The Ukrainian Weekly 1946

фщ і • .» •• ..... • -v • • •- Український Щоденник Ukrainian Daily РІК UV. Ч. 122. VOL. UV. No. 122. -Лііи- • «• ЕЗ - SECTION II. *Д< ЗЙ*;ч.~«Л' ! .; , . .* • •*' . ;• «j •"•'.' • ; Г." t/SS>' .... .jj»r J- ШШ Шкіжіт 41е-. • Dedicated to the needs and interest of young Americans of Ukrainian descent НаїР' NEW YORK and JERSEY CITY, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1946 VOL. ХГУ '• SA£ І• u. *^- • - .Ukrainian Canadian Congress Scores Asserts Reds Determined To Lure Canadian lunism Youth CJBGES ADMITTANCE OF UKRAINIAN DPS Drew Warns Ukrainian Congress to Caution Young People Against On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs tative of the latter, incidentally, Dr. Communist Doctrine day, June 4, 5, 6, a congress of Can- Luke Myshuha, delivered an address A strong warning was presented to of Canada during the war. Ukrain gress of Canadians of Ukrainian de at the Ukrainian Canadian congress. delegates and members of the Uk ians of Canadian stock may well use scent took place in Toronto, Ontario, Since no press releases have been rainian Canadian Congress in Massey that freedom of speech which is al under the auspices of the Ukrainian received from the Canadian conclave Hall Tuesday when Premier George lowed them in Canada, he said. <3anaaian Committee, headed by Rev. as yet, we reprint below several of A. Drew predicted the possibility "You are now planning a future fir. Wasyl Kushnir, who during the the reports on the gathering as they of widespread Communism and urged world, a great world, and may I urge previous weekend had appeared as the delegates to plant into the minds strongly that you keep alive in the guest speaker at the Third Congress appeared in the Toronto press, not ably the "Evening Telegram" (for of their children that Communist pro minds of your children who were of Americans of Ukrainian Descent paganda is dangerous. born in Canada a love of the country held in Washington, D. C. under the warded by Andrew Melnyk of Con necticut, who attended the congress „Communism," he said, "is work and traditions from which you your auspices of the Ukrainian Congress selves came," he said. •Committee of America. A represen as guest.) ing among our youth. We must or ganize ourselves to keep the minds "Not only should you think of the of these young people free from that • country in which you live. You will destructive poison. We must lead them j be better Canadians if you keep in Immigration Policy Urged Aiding 'Displaced to love the simple things and ancient ] your hearts all those things your faiths, and that there is no freedom 1 parents loved before you." Person'Also Is Boon To Canada in this godless doctrine which the Canadians, he added,, have bene- Ukrainian Canadian Congress Told Soviet Menaces World by Murderous Communists are spreading across ! fitted from their contacts with the Conspiracy Canada. We should leave no doubt I Ukrainian people, who have brought in anyone's mind that the red flag from their land their literature, Stressing the urgent need of im- ] empire but an economic-slave em- will never fly across Canada." j poetry and music, all of which has migration to Canada of people of pire as well." Premier Drew, who receved a ter enriched the Dominion. foreign extraction, Anthony Hlynka, Ail Based on Falsehood rific ovation from the large gather World Issue MP, toicl a meeting of the Ukrainian ing of representatives from every Canadian Congress in Massey Hall He added that the whole Com province in Canada, added that there ! The greatest issue facing the world that tmless such a program is fol munist movement is based on a lie is a> great fight ahead, one that is today is not between peace and war, lowed our natural increase in popula —a denial of all morality, a denial just as real as the fight on the battle but between peace and total destruc tion will be only three millions in the of ail justice, of all spiritual values, field; a fight which would preserve tion, Hon. Paul Martin, Secretary of next 45 years. and of Cod himself. freedom itself. I State, told a meeting of the Con- "" 'That means," he said, "that by During the Concert in Massey Hall 1 gress last night. 