THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY
English supplement of SVOBODA, Ukrainian daily, founded 1893.
Dedicated to the needs and interests of young Americans of Ukrainian descent.
No. 25
Jersey City, N.J., Friday, June 20, 1941
Vol. IX

LAY LOW THE GHOST

UYL-NA BOARD SETS THEME FOR DETROIT CONGRESS

FRATERNAL MONITOR REPORTS U.N.A. CONVENTION

LUBKA KOLESSA TO TEACH PIANO IN OTTAWA

"UKRAINIAN SOCIOLOGY BEFORE 1914"

MICHAEL BORIS

WEEKLY TOPICS

EARLY RELATIONS BETWEEN ENGLAND AND UKRAINE
By ELIE BORSHAK
(Continued)
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Hetman Orlik's Letter to Queen of England
England's Hostility Toward Moscow
Lord Carteret's Report Praises Hetman Orlik
Carteret Impressed by Ukrainian Plans
Orlik's Diplomatic Mission
His Diary Account of the Mission

WHEN A BOOK-MAKER WRITES A BOOK
HONORE EWACH

THE THREAT IN THE PACIFIC

N.Y.-N.J. CHORUS GETS SET FOR DETROIT UYL-NA CONGRESS

RESPECT YOUR FLAG
(FRANK CRANE, in the old New York Globe)

TO HOLD CONN. YOUTH DAY

DELEGATES ON THE ROAD
ONE OF THE FOUR

DANCE UKRAINE ONE OF THE FINEST

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ELIGIBLE FOR ARMY AIR CORPS

AMBITION
Miriam Kurlak

LOVE
Miriam Kurlak

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