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VOLUME XX JERSEY CITY and NEW YORK. MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1952 WEEKLY: No. 3

РАГЙС AMONG RUSSIAN Ukrainian Chorus Gives Concert in Tunis, Africa "Ukrainian New York's Governor Dewey and IMPERIALISTS Ski Week »> Mayor Impellitteri Extended A fine week of .skiing and Ukrainian Christmas For the past several months to a method extensively used tint Russian ami- Stalinist by the Soviets. They began outdoor нроїЧя пан been plan­ Greetings leaders here and in Europe picking up certain individuals ned by the Ukrainian Youth'H have developedі unusual activi­ from among the non-Russian League of North America for Governor Thomas E. Dewey tonians, the Czechs and Slavs, ties with the' purpose of mob­ peoples or even from the Rus­ February 9th to 10th at Sta. of the State of New York and have been cheated out of the ilizing the public opinion of the sian groups themselves who Adele's Unlge In Ste. Adele, Mayor Vincent R. Impellitteri freedom for which they have West in favor of their politi­ were willing to pose as "rep­ Quebec. of the City of New York sent fought so long. cal credo. The guiding idea resentatives" of the Ukrainians. The skiing enthusiasts spark- heartfelt greetings to Ameri­ "At this season it is their and motivation -of these activi­ Georgians, Turkestanians, Ar­ plugging this "Ukrainian Ski can Ukrainians during the Uk­ custom to toast each other. ties is the preservation of the menians and others. This was Week." as it haa been named, rainian Christmas Season. The spirit of that toast is the Russian territorial empire, done with the purpose, of are !>rs. Elian and Anthony Their greetings were broad­ confidence that deliverance come what may. They are fran­ course, of convincing Ameri­ Wachno, of Canada. William cast by ratio station WHOM. must come eventually and the tically 'organizing new fronts cans that the non-Russian peo­ Polewehak, president of the The program is conducted by hope that it will be soon. and committees; are endeavor- ples (who in the USSR num­ league, Bill Mural, Wil)iam Mr. Melnyk. It's heard on "We join our .neighbors of ber over 115,000,000 people, -—jng to enlist (with some suc­ Zinchesin, Al Kotelko, Dr. Paul Thursdays, 7-8 P.M.. and on Ukrainian origin in, their pray­ or 54 per cent of the entire cess) prominent American Ochwita. and Olya Dmytriw Sundays. 7-8 A.M. ers for freedom for their blood population) do not desire their leaders with that one purpose and (Gloria Surmach. brothers from oppression in own national independence, ever in mind: to perpetuate Governor Dewey's message:— the Ukraine." glorious and eternal • "Mother but would be content to re­ St. Adele's is situated in the "On behalf the people of the Russia" by preventing the non- main under a future non-com­ There is quite a sizeable col­ the background for the Uk- Tho name of the chorus is heart of the ski country in the Mayor Impelletteri's Message: rainian Tunisian chorus pic-'! Chorale Ukrainienne De Ben- brenthtakingly beautiful Laur- entire State, I take pleasure -— Russian peoples from breaking munist Russian government. ony of Ukrainians in Tunis. turetl above are the ruins of li stir." It's directed by Lan- entian Mountains. After only in sending cordial greetings to "... I salute the good peo­ away from the 'XJbmmon fold." A declaration, signed by the N. W. Africa. On April 22 of an ancient Roman temple. g ine Horbatchevsky. and its an hour's drive from Montreal, New Yorkers of Ukrainian or­ ple of the Ukraine who have Readers of Tte Ukrainian representatives of Azerbaijan, last year they presented a eon- Credit line is due to the Sec- president is Yaroslav Kobalet- one finds himself in ideal ski­ igin at a time when those who struggled so bravely for so Weekly already have been in­ Byelorussian, Georgia, Idel- cert, combined with an exhibi retarial of the Pan-American sky. ing surroundings with fine worship the Uniate Rite are long to maintain the old age formed in this space about Ural, Cossackia, Crimea, North , tion of Ukrainian dance}4 for lodges and ten ski tow lifts in celebrating the birth of Christ. traditions of their people. Their attempts of the.se Russian North Caucasus, Turkestan Ukrainian Conference, which The affair was held under which they received two finely maintains contacts with Uk- the. patronage of the Bey of this picturesque village. They have reason for partic­ devotions and sacrifice has readers to organize a Joint and Ukraine, read: ular gratitude since they all and been an inspiration to those engraved medallions. rainian groups throughout the Tunis and the Resident Cen- Those planning to attend committee of Russian and non- 'm "We do not want to identify other members of their faith in whose yearn for freedom is in The pillars which serve as j world. eral of France. this Ukrainian ski meet are Russian groups -in Germany. the aims and activity of the America enjoy this festival to every* land. I want especially requested to make their own For months Hie-Russian lead­ SONR with the attitude and the full. This is a privilege of to greet those Ukrainlana who reservations directly through ers, with the- Help and the aspirations of the Russian which their brothers and sis­ have recently found a home in REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMEN DEMAND Ste. Adele's Lodge, Ste. Adele, prodding of emissaries of the "people. We assume that it will ters living behind the Iron і the United States, where they Quebec, Canada. For details, American Committee for the be possible to form a friendly Curtain are cruelly deprived. 1 enjoy the blessings of Liberty EXPOSE OF SOVIET GENOCIDE drop a note to Jean Haraaym, Liberation of'.Peoples' of Rus­ relations between the Russians In the Ukraine the beautiful land where they are In the po­ 1178 A Sossington Avenue, sia (which grdup сіш1*~і to and our peoples after their lib­ On Friday, January 11. too timid in our actions in the charges which the United, traditional ceremonies are cur­ sition to test the principles eration from commtfnism. But Toronto, Ontario, Canada, have "seyeral million dollars" 1052, more than 100 Repub­ United Nations." said Mr. Ker­ Slates could levy against the ] tailed and the inspiring carolf which we proclaim as Ameri­ from private American organl- the non-Russian peoples must lican Congressmen, including Soviet Union. If an archaelo- I tare ailencedl can. at all costs have the oppor­ sten. "We are continually tions) have attempted to enlist the Republican Minority, Jo­ glst, 10.000 years hence, digs TO GRADUATE N. Y. CITY І "... .And may the peace and tunity to form independent apologizing and defending our- I '4Tba people of the Ukraine representatives* ef the non- seph W. Martin* Jr., -and .*h* through the United Nations I are nut alone in Buffering reli-Jdignit y which you have proud- states on tbe><'vs*hn*graphic selves against false charges /inha, 'ilnir succeeds in. trans­ COLLEGE "Republican 'Minority Whip, ffefetw ' sue " 4fair*~SM' polftJclilya won by yovct івуьіту to м&Ь -^^лімйЙй^М^- terrieb'riea, and%oee $bo bfive but make no effort to-proffer lating in the hieroglyphics, he і /principle, and fidelity to tJSe Leslie Arena's, urged Seeretai Walter Kudlick, 20, son of /persecution. Many peoples fi not done so must be able to any charges ourselves. Todate Jwouid reasonably but errone­ /best ideals of the freedom lov- ry of State Dean G. Acheaon Mr. and Mrs. kudlick, of ISO [Central and Eastern Europe the record of the United Na­ ously conclude that in the 20th /ing people of the Ukraine, ever to seek to arrange for an im­ ifuch as the Ukrainians, the tions shows a multitude of the century, the United States was East 13th Street, New York 'remain with you." mediate investigation of So­ Poles the Lithuanians, the Es- iliar with ЧЙЬ psychology Russian emigres'who recognize false charges made by the So­ a most reprehensible nation City, is to graduate this and political mentality of the our peoples' rights as indicat­ viet genocide by the United viets against the United States, nnd the Soviet Union a most .,...... I Russians. It ebon became ap­ ed above." Nations Assembly. but virtually none of the true exemplary one." Hold Press Conference On parent that what they are in­ Here m the United States, a In a letter to Mr. Acheson, terested is not the anti-com­ number of Russian emigres the Congressmen reminded him Kersten Amendment munist struggle* per se, but (some have become U.S. citi­ that on November 24, 1951, Third Generation Ukrainian zens) are waging a determined representatives of some 12 mil­ the scuttling of anti-Russian A press conference on the.al units from refugees and es- campaign to discredit the lib­ lion American citizens of East­ imperialist drives' by the non- American Leads Symphony KerstenAmendment to theМи-''capeos from Eastern Eu- eration movements of the non- ern European descent urged Russian nationalities. For tual Security Act of 1951 took rope and integrate them with Russian peoples. One of them Mr. Acheson to try to place an Concert these Russians put forth a place at the National Press the NATO organization under is David J. Dallin, a Menshe- investigation of Soviet geno­ platform of a federation in a Club in Washington, D. C. last. General Dwight Eisenhower, vik, who is a contributing edit­ cide on the agenda of the Na­ The Minneapolis. Minn, press cago and al the University of "free Russia," meaning that Thursday, January 17. as a symbol of the future lib- once Stalin is removed from or of The New Leader, an ant і tions Assembly. The Repub­ reports that the audience was Minnesota. He studied violin Congressman Charles. J. eration of their respective the Kremlin, the other Rus­ communist Socialist review of lican Congressmen asserted thrilled by the first symphony under H. Ayers. concermaster Kereten, of Wisconsin, author sians, such as Kerensky and New York. Recently Mr. Dal­ that Mr. Acheson has not yet concert held recently in the of the Minneapolis Symphony countries. of the Amendment, Dr. Lev E. Daliln, would take the govern­ lin wrote a series of articles in responded to this appeal. Orchestra, and Adolph Рік,, ^ The conference was well at­ noted Chicago professor of Dobriansky, president of the tended by representatives of ment in their hands, and every­ which he attacked a number of "Ever since the Bolsheviks music. Ukrainian Congress Commit­ the press, such as Anthony thing would reniain in order. Americans and Britons who came into power in 1017, they Dennis toured with a Uk­ tee of America, and