 160-13 Working Papers Sept. 1963

160-14/16 Agenda, Working Papers & Minutes Oct. 1963 160-17/19 Working Papers & Minutes Oct.-Nov. 1963 160-20 Report of Working Papers (re: National Conference) Dec. 1963

Box 161

161-1 N.C.A.: Minutes Dec. 1963

Working Papers/Minutes Feb. 1964

161-2 (Enclosed: Second Annual Report) May 1964 161-3 June 1964 161-4 July-Aug. 1964 161-5 Sept. 1964 161-7 Oct. 1964 161-8/10 Nov. 1964 161-11 Nov.- Dec. 1964 161-12 Jan. - Feb. 1965 161-13 Feb. 1965 161-14 March-April 1965

Box 162

162-1 May 1965 162-2 May-June 1965 162-3 June 1965 162-4 July 1965 162-5 Aug.-Sept. 1965 162-6/7 Sept. 1965 162-8 Oct. 1965 162-9 Oct.-Nov. 1965 162-10 Nov. 1965 162-11 Dec. 1965 162-12 Financial Statements - Main & Supplementary Estimates 1964-1965

Box 163

163-1 Jan.-Feb. 1966 163-2 Feb. 1966 163-3 March 1966

163-7 April-May 1966 163-8 May 1966 163-9 May-June, 1966 163-10 July 1966 163-11 July-Aug. 1966 163-12 Nov. 1966 163-13 Nov.-Dec. 1966

Box 164

164-1 Annual Report 1964-65; 65-66 164-2 Status of Expenditures (1967) 164-3 Undated Memoranda to Executive Committee Re: 1967 Canadian Festival of the Folk Arts Youth Travel (Voluntary) 1967 164-4 January 1967 164-5 Feb. 1967 164-6 March 1967 164-7 April-June 1967 164-8 July 1967 164-9 Aug. 1967 164-10 Sept. 1967 164-11 Oct. 1967 164-12 Nov.-Dec. 1967

Box 165

165-1 Working Papers & Minutes 1968

Miscellaneous

165-2 Miscellaneous Committees & undated material 1965 165-3 Centennial International Development Programme Working, Papers & Printed Materials 165-4 Centennial Symbol Licensees (Centennial Committee) Dec. 1, 1966 165-5 Helicopter Canada, Canadian Distribution Report March 31, 1967 165-6 Centennial Facts General Information on the Centennial of 1867-1967 Sept. 1965 165-7 Programme of Principal Events (1967) 165-8 a) Programme of Events listed by location Aug. 1966, Jan. 1967 165-9 Third Annual Report: 1964-1965

165-10 National Program Progress Report Nov. 15, 1965 165-11 Centennial Programs After '67 Arthur Stinson Dec. 1966 165-12 Federal-Provincial Grants Programme Per Capita Projects Listed By Location Jan. 1967 165-13 Report: Architectural Requirements for the Performing Arts in Canada (Seminar Held June 1-2, 1964) 165-14 A Report on the Feasibility of a Festival of the Arts to be held in the Capital Cities of Canada marking the Centennial of Confederation Nov. 1964 165-15 A Study Amongst leaders of Canadian Business & Industry on the uses and application of the Centennial symbol. Prepared by Macdonald Research Ltd. Toronto Feb. 9, 1965 165-16 The Report of the Feasibility Study on the National Capital Program for 1967. Prepared by Centennial Celebration Consultants Ltd. Toronto April 1965 165-17 a) Study for a Sound & Light Presentation (Segendrama Productions) April 22 b) (script) c) (Revised Script)

Box 166

Printed Material

166-1 Press Kit: Centennial Student Author's Competition Feb. 1965 166-2 Centennial Athletic Awards Programme: Teacher's Manual 166-3 Centennial Guide Book for Teachers 166-4 Centennial Handbook, 1964 166-5 Centennial Symbol/Graphics Manual 1965 166-6 Centennial Traveller Escort/Student Manual, 1965 (Enclosed Welcome Speech) 166-7 Perspective 167 (Art Gallery of Ontario) July 8-Sept 10, 19? Canadian Pine Crafts (Canadian Government. Pavilion, Expo '67) Prelude to Confederation The Centennial Action: Community Improvement Program, (1) The Town Centre (2) Community Facelift (3) Trees in Your Town (4) Road Into Your Town 166-8 Facsimile Newspapers 1864-1949 Centennial Comes North Canada '67 The best of Centennial in Pictures (photocopy)

166-9 Canada's Centennial - Samples of National Publicity in the U.S. (Edward Gottieb & Assocs.) 166-10 Festival Canada - The Performing Arts Program in the Centennial of Canadian Confederation (Information & Printed Material) 166-11 Poster, Brochures & Invitations 166-12 Newsletters & Bulletins N.B. Centennial, News March 1966 The Weyburn Review May 4, 1967 Canadian Authors Association Bulletin Oct. 1965 Canadian Construction Association July 21, 1965 The World Festival, Expo'67 Expo'67 Information: Feb/March/April Summer 1967 Montreal '67, Feb, May, June 1967 166-13 Newsletters & Bulletins (Cont'd) The Sounding Board (Van. Board of Trade) May 30, 1967: June B.C. Centennial Spokesman Aug. 1965 Newsletter: Centennial Committee of Vancouver Centennial Ontario April 1965 Come Home Year, Newsletter Jan.-March 1966 (Newfoundland) Centennial Bulletin, Alberta 1965-1967 St. Paul Centennial Progress Report Aug. 10, 1964, March 18, 1966 The Centennial (Calgary) June/Dec. 1965; Oct. 1966 The Centurion (Manitoba) 1965-1967 Nouveau Depart Feb. 15, 1967 An Fils des Evenements (Laval) 1967 News Feature Mat 166-14 Les Projets du Centenaire au Quebec 1965 166-15 la Presse, Un Siecle 1867-1967 l'epopee canadienne Feb. 13, 1967 166-16 Report on Celebrations in Quebec to Mark the Centennial of Confederation (French & English) April 25, 1967 Notes for an Address by the Hon. Dan. Johnson - P.M. of Quebec (French & English) April 25, 1967 166-17 A B.C. Centre for Continuing Education 1963 166-18 Commemorating Canada's Centennial 1967 Bulgarian Ethnic Group in Canada 166-19 Canadian Armed Forces Tattoo 166-20 Centennial Corn Crib yts 54 1967 166-21 A Proposed Centennial Project by Dominion Stores Ltd 166-22 Hospital Marie Enfant 166-23 ICI Radio Canada Numero Special du Centenaire

166-24 P.E.I. 1964 Centennial Committee Report of the Board of Directors 166-25 Random thoughts on the Twinning of Cities & Towns as a Centennial Project by Fred McGuinnes Sept. 2, 1965 166-26 Renaissance in Quebec Report of A Spring Travel Seminar Vancouver - Quebec May - June 1965 166-27 A Letter from the Assembly of the Roman Catholic Bishops of Canada on the occasion of the 100th year of Confederation 166-28 a) Royal bank of Canada, Monthly Letter (The Centenary of Confederation) Jan. 1966 b) Royal Bank of Canada A Centennial Suggestion 166-29 Scholastic Teacher Feb. 10, 1967 166-30 Henceforth we shall rank among the nations ( G.E. Cartier) Joseph Schull (from 1966 Annual Report: Distillers Corporation-Seagram’s Ltd) 166-31 Westons (Known Throughout the World) 1962 Annual Report

Box 167

Newspaper Clippings

167-1 1963 167-2 1964 167-3 1965 167-4 1966 167-5 1967-68 167-6 Speeches: John Fisher, L.B. Pearson, M. Lamontagne, Undated Press Releases

Press Releases

167-7 1965 167-8 1966 167-9 1966 167-10 1967 167-11 Newsletter/Bulletin Sept 1964-Oct. 6 167-12 Misc. Printed Materials Enclosed: CBC T.V. Releases April-June, 1967

Box 168

National Centennial Administration - Correspondence

168-1 1963 168-2 B-F 1964 168-3 G-T 1964 168-4 A-P 1965 168-5 G-K 1965 168-6 L-Z 1965 168-7 B-F 1966 168-8 G-H 1966 168-9 K-N 1966

Box 169

169-1 A-G 1967 169-2 H-M 1967 169-3 P-W 1967 169-4 1968

Box 170

FATHERS OF CONFEDERATION CENTRE SERIES

Correspondence

170-1 1961-1963 170-2 1964 170-3 1965 170-4 1966, A-L 170-5 1966, M-Z 170-6 1967 A-M 170-7 1967, N-Z 170-8 1968 170-9 1969-1971

Working Papers

170-10 1961-1962

170-11 1963 170-12 1964 170-13 1964 170-14 1965 170-15 1965 170-16 1965

Box 171

171-1 1966 171-2 1966 171-3 1967 171-4 1967 171-5 1968 171-6 1968/69 171-7 1970/71 171-8 1972

Annual Reports

171-9 1964-1966 171-10 1964-1966 171-11 1967-1968 171-12 Canadian Centenary Council Correspondents Bissonnette, G. 1965 MacRae, Wm. F. 1965 Mitchell, Geo. 1965 Prefontaine, Norbert 1965 Ross, Mrs. Frank W. 1965 - working papers 1965 171-13 Canadian Centenary Council Correspondents Fisher, John 1964 Gauthier, Claude Lamountagne, Maurice McLeod, T.H. Varjasey, Ilona Watson, Albert G. 171-14 Working Papers/Printed Material 1963-1967 The Canadian Personality by Robert Choouette

Helicopter Canada Miscellaneous 171-15 Ephemera 171-16 Press Clippings and Releases 171-17 The Assiniboine Wrangler #22, Nov. 1971 The Atlantic Advocate 54:6, Feb. 1964 Charlottetown Summer Festival '66 "Coats of Arms for Canadian Library" from News from Scotland 1964 Come to Prince Edward Island, Canada. P.E.I. Travel Bureau (1964?) Charlottetown's Robert Harris, 1849-1919" by Moncrieff Williamson from Arts Canada, 24:6/7 June/July 1967 Confederation After a Century Frank MacKinnon The Confederation Conference by D.G. Creighton Confederation Conference - Centennial Prince Edward Island 1964 171-18 The Fathers of Confederation Portfolio (33 cards) 1964 "Fathers of Confederation Memorial Building", by Frank MacKinnon from The Atlantic Advocate April 1963 Fathers of Confederation Memorial Building Competition 1 fold in pocket The Fathers of Confederation Memorial Citizens' Foundation: The Nation's Tribute George Brown to his wife Anna, George Brown Papers P.A.C., 1929-1936 Sept. 13, 1964 RAIC Journal. Royal Architectural Institute of Canada July 1963 Resources Canadian Council of Resource Ministers 3:7 July 1966 This Week on P.E.I. July 24, 1972 Time 84:16 Oct. 16, 1964 To Honour the Fathers of Confederation: Frank MacKinnon

Box 172

Correspondence and Working Papers

172-1 1965-1968 172-2 July 31, 1969 172-3 Working Papers Aug.-Dec. 31, 196? 172-4 Correspondence 1970 172-5 Working Papers 1970 172-6 1971 172-7 to Aug. 31, 1972 172-8 Sept. 1 -Dec. 31, 1972

172-9 to May 31, 1973 172-10 Working Papers June 1-Sept.30 172-11 Oct. 1-Dec. 31, 1973 172-12 Pamphlets and Ephemera 1973 172-13 Correspondence and Working Papers to March 30, 1974 172-14 Working Papers March 31, 1974 172-15 Working Papers March 31, 1974 172-16 Working Papers Apr. 1-Oct. 31, 1974 172-17 Working Papers Nov. 1-Dec. 31, 1974 Press Releases, Pamphlets

Box 173

173-1 Fathers of Confederation Working Papers, Correspondence & Ephemera 1975 173-2 Correspondence 1976 173-3 Working Papers to June 30, 1976

Box 174

174-1 Fathers of Confederation - Working Papers July 1-Oct. 31, 1976 174-2 Newsletters Nov. 1 - Dec. 31, 1976 174-3 Correspondence and Working Papers to Feb. 28, 1977 174-4 Working Papers March 1 - 31, 1977

Box 175

175-1 Fathers of Confederation - Working Papers Apr 1-Jul 31, 1977 175-2 Newsletters Aug. 1 - Dec. 31, 1977 175-3 Correspondence, Working Papers & Newsletters 1978

Fathers of Confederation series (continues)

