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The Ukrainian Weekly 1966, No.36 www.ukrweekly.com REPORT ARRESTS AND TRIALS OF Bohdan Zorych, UNA V.P., JJNA Representative Attends UCCA BOARD, COMMITTEES INTELLECTUALS IN UKRAINE Tours Western Canada Citizenship Conference HOLD PRE-CONGRESS MEETING NEW YORK, N.Y. — Some Ukrainian writers from Kiev, TORONTO, Ont. — Bohdan '^WASHINGTON, D. C. — NEW YORK. N. Y. — With і Since the program book 70 persons, mostly intellectu­ three of the writers were ad­ Zorych, Supreme Vice-Presi­ Nearly 350 delegates from the Ninth Congress of the U-|must be printed before the als and student leaders, were mitted to the courtroom for dent of-the Ukrainian Na­ across the United States took krainian Congress Committee Congress, the committee ap­ arrested, tried and convicted the sentencing on April 28. tional Association and Direc­ part in the four-day Nationalі of America only two weeks peals to all delegates to send last year in several major tor of its Canadian Office, away, the various committees their names in on or befora Sentences Conference on Citizenship cities of Ukraine, according left here Saturday, September here from September 11th are stepping up activity in September 26. Delegates can to information released here The sentences ranged from 10, on a wide-ranging tour of through the 14th. It was.the preparation for the gathering actually - register until the last week by the Proiogue Re­ 8 months to 6 years. Follow­ Canada's Western provinces twenty-first such gathering of delegates in New York Oc­ opening session of the Con­ search and Publishing Asso­ ing, in alphabetical order are where he will visit major cen­ Jdnce the organization's es- tober 7-9 at the New York gress, but their mandates will ciation. the names of some of the ac­ ters of Ukrainian settlement. abjishment in 1946 in Phila- Hilton Hotel. have to be verified by the The UCCA Executive Board voting committee. The Execu­ The news of mass arrests cused and their prison terms: Stimulate Interest lphia. was reported earlier this Chubaty, first name unknown, Representing the Ukrainian and five committees met here tive Board urges all organi­ year, but at that time only a teacher from Ternopil, 4 Mr. Zorych's trip is intend­ ational Association at the last weekend at the New York zation to send in the names the names of Ivan Svitlych- years; Hereta, a scholar from ed to stimulate UNA activity nference was Walter So­ Hilton to discuss problems of their representatives now ny and Ivan Dziuba were re­ Ternopil, 4 years; Yaroslav in areas where branches al­ chan, Supreme Vice-President relating to the Congress and so that they can be included liably ascertained. Hevrych, a student from Kiev, ready exist and to plant seeds and head of the Recording Walter Sochan made and number of decisions in the program book. where it has not yet taken on the mechanics of the pro­ More Information 5 years; Bohdan Horyn, art Department. Program Book and literary critic from Lviv, shape. It is mostly in the The National Conference on Delivering the keynote ad­ ceedings. In the meantime, Prolog, eastern provinces of Canada, In addition to the Executive The book, in addition to the 6 years; Mykhaylo Horyn, a Citizenship, a non-political, dress on "Support of Free­ list of delegates, will consist which specializes in research scholar from Lviv, 6 years; notably Ontario and Quebec, Bohdan Zorych non-profit organization with dom — the Law and the Bal­ Board, the following commit­ on the current developments that the UNA has establish­ tees also met in sessions: the of reports of individual mem­ Hryn, an associate of the patriotic and educational ob­ lot" was J. Edward Day, for­ bers of the Executive Board, in Ukraine, has been able to Ukrainian Academy of Sci­ ed firm bases of operation In his travels, the UNA jectives, embraces some 700 mer Postmaster General of convention committee, by-laws gather more information with the rate of annual vice-president will visit smal­ organization, resolutions and UCCA policy statements on ences, from Kiev, 3 years; njember-groups. It was char­ the United States. ' significant issues, informa­ about the arrests, including Ivashchenko, a newspaper­ growth showing promising re­ ler communities of Ukrainians tered by the U.S. Congress m membership committees. the names of some of those sults. Manitoba, the home in the expansive provinces of Group Meetings tion on the Ukrainian Nation­ man from Lutsk, 2 years; lfe53. Registration al Fund, lists of UCCA arrested and their terms of Sviatoslav Kara van sky, a province of former UNA au­ British Columbia, Alberta and Purposes Mr. Sochan took an active imprisonment. ditor Volodymyr Kossar, has Manitoba. In addition to talks Chairing the Executive branches and Ukrainian A- journalist, poet and transla­ part in the various group Board session was Joseph Le- merican national organiza­ As reported earlier, the ar­ tor from