TOC_Saturday, September 16, 1944

Saturday, September 16, 1944

SVOBODA
Ukrainian Daily
VOL. LII No. 181
SECTION II
THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY
Dedicated to the needs and interests of young Americans of Ukrainian descent.
No. 36
New York and Jersey City, Saturday, September 16, 1944
Vol. XII

U.N.A. PROGRESS IN WARTIME

Our Pre-War Activities
Subordinated to War Effort
Progress Nevertheless
U.N.A. Golden-Jubilee Almanac

KILLED IN ACTION
[Tech. Sgt. William Turash]

GETS EDUCATIONAL SERVICE POST
[Lieutenant (jg) Sonia Galey]

FORMER McADOO GRIDDER WOUNDED
[Lieut. Michael Suchena]

WOUNDED IN FRANCE, NOW AT FORT DIX HOSPITAL
[Pvt. Theodore Warnetzke]

HAS 200 MISSIONS TO HIS CREDIT
[Pfc. Harry J. Koveal]

PENNA. MID-VALLEY SERVICEMEN IN ACTION

SIX BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN SERVICE
[Michael, Joseph, Peter, Stephen, John, and Mary Wengren]

NINETEEN MONTHS OVERSEAS, DECORATED, HOME ON FURLOUGH
[S/Sgt. Taras (Teddy) Sawchak]

AERIAL GUNNER MISSING
[Sgt. John Danylak]

MISSING IN FRANCE
[Pfc. John Lazar]

HOME AFTER 51 MISSIONS
[Sgt. Nesevitch]

DECORATED, WOUNDED, HOME ON FURLOUGH
[Sgt. Nicholas Dwornitsky]

WINS "WINGS OF GOLD"
[Lt. Walter Maik]

BECOMES AERIAL GUNNER
[Pvt. Onufer F. Dutka]

CITED
[Sgt. Nicholas Keselosky]

GETS INFANTRYMAN'S BADGE
[Pfc. Joseph A. Kushner]

AWARDED SILVER STAR
[Cpl. Michael C. Urishko]

AWARDED BRONZE STAR MEDAL
[Pfc. Andrew Novitsky]

DECORATED VETERAN HOME ON FURLOUGH
[Pvt. Harold Metrinko]

GETS PURPLE HEART
[Pfc. George Chmil]

UKRANDOMS
By ALEXANDER YAREMKO

UKRAINE, BATTLE GROUND FOR FREEDOM
By PROF. A. A. GRANOVSKY

Battleground of Aggressor Nations
Their Will to Be Free
Ukraine Should Get Equal Treatment
Free Ukraine Essential to Peace

FRENCH INFLUENCE IN UKRAINE
By HONORE EWACH

Gogol, a Ukrainian Who Wrote in Russian
Peasants As Heroes

Gets There Fastest

POLISH PRE-WAR POLICY IN WESTERN UKRAINE
(Concluded)
(4)

Ukrainian Revolutionaries
Patriots of the Highest Sort
N. Y. Times' Account of Bilas and Danylishyn
An Appeal to Political Sense

UNIVERSITY WOMEN, ORGANIZE!
PAULINE DYKE SEREY
Lynbrook, L. I., N. Y.

The Problems of Peace
Unbiased Understanding Needed
We Must Avoid Past Mistakes
Girls Must Now Play Leading Role

CONNECTICUT STATE NEWS
(Concluded)
(3)

NEW HAVEN
TERRYVILLE
THOMASTON
STAMFORD
WILLIMANTIC
ROCKVILLE

A Different Form

Only in the Dictionary

GETS B.A. DEGREE
[Miss Mary Steckiw]