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January 28, 1972 - Image 34

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1972-01-28

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Robbins'. ' Betsy', --tlie,Sex.--Filled
NOvel of Detroit, Auto Industry

.

These are the best sellers: nov- daughter-in-law could not resist
els as typical as "The Betsy" by his forceful genius.
Harold Robbins, a' new Trident
It is a genius and a charisma
Press book.
that Loren H can never hope to
The setting is Detroit. It is match. Overshadowed my his fa-
about the• auto industry, the con- ther, unable to win respect, Loren
temporaries of Chrysler and Ford. II buys his own perverse kind of
But it is more- than that: it has love at a terrible price.
all the sex angles for which Rob-
But Loren III knows how to use
bins became famous in "Carpet- his money and —position. He has
baggers" and "Adventurers." .
inherited his grandfather's appe-
Indeed, there are the sex desires tite for playing it rough and dirty,
of heroes who made novels click and can fight back with Hardeman
in a modern setting.
ferocity.
Near the end of his life, Loren
Of course, the Detroit theme is
not lacking. There are the business I finds his spiritual heir in Angelo
struggles, the competitive spirit, Perino, the grandson of an Italian
immi gr ant who lived outside the
the triumphs in business.
There is in angle relating to an law. Perino was the young boy
immigrant's successes — and the who grew out of an $11,000 kiddie
competitive spirit is described as car to become one of the world's
skillfully as the sex urge win e h great race car drivers. Together,
be and Loren I dreamed about the
makes this a typically lustful work • production of the car of tomorrow ,
Robbins is a genius at making "The Betsy." Out of its develops
the sexual narrative run smoothly. the conflict with millions at stake.
The 500-page book reads smoothly_ The drama is especially depicted
It is certain to provide the plot in the frankness that is climaxed
that so easily draws readers and in the mounting excitement of De-
assures best selling success.
troit giving birth to another wild
Grosse Pointe society plays a child of the road.
.role here. The theme is extended
to Honolulu, to the Riviera. It em Orland Will Lecture
braces all the aspects of big mon
ey and big love. That's the Rob- on Diaspora Tuesday
bins success.
Yaacov Orland, who has been
*
at the Jewish Center since early
Harold Robbins, the most widely January, will give an open lec-
read American novelist whose ture 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Center.
books have sold over 75,000,000 His topic will be "Israel and the
copies, had his new novel, Jewish Diaspora: Is It A Double
"The Betsy," published by Trident Track Or A -One-Way Road?"
Press on Nov. 30.
The community is invited at no
- In "The Betsy," the naas charge. For information, - call the
ter storyteller goes beneath the center, 341-4200, ext. 236.
*
surface of polite Detroit society to
expose the scandalous, incredible Center Invites Dancers
Private lives of the men who ran
The Jewish Center dance depart-
-America's number- _one lfldustry • ment will hold a master class in
Moving across three generations, contemporary dance, 4:30 p.m.,
'The Betsy"- tells the story of the Feb. 24.
Hardemin family and the empire
There is a fee for the class
they rule. - TheY- are -Men with ti- which is limited to experienced
tank apnetitie.s," wielding vast in- dancers only. Regiitration must be
lluence in a world of speed . whose made in advance. For information,
monientuin-marries Ahern lo,-penks call educational services division,
0filoower, sweeping their wives 341-4200.
and An
iitressecwri theot„..
Loren -Hardeman , I,-known
.
as
Nunn-her One;. Creates
dynasty
RABBI GERALD WERNER,
with the building of one car, and principal of Akiva Hebrew Day
at 91, is -a legend in -his own time School, will be guest speaker at
—in business and With- women. A the 27th annual banquet of the
giant - of a man with sexual desires Torah Academy of Minneapolis
that equaled the sire- of his for- Sunday. He will speak on "A New
. time, he.: took womeu.•e0d fought Dialog: Hebrew Day Schools and
busines s competitors wgh the Jewish Welfare Federations."
same-.:
his own

THE DETROIT. JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 21, 1972-33

THE

Cost of Getting High
Gets Higher in Israel

TEL An, (JTA)--The sharp in-
crease in the price of narcotic
drugs in Israel was attributed by
police experts to police action. The
success of the Israeli special squad
formed to fight narcotics smug-
glers caused a shortage of supply.
As a result, prices skyrocketed.

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