SHE SAID “CA VA.” CAIRO. August According to her grand! atho:\ the Id-year-old lianeee of young Kign Kama's. of Egypt, replied, “ca va” when Farouk proposed to her. Her assent, spoken in Frondi, betokens the Westernisation of the upper classes oi Egypt. A diect. telephone line now link Farouk’s palace with the house of th 1 parents of his bride-to-be. ]sv proc’ama+ion. Faiouk ’ as chaime ] ]>c*r name from Sasi to l a ida —l g.ptian for “peerless”—because all names in the Egyptian royal lanniy must begin with “K.”
For Tnflii<<n7-i Colrls. WOODS, GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 September 1937, Page 7
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