TOC_Saturday, October 7, 1944

Saturday, October 7, 1944

SVOBODA
Ukrainian Daily
VOL. LII No. 196
SECTION II
THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY
Dedicated to the needs and interests of young Americans of Ukrainian descent.
No. 39
New York and Jersey City, Saturday, October 7, 1944
Vol. XII

AN IGNOBLE PRO-COMMUNIST RULE

"THE FOREIGN-BORN VOTE"
By YAROSLAV J. CHYZ
(Courtesy, "Common Ground")

Number of Foreign-born Voters
Their Concern for the Old Country
Stand of Foreign-Language Press
Domestic Issues Primary
Exploitation of Concern for Kinsmen Abroad
Means to Eradicate It

STEPHEN FIK

G. I. DESCRIBES PARISIANS
Sergeant Theodore Shumeyko

Getting Lost in Paris
Picture Taken by Correspondent
Food and Drink
Prices
Red Cross Club
Girls on Bicycles
Long-Haired Males
Girls' "Crazy Hair-do's"
Sees Meaning of American Democracy

MANNING'S "UKRAINIAN LITERATURE"
By HONORE EWACH

A NOTE FROM ME TO YOU
- Dorothy Dow

TALKS ON UKRAINE AT UKRAINIAN-BRITISH DINNER
(Concluded)
(3)

A. J. LAZAROWICH (R.C.A.F.)
CORPORAL PANCHUK, President U.C.S.A. O/S
"Ours ... but to do and die"
Urges Remembering of Shevchenko During Invasion

WHAT THEY SAY

President Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senator Robert Wagner
Wendell Willkie
Representative J. William Fulbright
Dr. Isaiah Bowman, president of John Hopkins University

FUNNY SIDE UP
"V-MAIL"
Pfc. K. P. Duty

CHESTER COMMUNITY HONORS SERVICEMEN
Rev. Bilinsky and Major Darmopray Speakers

WINS DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
[S/Sgt. Anthony Prystauk]

REGARDING THE DIFFICULT YOUNG

UKRANDOMS
By ALEXANDER YAREMKO

FATHER DIES, SON OVERSEAS

OCTOBER - "BUY AND READ A BOOK ON UKRAINE MONTH"

KILLED IN ACTION
[Sgt. Stephen Pankevitch]

BIG UKRAINIAN PAGEANT IN BALTIMORE