TOC_Saturday, May 20, 1944

Saturday, May 20, 1944

SVOBODA
Ukrainian Daily
VOL. LII No. 98
SECTION II
THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY
Dedicated to the needs and interests of young Americans of Ukrainian descent.
No. 20
New York and Jersey City, Saturday, May 20, 1944
Vol. XII

THE YOUNGEST GENERATION
II

OUGLITSKY'S "UKRAINA" WINS PRAISE

STAR I.L.O. INTERPRETER A UKRAINIAN

Also Is Labor Relations Expert
Her Smile Changes All
She's Industrial Expert

SUBMERGED UKRAINE COMES TO SURFACE

Born of Centuries of Suffering
The Kozak Republic
Polish Misrule in Western Ukraine
The Ukrainian National Republic
Ukrainian Opposition to Sovietization
Nationalists Disguised as Communists
Ukrainian Self-Government Vitally Needed

THE CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL AWARD RECEIVED BY PVT. MINUE

CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL WINNER PRIVATE MINUE
[Pvt. Nicholas Minue]

THE CHARM OF UKRAINIAN SONG
By HONORE EWACH

THE BELL
By WILLIAM PALUK
(Winnipeg, Canada)

The Apple of Old Stepan's Eye
Marrying Off His Children
The Tryst by the Gate
Heartache For Old Stepan
Buys Bell for the Church

GOOD INSURANCE AT LOW COST

CONDUCTS DETROIT FIDDLER'S BAND CONCERT

TO MOTHER
GEORGE
(Corp. George Kreskow, somewhere in the Southwest Pacific; formerly of Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y.)

PETER MELNICK HURT IN ITALY

WHAT THEY SAY

Dr. James T. Shotwell, director of the economics and history division of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

HNATIO SHOOTS DOWN THREE JAP PLANES
[John M. Hnatio]

ARCHBISHOP OF YORK VALUES "BOHDAN" BOOK

CLEVELAND U.N.A. BRANCHES MEET
Stella Palivoda, Secretary