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The Ukrainian Weekly 1961 • Address: То ігіиііо •pportaal- The Ukrainian Weekly ties tor children and yoath 81-83 Grand Street to realise their fall poten­ Jersey City 3, N. J. Tel. HEnderson 4-0237 tial for а creative life la SVQBODA Direct New York City Line: freedom and dignity." УКРАЇНСЬКИЙ ЩОДЕННИК UKRAINIAN О АІІУ BArclay 7-4125 D. D. Eisenhower Ukrainian National Aas'n The Ukrainian Weekly Section TeL HEnderson 6-8740 ИК LXVIIL 4. 123 SECTION TWO SVOBODA, THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY, SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1961 SECTION TWO No. 123 VOL LXVin SUPREME EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Russell Ник Is Sheriff Editorial YOUTH LEADERS HEAR REPORTS OF U.N.A. HOLDS MEETING Of Hartford THE NATIONS' BIRTHDAYS ON STAMP, MONUMENT JERSEY CITY, .N J., June the last UNA convention. Since In the next four days, two great sovereign nations on this 27 (Svoboda) — First full the delegates to the conven­ continent will have celebrated their birthdays. NEW YORK, N.Y.. June 27. "W.iat is really needed now," (Staff) — The Ukrainian Con­ he stated, "is that Ukrainians monthly meeting of the newly tion are usually selected on the Today, July 1, is the Dominion Day in Canada. Ninety reshuffled Supreme Executive basis of their organizational gress Committee of America and their friends everywhere four years ago, on July 1, four provinces of British North held another meeting with the in this country write to their Committee of the Ukrainian success, this current campaign, America formed the first federal union in the British Empire, National Association took place being a pre-convention one, representatives of Ukrainian own Congressmen, and urge *" yesterday, June 26, in the should be decisive for would be giving birth to the new nation known as Canada. youth organizations. This one them to support Cong. Lesin- Home Office, here. delegates. The next convention On Tuesday is tbt famous Fourth of July, the Independence took place last evening in the ski's resolution, and to notify The day-long meeting which is to take place in May, 1962 in Day of the United States of America, marking the event which Ukrainian Institute on 79th Postmaster General Day of was chaired for the first time New York. took place on that date in 1776, when the thirteen colonies Street and Fifth Avenue here. their interest in the matter." by Joseph Lesawyer in his ca­ Full support was given to declared their Independence from Britain, througforevolutionary [Meetings of this sort have Mr. Julian Revay. who is the pacity as Supreme President the competition started by the means. been initiated a few months office administrator of the was attended by all the officers Toronto District Committee The significance of the two events is that today, while ago by the UCCA to familiarize Shevchenko Memorial Commit­ of the association—Stephen which promised to organize both these countries enjoy full sovereignty, under democratic the younger members of the U- tee reported on this wide-range project to erect a monument of Kuropas, Supreme Vice Presi­ 500 additional members, and systems of government, and while they maintain good neigh­ krainian community with the dent; Mrs. Ann Herman, Sup­ challenged other district. com­ latest developments in the work Taras Shevchenko in Washing­ reme vice President ess; Dr. borly relations along the 3,000 miles of their common and on* ton. D. C. mittees to do the same. The defended frontier, each demonstrates the possibility of enjoying of this central body. ] Jaroslaw Padoch. Supreme Sec­ Supreme Executive Committee retary and Roman Slobodian, freedom under different system of democratic rale, and the fact John O. Flis, In his capacity Two Parts Of Project decided to award the UNA that sovereignty may be achieved by different means. For while as UCCA'e youth co-ordinator Supreme Treasurer. Dr. Walter colors to the District Commit­ Gallon, head of the Auditing the United States became Independent by staging a revolution, chaired yesterday's meeting. In summarizing the whole tee which wins this competi­ question he divided it into two Committee and Anthony Dra- Canada became a sovereign nation by a long series of evolu­ He introduced in turn Walter tion, during the convention. Dushnyck, editor of UCCA parts: The U. S. participation gan, Editor-in-Chief of Svobo­ Also at that time, active UNA tionary steps. da, also participated. HARTFORD, Conn.