TOC_Saturday, August 15, 1942

Saturday, August 15, 1942

SVOBODA
Ukrainian Daily
VOL. L No. 172
SECTION II
THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY
Dedicated to the needs and interests of young Americans of Ukrainian descent.
No. 30
Jersey City, N.J., Saturday, August 15, 1942
Vol. X

WHY COMMUNISTS TRY TO SMEAR AND BAN UKRAINIAN FLAG

STORY OF UKRAINIAN FLAG, TRIDENT AND LION

Trident
The Lion
The Flag

THE KUBAN AND ITS KOZAKS

Wanderings of Zaporozhians After Destruction of Their Sitch
Potemkin-Enlisted Kozaks Fight Russo-Turkish War
Rise of "Chornomortsi"
Settle In Kuban
Name Changed To Kuban Kozaks
Kuban Republic Proclaimed During Last War

THE CAUCASUS

UKRAINE IN 1800 AS SEEN BY ENGLISH SCHOLAR

Where Russia ends and Ukraine Begins
The Ukrainian Village
Customs and Language
Kazinsky Chutor
Commerce in the Ukraine

THE STRANGER WITHIN BRITAIN'S GATES

"The Outpost"
Refugee Governments, Ships and Men
Refugee Arms and Shipping
Dividing Sheep From Goats
Alien Labor

THE STORY OF UKRAINIAN LITERATURE
(Continued)
(17)

Early Brotherhood Schools
Athos Mountain
Nobles Sponsor Spread of Education
Prince Ostrih's School and Printing Shop
Muscovian Backwardness During Ukrainian Cultural Ascendancy

SOLDIERS ADOPT FORT DIX HOSTESS AS MOTHER

YOUTH AND THE U.N.A.
DUTIES OF MEMBERS TOWARD THE U.S.A.
THEODORE LUTWINIAK

FORCED SAVINGS SEEN

HOW UKRAINIAN GUERRILLAS FOUGHT HUNGARIANS TOLD BY VETERAN

His Son Killed
Trailed by Gestapo
Against Second Front Now

THEY SAID

Wendell Wilkie
Rev. William C. Kernan, of New York City
Carl W. Ackerman, dean of Columbia University's School of Journalism

FUNNY SIDE UP
BROMO SELTZER

"A HUNTING WE WILL GO!"
FORECAST FOR THE COMING WEEK

THE ARMY CALLS TO YOUTH
(1)

Opportunity Beacons for Eighteen- and Nineteen-year-olds to Choose Branches

GRADUATES FROM EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC