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Menuhins Blamed As Bad Paren0000, a,
rot Editorial
i0ME (WN
(hough(. of taking such an :lssimila-
Fame Ruined Intense Jewishness Of
Prodigy's Family Writer Points Out
year-old ({ailghler, w}i()s(! fltln(! ItS ll
pianist has I)ecmnc world-wide, and
whose litO(]lcr-lltng]lage W:ls llel)rew.
There wns also (heir 17-ye.u'-ohl
(IRilghler Yallll, who altilollgh not
having yet al)l)eared in public is :t
highly gifted pianist, and who too
knew only one language as it child--
] lebrew.
George Richard Nichohts was
there, a millionaire nlanuf'tcl.m'er (if
n.spirin in Mell)om'ne, Austr.tlia, with
his wife, I)olh of whom :ire |'rolesl-
liltS.
ld,l(lsny, their 21-year-ohl son, was
there, :In v,'ns also N()la Ruby, their
19-yenr-old dliuRhler. ]n a(ldilion 1()
|hese lh(!l'e W(l'e (hl'ce frh,nds wh()
w('re nssocillled wilh the two fnmilies.
In tlm l)resen('e of (his small g;rOUl i,
Yehudi Menuhin, who luls Imrely
(urned 21, married (he rich Prol,,,sl-
nnl heh'ess to (.he Nich()hls fovlune.
The cer(,nlony ilself was d,.voill of
nil r(!liious signific:lnce, I)eing n
civil one.
Whelher it religious c(,renlony will
ev(nt.ually folh)w is )nit known, blll
(o all inl,.qLts and l)Url)oses, Yehudi
M(.nuhi)), (he son of orthodox Jewish
origin, 'uid Noht Ruby, (he daugh(.e)'
of:i l'roleslnnt family, n)'e husl):tnd
nnd wife.
Moreover, lh:l)hzil)ah Menuhin has
nnuu'ied IAndsay Niehol:ls. The ccre-
Inony wits perforlile(l on the Menuhin
farm in Californi't.
(in the face (if i(., the cerenmny in
Cax(,on lhdl, l,ondlm, c'u'rie(l with
i(, a joyous atmosphe)'e. Two young
lieol)le were joined in nnttrimony, i)ut
at the slime (.:me it reveale(l the
tragedy of (he Menl)hhi family, the
Sequel to the pro-and-con dis-
cussion of the marrying Menu-
hins in last week's Transcript is
this provocative analysis by a
prominent New York newspaper-
man who knows the Menuhins
well.-- The Editor.
By S. ZIRELSON
A feW `)vceks ago It snlfll] scene WliS
enaeicd in london within the shadow
of Bri(ain's l'arliamcnt. Twelve
l)eoph wet'(! (.lie chief i)arlicil)anls in
the (h'ama.
Their names llnd (lislinctil)n are as
follows: Moshe Menuhin, it nalive
born .hi>., of Jerusalem, `)vho snw the
ligh( of (hiy in (he ghe(to (if that city,
Meah Shea:'im.
I|e iN ihe son of it pious, ultra-of
tlmdox father, and was hinlself :t
sludent in lnler ye'u's a( (he llerzlia
Gymnasium (if which l)r. Ben Zion
Moss: nso]ln is I he rector.
In later years he was a llebrew
|cilcller ill )(1111 Frtl)leisco.
M()she Menuhin's wife, Mlu'utlm,
w:ls born in Yn.ll.a, Crimea. ller
fa|hcr Wl]S (and possibly still is) a
s}illnnts}l ill till ortho(iox SyllliOlle ill
Chicago.
In addition () this, he ]):is been a
nleshulhlch for orthodox, charital)le
ins(i(u(ions in l'ales(inc, where he
lived for a number (if years and ac-
quired (.he lhd)rew language under
the (u(orshi I) of it Initn name(l Nissan
Yerushahni> who was in turn a l)Ul)il
at l)avid Yellin's Seminary.
There was Yehudi Menuhin, worhl-
fmnous violin virtuoso, `)vii() in his
ehihlhood used only the lhd)rcw
]flllllltge :iS a ll)eltllS of cx])ressiol).
There wns llelihzibah , their 19-
Cupid's Helper Tells Secrets
iragedy (if Moshe Melmhin nnd his
wife I;llirlllhll, W]lOSe ln:tl'ried life tlc-
gan :uni(I such l/,,nu(.iful ,h!wish
i(hmls.
