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From: Port-au-Prince
To: Algiers

Bated: July 20, 1944
Rec'd: July 20, 1944

314-3-31400 (Summary)

PEILLON reports the enthusiastic reception accorded the lectures of M. CESAIRE, stressing their contribution to morals as well as their intellectual stimulus. He requests the Government to renew M. CESAIRE's appointment for another period of one year and to increase his effectiveness by sending a University Mission.

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National Research Council
July 27, 1944</text>
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