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P-50 3A4933 Ceylon Administration Budget P-50 3A4933 CEYLON ADMINISTRATION BUDGET (ALLOCATIONS & APs) 1953/6-55 BUDGET (ALLOCATIONS & APs) 1955/56 BUDGET (ALLOCATIONS & APs) 1957/56 Budget General 1956/57 PROPERTIES & EQUIPMENT PUBLICITY & PUBLIC RELATIONS - Communist Attack PUBLICITY & PUBLIC RELATIONS - News Clippings PUBLICITY & PUBLIC RELATIONS - General REGISTRATION & STATUS - SEE Current File REPORTS Corres. GENERAL CONFERENCES GENERAL (Cross references to Int'l. Conferences) INDIVIDUALS ABEYSEKERA D.A. AZEES Senator BALASUBRAMANIAM M.D. BANDARANAIKE S.W.R.D. & Wife BARTHOLOMEUSZ Henry CHANDRARATNA M.F. de SARAM de SILVA Bernard de SILVA Dharmasena de SILVA C.C (Irene) de SILVA E.D.E. de SILVA Parakrama DHARMAPALA C.A. DHARMARATNE Lucien D.P. DISSANAYAKE Chandra ELIEZER C.J. & Mrs. Renee GUNEWARDENE R.S.S. IDAIKKADAR N.M. & PONNIAH R.E. ISSADEEN S.S. JAYAWARDENA Padmini (Miss) KANANGARA Senator KOTELAWALA Sir John KULARATNAM K. MAHMUD B. MALASEKARA G.P. NAYAGAM Xavier S. Thani PERERA Hector G.H. PERERA P.A.C RAJASINGHE Sri Kandy P-50 3A4933 INDIVIDUALS: Continued ​ RAMANATHAN Tambeyraj RATNAYAKE Titus RUTNAM Brian SEE: U.S. Ongoing. L. A. Jonas Found. SEMBACUTTIARATCHY Ananda SENEVIRATNE A. SOWER Christopher SUMANADASA P.L. TAMBIMUTTU T. THAMBYAHPILLAY George VARGHESE George SEE INDIA Individual WICKREMASINGHE C.E.L WILSON John P-50 3A4933 CEYLON INDIVIDUALS MISCELLANEOUS ABEYWICKREMA Sumith AGARWAL M.C. AMEER Abdul SEE Moors Islamic Cultural Home Ceylon Org. AMERASINGHE Clarence APPADURAI J. ASEERVATHAM ATHULATHMUDALI Don Martinus SEE Fellowships PHILIPPINE EDUCATION ATTYGALLE Nicholas BALMOND J.H. BARTHOLOMEUSZ L.M. BHATT Niloo BRODIE A.M. CASSIM M.Lafir COORAY Dodwell COORAY Francis COORAY Cissy COORAY Henry COREA C.V.S. DASSENAIKE A. Lee SEE Boy Scouts Ceylon Organizations DASSENAIKE Mudaliyar SEE Boy Scout Jamboree Conf. 1954 DE KRETSER Brian SEE Ceylon Soc. & Eco. Community Center Burghei DE MEL Rohini P. De MEL Mrs. F.B. SEE Ceylon Org. LANKA MAHILA SAMITI DE SILVA D.A. DE SILVA G.R.W. DE SILVA H.L. DE SILVA Hervyn D. SEE Philippine Education SEA FELLOWSHIP DE SILVA Newton DE SILVA P.A. DE SILVA U.D.H. DEVANATHAN Dr. DE ZOISA Stanley DHARMAPALA C.A. DIAS L.C. DISSANATAKE D.L. ELIATAMBY JAMES FERNANDO Celestine FERNANDO Edward Lionel FERNANDO Justin A. FERNANDO G.I.O.M. FERNANDO J.S.A. FERNANDOPULLE B.G.C. FRANCISPILLAI G.C. P-50 3A4933 CEYLON INDIVIDUALS MISCELLANEOUS Cont'd, ​ GOONETILLEKE Oliver GRANT James HEWAVITARNE Raja ISMAIL H.F. ISMAIL Samad JANSEN Jay JAIARAJAN P.M. JAIASURIYA Anil Gamini JAYASURIYA J.H.F. JAYASURIYA J.E. SEE National Education Society CEYLON org. KADIRGAMAR A.S. SEE Y.M.C.A. conf. US & INT'L. conf. 1957 KANAKARATNE T.D. KANDIAH Mahadevan KIRTISINGHE, H. KOTELAWALA Justin KUNDANMAL Wassia SEE BOY SCOUT JAMBOREE MANILA US & Int'l Conf. 1954 KURUPPU Nimal S, SEE Louis Jonas Foundation US Organization LOGANATHAN C. SEE Int’l Industrial Dev. Conf. S.F. US & Int'l 1957 MADAWELA Joseph H. MAHA Pujjiah Narada. MENDIS A.B. MENDIS J.O. SEE WCOTP Conf. US & Int'l 1957 MILLER R.J. SEE Int'l Indust. Dev. Conf. US & Int'l. Conf. 1957 MOISES Therese SEE Univ. of Calif .