TOC_Saturday, June 2, 1945

Saturday, June 2, 1945

SVOBODA
Ukrainian Daily
VOL. LIII No. 108
SECTION II
THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY
Dedicated to the needs and interests of young Americans of Ukrainian descent.
No. 21
New York and Jersey City, Saturday, June 2, 1945
Vol. XIII

INTENSIFIED RELIEF WORK PLANNED AT CONFERENCE

KILLED IN ACTION
[Cpl. William Greta]

UKRAINE'S CIVILIAN LOSSES
Total Put at 7,000,000 in War, With 2,500,000 Known Dead

SOVIET ALLIES AIM TO OUST DISSIDENTS

EARNS SILVER STAR FOR GALLANTRY
[Pvt. Theodore Storosko]

HID UNDER NOSES OF NAZI FOUR DAYS
[Cpl. Francis Demcovitz]

DIES OF WOUNDS
[Marine Cpl. Henry M. Sozek]

RAMBLINGS OF A WORD-HUNTER
BIRDS, TOO, SPEAK DIFFERENT LANGUAGES
E. R.

$1,000 FROM HEAVEN
By HONORE EWACH

Cooperatives Making Good Business
A Wish Fulfilled

SOMEWHERE IN...
A Letter from a Ukrainian American Serviceman
("Mid-Valley Uke-Views")

Scenery Fascinating
Experiences Two Earthquakes
Longing For Home Almost Painful

MID-VALLEY SERVICEMEN IN ACTION
(1)

John Shekitka
Flight Officer Michael Duick
Marine Sgt. Michael Zadorozni
T/Sgt. Joseph Zadorozni
Radio-man (2/c) Walter Zadorozni
Sgt. Frank Turock
Andrew Turock
George Turock
S/Sgt. Andrew Nesevitch
Pfc. Michael Pazinko
Pvt. Paul A. Mariangeli
Pfc. Stanley Bookin
Sgt. Jacob Herninko Jr.
Pfc. John Bartel
S/Sgt. George Bartel
S/Sgt. Frank Bartel
Pvt. George D. Priblo, Jr.
S/Sgt. Anthony Pish
Samuel F. Pish
Sgt. William Billets
Coxswain William R. Sysak
Cpl. John Iwanus
Cpl. Stephen Metrinko
Pfc. John Chelak
Cpl. George Kuchmas
Second Lieutenant Olga Romanovich
Second Lieutenant Evelyn Romanovich
First Lieutenant John W. Kerpan
Cpl. Harry Chelak
P. M. (1/c) Joseph Chelak
Seaman (1/c) Michael Chelak
Pvt. John Chelak
Pvt. Thomas Frenak
Lieut. John Pesota
Petty Officer (3/c) George Kappa
Pfc. Frank Boyko
Capt. John Morris
Petty Officer (3/c) William Morris
S/Sgt. Walter Bishop
Pvt. William Beckage

THE FUTURE OF UKRAINIAN CANADIAN YOUTH
By MISS N. WOICICHOWKY
Winnipeg, Can.

Must Assume Greater Responsibility
Value of a Central Organization
Music, Literature, Cultural Heritage

DESCRIBES BRITISH AFTER VICTORY

WHAT THEY SAY

Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius, Jr.

Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes, in the statement on attacks on Americans of Japanese ancestry

William Green, President of the American Federation of Labor

LET'S WALK

"I'm Hit!"
Greatest Challenge of Lifetime

WACs SERVE AS RADIO OPERATORS ON HOSPITAL SHIPS
By PFC. THEODORE LUTWINIAK

UKRAINIANS PARTICIPATE IN WASHINGTON'S "I AM AN AMERICAN" PROGRAM
MARY SAUFTCHUK

JAPS PREPARED FOR LONG WAR
By Booth Tarkington

DISCOVER JAP TRICK

FUNNY SIDE UP
"A FOOL AND HIS MONEY"
BROMO SELTZER