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SECTION II
THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY
Dedicated to the needs and interests of young Americans of Ukrainian descent.
No. 17
New York and Jersey City, Saturday, May 11, 1946
Vol. XIV

MOTHER

"I CHOSE FREEDOM"
II

EASTER EGGS SOLD IN TWIN CITIES FOR UKRAINIAN RELIEF FUND

TWO POEMS
By LESIA UKRAINKA
Translated by PERCIVAL CUNDY

I
Dante's Life
(Zabuta Tin')
October 25, 1898

II
The Defaced Inscription
(Napys na Ruinakh)
July 28, 1904

SIDELIGHTS
By MARIE S. GAMBAL
Mom's Hat

THE TEACHING OF UKRAINIAN IN THE UNITED STATES
By MICHAEL J. NAGURNEY
(The American Slavic & East European Review, Dec. 1945.)

Two Types of Schools
Elimination of Mental Fatigue Hazard
Early Classrooms
1900-1930
The New York System
1930-Present
The New Type of Teacher

UKRAINIAN CWV POST No. 219 HAS ELECTIONS
THEODORE LUTWINIAK,
Publicity Committee

FORMER G.I. RESUMES LAW PRACTICE

SOMEWHERE IN...
(Another one of the series of letters written from overseas by a Ukrainian-American GI during the war and published in Olyphant's "Uke-Views".)

UKRAINE FAT SHORTAGE CRITICAL
BROOKS ATKINSON
By Wireless to The New York Times

UKRAINIAN SPORT NEWS
By WALTER W. DANKO

BASEBALL
BOXING
WRESTLING
HOCKEY

PHILLY U.N.A. TEAM

YOUTH AND THE U.N.A.
U.N.A. Home Office News

LUCID INTERVALS
By ROGER WILCO

PHRAGMENTS FROM THE PHOENECIAN

Brooklyn Spring Song
To Frankie

UNCLE JOE'S REVISED STORIES FOR CHILDREN

Gregorei Washingtovitch and the Cherry Tree

THE PASSING SCENE

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