-Indonesia Proj. US Schools Univ. MORELLI O. MOTWANI Kewal MUNASINGHE C.V.C. NAWAGAMUWA W. Siripala NIMALASIRI W.P.G. PADOLINA R. PAIVA J.F. SEE U.N. Seminar on Social Work Educ Lahore Conf, 1957 PANDITARATNE Bernard Leslie SEE SEA Fellowships Philippine Educ PANDITARATNE P.D.I. SEE SEA Fellowships Philippine Educ PANNATISSA Induruwe PATHMARAJAH A. PAUL W.R.C. SEE Ceylon Rural General PAULRAJ S.D.M. SEE SEA FELLOWSHIP Philippine Education PAULUSZ SEE "History of Ceylon" Ceylon Media PERERA Marcus PERERA Norbert SEE Lyceum Society of Ceylon Ceylon Org. PEREIRA Norton PERERA Wilfred SEE Louis Jonas Foundation US Org. P-50 3A4933 CEYLON INDIVIDUALS MISCELLANEOUS Cont'd, ​ PIYASENA Hugh PONNISH R.E. SEE IDAIKKADAR N.M. Ceylon Individual PRITT (Queen's Counsel) RABOT Dalton RAJANAYAGAM M. RATNAM Muthiah Swaminathan SEE YMCA Ceylon Org, RATNAYAKE Nihal SEE Stanford School of Journalism US Schools & Univ. RAY H.C. RODRIGO Ronald RUSTOMJEE SEE Cancer Society of Ceylon Book Program Ceylon Media SAMARAJIWA SAMARANAYAKE J.F. SENA Suriya SEE Folk Songs of Ceylon Ceylon Media SENARATNA GC. SEE SEA Fellowship Philippine Education SENARATNE SENEWIRATNE J.A.G. SILVA Srilal A. SEE PAX ROMANA CONF. US & Int'l Conf. 1955 SIRI SIVALI Bambarende SOMASUNTHARAM K. SUMATHIPALA K.H.M. SEE ASIAN STUDENT Ceylon Media Publications SUNTHARALINGAM Nagalingam SEE Phoenix Project US TEMNAKOON T.B. SEE Young Farmers' Club Ceylon Organization TIRUCHELVAM P. THIRUNAVAKKARASU R. VAITHIANATHAN Kanthiah Van CUYLENBERG VAIRAKAIM Janet SEE Girl Guides Ceylon Org. Van STARREN Alexander WANIGARATNE R.A.M.C. SEE Afro-Asian Conf. 1956 US & Int'l WANIGATUNGA Roland WEERASOORIA N.E. SEE New Asia Trading Co. Media Publishers Ceylon WEINMAN Aubrey Neil WICKRAMASEKERA Anthony WICKRAMASINGHE George WIJEMANNE B.C. XAVIER Father P-50 3A4933 CEYLON ORGANIZATIONS ALL-CEYLON WOMENS ASSOC. Conference (IAW) ALL-CEYLON WOMEN'S BUDDHIST ASSOC. AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOC. Athletic Coach Norton B. AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOC. RABOT, Dalton AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOC. GENERAL BOY SCOUTS Manual Translation BOY SCOUTS GENERAL CARRIE CHAPMAN CATT MEMORIAL FUND SEE US Organizations CEYLON CANCER SOCIETY CEYLON INSTITUTE OF SCIENTIFIC & INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH CEYLON LIGHT INFANTRY ASSOC. CEYLON SOCIAL SERVICE LEAGUE CEYLON COOPERATIVES CEYLON TEACHERS’ UNIONS 4 H CLUB INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL WORK JAFFNA LIBRARY SOCIETY (BRODIE A.M.) 3A5339-P-51 JAYCEES LANKA MAHILA SAMITI (Assoc. of Women’s Institutes of Ceylon) LYCEUM SOCIETY OF CEYLON MARADANA BAUDDHA SAMAYABHIWURDHI SOCIETY MERCANTILE SPORTS FEDERATION NATIONAL EDUCATION SOCIETY X OTTER AQUATIC CLUB-Returned to ______file 7/62 PEN UNIVERSITY MUSIC SOCIETY WAY Training Center WAY GENERAL WORLD FELLOWSHIP BUDDHIST Printing Press WORLD FELLOWSHIP BUDDHIST GENERAL WORLD FELLOWSHIP BUDDHIST John Grover YOUNG CHRISTIAN WORKERS YOUNG FARMERS CLUBS (Leaders to Tokyo & Manila) YOUNG FARMERS CLUBS GENERAL YMCA YWCA Books (Wybourn, E.S.) YWCA YOUTH COUNCILS (Central Ceylon Youth Council) YOUTH COUNCILS Kelani Valley YOUTH COUNCILS National Youth YOUTH COUNCILS Northern Central Province YOUTH COUNCILS South Ceylon Youth Books, etc. YOUTH COUNCILS South Ceylon Youth GENERAL YOUTH COUNCILS GENERAL YOUTH LEADERSHIP TRAINING INSTITUTE P-51 3A5339 CEYLON ORGANIZATIONS MISCELLANEOUS CARE