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PIKLXXV Ч. 165. SECTION TWO SVOBODA, THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1968 15 CENTS - 15 ЦЕНТІВ No. 165. VOL. LXXV Є Svoboda, largest l krainian Dally To Mark 75th Anniversary Sept. MS Thousands Of Ukrainian Youth Take Part in Rallies, JERSEY C1TY. N.J4-Svo-irole was fulfilled in Canada, boda, organ of the Ukrainian A crusading newspaper, National Association, and the Svoboda wag and ia a staunch oldest and largest Ukrainian–;advocate of self-determina– Conventions, Sports Meets Over Labor Day Weekend language newspaper in the tion and independence for U– free world, will be 75 years kraine, the largest and rioh– dd on September 15. 1968. est non-Russian nation in the National Tennis And Swimming Гііатпіопкіїірк On this occasion, the U– USSR. Over the years, the UYLNA HOLDS CMENT1GN 1N PHiUDELPHlA kr.iinian organizations. in– it Soyuzivka Attract Record Number Of Athletes Svoboda Press has published KAY KAJUUWXYK 1S ELECTED PltESlDKNT і. : the i'WA youth League. cluding the 470 Branches of books, pamphlets and bro– Bv HELEN P. SMTNDAK Th - UNA was represented thf Ukrainian National Asso– ichures for the purpose of dra– PHILADELPHIA pa. The by Advis; ra Anna Chopek fciation in the United States і matizing the cause of Ukrain– j І Ukrainian Youth League of :i.i; M;. ro ; EC Kuropas. and Canada, will mark thisjian freedom and the aspira– North America (UYLNA к aignal and important anniver– і tions of the Ukrainian people meeting here last weekend Select Bniuty aary with appropriate observ-jto live a free aid independent for its 35th annual co iven– ances, ceremonies and ban–! life. tion, elected Raymond J. Kar– Jean Pidkowicz. 17. of Л1- quets at which the role, the 1 Svoboda established a aab– biwnyk of Philadelphia as its lentown, wa 5 crowned "Miss lstorie mission and the im-J3tantial following; of readers president for 1968-69. UYLNA" dttring the ball. portance of Svoboda to the and subscribers0, not only l.n Mr. Knrbiwnyk, who has Other social events includ– ?.5 million Ukrainian immi– the United States, but also in served on the League's execu– ed a welcome dance Friday grant-s. their children and Canada, South America and tive board for the past two evening, an ope"-housi party graodchildr.-41 in the United Western Europe, in 1933, the years as treasurer and first Monday afternoon to wind up States and Canada is duly Ukrainian National Associa– vice-president, succeeds Da– the Convention and a buff.'t noted, assessed, analysed and tion began pubHjfiing its En.g– niel Bobeczko of Cleveland. and dance Saturday evening praised. Hsh weekly supplement. Tlte at which UYLNA members Ukrainian Weekly, and it inv Beacon for immigrants Other Officers of the League's early years mediately became an impor.– met for a reunion. The apprearance of Svobo– Lint Bnblish-language publi– Among the pioneers who da as the first regularly pub– Other new officers are: МгЦ. cation for the entire Ukram– attended the event were Mc. hshed Ukrairiian-1 an g u age Patricia Reynolds, Grosse ian community 4n the North and Mrs. John Stec, Philadcl– newspaper in this country Point, Mich., first vice-presi– American continent and for phia. who met ;it a League was the natural result of the dent; George Pankrath, Ro– students of Ukrainian Amer– Convention 28 years ago: Mrs. arrival of large masses of U– chester, N.Y.. second vice- ican life. Stephanie Kredensor, League kralnian emigrants from U– president; Robert Hussar. Svoboda was and is today a secretary in 1935-36; Miss kraine at the close of the last Rochester, treasurer; Caro!e loyal supporter of American Margaret Semenkiw cf Тгхя.ц. century, in those early days. Hussar. Rochester, recording Bohdan Kak. tennis tournament director, spraks during opening ceremonies. Weals of freedom among the who was the League's second Ukrainians were seriously secretary, and Pat Kochirka. Ukrainian people in this coun– Miss Ukraine and also served handicapped because they Pittsburgh, financial sccreta– KEKHONKSON. N.Y. A annexed the 1968 title in the in th? third set and serving try. thus furthering the ad– Jean Plnkowicz, as a secretary: Mrs. Stepha– were identified with immi– ry. record number of athletes, men's division by defeating at 30-0, Snylyk took a spill vancement of our American Miss UYLNA, receives trophy nie Wowchok. winner of the grants of the countries under The organization's advisors on the hard court and. li– pluralistic society. from outgoing president D. high jump in the first UYL– new champions in five of the .Lev v'orobkevyeh ("Cher– whose quotas they had been for the coming year are Oxa– though he did not injure him– With the arrival in this Boberzko. NA Olympiad, held in 1938; s?ven tennis divisions and nyk." Detroit). 6-3, .'J-6. 6-І. admitted, in most part, is na Len,yk, Rochester. Taras in the finals. A flashy net- self seriously, he lost his country of new Ukrainians A! Yaremko. Philadelphia, or– faster times in the swimmi g Russians, Austriaris, Ruma– Herbowy, Utica. N.Y., and rusher, with a twisting serve composure to go down 6-4r after World War 11 Svobodas it also resolved to support ganizer of the first Olympiad, competition highlighted the nians. and the like. Mr. -Bobeczko. District organ– and a booming overhea i. vorobkevych. former three- tasks and mission took on the establishment of the U– and Mrs. Yaremko, who met three-day sports meet here izere are John Nalepa. Eli– Jackiw, who is enteiing his time champion, had ЦШе Svoboda became a rallying special significance. Over 100, krainian Studies Chair at at a convention 29 years ago. over the Labor Day weekend. zabeth, N.J., Elaine Wolo^– ; s?nior'year at Utica College, trouble in the semis, whero point and a guiding light for 000 Ukrainian refugees and Harvard University and .o and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kitt. August 31-September 2. shyn. Youngstown, O.. Larry disposed of three top players he encoutered a tired and Ukrainian immigrants on the displaced person settled in take a more significant role Syracuse, N.Y. Blessed with ideal weather Senagursky. Rochester, and on the way to the finals, be– blistered Zenon „MatKi^sky North African continent- the United ?,tates,– and to in the development of th':?' - conditions ,,^,v -sunny and "Joe P^ronrtcsrA Hen town: Pn. ing on th? verge of defeat in (КЬК. Cherry" HBl,rNJ,), its Aral 'task"wns to help the them Svoboda was the coun– project. Concert pleasant, with temparatures Walter Bacad of New York each of the three three-sel– winning in two sets. 6-1. 