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Ukrainian Daily
VOL. LII No. 107
SECTION II
THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY
Dedicated to the needs and interests of young Americans of Ukrainian descent.
No. 22
New York and Jersey City, Saturday, June 3, 1944
Vol. XII

CONGRESS COMMITTEE BOND DRIVE PASSED GOAL BY HALF MILLION

CHAMBERLIN ADVOCATES PLEBISCITE IN WESTERN UKRAINE

CONGRESS COMMITTEE ISSUES SECOND BULLETIN

"HONCHARENKO" TO BE NAME OF LIBERTY SHIP

HONORING OUR GRADUATES

NORTHEASTERN FIRST STUDENT IS UKRAINIAN GIRL OF 17

CLARE BOOTHE LUCE ON UKRAINE AND THE SOVIET-POLISH DISPUTE

LETTER TO CONGRESSWOMAN LUCE
CLAUDIA H. OLESNICKY
Editor, "Our Life" monthly of the U.N.W.L. of A.

CLARE BOOTHE'S REPLY
CLARE BOOTHE LUCE

UKRAINIAN JEWS
By HONORE EWACH

Tsarist-incited Pogroms
Ukrainians and Jews Must Collaborate

A BRIEF OUTLINE OF UKRAINIAN AMERICAN LIFE

Early Immigrant Life
The Fraternal Societies and the Press
Other Forms of Group Development
Cultural Contributions
The War Effort

WHAT THEY SAY

Harold L. Ickes, Secretary of the Interior

William H. Davis, chairman of the National War Labor Board, in an address before the Economic Club of Detroit, Mich.

Governor Thomas E. Dewey, of New York

WHY WE SING IN CHORUS
By WILLIAM PALUK
(Winnipeg, Canada)

In Fortune and Misfortune We Sing
Poor Choir Better Than No Choir
Origins of Ukrainian Polyphony
Significance of Church Architecture
Future of Choral Work in Canada

THE WANDERING MINSTREL
A. Y.

TWO WEEKS BIVOUAC
PVT. THEODORE LUTWINIAK

"SEE YOUR DENTIST..."
A Civilian Precept becomes an Army Order As Soldiers Learn the Value of Oral Hygiene

Copyright © The Ukrainian Weekly, June 3, 1944, No. 22, Vol. XII

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