TOC_Saturday, November 18, 1944

Saturday, November 18, 1944

SVOBODA
Ukrainian Daily
VOL. LII No. 226
SECTION II
THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY
Dedicated to the needs and interests of young Americans of Ukrainian descent.
No. 45
New York and Jersey City, Saturday, November 18, 1944
Vol. XII

LAUDS UKRAINIAN CANADIANS AND WAR EFFORT

Hold Anglo-Saxons Not a Superior Race
Independent Ukrainian republic Set Up
Complete Support to Canadian War Effort
Some Significant Facts Regarding Enlistment
Three Underlying Causes of a Splendid Record
Faith of Early Settlers Vindicated

"UKRAINE IN THE SUN"

CONGRESS COMMITTEE GETS TREASURY CITATION

MISSING
[Infantryman Pvt. Edward Kupczyk]

PRAISES UKRAINIAN EXHIBIT AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN

HRUSHEVSKY - HISTORIAN AND STATESMAN

The Period of Hrushevsky
Served Only a Simple Cause
His Historical Thesis
His Works
The Master Scholar
Persecuted

UKRAINE AND FRANCE
By DR. M. HAYDAK

Orlyk's Efforts to Gain French Help
Napoleon's Interest

SHEVCHENKO AND PUSHKIN'S TO THE SLANDERERS OF RUSSIA
By PROF. CLARENCE A. MANNING

WHAT THEY SAY

President Franklin D. Roosevelt in his Philadelphia Address

Senator Robert F. Wagner in a speech on New York City

General MacArthur's radio message to patriots of the Philippines before its recent American invasion

Sumner Welles, former Undersecretary of State, and author of "The Time for Decision," before the book and author luncheon in New York City

UKRAINICA IN AMERICA
By SIMON DEMYDCHUK
(Continued)
(4)

A Circus Performance of "Mazeppa"
"Theatrical Sensation"
The History of Mazeppa and the Steed

THE GREAT MASTER'S WORTHY PUPIL
[Volodimir Borovykovsky]

Becomes Portrait Painter
Did Religious and Historical Paintings, Too

HETMAN SAHAYDACHNY AMONG THE WHITE RUTHENIANS
By HONORE EWACH

White Ruthenians Sing About Ukrainian Heroes
Reason For It

THE LATE ARCHBISHOP SHEPTITSKY
L. BIBEROVICH
(The New York Times, November 15, 1944)

UKRAINIAN G.I. IN AFRICA
Jimmy

UKRANDOMS
By ALEXANDER YAREMKO

[WHAT THEY SAY]

Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York in a Buffalo speech

WOUNDED, GETS MEDAL FROM PATTON
[First Lieutenant Daniel Slobodian]