6-1 Ukrainian settlers to be inte– selor and inspirer in their League members were urg– in the low 80s - which per– was elected to a three-year ters. He was behind 1-4 in the Earlier in the day. Matkiwsky grated into the American so– initial trying times of adjust– ed to participate in local and On the cultural side, the sisted until virtually the last term on the board of trustees third set against Askold Mo- had defeated last year's win– cial-ecomwnic, political and ment and rehabilitation. national activities marking UYLNA presented the igra smash on the courts, the na– of the League's cultural arm. si ji -hi ik (KLK. Buffalo), ner. Grorge Sawchak ("Try"" cultural pattern, its articles. As an organ of the largest the 75th anniversary of the Performance Group Sunday tional championships in ten– the UYLNA Foundation. struggled again in the quarter zub." Philadelphia), who v.-is editorials, comments and rv– Ukrainian American benevo– Ukrainian daily Svoboda. afternoon in a concert of U– nis and swimming were run The election of officers was final match with Alex Olynec forced to give up in the third ports in the Ukrainian lan– lent society, the Ukrainian Highlight of the four-day і krainian folk song:; and dan– off without a hitch to the held Monday afternoon, as ("Tryzuh." Philadelphia), and set. when, trailing 3-1. he dev– guage provided the first A– National Association (with convention, which had a re– ees. The group, directed by delight of organizers, compo– ,egat 8 nvr a n omc e!oped a severe muscle spasm mericanization schools for U– eighty eight thousand mem-l^ ! f ^ ^ ^ gistration of close to 120. W stove Wolownik of Chester, titdrs and the crowd of ov had to play the third s^t Mrm– krainians in America. bers and S34.500.00 in аз- '50 clubs concluded business the banquet-ball held Sunday day morning against Mike in the leg. j sessions in the Benjamin Pa., played a variety of mus:– І 000 spectators swarming Svoboda taught them A– sets) and as an expression of evening at the Ukrainian Shyan (KLK. Boston) in the Franklin Hotel, the conven– jcal instruments that included all ov; r Sovuzivka. merican history, the Ameri– free Ukrainian thought, Svo– Cathedral Hall. Several hu:i– J semis. Superb Tennis tion headquarters. the rlutsul mountaineer's can. system of government, boda is frequently attacked dred guests heard addresses j "tsvmbai"v" ' n A combined total of 182 vorobkevych, who was one the American way of life, and aLiiletcs 100 tennis play– service break awawy from an The J ac ki w-vorobkevy h by the Communist press in by Perrin C. Hamilton. ВЄСГЄ- ties of the eastern Ukrain– Protest Enslavement crs and 73 swimmers look- auspicious comeback after a match had all the elements it was the daily which urged Ukrnine. which accuses it of tary of Pennsylvania's De- jian domra. a pi '.-belied thr-ч - Of Ukraine part in what was the thir– three-year absence from the of emotional drama and su– Ukrainian immigrants to be– being an organ of "Wall partment of Projx;rties and stringed instrument resembl– teenth annual tennis tourna– tourney, passed his most sev– perb tennis. The first two spt ч come American citizens and "Stre?t imperialists" and "U– Supplies, and UNA President ing the mandolin. Taking note of the Soviet ment and the twplfth annual ere test in the quarter-finals wero decided on single service thus become full-f 1 e d gje і krainian bourgeois national– Joseph LeSffWyeri and watcn– Л HutSlll suite entitled invasion of O.ecb.oslovakia. swimming meet, sponsored by against Zenon Snyl;.'k (New- breaks, lxith times in the members of the young and ists." .d the sciection of a Miss "Holiday in the Carpathians'' the League declared itself in the Association of Ukrainian ark "Chornomprska SHch), fourth game. dynamic nation. Tlie same (Continued on p. 2) UYLNA of 1965). brought enthusiastic applause full support of the creation Sports Cliibr, in North Amer– Jackiw's partisans groaned Amo.ig distinguished guests from the audience аз the col– last year's semi-finalist and of a permanent Captive Na– (Continued on Page 3) at the bnhquet were Ass m– brfully-COStumed performers ica (USCAK) and organized eastern champ. Leading 4-3 tions Committee in the U.S bh man John Pezak and Mrs. ,ibv the Carpathian Ski Club TRADlTinNAL UNA DAY AT SnYUZlYKA :ini House of Representatives ^ Pezak of Albntown. Mrs. S,– interpreted Huteul songs (кіУК) investigate "Russian iraperi–. i(. Wowchok. "Provi– musi^, a lively Arkan ^ance TO MARK SVOBODA ANNIVERSARY nlisalist CommunusCommunistt enslavement^^, Д,^.,І,,І„,, treasurer, and a group dance which ІП- T"111' trophies and medals, id Thousands ОІ SUM A Youths KERHONKSON, NY. Tlie wide events honoring fche Association treasurer, vv ,,! honoring of over 20 subjugated ha corporflted shuffling steps ty– ' as tj,ic facihties. arc pr.)- traditional UNA Day. held UNA organ. led by the Цкгаіпіап Na– tions." Jerr; Pronko, a vice-president pical of the Carpathian і Attend Rttliy in EUenville, Л .1. each year during the third Thousands of guests are Ukrainian Wovking– :gion. ltiottal Association. Soyuzivka The or.70Jiizstion condemn– of ELLENVILLE, N.Y. Over i:ndcr the baton of Prof, fct Weekend of September at So– cxi^eted for this weekend a: ed all "Kremlin-directed .de- men's Association. William! Taras Kowaic!iuk perform– 1 the Svob .da daily, and Th: 7.000 persons, mostly youth– ;llolian. yuzivka, will be devoted thisj Soyuzivka, which is also set nationalization policies" in ,?