Box 176

JOHN AND MARY MARKLE FOUNDATION SERIES

176-1 Correspondence 1952-1962 176-2 Correspondence 1963-1971

176-3 Working Papers 176-4 Printed Material Grants for Scholars in Medical Research 1953- 176-5 John and Mary R. Markle Foundation - Annual Reports 1950-1969

Box 177

Reports on Scholars

177-1/2 1953 177-3 1955 177-4 1960

Box 178

178-1/2 1963 178-3 1966 178-4 Markle Foundation (Ephemera)

Box 179

KOERNER FOUNDATION SERIES

Correspondence

179-1 1962-1968

Working Papers

179-2 1962-1963 179-3 1964

Box 180

180-1 1965 180-2 1966 180-3 1967 180-4 1968 180-5 Miscellaneous Printed Material & Ephemera

Box 181

Correspondence and Working Papers

181-1 1965-1968 181-2 1969 181-3 1970 181-4 1971 181-5 Correspondence 1972 181-6 Working Papers 1972 181-7 Correspondence 1973 181-8 Working Papers 1973 181-9 Correspondence 1974 181-10 Working Papers 1974 181-11 Correspondence 1975 181-12 Working Papers 1975 181-13 Correspondence and Working Papers 1976 181-14 1977 181-15 1978

Box 182

LEAGUE OF NATIONS SOCIETY SERIES

Correspondence

182-1 1926-1927 182-2 1928-1930 182-3 1931-1933 182-4 1934-1935 182-5 1936-1937 182-6 1938-1940

Working Papers

182-7 1927-1931 182-8 1932-1940 182-9 Ephemera

182-10 A Bargain by Dr. H.M. Tory Canada's Defense - What Policy? from an address by E.J. Tarr 1936 International Affairs Bibliography; N.A.M. MacKenzie and J.W. Coperthorne 1936 The League of Nations Aid Prison Reform by C.H. Mercer 1935 Maritime Provinces Peace Action Project of the League of Nations Society in Canada by Constance Hayward

Box 183

MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND SERIES

183-1 Miscellaneous, invitations, brochures, programs etc. 183-2 Newspaper articles concerning the opening of Memorial University in 1962.

Box 184

NOVA SCOTIA UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMITTEE SERIES

Correspondence

184-1 1962 184-2 1963 A-Sim 184-3 1963 So-Z 184-4 1964 A-H 184-5 1964 I-Z 184-6 1965 A-P 184-7 1965 Goodfellow 184-8 1965 Go-L 184-9 1965 Mc-R 184-10 1965 S-Z

Box 185

185-1 1966 A-F 185-2 1966 G-Q 185-3 1966 Robinson 185-4 1966 S-Z

185-5 1967 A-P 185-6 1967 G-L 185-7 1967 Mc-N 185-8 1967 O-R 185-9 1967 S-Z

Box 186

186-1 1968 A-H 186-2 1968 Ho-Q 186-3 1968 R 186-4 1968 S-Z 186-5 1969 A-P 186-6 1969 R-Z 186-7 1970

Box 187

Working Papers

187-1 1960-1962 187-2/3 1963 187-4/8 1964 187-9/12 1965 187-13/15 1966

Box 188

188-1/3 1967 188-4/5 1968 188-6/9 1969 188-10/11 1970 188-12 1970-1971

Box 189

189-1 Nova Scotia University Grants Committee Ephemera (menus, invitations, notes, etc.)

Press Releases

189-2 n.d. 189-3 1963 189-5 1964 189-6 Jan.-March 1965 189-7 April-Dec. 1965 189-8 1966 189-9 1967 189-10 1968 189-11 1969 189-12 1970

Miscellaneous

189-l3a Higher Education in Nova Scotia; A Survey Report with Recommendations. University Grants Committee, Halifax, Nova Scotia (draft-and printed version:) 1964 189-14 Higher Education in Nova Scotia: Annual Report 189-15 University Grants Committee for the Calendar Year 1964 & 1965 Halifax, Nova Scotia 189-16 Higher Education in Nova Scotia. The Report of the University Grants Committee. Halifax, N.S. Report of the Committee to Prepare a Brief for Submission to the Premier of Nova Scotia Regarding the Role and Function of the University Grants Committee 1966-1969 189-17 Deed of Mortgage from Governors of Acadia University to Her Majesty the Queen in the Right of Her Province of Nova Scotia Securing First Mortgage Bond. 1966 Taylor, Maclellan & Cochrane A Progress Report. Acadia University 1963 Acadia Today. Acadia University - "Canadian Scholars", by Watson Kiekconnell, in Acadia Bulletin, April 1955 Higher Education in the Maritimes by n.d. Watson Kirkconnell Annual Report of the Governors of Acadia University 1962, 1964 The Manning Memorial Chapel Dedication & Inaugural Recitals, Acadia Classical Organ. 1963 Convent of the Sacred Heart; A Presentation on Behalf of the Development Campaign (1963?) A Look Ahead. Dalhousie University 1968 Degrees in Music. Dalhousie University Ansul, Dalhousie Law Forum 2:5 (Aug. 1970)

Last Will & Testament of the Late Dorothy J, Killam, Charitable and Educational Bequests and Scholarship Trusts excerpts & complete copy (1965) 189-18 Maritime School of Social Work Calendar 1962-1963 Mount Allison University Calendar, 1964/65/66 Correspondence Courses Calendar. Mount Allison University Department of Extension 1964 President's Report Mount Allison University 1963-64 Mount Allison Record 53-54:2 (SP. 1970) 189-19 Announcements. Mount Saint Vincent College 1962-63 Calendar. Nova Scotia Agricultural College 1964-65, 1970/71 General Information. Nova Scotia Agricultural College (n.d.) Nova Scotia Agricultural College 189-20 A Historical Review And Assessment of Existing Facilities and Recommendations Covering Plans for Expansion in Courses Offered for the Training of Students in the Science and Practice of Agriculture. Nova Scotia Agricultural College 1964

Report of the Principal

189-21 1964-65 189-22 1965-1966 189-23 1967-1968 189-24 1968-1969

Box 190

190-1 Nova Scotia College of - Art Calendar 1964/65, 1965/66 Nova Scotia College of Art and Design Calendar 1969/70, 1970/71 Nova Scotia Teachers College Calendar 1963-1964 Nova Scotia Technical College, Annual Report 1962-1967 190-2 A Physical Plant Development Program for Xavier College. Report to St. Francis Xavier University. Taylor, Lieberfeld and Heldman, 1967 190-3 This is St. Francia Xavier University (n.d.) Contemporary and Alumni News, St. Francis Xavier University. 7:3(1969), 8:1 (1970) Computer Center Bulletin. Saint Mary's University #l (1970) University of King's College. Calendar 1965-66 Notes on the New Status of the University of King's College in Relation to Dalhousie University

University of King's College, Statutes, Regulations, Articles of Agreement 1962 University of King's College Second Student Union Report to the Board of Governors 1969 University of New Brunswick. One Hundred and Thirty-Eight Encaenia 1967 190-4 Untitled Report regarding Library Systems in the Maritimes Statistics regarding faculties in Canadian Universities APLA Bulletin. Atlantic Provinces Library Association 29:2 (1965) Alberta. Universities Commission. Annual Report 1966-68 Announcement Principalship Okanagan Regional College: to Serve the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia 1965 Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada Annual Meeting 1965 Atlantic Advocate 55:9 (May 1965) 190-5 All Eyes Toward the Future. Report of the tribunal on Bilingual Higher Education. Nova Scotia 1969 190-6 Building an Educated Society 1816-1966. Ontario Minister of Education 1966 Canada. Senate Debates 115:82, 1966: 115:104, 1967 Canada. House of Commons. Bill 0-277 1967 Canada Student Loan Plan Annual Report 1965-1967 The Canadian Education Association (Jan. 1965) Information Service, News Letter 189 Canadian Geographical Journal 70:1 (Jan: 1965) Canadian University 1:1 March-April, '66 Carnegie Quarterly 16:2 Spring 1968 Commercial Letter. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Sept. 1968 Confederation Art Gallery and Museum. Newsletter (April 1970) The Duff-Berdahl Report at Toronto: Internal Government. Dr. Claude Bissell 190-7 Education in the Atlantic Provinces. 1965 Association of Atlantic Universities Enrolment in Canadian Universities and Colleges to 1976-77 by Edward F. Sheffield The Federal Financing of Higher Education. Association of American Universities 1968 Financing Higher Education in Canada, Report of a Commission to the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada 1965 First Degrees Awarded by Canadian Universities and Colleges projected to 1976-77 by Ralph D. Mitchener Forecast of the Cost of Research and 1965 Graduate Studies in Canadian Universities. Briefs Submitted to the Commission on the Financing of Higher Education by the Canadian Association of Graduate Schools Prom the Office of the Secretary of State "Thoughts on the University", Gerard

Pelletier 1968 The Future of Nova Scotia Industry is in the Use of its Technical Resources n.d. 190-8 God/Love Poem, by Lenore Kandel Higher Education in the States. Education Commission of the States 1:6 July-Aug. 70 "How to Deal With Student Dissent" Newsweek pp. 66-71 March 10, '69 "How to Keep Peace on Campus" by Don Bell Weekend Magazine 19:42 Oct. 18, '69 Journal of Education 16:1 (1966), 19:2 (1970) Letter to Graduates of the University of Sydney from the Vice-Chancellor & Principal Sir Stephen Roberts 1966 Look at Teaching. Nova Scotia. Department of Education 1967 New Brunswick- Committee on the Financing of Higher Education. Report 1967 190-9 Nova Scotia, Canada's Ocean Playground Nova Scotia; Three Hundred Years in Education Nova Scotia Newsletter. 3:12 (1964), 7:4 (1968) Nova Scotia. An Act to Incorporate the Victoria School of Art and Design 1888 Nova Scotia. House of Assembly. Universities Assistance Act 1965 Nova Scotia. Orders in Council (Misc.) Nova Scotia. Abridged Financial Report 1963, 1968 Nova Scotia. Budget 1964, 1966, 1968 Nova Scotia Budget Speech 1963 190-10 Ontario. Committee on University Affairs. Report 1967 Ontario. Minister of University Affairs. Report 1967 Prince Edward Island. Commission on Post-Secondary Education. Annual Report 1969 Professional Manpower Bulletin (Feb. 1964) 190-11 Profiles of Education in the Atlantic Provinces. Atlantic Development Board. (Background Study No. 5) 1969 190-12 Report of Ad Hoc Committee on Degree Granting Proposal for Canadian Coast Guard College. (1970) Report of the Alumni Committee on University Government. Alumni Association of British Columbia 1967 Ontario. Grade Thirteen Study Committee Report 1964 Report of the Tribunal on bilingual Higher Education in Nova Scotia; a Critique. Arthur L. Murphy Report on Emergence P.I.I.S. (n.d.) Conference; Action Taken to "Freeze the Fees"

Special Study on Junior Colleges by Dr. Andrew Stewart 1965 Speech of Robert L. Stanfield to House of Assembly (N.S.) March 23, 1965 A Submission to the Government of Canada and the Governments of the Provinces by the Association of Universities & Colleges of Canada 190-13 Tertiary Education in Australia. Committee on the Future of Tertiary Education in Australia to the Australian Universities Commission Vol. III 1965 190-14 Three Universities Working Together for a Greater Province... a Greater Nation University Government in Canada. 1966 Report of a Commission sponsored by the Canadian Association of University Teachers & the Association of Universities & Colleges of Canada What Happens to Our University Graduates in Education? A Three-Year Follow-Up of the 1960 Nova Scotia Graduates in Education 1965 University Affairs 4:3 (Feb. 1963) University Affairs 7:2 (Dec. 1965-1970)

Box 191

Correspondence/Working Papers

191-1 1968-1969 191-2 1970 191-3 Correspondence A-N, 1971 191-4 Correspondence O-Z, 1971 191-5 Working Papers to 2/28/71 191-6 Working Papers 3/1-31/71 191-7 Working Papers April 1 - Sept. 30, '71 191-8 Working Papers Oct. 1 - Dec. 31, 1971 191-9 Reports A-M, 1971 191-10 Reports N-Z, 1971 191-11 Periodicals and Newspapers 1971 191-12 Ephemera 1971 191-13 Correspondence A-H, 1972 191-14 Correspondence J-Z, 1972 191-15 Working Papers to 2/28/72 191-16 Working Papers March 1 - Sept. 30, 1972

Box 192

192-1 Working Papers 10/1-31/72 192-2 Working Papers Nov. 1 - Dec. 31, '72 192-3 Pamphlets A-M, 1972 192-4 N-N.S. College of Art & Design 1972 192-5 N.S. Tech. College 1972 192-6 Periodicals 1972 192-7 Newspapers A-D, 1972 192-8 S-Z & Ephemera 1972 192-9 Correspondence A-Up 1973 192-10 Correspondence J-Z, 1973 192-1l Working Papers to 1/31/73 192-12 Working Papers Feb. 1- Dec. 31, 1973 192-13 Pamphlets 1973 192-14 Periodicals 1973 192-15 Newspapers-Dalhousie University 1973 192-16 U-Z, Newspaper Clippings & Ephemera 1973 192-17 Correspondence 1974

Box 193

Working Papers

193-1 1974 193-2 Reports 1974 193-3 Periodicals 1974 193-4 Newspapers and Ephemera 1974

Box 194

ROYAL COMMISSION ON NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE ARTS, LETTERS & SCIENCES SERIES

Correspondence

194-1 General Correspondence 1949 G.C. Andrew / John Bird / A.A. Day, Secretary to the Committee / Rene Garneau, Associate Secretary / E.H. Hamber / John Hart / F. Cyril James/ H.N.