Professor Leviero of the New York Towards this end, they at­ support the liberation of the have been engaged in genocidal rainian ballet and choral group James Burn ham, author of Times, Jim Warner of the New tempted to sell the non-Rus­ non-Russian peoples. (Among acts against their subjugated as violin soloist and performed "The Coming Defeat of Com­ York Herald Tribune. Bill sian peoples this choice of fed­ these were British General C. people," said Congressman on a program given in 1030 munism," gave extensive ex­ Flyth from the Hearst papers, eration with Russia (always J. Fuller, who recently wrote Kersten of Wisconsin, spokes­ for Crown Pricess Martha of planations as to the aims and Bill Ring from the NCWC in "Russia," to be sure), the an excellent article in The Sat­ man for the Republican Con­ Norway. He also studied and purposes of the Amendment,- News Service. Millan of the non-Russian peoples* claims to urday Evening Post support­ gressmen. "The Soviets have month from the City College played wilh the Budapest The overall purpose of the Washington Star, Ecklund of independence thus becomng ir­ ing the cause of liberation of followed a systematical plan of New York with a degree String Quarter. Act, they said, is to support the Milwaukee papers, Asso­ relevant. peoples enslaved by Moscow; of annihilation of the peo­ in Civil Engineering. the liberation struggle of the ciated and United Press re­ Edward Crahkshaw, brilliant ples they fear so greatly. While serving with the U. Non-Russian Peoples Say His brother, Michael, a enslaved peoples both in the porters, ss well as by Mikhail British writer, and Geoffrey The slaughter of the Polish S. Arm» during the last war, Mechanical Engineer, has been Soviet Union and satellite Fedorov, covering the confer­ "No" Gorer, another Briton, for their Army Officers at Katyn; of with a stretch overseas, he en­ tertained the GIs in Holly­ given' a,, scholarship by the countries, particularly the un­ ence for "Tass," Soviet official But knowing the Russians critical views of the Russians.) thousands of Ukrainians at wood, appearing with such C.C.N.Y. V derground movements within news agency, reports Walter from the past experiences as Mr. Dallin also did not ap­ Vinnitsia; the present mass stars as Judy Garland. George All arc members of the Uk­ the Soviet Union. Also to af­ Dushnyck. Ukrainian Ameri­ they do. the non-Russian na­ pear to care for the anti-So­ deportation of Hungarians; viet Russian rally sponsored Jessee and Carmen Miranda. rainian National Association. ford practical assistance to can journalist. tionalities rejected the propos­ and the forced replacement of by the Ukrainian Congress those people who escaped or als, stating that they fight Latvian, Lithuanian and Es­ Committee of America on No­ might escape from Soviet tyr­ against Russian enslavement tonian husbands and fathers vember 11, 1051 in New York, Completes U.S. Naval Line School anny. of all brands and colors. with men who have been im­ DR. PAVLYCHENKO ON which was attendod by Mayor АІГ" three vigorously denied On November'30. 1951 the ported from behind the Urals, MISSION TO JAPAN Irapellitteri of New York City, nearby community of Mankn- Lt. William B. Kurlak. Uk­ mission in 19-Hk saw service that the Act is contrary to in­ representatives of the peoples are only some of the examples Gay Gabrielson, Chairman of to. conducted by a young Uk­ rainian American, who has at Pearl Harbor and was ternational law or is aggres­ Dr. Thomas K. Pavlychcnko, of Eastern Europe and Asia of Soviet genocide." the National Republican Com­ rainian American. 29-year-old been in the United States Na­ there at the time of the Jan- sive hi its intent as charged by member of the faculty of the (comprising the countries of We have been altogether mittee, Edward M. O'Connor, John Dennis, of Minneapolis. vy for almost eighteen years nnese sneak attack. He was the Soviet government, but University of Saskatchewan, Azerbaijan, Byelorussia, Geor­ Commissioner of the U. S. DP Nearly 1.100 persons crowd- ever since the age of seven­ also in the Phillipines. the that it is in line and tradition Manitoba, Canada, is being gia, Idel-Ural Cossackia, Cri­ Commission, and Professors Russian imperialists nnd the ed into the Mankato high teen, has just completed a one Dutch East Indies and Aus­ of the freedom loving Ameri­ sent to Japan by the American mea, North Caucasus, Turke­ Philip Mosely and Raphael desparate efforts by some of school auditorium and nn- year course at the U. S. Naval tralia serving ав a patrol plane can people to help those who Chemical Paint Company. stan and Ukraine) gathered in Lemkin of Columbia and Yale them to confuse American pub- plauded most enthusiaslically School, General Line, at Mon­ pilot. After the end of the are oppressed. They further Dr. Pavlichenko, Ukrainian, Munich and issued a joint ap­ respectively. lie opinion indicates unmis- the concert conducted by Mr. terey. California. war, Lt. Kurlak flew as plane expressed the, hope that the is the director of agricultural peal to the fee* world asking takably the underlying fears Dennis. Easily the best num- He has been assigned to the commander in the Berlin air­ United States Government will research in the company. for help and sapport for their Like all other Russians, Mr. ber of the evening was the U.S.S. Bon Homme Richard, a lift from October, 1048 to soon take action upon the Act, Main offices and factory are in liberation from Soviet Rus­ Dallin is emotional rather than of the Russian emigres for the climatic "American Salute" by large aircraft carrier which April. 1919. by organizing military nation- Ambler, Pa. sian tyranny. rational in his arguments, try­ fate of the Russian imperial­ istic structure. Morton Gould. only recently returned from They also stated their rea­ ing to convince his readers ; Young Dennis began hi.-. Korea. Before reporting for Gen. Crawford has his rank sons why they could not get that whoever supports the lib­ Whoever has an opportun­ Stiff Punishment study of the violin when he duty on the carrier, however, reduced to colonel. But his pay along with the anti-Stalinist eration movements of the non- ity to read the Soviet press of was four years old. At 18 he Lt. Kurliak must complete a Last summer the command­ The Army at first proposed check will be increased, be­ Russians who organized a Rus­ Russian peoples is automatic­ Ukraine or Russian notes that course in catapult arresting er of the Army tank arsenal at to "punish" him by sending cause of a high cost-of-living sian committee* known as the ally "against the Russian peo­ a similar panic has seized the was a member of the Luther gear at the U. S. Naval Tech­ Detroit, Brig. Gen. David J. him to a new assignment in allowance given ail officers SONR. and who presume to ple." It seemed clear that such rulers in the Kremlin. All College faculty at Decorah. nical Training Unit at the Crawford, was relieved be­ Germany. Sen. Byrd of Vir­ sent to Turkey. speak in behalf of the non- Russians simply cannot ac­ tremble before the very Iowa. naval Auxiliary Air Station in cause a Congressional commit­ ginia blocked that. Then Gen. Russian peoples as well. These cept the idea of the freedom of thought that dear "Mother Besides studying at Luther That maker: it pretty tough Philadelphia, where he is at tee caught him taking favors Crawford was sent to the Russian leaders, failing to en­ a human being ів infinitely Russia," this perpetual source College, where he received his on the former general. the present time. from contractors and using Aberdeen proving grounds. list any responsible represen­ more precious than any em­ of misery and oppression for Bachelor of Arts degree, John The cadeb who v.-i гз r:v"~ht government property for his Now he is going to Turkey. tatives from among the non- pire, even the Russian. so many millions of peoples, Dennin has done graduale During World War П Lt. cribbing at Weal Point were private benefit. Russian nationalities, resorted All these activities of the may one day wither away. work at the University of Chi Kurlak', who received his com­ On his Turkey assignment, expelled, period.

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• No. 3 2 UKRAINIAN WEEKLY, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1952 = THE UKRAINIAN AND RUSSIAN CONCEPTIONS. THEAMER І CAN WAY NOT "ШЕР UP" Of THE HISTORY Of EASTERN EUROPE By GEOBGE PECK NOTES AND COMMENTS The so-called liberals and Palance in Hollywood bit more friendly appeal and self-styled liberators' who I heroic character. By NICHOLAS CHUBATY championed federal deficit Walter^Jack Palance, star of | Presented at the meeting of the membe rs of the Shevchenko Scientific Society spending and welfare schemes stage and screen, recently ar­ BOOTLEG RECORDS rived in Hollywood in order to (1) have hoisted the white flag of Seems as '.though the ad­ surrender—they proclaim that appear as a featured player in vantages of modern recording The scientific determination raine; here lived a people dif­ took a position different from America has reached the peak Twentieth Century produc­ techniques haVe'brought along of the history of the Ukrainian ferent in language and in their the official Russian linguistics of development and that its tions. Palance will be remem­ with them some disadvantages. and Russian people has been national psychology from the and history. economy is "washed up." bered for his superb portrayal Today there is. a vast of illegal unfavorably affected by the Russian people and so Russian Thus the highest scientific Nothing could be t further of the youthful Soviet MVD reproducing 'of phonograph political conditions existing in historical science often invent­ organization of Russia, the Im­ from the truth. America has agent in the New York Critic's records by uusrupulous rec­ Eastern Europe for the last ed very unnatural theories to perial Academy of Sciences, by no means come to the end Prize play "Darkness At Noon" ord companies. Not only has five centuries. The building of onnect the Kievan state with did not always follow the pol­ of its forward progress. A na­ which starred Claude Raines. this situation developed in the the Russian Empire out of the the history of the Russian peo­ itical wishes of the administra­ tion that within the last three Jack Palance, who hails from field of foreigij recordings but Grand Principality of Moscow ple, which had, developed in tion. In 1905 it declared the decades has successfully Pennsylvania and is of Ukrain­ in the operatic and popular