TOC_Saturday, December 22, 1945

Saturday, December 22, 1945

SVOBODA
Ukrainian Daily
VOL. LIII No. 251
SECTION II
THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY
Dedicated to the needs and interests of young Americans of Ukrainian descent.
No. 48
New York and Jersey City, Saturday, December 22, 1945
Vol. XIII

A PADRE'S ADVICE TO SERVICEMEN

THREATENED WITH FORCIBLE REPATRIATION

U.C.C.A. Sends Delegation to Washington
Text of Cables

UCCA CABLES BYRNES IN MOSCOW TO STOP FORCED REPATRIATION

PERISHED ON TORPEDOED PRISON SHIP
[Private First Class Ramon John Hryciak]

"LIFE" FEATURES YOUNG ARTIST'S XMAS CARDS
[James Lewicki]

LEGION MERIT COLONEL HOME ON FURLOUGH
[Lieutenant Colonel Wasyl Rybak]

THE BATTLE - (BYTVA)
By OLHA KOBYLANSKA
Translated from the Ukrainian by PERCIVAL CUNDY
(1)

RELIEF AND REHABILITATION - WHAT IS OUR STAKE?
(1)

THE PROBLEM
THE PROBLEM AND US
WHAT'S BEEN DONE

THE BEST JOB OF ALL

UKRAINIAN INFLUENCES UPON MUSCOVITE CULTURE
(From Prof. Ivan Ohienko's "History of Ukrainian Culture," translated by Stephen Davidovich in London)
(Continued)
(4)

A "Heresy"
Organized First Theaters
Introduced Orthography

ST. ANDREW'S DAY
Uke-Views

Mischiefmakers
The Party

UNDERGRADUATES SHOULD ORGANIZE
By SOPHIE DEMYDCHUK
An address given at the Youth Forum held in conjunction with the Seventh Convention of the "Soyuz Ukrainok" at Philadelphia, Pa., December 9, 1945.

Students Many in Number
Drawing Cultural Nourishment From the Past
Who Is to Start the Organization
Situations to Avoid

RADIO TALK ON UKRAINE
By ALEXANDER YAREMKO
(Note: The following is the script of a radio address delivered over station WHAT in Philadelphia on Nov. 6, 1945, under the auspices of the United War Chest.)

Suffered Most in the War
Five Questions

THE YOUTH FORUM IN PHILADELPHIA
ANN MAGURA, Acting Recording Sec'y
(Concluded)
(2)

WEEKLY BANTER

Precaution
Salute Unseen
Such People!