Jamison / A.R. MacDougall / A.C. MacEown / Barbara Macpherson / Vincent Massey / T.M. Matthews / Goe. K. Pokonny / J.F. Poulist / L. St. Laurent / Corn E. Stubbs / A.H. Trueman 194-2 General Correspondence 1950 Angus, H.F. / Andrew, G.C. / Bagshaw, R.M. (under S.W.F. Chant) / Bailey, A.G. (under A.A. Day) / Brockington, L.W. / Burchell, Charlie / Cameron, Thomas W.M. / Chant, S.N.F. / Clouston, C.M. / Cragg, Mrs. Cecil (Wee) / Curtis, G.P. / Day, A.A. 194-3 General Correspondence 1950 Fahs, P.B. / Ferguson, Geo. / French Government / Gage, Walter / Garneau, Rene / Hamber, E.W. / Hatcher, A.G. / Hawthorn, H.B. (also under A.A. Day) / Henney, A.D.P. / Hetherington, Sir Hector / Irwin, Arthur / James, F. Cyril / Johnston, Robert D. / The Journal of the American Medical Association / Lanskail, Don / McGregor, F.A. / McLaren, D.L. / McGague C.P. / Massey, Vincent / Monisset, Georges / Mosley, M.A. / Neatby, Hilda / Organ, Sadie / Parkin, G.R. / Roberge, Guy / Stackpole, Stephen / Straith, W.T. / Surveyer, Arthur / Weaver, Myron M. (also under T.W.M. Cameron)/ Whitten, General L.P. / The Yale Review 194-4 General Correspondence 1957 Day, A.A. / Gage, Walter / Garneau, Rene / Harmer, Mrs. Helen/ Hunter, J. / James, F. Cyril / Johnson, Byron I. / Keddy, R.E. / Levesque, G.H. / Massey, Vincent / Neatby, Hilda / Neatby, K.W. (Dept. of Agriculture) / Pullen, Commodore H.F. / Ranta, L.E. / Roberge, Guy / Rombrugh, Helen G. (under H. Neatby) / Sifton, Clifford / Straith, W.T. / Surveyer, Arthur / Tanner, Mrs. R.T. / Walton, Alec also (under V. Massey) 194-5 Royal Commission - Entertainment - Correspondence 1949 Banks, C.A. (Lieut. Bov. of B.C. under W.T. Straith) / Day, A.A. / Clouston, Don / Dexter, Grant / Fraser, C.F. (under McCurdy) / Galgay, N.F. / Hamber, E.W. / Kerr, A.E. (Pres. Dalhousie) under Mccurdy / Koerner, Leon / Jackman, Mrs. Harry (under V. Massey) / Lesvesque, G.E. / McCurdy (Lieut. Gov. Nova Scotia) / MacDonald, A.L. (Premier of Nova Scotia) / McNair, J.B. (Premier of New Brunswick) / MacOdrum, M.M. (President, Carleton College) / Massey, Vincent / Paradis, Mme. Alfred / Richards, C.D. / Rideau Club / Robertson, Norman A. / Scythes, J.A. (under V. Massey) / Straith, W.T. / Wright, Cecil A. (under V. Massey) 194-6 Correspondence - Expenses 1949 Day, A.A. (under M.A. Mosley) / Flyffe, L. (under M.A. Mosley) / Mosley, Muriel Ann / Rideau Club (under M.A. Mosley)

Box 195

195-1 Correspondence - Expenses 1950-51 Alexander, D.N. (under M.A. Mosley) / Mosley, Muriel Ann / Parkin, G.R. 195-2 Correspondence - Trip to Newfoundland 1950 Frecker, G.A. (Deputy Minister of Education) / Gushue, R. (Chairman, Fisheries Board) / Hatcher, A.G. (President, Memorial College) / Lord, A.E. / Massey, Vincent (under A.G. Hatcher) / Mosley, Muriel Ann "Newfoundland. Canada's New Province" 195-3 Correspondence - Report 1951/52 Day, A.A. / Fyfe, W. Hamilton (under V. Massey) / Hannam, H.H. (under V. Massey) / Koerner, Leon J. / Le Gall, Louis (under V. Massey) / Massey, Vincent / Mosley, Muriel Ann / National Cultural Commission / Neatby, Hilda / Percival, W.P. / Savage, H. (under V. Massey) 195-4 Correspondence - Printed and Lists 1951-1956 Agnew, Marjorie / Andison, J.G. / Benians, E.A. / Cowley, Lionel / Cook, A.C. / Curtis, G.F. / Day, A.A. / Demaroq, Hubert A.A. / Doheny, William / Goudrault, M. / Grauer, Dal / Grierson, John / Kier, David Lindsay / Koerner, Leon / Koerner, Walter / MacDonald, Virginia / MacMillan, H.R. / Mosley, Muriel Ann / Ross, Frank M. / Sage, Walter N. / "Sally" / "Wee"

Box 196

Briefs

196-1 Anonymous Briefs "The Development of Letters in Canada" (Saskatoon, Sask.) Oct. 17, 1948 Canadian Radio (untitled) The Ballet in Canada 196-2 Unlisted Briefs "Brief submitted on behalf of the Comic Magazine Industry Association of Canada" by Stuart S. Garson "Memorandum from the Minister of National Defence" Sept. 14, 1949 "The Commonwealth Literary Fund" Dept. of External Affairs "Submission ..." prepared by E.A. Corbett Letter & Brochure from J. M. Inglis "The Humanities are Poor Relations" by F. Cyril James "A Study of the Main Influences now shaping Canadian Society" by B.K. Sandwell "Duplication of National Film Board & National Film Society Services"

Special Studies

196-3 The English Language in Canada; Harry Alexander Architecture in Canada; Eric R. Arthur L'Histoire Nationals au Canada Francais 1925-1950; Charles Bilodeau Soap Operas Study, Radio, Memo by Prof. P. Boucher, Laval Univ. Etat Present do la Recherche Scientifique au Canada de Langue Francaise, Louis Bourgoin 196-4 Documentary & Educational Films in Canada (1935-1950) The Visual Arts in Canada (1950), Prof. Charles F. Comfort The State of the Theatre in Canada, Robertson Davis Canadian Handicrafts, E. & K. Eichmann Weaving in Canada - Norah Story The Press of Canada, Wilfred Eggleston Medical Research in Canada, G.H. Ettinger, M.D. 196-5 L'enseignment des Sciences Sociales au Canada Francais, Maurice Tremblay & Albert Faucher La Presse do Langue Francaise au Canada; Donation Premont 196-6 Lea Lettres Canadiennes D' Expression Francaise; Reno Garneau, M.R.S.C. Les Mathematiques au Canada; Abel Gauthier Les Arts Appliques dens la Province de Quebec- Jean-MarieGauvreau, D.Sc. P. Canadian Psychology 1950, William Line 196-7 State of Social Sciences in English Speaking Canada; B.S. Keirstead & S.D. Clerk The Present State of Physics & Chemistry in Canada; Leon Lortre Canadian Letters (English); Edward A. McCourt Music in Canada; Sir Ernest MacMillan Positions do la Psychologie Contemporaine au Canada Francais; Rev. pere Noel Mailoux o.p. Memoire sur l'Etat Present des Arts dans la Province de Quebec; Gerard Morisset Historical Museums, Societies & Historical Sites & Monuments in Canada; W.L. Morton 196-8 Special Study on Canadian History; Hilda Neatby La Situation do l'edition et de la vente du livre francais au Canada; Henri- Paul Peladeau The Sciences in Canada; J.W.T. Spinks

196-9 Colonel C.P. Stacey, O.B.E. The Teaching of Applied Science in Canada; K.E. Tupper The present status of the Humanities in Canada by Malcolm W. Wallace

Working Papers

196-10 Royal Commission - Misc. material 1949-1952 196-11 Terms of Reference 196-12 Itineraries 1949-1950 196-13 Lists of Briefs received 196-14 Minutes May 2, 1949-Dec. 1 196-15 Minutes Jan. 7-Nov. 13, 1950

Special Committees

196-16 Royal Commission - Special Commission on Botanical Gardens Correspondence Briefs 1949-1950 196-17 Royal Commission - Special Committee on Historic Sites & Monuments. Correspondence, brief & printed material 1949 196-18 Royal Commission - Special Committee on Libraries & Public Records. Vancouver City Archives 1949 196-19 Royal Commission - Special Committee on Libraries & Public Records. National Library (+ Printed) 196-20 Royal Commission - Special Committee on Museums. Brief & Printed 1949 196-21 Royal Commission - Special Committee on Scholarships - "A Plan for the Preparation of Statistical & other information for the National Conference of Canadian Universities" Correspondents include; F. Cyril James / White, W. Statement by K.W. Neatby, Director. Dept. of Agric. Memorandum by O.M. Solandt on the Organization of Scientific Research in the Federal Govt. 196-22 Royal Commission - Special Committee on Scholarships - UNESCO material 196-23 Scholarships and Bursaries made Available by Federal Government 196-24 Briefs Brief presented by U.B.C. Credit Loan of the St. Jean Baptiste Society of Montreal. Prgt d'Honneur Paper on Scholarships by NAMM Data Paper on International Scholarships and Exchanges Bourses aux Gradues et Bourses de Haute Specialisation National Conference of Canadian Universities Summary of Recommendations

List of the Reports on Scholarships addressed to the Commission Draft - Scholarships and Research 196-25 National Research Council - Regulations Governing Bursaries, Student Scholarships and Fellowships Committee Working Papers with minutes of first meeting 196-26 Working papers, minutes & drafts of final report 1949-1950 196-27 Statistics, misc. notes & printed material

Box 197

Special Committee on Scholarships

197-1 Correspondence relating to the Committee 1949 Brown, Geo. W. / Bryce, R.B (Dept. of Finance) / Burns, E.L.M. (Dept. of Veteran Affairs) / The Canada Foundation / Canadian Scholarship Programme for University students from Foreign Countries / Chant, S.N.F. / Garneau, Reno / Jamieson, H.W. / Keenleyside, Hugh L. / MacDermot, T.W.L. / MacKenzie, C.J. / MacLennan, Douglas A. / Massey, Vincent / Matthews, T.H. / Robbins, John E (also under V. Massey) / Rosser, F.T. / Shrum, G.M. / Stacey, C.P. / Thompson, R.F. / (most of the correspondence addressed to A.A. Day) 197-2 Correspondence relating to the Committee 1950 Andres, G.C. (also under W. Barton) / Barton, W.H. (also under S. Bates) (also under A.A. Day) / Bates, Stewart / Brown, Geo. W. / Clark, Robert M. / Day, A.A. / Fraser, Prof. C. Fred / Garneau, Reno / MacKenzie, C.J. (under S. Bates) / Ponlist, A. / Ranta, L.E. (also under W. Barton) / Robbins, John E.

