TOC_Saturday, January 4, 1936

Saturday, January 4, 1936

Ukrainian Weekly
Supplement to the SVOBODA, Ukrainian Daily
Published by the Junior Department of the Ukrainian National Association
No. 1
Jersey City, N.J., Saturday, January 4, 1936
Vol. IV

FOR MORE HARMONY AND PROGRESS

YOUTH TODAY

AN OVERCROWDED PROFESSION?
WHAT IS THE POWER OF THE PRESS?
HURRAH FOR THE EMANCIPATED YOUTH
A SCARCITY OF GOOD HUSBANDS?
WHAT OF IT?

A MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR

"CHRISTMAS IN UKRAINE" AT N. Y. U.

"MAZEPPA" IN PROGRAM OF CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
John H. Barabash

SOME CHRISTMAS EVE BELIEFS

RAMBLINGS OF A WORD-HUNTER

ENGLISH WORDS IN THE UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE
III

English sporting terms in Ukrainian
Religion and press
Food, dress and shelter
Ukrainian Americanisms

A SHORT HISTORY OF UKRAINIAN LITERATURE
By REV. M. KINASH
(A free translation by S. S.)
(Continued from Nov. 15th, 1935 issue)
(91)

UKRAINIAN WORLD WAR LITERATURE
War conditions
Revival of Ukrainian publications
1918 - the peak year
The coming of the Bolsheviks

YOUTH FINDING ITSELF
[Address delivered by John Panchuk at the Third Ukrainian Youth's Congress of America (Detroit, 1935) held under the auspices of the Ukrainian Youth's League of North America]

The Lodestone of Common Interest
Who Is "American"?
Effects of Assimilation
The Poli-Racial Quality
The Yardstick of Your Influence
Importance of Individuals
Ukrainian Youth's Duties

INTERVENTION AT WHAT COST?
JOHN ROMANITION

To Esther J.
M. M.

UKRAINIAN ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL TEAM
ALEXANDER YAREMKO

THE PLIGHT OF THE SCOUTS
M. EWANCHUK

THE MOON
MARY DNISTRAN, age 12

UKRAINIAN EXHIBIT AT HUNTER COLLEGE
A SPECTATOR

WHY?
M. A. P.

ON YOUR BIRTHDAY
MARY SARABUN

AMBRIDGE ISSUES CHALLENGE
CHAS. KOODRICH