TOC_Saturday, August 18, 1945

Saturday, August 18, 1945

SVOBODA
Ukrainian Daily
VOL. LIII No. 162
SECTION II
THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY
Dedicated to the needs and interests of young Americans of Ukrainian descent.
No. 31
New York and Jersey City, Saturday, August 18, 1945
Vol. XIII

END OF THE WAR

DESCRIBES FAREWELL GATHERING AT UCSA LONDON CLUB

GETS SILVER STAR
[T/5 Frank Demkovitz]

RECENT MILITARY AWARDS AND DECORATIONS

UKRAINIAN REFUGEES PRESENT PROGRAM AT SALZBURG

IN SUPPORT OF THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM
By SIMON DEMYDCHUK
(Ukrainian Quarterly)

Red Interference at World's Fair
First Ukrainian American Congress (1915)
Work of National Committee
La Guardia's Message re Ukraine
Mass Protests Against Polish "Pacification"
"Obyednanye" Activity
The 1940 Congress

IN THE ORTHOPEDIC WARD WITH YOUR WOUNDED - PLASTER CASTS AND GRINS!
By 2nd LT. HELENE METHOT
(Concluded)
(2)

"Are We Downhearted?"
A Dramatic Incident

SOMEWHERE IN...
[Editor's Note: Below is another one of the series of letters written by a Ukrainian American G.I. from the Olyphant, Pa., area and published in the "Uke-Views" bulletin].

A Guy Can Get Awfully Lonesome
Modesty of Natives
An Air Battle

Signs of the Times
- Louise Shaw

WHAT THEY SAY

President Truman in a message from Potsdam to the American Association for the United Nations

Senator Robert H. Wagner, of New York, in Senate Committee hearings on the "full employment bill"

James G. Patton, president of the National Farmers Union

Henry Ford, in a statement issued in Detroit on his eighty-second birthday

U. S. Attorney General Tom C. Clark, in a letter to all U. S. attorneys in the nation

EARLY AMERICAN FLAGS

Many Colonial Flags
Rattlesnake Flag

IN LIGHTER VEIN

Everything
Tried and True
Mosquitoes
Think It Over
Today's Tall Story
Candid Comment
Trombones

DIDST THOU BUT KNOW
By IVAN FRANKO
Translated by Percival Cundy

WOUNDED IN ACTION
[Boatswain's Mate (2/c) Leo Shayka]

WAR WORDS
L.A.C. J. Juzyk

AN ESSAY ON MEN
SHE - from Montreal

FUNNY SIDE UP
"VACATION PAY (OFF)"
BROMO SELTZER