Political Advertisement

Seymour Eptein's. `Leak' Sure to Rate
_ as One of Best Nov els Issued in 1964

"Leah" by . Seymour Epstein,
published by Little, Brown & Co.
(34 Beacon, Boston 6) undoubtedly'
will rate for many years to come
as one of the very best novels
published in 1964.
It is a superb narrative about a
lonely woman who has been torn
between many conflicts—her par-
ents 'and- their problems, her sev-
eral lovers, her jobs, her em-
ployer.
Leah lives alone. Her parents
had separated and she became the
go-between, earrying messages
from one to another. Her mother,
in spite of her nagging, loves her
husband, but they were so oppo-
site that he , would not return
and suddenly desires. to marry an
other woman. Here, too ,Leah is the

J. B. Cipriani Pledges
Full Time on Council

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"If I am selected by the citizens
of Detroit to serve on the Common
Council, I pledge to spend all my
working hours as a full time. Coun-
cilman," declares JOhn B. Cipriani,
Detroit health inspector, former
DSR senior clerk, and candidate
for the Council vacancy at the pri-
mary Tuesday.
Cipriani was bora, raised and
educated in Detroit and has served
as a public servant for 16 years.
He is a former credit union offi-
cial and former: president of Local
312, CIO. He is an overseas vet-
. Craft with three battle stars and is
active in veteran, •civic, and fra-
ternal organizations. He serves as
-s precinct delegate in the 14th Con-
gressional District.

one to demand that her father de-
clare sincere intentions . before
she would encourage her mother
to consent to a diNioree.
Her father is a frustrated writer
encouraged by the new woman in
his life who offers to pay for pub-
lishing his book. That is how the
picture becomes complicated, in-
volving Leah further in her alone-
ness. _
Leah had several jobs and is
in her fifth year with Harry
Bloch in Epstein's novel. She is
valuable to Harry, whose in-
herited hilliness is about to, col-
. lapse, and she is offered-a new
job in Harry's emerging new
family affiliation. Accompanying
his offer is another: that she
become his mistress. He is
turned down Ilk is persistent,
and Leah's loneliness, her near-
- despair grows..
There were others in her life,
especially one passionate love af-
fair; and who would have accepted '
David Kahn? His impotence, the
growing problems in her life cause 1
her to reject him as she had;I
others7--and at near-40 she is a sad
person. She is not a weakling. She
carries on, alternates between visit-
ing mother and father, supports
herself in her own apartment. In
the long run, it is .a combination
of depressing loneliness.
"Leah" is an excellent novel,
well written, depicting • life skil-
fully. It enhances the literary

career of Seymour Epstein.

—P. S.

There is not a man who does not
suffer. — Midrash..

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Doctor: Shalom, Grandpa-
How are you feeling?

Grandpa: Not so ;food. Again
headaches, pain in the chest.

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You have gained some weight.

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age is age. Wit; difficult to make
you a young man.

. Did I ask to be i• young man?
God forbicL- Help me, dear Doc-
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THE DETROIT

NEWS

TATE REP ESENTATI

We feel that JACK FAXON because of his outstanding performance as a Delegate to
the Constitutional Convention, because of his varied and exceptional academic back-
extensive
ground, because of his meiiro,rious service to the Democratic Party and his
work on behalf of our cohtmunity deserves YOUR VOTE!

A Weekly Column for the Advanced

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DEMOCRAT -15th DISTRICT

Friday, August I 28, 1964 -27

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