—Sworn house. In the picture, Lt Gov. publications, and Julian Revay in the venture, and that of U- organizers and secretaries will in last month as Sheriff of Armentano, second from right, In these times, when the cry of independence Is being staff director of the Shevchen­ krainian Americans. Mr. Lesawyer opened the be presented to the delegates, Hartford County was Russell is presenting Mr. Huk with the sounded throughout the world, and a number of methods are ko Memorial Committee to give On the one hand, he said, proceedings, and asked every­ and awarded their special pri­ sought to establish new states and to re-establish the once Huk, Supreme Adviser of the official certificate naming him reports on the activities with We have the law which pro­ one to stand for a minute of zes. The Committee expressed as sheriff. Others in the group, independent countries, the 185-year old United States of Ameri­ which they are associated. Ukrainian National Associa­ vides for the erection of the silence in honor of the late Mrs. 'the opinion that at least one left to right are High Sheriff ca and 94-year old Canada could serve as useful case studies Mr. Dushnyck dealt with the statue on public grounds, and Maria Bilyk, long-time Supreme tion. Lieutenant Governor An­ member per month should be Patrick Hogan, Mrs. Russell on how to build and maintain a sovereign nation. proposed Captive Nations Com­ three choice plots of land in Vice Presidentess of the UNA, signed by every secretary and thony Armentano conducted Huk, and Deputy High Sheriff mittee in the House of Repre­ the capital to choose from. who died recently in Chicago, organizer, between now and the ceremony at the court­ Julius Spisito. sentatives, and the develop­ On the other hand, there is Illinois. the convention. ments in the action to have the Then Treasurer Mr. Slobo­ High School Graduates Feted the moral and material aid The Supreme Secretary also Postmaster General issue a Ta­ from the Ukrainian community dian presented the financial informed the Executive Com- THE U.S. OBSERVANCE OF By Women's League ras Shevchenko stamp in com­ report, stating that since the in the USA. mitte about the new, stream­ New York, June 25 (Svobo­ of New York also вроке to the memoration of the Ukrainian last meeting S254.125.00 have CAPTIVE NATIONS WEEK Poet's centennial. Mr. Revay said that the ac­ lined membership application da) — Some fifty Ukrainian assembly, urging young high tion thus far looks very pro­ been invested by the associa­ form, and about the second tion in bonds, and $143,000.00 high school graduates were ho­ school graduates and prospect­ Resolution In Committee mising from the material point series of lectures for secretar­ By Freedom's Fads nored yesterday, at a banquet ive university students to take of view. He explained that no in mortgages. He also present­ ies and organizers which were He stated that the resolution ed for consideration by the It can be expected that many Khrushchev and Mao Tse- and ball in the Ukrainian Na­ part in organized student life previous fund-raising cam­ completed last week at Soyu- other Communist agitators tung know the power of "the tional Home here. when they begin their univer­ of Rep. Daniel J. Flood (D.-Pa) paign among Ukrainians has committee applications for new to set up this special committee mortgagee totaling 133,000.00. zivka, the UNA Estate. right now are stepping up their truth and, therefore, go to ulti­ The affair was arranged by sity studies. gathered such momentum, as Mr. Lesawyer next gave the mate extremes to prevent it is now in the Rules Committee, A summary of the current efforts along these lines in pre­ the District Council of the U- Representing ZAREVO, the this one has in the very short general run-down on various from reaching their captive and that prospects are good organizational campaign was paration for the ^observance of krainian National Women's Ukrainian academic society at period of time. As proof of aspects connected with the as­ peoples or in twisting it when for its passage. The UCCA given by Dr. Padoch. who said Captive Nations Week in the League and Mrs. Irene Padoch, the banquet was Albert Kipa this he cited Buffalo, N. Y. sociation. they cannot shut it'out com­ spokesman stressed the import­ that although significant gains United States' in mid-July. as president of the Council wel­ of City College, who welcomed where the local committee has "For during this week citizens pletely; і t.u" •••• comed the graduates and the graduates in behalf of bis ance of the Captive Nations already oversubscribed і t s have been recorded in the cam­ Also on the agenda of the Committee which would be­ paign, до. far, not all the pos­ meeting Were the question of of all backgrounds join with The Communist reaction Is a guests including the parents of organization which has 'mem­ quota, and announced that this nationalities groups from the sound indication that the big­ ressed the graduates. Repre­ bers among students and de­ come a clearing house for in­ is merely the first stage of the sibilities have been utilized by the next convention; possible formation on the true state of the secretaries and organizers changes of the UNA by-laws; Captive Nations in reasserting ger and more enthusiastic the sentatives of Ukrainian stu­ gree holders.
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