Goodbye To Madame Pandit - Madame Vijava Lakshmi Pandit, India's retiring ambassador, wears and carries farewell flower gifts as she receives a goodbye and a handshake from Sir Oliver Franks, British ambassador, at Union station this evening. Mrs. Franks (right) is with them, John Simmons (left background, state department protocol chief, represented the U.S. as Mme. Pandit left for New York on her way home. She will become a candidate for parliament in India's first constitutional election. November 15, 1951. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).
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Goodbye To Madame Pandit - Madame Vijava Lakshmi Pandit, India's retiring ambassador, wears and carries farewell flower gifts as she receives a goodbye and a handshake from Sir Oliver Franks, British ambassador, at Union station this evening. Mrs. Franks (right) is with them, John Simmons (left background, state department protocol chief, represented the U.S. as Mme. Pandit left for New York on her way home. She will become a candidate for parliament in India's first constitutional election. November 15, 1951. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).