- Dubctz. national comma"dt ed the Chnmik dance and his Ukrainian Weekly, ful members of tlie Ukrain-f– The formal part of tlie rnl– seventy-fifth anniversary of j aside for the traditional Miss kraine and r e so ly e d td і father. Serhei Kowalchuk. ian Youth Association of Л- ly was hel-J Sunday, Septem– Svoboda, the largest and old–. Soyuzivka contest. One of the of the Ukrainian American Jackiw is New Champ strengthen its efforts to call (!io'r director of SS. Pel r merica (SUMAJ. took par! in 'o-^r 1. with morning seryiaM est Ukrainian daily in the j biggest social events of the the attention of the fr 22 veterans. Eugene Saga :w.tl Paul Ukrainian Orthodox in impressive Labor Day conducted by Prt. L. li-.ir.i– free world. jyear, the contest will be pro– world to the freedom move– formor UAv commander, and jchurch in Wilmington. Del. Zvnovij .Jackiw. (KLK). t'u tveeke (1 rally here held na– and 1. Tkaczuk. Catholic and ! ceded by a concert Saturday ment in Ukraine. Oc-Tgo Pankrath, president' (СопіщиеЛ on Раче-it ltylish lefty from Utica. X Y irr the slogan-motto "U– (Orthodox chaplains, resjicc– night, featuring an all-girl !traine, і live in ypur name.'Jtively. Addresses were de!iN– chorus from Toronto. Canada. Thc three-day rally, which jered by various represent '- At midnight Saturday the iroughl together SUMAjtlves of Ukmini!a'n orgaMi?.-– , reigning queen.Andrea Key– yoat'i ft 'in 25 'enters in t-h.– tons, preceded by opening r"– bida. will place the crown on sastern Uni Btl States, featnr– m irks of the rally's cha: - 'the t resses of her successors мі parad s. coutes!s, athk'i" mai. M. Kl–, mho. to be chosen from among competition, speeches and ev– nine "Misses Sovuzivka of the :ning daqci Competition. Contests Week." selected each Friday duri"c the summer season. Another i" Midwest Greeting l'tc ЗШД youtlj The decision wiM l)C made by in behalf of the Ukrainian a special panel of judges, w!io A similar rally for the mid-JNational Association were Jo– will also name the first and tvestcm chapters of this large Jseph Leeawyer. Supreme Pr-- second runners-up. national organization wasjsident, and "Walter Sochan, Th–1 "vesnivka" chorus h-ld ttimul'aneously at thejSuprem'j vice-PresidenL from T-iro'Uo features бо SUMA camp-site "Kyiv near Athletic comneution wn 'oathful singers, mostlv stu– Datrott, Mich 1 another part of the raM–.', ^lent^ of St. Nicholas T'krain– The rally, the seventeenth 1 with' volleyball and soccer ian Saturday School. The con– such gathering h?ld al thin teams vying for the tro– Mrs. Kvitka lductor іч Mrs. Kvitka Zorych– sprawling si'MA camp-site, phi?S, awarded to t'ie wi '- Zorych-Kondracki Kondrackl, daughter of the UNA viee-President Bohdan commemorated the 50th an– ners nt the evening program. An offici.U organ of the As– jZoryeh. niveriai–. of the Fourth Uni– Gymnastic exercisee by hun– S'iciation. which came into be– 1 An imaginative and dvna– versal, the 50th anniversary drods of nnifonn"d youths ing some six months after the !mic conductor, Mrs. Kondrac– of ttie Battle of Km -, a'ri'were warmly applauded by appearanc; of the firsl issue 1 ki is a graduate of the Un:– th'' 30th anniversan' )f th-?lthousftnda of onlookers. Dan– of Svoboda. thn Ukniinian– lvereity of Toronto S('hool of death of Col. EUJ Kono cing Saturday and Sunday language newspaper will lxl Music. She is responsible for valets. nights offered pleasant diver- Aside from th mi il si im from the colorful davi srventy-five j'ears old to the much of the choir's success CARD1NAL AMONG STUDENTS: Th" days of August Я and 9 will long be remembered by the students of the Ukrain– part of the three-day prog– time events. date on Sunday. September in concerts throughout Cana– ian Cultural Courses at Soyuzivka, as they m^t with Archbishop-Major Cardinal Slipyj during his visitation at the UNA ; ram. the SUMA youth staged Concluding Sundays pro- 13. da. it will be the group's first resort. The class of 1968. numbering 55 students from various parts of the United Syates and Canada, completed their and impressive concert feat– gram was a parade by uni– This signal anniversary will appearance in the U.S. studies Wednesday, August 28. with graduation ceremonies held the following day. The photo above shows the students uring scores of dance and vo– formed SUMA youths, num– be observed at the UNA re– A tennis tourney in doubles with, seated left to right: Prof, ban Blyznak. Soyuzivka managers Daniel Slobodian and Walter Kwas. Msgr. Emil Ma– cal groups as well as the bering 1.327 young men and goit ^vitli a special program, will round out the full week- nastersky, Bishop Joseph Schmondiuk. Cardinal Josyf. UNA Supreme President Joseph Lesawyer, Msgr. Myroslaw Ma– SUMA band from Chicago women. launching a series of nation- end of activity. rusyn, Svoboda Editor vYntin Dragan. KG. 165. SVOBODA, THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7,196S

The August Of 1Я08 "WE ARE PROUD OF OUR UKRA1N1AN НЕГОДО, the всШМал ^ СВОБОДА SVOBODA a ne U K, Я А І H І ЛАГ ІШУ By CLARENCE A. MANN1NG' . У The following are addresses by Roman Osadca, Student Council President, and Donna Ball. ^ 8"""" ч of the Ukrainian Cultural Courses at Soyuzivka Wednesday, August 28. 196b). FOUNDED 1893 August has always been a with their fallen wooden We of the elementary class be starugers to each other, at Ukrainian newspaper published daily except Sundays, Mondays dreaded month in Europe. No crosses speak of the futility How fast the time flies, it Mr. Walter Kwas and Mr. have come to this, our last least for a while. ВиГ the k holidays (Saturday Л. Monday issues combined) by the Ukrain– one can forget that while the of that last invasion better seems only yesterday that we Daniel Slobodian must be bond of our heritage as U– lan National Ass'n, let at 81-83 Grand St., Jersey City, N. J. 07303 dinner, together with such 1914 crisis erupted at the end and to more effect than the were g:eeted to the Ukrainian thanked for their personal mixed' feelings, it has been krainians united us from the of July it was in August that great war cemeteries of the Cultural Courses at Soyuziv– touch in seeing that we get first. And how this bond has Second Class Postage paid at the Post Office of Jersey City, N.J. asked of me to put the most Accepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for by the lights went out in the Eu– American forces in France in ka. Now we have gathered everything that we asked important of these into words. grown as we have shared Section 1130 of Act of October 3,1917 - au .horized July 81, 19ia rope of that day and have 1918. They represent also the here to say good-bye. But we for; next, the professors, who First is a feeling of grati– knowledge, mischief, tooth- never really been relighted in futility of empire, but Rus– will not be leaving as simple took so much time and care tude– -and there are so many paste, laughter, tears. Though Subscription Rates for The UKRA1N1AN WEEKLY S3.50 per year the old sense. sia is on the march again and vacationers, but as students, to relate their knowledge to it will be good to return to U.N.A. Members ,..