Out-takes?. Shows a Remembrance Day parade on Burrard Street Bridge and through downtown Vancouver streets. Probably out-takes from FOR ALL WE HAVE AND ARE.

This series contains reports presented to the Forestry Committee of the Legislative Assembly by the Chief Forester. The 1936 Report was further amplified by a presentation by the Forester in charge of the Forest Surveys Division, and the 1940 Report was presented by the Assistant Chief Forester due to the absence of the Chief Forester on war-related business.

The fonds consists of two volumes of poetry; a diary from when Diespecker was sent to England during World War Two whilst in the Canadian Army; a newspaper clipping about CJOR radio station (Vancouver); a signed copy of his novel, Elizabeth; a manuscript of a play called The March of Progress; and an audio recording of two radio programs created by Diespecker that were both broadcast on CBC radio during World War Two.

The file consists of the reminiscences of Stewart Robert Forrest titled "The unicorn farm". Forrest emigrated from England to the United States in 1919, was in the real estate business in North Vancouver, served in the Canadian army on the Queen Charlotte Islands, and in the air force at Smithers during World War II, then practiced law in North Vancouver.

SUMMARY: Radio coverage of visit by Viscount Alexander, Governor General of Canada, to Vancouver, with reporters Bill Herbert, Dennis Sweeting and Marce Munro. Includes singing and dancing by British Columbia Indians; part of speech by Viscount Alexander (to native people of British Columbia) about: World War II, investiture of medals, heroism and native people, and British Columbia; Viscount Alexander being made "honorary chief of Pacific Coast Indians".

SUMMARY: A musical program promoting war savings stamps, featuring George Olsen [and His Music of Tomorrow]. Featured musicians include Don Ellis (clarinet), Bernice Brown (soprano), John Avison (piano). Prese;nted from the Vancouver Court House on CKMO, CKWX, and CJOR. W.C. Mainwaring talks about war savings stamps.;