Th(,y began Ilmir life wilh ll Jcwish-
n:tt.ion:dislic idcoh)g;y, nnd (.hey
cherished this i(leology when they
were hJler nmrried in New Yi)rk.
]lel)rew V,'l)S lhe only htnguaRe
Sllolcn in (he:) hi)use, and ench ehihl
was given a beautiful llel)rew nanlc.
They were ))o(. snlisficd wil.h giving
YEHUDI MENUHIN
•.. his name tells a story l
their first,-name :tn ordinary llellrew
nlune, but he must lie Yehudi (Jew).
Yehudi Menuhin thercfore means
"ihe Jew Mcnuhin."
(E]litor's Nolo: Moshe Menuhin
tohl us hilnself (;lilt(. when he and his
wife first h)i)]ed for an nl)ar(.ment
lion:st Slell.
The (loul)le marriag( ()u(. of the
.lewish faith is not a result of youth-
ful iml)ulse on (he par(. of (he chihl-
I'e I I.
The Me)mhin parents }nt(I phumc(l
(.his ste I) s() well and so decisively
i, hnt the chihh'(m had no or.her why
llmn to fall in with i(.
The Menuhins refused to p(uuni(.
(heir children (,o have nnyl.hing to
d() with lhe Jews or ,lewish life.
In the l);tsl, few yenl'S (hi! Menuhin
chihh'en were nhn(ist iml)risoned in a
g;l.tss cage, Itn(I only rich i)C()l)lc,
,lOWS filial )lO]l-,l(!WS, were [)ermil, le(t
t() (!()nlc II(HH' IO (.]llii cltge.
The children themselves :tve (if
slerling ch:ir:wler and very retiring
in diSl)OSi(ion , and l)ermi((.ed (.henl-
S(Iv(!s to lie (h)n)in(!ere(] over })y
(heir l)arenl s.
The ())fly ")'(d)el" iu the family iN
(he third oh:hi, Yalt,., who (lots n()L
]lesilnle 1o exl)ress her (.h(mgh(.s.
I(. may lie for this re:(son (hM. (he
Imrenls :u'(, l)unishing; her l)y wi(.h-
holding her (lel)u(, be(muse in musicltl
circh;s it is genernJly I)elieve(I (hnl
Ynll.n, who is :t I)ianis(, ix the tinest
niusi('.ia)) in the Menuhin family.
Y:dt:t's "rebelliousness" is n()
doubt resl)()nsilih! for her i)rosp(!ctive
marriage (.o tl, Jew nnme(I Willi:tm
S(.ix, allh()ulgh lhc Stixes nrc also
an nssimihlled Jewish family of S(.
l(luis.
'I'}H! nenllhin l):H'(!nls }Hive })econl(!
hl) ol)s(!ss(,d uiih (lle (lesire to break
intl) non-Jewish society, l,hat they
not only l)roch(im t]]elnse]ves as non-
,Jcws, hilt ac(ually as Tlu'l.lu' non=
Jews, so (lilt(, every vestige i)f Jewish-
ness shouhl lie (lischfime(l.
$ $ $
"My father was a Tartar born
in 0rimea, as wore his ancostors
before him. I, too, was born in
Crimea in the city of Yalta. My
mother was Italian, and my hus-
band a Jew. This admixture of
"Why Didn't Yehudi Play
Palestine?" Is Question
blood between old traditions has
expressed itself in the blood of
the children."
This is an ex(]':w.t f)'om an ar(.icle
w]lich al)l)enre(J in tlm March num-
I)er of "Women's llome C()nqmn-
ion," and was writ.ten 1)y Mnrut:t
Menuhin.
Who Maruta Menuhin is, the
l'eader km)ws I)y now.
In (.his nr(.ich:, the lnother of
Yehu(li discussed Ihe characteristics
HEPHZIBAH MENUHIN
• . . she's Mrs. Nicholas nowl
of her three (.hihh'en, an(l in the
course of her descril)(.ions she in(rn-
(hlc((I a I)iogral)hhml not(!.
]n order to ex])]n, in lhe (inllSlial
l,ah;nt of t]lret; (dii](h'en hi ()no fnnii]y,
she (lescril)ed how she hcrsclf is half-
Tiu'tlu' an(l half-ltldian.