-....,,..„.- JІУ ' : ," 12.50 per year to whom we are grateful: th? enriched with the heritage it was in August 1939 that is ready to take the offensive us, even in evening classes, Ukrainian National Aosocia– our individual families." how of our forefathers in Ukraine. THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY. Editor: ZENON SNYLYK the fatal decisions were made on the battlefield or in the must be congratulated for tion has provided us with ?n hard it will be to leave our We have spent, these weeks P. O. Box 346, Jersey City, N.J. 07303 that bore a ghastly fruit in United Nations if that body their magnanimous task. І opportunity to learn, and th? "family" here! in study, but we have also en- early September with the de– of orators attempts to do also wish to thank the stu– managers of Soyuzivka have Tlie last feeling to express joyed ourselves in a way that st ruction of Poland and the more than pass useless reso– dents for their cooperation given us the loveliest possible is pride-pride in our heritage only Soyuzivka can offer. start of the World War ІІ. lutions for Moscow to veto. with the teaching staff and setting in which to learn. Oi'r as Ukrainians. For some of Many people were alarmed at On behalf of the students, myself in making this a most professors have given of their us this pride was newly awak– A Good Weekend For Youth the type of diplomatic activi– Malik Cast veto І wish to express our grati– productive and memorable time, knowledge and patience, ened, for others it needed summer. just this bit of prodding to Labor Day weekend, traditionally set aside for conven– ty revealed in 1968, chiefly tude for all the advice that and our chaperones, Mr. and That has been the program we haveYeceived here tonight. Now 1 wish to say we arc Mrs. Y. Stawnychyj, have set it aflame. At any ra!te, we tions, rallies, sports meets, and just plain socializing before as it affected those sections of Europe which were the this time. Once the case of І would like to take time to a very fortunate youth to made a dormitory feel like a will all return to take up our the onset of the new school year, provided a plendid answer centres or near the centres the invasion had been brought thank UNA President Joseph have parents who care, and a home. The guests, too. de- lives in various communities to the often raised question "Where is our youth?" of the two earlier struggles. before the Security Council Lesawyer for his continuous place like Soyuzivka. Wc serve our gratitude for listen– with something new added, and passed after several na– should be very proud that we Our youth was everywhere in sight during the three- This became even more mark– interest in the courses, the ing with patience to our fir:;t the idea that it is really good tions had expressed them– students and our problems; are Ukrainians! stumbled attempt at "Dob– to be Ukrainian! day weekend that heralds the unofficial end of summer. Thoi:– ed when, on the evening of August 20. the Soviet army selvee forcibly, Jakob Malik, ryiden" and "Dobryi vechir." Now we are aware, and sands of our young men and women flocked to our resorts, the Soviet representative, with troops of its faithful al– Next. І wish to express our with some striving and work hundreds of them took part in athletic meets, competing lies -- East Germany, Po– called it impertinent and cast New Bibliography Tenter feeling of fraternity. Usually, we can make others aware, harder than they do in their schools. They attended con– land. Hungary and Bulgaria the decisive veto. Representa– To Be Located in New York one would expect young peo — entered and seized control tives of the United States too. that to be Ukrainian is ventions and staged programs that surpassed in numbers NEW YORK -– A Center in North American libraries p!e from four corners of the of Czechoslovakia, removed took the attitude that there something special! and in quality those given by their sentators. and a collection of bibliogra– United States and Canada to its Communist leaders when must not be a return to tho of Ukrainian Bibliography phies and indexes concerning And what is most important, they did it willingly and it could find them and pro– strict anti-Communist posture and Reference will be set up Ukrainian problems, headed Svoboda Anniversary ceeded to take possession of that marked the cold war. here, following the signing of efficiently, without prodding and with enthusiasm. by a bibliography of Ukrain– the country. The a^empt to satisfy the an agreement last month be– (Concluded from p. 1) This points up the fact that the spiritual and material propensities of the bear by ian bibliography. t tween the Association of U– The significance and im– period of seventy-five years investment that our organizations have made is paying off feeding him cream were re– There will also be an index it has been more than two portancc of Svoboda is wid:'– as did Svoboda in this great weeks since that invasion and sumed, with warnings against kralnian Librarians in Ameri– of Ukrainian biography, as dividends, in recognizing the need for appropriate surround– ly recognized by all stuSenta land of the free. This fact has the final solution has not yet the spreading of nuclear wea– ca and the Ukrainian insti– well as lists of Ukrainian re- ings to cultivate the Ukrainian heritage, our elders went of American ethnic groups. its tragic significance: four appeared but it is already evi– pons. while President De- tute of America. search in progress, of acade– more than halfway in assuring the continuity of our values Both former Presidents Har– times in the last three-quar– dent that the operation, how– Gaulle took the opportunity The center will be located mic dissertations on Ukrain– ters of the century Ukraine and traditions which are being passed on from generation w ry S. Truman and Dwight D ever unpopular it may have to set off the first hydrogen in the headquarters of the ian topics and of "who knows had been overrun by alien Eisenhower greeted Svoboda generation. been, or whatever its ultimate bomb of France and called Ukrainian institute of Ameri– what in Ukrainian matters." forces; each time the develop– ea'ati the corner of Fifth