TOC_Saturday, June 24, 1939

Saturday, June 24, 1939

Ukrainian Weekly
Supplement to the SVOBODA, Ukrainian Daily
No. 26
Jersey City, N.J., Saturday, June 24, 1939
Vol. VII

YOUTH'S ROLE IN FAIR FESTIVAL

LET MOSCOW SEE FOR ITSELF

UKRAINIAN FESTIVAL AT WORLD'S FAIR A HUGE SUCCESS

Opening
Koshetz Chorus
Holynsky
Folk Dances
Donna Grescoe
Audience
Newspaper Comments
Participating Groups

THE DANCE
By LESH MARTOVICH
(Trans. by R. L. Wissotsky-Kuntz)

UKRAINIAN RECEIVES DOCTORATE

A LULLABY
(A folksong)
Translated by John Yatchew

THE SLAVS
(This is the 3rd installment of the "Short Survey of Ukrainian History," issued by Ukrainian Bureau in London. - Editor.)

ASTORIA ELECTIONS

UKRAINE MIRRORED IN OLD COUNTRY PRESS
(Ukrainian Bureau, London)

GREAT BRITAIN AND U.S.S.R.

UKRAINE UNDER POLAND

No Ukrainian Municipal Representation
Closure of "Prosvita" Halls
Trial of Ukrainians

CARPATHO-UKRAINE
(Under Hungary)

ARCHIPENKO'S NEW SCULPTURES
Work on View at Passedoit Galleries
(New York Sun, June 10, 1939)

RAIN
By Stephen Rudansky
Translated by W. Semenyna

YOUTH AND THE U.N.A.
New Branch in Freeland, Pa.

THE U. N. A. SPORTLIGHT
JOHN BOHAN

Wilkes-Barre Wins Forth Game
Berwick Trounces St. Clair
Games for June 25th
WILKES-BARRE BEATS BERWICK
YOUNG UKRAINE SCORES 2nd WIN

REMINISCING
EUGENIA UHORCHAK
JEANNE SIVRUK

WHERE WOULD POLAND BE
JULIA CARPIN
("The Evening Star," Washington, D. C., June 2, 1939)