TOC_Friday, May 4, 1934

Friday, May 4, 1934

Ukrainian Weekly
Supplement to the SVOBODA, Ukrainian Daily
Published by the Junior Department of the Ukrainian National Association
No. 18
Jersey City, N.J., Friday, May 4, 1934
Vol. II

NEED OF MODERNIZING

CONSERVING OUR NATIVE DRESS IN THE OLD COUNTRY
HERE IN AMERICA
AN AMERICAN'S OPINION OF OUR CULTURE

VERSES
By Ivan Franko
Translated by W. SEMENYNA

UKRAINIAN GIRL SHORTHAND WINNER
[Miss Jannie Batoch]

YOUTH BRANCH OF U. N. A. FORMED IN ROSSFORD, O.

MUSICAL PROGRAM IN NEW YORK

BUSY ARE THE MOMENTS
By JULIA KUSY, Jersey City, N. J.

PERTH AMBOY BRANCHES OBSERVE U. N. A. ANNIVERSARY

MEETING OF UKRAINIAN SOCIETY IN FRANCE

ESSAY CONTEST RESULTS NEXT WEEK

A SHORT HISTORY OF UKRAINIAN LITERATURE
By REV. M. KINASH
(A free translation by S. S.)
(13)

"Chronographii"
"Paterneki"
"Pechersky Paterneki"
The Ancient Chronicles
"The Primary Chronicles"
The influence of the living language

ANCIENT DWELLERS OF UKRAINE
By S. S.
(4)

Early Ukrainian Tribes
The Polyane found in Kiev
Original State of Society Among the Ancient Ukrainians
The Family
Early Ukrainian Homes
"Horods"
Early Occupations of the Ancient Ukrainians

HUSH, UKRAINE
S. KRYVICKY

A SKETCH
A. S.
New Jersey

UKRAINIAN CULTURE
BY PETER L. HALUSCHAK
(Based on Rudnitsky's "Ukraine")

STRUGGLES
ANNA PYKE

THE UKRAINIAN QUESTION
By E. Lachowich
(6)

THE LATER PERIOD (1917-1920)
The darkest moment of Ukrainian history
Characteristics of the Ukrainian people
Ukrainian Language
The "Dumi"
Revival emanates from lower classes

MORE ABOUT THE UKRAINIAN PLAST
KATHERINE E. KEDROWSKY, Metuchen, N. J.

THAT SPIRIT OF UKRAINIAN NATIONALISM
J. M. U.

A YOUNG MARINE
ANDY SMULLEY

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