Dr. Weresh stated that the on its anniversaries and com– The many camps operated during the summer by our consequences may be, is go– again for a European opposi– ment of free press was ar– tion both to the actions of the Avenue and 79th Street project, to be successful, mended it strongly for teach- organizations were humming with activity. The youngsters ing to pass into the back- rested by the imposition of ground of popular interest United States and of the So– Dr. Roman Weresh of Chi– needs financial resources for ing the principles of democra– censorship and strict controls. were learning while spending the hot summer months amid viet Union in invading Czecho– cago, president of the llbra– paid professional and cleric лі cy. freedom and justice. Pro in theTwake of the GOP and Today Svoboda appears in healthy surroundings. The Labor Day weekend was a fitting slovakia. rians' association, announced staff, bibliographic tools and the Democratic national con– sident Kennedy, in his mes– 20,000 copies as the largest that the agreement was sigu– office equipment and supplies. climax to a summer well spent. More than that, it was a ventions. sage dated September 10. Ukrainian daily in the free The whole performance will ed after more than two years Also needed are voluntary promising beginning for our youth's activity in the months 1963 praised Svoboda for its world. indeed make even more suspi– of preparatory work. workers and correspondents. unwavering support of fre?– ahead. There are many areas in our community life where Moscow Chooses victims cious some of those larger its 75th anniversary is Purpose of the center will The "Selfreliance" F"ederal dom and the principles on the ideas and energy of our youth are desirable, perhaps and more advanced small Credit Union, 98 Second Avo– hailed by Ukrainians in the if we remember that free– be to give students of Ukrain– which the American system urgently needed. Let us hope that the overbounding enthu– countries that will be temp'.– nue, New York, N. Y., 10003. free world as a symbol of dom is one and indivisible, we ian problems all necessary of government is founded. siasm so wonderfully displayed was not a weekend affair. ed to think twice about a ban bibliographic, information. holds banking account 426П freedom and independence, will see at once that tyranny supported by the Soviet Un– for the center, Dr. Weresh Svoboda is not the first U– and as a beacon of democra– Let's make it a year-round business. The center will include a is equally such and that sur– ion and Great Britain, while krainian newspaper ever to tic. ideals among some tw;y render in one theatre of the Union Catalog of Ukrainica (said. both Red China and France appear in print. Many other million American citizens of world has its immediate con- have the same weapons and Ukrainian descent as well as sequences in the others. That newspapers in Ukraine had no pledge not to use them, Ukrainians in Canada and in is something easily forgotten as it is obviously doing to- may receive some respite and an earlier history, but none as if that agreement by Mos– other countries of the free The value Oi Summer f ourнеп but it is strikingly evident on day in Ukraine and elsewhere, may be able to lick its were fortunate to enjoy unin– cow could not be broken AS as it did in Poland and Hun– terrupted publication over a !world. For fifteen consecutive years the Ukrainian National the world scene at the pre– woimds but the Czechs and sent time when Moscow !s every other international ob– gary after the downfall of Slovaks will undoubtedly be Association has been sponsoring the Summer Cultural Courses ligation has been. Stalin, But that flame must carefully choosing its poten– more cautious as they were Father Offieiatee At Kites at Soyuzivka as part of its over-all program for youth. be put on a Soviet candlestick tial victims and preventing a at the time of the Hungarian Following immediately the six-week tour of camping for A Pipe Dream and its light diverted by So– For Son Killed in vietnam solution anywhere on any– revolt and not dream, if they ed. He insisted. He didn't boys and girls, the Courses are attended by young men and viet reflectors. This will con– WASHINGTON, D. C. - thing less than its own terms. dreamed now, of restoring have to go. He was a dedi– womenxfrom various parts of the United States and Canada. So far, at least, the occu– tinua until there is a mighty The Rev. George G. Berzinc cated man." This year, a total of 55 students received certificates of grad– The world cannot answer pation of Czechoslovakia has explosion which will blow their once free government, of Hollywood, Fla., celebrated More than 200 persons uation, having successfully completed the comprehensive yet with any certainly as to been relatively free from Communism, its zealous par– it is rather for the free na– a solemn high requiem mass program of studies, which includes Ukrainian language, his– the amount of truth in the bloodshed. We are told that tisans and its theories into tions. especially the United here last month for his son, gathered in the chapel of St. tory, geography, literature and related subjects. They were charges brought against Dub– the conferences in Moscow that same abyss that now States, to think more serious– Lt. Col. William E. Berzinee, Gregory's Byzantine Catholic killed in action in vietnam Church, a small stone and also acquainted with the nature, operation and objectives cek and the Czechoslovak lib– which were sought by the So– contains the Nazis and the ly of their own limitations viet Union before the occupa– old form of the Russian pri– July 30. brick structure at 1419 Gal- of the Ukrainian National Association, its publications and erals. For almost a month and their problems involved there had been so-called man– tion are now still being car– son of nations, where all peo– latin st. nw. The dead man's its role in the life of the Ukrainian community. in becoming the bastion of The celebration of the Mass oeuvres of the Warsaw Pact ried on and that it appears ple were happy for they were and the career of Col. Berzi– mother was there with his freedom and reviving their The class of 1968, like fourteen others before it, has nations on the northern boun– likely that the original d?