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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1958

Page

26

A Goddess In The Scottish Highlands re THOMASINA

Paul Gallico presents Thomasina a ginger cat who dies and is revived by Daft Lori in Inveranach Scotland. MacDhui the veterinarian father, Mary Ruadh the girl, Bast-Ra goddess and Thomasina intertwine love, magic, and multiple lives ending in wedding between Lori and MacDhui as Thomasina restores the girl. Ivy Barr praising Gallico’s lyrical prose and Scottish settings.

Thomasina Bast-Ra Ieran Thomasina Mary Ruadh Andrew MacDhui Inveranach Scotland MacDhui Daft Lori Lori Mac- Dhui Daft Thom Asina Age Ruadh Paul Gallico Ivy B. Barr

Happiness and Courage in Helen Keller’s View

A slim book discussion argues happiness is a means to worthy purpose rather than self gratification. Helen Keller cites faith and daring life as central to dignity, urging a universal outlook amid modern space age progress and social fear.

City New York Helen Keller Buchenwald Miss Keller Pat Hintz

North Carolina Spark in 1950s Juvenile Book Catches Local Flavor

A recent juvenile volume Sniffy by Olive M. Price, issued by Westminster Press, captures North Carolina’s flavor and atmosphere. The Pittsburgh born author portrays Cherokee legends and local life with realism, adventure, and human relations, appealing to both young readers aged 9 to 12 and adults. Roy Z. Kemp praises Price’s lucid style and authentic setting, noting its deep locale knowledge and engaging tale of Kamama Mickey and a motherless bear cub.

North Carolina South Tar Heel Maryland Don Tracy Maj James Ralph Johnson Nellie Holland Russell Pittsburgh White Bear Kamama Mickey Sniffy

Stamps by SYD KRONISH UN stamps alert and new issues

A stamp reminder notes United Nations releases on February 10 featuring a 3 cent green and 8 cent blue UN commemorative with a lighted atom, plus first day cancellations. It covers French regular airmail, Haiti bi colored stamps, Turkey 400th mosque anniversary issues, and a West Indies Federation set with Queen Elizabeth portrait and Caribbean map.

Syd Kronish United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency U.N U.N. Postal Administration N. Y France Haiti Bassin Zim Turkey Centroe Caribbean West Indies Federation

The Bagpipes Are Marching By

National Pipe Band Week is celebrated with humorous cautions about wives dancing with vacuums. The piece details bagpipe origins, Scottish and British regiments, and notable records from RCA Victor and Capitol, highlighting The Black Watch, Scots Guards, and various artists through albums and performances.

RCA Victor Black Watch Royal Highland Regiment Scots Guards Charles I Highlands Buckingham Palace Paris Waterloo Glasgow Police Capitol

Best Sellers List Read: Fiction and Nonfiction Highlights

The list features Love Possessed by Lorna Love, Below the Salt Costain, Rally Round the Flag Boys by Shulman, Atlas Shrugged by Rand, On the Beach by Nevil Shute, Baruch My Own Story, Kids Say the Darndest Things by Linkletter, Please Don’t Eat the Daisies by Kerr, Where Did You Go Out by Smith, The Hidden Persuaders by Packard.

Love Possessed Cozzens Costain Boys Shulman Atlas Shrugged Rand Nevil Shute Baruch Linkletter Kerr Smith Packard

Los Angeles Faces Escalating Crime Threat Says Chief Parker

Police Chief William H. Parker warned a City Council committee that Los Angeles could become a second Chicago for crime. He said criminal cartels are positioning for action and that the city has lost control of the crime problem as 1958 crime runs 35 percent ahead of the previous year.

Los Angeles Chicago William H. Parker Parker

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