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Ukrainian Daily
VOL. L No. 162
SECTION II
THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY
Dedicated to the needs and interests of young Americans of Ukrainian descent.
No. 28
Jersey City, N.J., Saturday, August 1, 1942
Vol. X

COURAGE IN THE FACE OF ADVERSITY

Lesya Ukrainka's Early Life
How She Became A Writer
She Lived As She Preached
"After Shevchenko, The First Real Man"

THE UNCONQUERED PEOPLE

Radios Verboten
Slower and Slower
Armed Revolt
"Fifty Persons Hanged"

CONSTANT REVOLT IN CARPATHO-UKRAINE

Errors in Kraus' Account
What McCormick Had To Say
Hungarian Misrule Modelled On Nazi Pattern
Guerrilla Fighting
Hitler Shocked by Carpatho-Ukrainian Resistance
Sends Help To Horthy

THE IDEALISM OF OLGA KOBILIANSKA
HONORE EWACH

GOOD-FEARING SOLDIERY

THEY SAID

Governor Herbert H. Lehman, of New York
Senator George W. Norris, of Nebraska

THE STORY OF UKRAINIAN LITERATURE
(Continued)
(15)

The Printing Press
The First Ukrainian Bible
The First Ukrainian Printing Shop

MILITARY RAILWAYMEN SOUGHT

OUR MUSICAL HERITAGE
("Spirit of Ukraine")

"The Country of Music"
The Kozak Influence
Bandurist Made A Nobleman
Gogol's Description of Ukrainian Song
Famous Ukrainian Composers Known As Russians
Mikola Lysenko and His Successors

GIVE THE CHILD A COLLEGE EDUCATION
Theodore Lutwiniak

NO MORE "JAWBONE"

U.N.A. NEWS BRIEFS

POTATO PEELINGS
By OLGA LESIK

U.W.A. STOPS PUBLICATION OF "UKRAINIAN LIFE"

YOUTH OF EUROPE

GRADUATES FROM PENN STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE

Copyright © The Ukrainian Weekly, August 1, 1942, No. 28, Vol. X

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