Royal Commission Report

197-3 Plan for the Report Correspondence relating to drafts 1950-1951 Day, A.A. / Massey, Vincent / Mosley, Muriel Ann / Neatby, Hilda / Read, Stan 197-4 Misc. drafts & chapters 197-5/7 Galley proofs 197-8 Summary of Report by W. Eggleston. Mar. 14, 1951 197-9/11 Final Report Draft Part I 197-12 Special Studies - Galley Proofs

Royal Commission - Newspaper Clippings

197-13 1949 197-14 1949-50 197-15 1951 197-16 1951-52 197-17 re: Report 1951 197-18 1951-92

Box 198

Miscellaneous

198-1 Proceedings of the Special (Senate) Committee on Human Rights & Fundamental Freedoms June 6, 1950 Proceedings of the Special (Commons) Committee on Radio Broadcasting April 25 - June 14, 1950 198-2 Alberta: Programme of Studies for the Intermediate School Classroom Bulletin on Community Economics 1946 Dept. of Education Publications Annual List 1949 Price List & Requisition Form 1949 Bulletin I. Alberta Schools, Foundations of Education Bulletin II. Elementary School. The Enterprise Language, Reading, Arithmetic Music 198-3 British Columbia: Graduate Training in Arts in Canadian Universities. W.N. Sage 1944 Newfoundland: Memorial University College - Library Handbook, Calendar 1949-50, Prospectus 1950-51 The St. John's Players 1949 Nova Scotia: Programme of Studies 1949-50 Ontario: Programme of Studies for Grades VII & VIII 1942 A Note on Mss. Collection in the Douglas Library, Queen's Univ. 1943 Courses of Study, Grade XIII History Feb. 1945 Courses of Study, Grades IX & X Social Studies, History 1946 Courses of Study, Grades XI, XII Social Studies, History 1947

Instructions Relating to Subjects of Study for Grades IX, X, XII, 1949-50 Univ. of Toronto, Calendar, Faculty of Arts 1949-50 198-4 Prince Edward Island: Prince of Wales College & Normal School, Calendar 1949-50 Quebec: Handbook for Teachers in the Protestant Schools 1947 Ecole Polytechnique, -Research Center Lab. 1947 Supplement to the Handbook for Teachers 1949 Saskatchewan: Circular relative to Textbooks for Elementary & High Schools July 1, 1949 198-5 The Humanities Research Council of Canada First Report 1943-47 Second Report 1947-49 The Professions of Chemistry & Chemical Engineering in Canada, A Vocational Guidance Booklet L.H. Cragg 1948 Research & Educational Projects sponsored by CMM 1949 Canadian Art Vol IX No. 1 Oct. 1951 The Massey Commission - Recommendations - What has been implemented J.E. Robbins, Canadian Library Jan. 1961 1951-60 Culture, A Quarterly Review Vol X #4 Dec. 1949 198-6 Food for Thought May '49 - April '50 Journal of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, Vol. 29, No. 12 Dec. 1949 National Affairs Monthly, "A Communist reply to the Massey Report" Sept. 1951 198-7 Atlas of Canada Project, A Preliminary Survey prepared by Benoit Brouillette Nov. 1945 The Bayeux Tapestry by Eric Maclagan 1949 "Canada in a Changing Commonwealth" Address by V. Hassey to Canadian Club of Montreal March 14, 1949 "Canadian Democracy in Action" by George W. Brown 1945 "The Future of Universities" H.L Stewart The Dalhousie Review July 1944 "The New Classical Curriculum & It's Impact on University Courses" Leon Lortie April 1948 Notes sur le "Cours Abrege de lecons de chymiell de Jean-Baptiste Meilleur. Leon Lortie 1937 "Vers la plenitude de vie par la davotion a la saints Vierge" B.M. Morineau 1949 "Scholarship for Canada. The Function of Graduate Studies" J.B. Brebner July 4, 1945

"Science and the Humanities" C.E. Dolman 1950 "Why Study Mathematics?" 198-8 Canada's Jews A Social & Economic Study of the Jews in Canada. Louis Rosenberg 1939 198-9 History of the Jews in Canada. B.G. Sack 1945 198-10 Repertoire National de E'Education Populaire au Canada Francais 1949 198-11 Research in Canada, Planning for the Coming Years published by Imperial Oil 1946 198-12 French version of 198-11 198-13 "La Vocation de la race francaise en Amerique du Nord" 1945

Box 199

SENATE SERIES

Subject Files

199-1 Acadia University Correspondence 1966-68 199-2 African Students Foundation, Correspondence 1966-68 Aird, Lucille Elizabeth, Correspondence 1966 199-3 Alberta School Trustees Association Correspondence & printed & misc. 1967- 68 199-4 Alpine Club: Correspondence 1966 Amcal, Correspondence 1967 American Assembly: Correspondence 1966 199-5 Animals: printed 1966 Appointments: Correspondence 1966 Arda: printed Articles: Correspondence 1966 199-6/8 Association of Canadian Clubs: Correspondence & printed 1966-68 199-9 Association of Universities & Colleges - Correspondence & printed 1966-68 199-10 Atlantic Advocate: Correspondence 1966-67 Atlantic Council of the U.S.: Correspondence 1967 199-11 Bank of Nova Scotia: Correspondence 1966 199-12 Bilingualism, Confederation Etc.: Correspondence & printed (Incl. Misc.) 1966-68 199-13 Bissonnette, Major E., Resume (includes misc.) 1968 199-14 Botanical Gardens Association: Correspondence & printed 1966-68 199-15 Boy Scouts: Printed 1966

199-16 Brandon College: Correspondence & printed 1966-67 199-17 B.C. Amateur Sports Council: Correspondence 1967 B.C. Civil Service: correspondence 1967 199-18 B.C. Research Council: Correspondence 1967-68 199-19 B.C. Teacher's Federation: Correspondence 1967-68 199-20 Boy's Clubs of Vancouver: Correspondence 1967 199-21 James M. Cameron: Correspondence 1966-68 199-22 Canada Council: Correspondence 1966-68 199-23 Canada Foundation: Correspondence 1966 199-24/25 Canadian-American Committee: Printed & Correspondence 1967 199-26 Canadian Atlantic College Committee: Minutes 1966 Canadian Association for Adult Education: Correspondence 1966 Canadian Association of Slavists - Bill Rase n.d. 199-27 C.B.C.: correspondence 1966-68 199-28 Canadian Centenary Council: Correspondence & printed 1967/68 199-29 Canadian Centre for Films on Art: Correspondence & printed 1966 199-30 Canadian Citizenship Council: Correspondence & Printed 1966/67 199-31 Canadian Club: Correspondence 1966 Canadian Committee on Early Childhood: Correspondence 1966 Canadian Government Annuities: Correspondence 1966 Canadian Heart Foundation: printed 1966 Canadian Highway Safety Council: Correspondence 1966 199-32 Canadian Institute of International Affairs: Minutes & correspondence 1966- 68 199-33 Canadian Institute on Public Affairs: Correspondence & printed & minutes 1966-67 199-34 Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation: Correspondence & printed 1966- 68 199-35 Canada's First Bank: Correspondence 1966 199-36 Canadian Library Week: Correspondence & printed 1966-68 199-37 Canadian Medical Association: Correspondence 1966 Canadian Museums Association: Correspondence 1966 Canadian NATO Parliamentary Association: Correspondence & printed 1966 C.P.R. Panther Branch Line: Plans & letter Canadian Peace Research & Education Conference: Programme 1966 Canadian Profiles: Correspondence & printed 1966 199-38 Canadian Pulp & Paper Association: Correspondence 1966 199-39 CUSO : Correspondence 1966 Canadian Welfare Council: Printed 1966

Canadian Wheat Sales: Memo 1966 Centennial College - Applied Arts & Technology: Correspondence 1967-68 199-40 Christian Leadership Training School: Correspondence & printed 1966-68 199-41 Chris Lin Memorial Scholarship: Correspondence CIA subsidies: Correspondence & printed 1967 199-42 Conservation Council of Ontario: Notes, correspondence & printed 1966-67

Box 200

200-1 Christmas Cards 1967 200-2 Commercial & Industrial Research Foundation: Correspondence 1966 200-3 Commonwealth Parliamentary Association: Correspondence & printed 1966 200-4 Community Arts Council: Correspondence & printed 1966 Company of Young Canadians: Correspondence 1967 Cours Claudel Gala: Correspondence 1966 Cruelty to Animals: Correspondence & printed 1966 200-5/6 Declaration of Atlantic Unity: Correspondence & printed 1966-68 200-7 Drafts 200-8 Duke of Edinburgh's Award in Canada: Correspondence & printed (annual Reports) 1966-68 200-9 Economic Council of Canada: Correspondence & printed 1960 Encyclopedia Canadiana: Correspondence 1966 English-Speaking Union of the Commonwealth: Correspondence & printed 1966-67 200-10 Expo '67: Correspondence 4 printed 1966-67 200-11 External Aid: Correspondence 1968 Family Service Agency: Correspondence 1966 200-12 Germany (Education for International Understanding) Printed & Correspondence 1966/67 200-13 David Glick Memorial Committee: Correspondence 1967 Grauer Foundation: Correspondence 1966-67 Hamber Foundation: Correspondence 1966 Hangman's Beach: Correspondence & printed 1966 Hansard: Correspondence 1966 200-14 Harvard University: Correspondence & printed 1966-68 200-15 Harry Hawthorn Foundation: Correspondence & printed 1966-67 200-16 Bud Heakes: Correspondence 1966 200-17 Heraldry Society of Canada: Correspondence & printed 1966-67 200-18 Hudson's Bay Co.: Printed 1966 Thomas Hughes: Correspondence 1966

200-19 Immigration: Correspondence & printed 1966-68 200-20 Imperial Service Medal (Charlie Beazley): Correspondence 1966 Imperial Tobacco: Printed 1966 International House: Printed 1966 200-21 International Law Societies: Correspondence & printed 1966 Inter-Parliamentary Union: Correspondence & printed 1966-68 John Howard Society: Correspondence 1966 R.B. Inch: Correspondence & printed 1966 200-22 The Institute of Canadian Studies: Correspondence & printed 1966(??) 200-23 Innis College: Correspondence 1966 Institute of Man & Science: Correspondence & printed 1966 International Commission of Jurists: Correspondence 1967 Kanya Trust: Correspondence 1968 Kaspar Naegele Educational Trust Fund: 1966 200-24 King's and Dalhousie: Correspondence & printed 1966-68 200-25 Bedrich Kucerova: Correspondence 1967-68 200-26 Kuwait Scene: Printed 1966 200-27 Labour Arbitration: Correspondence 1966-67 200-28 Labour Arbitration: Printed 1966-67 200-29 L'Alliance Francaise de Vancouver: Correspondence & printed 1966-67 La Trobe University: Correspondence & printed 1966 Law Society of B.C.: Printed 1966 200-30 Leadership Convention: Correspondence & printed 1968 200-31 Leadership & World Society: Correspondence & printed 1966 200-32 Letters of Congratulations, Thanks, Etc.: Correspondence 1966 200-33 Liberal Party: Correspondence & printed 1966-68

Box 201

201-1 Library of Parliament: Printed 1965-66 201-2 Lions International: Correspondence 1967 Lord's Day Alliance of Canada: Correspondence 1966 201-3 MacKenzie King Travelling Scholarship fund: Correspondence & printed 1966 201-4 MacLaren Award: Correspondence 1966-68 201-5 Manpower Dept.: Correspondence & printed 1966?? Maritime School of Social Work: Correspondence 1967 201-6 Markle Foundation: Correspondence & printed 1966-66 201-7 Medicare: Correspondence 1966 201-8 Mill of Kintail: Correspondence & printed 1967

201-9 Miscellaneous: Correspondence 1966-68 201-10 Misc. July 1968- 201-11 Mount Allison: Correspondence 1966 201-12 Mount Saint Vincent College: Correspondence & printed 1966 201-13 Naramata Centre for Continuing Education - Printed 1968 National Defence: Correspondence 1967 National Gallery: Correspondence 1966 201-14 National & Provincial Parks Association: Correspondence & printed 1966-68 201-15 Newspaper Clippings: 1966-68 201-16 Nobel Peace Prize: Correspondence 1966-67 North Atlantic Treaty: Correspondence 1966 Nova Scotia Agricultural College: Correspondence 1966 201-17 Order of Canada: Correspondence & printed 1967-68 201-18 Ottawa Civic Hospital Auxiliary: Printed n.d. Ottawa Women's Canadian Club: Correspondence 1966 201-19 Overseas Institute of Canada: Correspondence & minutes 1966-68 201-20 Native Sons of Canada: Correspondence 1967 201-21 Newspaper Clippings, appointment to Senate 1966 201-22 R.M. Petrie Memorial Fellowship Fund: Correspondence 1966-68 201-23 Pictou Academy: Correspondence & printed (Ms. of speech) 1966 201-24 Press Releases: 1966 201-25 Presbyterian Church: Correspondence & printed 1966 201-26 Professional Institute: Correspondence 1967 201-27 Publications: 1963 201-28 Public Service of Canada: Correspondence & printed 1966-68 201-29 Public Service - Committee - Superannuation: Printed, background, materials 201-30 Public Works: Correspondence 1966 201-31 Recommendations: Correspondence 1966-68 201-32 Research Council Act: Printed 1966 Reservations: 1966 R and H Travel Assistants: Correspondence 1966 201-33 Rockcliffe Arms: Correspondence 1967-68 201-34 Round Table Club: Correspondence, Etc. 1966-68 201-35 Royal Bank of Canada: Correspondence & printed 1960