It is this convergence of hcr
Tari.ar-ll..dia:l I)h)od with her hus-
1)an(l's Jewish I)h)o(l (.lilt(. has b
the tra(li(,ions of these l,hrcel
l)eol)les into one forln of expr
The nmral (if this lesson for
iiig nlo(hers is, l]nit if lhcy '
}utve chihh'en wilh cx(.cl)liol if
i(':tl talent, it is cssentild to
fltt}ler who in It T:trtltr) II m0t
].la]ilin Itn(l Ii hllsl)itn(I It .JcV,'
The IMenli]iins) ]iavc, ll()wel
sonic I,inie I)ast hehl their or:
(lis(hlin. They ])Cg:ln to Sl
soon llft(!r L]le enrly SHCCJ2!
Yehu(li w]len he `)vlls y(!t a till
"Firs(, they ll(,gltn tl() estl'llllg
set Yes fron'i the Jews who :.;.If(}
in "l)re-Ye]m([i '' (Inys.
Moshc Menuhin I)egnn
fronl his colhmgucs, (hc
((!a ('.]iers) llii(I froii)
gen(wli]. These were lhe
w}i(uii lie exl)h)i(,e(l in the
for i)ul)licily in (,lie Jewish
11, so]ui(le(l very well lo
this ehihl wl)o was It son of a]
teIH'.]n!l') It Il':i(hlli(e of (lie
Gyniniisitlin in l)alcsline,
nio(,hcr |.()nlli(! WllS lhl)i'ew.
This Itssoc, hiti()n of
his l)eO])]e `)',,Its of
t(i hint in his early (hlys.
latter on 1
kee l) itl, Itl'lil's length his iiclq
can friends, those with
socin|ed sot:idly, lind his
universily (lays, |,O say
Jewish meetings.
Not sa(istled wi(]l this, l
| r'tnged ]lhnsclf frnm (h()Se
cnnb]ed Yc]nidi t o ol)lain his
e(hi(mtion, and eve, n froth.
1)ersing:;r, his first violin te
who was such 't factor ill
Menll]]in's succcss.
With cvery ascent on the lll,
Yehudi's fame, Moshe Menul
behind it trail of discarded friel
lll, 0 x:(/.e i,,, I
"Se:ni(is:n f(
) Weeks, I',
!Y's ncwlv- )r,
hi/inl)rc(ie(le i
:aly A
ia Gua
)Mg (WNS)
tia:'(lilt of
till aiid Jou
0il( of tile I
'10 llCWsl)Itl:(
I)lyillg to n
e01o, whi('h
tiardia lis
1ellll InIly()]
eVere said l
tO IlOIIF I'li
Dtllar La C
'e(I. "Wi(l
Of Sallctioll
lii(l Wcll lil(
ri:lg it s(
Of Finding Mates For Lovers
NEW YORK.- When summer
comes, many a headache is suffered
I)y l)rofessional ma(.chm'kers, knewn
also as schatchens.
Is it thc heat that causes their
raiscry?
No! It's merely the fac( thai, most
of their elientcle is away at camps on
the "Borscht circnit" or elsewhere,
trying their hick indcpendent]y, com-
l)hdned Mrs. Dorothy Jaffe this week.
Mrs. Jdt'e, since 1924, lilts arranged
It})Ollt 3)000 Inarriages.
And she delights in telling (if the
Cinderella romancc of the million-
• lire di'lmond importer and tile di-
vorcee wi(.h the three chihh'en--a
inalch she niade.
"He was the only millionaire l
ever ]lad," she said :t|, her lll'onx
iipltrlnicnt-ofllce, where, ilnder a pic-
l,ure s]iowing Othello and l)esde-
lillllilt in a (.,line]i, she conducts her
professionitl nuit(.,hnlaking.
"We're not, the kind of schalchen,
wilh It beard lind Itn uinl)reHlt," 1VIrs.
said Mrs. Jaffe, "]n flicl,, we don't
like that `)viii'(]. We are mat,rinlonia]
consultants."
They hi, re married off (co judges,
nny nun]l)cr of lawyers and school
flutc])ers, an(1 (hch' ]ntest l)rOsl)ee(us
lisis a 35-ycar-ohl widower who owns
| (qi Itpartnlent holises.
"Most of the W()lnen, esl)Ceiitl]y lhe
ohler ol]es Itre worth np |o $')50,000,
lind the yelliig on(!s iire 1)eautiful,"
said Mr. Ju, ffe) the ]awyer-]iusblui(].
A NEI/I/ TASTE
SENSATION
BARBECUED
• CRAB
• I,I,JEI,'
• I1011,I(7
• HAM
" SPARERIBS
T._00E BROILER
1918 4th Ave.
"A Bit of the Old South"
"If Ziegfield were alive today, lm
could pick a chorus from our girls."
