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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 October 1956Vol. XXVII, No. 3

To Ignore

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[?]L Honour

Satisfied

Baths Free For All- To Ignore

, waited —but in vain—for the \ Indian Plunge, when the /a Sea Baths were, for the me, opened for all races on p 1. terly the baths were for the :e use of Europeans but ad been a source of Indian m for at least 20 years and iy longer. In spite of Indian e, they were kept exclusively an but baths for the Indians built alongside—and have been boycotted by the ;. (PIM September, page 4). ge of heart of Suva City has been brought about by the fact that the baths pay. The date for the all ther was set for October 1. •ding to our spy, on October dcally no one used the baths inly no Indians were there. couple of young Fijians ?d themselves, with pleasure, the weary Town Council is mg what to do with the swimming baths, aposal (not yet official) has ade that it be taken over exclusive use of Europeans!