as by the conquest of the neigh­ in the north around their full independence of the Uk­ fought two major wars; that ian parents whose name is Pal- well. Not long ago one com­ boring nations called for the centre of Moscow. Among rainian language from Russian is scattering billions of dollars aniuk, will first be seen in pany issued an' entire opera creation of a solid, ethnic, na­ these artificial attempts to con-1 throughout" historical times annually the world over; that 'Shane", a picture featuring claiming that it was recorded tional basis for the Empire,— nect the old History of Rus' There were also Russian his- is spending many billions an- Alan Ladd. His second film in Italy by famous Italian art­ one Russian people composed Ukraine with the history of the tiorians who departed from the nuallythe world over; that is will be with Joan Crawford in ists. Upon closer scrutinity at least of the East Slavic pop­ Grand Principality of Moscow the official historical line of spending many billions annual­ which he plays the part of a certain buyers ^recognized the ulation. As a result the picture were the theory of the migra­ the one uninterrupted stream ly at home for defense; and is husband intent upon murder­ voices of Leonard Warren and of the historical development tion of the Ukrainians to the of Russian history and refused still maintaining a high stand­ ing his wife. All of which other famous American sing­ was not drawn by a study of territory of Moscow (by Pogo- to connect organically the his­ ard of living for 150 million brings to mind the serious ers. It seems as though the the dominating power which din), the modern Eurasian tory of the Russian people citizens—such a nation just shortage of heroic actors of entire opera was taken right harnessed historical science to theory and most recently the with the history of the old cannot be "washed up." Ukrainian descent in Holly­ off the air on .tape and then the service of the interests of theory propagandized by the wood. Kievan Rus'-Ukraine. America is a giant that reproduced on. records. the empire. Soviets of the periodic nation­ The historical science of scarce realizes its own strength At present the situation is Since in fact there was not al integration and disintegra­ Eastern Europe was influenced Mike- Mazurki, 4m theforeigc-fiald the-sHu-- in Eastern Europe that one tion of the Eastern Slavs. ^j-|t»fr"8Htit dMBer-ttet даючий*long activ jffe° in Ukrainian life, ration is a bit. more critical for not only by the official policy fronts us is that we may fail Russian people which was so In Russia not only now when of the Russian Empire but al­ is always cast as a villain, the small companies whose necessary for the permanence Soviet science in regulated by to realize our potentialities. It hatchet man or pug. John Ho- material these bootleggers so, although not so strongly, is time that we inventory our of the empire, it had to be the linguistic and historical by the policy of Poland, the diak every so often winds up steal cannot -afford to instigate assets and prospects and take created artificially. Russian pronunciamentos of Stalin and former claimant to the rule in the role of a sadistic wife long legal action and so they a stand against the defeatist historical science from the time the resolutions of the Central over the Ukrainian and White killer, gun happy soldier or must bear the- brunt 'of the Three Convoys to Tour United States philosophers who arc. trying to of Peter I played an important Committee of the Ail-Union Ruthenian (Byelorussian) ter­ blood thriety Indian. Palance loss. The records made by vari­ completely socialize this na­ role In the creation of this non­ Communist Party of Bolshe­ ritories. The political ambi­ himself has fared even better ous Ukrainian • groups have With CD Exhibits tion. existent one Russian people viks but also in tsarist times, tions of Poland in the east in the blood and thunder de­ been reproduced and are being embracing aH Eastern Slavs. although in not such a striking It is true that we must find sold with all the profit going thus influenced strongly the The second part of the exhibit partment. His first film was From that time Russian official form, the political administra­ The first of three "Alert ways to make our economy into the bootlegger's pocket, attitude of Polish historical will illustrate graphically how •x terrific hit simply because he science especially in the fields tion exerted an influence upon America" mobile exhibits on run more smoothly, so that while the groups that really science toward Eastern Eu­ these threats to our national was the most unusual and of history and language work­ the results of Russian historic­ civil defense will open in Wash­ there can be no possible pre­ need the money, made the rec­ rope and confused also the survival can be met by effec­ deadly looking killer seen on ed intensively to prove that in al science. The official science, ington, D. C, Jan. 7 to 12, fol­ text for any segment of the ords etc. must suffer the con­ historical realities in this sec­ tive civil defense, showing par­ the silver screen for many'a Eastern Europe there was one which rested upon the two lowing a "shakedown run" in population to turn to govern­ sequences. Using cheaper mat­ tion of the world. ticularly what the individual year. On Broadway he played ethnic mass, the Russian peo­ forces: science and the police, Norfolk and Richmond, Va., ment for aid. If we had given the part of a Soviet killer and erials at least, paying for the The studies of the Ukrain­ citizen can do to protect him­ ple, with the "Little Russian" worked so that there should Dec. 7 to 15. The showing in as much thought and effort to now again he returns to the original recordings. If you are ian historians a position be­ self and to help civil defense dialect in the south and the not appear a separate Ukrain­ the Nation's Capital will offi­ perfecting our American Cap­ field of crime and danger. Surely going to buy-any Ukrainian tween these two tendencies, in his own community. Byelorussian on the western ian people as an ethnic entity cially open the "Alert Amer­ italistic System as its de- there must be at least one Uk­ records make.certain they are Russian and Polish, and rep­ The exhibit will include mo­ border of Russia and that or as a political nation. ica" campaign on a Nation­ fa mers have devoted to over­ rainian American actor with a originals and not bootleg copies. these dialects were not the resented the liberal desires for wide scale. tion pictures, information book­ emphasizing its defects; had languages of distinct "peoples. Valuyev's Denial of Existence freedom of the non-Russian The exhibits, which drama­ lets, special weapons and other we not permitted the adoption of Ukrainian People and • peoples of the Russian Empire. tize the need for and opera­ supplementary displays, and of policies that sapped its r • . . Bos' Formed on Ukrainian Their Language Ukrainian historical science tions of civil defense, will be will be under the direction of workings, we would have by the State and local civil de­ dPl Serious threat . By MVROSLAVA . Territory .. Th'e chief of the imperial accepted as its basis' the full carried on truck convoys, one now ironed out most of the fense volunteers, enrollment of The official Russian historic­ police Valuyev announced in ethnic and cultural individual­ travelling through the North­ kinks in it. people in first-aid training, Next to Communism and the are guilty o£ the moral crimes al science tried also to show 1863 that "there was not, ities of the Ukrainian and eastern part of the United America "washed up"—a blood donations and other re­ atom bomb, the most seriousj being unfolded today. that there existed in Eastern and cannot be" a Ukrainian White Ruthenian peoples. De­ United States, a second thousand times no! The road lated purposes, according to threat to America today Is a These persons should because Europe only the one stream of people and Ukrainian lan­ spite the denial of the inde­ through the Central States, ahead to greater individual local needs. moral One. In many govern­ of the very type of their posi­ guage; his successor Iozefc- pendence of the Ukrainian pco- and the third heading across freedom and opportunity will Russian history, one stream of ment and civil service posi­ tions be outstanding in char­ vich in 1876 forbade the print­ people by Russia and even the the South and up the Pacific Administrator Caldwell call­ be hard and rough—It will en­ the development of Russian tions we ftijei witnessing an acter and intelligence^ *p .>•£. ing in Russia of anything in administrative ban on display­ Coast, They will visit imtill- ed the task facing FCDA tail toil and sweat But that A culture from the first historic­ abandonment of high moral to bring our nation the honor Ukrainian and their ideas were ing its identity as a people, ly approximately 70 cities *ih "probably the most extensive will be a small price to pay al times of Kievan Rus' to the principles, which, if not cor­ the glory and. prestige it de­ echoed by the majority of the the Ukrainian Deople continu­ 26 States and are expected to job of public education ever compared with what we event­ time of Stalin. In fact .there rected, can lead to deteriora­ serves. > і Russian linguists and histori­ ed to exist ancl regarded itself be seen by millions of specta­ attempted by a government ually will be forced to pay if was no such one historical cur­ tion, coruption and destruction In order to bring this about, ans in the universities. We as a distinct national individu­ tors in the next 6 months. La­ agency." He praised the co­ we continue to travel the other rent in Eastern Europe but of our democratic society. we should have all such indivi­ emphasize the word "major­ ality with its own language, ter it is hoped to continue the operation of all media of com­ road that the "planned econ­ there were several. The old Without a doubt, this is due duals summoned and replaced ity," for under the tsars there history, traditions and politi­ convoys, eventually covering munication, as well as the in­ omists" picture as so easy and Kievan Rus' and its culture to a lack of integrity on the with the finest so as to avert were formed not on the ter­ were progressive Russian scho­ cal aspirations to become a all 48 States. creasing participation in civil alluring, but which if we con­ partof these individuals who a catastrophe. ritory of the Russian people lars who tried to defend the fully independent nation. defense by all national organi­ tinue to follow it, will bring Agencies Cooperate zations. but on the territory of Uk- freedom of science and often (To be concluded) us to misery, enslavement and The convoys are being man­ Must Revolutionize Thinking all the other evils that go hand shackle from industry and bu­ aged by the Valley Forge "What we face is nothing in hand with a totalitarian siness not absolutely essential Foundation, a nonprofit organ­ less than bringing about a re­ system. to the defense program, so as THE SOVIET UNION IN AMERICAN ization, under contract with volution in the thinking of the Surely, we, the American FCD. The program was made American people on national to release the pent-up energy people, do not want any such of our people, to the end that possible through the generous defense," he said. "We must system. Do I hear someone ENCYCLOPEDIAS America not only can keep WIIKRri; ..