TOC_Monday, September 22, 1941

Monday, September 22, 1941

SVOBODA
Ukrainian Daily
VOL. XLIX No. 218
SECTION II
THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY
Dedicated to the needs and interests of young Americans of Ukrainian descent.
No. 37
Jersey City, N.J., Monday, September 22, 1941
Vol. IX

THE CHORAL RECORDINGS

UKRAINIANS TAKE PART IN NEW YORK "V" PARADE

OUGLITSKY COMPOSITIONS HEARD OVER NBC

"SOYUZ UKRAINOK" PETITIONS PRESIDENT

MICHAEL DRAHOMANIV
AND THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL MOVEMENT
By PROF. DMYTRO DOROSHENKO
(Slavonic Review, Vol. XVI, No. 48)
(Concluded)
(2)

Friendship With English and French Scholars
Persecution
A Warm Admirer of the British
Reaction and Its Effect on Ukrainians
His Relations With Young Western Ukrainians
Early Death
Eulogies
His Ideas
Modern Criticism of Him
Noble Idealism and Deep Love for His Country

IN QUEST OF HIS SISTER
A TALE OF OLDEN KOZAK TIMES
(Newly translated by S. S. from Andriy Chaykivsky's story for young people "Za Sestroyu")
(5)

The Reunion of the Brothers
Semen the Helpless Captures a Tartar

GRADUATES FROM MASS. TECH

GETS CIVIL SERVICE POST IN WASHINGTON
Anne Chopek

IVAN FRANKO
By GENEVIEVE ZEPKO
(Address delivered at the ninth annual Congress of the Ukrainian Youth's League of North America)

Why Franko Should Be Studied
The Order of Franko's Time
His Fight
Youth's Confidence In Him
Modernism of His Works
Let's Resolve...
His Famous Address

YOUTH AND U.N.A.
THEODORE LUTWINIAK

Chronicle of Progress
1938
1939

SILENCE IS GOLDEN
STEPHEN KURLAK

AND CHRONICLE SMALL BEER
By ETAION SHRDLU

SUNDAY, 1941
SHORT-SHORT STORY DEPT.
[untitled]

U.N.A. WINTER SPORTS
GREGORY HERMAN, U.N.A. Athletic Director

CONNECTICUT YOUTH ORGANIZATION TO SPONSOR LECTURES

BARITONE WINS MUCH PRAISE
Olga Lachowitch

APPOINTED FOOTBALL COACH