TOC_Sunday, February 26, 1978

Sunday, February 26, 1978

Kiev Group Releases Memorandum No. 18
Scores Discrimination Against Ukrainians in Emigration

Workers in USSR Protest Impoverished Living Conditions
Complaints Bring Repressions, They Charge

Chicago Businessmen Contribute to UNIS

Helsinki Monitor Fears Lukianenko Faces Up to 15 Years Imprisonment

Terelya's Wife Seeks Support From Psychiatric Association

Lukianenko Wants to Leave USSR

Baptists in Ukraine Protest Against Repressions

Commemorative Plaque Adorns UNA Building

U.N. Commission on Human Rights Seeks Improvements in Procedures
by Boris Potapenko
"View" News Service

Archbishop of Canterbury Visits Kiev

U.N. Hears South African Speak on Human Rights
by Boris Potapenko
"View" News Service

Inheritance Left to Persons Behind Iron Curtain - Do They Get Their Share of the Estates?
American Lawyers, Community Leaders Voice Doubts on Amounts Received
(The article on this page about leaving inheritances to persons behind the Iron Curtain and the disagreement on whether the estates are actually transmitted to the heirs were prepared by Judy Rose of the Detroit Free Press. They appeared in the Sunday, February 5th edition of that daily.)

How to Be Sure Your Will is Fulfilled

Jews Thank Ukrainian for Saving Their Lives During World War II

Minister Cafik Scores Opposition Leader on Multiculturalism

EDITORIALS

A Gross Error
Now It's Five

News Quiz

Ukrainians Between Nazis And Communists, 1941-1945
by Dr. Stephan M. Horak
(4)
(This paper was delivered at the 92nd annual meeting of the American Historical Association in Dallas, Texas, December 29, 1977).

Gen. Jaskilka: Proud to be Ukrainian
(Below is the full text of remarks of Gen. Samuel Jaskilka, Assistant Commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps at the banquet marking the 60th anniversary of Ukraine's independence proclamation, held in Detroit, Mich., Sunday, January 22, 1978).

Senior Citizens Corner
by Marion Kushnir Burbella

New Law for Bill Collectors
From the desk of Pat M. Lutwiniak-Englebrecht, Home Economist

Ukrainian Communities Observe Independence Day

Cleveland, Ohio
Binghamton, N.Y.
Rockland County, N.Y.

Miami Ukrainians Have Fine Exhibit

Philadelphia "Tryzub" Acquires Land

Chornomortsi, Kozhumiaky Win Annual Volleyball Tourney
by Roma Sochan

N.Y. Plast to Stage Ball for Youngsters
by Pavlo Tscharskyj

Shust as Dracula is "Blood Tingling"
[William Shust]

Announce Poetry Contest

Youth Is Congressman's Assistant
[John Hewko]

Graduates Club Elects Officers, Plans Activities

Catholic Schools Week At St. Basil Academy

IRS Says Daley Does Not Play

"Iskra": New Sound on the Scene

VESELKA - THE RAINBOW

The Town without a Barbershop
by Mykola Sawycky

Verse
by Mykolaia Sawycky

Autumn
by Magie Sajdak

HOW TO READ AND WRITE IN UKRAINIAN
By I. KORYTSKY
[Published in Ukrainian]

Brat
Sestrychka

The Spoiled Child
(Ukrainian Folk Tale)

WORD JUMBLE

Imprisoned members of non-Ukrainian Helsinki Monitoring Groups in the USSR
This member of the Moscow group is in exile:

Bohuta The Hero
Story: Roman Zawadowycz
Illustrations: Myron Levytsky, Petro Cholodny