– silent. nec were described by Wash– sister, Sonia, from Holly- thus been exposed to what can be described as the basic faith and confidence in their daries of the truncated mands of Moscow will be At the end of one week, ington Post Staff Writer Phil wood. Fla.; his wife, Nancy, knowledge of Ukrainian history and culture. They, have Czechoslovakia, now reduced more or less fully met and own leaders and institutions, Casey in a recent issue of the and his 7-year-old son, Gre– gained a better insight into and a greater appreciation of that lesson has been respok– to its two components of complied with. The lesson re- en. in the meanwhile the it is a question of revival, not newspaper. gory. His 2-year-old daugh– the Ukrainian heritage. This, in turn, will stimulate them mains for all to read unless ter, Lisa Beth, wasn't brought Czechy, Moravia and Slova– United States still has the of change and experimenta– Mr. Casey wrote that Col. to more intense study of Ukraine's past and present and some startling development to the church. His wife and kia. The passes through the task of ending the clash in tion, of holding fast that Berzinee. and Army Ranger to greater involvement in Ukrainian community affairs. happens overnight. eastern Carpathians (the vietnam with its constant ac– which is tested and true and children have been living in Herein lies the value of the Ukrainian summer courses, and and battalion commande–. route of Taras in Fran– Moscow has once again quisitions of new Soviet агтз. Carlisle. Pa., Mrs. Berzinec's the students who attended them will readily attest to that adapting it to the present and was fatally wounded by frag– ko's 'Zakhar Berkut"). the shown the free world that some of them from Czecho– home town. fact. the present to it. menta from an enemy booby traditional Russian invasion all the hopes and expecta– slovakia, and new Soviet wea– trap while on combat patrol. The church service at They spoke with pride about the "common bond uf route of Hungary in 1848 and tions for a truly new era in pons are appearing in North He was 37 and had been in which Father Berzinee offi– heritage" that unites them. They spoke warmly of the new again in 1914. are ostensibly all the Communist states and Korea to disturb again that UAv MEET 1N NEW YORK vietnam 2Я days. ! dated lasted 70 minutes. Tlie friendships that they made during the four-week stay at inside the boundaries of the so-called Communist and Pen- armistice line which has exist– j eulogy was delivered by th? Soyuzivka. And they spoke with appreciation about the op– Ukrainian Soviet Republic pies' Democratic states in ed since the close of the Kor– ". ї?”жЙі!!!??1 Й^? vej? ^v. Joseph Jackanich NEW YORK. N.Y. The duty in vietnam." his 61- portunity to learn, to play, to have fun. They seemed to but we can be sure that they various parts of the world ean affair when for once the (of Hazelton. Pa., who had newly elected Ukrainian A– year-old father said, and he sense, at the conclusion if not entirely at the beginning, that are well guarded by tested are a pipe dream and a chi– United Nations was able to І baptized Col. Berzanec 37 merican veterans Executive didn't have to go. He had a the Courses are what they themselves make them to be. mera that will not stand the act on its own volition anJ years ago. Russian and non-Ukrainian Board for 1968-69 will hold back operation for a defective This awareness, plus the knowledge that they gained in the light of day. ideals and in accordance with 'My son was in vietnam soldiers. their first Board me?tin;r disc only a few months ago. relatively short time, wiil have made their stay at Soyuzivka its Charter. first in 1062 and '63," Father The little war cemeteries in The fire of liberty may re– Sept. 14, at the Post :r 7 He got himself into shape both enjoyable and enlightening. Berzinee said. "He was a the passes of the Carpathians vive in some of these states. At the present time, Prague Headquarters in New York. and ho volunteered. He insist– Ranger instructor, teaching vietnamese Ranger methods. Ho believed in what we were partment, and look around in At each border we would he kept repeating and telling viet Union" to replace the ex– intourist which can be pat– doing there." GLIMPSE BEHIND IRON CURTAIN the bus. We were then per– pick up і guide, who wou!i us how much he wanted to go isting socialist society. There ronized only by p?ople pos– "He used to say that if we By SUE GORDON mitted to change money and stay with us all through Ьіч to Canada. He was an artist is no question in her mind sessing hard currency (that didn't fight the Communists (in an article published August 22 by The Democrat of get a snack if we wished. country and see to it we made and worked in sculpture. The that this will really happen. is, German marks, French in vietnam, we'd be fighting Flemington, N.J., 17-year-old Sue Gordon describes a recent The process at the Russian it through the next border. government wouldn't recogn– And with a smile on her fave francs. English pounds and them later in South America, tour of iron Curtain countries made with her mother, a high border was different The bus These guides, all near college ize his art. (it's hard to tell she admitted that there is "no American dollars). No rubles or on our own soil." school teacher, and other students.). stopped at the gate and we age, were employees of the whether he went against the way that Communism and accepted. all filed out. But on the way Col. Berzinee attended val– "Do you care to danco?" Russian at Hunterdon Cen– government travel agencies Soviet restrictions on free Capitalism can exist together Not only are the goods і to the building, we had to le– Forge Military Academy І whirled and was con- tral High School and college, and most of them were mem– expression or whether he was on the same globe." there much cheaper than inland walk through a small wood- graduated from Kent fronted by a middle-aged bers of the Communist Party. just a lousy artist.) Soon after we arrived in ind en box, stepping on a formal– regular stores, but also there!State University in Ohio. man, poorly dressed, sporting They let us do whatever we Anyway, Svetlana was out the Soviet Union we found 2) curiousity. What was dehydesoaked mat, "to kill Ls a large selection of camer–! "He was a brilliant student" a mustache, and politely wished — it was not neces– for a walk too and spotted us out about the black market. as, records, books, cigarettes, life ir. the Eastern world rea!