\RE YOU? oooperation of private indus­ convince the average citizen say: "It cannot happen here?" try and other government that he bears an equal respon­ but expand its vigor and Where arc yod? Oh Ukrainian by Prof. SMAL-STOCKY, Marquette University Don't be too sure, for already agencies, which arc supplying sibility and risk with the man we have traveled a long way strength with which to main­ youth, (Concluded) (2) much of the rolling stock and in uniform in the defense of down the road to collectivism. tain the world leadership that Full of spirit and energy. exhibit material. The Depart­ his homeland." has been thrust upon this na­ Your strength,' your courage, We can well understand and Byelo- Russians). Of dreaded" or "the severe," de­ That's the horrible situation ment of Defense is providing that the editors would wish course, it is not stated that claring the translation "ter­ He quoted Secretary of De­ into which the "America-wash- tion. your help,' drivers for the trucks. to hide the collaboration of a the terms "Ukraine" appears rible" to be a mistake (p. fense Robert A. Lovett as call­ up" philosophers have steered America "washed up!" Is needed to fight for liberty. The Norfolk show is being ing civil defense "a co-equal Russian spy in their endeavors in the chronicles of the 12th 201a). Let us consult the dic­ us. Shucks! As the carnival bark­ Where are you? Whose folk opened by Deputy Administra­ partner with the military in to enlighten American public centuries and that the Ukrain­ tionaries about the original While it is late, it is not too er puts it: "Folks, you ain't Came from across the sea, tor James J. Wadsworth and the defense of the nation." opinion about the Soviet Union, ian and Russian languages meanings. Sreznevski, Mater- late. The voices of the de­ seen nothin' yet." America has To America's free shores, Mrs. John'L. Whitehurst, As­ "The urgency of this mes­ but is this method fair to the were established separately ialy, 1903, St. Petersburg, tainers and belittlers of our made but a humble beginning. Away from slavery. American reading public, even earlier. Nor is it men­ gives under "groza" the Lat­ sistant Administrator, FCDA. sage," Administrator Caldwell American Capitalistic System America's achievements of the which accepts the volume with tioned that the Lithuanian in meaning "horror," and Each exhibit will occupy a continued, "seemed to us to can be stilled. We have the past, which have been the envy Where are you ? ' American, the relief that the articles it Empire was virtually a federa­ states the adjective derivative apace of 55x100 feet, some­ call for urgent action. Our Na­ capacity for future expansion of all the world, will pale into Of Ukrainian descent. contains are the work of ob­ tion of the Lithuanians, Byelo- was applied to the devil. In what larger than a standard tional Advisory Council has if we but use the facilities at mere insignificance in compar­ Have you forgotten your par­ jective American scholars? Is Russians and Ukrainians, the Soviet dictionary of the basketball court. The exhibit urged an 'Alert America' our command, adopt construc­ ison with the glorious triumphs ents' words there not also involved a prob­ with the Old Byelo-Ruaaian- Russian language of Ushakov, will be devoted to a dramatic campaign. To spearhead this tive policies and exercise the which can be ours in the fu­ Of what communism meant. lem of professional ethics for Church Slavic language as the presentation of atomic power, this program, we have de­ courage and wisdom to make ture, if we will silence the de­ 1935, we find under "grozni": Where arc you ? Whose broth­ Professor Ellsworth Raymond state language, and that, later, both its peace and wartime veloped what you might call a necessary adjustments. We featist philosophers who bab­ "zheratoki", "ewirepyi", "suro- ers himself? Poland was a Commonwealth vyi muzh", Ivan Groznii; thus uses, biological warfare, the 'Paul Revere on wheels' — a must insist that government ble that "America is washed the new "nerve gases" and in­ motorized convoy carrying a In Ukraine's forests fight But that is not the end. The of these four peoples, belong­ the meaning of "groznii" cor­ remove every bureaucratic up." cendiary bombs, sabotage, and dramatic civil-defense ex­ For independence'of their land, Kazakevich article, in its whole ing through the centuries to responds to "brutal, cruel, psychological warfare. hibit." For liberty and'right. construction and basic con­ western European civilization. heartless." In English, such and Social Institutions. The cepts, struck me as familiar. things as the weather, sensurc, Kazakevich article, a fine Where are you?. Come out The Party-Line and Ivan the article by Bernard Pares on Investigation soon disclosed or pain are severe. Although achievement of Soviet propa­ And lend a hand or two, (Lenin's peace offer to William edition, however, their names religion in the Soviet Union is that it is a "digest" of the Terrible "dread" to some extent seman- ganda for an American audi­ Before you find yourself en­ Bullit, etc.; p. 391hh), but his have disappeared. out of date, as the persecu­ ence, is dropped); industry, corresponding article in the The party-line glorified Ivan tically overlaps the more slaved presentation of the events of A new note of unfairness is tions since 1945 of the Pro­ communications (signed "An­ )n the official Russian Soviet the Terrible and Peter the justified in view of the Rus­ And asking, "Where 1920 as a "Russo-Polish War" to be noted with regard to the testants in the Baltic States drew Steiger, revised Ellsworth were Encyclopedia, "purified" and Great, whom "Mazepa betray­ sian word having been used to you"? is a Soviet party-line concept. other articles pertaining to and of the Catholics in West­ Raymond"), banking, money, condensed for the American ed" (p. 219v); thus it was not characterize the devil. Thus, .'. ZORYANA history. The one entitled "Dip­ ern Ukraine and Lithuania arc arc excellent in part, while in­ bourgeoisie. From it arc taken the Tsars who broke their the Russian Communists ex­ The truth can be learned from lomatic Relations with the U. not mentioned. The editors, on cluding uncritical reports from and presented to the uncritical promises of full autonomy to tended their dictatorship into Traveaux de 1'Institut Sclenti- S. A." (p. 292k) is identified comparison with the 1947 edi­ Soviet sources on medicine, BUY U. S. SAVING BONDS/ reader, as American scholar­ the Ukraine, but the Ukrain­ English terminology, to which flquc Ukrainienne, Volume XV, as "Revised by Ellsworth Ray­ tion, have also concealed the health, education, etc. ship, fundamental concepts of ian hctman who 'betrayed' even Russian Tsarism did not Documents regarding the Uk­ mond." Thus, once more the authorship of the following present Soviet Union as an his­ the Russian Tsar." A very pec­ object. rainian-Muscovite War 1920, (E) Humanitcs and Science. name of the actual author is articles: "Medicine and Health" toric geo-political unity going uliar detail is that after the by General W. Salsky and P. I must disagree with the pres­ "SVOBODA" Incidentally, the Kazakevich concealed. .The author in the by Henry E. Sigerist, John back to the dawn of civiliza­ party-line declared Ivan the Shandruk, published in War­ entation of the Russian lan­ (UKRAINIAN! DAILY) article is guilty of some his­ 1947 edition is given as Fred­ Hopkins University, and "Art" FOUNDED 1893 tion. Here the reader will find Terrible :ind Peter to be fore­ saw in 1932. guage and literature by Pro­ torical error. For instance, 01- erick L. Schuman and, after by Louis Lozowick. (The ar­ ' Ч І і I .. the Haldian tribes, the Urartu runners of Lenin and Stalin. fessor Simmons. This article ha (Olga) was not baptized in Nor is the importance of comparing the original with ticle "Development of Social Ukrainian newspaper putHlshed Kingdom and Assyria, the Ivan':; epithet became threten-1 about Russian literature under dally except Sundays and holi­ 957 in Constantinople (p President Wilson's fourteen the "revised" article, the con­ Institutions," by Rose Maurer, Armenian Kingdom, the whole the Soviets hardly gives the days by the Ukrainian National ening and harmed Russian pro- 291m). having been previously points, proclaimed on January cealing of the name of the was eliminated from the new Association. Inc. 81-83 Grand 8t.. Kiev;i ; Rus' annexed in the reader any idea about the pres­ pagandn. The task of Kazakc-! converted to Christianit/'by a 8, 1918, to the course of events original author can be con­ edition.) Are Buch methods Jersey City 3, N. J. "common" Russian history, ent tragedy of the Russian vich, therefore, was obviously (Western priest. in all non-Russian territories, sidered as unfair because the fair? With the Marxian quotation, writers and poets. Among Entered as Second Class Mall to "fight'' in the English- appreciated. article remains essentially the Matter at Post/Office of Jersey the official party-line concept, them are real heroes who have speaking world this traditional I'rof. Raymond Complimented old Schuman article. It is the The Economic System Article City, N. J. at March 10. 1911 under that only in the 15th century The article is followed by a suffered death for their dedi­ the Act of SCarch 8. 