TOC_Saturday, June 10, 1944

Saturday, June 10, 1944

SVOBODA
Ukrainian Daily
VOL. LII No. 112
SECTION II
THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY
Dedicated to the needs and interests of young Americans of Ukrainian descent.
No. 23
New York and Jersey City, Saturday, June 10, 1944
Vol. XII

"THEY WILL NEED THY BLESSINGS"

MIKOLAJCZYK'S VISIT HERE PROMPTS PROPOSAL OF PLEBISCITE FOR WESTERN UKRAINE
Proposal Made by Ukrainian Congress Committee in Telegram to Secretary Hull

HYSA SHOOTS DOWN NAZI PLANE
[Staff Sergeant Paul M. Hysa]

THE CREED AND CODE WE ARE FIGHTING FOR

THE AMERICAN'S CREED
A PRAYER FOR OUR COUNTRY
LAND OF HOPE
A CREDO
PLEDGE TO THE FLAG
THINGS THAT MAKE AMERICA GREAT
NOTHING MORE - NOTHING LESS
THE WILL OF PROVIDENCE
WHAT AMERICA EXPECTS
LIBERTY
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
EQUALITY
FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE
FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION
THE LAW
THE FLAG SPEAKS

MILLION FAMILIES IN UKRAINE STILL LIVE IN DUGOUTS

UKRAINIAN SPRING
JAMES M. MacINTYRE

IN THE PITFALLS OF BILINGUALISM
EMIL REVYUK

Literary Against Colloquial
by Drill Method
English With Ukrainian Accent
English Bone in Ukrainian Meat

CLEVELAND RED CROSS UNIT HEARS NEW YORK TIMES CORRESPONDENT
STELLA PALIVODA

[untitled]

THE PLIGHT OF THE PERIH
By WILLIAM PALUK

The Hey-Day of the Perih
Its Idea of Family Solidarity
Its Shape Wholly Functional

TROY LAD UNDER HEAVY FIRE ON ITALIAN FRONT
Pvt. Steve Futulchek Spent Hours in Stone House Near Cisterna

WOUNDED IN ACTION
[Sergeant John Ribek]

SERVICEMEN ACKNOWLEDGE GIFT PACKAGES OF DETROIT WOMEN

LEND TO THE LOAN
By RUPERT HUGHES

How the American Revolution Was Financed
Value of Lend Lease

FUNNY SIDE UP
"BASEBALL JOE FAN"
BROMO SELTZER

[untitled]

YOUR ABSENCE
T/4 Henry Hawrylew

[WHAT THEY SAY]

Joseph H. Ball, U.S. Senator from Minnesota, at the World Trade Luncheon in New York