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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1958
Page
24
Underwater photography expands beyond scientists and rich hobbyists as skindiving grows nationwide. Aqualung depots and affordable plastics bring gear to schools, clubs, and pools, with tips on safe, close in shots and backlighting to boost contrast.
More than a year and a half after the Hungarian anti Soviet revolt many famous writers are jailed or in exile. Names include Gyorgy Lukacs Tibor Dery Gyula Hay and others who either supported the revolt or protested the regime through independent writing. Some remain on strike while producing translations and rewrites for government publishers.
Oliver Warner offers a portrait of Lord Nelson highlighting his bravery, flaws, and naval battles including Nile, Aboukir, and Trafalgar, with attention to Emma Hamilton. Count Philippe-Paul de Segur provides a vivid diary of Napoleon’s Russian Campaign from Koenigsberg to Moscow and retreat, translated by J David Townsend, reviewed by W G Rogers.
The list features fiction and nonfiction including Anatomy of a Murder by Traver and North from Rome by MacInnes alongside Nonfiction Inside Russia Today by Gunther and Masters of Deceit by Hoover. Also listed are The Ice Palace by Ferber and A Summer Place by Wilson with Dear Abby by Van Buren and The Winthrop Woman by Seton.
International stamp items highlight Sir Charles Kingsford Smith’s Tasman Sea crossing on an 8 pence issue with the Southern Cross. A Fort Duquesne occupation anniversary stamp debuts in Pittsburgh. Ceylon marks the UDHR 10th anniversary with a young rights design contest. Guatemala releases Red Cross themed values. Mexico previews a 50 cent air mail stamp and a 20th anniversary petroleum set.
The University of North Carolina selects 48 year old Dr Joseph Sloane as chair of the Art Department and director of the Ackland Art Museum expanding the program amid plans to open the Ackland Art Center in September. Sloane an AB MA PhD from Princeton and former Hodder Fellow brings extensive publishing and excavation experience to Chapel Hill.
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