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Show ,,, A IC Ott ,,q, é) gentle '21,-- 7'1 ,..4,.)::- - TuckwelL Barry t Joy Sulky ssociated Press feature writer dis- serious international crisis provoked when newly Communist Cambodia seized the U.S. merchant ship Mayaguez last May. For a grim moment, renewed American involvement on the Indochina peninsula seemed possible. French horn soloist, will appear with the Utah Symphony Orchestra tonight in the Salt Lake Tabernacle. ,,,I,,) it,z,,,,k Louisa May Aleott. famed throughthe world as the author of ' Women, a gentle book about a Little loving side to her family, had a lesser-knowlife as the author of stories. "They are terrific, suspenseful cliffhangers and reveal a side of her that has never been investigated." says Madeleine Stern. An Alcott scholar, she has edited and written the introduction . n these "novelettes" are reprinted for the first time in more than WO years. "Behind a Mask: The Unknown Thrillers of Louisa May Aleott," includes stories that were written under the pseudonym A. M. Barnard and were published in weeklies in the 1860s before Miss Alcoa began writing fiction for girls. The discovery of their existence in the 1940s was a major literary event in which Miss Stern played a part, she explained in an interview. "I was working on a biography of Louisa May Alcott, and for my research I visited Carroll Atwood Wilson, who had a rare collection of her books. He was sure that she had also written under a pseudonym and suggested that I try to track it down." Miss Stern obtained a Guggenheim Fellowship and began going through Alcoa material in the Houghton University. Joining her in the research was Leona Rostenberg, Li friend with whom she now shares concern. 'partnership in a rare-boo- May Miss Stern declares that she "swings a feminist pen" in the tales, which "vent her anger at the male lords of crea- tion." r a warwhoop," she recalls. "She had come across five letters from a Boston Publisher asking for more of the Barnard pieces. Through these letters 'we learned her pseudonym, the names of three of her stories and the name of the periodical that issued them." From that point, finding the actual ,slories was a matter of checking the 'files of the publications in which they "The Flag of were originally printed 1011r Union" and "Frank Leslie's Illusliated Newspaper." -- :"I've speculated as to why she chose , PLUMBER! , have it your way li;th, doors. glass. plumbing 'flatterers. pip. valves, hardware. Ott. We will buy it from you. Coll Mr, Jim Croft at. KETCHUM'S 4th South 8th West 355-465- . ; , RECREATIONAL' VEHICLE : :: : ii Inside or Outside Fenced & Lighted i i i I' :; i .1tr.. ..., ., Special tor your Rec. Vehicle , '24" . i 4001 S. , STATE r"trl Sales, Service, Parts ''' - - ., -- ...... 1,,,.. '- I Z t: t", 1 '4 74, ' i 2n1 wr- Awe 18131) . '. 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Holy Cross Hospital needs volunteers to assist on the admitting and information desk. nourishment cart, gift cart and library cart 24-ho- motor ,' '''''. - Community Service, Inc., needs kitchen utensils tor a program tt teach boartLng lumse bachelors to better cook for themselves. For an understanding of an intriguing moment in recent history. "The Four Days of Mayaguez" offers an ',; , e The historical importance ot the Mayaguez crisis lies in the swift and strong U.S. retaliation, whieh proved to the world that the U.S. was not a paper tiger despite American withdrawal from Vietnam and Cambodia. 900000 000 0 00 A 0, , oft. - ,.. ''. e TILI-EAUTI- EID li.. - led untalin Emil SwillIly 0 s , ..,- Life Helping hand tr . Including Guaranteed ' t.am is. ...s k groo: , and up s 6... 6,- - ,. anti-Free- . '....- Iii, ... "kit, a - 1; , 1 1,11 ' wir I I .011 Aleci 00 Month $1 I 111 111 I , , ., !, . I 11' - - kr...7:- .....,..4;" 41 II .101 iI. 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Miss Alcott was 36 when she was asked to write a girls' book, Miss Stern relates. "She always needed money, and so she wrote about the only girls she knew about her sisters. 'Little Women' was so successful that she continued in that vein, finding it 11 comfortable but not exciting." k let out the foremost living masters of the wind instrument, Tuck-wel- l has been principal French horn player with the London Symphony for more than 13 years. One a hard-cove- Tuckwell kill be the first French !torn soloist to ever appear with the He will Utah join Nv t h the orchestra for a performance of Richard Strauss Horn Concerto No. 2. One of Strauss' later works, the Second horn Concerto marks a return to the spirit of serene classicism. A brillian tone poem. the work requires a great virtuoso to play it, such as Tuckwell. While conceding that Louisa Alcott was no Susan B. Anthony, d "Suddenly Richard by Rowan. Roy correspondent for 30 years, somehow wrote this manuscript in a month. The r edition appeared three days after his manuscript was handed in. perhaps a publishing record. It proves that when handled by a journalist with Rowan's skills, instant history can be both important and fascinating Rowan expanded his original Mayaguez coverage by interviewing everyone from President Gerald Ford to the mess boys on the Mayaguez. His scene shifts from revealing insights into the salty language and human reactions of the polynational Mayaguez crew tc tense moments inside the White House. The reader has a feeling that he is present personally as the tense drama unfolds. Would Cambodia have released the Mayaguez without the intervention of U.S. planes and Marines? Capt. Charles T. Miller of the Mayaguez even today insists not. Rowan provides a ptecise timetable of developments in '"fhe Four Days of Mayaguez." It seems to indicate St ra uss. that pseudonym but I really don't know," Miss Stern says. "The A. M. might have come from the initials of her mother. Abigail May, and Barnard could have been from Henry Barnard. an educator and family friend. But mostly it was a good masculine name. She in a way was ashamed of those. stories, afraid of offending her family." book in which four of Leona avalier" Authoress Louisa May Aicott "blood-andthunde- a Featured work on the program will be the Suite rom "Der flosenk- ,A .Odt There was an unavoidable time gap between the Washington order for Marines to land on Koh Tang and the actual landing. In retrospect it appears clear that the crew was free and enroute back to the Mayaguez when the on Koh Tangt Marines actually losing 15 killed, 3 missing and 50 airmen died in wounded. Twenty-threa support helicopter operation. ' OF NOVEMBER 15, 1975 "No man will make a great leader who wants to do it all himself. or to get all the credit for doing it," commented Andrew Carnegie. You can feel the satisfaction of serving and sharing the credit with others when you call the Voluntary Action Center of the Community Services Council. and volunteer for any of the following positions: South Salt Lake Neighborhood Council needs volunteers to work v,ith children in a recreational program. Training will be provided. The Salt Lake Rescue Mission needs help in supplying turkeys. earned fruit, pies and cakes to prepare Thanksgiving dinners for the needy. The Mission served 473 meals last year and expects more this year, so volunteer help is critically needed. Volunteers are needed at the Guadalupe Center to work on a onedo-onbasis with adults to teach them English. reading and math. Nlaterials are supplied and training will be given. strongly that U.S air strikes were directly responsible for the release of the merchant crewmen. At the very least the air strikes greatly speeded the release. "The Four Days of Mayaguez" by Roy Rowan; Norton; 224 pages: $7.95. This is the intriguing anatomy of a Australian tinguished .. ,,,,,ve. , 1 - 0 Mayaguez crew? - ,A, t : a 101 :;; : Did threats help French horn soloist fiN not always DESERET NEWS, WEEKEND t li 1- 11 ii ! |