1990, if unaided by immigration, last evening Walter Tucker, MP for "Red Fascism" і If there is no peace, he added, the Canada's total population would Rosthern, Saskatchewan, said that "We Canadians, all who subscribe world cannot face the great prob amount to 15,000,000. From 1990 on, there is an attempt at the present to the price of freedom, have a duty lems which lie ahead. according to calculations of the Do time to undermine freedom of speech to ourselves and the rest of the 1 "I don't say that the United Na minion Bureau of Statistics, our pop- in Canada. He saw little possibility world," he said. "I have never been tions Organization is going to bring illation will decline in numbers." of success. able to see the difference between the peace to the nations," he continued He urged the further extension of Outlining the place Ukrainians black fascism in Italy, the brown in "but I do say that unless it does then immigration laws to enable thousands have taken in the history of Canada, Germany and the red of communism. you and I face a rather dismal of Europeans in displaced persons' &f Tucker explained that in 1901 "As far as I'm concerned this war world." csmpsto come to the Dominion. | there were only 10 000 Ukraimanem was fought in vain if we have de In a strong plea for unity among •The displaced persons are a direct Canada. In 1941 there were 305,000, stroyed the evils of Nazism to let nations, Mr. Martin urged his listen- responsibility of the United Nations,", the sixth largest foreign population the red flag take its place." : ers to gather together so that their he added. "Canada, being a'member ш Canada. He gave a brief history of .Premier Drew told his audience actions might be symbolic of what of the United Nations and a signa- the Ukrainian Canadian Congress that it was not for them to say what Canadians of foreign" descent can do tory of the United Nations charter,' from its inception in 1941 to the government there would be in Rus for the world. should assume a share of the respon- Present day, and congratulated mem- sia, but it was for them to say that He told of how, 55 years ago, the dbility in an effort to solve this bers on the work they did during Moscow will not impose that form first Ukrainian arrived in Canada. gigantic problem." 'the war Уеаг8 and their Plans for the of government on any other people. Today there are approximately 400,- * _ future. The United States and the British 000 occupying various sections, most Opportunities Fewer (Toronto Evening Telegram, Empire, he added, standing together, ly in the west. The comparatively small popula- . June 6, 1946) can insist upon those recognitions of In referring to the Canadian Citi tion of Canada, he said, makes it j freedom which Russia subscribed to zenship bill, which has not, as yet, at Yalta and San Francisco. I become law, he told the large audi SSft& rf-SSSS Four-Year Scholarship The premier paid tribute to the ence that that the government wishes fewer opportunities here, and rewards •- *YT м,|ц^ TT work done by the Ukrainian people (Concluded on page 6) In the United States are much higher4 \У0П$fy MlSS #НЄГПіаП "Persons who are born, raised andf , • , | educated.in Canada, and^who show .^ ^ ^ ^ & ^^ Soviet Target of Ukrainians great .promise, are forced tojeave uj^j^ BMch 99 and graduate of for more attractive fields, never to ^^ ^ . Concessions to Soviet Russia are the resolution, passed at a meeting gUn ffigh Qas &ward detrimental to the principles of free presided over by Very Rev. W. Kush return, he said. ^ a full.tuition scholarship-$200 per dom, liberty and democracy, the Uk nir of Winnipeg, head of the Ukrain Professor Watson Kirkconnell sug- ye&T for four yeare_to College rainian Canadian Committee declared ian Catholic Church in Canada and gestedthat it would be appropriate j^gerjccrdia, according to an an- in a resolution unanimously passed president of the committee since its for some brave nation to complain ^ouncement щ the Wilkes-Barre Ro at the closing session here yesterday Ґ formation. The committee urged to the United Nations Security Coun- ^^ of June и of its second congress. The first con-1 that no further concessions be made cU thaiithe regime fS^/^w^'Herman is the daughter of gress was held in Winnipeg in 1943,; to communism by "freedom-practic thousand times ^more than that of .^ ^ ^ Q Herman of g three years after the committee was j ing, democratic nations." Prknco, constitutes a standmg men- .^ J& ц Hef f&ther ^ ^ formed by the union of five Ukrain-| Three other resolutions criticized ace to the peace of the world. Trident 'of the Ukrainian National ian-Canadian organizations which in- j' the Soviet. One "expresses anxiety >We have seen that the explicit t^sociation. At the high school gra- dividually have shown antagonism toj that the principles of the Atlantic puj-pose of the present Soviet regime Nation exercises Miss Herman also communism. ( Charter and the Four Freedoms have 1 is, not legitimate security against ^8 awardfed a citation by the Na- "Communism by its nature is de- j not been applied to nations and peo outside interference, but a program ^^j Honor Society, based on char- structive, not constructive, and its ples liberated from the enslavement 0$ world conquest ' through armed--^^ g^^^scholarship and loyal- plan and program is to create and to' of one form of totalitarianism and ffttfei-tfBd-murderous consptracy,'* ^e-ty-- дег J^^J.

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