The divorcee with the thrce chiht-
ren, who met the diamond 1)roker
through then b was likc that ....
beautiful.
"A woman with three kids is dill:-
cult material)" said Mr. Jaffe, "but
as soon its I hdd my (;yes on her, I
looked at Mrs. Jaffe and wc both
thought of the diamond 1)roker.
"Ile had come Ul) one day in a
$5,000 car, looking like a French
eOIlll(;, with a chDAlffellr and a foot-
man. lie had met a let of women on
the Rivicra, I)ut nobody apl)caled to
]tim until he met this lady.
"Aftcr fmir weeks tliey took a boat
to ]',]lro])e, got married on the boat,
;in(l now they are honeymooning.
They sen( (,Ill; kids to carol).
"And he Js going to give me a
diamond braceh;t," Mrs. Jaffe said.
"It was s( lovely all through."
Most of the 1)aying clients are
grate(ill like tintt.
One, lady moved int() the .Jitff's
neighl)or]iood) and every September
27, }ler anniversary) lilts I)roakfast
wi(h t.]ienl.
ODDITY
James G. McDol;ald, on t]ie eve of
sailing for the Evian refugee-aid c()n-
ference, attcnded the opening con-
cert. at the la:wisohn Stadium (.i) hear
it violin concerto 1)y Mendelssohn,
who, if he were alive today, wouhl
undoubte(1]y ])e lilnOilg, the reful4ees
in whose iil(,crest t,he parley was
called.
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t}iey weA'e, refused 1)ecause t]ley were
Jews. They (,here(ore deci(led that
if thcir lirs(-born is a boy, his origin
will lie proclaime(l prou(l]y to the
world I)y the name "Yehudi.")
This in itself shows the militant
Jewish spirit of thc Menuhins.
Moshe Menuhin of Meah Shearim an(l
Marutha, the danghter of an ortho-
(l()x rcvcrend, chose tim mils( liebrew
i)f Ih;1)raic names.
They wanted to hohl u I) t]tcir son
llS an exenq)hn, of Jewish l)ride and
(lignity, one whose very name bore
his racial and religious origin.
1(, was it sort of 'qnsurance policy"
for their chihl's Jewishness, that tie
w()uhl always lie such.
llo`)v CO:ll(I nne `)vhose liillne Was
Yehudi be otherwise and remnin
otlierwise I,Inili Ii, Jew?
Suddenly) the I)anner-beltrer of
Jewish fidelity marries a Protestant
yoiing hldy an(l nullifies the spirit-
tlld gllltrltlltee that was given to hiln
ii, t birth, boclttlSe a mixed lmuTiage
inevit:d)]y means (;}:it(, tile ne, x(, gen-
(!ral,ion will bc I)rollght ii 1) in It
difTerenl, atlnosp]icre and ilnder it
different ilifhicnce) esl)ecially when
t}le mot]ler represents t])e different
atmosl)]lere.
N(i nllttter if No]a Ril])y is 11()(: a
thornlig]lly hi)servant Christian, she
certainly is not Jewish. She never
adnl)ted the Jewish fai(h and ]tor
son will certainly not sl)eak llebrew
to say nothing of eliminilting SilC]i
:t ]nlnle as Yehudi.
lnder these ch'eunstane, es, the
nlline Ycimdi be.(onles Itll ironic
joke. in thc tours(; of time, Yehudi
Menuhin and all that the name
stolid for will be I)ut an emp(y shell,
a mockery of its real signifieancc.
What morc couhl llarents have done
t(i fortify their child with a Jewish
sl)irit? Name and atnmspherc, l'u:g-
uage and (raditions were injecte(|
into t}le I)]ood-s|,rclim of yoilng
Menil]iin.
The Jewish in:Ill:l!, too, rosc to (he
oc(',:ision an(l acchtilne(l th0 young
genillS. llCh It |.}ling was of no snla]l
imllortancc. A great virtuoso who
proudly thn:g his origin in the face of
the world by the very nlimc he bore;
a great artist who was nurtured in
the lap of 11el)rew and Jewish na-
tionalism.
An(1 now thc chain lilts snal)pe(].
The name Ye]nidi will no doul)t re-
main ])eclt:lse of its 1)ox-ottice vahle,
11, is indeed mid |o sec the collal)SC
(If this Imau(ifu] ideoh)gy, but (]lo
(,lItgc(ly tics a(> the (h)or (if Mos]io
Meniihin and his wife Marll|.a, whl)
fire the nncs t(i 1)]anio for t]lis ]miss
exo(his frl)m tile Jewish fo]ll.