Box 202

202-1 Royal Canadian Geographical Society: Printed 1966-67 Royal Commission on the Status of Women: Correspondence 1968 202-2 Royal Society of Canada: Printed & Correspondence 1968

202-3 Royal Visit: (Invitations, etc.) 1967 202-4 St. Francis Xavier University: Correspondence & printed 1966-67 202-5 St. Lawrence Seaway: Printed & correspondence 1965-66 202-6 Saskatchewan School Teachers Association: Correspondence & printed 1967- 68 202-7 Text of His Address: to the SSTA March 2, 1968 202-8 Second Century Week: Correspondence & printed 1967 202-9/10 Senate (Miscellaneous Matters): Printed & correspondence 1966-68 202-11 Shipbuilding Subsidy: 1966 Simon Fraser University: Correspondence 1966-67 S. Sirpaul: Correspondence (See Germany 200-12) 1966 202-12 Fred Soward: correspondence 1967 Speaking Engagements: Correspondence 1966 202-13/14 Speeches: various people 1966 202-15 Speeches (MacKenzie) 1963-? 202-16 Student Aid: Correspondence 1966 202-17 Student Christian Movement: Correspondence 1966-68 202-18 Student Exchanges: Correspondence 1967 Teachers Insurance & Annuity Association of America College Retirement Equities Fund: Correspondence 1966-67 202-18 Thistle Club & Seaway Material: 1966 202-19 Mildred Valley Thornton: Correspondence 1967 202-20 Tibetan Refugee Aid Society: Correspondence 1966-67 202-21 Tolmie, Mrs. Anne: Correspondence 1966 Dr. Claude Treil: Correspondence 1966 Unesco: Correspondence & printed 1966-68 202-22 Unification: Correspondence (???) 1967 Unitarian Service Committee of Canada: Correspondence & printed 1966 United Appeal: Correspondence 1966 University Affairs: Printed 1967 202-23/25 U.B.C.: Correspondence & printed 1967/68

Box 203

203-1 Engagements - current, misc.: Correspondence 1965-1966 203-2 Vancouver Institute: Printed 1967-68 Vancouver Public Aquarium Association: Correspondence 1966-68 203-3 Water Resources: Correspondence & printed 1966-68 203-4 World Constitutional Convention, Interlaken: Correspondence 1968 Whistler Skiers Chapel: Correspondence 1966

Dr. Wallace Wilson: Correspondence 1966 Who's Who in Canada: Correspondence 1966 Women's Canadian Club: Correspondence 1966-68 World Federalists: Correspondence 1966 203-5 York University: Correspondence 1966-68 203-6 Young Liberals of B.C. : Correspondence & printed 1966- 203-7 Y.M.C.A.: Correspondence & printed 1966-67 Yukon - statistics 203-8/9 U.B.C. correspondence 1966, 1968 203-10 University Education: Printed & correspondence 1966-67 203-11 University Finances: Correspondence 1966 University Industry Conference: Correspondence 1966 University Scholarships of Canada: Correspondence & printed 1967 University of London: Correspondence 1968 203-12 UNB: Correspondence 1966-68 203-13 University Hill United Church: Minutes & correspondence 1966-67 203-14 University Press of N.B.: Correspondence 1966 University of Saskatchewan: Correspondence 1967 University of Toronto: Correspondence 1967 203-15 University of Victoria: Correspondence 1966-68

Box 204

Senate Special Committee on Scientific Policy

204-1 Privy Council Office, Science Secretariat: Correspondence 1966 Science Council of Canada: Print 204-2 Committee Correspondence & working papers Feb. 12, March 7, 1968 204-3 Committee Correspondence & working papers March 1968 204-4 Documents submitted by Science Council of Canada 204-5 Committee Correspondence & working papers March 1968 204-6 Committee Correspondence & working papers March - April 1968 204-7 Committee Correspondence & working papers May - Oct. 1968 204-8 Committee Correspondence & working papers Oct. 1968 204-9 Brief submitted by National Research Council Oct. 23, 1968 204-10 Committee Correspondence & working papers Oct. 24, 1968 204-11 Documents submitted by Dept. of National Defence Oct. 1968

Box 205

205-1 Committee Correspondence & working papers Oct. 30-31, 1968 205-2 Documents submitted be Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. Oct. 1968 205-3 Committee Correspondence & working papers Nov. 6/7, 1968 205-4 Committee Correspondence & working papers Nov. 7-20, 1968 205-5 Documents submitted by Dept. of Agriculture 205-6 Committee Working papers Nov. 21 - Dec. 12, 1968 205-7 "Brief" submitted by Dept. of National Health and Welfare 205-8 Brief submitted by Dept. of Veteran's Affairs

Box 206

206-1 Brief submitted by Dept. of Fisheries and Forestry Dec. 1968 206-2 Brief submitted by Dept. of Energy Mines and Resources Dec. 1968 206-3 Briefs submitted by Ministry of Fisheries Dec. 1968 206-4 Committee Correspondence & working papers Dec. 17-19, 1968 206-5 Committee Memo & working paper Jan. 21-29, 1968 206-6 Miscellaneous documents presented to committee 1) The Division of Building Research: What it is - What it Does N.R.C. No. 48799 (n.d.) 2) Proceedings before the Subcommittee on Science, Research, and Development of the Committee on Science and Astronautics, U.S. House of Representatives Sept. 1967 3) Draft of a Brief concerning research in the Humanities, for Presentation by the Royal Society of Canada to the Senate committee on science policy 4) Newsprint Data: 1968. Newsprint Association of Canada Nov. 1968 5) "Industrial Research - Why, How, and What", by Dr. Augustus B. Kinzel July 17, 1967 6) Canada and the Scientific Age, Senator Lamontagne Feb. 1968 7) Science Secretariat Study Group a) on Agricultural Research Dec. 23, 1966 b) on Research in Engineering Feb. 22, 1967 c) A Study of Scientific and Technical Information in Canada Feb. 17, 1967 d) Study of water Resources Research March 23, 1967 e) Study on Support of Research in the Universities March 4, 1968 f) A Study of Chemistry in Canada March 18, 1968 g) A Study of Biological Research March 18, 1968 h) A Study on Transportation Research in Canada March 18, 1968 8) Notes for a Speech, Hon. C.M. Drury, President of Treasury Board, at

Memorial University on the Occasion of the Opening of its New Chemistry / Physics Building Oct. 26, 1968

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TRAVELS SERIES

Australia/New Zealand Tour (1955)

207-1 Addresses Correspondence - Laing, Lionel W. 1955 Drafts of speeches given by MacKenzie 207-2 Association of Universities of the British Commonwealth meeting Correspondents Leody, J. Frank 1955 Rowe, A.P. 1955 Working papers Newspaper clippings 207-3 Australian - Canada Association and Australian – Canadian Relations Committee Correspondents Copeland, Douglas (Sir) 1955 Duncan, James S. 1955 Kettle, H.G. 1955 Pearson, Lester B. 1955 Working papers 207-4 Bankstown Affairs Newspaper clippings 207-5 Canberra University College & Australian National University Correspondents Burton, Herbert 1955 Finlay, W.H. 1955 Ford, A.J.T. 1955 Irwin, (Canadian High Commissioner to Australia) 1955 Melville, L.G. 1955 White, H.L. 1955 Newspaper Clippings 207-6 General Correspondence - Kenneth A. Green Correspondents - Greene, Kenneth A. 1955

207-7 General Correspondence - A.J.T. Ford Correspondents Boyer, R.J.F. 1955 Gage, Walter H. 1955 Pickersgill, John W. 1955 Williston, Ray G. 1955 207-8 General Correspondence - University of British Columbia Correspondents Chant, S.N.F. 1955 Frederickson, Margaret Gage, Welter H. Campbell, Harold L. 1955 Mackay, Colin Wood, Marilyn Parkin, G.R. MacRae, Archie O. MacKenzie, Gerrie (Mrs. W.) MacKenzie, William Rowe, A.P. Croft, C.F. Miscellaneous travel receipts 207-9 Miscellaneous Printed Material Armindale Express Aug. 5, 1955 Australian Broadcasting Commission Speech by N.A.M. MacKenzie Commonwealth Scholarship Scheme "Economic Development in Australia and the Conservation of Resources" Copland, Douglas 1955 "Economic Expansion in Australia" Copland, Douglas 1955 Financial Assistance to the Australian Universities by the Commonwealth Government 1954 This Changing World, #l the Pacific 1950 Information Service (Background Note No.15) June 15, 1955 University Development 1952-1957. University Grants Committee (London) 1958 207-10 New Zealand Correspondents: Canterbury University College Bain, D.W. 1955 Hawthorne, Harry 1955

University of New Zealand Currie, George Alexander 1955 Victoria University College Williams, J. 1955 Auckland University College Maidment, K.J. 1955 Williams Evans Visiting Professorship Soper, F.G. 1955 207-11 Travel Documents Correspondents Clyne, J.V. 1955 Ketchum 1955 McConachie, G.W.G. 1954 Travel Brochures, Itineraries Etc. 207-12 University of Adelaide Correspondents Adelaide Visit – Programme Edgeloe, V.A. 1955 Rowe, A.P. 1955 Ford, A.J.T. 1955 Adelaide – Miscellaneous Smith, Harry E. Weeley 1955 Flower, Horace 1955 Goldring, Mrs. C.G. 1955 Adelaide University - Public Addr. Basten, Henry 1955 Australian Broadcasting Commission Wicks, C.C. 1955 Australian Institute of International Affairs Smith, Harry E. Wealey 1955 Australian Student Christian Movement Borland, Frank T. 1955 Law Society of South Australia Piper, Frank E. 1955 Basten, Henry 1955 Rowe, A.P. 1955 Shrum, G.M. 1958 Speech drafts Brochures Newspaper clippings

207-13 University of Melbourne Correspondents: Brown, Guy A.N. 1955 Derham, David Emery, F.E. MacKenzie, Morrison Paton, George W. Smart, Mrs. Marjorie Gordon Tickner, W. Kent University of Melbourne Chancellor Brochures, newspaper clippings 207-14 University of New England Correspondents: Carleton College 1955 Madgewick, R.B. Working papers Invitations, brochures, menus, newspaper clippings 207-15 University of Queensland Correspondents: Hanify, C. Page 1955 Ford, A.J.T. (John) Hamilton, Kenneth Story, J.D. Turnbull, F.C. Wilkinson, H.J. Pamphlets, etc. 207-16 University of Sydney Correspondents: Ford, A.J.T. 1955 Gamble, A.A. MacKenzie, Morrison Maze, W.H. Roberts, S.H. Molesworth, B.H. Stone, Julius University of Sydney Registrar's Office Printed material Current Affairs Bulletin 16:4 June 6, 1955 University of Sydney. The Gazette 1:9 Oct. 1954 Speeches, newspaper clippings, programs etc.

207-17 University of Tasmania Correspondents: Hytten, T. 1955 Printed material: misc. brochures re: Tasmania 207-18 University of Western Australia and Perth Correspondents: MacKenzie, Margaret 1955 Northmore, John (Sir) 1955 Prescott, S.L. Williams, A.J. Brochures, newspaper clippings, pamphlets

Japan Trip (1957)

207-19 Japan Trip: Correspondence 1956-57 207-20 Japan Trip: Speech notes, itineraries, maps, brochures etc. 207-21 Japan Trip: Printed material Newspaper clippings Camino de la Constitucion Queretare-Saltillo 1955 Hawaii's University at Its Golden Anniversary by Thomas Nickerson Paradise of the Pacific March 1957 Japan Report 3:1 (Jan. 1957) Japan Report 3:2 (Feb. 1957) Sophia University. In Commemoration of the Completion of Sophia House 1956 Sofia University - International Division - Bulletin. Tokyo, Japan. Sugita, Motoyoshi. Mathematical Analysis of the Metabolism and Analogy of Economics (reprint) 1954 Sugita, Motoyoshi. The Metabolic Turnover and the Maintenance of Low Entropy Level 1955 reprint Sugita, Motoyoshi. Thermodynamical Analysis of Life 1953 reprint Sugita, Motoyoshi. Thermodynamical Method in Biology 1951 reprint Sugita, Motoyoshi. Thermodynamische Betrachtung uber die mechanische Eigenschaft der amorplien Substanzen 1942 reprint University of Alaska. Collegian 35:3 (June 1957) University of Hawaii, 1907-1957; Higher Education in Pacific; a Foundation for Freedom

Israel Trip (1961)

207-22 Israel Trip Bills & Receipts Correspondence Bills & receipts

Travels series (continues)

Box 208

UNIVERSITY OF EAST AFRICA COMMISSION SERIES

Correspondence

208-1 1962, A-P 208-2 1962, R-Z 208-3 1965

Working Papers

208-4 1959-1961 208-5/8 1962

Box 209

209-1 1962 209-2 1963 209-3/4 Including report draft n.d.