1839. and weli-earned label of the more unfair as the other arti­ Not Bad did the Russian people break Professor Raymond is to be "Foreign Affairs Chronoligy," cation to free creation. They cruel mass murderer. Thus he cles expressly mention the au­ Accepted for mauling at special up into three separate nations complimented for inserting in the authors of which In the The remaining articles, espe­ include I. Babyel, B. Pilnyak, translatei the Russian term thor and reviser. rate of postage nroyided for Sec­ (Great Russians, Ukrainians his article some details omit- 1947 edition are V. D. and cially those concerned with the (Ivan) Groznyi into "the tted in the Soviet history Emily Kazakevich. In the 1951 (C) and (D) Social Sciences economic system (the 1947 tion поз of the Act of October 3. (Concluded oo page 3) 1017 authorised- July 31, Щ& No. З UKRAINIAN WEEKLY, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1952 Лал^шттіФтяштятa—4—.a 1111 in іппмшішатятттяттщштттшттттттшттт I I I ,1 L 9RS =H ШЦ BOWUNG LEAGUE NEWS and William Feddock, a pair of і pear on the "Ali Ukrainian" Weekly Banter identical twins who performed team in its 17 year existence „ »2 ' 1952 UKRAINIAN ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBAUTEAM TRICKY creditably for Temple, and Al since 1036 ...- Alexander Boy- By STEPHEN KURLAK and Halt Kohanowich of Notre chuck and Charles Baron were "I'm sick of reading about Although they lost twp 435 team, also of New York, Wadiak and Tullai Head All-American Star Group Dame and Hofstra, respective­ 2 important cogs for Blooms- games out of three to the "A the heroine's eyes," he remark set itself up as another con­ ly. burg State, 1st champion of Team of the'jereey City Social ed, as he threw the magazine tender for the top spot, being By ALEXANDER F. and WALTER W. DANKO A pair of backs who will the newly formed Pens State , and Athletic Club on Friday, in a tie for second with the to the floor. ,: bear watching next season are Teachers College Conference. January llta, the Newark Uk­ Penn-Jersey group. The St. Why, dear, what's the mat­ The seventeenth annual com­ in the nation next season ... team. Al Lctrinko, who rounds Dick Chcrpinsky of Iowa State The players in the "Reserve" rainian American Veterans Georgemen opened the match ter?" she asked tenderly. pilation of the Ukrainian Ail- John Cbironna was the ace of out the backfield, was a fast still hold V four-game lead with a barrage of strikes and "Well, first she threw her American College Football undefeated Bucknell's great hard-runner who made it tough and Ed Bogdanovlch of Maine section of this "All Ukrainian" over their >«&rest rivals, the spares and wound up winning eyes up to the ceiling. Then Team, originated in 1935 by line ... Bernie Botulla of Navy for the opposition Lo bring him . Joe KnlthicV of Notre team are listed according to Penn-Jersey Social Club, by the first game 823 to" 743. But she let them drop on the floor. Philly's Al Yaremko and com­ proved to be one of the best down. Dame, who stands 6:8 and their class in school (from After that she darted them posed of college players of Uk­ line-backers in collegiate ranks virtue of the fact that the lat-lin the eecond game much of А connle of brother combi­ weighs 260 lbs. is the tallest .senior on down to frosh) and down a long corridor and rest­ rainian or part Ukrainian de­ this season and was the prime • ?j£ HPUS** & its thi8 ^P ****** ^ have been nations remain, including Mike and heaviest man to ever ap- not according to ability. match with the Ukrainian Or-{spent and a low 638 was all ed them on the cool waters of scent, has again been selected reason that Navy's defense thodox Church Team of New the St George team could pro­ the lake. Soon she must have from a large group of players. was so tough ... Roger Zatkoff ark. duce. The Friendly Circle bowl­ got them back again, for when Players, coaches, athletic-pub­ of Michigan was on several All The Jaysees opened with a ers, who were sparked by John we next hear of her she was licity directors, team-mates American and All-Sectional 1951 Ukrainian AU-Americ an College Football Team win in the first game by over Kolba and his set of 522 pins, bathing them in sad, salt tears, and friends, all had a part in teams. Roger is a very ver­ OFFENSIVE TEAM: thirty pins and made no use wiping them, and sweeping answering our Ukrainian grid­ satile performer who was a de- Pos. Player School Class Anc Age lit. Wt. Hometown took that one and then pro­ LE—John Patsy Florida Sr. of a 17-pin ''spot" in their them with long, long lashes. iron survey. As in the past sev­ defense" squads) is our right В 24 6:1 195 Sayre, Pa. ceeded to win the third. Pete LT—Ed Listopad Wake Forest Sr. 22 230 Baltimore, Md. Once she was fool enough to eral years, choosing the play­ half back... At fullback or F 6:2 favor. Milton Rychalsky's 198 Kapcio did most of the pinning LG—Clarence Womack Oregon State Jr. F 20 6:0 200 Corte Madera, Calif. game-was a big factor in this for the St. George, registering rivet them on the dome; and ers for the various teams was tailback, we have fleet Chct C—George Tarasovic L. S. U. Jr. F 21 6:4 230 Bridgeport, Conn. RG—Peter Pierlk game, but a general slackening a three-game total of 506 pins. when I left on* she was just quite a task, but we feel our Hanulak of Maryland, who Cornell University Sr. F 23 J6:0 200 Providence, R. L fixing them to a painting over selections would do well on the made the "All-Southern Con­ RT—Art Kalaka New York Universitj Sr. В 23 6:2 210 Brooklyn, N. У. among his teammates In the The Ukrainian Blacksheep RE—Mike Knopick second while' the Veterans the mantel" gridiron opposing any team in ference" team and who we Wichita Br. В 23 6:1 200 Ambridge, Pa. of Jersey City, who gradually QB—John Mazur Notre Dame U. 205 Plymouth, Pa. m • <• • » the nation. predict will be one of the best Br. M 21 6:2 picked up fust brought on the worked themselves up to with­ LH—Steve Wadiak South Carolina Sr. В 24 5:10 190 Chicago, 111. runners in the country next RH—Bert Rechichar defeat The'third game went in the first five teams, won two DAUGHTER TO TONY We have continued along Tennessee Sr. 21 6:1 205 Bell Vernon, Pa. season. FB—Chet Hanulak в 18 170 8. Hackensack, N to the "A's" and some good from U.N.A. Branch 272 of WOLOCHS the trend of the "specialist" Maryland Soph. В 5:10 J. sots by Vets Vic Romanyshyh Maplewopd and dropped the teams, i.e., a team for_jjfcf- The "defensive" team lined- DEFENSIVE TEAM: Mr. and Mrs. Tony Woloch and Doc Bemkb, who scored middle gaifce after a good start fense" play and a teanr^Br tensive standout on his team. LE—Walter Cbwalik Miami Sr. F 22 6:0 202 Campbell, Ohio 528 and 506V resfteetively, in the first. W. Kawaska's of Akron, Ohio announce the "defense^?whiafe|||e used last ... Mike Sikora of Oregon was LT—William Priatko Pittsburgh , Soph. В 20 6:0 210 Swissvale, Pa. LG—John Cbironna were-not-made good use of. 232-pin game in the third, birth of an 8 pound 14 ounce season'Ixrour "Ap&Jkrainian" a great player in the Pacific Bucknell Soph. F 23 5:$ 197 Westfield, N. J. baby girl, born November 9th, C—Bernie Botula Navy Jr. В 21 5:9 185 Pittsburgh. Pa. Rychalsky's series of 508 was which was the night's highest compilations for the first time. Coast conference . . . Frank RG—Roger Zatkoff 1951. The infant's father is a Michigan Jr. В 21 6:2 205 Hamtramck, Mich. the best among the Jayaees. individual game, helped give As we stated last year, most Wodziak made the great Illinois RT—Mike Sikora Oregon University Jr. В 23 6:2 218 Pittsburgh, Pa. The last-place Orthodox the Blacksheep the night's very active member in the Uk- of these Ukrainian boys have defense all the more substan­ RE—Frank Wodziak Illinois Sr. м 21 6:2 190 Chicago, Ш. Church team'completely upset highest team game of 863 pins. rainian Youth/s League of played both "offense" and "de- tial with his terrific play. QB—John Pasco Santa Clara Sr. 21 5:11 185 Chicago, 111. LH—Bill Sichko Pittsburgh Sr. F 21 6:0 185 Footedale, Pa. the Penn-Jersey aggregation The Maplewooditee, whose Bill North America and also in fense", but this system allows The "defensive" backfield RH—John Zibnack Denver Jr. F 22 5:7 155 Berwick, Pa. in all three games and accom­ Dudak scored a whopping 533- U.N.A. youth circles in Akron, more players to be used in lined-up with a group who FB-rJohn Grabko В Oklahoma Л.&М. Sr. 22 6:0 195 South River, N J. Ohio. could also really move the F plished quit* ""an eye-opening pin series and John Sipsky a games, players who are more SMALL COL. TEAM: feat thereby:- The Peejays , good 507, seemed unable to rested than a "sixty-minute ball on offense. At the quar­ LE—Alexander Molosh Wilkes College Sr. F 24 6:2 195 Brooklyn, N. Y. who apparently continue to place their good games where terback spot, we have clever THE SOVIET UNION player" and makes for speed­ LT—John Daneluk St. Michael's C. Sr. В 21 6:0 205 Lynn, Mass. feel the absence of Herb Clay they would count most and so ier and crisper action. John Pasco of Santa Clara, LG—Victor Makovitch W. Maryland Sr. F 21 5:9 190 Elmira, N. Y. from their Ітелір, turned in found themselves only one who while on offense has C—John Gavlick Richmond Soph. В 19 6:0 (Concluded from page 2) Other innovations instituted 190 Swoyersville, Pa. scores much lower than usual, rung above the league "cellar". last season in our annual com­ thrown as much as 4 TD passes RG^John Bedosky Ohio University Sr. F 22 5:11 195 Binghamton, N. Y. RT—Charles Baron Bloom aburg (Pa.) Sr. M 25 and the Churchmen, whose The Jersey City "B" Team V. ODrlov, S. Ruchyov, L. Au- pilation and used again this in a game and is a fine defen­ 6:2 240 Endioott, N. Y. RE—John Volisin Colorado Mines Sr. F 21 6:1 180 Denver, Col. Fred Hubka registered a series took the measure of the St. erbach, A. Voronsky, G. Se- season include (a) "Small Col­ sive performer, too. At the QB—John Lahosky Tampa Jr. F 22 6:0 180 Washington. Pa. of 486 pins, were able to win Johns C.W.V. Team of Newark rebriakova. But the Simmons leges Team" or "Little All Uk­ halfback spots we have Pitt's LH—Martin Tullai W. Maryland Sr. В 21 5:11 170 Glen Lyon. Pa. with games totalling 688, 786i n two games out of three with 1articl e on the Russian lan- rainian Team" (b) "Age" sta­ BUI Sichko, an ex-Marine who RH—Walter Kohanowicl Hofstra Sr. F 21 6:0 185 Hempstead. L.I., NY. FB—Л1 Letrinko Sr. В 23 and 745. The Molinsky broth­ the help of some good bowling Piage includes an astounding tistics and -(C)- "Ancestry." ruined Miami U. with his run­ Millersville(Pa)St. 6:0 175 Chester, Pa. ers, Walter and Pete, were de­ by Pete Switnicki who scored statement, with which I must The "Small Colleges Team" ning this past season, and John HON. MENTION: Ends: finitely off form and the for­ a big 528-pin set Although St emphatically disagree. "The will give recognition to worthy Urabko of