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THE FIRST

READER—By Harry Hansen

Lace Curtain' Understanding,

Deeply Moving Treatment Of Mixed Marriage Problem

“LACE CURTAIN." day, $3.

"MELISSA." A novel. By Taylor Caldwell. New York, Scribner, $3.!

A novel. By Ellin Berlin, New York, Double-

AS LONG AS MEN and women marry, and perhaps

even after that, novels will be

it remains the eternal battleground of the generations,where the traditional loyalties of the family encounter the

written about marriage. For

wild promptings of the heart.

Ellin Berlin is the latest understanding novel about mixed marriage in “Lace Curtain.” As Mrs. Berlin, whose own marriage was a high spirited romance of New York society, she is well qualified to write this sensitive story. Her story entirely about

hood in the home of the rich Reardons, Island, “lace curtain Irish” and devout children

her adolescent awareness of the young men who cut i’. at dances and flutter about her; her wish to marry Jamie Stair, son of a rich New York family, but a Protestant. ... Mrs. Berlin has made the Rear-

» Ellin Berlin

‘dons both compreheasible and

thoroughly likeable. Eager to extend the sheltering arms of their religion to their eight children, they send them to church schools. Jenny, their oldest, suffers the first hard blow when her fiance is killed in the first World War. When she determines to marry George Orme II, a rich New York Protestant, the Rearaons are sorry, but they agree when Orme accepts their cond ti. ns. But soon Jenny wants a divorce, a much harder blow to devout people. ¥ » ” » MRS. BERLIN then portrays the battle of Veronica with her feelings, for Jamie Stair is pot as easy to win over. If their children are girls, Jamie agrees they should be educated as Veronica wishes, but a boy-—he wants him to go to St. Paul's and have a Protestant : background. Behind Jamie stands his mother, as firm in her religious views as the Reardons are in their own. This is not a militant novel of revolt against parents, It is an attempt to understand the mind and heart of a girl who has the deepest reverence for her religion, affection for her parents and love for her husband. ; ’ This is ‘the problem of Veronica's. héart ta of the influence

of the ‘a daughter's life. should be. She was found dead] 1 donot believe Mrs. has{of poison in the Riverside apartsolved her problem. But she has ments and Sheriff Jess Roden be-

presented a phase of American life-—one always present but rarely @escribed—with fairness apd comprehension. \ ¥ . ” QUITE A CONTRAST to the story of the Reardons is the tale of the selfish Charles Upjohn's daughter, Melissa, and the wealthy Dunhams,

to write a deeply moving and =

something to force him to marry: and her brother Andrew; ° Irving yells back at Phoebe: “Why you little animal you! How dare you talk to your sister like that, you!

you!”

{with your filthy mind!"

In turn Geoffrey Dunham has

to subdue his own sister, Arabel-

is/1a, beginning with “You are an’

unregenerate——"-—well, there

Veronica Rear- are some words that get into] don, her child- books, but not into newspapers,!

which appear to be the last cita{del of decent language.

on Long So there are the living and the!j

{dead to exercise, in’ this story; ‘and there is enough malevolence iin the characters to last many

{and name-calling, all in one family! Taylor Caldwell has a firm hold on her story and the man who delivers the milk of human kindness never gets a call.

u - » “Report for a Corpse,” by Henry Kane. No time lost when Peter Chambers, unscrupulous, unwelcome and unabashed, gets himself hired to solve a mystery. Nor words either, Here are six

a mix between Peter and a psychiatrist: “I was very much more careful

gaudy left, high and obvious, and he shifted for it, and then I shortjumped a right that had got

He bent in half, politely, protective hands -at his stomach, I did some open-hand slap-tennis on the face that hung out like

then I rolled up a fist and threw it, all the way from right field, and the good doctor hastily unbent, up “te perpendicular and on to horizontal, and he cleared most of the desk backward and bounced off the side of the office chair. When F got to him he was folded up, quiet and comatose.” - In one word, out. (Simon & Schuster, $2).

“The Death of a Worldly Woman,” by A. B. Cunningham. Dimple Guest was*no better than she

gan sleuthing. Lots of her neigh bors didn’t like her and they were no great shakes either, Dialogue sticks close to the plot and Jeff is good at asking questions. (Ditton, $2.50.) ”

| “Murder is an Evil Business,” by ' Marion Bramhall. Kit and

in Taylor Dick Acton are staying at a Cape Caldwell's new. novel, “Melissa.” Cod’ boarding cottage when 8 vindicated Mrs. Trollope, Prof. view ‘the daily aspect of ordinary

Here, from the very beginning member of the landlady's family

of the story, is anger, ruthlessness, hatred and envy. It seems incredible that a young girl like Melissa ‘should be the object of so much abuse. It is also difficult to accept the strange case of Melissa, who was supposed to be so jealous of her father that she hated the younger

and respected. “Melissa is a bad

{is found hanged. That's enough

pack up and leave, but the Actons are crime fanciers and want to solve the riddle. Falling into a cistern up to her neck is only lone of Kit's little missteps. A number of heels qualify for the {hot seat, but the Actons ate

(Crime Club, $2.)

woman,” said Melissa's mother to| § —————r-— her suitor; “She robbed me of mw Farrar, Straus Sets

husband with her guileful ways.

: But when Geoffrey Dunham, |

the suitor who has wanted to marry Melissa since she was 14, finally does so, Melissa's sister Phoebe screams: “You've done

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