Miscellaneous Printed Material

209-5 University of East Africa 209-6 Africa Calls, Richard Greenough ca. 1961 An Agreement between the government of Tanganyika, the government of Kenya and the government of Uganda for the establishment of the-East African Common Services Organization Behind the Headlines. 22:5 "Problems of Transition in East and Central Africa" by G.V. and Margaret P. Poxey April 1963 The College of Social Studies. (brochure) The Development of higher education in Africa; conclusions and

recommendations of the conference on the development of higher education in Africa (Tananarive, 3-12 Sept. 1962) 1963 East African Common Services Organization 1962 Egerton College Prospectus 1962-63 Higher Education in East Africa 209-7 Institute of Current World Affairs May 1962 - Jan. 1963 "Israel - A Surplus of Brains" Newsweek 60:8 (reprint) Aug. 20/62 Journal of Modern African Studies (brochure) Legal education for Students from Africa, London 1961 209-8 Makerere University College Calendar 1961-62 Makerere College Extra-Mural Report 1958-60, 1960-61 Makerere College. Report for the Year 1960-61 "Medical Education in East Africa" by A.W. Williams Journal of Medical Education 36:9 pp. 1022-1035 (reprint) Sept. 1961 Mid-East Trends and Events #5 (Sept. 1962) Outlines of East African Society by J.E. Goldthorpe Kampala 1959 209-9 Royal Commission on University of Tasmania 1955 Report of the Commission on the most Suitable Structure for the Management, Direction and Financing of Research on an East African Basis 1961 Report of the Commissioners for Africanisation Part I, II 1962 Report of the Commissioners for Africanisation 1962. Part I Africanisation, Retention of Expatriates and Scholarship (sessional Paper No. 7 of 1962) Report of the Committee on Needs and Priorities 1962 2-10 Report of the Quinqillnnial Advisory Committee, 1960 Report of the Working Party on Higher Education in East Africa July-Aug. 1958 Uganda National Anthem United Nations Association Newsletter 13:9 (June 1962) The Right of Asylum in International Law; L.C. Green University of Malaya 1961 Royal College Nairobi. Annual Report and Accounts for the year 1960-61 Royal College Nairobi – Calendar 1961-62 Royal College Nairobi - Department of Domestic Science Syllabus Universities Under Siege by Eric Ashby. Johannesburg 1962 Varsity Graduate (University of Toronto) 9:6 (May 1962)

Box 210

WARTIME INFORMATION BOARD/CANADIAN INFORMATION SERVICE SERIES

Wartime Information Board - Correspondence

210-1 1943 A-D 210-2 1943 E-L 210-3 1943 Mc-P 210-4 1943 Q-Z 210-5 1944 210-6 Working papers, Agendas, minutes 1943-44 210-7 Travelling expenses 210-8 Canada Aid to Russia Fund - Correspondence & working papers 1942-1943

Box 211

Canadian Information Service - Correspondence 1944/45

211-1 Andrew, G.C. 211-2 Boyd, R.D. 211-3 Campbell, J.H. 211-4 Dunton, A,D, 211-5 Geldert, Gerald N. 211-6 Heeney, A.D.P. 211-7 Ketchum, J.D. 211-8 McCully, J. 1945 211-9 MacKenzie-King, W.L. 1944 211-10 Robertson, A.E. 1945 211-11 Sedgwick, Harry 1944-45 211-12 Vlastos, Gregory 1944 211-13 Miscellaneous 1943-45 211-14 Minutes 1944 211-15 Rehabilitation Information Committee - Minutes 1945/46 211-16 Confidential Memoranda 1944-45 211-17 Personnel 211-18 Contents of Drawer 211-19 Miscellaneous Sept. 1945

Box 212

FINANCIAL RECORDS SERIES

N.A.M. - Income Tax (1941-1959)

Box 213

N.A.M. - Income Tax (1960-1969) Household Accounts (1928-1951)

Box 214

Account, Bills, Etc. (1953-1965)

Box 215

Accounts, Bills, Etc. (1966-1970)

Box 216

Accounts, Bills, Etc. (1970-1977) Subscriptions (1944-1955)

Box 217

Insurance - N.A.M. and family - Policies, correspondence, etc. (1933-1962)

Box 218

Bonds, Investments, Securities (1949-1964) Bonds/Stocks A - G (1954-1962) Bonds/Stocks H - Z (1951-1962) Bonds, Stocks, etc. (1929-1953) Pension Info. (1963/64) Accounts, Bonds, Securities (1963-1965) Toronto Property (98 Woodlawn Ave.) - Rentals, Disbursements (1944-1948) Toronto Property (98 Woodlawn Ave.) - Rents, Mortgage (1932-1944) Toronto Property (98 Woodlawn Ave.) - Sale of Property (1946) Toronto Property (98 Woodlawn Ave.) - Correspondence re: sale of property

(1946) Property Taxes - Toronto (1928-1943) Credit Cards – Automobile Credit Cards – Other Bookstore - Books purchased by N.A.M. (1951-1961)

Box 219

Fredericton - Misc. (1944/45) Lease - Allison Road (1944-1946) Bank Deposits/Accounts (1943-1961)Automobile Records - Repair, purchase (1937-1958)

Financial Records series (continues)

Box 220

TRAVELS SERIES (cont.)

Mexico (1952, 1954) Northern B.C. (1953/54) Sun Valley/Colorado Springs (1955) Misc. correspondence, printed material re: short holidays by N.A.M. Pamphlets and folders – Misc Air Travel (1950s) Itineraries (1960s) Itineraries - General and specific - correspondence re: hotel reservations West Indies (1966/67) Caribbean (1968/69) Correspondence (1969); Hawaii (1970) Travel (1971) Travel (1973) Travel (1975)

Travels series (continues)

Box 221

BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL SERIES (cont.)

Christmas Card List (1944-1954, 1956-1961) Christmas Gift Files (1955-1957)

Box 222

Christmas Gift List (1958-1959) Box 223

Sampling of Christmas Cards (1963-1969)

Biographical Material series (continues)

Box 224

MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED/PUBLISHED MATERIAL SERIES

224-1 Pictou Academy - "The Academy 1909-1910 224-2 World War One Pamphlets, 1918 224-3 Dalhousie University 1919-1924 224-4 International Labour Office 1919-1944 224-5 Treaty of Peace-Versailles, 1919 224-6 Imperial Conference of Students 1924 224-7 Student Christian Movement -"The Canadian Student" Feb. 1924 224-8 Gray's Inn 1925 224-9 The League of Nations 1927-28 224-10 The League of Nations-Appeal by the Chinese Government 1932 224-11 Canadian Institute of International Affairs 1938 224-12 U.S.S.R. Information Bulletin - "We Will Not Forget" by Llya Ehrenburg" 224-13 U.B.C. "The Graduate Chronicle" March 1944 224-14 "National Home Monthly" March 1947 Ansul, May 1974,.'Vol.,6, No. 11, Dalhousie Law Forum, Dalhousie Law School, Halifax May 1974 The Atlantic Advocate, July 1967, Vol. 57, No. 11, Fredericton July 1967 The Atlantic Advocate, Vol, 64, No. 8, Fredericton April 1974 Behind the Headlines, Vol. XXVIII, No. 5-6, Toronto June 1969

Canadian Association of University Teachers Bulletin Vol. 6, No. 2 April 1958 Canadian Education, Vol. 14, No. 1, Canadian Education Association Dec. 1958 Clann Choinnich - The MacKenzies (1968) Continuous Learning, Vol. 10, No. 6, The Canadian Association For Adult Education Nov.-Dec. 1971 Cooperative Development of the Columbia River Basin, A Statement by the Canadian-American Committee 1960 The Dalhousie Review, Vol. 42. No. 1. Halifax Spring 1962 External Affairs, Standing Committee, Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence No. 9 Estimates 1960-61 of the Department of External Affairs 1960 Federal Government and Higher Education in Canada, N.A.M. MacKenzie, D.C. Rowat 1950 "First Principles", N.A.M. MacKenzie from Transactions of the Royal Society of Canada, Vol. XLVIII. Series III June 1954 "The Federal Government and Higher Education in Canada", N.A.M. MacKenzie and D.C. Rowat, from the Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, Vol. XVI, No. 3 August 1950 Journal of Education, Vol. 15, No. 3, Halifax Feb. 1966 League of Nations News, Vol. 2, No. 9, Ottawa Sept. 1944 "Origins of Public Broadcasting in Canada", Margaret Prang, from The Canadian Historical Review, Vol. XLVI, No. 1, Toronto March 1965 "Origins of Public Broadcasting in Canada: A Comment", Graham Spry from The Canadian Historical Review, Vol. XLVI, No. 2, Toronto June 1965 Pacific Science Association, 13th, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, "First Announcement" 1975 Journal Raic=L'Irac, Vol. 41, No. 12, Ottawa Dec. 1964 Royal Historical Society, Transactions 3rd Series, Vol. XLVIII, June 1954 Sport Fishing In British Columbia, Vancouver U.N.E.S.C.O., Conference on the Development of Higher Education in Africa, "The Development of Higher Education In Africa" 1962 Universities Quarterly, Vol. 8, No.. 2, London Feb. 1954 University of British Columbia, Law Review, Vol. 1, No. 6 Vancouver, April 1963 University of British Columbia Alumni Chronicle, Vancouver, Dec. 1951 University of British Columbia Alumni Chronicle, Vol. 19, No. 4 Vancouver Winter 1965

Box 225

All Eyes Toward the Future, Report of the Tribunal on Bilingual - Higher Education, Nova Scotia 1969 Canada, the Commonwealth and the Common Market, Report of the 1962 Summer Institute, Mount Allison University, W.B. Cunninham, ed. 1962 Canada: The Empire and the League, Lectures Given at the Canadian Institute on Economics and Politics, Toronto, 1960 Canadian American Relations, Seminar, 2nd, Assumption University, Windsor 1960 Canadian Year Book of International Law, Vol. 1, Vancouver, 1963 Civitos Dei Vol. 3, Lionel Curtis, London 1937 Courses on International Affairs in American Colleges, Farrell Symons, Boston 1930-31 Economic Affects of the War on the Maritime Provinces of Canada, B.S. Keirstead, Halifax 1944 La Foret, Etudes Sur Notre Milieu, Esdras Minville ed., Montreal, 1944 Higher Education in the Atlantic Provinces for the 1970's A Study Prepared under the Auspices of the Association of the Atlantic Universities for the Maritime-Union Studies, Halifax, 1969 Inquiry Re: The Honorable L.A. Landreville, I. C. Rand, (Ottawa), 1966 Interinstitutional Cooperation in Higher Education, Howard J. Burnett, Corning 1969 International Labour Organization Conference, New York, Wartime Developments in Government-Employment-Worker Collaboration 1941 League of Nations Society in Canada, Annual National Conference, 15th, Hamilton, Collective Action, Proceedings and Verbatim Record 1937 Manitoba Educational Association, Annual, Forty-Ninth, Winnipeg, 1954 Memo to the Hungarian Patriots, Joseph Auslander, (oversized) 1959 National Conference of Canadian Universities, Brief Submitted to the Royal Commission on National Development in the Arts, Letters and Sciences 1949 National Conference of Canadian Universities, 23rd Meeting, McGill University, Montreal 1947 Norman Wait Harris Memorial Foundation, Institute, 17th, University of Chicago, Chicago, The Political and Economic Implications of Inter-American Solidarity 1941 Partnership for Progress, A Program for Transatlantic Action, Pierre Uri, New York, 1963 Port of London History and Development, Notes for Students, Port of

London Authority Report of the Committee on Needs and Priorities, University of East Africa, Entebbe, 1962

Box 226

Report on the Economic Situation and Outlook at the Close of 1940, P.C. Armstrong, Montreal 1941 Royal Commission on Education, Research Studies, E.I. Signori, Leo R. Leedham, 1959 Royal Commission on Education. Research Studies, Vol. II 1960 Royal Commission on Education. Research Studies Vol. III, E.I. Signori, Lee R. Leedham, 1960 Science and Learning In France, An Appreciation by American Scholars 1917 South Bank Exhibition. Festival of Britain, London 1951 Southampton Docks Gateway-to Britain Ten Years of Secret Diplomacy. - An Unheeded Warning, E.D. Morel, London 1915 Universalism and Regionalism in International law and Organization, Charles E. Morton, Havana 1959 University Grants Committee Annual Report for the Year Ending December 31, 1973, Arthur L. Murphy, Norman A.M. MacKenzie, H.J. Somers, Halifax 1974 University Counselling and Placement Association, Annual Conference, University of Saskatchewan, 1959 The University of Glasgow Through Five Centuries, University of Glasgow, 1951 University Statistics Year 1953. Part I- Staff and Students, S.R. Carver, Canberra, Australia Why We Are At War, Great Britain's Case, Oxford Faculty of Modern History, Oxford, 1914 World Reorganization on Corporative Lines, Giuseppe de Nichelis, London, 1935 The World Task of the Christian Church, Student Christian Movement, London 1925

Miscellaneous Printed/Published Material series (continues)

Box 227

CORRESPONDENCE SERIES (cont.)