Oklahoma A and M, mer's set of 468 was the best players' who would otherwise a triple threat star who is the Dan Surgent Scranton U. Sr. M 22 6:0 190 Scranton. Pa. Johnsman John Chutko pro­ morphological and syntatic John Krobock Army Jr. be overlooked as they play on finest punter in the Rocky M 21 6:1 185 Hazleton, Pa. among his teammates'. duced a nice 545-pin series development of Russian," it is . James Baldinger Navy Jr. M 22 6:3 205 Pittsburgh, Pa. squads that don't play against As a result of winning two which included a 203-pin game, stated, "is made somewhat dif­ Mountain region and one ofl Frank Rehak Villanova Jr. F 22 6:2 190 Baltimore. Md. major powers or don't parti­ George Macinko games out of three from the the rest of the team did not ficult to trace historically, by the best line-backers in colle­ Idaho University Jr. F 20 ва - 195 Nesquehoning, Pa. cipate in major league con­ Ted Lorencc Westminster Jr. В 21 5:10 180 Dormant, Pa. St. George Post of the C.W.V. give support and they lost the the fact that Old Bulgarian, giate ranks. John Zibnlalt ] ferences. In the "Ancestry" Bob Sistek Westminster Jr. F 20 5:10 175 Irwin. Pa. of New York, the U.N.A. Br match. spoken by tribes along the of Denver U., a track star, F column, the letter "B" denotes Albert Kohanowich Notre Dame U. Jr. 21 6:0 190 Hemstead. L. L, N. Y. Volga, became the ecclesiastic­ handled the Safety-position Joe Segalavich Juniata Jr. В 22 6:0 190 Pittsburgh, Pa. UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION LEAGUE al and literary language and that the player is Ukrainian :md is a fine runner in return­ William Totura Hofstra Jr. В 22 6:0 190 Great Neck, L.I., N.Y. ЙГЕАМ STANDINGS remained so until the 17th cen­ on both mother's and father's ing kick-offs and punts and Edward Melicz Buffalo Jr. В 21. 6:0 185 Buffalo, N. Y. '•'• ) High 3 Game Total side of the family; the letter зпп also punt as well as pro. Tom Hladun Pennsylvania U. Soph. 20 5:11»/- 195 Perth Amboy, N. J. Von Lost Game High Ріпи ЛУГ.tury " (p. 293aa). The same Joseph „Katchik Notre Dame U. Soph. вF 20 6:8 260 Plymouth, Pa. "M" denote:; the player is Uk­ A unique feature on above 1. Newark Utfrv-Amer. Vets 36 18 879 2525 41896 776 misinformation is given In the George Glagola Pittsburgh U. Soph. В 20 6:1 200 Masontown, Pa. . 1947 edition and in the Hand­ rainian on his mother's side of '•offense" teams is the fact that John Buchinski ^Richmond, Fresh. В 18 6:1 180 „Kulpmoat, S*v~.. - 2. Pcffi-Jqrsev S. C.j Newark 32 19 889 2569 40279 790 h 32 22 S63 2473 40948 758book(p . 3T8)T ' "'* '"' the family: and tfce letter ••F \$je offensive line outweighs Tackles: K ^'8. U.N.A.-Branch 4S5, N.Y.C. 'the defensive line by 209 lbs Peter Kalitka 4. Jersey Cit/S.&A. Team A 23 26 906 2398 40469 749 I fully agree as to the para denotes that the player is Uk­ New Hempabirc U. Sr. В 23 6:0 205 Lawrence, Mass. >er man to 201 lbs. per man, John Washchysion Colgate Jr. В 6:0 215 Frackville, Pa. 5. Ukrainian Blacksheep, J.C. 27 27 899 2383 39702 735 mount importance of the Old rainian from* his father's side 20 and the offensive backfield Andrew Rueinko Mestern Maryland Jr. В 21 6:1 185 Alden. Pa. 6. St Georgft C.W.V., N.Y.C. 26 28 879 2478 39730 736 Bulgarian ecclesiastical lan­ of the family. Edward Bellas weighs over 192 lbs. per man Shippensburg(Pa)St Jr. 20 6:0 211 Colver. Pa. 7. St Johns C.W.V., Newark 22 29 879 2474 38822 761 guage for Slavistics and not Quite a number of the play­ Mike Potkovac Richmond м 21 6:1 210 Bethlehem, Pa. to the defensive backfield's ~ 8. Jersey City S.&A. Team В 23 31 890 2571 41244 764 only I, but surely all Slavists, ers listed received Ail-Ameri­ Guards: . Soph. В 181 lbs. per man. The old 22 32 863 2473 41321 765 deplore the fact'that the au­ can and All-Sectional honors. William Shalosky Jr. 9. U.N.^. Br."272, Maplewood heory of a bigger and sup­ Cincinatti U. F 20 6:0 195 Canton, Ohio 10. Ukr. Orth. Church, Newark 19 35 840 2340 38640 716 thor did not give more infor­ The "offensive" team lined-up James Shatinski Wm. and Mary Jr. В 21 6:0 200 Johnstown. Pa. mation about his studies on with speedy John Patsy of posedly slower moving group George Skutack Scranton U. Jr. В 2І 5:11 200 Scranton. Pa. the morphological and syntac­ Florida U._at left end... Ed an. .defense and a lighter but Bill Sochotsky Hofstra Jr. В 21 5:11 200 New York, N. Y. Joe Scvick Juniata Jr. В 21 tical development of Russian Listopad, the left tackle, was faster group on offense is 5:11 200 Pittsburgh. Pa. U.N.A, HAS 630 NEW MEMBERS somewhat deflated when the John Tutko Temple University Jr. в 21 6:0 200 Philadelphia, Pa. from the Old Bulgarian, spok­ the bulwark in Wake Forest's George Fadok Columbia UniversitySoph. в V.) 5:11 205 Staten Island, N. en by tribes along the Volga. great line which yielded the bigger boys here arc on offense John Soroehinuky Cornell University Soph. В 10 0:0 200 Ithaca, N. Y. lehem, Pa:, in 1949 with a During the month of De­ The author's ignorance of the least yardage among the na­ and the lighter boys on de­ В.Л. degree; he majored in Confers: cember, 1951, the Ukrainian fundamentals of Slavistics as tion'* major powers. Ed was fense. Actually the whole idea chemistry. He was called into Bill Valko West Virginia Sr. V 22 0:3 210 Pittsburgh. Pa. National Association admitted demonstrated in these pas­ one of the lop tackles in the here is that the bigger boys John Malcsvatski Western Maryland Sr. F 22 6:1 190 Monrovia. Md. service March, I960, from the 630 new members. These con­ sages is obvious. If a fresh­ South and can play both of­ can really move and keep step Al Pccu'ch Richmond Sr. В 20 5:10 185 Bethlehem, Pa. Officers* Reserve. During sisted of 412 adults and 218 man at Marquette University fense and defense ... Clarence with the smaller players. John Hurslnk Boston University Jr. В 22 6:1 195 Dorchester, Mass. World War II Stephen served John Bendowski Hofalra Jr. M 22 0:0 200 Hempstead, L.I., N.Y. children. The botal member­ were to write something of the Womack, Oregon State's swift Many schools have discon­ in the R.O.T.C. ship of the fraternal benefit sort in an examination for the moving charger, is at left tinued football this season for Backs: society is now 65,790. Walter T. Shymon, a brother course "Survey of Slavic Na­ guard ... The all-important one of many reasons, the main Walt Shanayda R. P. I. Sr. F 21 5:7 155 Utica. N. Y. John Supancik Grove City College Sr. В 26 5:6 155 Claridgc. Pa. Thee new branches were or­ to Stephen J., served for 33 tions," he would hardly earn center position is handled by one being 'the war-conditions months in the Pacific area as that currently prevail in this Pnul Burak Scranton U. Sr. В 21 5:10 170 Reiser. Pa. ganized during 'December. The a passing mark; but in the En­ bruising George Tarasovic, John Yurasits St. Michael's Collage Sr. В 22 5:11 180 Bronx, N. Y. new groups are Branch 68 of a secoind lieutenant in the cyclopedia Americana this in­ who was placed on most Ail- finest of all nations. Several Mike Feddock Temple University Sr. F 21 5:11 175 Nesquehoning. Pa. Springfield, Mass., Branch 412 Army. He is now in the Of­ formation appears over the American teams this past Ukrainian lads who appeared Bill Feddock Temple University Sr. F 21 5:11 175 Nesquehoning, Pa. М of Lachine, Que>, and Branch ficers* Reserve. Walter lives signature of Ernest J. Sim­ season ... Peter Pierlk, whose on past "All Ukrainian" teams George Hudak Minnesota Sr. 21 5:11 180 Chisholm, Minn. Steve Miechissin F. and M. Sr. В 22 5:11 185 Frceland, Pa. 472 of Detroit/Mich. in Perth Amboy with his wife, mons, Executive Officer, De­ brother John was All-Ameri- but whose schools eliminated Dorothy, and daughter, Debo­ Dick Chcrpinsky Iowa State Jr. F 20 6:1 190 Sioux City. Iowa Branch 239 of Philadelphia, partment of Slavic Languages. can the past two seasons, the gridiron sport includes: Peter Smyk Ithaca College Jr. В 23 5:10 180 Binghamton, N. Y. Pa., admitted 38 new mem­ rah, who was born November Columbia University, and he and who continued the family Nick Chomko (Duquesne), An­ Robert Pavlieh Arizona State Jr. F 20 6:0 190 Globe, Arizona bers during December. Branch 1, 1951. He is employed as an confers Ph. D. degrees on tradition of outstanding Hnc- drew Lcno.sky (Gannon Col­ Mike Prokopiak New Mexico U. Jr. В 22 6:0 205 Syracuse. N. Y. lege), and George Veder (C.C. Mike Rentko Western Maryland Jr. F 20 5:9^. 178 Sheatown. Pa. 379 of Chicago admitted 35, [electrical engineer with the American students. play for Cornell U., is our В United States Government. N.Y.), all who played "end" Richard Banick Westminster Jr. 20 5:10 180 McKeesport, Pa. Branch 423 of Chicago admit Summing up my remarks on right guard... At right tackle Paul Tomko Villanova Jr. В 21 5:9 165 Philadelphia, Pa. ted 34, Branch '388 of Chester, Mr. Stephen Symon, father the articles of the Encyclope­ we have Art Kalaka of N.Y.U., position and John Palesty, Ed Gcrlock Shippensburg(Pa)St Jr. В 21 5:11 185 Johnstown. Pa. of Stephen J and Walter T.. dia Americana: the Soviet the­ real standout. Art is a rar­ captain of C.C.N.Y. A couple Joe Yanik Hofstra Jr, В 21 5:11 185 Hempstead. L. I.. N. "* Pa., admitted 26, Branch 430 М of Philadelphia admitted 25. is secretary of Branch 286 of ories and concepts are to be ity these days, a sixty minute of boys who left for sen-ice Tonv Baciewicz Hofstra Jr 21 5:10 190 Hempstead. L. I., N. "5 Alexander Boychuc Bloomsburg (Pa.) StSoph В 20 5:11 185 Shamokin, Pa. Branch 221 of Chicago admit­ the U.N.A., and is employed found in them although the player who is almost as fresh while still having some eligib­ F ility for football remaining Ed. Bogdanovich Maine University Soph 20 5:10 195 Providence. R. I. ted 22, and Branch 473 of Mon­ as a newspaper press operator American reader is given the at the end of the contest as Richnrd Pisarcik Wash, and Jeff. Soph В 19 5:10 155 Bcnwood, W. Va. by Svoboda. impression, sometimes even by he is the beginning ... Mike were Joe Koval (Pitt) and Al Ewashko Vanderbilt Soph В 20 5:11 185 Scranton, Pa. treal, Que., admitted 21. II concealing the authorship, that Knopick of Wichita U, a pass- John Tullai (F. and M.). Frank Lipski Wm. and Mary Soph 19 6:0 198 Cliffeide Park. N. J. Lt Shymon In Germany Mass production in America he is reading the objective catching standout and leader, Many of these Ukrainian Casmier Kania Buffalo Soph. M 21 5:10 180 Buffalo. N. Y. has been responsible for boys listed are captains of Pnul Hepak Juniata Fresh. F 19 5:10 160 Ambridge. Pa. Stephen J. Shymon. a mem­ opinion of American scholars. is at right end. Mike Vongrey Grove City College Fresh. В 21 5:11 190 Kittaning, Pa. ber of Branch 286 of Jersey cheaper commodity prices to All the data available from The backfield on offense had their respective teams, includ­ HONORARY COACHES: City, N. J., eon of Mr. and the consumer, and that is all free anti-Communist scholars, The backfield on offense had ing Mike Knopick (Wichita Mrs. Stephen Shymon. is a to the good. Mass production especially by those belonging John Mazur of Notre Dame U.) .Alexander Molosh (Wilkes), Uronko Nagurskl (Minnesota 1930) All-Time Grid Great of paper dollars, in similar to the non-Russian nationali­ at quarterlback to guide its Art Kalaka (N.Y.U.), Bert Re­ John Michelosen (Pittsburgh 1938) Pitt Steelers Head Coach 2nd lieutenant in the United Joe Stydahar (West Virginia 1934) L. A. Rams Head Coach States Army. Chemical Corp manner, has created a cheaper ties, as to their history and manuverings. At left half we chichar (Tennessee). Steve MIs- chissin (F.