If not for their unlit:died ainbi-
tions to escape from tile Jews and
chlnll)er on (;tie social ]adder, (]l(;
yollng, dignified and se)'iolls-minde([
Yehudi wnuhl have allied himself
wi(,h one of his faith, and (lie charni-
ing Hcl)hzil:ah would never have
GOSSIP: Roosevelt Might
Have Had Nazis As Neighbors!
By PHINEAS J. BIRON
Transcript Special Writer
HOME NEWS
Blit for (.tie conviction of (,bose six
otticials of a Nazi carol) on Long ls-
land, President Roosevelt might have
had a Nazi carol) as a neighbor at his
llyde Park estate... :lowland Silen-
cer, the violent anti-New-Dealer who
sohl his cs(ate Ol)I)osite llyde 1)ark
to Father l)ivinc as a spite gesture,
was actually negotiating with Fritz
Kuhn... The ileal was called off
when 1'ului decided that a ]litler-
lie:ling (lalnp at FDR's front door
would lie too risky... Incidentally)
Silencer used to l)ublish tim IIigh=
hul(1 P()st., which during the 1936
I)r(si(lenl,ial canli)aign wits hardly ]ess
vh'ulenl, in its anti-Senti(ism than a
sheet pul)lished 1) 3' Sl,rei(dior or Win-
l'(id, defeated for Lhe Rcl)ublican
IT. S. Sena(,oriltl nominltl,ion from
Kansll, S.
Speaking nf Winro(l (lid yOll
nil(ice wha(, a (dose resemblance he
has to Ills Gei'lnan 1)rototyl)c, Herr
Sld•eicher ?
The other (lay an oflicial of t]lc New
York World's Fair passed a ra(her
tacth:ss rennu'k al)out Jews... Two
hours later lie was sumnmncd before
Grover Whalen, llrexy of the Fair,
who (.a]l(e(I to him like a l)utch unch;
and then sumn:'u'ily dismisse(1 him.
Taking no chances on h)sing pat-
on(, righlt in this coiintry in the
(!Veil(, of it Gernlan-Amcriean war)
Gcl'nlltn indllstrilll fhuns hltvc tllrne(l
over their 1)a(,ont,'-J to dlllnlny torpor=
at.ions whic]l ostensilily arc Alneri-
(Itn-()wn(Rl I)11(, which really are
owned by Gerlllltny.
Last week's I)olilical l)riniary in
S(,. Lonis wns feal,ure(l I)y (,lie (listri-
I)ui,ion of :t cnr(I in Yi(hlish signcd 1)y
".l']nnnett Golden, trtLstee, ()hel Bcn-
jIlnlili Tahnnd Torah." . . Mr. Gol-
den is an ac(,ive mcmller of S(,. ]d(I-
ward's Catholic Church.
Tile Clttholic press in this COtlntry
is full I)f editorials expressing sym-
I)uA,hy with l)ersccute(l Jews and con-
delnning anti-cmitisnl.., l)ozens
of non-Jewis]i 1)usinessnmn in York-
ville, N(;w York City, li]l of theni Of
Gernntn d(!scent, are app()aling to
llolil',e for l)rotccl.il)n against Nazi
hoodhnns, who have 1)een shaking
t]ienl down for contril)uti()llS to Nazi
funds un(ler the tlirea( of it ])()yeott.
THIS "N THAT
A 20()-acre ranch Id)ouL 70 miles
froin li, n l('l'Itii(ise, i) hlis becn off(;rc(l
lly its Jewish owner Its a gift> for Itny
(!onstructive Jewisl] pln'pose. A com-
niitl.ee of ll, Ii Francisco Jews w}lo
visited the fruit ranch is considering
foln' possil)le liStS: that the hi.n(1 ]10
given to Gernlan Jcwisli rcfIw,0es,
that Anmrican Jewish farmors lie
settled on it, that Jewish students
use it as an agricul(,ural training
ccn(.er, or that it be converted into
a vacation camp for underl)rivileged
chihh'en.
The real cs(,ate pages of (,lie New
York dailies recently reported a sale
by ali organization called the Itatik=
vail ]i]st;ltte, Rite Carmel, gifted
pianist and (hlmghter of Isaac Car=
nlel, traveling slilesnlan of Aillel'ic:tn
Zionism, is chui)l)ah-I)ound with Mil-
(,on ]hider. . . There's it Chinose
eatery in New York's {3hinat()wn
l,]lat features Chineso krel)lach , of 'dl
(,hhigs.