Main Correspondence sub-series (cont.)

General

227-1 A - J 227-2 K - R 227-3 S - Z

Invitations

227-4 Art Exhibits 227-5 Convocations, Openings, Etc. 227-6 Luncheons, Dinners 227-7 Receptions, Dances 227-8 Correspondence with photographs

Private Correspondence sub-series (cont.)

227-9 A - L 227-10 M - Z 227-11 Family 227-12 Margaret Frederickson 227-13 A.D. MacKenzie

Box 228

Personal

228-1 Jean Reid 228-2 Gordon & Sylla Rosekilly 228-3 Mrs. T.M. Hadder 1964-72 228-4 Christmas 1979 228-5 Miscellaneous 1971-1982 228-6 Paul Ashley d. 1979 228-7 Eddie Bissannette 1975 228-8 David Howitt 1975

228-9 William N. Jones (war hero) 228-10 Letters of Rev. John William MacKenzie ca. 1870

Private Correspondence sub-series (continues)

MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED/PUBLISHED MATERIAL SERIES (cont.)

228-11 Pamphlets and programs. 228-12 Newspaper and magazine articles.

Miscellaneous Printed/Published Material series (continues)

BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL SERIES (cont.)

Unveiling of Bust of N.A.M. MacKenzie at UBC 1976

228-13 Newspaper articles 228-14 Correspondence 1976

Unveiling of Bust of N.A.M. MacKenzie at Dalhousie 1976

228-15 Addresses 228-16 Photographs 1976-1977 228-17 Correspondence 1976 228-18 Newspaper articles 1976-1977 Bibliographical Material series (continues)

TRAVEL SERIES (cont.)

228-19 Maritimes - Correspondence 1977 228-20 Maritimes - Clippings, travel arrangements, receipts 1977 228-21 Travel - England & Yugoslavia 1978 228-22 Travel - Hawaii 1977-1978

Box 229

MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED/PUBLISHED MATERIAL (cont.)

229-1 1971-1977 229-2 1978 229-3 1979 229-4 1980 229-5 1981 229-6 1982 229-7 n.d.

Miscellaneous Printed/Published Material (continues)

BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL SERIES (cont.)

Birthday Celebrations

229-8 1980 229-9 1982 229-10/11 1984 (90th)

Biographical Material series (continues)

Box 230

FINANCIAL RECORDS SERIES (cont.)

230-1 Reports - Canada Permanent, MacMillan Bloedel, TIAA & GREF 1979-1980 230-2 Financial reports 1978 230-3 Financial reports, etc. - MacKenzie King Travelling Scholarship Account 1977-1980 230-4 City taxes and papers re: household lot 1962-1978 230-5 Financial matters 1980-82

Income Tax Records

230-6 1975

230-7 1976 230-8 1977 230-9 1978 230-10 1979 230-11 1980 230-12/13 Financial Papers - Misc. 1976-1981 230-14/15 Bank of Nova Scotia 1977-82 230-16 Bank of Nova Scotia - Annual meeting, Halifax Dec. 12, 1979 230-17 Bank of Nova Scotia - Reports 1980-81 230-18 Continental Bank of Canada

Box 231

BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL SERIES (cont.)

231-1 Biographical material 231-2 Medical papers 1976-1983 231-3 Driver's examination 1979 231-4/5 Order of Canada 1973-1981 231-6/7 Appointment book 1978 231-8 Newspaper clippings 1978 (inter alia) 231-9 Newspaper clippings [on ] 1978

Biographical Material series (continues)

Box 232

SUBJECT FILES SERIES (cont.)

232-1 Aquatic Centre 232-2 Asian Centre 232-3/5 Association of Commonwealth Universities Congress Aug. 1978 232-6 Association of World Federalists 232-7 B.C. Place. 232-8 B.C. Binning Memorial Scholarship 232-9 Canada Council 232-10 Canada Japan Trade Council 1978-79 232-11 Canadian American Committee

232-12 Canadian Council an International Law 232-13 Canadian Himalayan Expedition 1977 232-14/16 Canadian Institute of International Affairs 1977-80

Box 233

233-1 Canadian Institute of International Affairs 1981 233-2 Canadian Peace Research & Education Association 233-3 Canadian Save the Children Fund 1978-79 233-4 Canadian Scholarship Trust Foundation 233-5 Churches: bulletins, notices, programs 233-6 Dal Grauer Foundation 233-7 85th Battalion Memory Club 1979-81 233-8 Leon & Thea Koerner Foundation 233-9 Lester B. Pearson College of the Pacific 233-10 Naramata Centre for Continuing Education 233-11 National and Provincial Parks Association of Canada 233-12 National Council of Y.M.C.A.'s of Canada 233-13 Round Table Club 1963-1972 233-14 Royal Society of Canada 1979 233-15 Tibetan Refugee Aid Society 233-16 UNESCO - Canadian Commission for UNESCO 233-17 UNESCO Conferences 1978, 1979 233-18 University Club of Vancouver 233-19 U.B.C. Alumni Association 233-20 U.B.C. Faculty of Law 1977-1978 233-21 U.B.C. Faculty of Law 1981 233-22 University of New Brunswick 1972-1981 233-23 Vancouver Botanical Gardens Association 233-24 Vancouver Club 233-25 Miscellaneous notices & bulletins

Box 234

FATHERS OF CONFEDERATION CENTRE SERIES (cont.)

234-1 Annual report 1978-1979 234-2 Annual reports of: Chairman of the Board, Executive Director, Departments 1978-1979

234-3 Annual reports of: Chairman of the Board, Executive Director, Departments 1980 234-4 Minutes of Annual Meeting 1978-1980 234-5 Minutes of semi-annual meeting 1981 234-6/10 Minutes of Executive meetings 1978-1982 234-11 Confederation Centre of the Arts - Budgets, financial statements 1977-78 234-12 Fathers of Confederation Buildings Trust 14th Annual Meeting: Budget submission and backup information 1978 234-13 Controller's Report, update report year-end projection 1978

Box 235

235-1 Confederation Centre of the Arts - Budgets, financial statements 1979 235-2 Confederation Centre of the Arts - Budgets, financial statements 1980-81 235-3 Report: National Campaign to Provide Activities Fund 235-4 Fulcrum v.1 (2) 1980 - Magazine of the Confederation Centre of the Arts Pamphlet n.d. 235-5 Invitations 1979 235-6 Financial statements (computer printout) 1981-1982 235-7 Correspondence 1977-1981 235-8 News releases 1981-82

Fathers of Confederation Centre series (continues)

Box 236

CORRESPONDENCE SERIES (Cont.) Private Correspondence sub-series (Cont.)

236-1 Postcards 1913?-1939 236-2 Miscellaneous Cards and Correspondence 1961-1973 236-3 Miscellaneous Correspondence 1965-1973

Private Correspondence series (continues)

BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL SERIES (cont.)

Retirement from UBC

236-4 Retirement 1961 Papers 1962 (scrapbook) 1961-1962 236-5 Retirement Papers 1961-1962 (scrapbook) 1961-1962 236-6 Retirement Papers 1962 (scrapbook) 1961-1962

Box 237

237-1 Retirement Papers 1961-62 (scrapbook) 1962 237-2 Retirement Papers 1962 (scrapbook) 1962 237-3 Letters: Outgoing "A" 1961-1962 237-4 Letters: Outgoing "B" 1961-1962 237-5 Letters: Outgoing "C" 1961-1962 237-6 Letters: Outgoing "D-F" 1961-1962 237-7 Letters: Outgoing "G-H" 1961-1962 237-8 Letters: Outgoing "I-L" 1961-1962 237-9 Letters: Outgoing "M" 1961-1962 237-10 Letters: Outgoing "N-P" 1961-1962 237-11 Letters: Outgoing "R-S" 1961-1962 237-12 Letters: Outgoing "T-Z" 1961-1962 237-13 From Retirement Scrapbook 1958-1973 237-14 Newspaper clippings and Published Material 1960

Box 238

238-1 Spring Congregations 1962 (scrapbook) 1962 238-2 Guest book ?

Harry Hawthorn Foundation

238-3 Bibliographies of Books on Angling 1970-1976 238-4 Correspondence, Reports, Minutes and Miscellaneous Material 1963-1982 238-5 Photographs and Invitations (photos stored at 23.1) 1970

Misc. Biographical Material

238-6 "Larry" MacKenzie - Memoirs of a Canadian (1st revision, typescript) n.d.

238-7 "Larry" MacKenzie - Memoirs of a Canadian (later revision, photocopy typescript) n.d.

Box 239

239-1 The Story of William Henry Rogers of Pugwash, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia and his Descendants by Arthur Wyckoff MacLeod Rogers n.d. 239-2 Biographical Material (clippings etc.) 1963-1983 239-3 Who's Who in Canada 1962

Biographical Material series (continues)

FATHERS OF CONFEDERATION CENTRE SERIES (cont.)

239-3a Minutes of Annual and Semi-Annual meetings 1982 239-4 Annual report of the Chairman 1983 239-5 Annual report of the Controller 1983 239-6 Controller's update report 1983 239-7 Minutes of the Annual and Semi-Annual meeting 1984, 1985 239-8 Minutes of Annual meeting 1985 239-9 Annual report of the Chairman 1985 239-10 Controller's Annual update 1985

Confederation Centre of the Arts

239-11 Annual report of the Executive Director 1983 239-12 Interim report of the Executive Director 1983 239-13 Departmental reports 1983 239-14 Annual report of the Executive Director 1985 239-15 Interim report of the Executive Director 1985 239-16 Annual report of the Controller 1985 239-17 Departmental reports 1985 239-18 Food and Beverage Operations 1985 239-19 Friends of Confederation Centre - Annual report 1983 239-20 Friends of Confederation Centre - Annual report 1985 239-21 Confederation Centre Art Gallery and Museum n.d.

MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED/PUBLISHED MATERIAL (cont.)

239-22 St. John's College, Cambridge 1964-1982 239-23 University of New Brunswick 1944, 1976, 1977 239-24 Memorial for Salisbury Plains (photos stored at 23.1) 1976-1979 239-25 6th C.M.R.'s Machine Gun Section Survivors 1974-1979 239-26 R. Parker Storey, 6th C.M.R's 1977-1978 239-27 UBC Survey of Administrative Organization 1960 239-28 Birthday Celebrations 1973 239-29 Birthday Celebrations 1974, 1978, 1982 239-30 Christmas card list (categories for distribution of speeches) 1960-1961 239-31 Bruce Hutchison Testimonial Dinner (photos stored at 23.1) 1970 239-32 John F. McCreary - Book of Tributes 1979-1980 239-33 Memories of Old West Point Grey 1924-1940 (Walter Sage) 1980 239-34 Memories of Old University Hall (Walter Sage) 1980 239-35 UBC Map - Teaching Campus and Land Use 1959 239-36 UBEC Scroll 16 January 1962

OVR 17-20 Publications 1951, 1963, 1969

Box 240

BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL SERIES (cont.)

