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June 27, 1975 - Image 36

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1975-06-27

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36 friday, June Tf, 197S

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Nazi Novel Makes You Dizzy

Is the world ready for
another nazi-hunting novel?
The answer, of course,
seems to be that as long as
the public will buy, the pub-
lishers will sell.
"No Earth For Foxes"
(Delacorte Press) is the lat-
est nazi-hunting book. It is
written by Manning 0'-
Brine, an _ex-British secret
agent turned author and
playwrite.

O'Brine served behind the
lines and was even captured
by the Gestapo. He man-
aged to escape and served in
France, Italy, Algeria and
Yugoslavia. In his book he
certainly displays his venom
for the nazi beast, and
rightly so.

Gertrude Stein's `How to Write'
Re-Issued in Paperback Edition

that escapes this reviewer,
Auntie does not tell Pavane
his assignment directly.
Gertrude Stein has be- ume for the unknowing to
Through a maze of mes-
sages, codes and insinua- come a legend. Her works whom the very name of the
tions, Pavane finally works have both puzzled and in- author is a puzzle.
. spired, and her leadership in
The Dover reprint of Ger-
out what he has to do.
And thus starts one of the the field of literature is un- trude Stein's "How to
Write" gains added import-
most complicated spy sto- challenged.
When she undertakes to ance in a scholarly introduc-
O'Brine's story deals ries with one of the simplest
tion by Patricia Meyerow-
with Ray Pavane, British of all plots. Ray Pavane, guide writers, the pupils can
itz. The latter is in itself a
Secret Service agent ex- who is part Jewish and part be expected to be awed as
masterful approach to liter-
traordinaire, who wants to French aristocracy, surrep- well as directed towards
ary studies and a specialty
retire because he is madly titiously leaves Great Brit- goals.
INVITATIONS in love with the widow of ain for France in order to
in judging and defining Ger-
In 1931 she wrote a book,
by HATTIE
an ex-KGB double agent have a secret meeting with
"How to Write." It has just trude Stein and her writ-
SCHWARTZ
and because he is simply his invalid (caused by nazi
been reissued as a paper- ings.
356-8563
tired of the whole bloody brutality) mother.
Another intriguing paper-
back by Dover.
STATIONERY
mess of spying around.
back issued by Dover is the
From there, the reader
It
really
isn't
a
textbook.
'PARTY FAVORS * * * *
Auntie, the head of the winds his way to the island
Yet, because she defines her humorous Dadaist classic
* * * * ENTERTAINMENT
Secret Service, will permit of Elba and to Italy.
• ASTROLOGER
own
sentences, her own way "What a Life" by E. V. Lu-
SEYMOUR
• CARICATURES
Ray to retire, only if he
cas and George Morrow.
In the meantime, there of depicting her characters,
• MUSIC
SCHWARTZ
• NAME GROUPS
carries out one last mis- are agents and double
"What a Life!" is a
AGENCY
• STROLLERS
the book is really a writer's
sion.
• AL SIMMS BAND
agents from the CIA and guide for aspiring authors strange little book — an
356-8525
• VARIETY PLUS
* * * *
however, for some reason the KGB and the British
and an inspiration for lay "autobiography" composed
Secret Service following readers who search for the of a satiric text illustrated
Jerry Niskar's
Sales & Rentals
with pictures from a mail
Pavane and company.
secrets of the eminent Ger- order
ca4logue.
People are getting killed trude Stein.
Written in 1911, it is a hu-
and there are chases on
The aphorisms and bit- man drama — from child-
winding roads in the Ital-
MEN'S FORMAL WEAR
ing humor, the Steinism in hood to marriage, with
ian Alps. It all sounds very
• 90 different styles to choose from
the uniqueness of her writ- chapters on London, a dia-
complicated and dis-
( the latest styles)
ing, how she frames her mond burglary, youthful
• All sizes boy's 3 to Men 60
jointed. And it is.
• Personal attention
Meanwhile, back at the paragraphs, the Gertrude romance, travel and wedded
Stein dismissal of the con- bliss.
No charge for grooms Tux
Nazi lair, which just hap-
(5 or more in wedding party)
pens to be a castle in Aus- ventional, her tactless use
Formal wear by: After Six, Lord West
of paragraphs, her indi-
tria's Tyrol, the head SS
Formal Craft, Palm Beach \
viduality — these and ADL, Vanderbilt
trooper has organized his
26472 Grand River
531-0500
underlings to expect a visit many more aspects of a Host Theologians
(Bet. Beech Daily & Inkster- Rds.)
noted author's writing in-
from Pavane.
NEW YORK — Religion
As Pavane and his men- dividualism emerge here
tor, Mills, close in on the as a guide for those who and social studies scholars
nazi castle with their band know her words so they and teachers representing
of Garibaldi freedom fight- can understand it her way, 17 universities and seminar-
ers, a CIA agent is closing in and as- an explanatory vol- ies in 12 states are partici-
pating in the eighth annual
on our hero.
Graduate Summer Institute
However, the Nazis get to
Spain Bars U.S.
on Judaism, co-sponsored
the CIA agent first. Ah, but
by Vanderbilt Divinity
Transfer of Arms
one of the Nazis is really an
School of Nashville, and the
I sraeli agent.
to Israelin War
Anti-Defamation League of
Needless to say, the good
Bnai
Brith_
guys win and the bad guys
WASHINGTON (JTA) --
The
10-day institute of-
die, horribly. And in the
The Spanish government
e nd, we have a book that is
has informed the United fers college faculty, theolo-
good in intention and bad
States that it would not per- gians and clergymen practi-
n execution.
mit the use of Spanish terri- cal preparation for teaching
Unfortunately, the writ :
tory for the transit of mili- about Jews, Judaism and
ng was disjointed and the
tary supplies to Israel in the Jewish-Christian relations.
c linches seemed too trite.
event of a new war in the
And complicated? It would
Middle East.
Professional Enierlainnient,
t ake a crossward puzzle ex-
According to American
ert to determine who was
The
sources, the Spanish posi-
d oing what to who, where
Sheldon Rott
tion
is
one
of
the
conditions
a nd when and why.
for
the
renewal
of
American
And a double why, too,
Orchestra
air and naval bases in Spain.
and
or all the double agents.
B ut they caught up with the
Previously, the Portugese
Vickie Carroll
N azis, so it can't be all bad. government ruled out the
use of Portuguese territory
for that purpose.
T el Aviv Theater

