Kite Flying And Social Etiquette In A Quirky Essay
A quirky column ponders why youth enthusiasm for kite flying fades, notes the humor in minor protests that never lead to action, questions court etiquette about Queen Elizabeth I repeating outfits abroad, and muses on farewells in doorways with a light, satirical tone.
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Canada Army Strength Drops to New Low
Canada reports its army at 46,684 volunteers the lowest since 1951 with no draft. Pay hikes of last week may lift enlistments. current recruit pay is 104 dollars, and a six year veteran private earns 171 dollars monthly. In March 1952 during the Korean buildup the army numbered 49,278.
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