– the Rumanian germs on our his father said. "He was in bowing before my chair. aary that we stay with the talking to this fellow. She That's a system where the liquor, jewelry and knick- !y like? І pictured it as "du!i shoes." 'Who's Who in American "No. thank you," 1 replied. and drab. І was right. ' group — but they worried came over to survey the situ– Sonet people hustle the A– knacks of far greatei quality Colleges' two years in a row. somewhat surprised. As soon as we got off our about our well-being. Or was ation. When we told him she mericans to buy dollars for than the Soviet people know. He was president of the etu– Luggage Check 1 declined several more- plane from Now York in Mi– that worry? was the intourist guide (in- rubles. The normal black That's one reason they like dent council and a colonel in times but soon 1 found тузе!і lan we boarded в Fiat bus. They did spot check some At times 1 really wondered. tourist is the Soviet govern– market rate is three rubles American money and there the ROTC. He was graduated on the dance floor. He had which we were to ride from of our luggage at this stop, When 1 was dancing with the men-t's travel agency), he be– for one dollar, instead of the could be others. cum laude. He went straight proven himself just another italy nil the way to Kiev, the only place that they did collective farmer, our guide a came rather uneasy. And she official rate of about one to Many tourists apparently into the Army. He had a brll– of those persistant people! USSR, a trip which took eight this besides JFK Airport. very young-looking 30-year- was rather stand-offish to– one, paid hi banks and gov– play on the black market liant military career and was І soon learned he was a full days. One of the inspectors calmly old Ukrainian named Svetla– ward us for talking to him, ernment agencies. either out of ignorance or for recommended for the Silver farmer and "just a simp!o Тії" ic!'.-a of approaching surveyed my purse, checking na, got very upset. But why? Svetlana, in our many con– One morning three maids the thrill of taking a risk. Star." man." the first Red borde.– — Yugc– out my license, pictures and Either she was worried about versations with her, described closed the door behind my Driving through Hungary on Father Berzinee received An unusual situation? alavia'a made us all a little make-up! my well-being or afraid of to us what it means to be a mother in our hotel room, our way to the USSR we ran a letter from his son shortly No—except that he was з apprehensive, but once we We also had to fill out cus– what 1 might hear about her member of the Communist started jabbering and waving into some tourists on their before his death. "He told collective farmer, "just a sim– mide it through that one tome declarations, telling country. She eventually came Party. The 13 million party rubles in her face, so she way back who had lost two me he'd had two nights sleep ple Soviet man," and 1 w;as With no problems, we whizzed what valuable items we were and got me. members in the USSR (of the quickly ran out. of their group. Apparently in two weeks and was about being swept about the dance into Hungary. Rumania and taking in to the USSR, inclu– 245 million population) are the duo bought a large quan– to lead his men on a eearch– floor in the Hotel Kishinev the Soviet Union like natives. ding traveler's checks and No Freedom Here the "vanguard of the people." The Black Market titv of rubles and landed in and-destroy mission," Father in Kishinev, USSR. There was nothing excep– cash. On the way out of the "it is really an honor to be jail! Berzinee recalled. "He said This happened in ATfsust tional - just roadside build– country another declaration On another occasion we a party member. Members Young fellows would ap– Any visitor to the Soviet that over there things were while 1 was on a tour which ings with gates across the had to be signed. That is were taking a walk after din– are the most devoted and proach us en the street and Union is crazy to want many black or white, do or die." took 13 others and me from road similar to our railroad their way of nabbing people ner on a crowded street in hard working of all the peo– try to buy our money and rubles because as we quick– Eighteen Army Rangers, Milan, italy, through Yugo– crossings and lots of soldiers who get involved in the Kiev when a handsome beard– ple. They are not superior even clothes — they could ly found, you can't get rid of officers and enlisted men, slavia Hungary. Rumania and (whem we were politely ask– "black market." if you leave ed young man appoached us. citizens, just more devoted." tell by our dress that we were them. Most entertainment, in– were flown from Ft. Benning, parts of the Soviet Union. ed not to photograph.) One with more money than you He spoke a little English and the guide seriously explained. foreigners. cluding circuses, operas, con- Ga., to serve as pallbearers Why take such a,trip? soldier would come on the enter with, you will be sus– with my little Russian we She went on to discuss "the But why did they want our certs, drinks and souvenirs and honor guard at the,– My motives were based on bus, check passports, take a pected of ahady dealings were able to converse. eventual true communist soc– dollars? Because there are from the Beriozka shops, re- church and at the burial in 1) mtereet from studying look at the bus luggage com– while there. "There is no freedom here!" iety which will live in the So– "Beriozka" shops handled by quired American money. Arlington Cemetery. X No. 163. ВУОВОРЖ, тяв UKRAINIAN WEEKLY, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, i9es

