TOC_Saturday, May 17, 1941

Saturday, May 17, 1941

THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY
English supplement of SVOBODA, Ukrainian daily, founded 1893.
Dedicated to the needs and interests of young Americans of Ukrainian descent.
No. 20
Jersey City, N.J., Saturday, May 17, 1941
Vol. IX

U.N.A. CONVENTION LARGEST EVER HELD
Reflects Great Growth in Membership and Assets of the Association

YALE PRESS TO PUBLISH HRUSHEVSKY'S HISTORY OF UKRAINE IN ENGLISH

PHILLY UKRAINIAN GIRL SAVED FROM RED EXECUTION

GOVERNOR A. H. JAMES OF PA. GREETS U.N.A. CONVENTION

THE STORY OF IVAN FRANKO
By STEPHEN SHUMEYKO
(1)

The Great Man That He Was
His Times
Unkempt Appearance - But Highest In Studies
Jailed For Political Activities
His Challenge To Society
Hounded by Political Police
Some of His Best Early Literary Works
Forced to Work for Poles; Disillusionment
"The Landlord's Jests"
His Sympathy for the Jews
His Third Imprisonment
Franko As Leader of Revival

THE ORIGIN OF THE NAME "UKRAINA"
Ukrainian National Information Service, London

Its Derivation
Meaning of "Kra"
...of "Ina"
Interchangeability of "U" and "V"
"Ukraina" Bound With the Land

BY THE SEA
By MICHAEL KOTSIUBINSKY
(Continued)
(3)

YOUTH AND THE U.N.A.
The Get Acquainted Club

SOVIET TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM BESSARABIA

DETROIT CHORUS HAS FINE RECORD
M. B.

PHILLY ENDS BASKETBALL SEASON
D. S.

SLAV CLUB HOLDS DINNER GATHERING
P. F.

WEEKLY SHOULD BE ENLARGED
ALEXANDER YAREMKO, Member Branch No. 375