EVIAN ECHOES
We ]nlve it froln an lluthorit,lll, ive
source thitt t.he Jcwish organizittions
rel)resen|,ed itt the Evian conferen(e
I)htye(l :t nlost ridicu]ous l'ole e:tch
d(:legate l)lllling in a different (lu'cc-
tion... Thai. Weizmann di(hf(, sl)eak
there is (hie tl) the (li])lomacy of Lord
Winterton, ]mad of the British (Me-
ga.tion, who so skilfully danced
iu'oun(l (,lie qu,,;st,ion every tinie Pal-
esline wits mcnl,i(nle(l that he SilC-
ceeded I)rilliantly in ].eel)ing i(, ollt
of the discussion... Before sailing
for Evian, by the way, Myron Tay-
h)r, head of l:l)R's American delega-
l, ion to the (onference, assured his
friends t}ntt he is rea(ly to devo(.e (.he
ncxl, tel: yettrs of his life, if necessary,
to the Gernali reflig0c l)rol)leln cx-
chisively.
DID YOU HEAR?
If and when Uncle Sam's post
(lttice issues it Stcl)hon Fostcr stamp
you can ercdit it to I)ook fancier
Synlon Gou](l, who sohl tile i(lea to
his felh)w phila(.elist, Franklin 1).
Rooseveli .... lh)llywood is dickering
to bring Signuunl Freud to Anm:'i(:a
to SUl)ervise thc medical l)lmse of
"l)ark Victory," it i)icture with a
l)syc]ioh)gi(utl thenlc.
60c, $1.00,1.25 (Tax Influlled)
NEW PRICE POLICY
PAUL BOESCH
presents
WRESTLING
Civic Aud.Each Friday Nite
I
A REAL ITALIAN
DINNER
$11.OO
"Nothing Like It In Town"
Make Reservations for
Banquets and Parties
ITALIAN VILLAGE
CAFE IrTn E
Phone SE. 9775
Tho more the young vil't, u0Slt,ne, s against
• i.tttt ekhl,
ill eOlit(tct wlth rich lind ]t8 g nlon|
a famous physician, and thc (1! and open
of n l)rominont (onHnliniil I lil(l l:asci
whose assistance I.o the Melttl
their early days was of excel
v,,,,,0 )pe F
She influenccd the Jewish
aire G ohhnan to l)resent (it0 , H
artist with it violin, and lie ge " a
lady $45,060 for an instrumellt'
Even with this benefactr
Menuhins have broken, and
to the non-Jewish social
ol)en before them.
Thc desire of thc Menuhi¢
Calm from their origin can
secn in the fact that
never visitcd Palestine) thc
which his father WaS 1)orn
gave }liln his sl)iritua|
Which (if thc groat Jewisli
has not visitc(l Erez Yisracl?
l]cifetz, Szigeti, Milstein, G(
(,lie ]ato Gal)rilowiteh
others liave 1)cen to l")alcsl ,[I1'
No Inatl,or how syml)atheti
ilnfavorltb]y they niay
Zionisnl, or ]tow wea], t]loir
lleSS nlay be, llI()S(, of the gretg
have linen drawn to Pnlestil]e'
Bronishl.w lhll)erman's
work in creating an "fitish
ah'eady drawn Toscltnini (t
Moshe Menuhin has l)cc:l
ol)se(plious a(lvanees) twice
country) 1)ut Ye]iu(li Menuhilil iIe]
father is It na(,ive of l he land,
w]los(; ]iolno I1el)rcw was (1]e.],,
ing t()ll|(lle, lilts llCVOr I)eclt t|ti';USALF. M"
Why? Bccattse ill ]'alcsti#]Jl% (2o ......
when l elui(li was in l!]gVl)t., s , to a issio
, " t ss it,: Cce)t
travel from 1 alestnie, ou l .... I a
This talent was developct,l I ot_ _
(,o Jewish benef.cto,'s and t°l l'i, Iv Jel
nli.tiona] fervor whi(di gave lit !lA,,red K
first
l)i)()st.
• ae ["D,'::,v, 1V (W
But his I)aren(s are sltlS"jt !It l Ittt al/xh;
]lo shotlld givc nothing to ttte, )¢ailv ' the f
re(,urn for having (aken cVe" AV-", 9"Year-
IV .
from them. )I: d &Itlnicl I
iiiT,] u'olll lii
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