New Exciting Novel by Eleazar Lipsky

Ey JACK SIEGEL

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Eleazar Lipsky, after a seven- 1
year hiatus, has published a book.
It is called "The Devil's Daughter" i
(Meredith). It is not another "Kissi
of Death," "Murder One ' or the
world of D A It is closer to "The
Scientists" which was a Book of
the Month Club selection. This one
is a blockbuster of a novel, 600
pages, and tells what is in effect a
story of star-crossed lovers. Lest
one ponder how a Lipsky (son of
Louis) would be concerned with
such a tale, rather than the fires

of Zionism and the building of a
Jewish state (which he does in his
private life), it is important to
know that the story has a legal
base (Lipsky is also an attorney).
"Devil's Daughter" grows out of a
happening which took place in the
San Francisco area around the turn
of the century. Jessica Roux is the
daughter of the devil and Mark
Trumbull. a former judge who once
had killed a man, and who be-
comes her advocate against his
better judgement, is the lover.
The mistress of a rich ex-sena-

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tor, Jessica claims he has married
her. This the senator denies. She
wants her status legally substan-
tiated and, of course, what she is
entitled to as a rejected wife. She
gets her day in court which is a
good part of the book. Trumbull,
married to a woman slowly dying,
becomes emotionally involved with
Jessica who, whatever the justice
of her cause, is a troublesome
woman. That's the nub of the
story. Involved in it is a wide spec-
trum of characters who conspire
against both Jessica and Mark and
in the end bring them down.
If you like a tale well-embroid-
ered in elegant prose, with a well-
researched and knowled g e a b l e
basis in law; if you like the aroma
of the west and enjoy having it
brought before your eyes, then Mr.
Lipsky's book is for you. Some
years back there was a picaresque
best seller called Anthony Adverse.
It was a tale well told and stocked
with information beyond the ken
of the reader. In many ways, Lip-
sky's book reminds me of it. His
price is not too stiff and it worth
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So that the newly created news- ,
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State University would have a
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ment of the controversial school
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Keast called the new publication
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and said that it deserved the
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Friday, July 25, 1969-27

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Israel Increases Exports of Canned Food to U.S. -

JERUSALEM — Israel's produc-
tion of select canned foods for ex-
port to the United States is being
spurred by advanced agricultural
techniques and improved process
ing methods with the aid of Israel
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Utilizing Israel Bond capital to
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trial crops and to modernize fac-
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America, going from $1,600,000 in
1967 to $3.200,000 last year. Exports
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