The Ukrainian Weekly 1966, No.47

www.ukrweekly.com PERtH AMBOY UNA BRANCH Preparatory Committee for Senator Dodd Warns Against Ш HONORS SENlOR MEMBERS APPEAL "Make Believe" on Communism By MICHAEL FEDYNYSHYN WCFU to Meet in Toronto TO UNA MEMBERS TO CONTR1BUTE TO THE UCCA LEG1SLATOR HONORED AT 10TH ANNivERSARY NEW YORK, N.Y. - Pre– The Ad Hoc Committee Із PERTH AMBOY, N. J. - Perth Amboy, and its grow– NATIONAL FUND D1NNER OF CACEED AT OvERSEAS PRESS CLUB parations for the first World working through its Program ing participation in the com– 1N NEW YORK The Ukrainian National Asso– Congress of Free Ukrainians, and Organizing Commissions, ciation's "Zaporozheka Sitch" munity's social and political The last day of December of this year is also the scheduled to take place early each charged with specific NEW YORK. N.Y. The throughout the free world to Branch 155 held its annual affairs. deadline for sending in contributions to the National Fund in November of next year phases of preparatory work. Hon. Thomas J. Dodd, U.S. look upon the Russian revo– St. Michael's Day observance in listening to the warm of the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America for here, are being gradually The Program Commission, Senator from Connecticut, was lution as a brave new experi– here Sunday, November 20, reminiscences, many a young– 1966. Thus very little time remains for the fulfillment of stepped up in view of the headed by the very Rev. Dr. honored by the Conference of ment in the organization and at which five senior members er member marveled at the this civic obligation, which to a large extent determines relatively short time remain– vasyl Kushnir and based in Americans of Central and management of society . , . The were honored in a special spirit, the determination and the success of the activity of UCCA in the coming year. ing and the maze of problems Winnipeg, Man., has made Eastern European Descent handful of people who sought ceremony. the deep sense of involve– Keeping in mind the welfare of our Ukrainian commu– that a gathering of such considerable progress since (CACEED) at a dinner on to tell the truth about Russ– After Liturgy and Pana– ment that characterized the nity, we appeal to. the members of the Ukrainian National magnitude entails. the first meeting in preparing Saturday. December 3, 1966, ian communism were looked khyda services at the local early history of the organiza– Association to fulfill their responsibility and send in their texts of manifestos, declara– The Ad Hoc Committee of dedicated to the 10th anniver– upon as extremists . ." Ukrainian Catholic Church, tion and its pioneer-members. contributions for this year to the National Fund without tions and resolutions to be the Pan-American Ukrainian sary of the founding of Referring to the specula - members of the Branch as– Officers of the Branch's ex– delay. submitted to the congress. Conference, a body which is CACEED. The Senator was tion on Soviet desire for peace sembled at the Ukrainian Na– ecutive committee commended The UNA was one of the founders of the UCCA and The documents will again be in charge of convening the presented with an Anniversa– in viet Nam. he said that the tional Home for the annual the gesture of UNA'a Su– remains its constant, dedicated member. Our Branches reviewed by the entire Ad congress, will be meeting ry Award plaque, in recogni–, Kremlin wants to "see us get-together held in honor of preme Executive Committee and members have supported the UCCA for the past 25 Hoc Committee in session. again in Toronto, Ont., next tron of his service to the cause bogged down, for as long as the society's patron saint in honoring the Association's years with unstinting labor and contributions. We are cer– Monday and Tuesday, Decem– The Organizing Commis– of freedom. possible and with as many Five "young" old-timers, tain that they will again fulfill their obligation this year, senior members for their ber 11-12, according to an sion, headed by Joseph Lesa– men as possible." with a combined total of 282 service and dedication. The in which the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America wyer, Executive Yice-Presi– І announcement made public Policy Spokesman 1 years of membership in the recognition thus given will observes its 25th anniversary. dent of the UCCA, and based here last week by the Ukrain– in introducing the U.S. le– Critical of Concessions Ukrainian National Associa– inspire others to work with in New York, will tackle the ian Congress Committee of gislator, syndicated columnist Sen. Dodd was also highly tion, were the recipients of equal intensity for their or– December, 1966. more technical aspects of the America. John Chamberlin described critical of the recent conces– gold watches. ganization. program. Senator Dodd as "the most'sions we have made to the Theodore Hawrysh, mem– The Central New Jersey