SUMMARY: SIDE 1 & 2: Disc begins with conclusion of "Musical March Past" program. BBC announcer Rooney Pelletier describes the setting of the upcoming speech, a joint session of the House of Lords and the Hou;se of Commons at "an undisclosed location". British Prime Minister Winston Churchill introduces a speech by William Lyon Mackenzie King, the first Canadian Prime Minister to address a joint session of the British Parliament. King talks about Canada's contribution to the war effort. The speech was broadcast on shortwave by the BBC and relayed via the CBC. [Incomplete];

SUMMARY: SIDE 1: First part of a radio speech by Prime Minister W.L. Mackenzie King on the day after V-E Day, 9-May-1945. SIDE 2: Concluding part of a radio speech by Justice Minister Louis St. Laurent on the; same occasion.;

SUMMARY: Side 1 begins with the conclusion of V-E Day radio speech by Prime Minister W.L. Mackenzie King; he mentions that the founding conference of the United Nations is underway in San Francisco. This is fo;llowed by first part of a radio speech from Justice Minister Louis St. Laurent, on the same occasion.;