MR. TUX

MORE THAN JUST
A WINDOW BLIND

May Be for Sale

TEL AVIV (JTA) — The

0 wners of the Tel Aviv, this
c ity's largest movie house,

a re considering selling the
after ushers went on
_s trike for a special- danger
a llowance.
The ushers claim they are
in constant danger of vio-
le nce from the audience.
T he owners, 20th Century
F ox, say the demand is not
in accordance with labor
ag regiments.

t heater

107

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ESTIMATES

INSTALLATION

Golda Reported
in Good Health

NEW YORK — After six
days of treatment, Golda
Meir left Hadassah Hospital
in Jerusalem Sunday "in
excellent condition."
The former prime minis-
Xer's ailment, originally
identified as sciatica, was
later described as an infec-
tion of a leg muscle.

Blaustein- Institute
Names Chairman

NEW YORK — Philip E.
Hoffman, who has just re-
tired as United States Rep-
resentative to the United
Nations' Human Rights
Commission, was appointed
chairman of the Jacob Blau-
stein, Institute for- the Ad-
vancement of Human
Rights.

He succeeds Morris B.
Abram who headed the in-
stitute since its founding.
The institute, an arm of
the AJCommittee, was es-
tablished by the .Blaustein
family in memory of Jacob
Blaustein, a former AJCom-
mittee president.

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the six autonomous islands
of the Netherlands Antilles,
has a Jewish population of
about 200.

It is important both in the
history of British nonsense
and in the history of modern
art, predating by almost a
decade the collages of kax
Ernst.

Ban. on New Funds
for UNESCO OK'd

WASHINGTON — The
Smithsonian Institution
announced that it would
back congressional action
barring new U.S. funds for
a UNESCO project to rescue
an ancient temple on an is-
land in Egypt's Lake As-
wan.
According to the Ne-
East Report which quoted
British sources, the State
Department earlier indi-
cated that it would support
a move to bypass the cur-
rent congressional ban on
U.S. contributions to
UNESCO by having the
Smithsonian contribution
made directly to Egypt.

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