240-1 John A. MacLaren Newspaper Awards 1963

Awards and Citations (Paper)

240-2 Military awards and correspondence relating to awards 1918-1921 240-3 University of Alaska - Doctor of Law (Honorary degree) May 1957 240-4 UBC Faculty Association - Honorary Life Membership 5 April 1962 240-5 UBC Old Sports Committee - Resolution recognizing MacKenzie as an "Old Sport" 28 February 1974 240-6 UBC Alumni Association - Recognition and Appreciation for Services as Honorary President 7 April 1976 240-7 Honorary Cause of the R.C.A.F. (W.D.) and W.A.A.F. - Certificate of Appreciation June 1976 240-8 Certificate presented with medal commemorating 25th anniversary of the accession of Queen Elizabeth 1977

240-9 International Law Association - Recognition of Contribution to study of International Law in Canada n.d.

OVR 17-1 Order of Canada 27 June 1969 OVR 17-1a Appointment to the Senate 28 March 1966 OVR 17-2 National Council of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award in Canada - Appreciation January 1970 OVR 17-3 Men's Canadian Club of Vancouver - Citation Award 5 February 1976

Plaques, Awards, Medals and Objects

OVR 17-4 Cap (Dalhousie University) 1912 OVR 17-5 Dog tag 191- OVR 17-6 New Testament (carried with MacKenzie during WWI) OVR 17-7 85th Nova Scotia Highlanders - Badges and buttons 191-? OVR 17-8 R. Tait McKenzie Centennial commemorative medal 1967 OVR 17-9 Order of Canada (medal) 1969 OVR 17-10 Province of British Columbia - Centennial '71 Pioneer (medal) 1971 OVR 17-11 UBC Pig Skinners - "Old Sports" Award (plaque) 8 April 1974 OVR 17-12 UBC Rowing - In Appreciation 1975 OVR 17-13 Canada Council on International Law – Distinguished Achievement (framed medal) 1975 OVR 17-14 Fathers of Confederation Award - Outstanding Service to Canada's National Memorial 26 July 1979 OVR 17-15 The Newsmen's Club of British Columbia - Honorary Life Member (metal plate) n.d. OVR 17-16 Northwest Territories key chain n.d. OVR 17-17 Pin ("Fortitude") n.d. OVR 17-18 Assorted ribbons and money clip n.d. OVR 17-19 UBC patch n.d.

Biographical Material series (continues)

Box 241

CORRESPONDENCE SERIES (cont.)

Personal Correspondence sub-series (cont.)

241-1 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. Early August (1915). – August 18/15 – August 26/15. 241-2 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – Sept. 5 & 25, Oct. 10 & 18, 1915. 241-3 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – Oct. 21 & 30, Nov. 14, 1915. 241-4 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – Dec. 3, 12 & 19, 1915. 241-5 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – Jan. 10 & 31, Feb 20, March 12, 1916. 241-6 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – April 12, 19, & 30, May 14, 1916. 241-7 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – May 24, June 3, 10 & 20, 1916. 241-8 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – June 27, July 31, August 6 & 16, 1916. 241-9 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – Aug. 20 & 24, Sept. 1, Oct. 9, 1916. 241-10 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – Nov. 3, 18 & 26, 1916. 241-11 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – Jan. 19 & 23, March 16 & 24, 1917. 241-12 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – May 7, 13, 19, & 31, 1917. 241-13 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – June 1, 11, 21 & 30, 1917. 241-14 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – July 12, 15, & 22, Aug. 1, 1917. 241-15 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – Aug. 8, 13, & 26, Sept. 17, 1917. 241-16 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – Sept. 30, Oct. 8, 17, & 25, 1917. 241-17 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – Nov. 1, 9, & 23, Dec. 3, 15, & 30, 1917. 241-18 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – Jan. 6, 13, & 27, Feb. 8, 1918. 241-19 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – Feb. 20, March 1 & 23, April 6, 1918 241-20 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – April 14, May 18, June 9, July 4, 1918. 241-21 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – July 10, 16 & 24, Aug. 14, 1918. 241-22 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – Aug. 29, Sept. 7, 12, & 19, 1918. 241-23 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – Sept. 25, Oct. 5, 13 & 21, 1918. 241-24 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. – Nov. 15 & 24, Dec. 15, 1918. 241-24a Envelopes from outgoing correspondence. – 1915-1919.

241-25 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to Antoinette Forbes (1917-1919). 241-26 Incoming correspondence (1917-1919). 241-27 Incoming correspondence – George Murray to Jean MacKenzie (1915). 241-28 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to family. (1925). 241-29 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to Mary A. “Polly” Duggan (1926-1929). 241-30 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to Mary A. “Polly” Duggan (1930-1983). 241-31 Envelopes from correspondence to Polly Duggan. – 1928-1980. 241-32 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to Mary A. “Polly” Hodder [Duggan] (1985). 241-33 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to Margaret Thomas (1928). 241-34 Envelopes from correspondence to Margaret Thomas (1928). 241-35 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to Margaret MacKenzie (1931-1939). 241-36 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to Margaret “Magic” (1940-1964). 241-37 Envelopes from correspondence to Margaret MacKenzie (1936-1964). 241-38 Outgoing correspondence – NAM to Bridget (1982). 241-39 Correspondence – Bridgie & Shelia [25] (1946-1970). 241-40 Correspondence – Mary A. “Polly” Hodder [Duggan] to Bridgie – 1980-1985. 241-41 Correspondence – Laurenda Daniells to Bridget MacKenzie re: Duggan correspondence (1981). 241-42 Miscellaneous letters/fragments. 1915-1917

Box 242

242-1 Correspondence – NAM to Margaret MacKenzie (Mar 6, 1931- Feb1, 1944). – 1 photograph. 242-2 Envelopes from correspondence to Margaret MacKenzie (Mar 6, 1931- Feb1, 1944). 242-3 Correspondence – incoming from Margaret MacKenzie (July 17 & 30, 1948). 242-4 Correspondence – wedding announcement to ‘Miss MacKenzie’ from NAM. 1928.

FAMILY AND EARLY PAPERS SERIES (cont.)

242-5 Tinted photograph: “Indians’ (Stoneys) Teepees at Kananaskis, Alberta”. Xmas, 1913. 242-6 Memorial to John W. MacKenzie. – Copies of 1914 news clippings and images of a 1972 memorial cairn.

242-7 In Memorium. – Small black book of poems with note indicating it was carried by NAM MacKenzie during the First World War. Includes pressed dried flower. 1915, 1977. 242-8 “Notes on various subjects / my book of amusing incidents”. – Diary and scrapbook kept by NAM MacKenzie. 1919-1928. 242-9 [Photographs – 1917 military service]. – 2 photographs. 242-10 Wartime memories. – handwritten notes recorded sometime after 1969 documenting the First World War. 242-11 MacRae & MacKenzie family portraits. – 2 photographs taken 1919. 242-12 Statements in support of Rhodes Scholarship. – letters with envelope. Note on envelope indicates MacKenzie was too old to qualify by the time he finished his military service. 1920. 242-13 UBC 23.1/731 – UBC 23.1/735. Portraits of N.A.M. MacKenzie [n.d.] & “Polly [Polly (Duggan) Hodder] Livy [Larry?] – Evian les Bain. 1926.”. 242-14 Photo of Polly Duggan (later Mrs. Hodder) 1920s / Poly + [Larry?] – Evian les Bain 1926. [192-]. 242-15 {NAM Mackenzie in academic cap & gown]. –[19--]. 242-16 {Miscellaneous family photos]. – 18 photographs. [194- - 198-]. 242-17 Rev. Dr. Archibald Oswald MacRae. – photograph and history. [196-]. 242-18 Family records – MacKenzies / MacRaes / Arthurs. – Genealogy related correspondence and family history. 1955-1975. 242-19 MacKenzie family records. – Copies of resources and family history material. Removed from binder. Material covers the period up to 1978. 242-20 “History of Salem Presbyterian Church”. – Small booklet pertaining to the Nova Scotia church where the MacKenzie’s ministered. 1966.

Box 243

243-1 Old documents – grandfather’s discharge +c. – Memoranda after old records (1831), drawing with NAM’s measurements (1909), copy of 1802 discharge papers for John MacKenzie (made 1929), notes, correspondence [Apr. 28/42], 3 pages copy of 1845 deed with copy of 1879 map (n.d.). 243-2 Discharge papers – George John MacKenzie (original). – 1802. 243-3 MacKenzie Family. – Photographs showing family members, several of them at a lake fishing. 8 photographs and a photocopy. 1972-1973. 4 photographs. 243-4 MacKenzie family history. – Photographs, correspondence, and genealogical records. Some correspondence is with Bridget and other family members conducted after the death of her parents. 1896-1992. 243-5 Correspondence – to Shelia from ‘Daddy’. Included with matted baby photograph. 1941.

243-6 Baby portrait – Ashley & Crippen, Toronto. – Possibly Bridget MacKenzie. [1941]. 243-7 Correspondence – John MacRae re: MacRae family history. 1982. 243-8 Portrait – Larry MacKenzie. “Larry. Dec 14, 1945. After 17 years of it, still with love.” 243-9 Portrait in academic robes – “To Bridgie with love and affection, your Dad. June 1962.

BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL (cont.)

243-10 Holy Bible – presented by the British & Foreign Bible Society in Canada & Newfoundland. 1938. 243-11 Clipping “Wheelchair students get degrees at UBC / sees daughter graduate” (May 21, 1959). 243-12 University of Cambridge – Speeches of the orator at the presentation of the recipients of honorary degrees to the vice-chancellor. (10 June 1965). 243-13 Introduction of Senator MacKenzie. June 19, 1967. 243-14 Two Thousand Men of Achievement – diploma. – 1969. 243-15 Photo & biography –(Who’s Who) 1974. 243-16 Clipping “Senator Norman MacKenzie honored by UBC” (March 21, 1984). 243-17 Estate of Norman Archibald MacRae MacKenzie. – Correspondence, photograph, and contracts regarding the settling of the MacKenzie estate. 1987-1988. 243-18 NAM MacKenzie – memorial. – Correspondence and memorabilia from the memorial service for NAM MacKenzie. 1985-1986. 243-19 UBC – facts & figures 1989-1990 – brochure. 243-20 Clipping “Renewing a Canadian connection” (July 4, 2009)

Margaret R. (Thomas) MacKenzie Sous-fonds

PERSONAL PAPERS SERIES

243-21 M. MacKenzie Board of Education election – Toronto. [1936?]. – poster. 243-22 Sketchbook (Margaret MacKenzie). – Coil-bound sketchbook featuring notes, studies and sketches. [n.d.] approx. 29 cm x 35.5 cm

Box 244

244-1 Helen Margaret Roberts Thomas – Baby’s Record. [after 1902]. 244-2 Helen Margaret Roberts Thomas – varsity photographs. – 7 photographs from M. MacKenzie’s university career. 1922-1924. 244-3 Margaret Thomas MacKenzie [Certificate of Marriage]. 1928. 244-4 Margaret Thomas MacKenzie – scrapbook Toronto, Fredericton, Vancouver. – 1 photograph. 1923-1948. 244-5 Board of Education – photograph & card - Toronto (1936). 244-6 Margie, Susie, Patrick, Bridgie – Toronto 1936? – photograph. 244-7 Misc – Bridget MacKenzie – Baby book and congratulatory correspondence (1937). 244-8 M. MacKenzie – Fredericton 1941-43 [ diary]. 244-9 1943-4 Fredericton, 1944 Vancouver – 1945 Oct 17. [diary – M. MacKenzie]. 244-10 Diary – M. MacKenzie China (1978) 244-11 Margaret Thomas MacKenzie – ‘This Mother’s Business’. – broadcast script. 1946. 244-12 Margaret Thomas MacKenzie – ‘A Life of My Own’. – 1947. 244-13 Memorial service program - Margaret Thomas MacKenzie. 1987.

FAMILY HISTORY SERIES

244-14 M. MacKenzie [photographs-grandparents]. – 5 photographs. [18--]. 244-15 Margaret Thomas MacKenzie – [parents & siblings]. 27 photographs, 2 postcards. [1868-1936, 1952. 244-16 Margaret Thomas MacKenzie [monument in Toronto]. – 2 photographs from Mt. Pleasant cemetery in Toronto with note. [c. 1960]. 244-17 Margaret Thomas MacKenzie – “Francis Thomas and his family 1833-1933”. 244-18 Margaret Thomas MacKenzie – “Journal of a Voyage…written by Francis Thomas born 1793, died 1855”. – Originally from 1833-4. Typed copy.

244-19 Extracts from the old family Bible (originally belonging to Francis Thomas). – original from 1822. Typed copy. 244-20 Genealogy of the Miller family (March, 1978). – Family tree of M. MacKenzie’s mother’s side.