SUPREME EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The Ad Hoc Committee had in addition to Mr. Lesa– knowledgeable, most far– J Russians. He said that in re- ber since 1907, Philip Stutski, UNA District Committee ia of the already met twice this year wyer, other members of the lfcnytrp Wowk, and Nicholas sighted, and the most consist– j sponse to our concessions and pround of having had 11 UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION and worked out a draft pro- Commission are: Mrs. Helen Kolody, members since 1910, ently effective spokesman on і demonstrations of good will, senior members who were gram of the congress, as well Lotocky, Dr. Matthew Sta– and Dmytro Fedczyszyn, foreign policy in the U.S. the Russians have simply step- honored this year by indivi– as appropriate appeals, an– chiw. ignatius M. Billinsky, member since 1911, were giv– Congress." ped up their shipments of dual Branches. Others, in ad– RED CH1NA 1S MA1N CONCERN nouncements and declarations Anthony Dragan, Dr. Walter eu recognition for long years Senator Dodd, in accepting arms to the anti-Western gov– dition to the four Branch 155 that will be submitted to the Dushnyck, and Dr. volody– of service to the UNA. Mr. the award, warned against a.ernments in the Middle East, old-timers are: Mary vatral, congress for approval. myr Mychajliw. Fedczyszyn was the only OF u.s. FOREIGN POLICY misreading of the nature of and "have provided the bulk Andrew Stryvus, Nicholas Re– senior member unable to be NATlONAL FOREiGN POLlCY CONFERENCE FOR Soviet and vietnamese com– of the funds as well as top dus and John Kozak (the last present due to recent hospi– ED1TORS AND BROADCASTERS HELD r Pre-Collegiate Panel at NYU munism. І leadership for the vast appa– talization. two deceased) of Branch 104; IN WASHINGTON "During the 1930's," he ratue of subversion set up at John Stek, Branch 168; and said, "it was the vogue (Continued on Page 3) Each of the honorees pre– WASHINGTON, D.C. - blish information presented Discusses Academic Careers sent recalled briefly the early John Ginda, Branch 209 in by the speakers without at - Reversals in foreign policy, New York, N.Y. - The U– After a few opening words history of the organization in Carteret, N.J. tributing it to individual of– an acute economic crisis at кгаіпіап Club of New York by Miss Sawyckyj, modera– ficials or to the particular Dr. Kalba Named Director of home, ideological cleavages University at Washington tor, the panelists. began dis– agencies they represent. within the Communist bloc Square sponsored a panel die– cussions of admission require– Ukrainian Canadian Committee S. Hawrish is Named 'Ukrainian and an internal power struggle included among the partic - cussion for pre-c о 11 e g і a t e ments, college board examina– WINNIPEG, Man. - Dr. 1 have led Red China, to a dog– ipants of the conference were high-school students here in tions, advanced placement Of the Year by Graduates Club matic militancy that poses a the following representatives Jaroslaw S. Kalba. of Mon– Loeb Student Center at the courses, and scholarship pos– treal, Que., is the new execu– in the Winnipeg Ukrainian threat to world peace. of the Ukrainian press: Washington Square сатриз sibilities at the different col- tive director of the Ukrainian WINDSOR, ont–Mrs. RJ– Consequently, the develop– Dr. Matthew Stachiw (Na– community, and involved their on Sunday, November 20th. leges. The panelists spoke Canadian Committee, a poet chard (Sally) Hawrish of ments in Red China and their rodna volya), Mstyslaw B. children in community affairs Handzia Sawyckyj, a sopho– objectively about the good which has been vacant since Windsor, Ont., was awarded effect on world events con; Dot пуску (America), Rev. Dr. more at NYU and chairman and bad departments at their the sudden death of volody– j stitute the' mafc5 concern of Constantine Berdar (Ameri– star, Mrs. Hawrish particlpat of this event said that "we colleges in order to orient myr Ko'ch'an in June of this U.S. foreign policy . ca). Dr. Walter Dushnyck ian Graduates Club of Detroit- ed in the activities of the v ( felt that many high-school prospective BtUdents on the year. '' church school, in the Ukrain– This is apparent in view of (UCCJA publications), Joseph Windsor at the organization's students, lacking appropriate advantages and disadvantages Mr. Kalba, a lawyer by pro– ian language school, and in the statements made by high- Lesawyer, Anthony Dragan annual dinner-dance here on guidance services in their of attending particular uni– fession, has been associated ranking representatives of the and Zenon Snylyk (Svoboda). Saturday, October 22nd. several youth organizations, schools, were uncertain of versities. in recent years with American U.S. Government at a two-day Mrs. Hawrish was" nominat– including SUM of Canada.

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