Reply to "Burnham fought inequality, poverty and illiteracy."

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Bibi Haniffa posted:
Dr. Balwant Singh has a sister-in-law (wife sister) who had a "big, bright shop" on the train line at Enmore. Do you know her?

No. I remember a big bright shop near the train station. I was sibala in 1962 when my mamoo married Jan Singh's daughter at Enmore Pasture. Next visit: Easter weekend 1963. My mamee died in 1963 at age 23. Next visit: June 1974 when I spoke at a GAWU Enmore Martyrs' Day Rally at Roberts Square. Next visit: 1984 to attend another rally. Never stepped into Enmore after that. I got acquainted with Dr Balwant Singh in Georgetown. Another member of the clan, Indra Raj of Indra's Hair Dressing Salon on Oronoque St, cut my hair from 1972 to 1996.

8/9/1710:34 AM

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