&M.), Wall Koha­ Joe Skladany (Pittsburgh 1934) ex-Pitt Steelers End Coach and is now stationed in Aus- dollar, and that is all to the present situation arc virtually have on of the best runners in Alexander Barbatsky CFordham 1938) Chicago Cards Line Coach burg. Germany: He graduated bad. It has put the dollar in­ passed over. I do not demand the country. Steve Wadiak of nowich (Hofstra), Martin Tullai Walter Kondratorich (Columbia 1947) Bridgeport U. Head Coach from Lehigh University. Beth- to the doldrums. that the Communist party-line South Carolina who set a new (W. Md.) and Steve Wadiak Paul Sokol (St. Thomas College 1938) St. Thomas College End Coach theories be disregarded, but I Southern Conference in yard­ (So. Carolina). Emil Ladyko (Columbia 1947) Colby End Coach age gained rushing, netting John Droze (Fordham 1938) Notre Dame End Coach do demand, in the interest of The "Small College Team" Bill Pritula (Michigan 1948) Detroit University Line Coach objectivity and truth, a sim­ over 2,800 yards during his backfield is a group that can Steve Sinko (Duquesne 1934) Boston University Line Coach "UKRAINE AND ITS PEOPLE" ilar careful presentation to the college career. Steve received really move. Quartebback John Nick Kotys (Villanova 1936) Yale Backfield Coach An JEogHeb handbook with maps, statistical tables American reader of the opin­ AUSectional and AU-American Lahosky was the whole offense Nick Wasyllk (Ohio State 1938) Colgate Backfield Coach and diagrams ions of the free scholars from mention... Bert Rechichar, for Coach Frank Sinkwich's Joe Muha (V. M. I. 1942) Southern California Backfield Coach 1951 "ALL-UKRAINIAN" PRO FOOTBALL TEAM * ;; edited by behind the Iron Curtain who Tennessee's great back Tampa U. team, throwing 20 have been in exile in Europe and captain who made many of the team's total of 2-і TD LE'-WALTER YAWORSKY Washington Redskins L MIRCHUK LT FRANK WYDO Pittsburgh Steelers and in the United States since AU-American teams (some on passes this past season. Mar­ the 1920's. Instead of pres­ LG-CLARENCE WOMACK Detroit Lions This is a collaborative work and the book mipht be «crnie 'offense" teams and others on tin ^Mltch" Tullai, a cousin of C—CHARLES BEDNAR1K Philadelphia Eagles a Ukrainian encyclopaedia in miniature. enting both sides and objec­ up with rugged Walt Chwnlik the aforementioned John Tul­ RG—JOHN BADACZEWSKI Washington Redskins tively evaluating their argu­ RT—JOHN NATYSHAK Los Angeles Rams ' J. Price $3.00. of Miami U. at left end. .. Bill lai who entered the Marine mentation, some American Priatko, only a soph at Pitt, Corps, was one of the outstand­ RE—JOE TERESHINSKI Washington Redskins " Л SVOBODA BOOK STORE scholars, often parrot like, re­ QB—STEVE ROMANIK Chicago Bears showed enough to become his ing runners in the East as was LH—BILL PAVLIKOWSKI Pittsburgh Steelers peat the Communist party-line Walt Kohanowich. named to P. O. B> 346, Je«ey City 3, N. J alma-mater's best tackle and RH—JOHN PAPIT , Washington Redskins as a revelation of truth. he'll prove to be one of best the "Little All-American" FB—МТКБ SWISTOWICZ Chicago Cards !• •l.».»l»l-'»'-'" Надія Хмара. "."*"""""•"> Микола Очерет. ' ^-~. кий; посередині. прикріплений прямовісно сталевий щит, який ТРИ ВИПАДКИ цілком певно боронив вояка від Молодість і багатство НА СВЯТ-ВЕЧІР ворожих куль. В тому щиті с не­ великий отвір для" люфн, для і) обсервації і прицілювання. Під пов'язані з народнім по­ Під час першої світової війни сталося, ані одна куля не влучи­ На широких просторах полтав-ідання Вже різдвяна ніч оповила пиріжки, просив вечеряти. мав я цікаві випадки, які досьо- ла "Його на тому смертоносному час світової війни .в; 1915-16 році, вір'ям, що надзвичайно лякало ської землі, над прозорими вода­ землю, і ми вже хотіли розпо­ „Чому ви не спитаєте, хто я? годні залишилися свіжими у мо­ полі. Дійсно песик мав щастя. під Дубном на Волині, я і мій гостей. Жінки, майже притулив­ ми Псла, розкинулось, потопаю­ чати вечерю, коли раптом у Може мені не годиться сідати їй пам'яті. Дійсно монжа сказа­ Дали його на кухню, а стріляни­ приятель Михайло * Степура, у- • че в вишневих садах, невелике, шись одна до одної, зі страхом, двері постукали, до кімнати на цей зайвий стілець біля ти: людина стріляє, а Бог кулі на продовжувалася. ставили свої скорострілн в доб­ але разом з тим і з приємністю, але славне з козацьких часів міс­ зайшов сусід лікар, що жив столу?". носить.. Описую тут три з них. 2. Іншим разом я був під Пере* рому укритті, навели; їх на авст­ слухали його. то Гадяч. Надзвичайно гарна сам і, певно, маючи вільний — „Про це будемо говорити «1. В 1015 році взяли мене до мншлем. По здачі його ген. Кус-рійські окопи, лежимо і дивимо­ природа приваблювала сюди ба­ Олексій Федорович неспокійно від праці вечір, вирішив пове­ пізніше, а зараз давайте вече­ війська. Був я нічого собі хлоп­ манеком, моя сотня розмістилася ся через отвір у дциті, чи який гато людей в літній час. щоб до­поглядав на" Дмитра Сидоровича, черяти разом і ? нашою сім'єю. ряти, бо ви певно голодні та й чина, з чорним, кучерявим волос­ на ніч, недалеко кладовища, прн австріяк не покаже голови, щоб волі потішитися на сонці на пі­ даючи йому до зрозуміння, що „Я знав, що саме тут зможу мені вже пора перекусити. сям і дістався до лейб-гвардії дорозі до села Негрібка. Світало. негайно стріляти. Такі вже зако­ щаних берегах Мела; заглибити­ хоче говорити про щось важливе, провести Свят-вечір, бо ось Тож будьмо здорові" — ми, Фіндлянського полку в Петрогра­ На стійці стояв стрілець Петро ни війни. Отак. Лежимо. Тихо. Розмовляємо. Без.будьякої при­ ся в тінисті ліси, що схиляють але останній удавав, що не по­ за столом чекас мене вільний випивши по чарці доброї горіл­ ді, де добирали виключно чорно­ Галушка, з Полтавщини. Це був твої віти над рікою; та пливти мічає нічого. чини захотілося мені помінятися стілець", — промовив він, вка­ ки, почали вечерю. Коли, від­ волосих вояків. Там в касарнях старшого віку стрілець. човном по синявих хвилях, час місцями. Обережне і непомітно „А тепер розкажу Вам щось, зуючи на вільне місце, що, за сунувши рибу, я підсунув на Васильовському Острові, діс­ Йому війна не була в голові. від часу, спустивши руку в воду, переповзли ми на свої нові місця що трапилось в цьому селі, та про звичаєм, залишалось вільним ближче кутю, гість промовив: тав я рекрутську науку, а по Стояв, нудився, хотів спати, а зірвати пишну білу лілею. Довко­ що розповідала мені знайома дів­ у Свят-вечір — там мав би си- кількох місяцях, відіслали мене думками певно линув до рідного і зразу же подивилися в сторону ла міста розкидані села; їх білі „Через годину до вашої лікар­ ворога. В той само момент, як чина з Гадяча", — оповідав він д:ти незнаний вояк, що склав ні привезуть моїх поранених до старшинської школи в Орісн- села, де залишив жінку, дітей і хатки також тонуть в зелених баумі. Незабаром перед іменован- Михайло глянув,* через отвір в далі. сиос життя за волю нашої хлопців. Ми знаємо, що німці господарство. Нагло з'явився об­ садах, обведених густими тина­ Ням нас старшинами, приїхав до серваційний австрійський літак щиті скоростріла, • .австрійська При слові дівчина, Катерина Батьківщини. Всі ми радо повернуться лише в п'ятницю, ми. нас генерал Селеванов, автор спе- і високо в повітрі кружляв над куля влучила просто-в його око. Федорівна неспокійно ворухнула­ привітали нашого сусіда і роз­ а тому вирішили ці п'ять день Недалеко від Гадяча, у підніж­ ціяльної таблички найточнішого фортецею. (Тоді літаки були рід­ Михайло не сказав, ані слова, ся на кріслі, а Олексій подумав: почали вечерю. Страва за Свят провести між своїми жі високих скитських могил, .Напевно, Оля. вона знас так ба­ стравою змінювались на столі, обчислення влучного стріляння кі на фронті). Галушка не знав, зсунувся і було по:всьому. Був лежить, невелике село Броварки. людьми в місті. А щоб наші із скорострілів. Після всяких по­ що роби ги. Подивився, що нікого мертвий. Чи це не призначення? гато цікавого". • ' але, коли ми з'їли кутю, і при­ санітари, сестри і лікар теж Зелені, встелені високою травою ..Давненько це було, — про­ йшла черга на узвар, лікар яснень і вправ, нивели нас в по­ не мас навкруги і рішив раз Леонід Бакинський. мали відпочинок, ми вирішили ле на босве стріляння. В одній і різнобарвними квітами, луки довжував Дмитро Сидорович. — зідкинувся на спинку стільця і стрільнути. Підняв рушницю вго­ положити своїх поранених до лінії уставлено 150 скорострілів. ру і „пустив" кулю на ворога. За відділяють це село від міста. Ви­ На краю цього села жив одино­ заявив, що саме тепер ми му­ ВСТУПАЙТЕ В,'ЧЛЕНИ сока, струнка тополя ще здавна вас у лікарню. Коли вони по­ Ми мали обстріляти невелику кілька хвилин літак став все У. Я. СОЮЗУ! кий селянин, який виховував симо зробити відпочинок, бо чуватимуть себе зле, ми зали­ пишаються на луках; від неї по­ свою племінницю, що була круг­ площу, й покрити її кулями, як нижче і нижче опускатися і осів і і . іу І "• •«——•» ловина дороги до Гадяча. нема вже сили їсти, а лишати шимо їх у вас і далі, бо певні, решето. Коли все було зроблено на землю. Люди з села оточили лою сиротою. Дівчина надзвн- таке добро не покоштувавши, • ДЯКОУЧИТЕЛІ • Багато літ тому в Броварках що тут вони будуть в повній для стріляння, генерал дав наказ літуна і він дістався в полон. Під чайно любила ріку, і будучи ще_. жалко> А щоб ваМ"Шд час Українська Православна Парафія гтояла розкішна садиба поміщи­ безпеці. Німці їх не зачеплять, „відкрити вогонь". Кожний з нас час допитів виявилося, що куля ці Катерини Федорівни Соляник, "^и^ю:^.