Ukrainian Weekly
Supplement to the SVOBODA, Ukrainian Daily
Published by the Junior Department of the Ukrainian National Association
No. 44
Jersey City, N.J. Friday, November 2, 1934
Vol. II

A DOUBLE ANNIVERSARY

YEARLY MEETING OF "OBYEDNANYE" PASSES RESOLUTION RE FAMINE

HAYVORONSKY'S NEW OPERETTA PRESENTED IN LVIW

ANOTHER YOUTH BRANCH OF U. N. A. FORMED
McKees Rocks, Pa.

AN ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF A UKRAINIAN BOOK APPEARS

ARCHIPENKO SCULPTURE IN LVIW

A SHORT HISTORY OF UKRAINIAN LITERATURE
By REV. M. KINASH
(A free translation by S. S.)
(39)

Growth of Philological Studies
Some Leading Slav Philologists
The First Ukrainian Grammar
Gregory Kvitka-Osnovyanenko
Kvitka - Father of the Ukrainian Novel

IN SEARCH OF HIS SISTER
(A tale of olden Cossack times)
By ANDRIY TCHAIKOWSKY
(A free translation by S. S.)
(17)
17. Pavlush is captured by a brigand

SERHEY VASYLKIVSKY, A GREAT UKRAINIAN LANDSCAPE PAINTER
em. er.

COMMON SENSE
PETER HONDOWICZ

"KOROVY"
(Modern Ukrainian Pantomimic Ballet)
Composed and arranged by Dimitri Chutro
Music by Paul Pecheniha
(Copyright, October, 1934)
PART I

YESTERDAY AND TOMORROW
J. M. U.

AUTUMN
A. S.

PITTSBURGH COLLEGE CLUB BEGINS NEW YEAR
Roman Lapica

AMERUKS HOLD PARENTS' RALLY
MARY SULYMA, Publicity Mgr.

WANTS HELP
JOHN WANCHYSHYN

Copyright © Svoboda, November 2, 1934, No. 44, Vol. II

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