TOC_Monday, October 6, 1941

Monday, October 6, 1941

SVOBODA
Ukrainian Daily
VOL. XLIX No. 230
SECTION II
THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY
Dedicated to the needs and interests of young Americans of Ukrainian descent.
No. 39
Jersey City, N.J., Monday, October 6, 1941
Vol. IX

MOST INOPPORTUNE

IDEALIZING RUSSIA
(New York Times editorial, October 2, 1941)

COLUMNIST QUESTIONS SOVIET MORALE IN UKRAINE

VERNADSKY REVIEWS ALLEN'S HISTORY OF UKRAINE

NEW BOOK ON UKRAINE APPEARS IN LONDON

YOUTH LEAGUE EXECUTIVES HOLD FIRST MEETING

MICHAEL HRUSHEVSKY
SCHOLAR AND POLITICAL FIGHTER
S. S.
(Concluded)
(2)

A Refugee
Return to Ukraine
Soviet Persecution
Internment In Moscow
A Great Scholar And Patriot

YOUTH AND U.N.A.
THEODORE LUTWINIAK

CHRONICLE OF PROGRESS
1940
1941

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")
(7)

The Tartar Camp

AMERICAN AND UKRAINIAN LITERATURES COMPARED
HONORE EWACH

A "CRITICISM" OF HALICH'S "UKRAINIANS IN THE UNITED STATES" AND AUTHOR'S REPLY

DR. MARCHBIN'S "CRITICISM"
("Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine," September, 1939)
Ukrainians in the United States. by Wasyl Halich, Ph. D. (Chicago, The University of Chicago Press 1937. ix, 169 p. Illustrations, map.)
ANDREW A. MARCHBIN

DR. HALICH'S REPLY
("Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine," June, 1941)
WASYL HALICH

Write On Basis of Available Facts
Jews In Ukraine
Leading Roles of the U.N.A. and the Svoboda

STORY OF THE CANADIAN UKRAINIAN ATHLETIC CLUB OF WINNIPEG

Organized in 1925
League Competition
Girls Teams Formed
First Concert
Own Club Rooms
Build Stands
Teams Visit U.S.A.
Girls Win Manitoba Championship
Three Baseball Teams in 1939
Hockey Team Finishes Second

MILLVILLE WINS U.N.A. EASTERN CHAMPIONSHIP
Performs Well in Local City Baseball League

PHILLY STARTS BASKETBALL PRACTICE

U.N.A. MEETING IN JERSEY CITY

BROOKLYNITE OPENS MEDICAL OFFICE

CIVIC CENTER OPENS MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
J. B. and J. U.