Odessa. He had been been also sufficiently pene­ with UNA officers, he will be Its main aims and purposes, as stated in the charter, are meetings discussing civil sawyer, UCCA Executive Di­ tions, the program of the rests — which began in July, sentenced in 1944 to 25 years, trated and substantial pro­ spending a great deal of time responsibilities and law en­ gress has been made in re­ visiting centers of Ukrainian "to support and strengthen rector. Others presiding over Congress and the like. 1065 — took place through­ released after serving half of forcement. Stressing the im­ the sessions of committees The Congress will mark the out Ukraine: in Kiev, Odessa, his term, and now returned cent years in that area. But activity here and meeting with the efforts of the people in maintaining the blessings of portance of participating in were: Julian Revay (conven­ 25th anniversary since the Lutsk, Lviv, Ternopil, Ivano- to prison in the Mordovskaya British Columbia and Alberta their leadership. Assisting Mr. elections, Mr. Sochan com­ still represent regions of rath­ Zorych in his efforts to sti­ freedom and justice, and in tion committee), Atty. John establishment of the UCCA Frankivsk. At least 70 per­ ASSR; Y. Kuznetsova, a pared the civil rights and lib­ Roberts (by-laws), Ivan Ba- ашіЧпе 16th anniversary since sons, the majority of them scholar from Kiev, 4 years; er mild UNA activity in spite mulate interest in the UNA protecting and perpetuating the principles and ideals upon erties of U.S. citizens with zarko (organization and mem. the creation of the Ukrainian intellectuals, were arrested or Martynehko, an engineer from of large centers of Ukrainian will be John Hewryk, UNA those of Soviet citizens. population.Of the total 87,009 Supreme Auditor from Winni­ which this nation was found­ bership); Anthony Dragan National Fund, the primary detained. Most of those ar­ Kiev, 3 years; Mykhaylo Ma- (resolutions). source of revenue for all rested were immediately tran­ syutko, a retired person from membership of the UNA, peg, Man. ed; to develop a more thor­ "In theory the Soviet con­ nearly 8,000 are residents of ough knowledge of citizenship stitution recognizes every It was reported that as of UCCA programs and activi­ sported outside the borders of Lviv, 6 years; Valentyn Mo- ties. the Ukrainian Republic for roz, a historian from Lutsk, Canada. rights and responsibilities; citizen's right to vote, but in September 15, a total of 263 questioning. The trials started UKRAINIAN FILM SHOWN inspire a deeper devotion to reality the provision is mean­ delegates were registered for The convention committee 4 years; Mykhaylo Oeadchy, also called for the largest in January, 1966 in Lutsk, a lecturer at Lviv University, Meets with Officers DURING FESTIVAL IN N.Y, citizenship obligations; en­ ingless since the citizen is the Congress, representing in­ courage ever more effective deprived of the right to dividual UCCA branches, na­ possible participation in the Ivano-Frankivsk, Ternopil, 4 years; Ozerny, a scholar While in Winnipeg, Mr. Zo­ NEW YORK, N.Y. — A and towards the end of April participation in citizenship ac­ choose." tional and local organizations. banquet, to be held Saturday, from Ivano-Frankivsk, 6 rych met with local UNA. Ukrainian film, "Shadows of October 8. It is expected that — in Lviv. years; Rusyn, a scholar from tivities and promote a spirit So far, 16 national organiza­ leaders in lengthy discussions Our Forgotten Ancestors," of cooperation on the part of Interested in UNA tions and 30 local have re­ a number of American politi­ Kiev, 3 years; Atanas Zava- on UNA affairs and programs. The Lviv trial was a closed was shown at Lincoln Center ail citizens." Many delegates showed in­ gistered delegates for the cal and civic leaders will at­ one, and not even the imme­ lykha, an artist from Ivano- The vice-president acquainted tend the affair as guest Frankivsk, 5 years; Zvary- on Monday, September ^'^i^'Froma small group of rep- terest in the programs and Congress. In addition, 21 diate relatives of the accused the officers and members with members of the Executive speakers. The delegates' re­ chevska, a scholar fromlMv, recent innovations and plan в part of the рго^гащ/#^ещ^шиуе8 0f public and activities of the UNA, in the were permitted into the court- fourth annual New York rntrf -patrHjtkTagenciee*airi6tkr agencies, ththee NNation . organized life of the Ukrain- Board and 40 members of the gistration fee of $25.00 in­ demands by a group of young 8 months. and offered suggestions on Festival. „ a] Conference on Citizenship ian American community, and Political Council enjoy full cludes tickets to the conven- room. Only after insistent (Continued on Page 3) how to expand UNA activity (Continued on Page 3) in this area. The film is based on a clas- has grown into a national or- in the plight of the Ukrainian voting rights.
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