Mission to Ceylon CEYLON BOYS CLUB SEE Soc. St Eco. Rural TRAINING CENTER INSTITUTE CEYLON AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CEYLON RED CROSS CYCLISTS' ASSOCIATION OF CEYLON EX-SERVICEMENS' ASSOC. SEE CEYLON ORG. Ceylon Light Infantry Assoc. FAMILY PLANNING ASSOC. FELLOWSHIP OF FRIENDS OF TRUTH INTERNATIONAL RECREATION ASSOC. MAHA BODHI SOCIETY SEE Thailand Educ. MAHAMAKUTA UNIV. MAVAI-Kollankaladdy Community Center SEE Ceylon Media Book Program PEN POLICE ATHLETIC CLUBS ROTARY CLUB OF COLOMBO RUHUNA KALA KAWAYA SAINT JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION STUDENT NATIONAL MOVEMENT MUSIC SOCIETY - Univ. of Ceylon WORLD BROTHERHOOD WORLD UNIVERSITY SERVICE INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE OF WOMEN SEE ALL-CEYLON WOMENS' CONF. 1954 YOUNG MEN'S MUSLIM ASSOCIATION P-51 3A5339 CEYLON PROGRAM EDUCATION Leadership Training SCHOOLS & UNIV. ​ Ceylon Business School Program Ceylon Univ. Books for Geog. Dept. Ceylon Univ. Chair in Economics Ceylon Univ. Geography Professor Ceylon Univ. Micro-Chemical Equipment Ceylon Univ. Rugby Team Ceylon Univ. General Saint Joseph's College Univ. School of Business Administration Weekend School of Orchestral Music Zahira College Muslim Cultural Center Deaf & Blind Children Vocational Guidance Specialist (Dr. Hahn) General MEDIA AUDIO-VISUAL MOVIES Ceylon My Home SEE Bekins P-9 Life of Buddha Film Strips General GMB Productions Red Rose (Film Unit) General RADIO As Others Read Us (Tape) General BOOK PROGRAM Probation Officer Ceylon Reform Schools Gifts & Subscriptions Catholic Institutions Reference Material General COMICS General P-51 3A5339 CEYLON PROGRAM Cont'd. ​ MEDIA LIBRARIES Aquinas Jaffna General NEWS AGENCY (Sinhalese) ​ P-52 3A4934 PRINTING New Asia Trading Company Equipment (Saman Press) PO’s & Vendor Correspondence New Asia Trading Company General New Asia Trading Company Publications (Saman Press) New Asia Trading Company Reports New Asia Trading Company General 55-57 New Asia Trading Company General 54 New Asia Trading Company Printer (Lanham Cotton) New Asia Trading Company Technician (Philippson) World Fellowship Press SEE Organizations PUBLICATIONS Asian Student New Lanka Sinhalese Education Quarterly Youth News General TRANSLATIONS & RIGHTS Ancient Singhalese transcripts Buddhist Encyclopedia (Dr. Malalasekera) Folk Songs of Ceylon (Suriya Sena) General General SOCIAL & ECONOMIC Communism General Community Centers Burgher Bldg. CULTURAL Art (Children’s) Art Ceylonese Painting (43 group) Art General Theaters Lionel Wendt Theater General P-52 3A4934 CEYLON PROGRAM Cont'd. ​ SOCIAL & ECONOMIC INDUSTRY Cottage Fishing Jaffna Windmills LABOR On-the-Job-Training Trade Union Leader (Union College) General Lecturers Politics Political International Meditation Center RELIGION Buddhism Art Exhibits (Proposed Int'l Exhibit) Buddhism Art Exhibits General RURAL Agriculture Anhydrous Ammonia Poultry Research & Training Center Seeds, General (54-59) Training Center General Sports Youth General Objectives & Country Plan General P-214 3A5047 CEYLON Thru. 6/62 ADMINISTRATION BUDGET (Master) 1961/62 BUDGET 1961/62 BUDGET 1960/61 BUDGET (General) 1960/61 BUDGET 1959/60 BUDGET (General) 1959/60 BUDGET 1958/59 BUDGET (General) 1958/59 BUDGET
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