Т"^Н^^ї^:' перерви не було сумно, я роз­ а ви доглянете їх якнайкраще. мав по 1,500 куль. Одноразове лопала в мотор і він мусів при­ в Ковтсвіл, Па. пошукує ДЯКОВЧН- дала над водою. Це дуже непо­ кажу вам, як я провів Свят- Тож можна вважати, що ця стріляння із 150 скорострілів ро­ мусово сісти. Стали шукати „ви- ТЕЛЯ-ДІРІГЕНТА., Платня щ>ля старенької 75-лІтньої бабусі, що коїло її дядька, який боявся, щоб Вечір 1943 poxy у місті Кобри- справа полагоджена, і ми мо­ било приголомшливе враження. новника" тої кулі. Ніхто не приз­ умови. Зголошення слати до: не маючи жадної рідні, одиноко вона не втопилася, бо навіть доживала свій вік. Одначе сказа­ m коло Берестя. Кобрин в той жемо заходжуватись коло ку­ Ціла площа покрилася порохом. навався, аж пізніше Галушка Rev. MICHAEL KASHUBA близько, привабливі води Псла час був у руках німців,- а Дійсно там і муху забило б. Аж промовився. На рапорті оправду­ 399 Charles St., • Coatesville, Pa. ти, що поміщиця доживала свій криють в собі небезпеку: в бага­ ті". пік, доволі тяжко, бо, не дивля­ бопьшевики стояли десь аж „Виходить, що місто тепер у нагло затрубіло: „Перестати вався, що він аби не заснути, тьох місцях річки може наткну­ стріляти" і „відкинути замки" стрілив, от так собі „на страх во­ чись на свої літа, Катерина Федо­ під Калінковичами, тому німці руках наших повстанців" — ЮВЕЛІР тися на кручі. Але час минав, (остання команда унеможливлює рогам". Галушка став знатною рівна любила використати час не дівчина підростала, і селянин почували себе тут у повній промовив -Я;— ііби-як. Вона влаштовувала різні безпеці і часто залишали місто „Ви не помилились, ВІД­ будь який необережний постріл). особою. Його нагородили хрес­ CHARLES &•CHARLES спокійно дивився на те, коли во­ Ми це виконали, не знаючи при­ прогулянки в ліс, плавання на на руки місцевої української ПОВІВ гість, — бо Кобрин тепер том і добрим годинником, яким 191 Ave. • в, Comer 12th St| на вже дорослою красунею, зі чини наглої перерви. Генерал і дуже тішився. човні, або забави в свосму гар­ влади, а самі виїздили до Бе­ у руках стрільців північної New York % N. V. сплетеним з польових квітів він­ старшини спостерегли в далеко- Telephone: CA.. 8-1889 ному просторому будинкові, що ком на голові, пропадала над во­ рі стя, де було розташоване їх­ групи „Української повстансь­ В Оріенбаумі десятками тисяч майже завжди був переповнений виді, що „хтось" ходить по тій Годинникар 1 юаілср від 1905 p. дами Псла. Та нещастя трапи­ нє централнье управління. кої Армії або, як ми кажемо, куль не забили песика, а тут од­ Агенція на гарні шваяцарські та гостями з різних кутків україн­ Так було і того вечора і всі ми площі, ген, під лісом, яку ми не­ нією кулею в повітрі влучено лі­ лось тоді, як він не чекав його; Групи УПА — північ, а ваш милосердно обстрілювали. Ви­ американські годинники та біжуте­ ської землі. знали, що в місті жадного нім­ така. Чи не дивно? рію. Всю працю виконується у вла­ одного дня дівчина не вернулася. гість — команпир тої групи". слано ордннарця-верхівця для 3. Скорострільчики знають, що в сній робітні. ОДІ.Н рік гарантії. Здавалося поміщиця зовсім не Стурбований селянин довго блу­ ця нема. Я тоді завідував місь­ Тільки тепер я зрозумів, перевірки. Ми напружували очі й Першій світовій війні, в російсь­ відчувала старости, хоч була де­ кав берегами ріки, шукав її в то­ ким шпиталем і, зробивши ве­ який гість завітав до мене. Це лише бачили, що ординарець ско­ що дивачкою. варишок, але даремно; вона чірній огляд хворих, пішов з кій армії, уживали 3 роди скоро­ • Професійні оголошення • був Одноокий Отаман, що ось чив з коня, щось взяв з землі і І, І, -• — ..—1.1 - .... J» ,..,..—І • . ,„ • Якраз тоді до Гадяча приїхав зникла без сліду. Прибитий горем стрілів: „Максима" взірця 1905 р. лікарні до свого будинку, що уже півроку неподільно панує вертався до генерала. За кілька молодий вчитель Дмитро Сидоро­ чоловік стратив надію на те, щоб австрійський „Швацльозе", які Dr. Med. Ri.TYLBOR стояв окремо позаду лікарні у хвилин ми довідалися, що там 59 East 3rd St. (коло 2nd Ave.) N.V.C. вич Орлик і буп в короткому часі її знайти живою, і молив Бога, над всією нашою округою; це дісталися, як трофеї і „Кольта" дворі, — таме жив лише я о- була людина, ім'я якої німці був маленький песик, який „бі­ TeL ORameccyJJ-3993 познайомлений своїми співпра­ щоб він повернув її хоч мертвою, для кінноти. Найбільше було ско­ внутрішні недуги. Flouroscony.X-Ray дин. Виставивши на стіл усі завжди згадували з великою гав за кулями". Нічого йому не цівниками з Катериною Федорів­ щоб поховати її по-християнсько­ страви та залишивши, як на­ рострілів „Максима". Він тяж­ Electrocardiograph, A'najysis. Перево­ пошаною; це була людина, що димо аналізу крони для супружах ною, та радо почав вчащати до му і знати де її могила. Так ми­лежить, одно вільне місце при її садиби, почуваючи себе в ній, нуло два роки... її слово було законом для всьо ДОЗІЗОЛІП.. столі, я сів за вечерю. Рапто­ го населення, бо всі знали, що Офісові годжин: щодня 1-5 1 5-8 р.ш. як у Бога за дверима. Поміщиця нострій. Обоє за плечима мали . В неділі від 10-2 шшоа. Одної ночі, саме в літню пору, вий стук у двері моєї хати ме­ лише він рятує їх від кривди, ні народи, вони зрозуміють, ставилася до молодого вчителя кріси. коли в хаті було душно, селянин не ніяк ие здивував, бо майже яку чинили різні займанці. Са що наша повстанська армія — надзвичайно ласкаво, що дуже ,.Пане полковнику! — звер­ Dr. 8. CHERNOFF вирішив спати в конюшні на сіні. кожного вечора до мене при­ мс ця людина змусила німців, то увесь наш нарід, який бо­ тішило товариша Дмитра, Олек­ Нерабаром його пробудив якийсь нувсь „німець" до мого гостя. 223 — 2nd Ave., (Con 14th St.) N.Y.C. ходили кілька разів з лікарні, рятуючи своїх вояків від заги­ ровсь, бореться Й буде боро­ TeL ORamercy. 7-7697 сія. Він був певний, що Катерина шум. Він не міг зрозуміти, що ді­ — Наші хлопці вже коло лі­ Федорівна любить молодого вчи­ коли комусь з хворих роби­ белі, додержуватись неписаної тись проти большевицького Острі fi довгочасні недугя чоловіків ялось довкола нього: здавалося, карні'." 1 жінок. Шкірні. X-Ray. Роздуття теля як сина, але скоро переко­ лось гірше. Але, відчинивши угоди і ніколи не зачіпати ук­ рабства доти, аж поки не буде його коні позривалися і бігають — „Добре, хлоп'ята! Ми за­ жал лідувмо без оггврації Переводи­ нався, що це не було так. Живу­ двері, я побачив перед собою раїнських партизан, а зате вільним. Воля для нашого на­ мо аналізу кропи для супружнх по конюшні. Цей тупіт і пробудив раз разом із лікарем їх влаш­ чи в розкошах, поміщиця не мог­ незнайому мені людину у біло­ партизани .дозволяли вільно роду — це повітря, і він знав, дозволів, — Офісові годнил; Що­ селянина, але в темряві він не міг туємо", -г— промовив мій гість дня від 10 рапо до 6:45 ввечорі. ла в»к придумати, які ще ноунп, му кожушку з сивою шапкою рухатись. їшепьщМ- військо­ що здобути й можна лише нічого •бачитиі Вставши я аійа і почав одягати кожушок. В яедШ від » Л 1~атадь~*~~ 11J І'ЩШвгї'у чіяиілл Д шшшш- вим частинам по опанованій знищивши большевизм, ЯКИЙ КГЗАЯЙШЩІЯ $S.0e. - було б викинути витребеньки; За півгодини хлопці вже ле­ він помацки пішов туди, де стоя­ ми аж за коліна, халявами, я- ними окрузі. Тож Бог послав скрізь несе з собою рабство. нарешті на старости років, ма­ ли його коні. Вони були на міс­ ка, привітно усміхнувшись, Тож вільний світ колись пере­ жали в .окремій палаті, а Одно­ мені у Свят-Вечір єдину люди­ буть, підкусив її диявол, бо вона цях, лише неспокійно тупали ко­ промовила: „Слава Україні! конається, що єдиний шлях окий Отаман, дякуючи мені за закохалася в красуня Дмитра ну, яка добре знала дійсний питами і іржали. Не розуміючи Приймайте господарю, гостя!" зберегти волю — це наш шлях гостину .та прохаючи догляну­ IBM ШИЇИНК Сидоровича. стан речей і тому мені цікаво причини їхнього неспокою, чоло­ Запросивши його до хати, я — шлях безкомпромісової бо­ ти йоі о хлопців, сів на воза і FUNERAL HpME Одного чудового літнього вечо­ v вік почав гладити і заспокоюва­ було узнати його думку про поїхав разом із своїми стріль­ ^COMPLETELY AlRCONDITIONED ра, коли перші зорі замигкотілн повів до столу. Людина скину­ ротьба, а єдиний шанс на пе­ ти їх. Це забірало йому досить сучасне становище. цями. ЗАВІШАЄТЬСЯ ПОХОРОНАМИ на небі, і свіжий вітерець прили­ ла кожушок, повісила його ра­ ремогу — це допомога наро­ багато часу, і після того він не „Тож тепер, — почав я, — В СТЕИТІ нув від Псла, приносячн з собою зом із шапкою на гачок і зай­ дам поневоленим московським На Водохрища я взнав, що міг заснути відразу. Так минуло коли ми вже трохи перекуси­ веселі рохкання жаб; у садибі шла до кімнати. Я побачив пе­ імперіялізмом. На цей шлях саме гої різдвяної ночі пов­ NEW JERSEY кілька хвилин тишини. Незаба­ ред собою кріпко збудованого ли, чи не були б ви такі ласка­ вільний світ мусітнме стати, станці Одноокого Отамана до­ поміщиці зібралися безжурні гос­ ві сказати мені, чи большеви- цти ПРИСТУПш -для ВСІХ ті, дзвінко наспівуючи жартівли­ ром коні занепокоїлися ще силь­ чоловіка років за 50, з зовсім якщо пін хоче зберегти собі щенту розбили великий відділ Обслуга чесна і найкраща. ніше... сивим волоссям на коротко о- ки поб'ють німців? Це не про­ волю, якщо він хоче зберегти „красшгх партизан", що гра­ У вкладку смутку в роднпі вих пісень. Між ним був і Дмитро ста цікавість, це для мене пи­ Сидорович з Олексієм. Дмитро (Продовження буде). стриженій голові, з гарно ви­ свої культурні надбання. Без бували селян довкола Кобрн- як в дека*д*в 1 в мочі! голеним обличчям та з густи­ тання життя й смерти, бо за­ участи поневолених народів в на. А через тиждень після Во­ Сидорович почував себе прекрас­ лишатись тут при большеви- но; весело сміявся, розказавши Ьоііди Перемоги. ми сивими бровами над єди­ боротьбі проти большевиків дохрища до лікарні увечорі ках я ке можу вже хоч би то­ якісь жарти, або страшні опові­ Для кращого завтра купуйте ним зрячим оком; друге, зов­ вільний світ не зможе розбити під'їхало дві селянські підво­ сім біле, було напівзакрите му, що в моїй лікарні лежати­ Москви Й сам загине, а наш ди і забрали зміцнілих за цей повікою. Я попросив його сіда­ муть ваші стрільці". — „Це непокірний нарід буде фізично час стрільців. Весною того ж 129 GRAND STREET, І^УВАГА! ФИЛАДЕЛФІЯ. ПА., І ОКОЛИЦЯ'^ ти і наливши горілки в чарки правда! Тому можу вас запев­ знищений большевиками, як року я мусів покинути Кобрин cor. WarreiT Street, та підсунувши смажену рибу й нити, що всі німці покотяться це зроблено з калмиками, то­ і подався на Захід. Тож більше JERSEY CITY 2, N. 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