(r– Tennis Tournament Ярослав Рожанковсікий — Ярослав Мороз 6:0, 6:1 ЧИ Константив Бень — Юрій Купчннськнй 6:1, 6:3 (Continued from Page 1) Борис Кучинськнй - Іван Павлічка 6Ю, 6:0 -- SPOHTS SCENE in dismay when the little lef– pant to have played in all Віктор Герлннськнй — Роман Рак 6:2, 6:4 !ty lost his service on two thirteen tournaments. Un– Богдан Бурачинськпй — Дмитро Мельник 6:2. 6:3 By Oleh Zwadiub double faults, a passing fb'-e– doiibtedly, she will be back Роман Ракочнй - Андрій Кейбіда 6:2, 6:2 - land and a netted volley in for another record next year. Редагує В.Сохан the first game of the third Чвертьфінали: set. v'orobkevych. however. Burachinsky Replaces Huk ВИСЛІДИ ТЕНІСОВИХ ПЕРШОСТЕИ УСЦАК 1968 Р. slightly lacking in stamina The Troubled Olympics and obviously tense, obliged After three years of fru– (Союзівка, 31-го серпня — 2-го вересня 1968) Богдан Стопющькнй — Володимир Гук 7:5, 4:6, 6:1 .і. МЕХІСО ClTY - August ЗІ. 1968. Having tackled by doing the same on his stration and hard competion, Константин Бень - Ярос. Рожанковський 8:6, 4:6, 6:2 a multitude of political and racial problems in the past few service The Detroit belter the senior men's division has ЧОЛОВІКИ Віктор Герлинський — Борис Кучинськнй 6:2, 7:5 months that threatened to disrupt or even destroy the Olym– tensed up again in the decid– Богдан Бурачинськпй — Роман Ракочий 6:4, 6:4 a new champion. Bohdan Bu– К.іічіниції: pic Games in Mexico City, organizers of the 153 million ex– ing tenth game, when he hit rachinsky (Newark "Chorno– travaganxa now face the most dangerous threat of all -– an– (two easy vollevs out of court morska Siteh") prevented Ярослав Заставськніі - - Юрій. Петрикевич 6:0, 8:6 Півфінали: gry Mexican students. !anfj hanging lob into the (Dr. volodymyr Huk, his Ярослав Тпмків - Мирослав Ломаґа 1:6, 6:1, 6:L' The games, slated to get underway October 12. faced net to lose the set and the friend and teammate, from Ераст Сннлик — Володимир Елнїв 6:4. 9:7 Богдан Стопницький — Константан Бень 6:1, 6:2 ; problems that included the demand to exclude South Africa. match. Still, an excellent establishing a leg on the new Євген Маидзін - Борис Ві-рачннський 6:3. 6:1 Богдан Бурачинський — В. Герлинський 4:6. 8:6, 6:4 the problem of the Rhodesian participation, the threat of a!showing by the former cham– Svoboda trophy, after the Марко Душник — Ігор Левицький 6:3, 6:1 boycot by American Negro athletes and the possibility ofjpion, who'will no doubt be good doctor had retired the Юрій Внтанович - Петро Шиприкевнч 6:2, 6:3 Фінал: boycois by some European nations in protest over Soviet in– back next year to take his oki one last year by virtue Михайло Мнхаськів - Роман Галітика 6:1, 6:0 vasion of Czechoslovakia. ! revenge. of three consecutive wins Володимир Олексіснко - Михайло Хроновят 6:1. 6-о! Богдан Бурачинський — Богдан Стопницький 6:4, 6:3 Student Upheavals For Jackiw it was a year in (1965-67). Burachinsky. who Освальд Пехан Роман Куць 4:6, 6:2, 6:4 ЮНАКИ 17-18 РОШВ '1 All this the Mexican officionados took in stride. But the'whicn he finally came into his almost fell victim to victor Іван Шваинк --- Мирои Магмст 6:2, 6:3 Herlinsky's (KLK) deceptive Володимир Роговський - Роман Олннець, г.оковер current students upheaval at home is causing the organizers, jown. blossoming into a full- і'і.іімінації: which means the government, great amounts of worry andj^dged champion. Always "e-jyet steady game in the semie, Ігор Сохан т- Теофіль Кулик 6:3, 6:1 creating a run on the drug stores for ant-acid pills. !spected for his fine tennis, he jdefeated former champion Олег Луців - Богдан Копистянськин. воковер 11. Савків т- А. Бурачинський 6:1, 7:5 What originally was a protest against army violation 'seemed to have problems with j Bohdan Stopnycky (Soyuziv– Богдан Домарадакнй - Юрій Кізнма 4:6, 6:3, 10:S І. Бойчук - О. Балко 7:5. 4:6, 6:3 ka) in the finals, 6-4, 6-3 Роман Віріцук Ігор Луків 6:3, 0:6, 6:1 of university autonomy, now has deep and often confusing stamina and concentration in А. Крамар — П. Криворучко 3:6, 7:5, 6:4 political overtones, threatening not only the Olympics but clutch matches. Not anStopnycky y defeated Dr. Huk Зенон Маркевич - Юрій Чапельський, воковер in the quarter-finals and Con– Володимир Матківськнн — Євген Чижович, воковер the stability of the Mexican government itself. jmore. He proved it by win- Чвертьфінали: Rallies, massive protest marches, anti-government voci-ining the double this year, the stantiiie Ben in the semis to gain the final berth, in Bu– Перша рунда: ferations, slogan paint-splattered buses, propaganda leaflets leastern championships in July Л., Гнатів - Ю. Стецнк 6:4, 6:1 rachinsky, however, he en- and rumors flood the city - much of it with a Communist and now the nationals. His Р. Чорнодольськпй — П. Савків 6:3, 6:4 countered a much improved. tinge. "The hands of known Communists and professional was a most successful year Юрііі Савчак — Ярослав Заставський 6:2, 6:0 І. Зубаль - І. Бойчук 6:0, 6:4 doggedly stroking and power- agitators have been uncovered in it. Students now'are merely and deservedly so. Ростислав Сма.іь Ярослав Тпмків 6:3, 6:3 Ю. Вальчук — А. Крамар 5:7. 6:3, 6:4 their pawns." said a local newspaper in its editorial, in typi– j fully smashing opponent, who Зенон Матківськнй — Ераст Снилнк 6:2, 6:2 beat him at his owmgame. cally Latin journalism it did not explain, however. Others Lurking Андрій ІХащук - Євген Мандзій 6:0, Ю:.Ч Півфінали: The last match of the touv– Зенон Снилнк Марко Душник 6:0, 6:0 World-Wide Audience ney, the senior men's final But lurking in the back- Андрій Гончаренко - Юрій Граб, воковер Л. Гнатів - Р. Чорнодольський 6:0, 6:4 was concluded аз the unt While most of the student anger is admittedly turned ground for him to make a Лев Воробкевич - Юрій Витанович 6:1, 6:0 І. Зубаль - Ю. Вальчук 6:3, 6:2 drops of rain were beginning toward the seat of government, the Olympics - the first slip next year are such ex Михайло Мнхаськів — Володимир Олексіснко 6:0, 6:1 to fall, refusing to hold off ever to be held in Latin America — represent an inviting і ""„''Г'”^'і^Г^:„Г^^^ Олександер Олннець - Освальд Пехан 6:1, 6:0 Фінал: r e i.u J– J і J і c. І - .u - - !cellent and determined com– for the closing ceremonies. Юрій Ломаґа Іван ІПваник 7:5, 6:3 The elements, apparently, had forum for the dissident students on which to air their gnev–;^ uis^u „ іг„^і,і,^п,лі, .Зиновій Яцків - Володимир Роговський 6:2. 6:3 Любомир Гнатів — Ігор Зубаль 6:4, 6:2 . , , . . , ,. ipetitors as vorobkewen, more respect for the competi– Аскольд Мосійчук Ігор Сохан 6:3, 6:4 ancee before a world-wide audience. icu,.„„ Q.„I,.1, o„„r„u„u rwx, tors than for the equally Михайло Шияв Олег Луців 6:0, 6:2 Трете місце здобув Ю. Вальчук перемогою 8:6 над Р. groupляs: wh- oїї ar4.e vmakin g statementr s in "paiJ dE .advertisement L . „ s . Shvan, bnylyk, Sawcnak, Oly– hard-working organizers. Юрій Карапінка Богдан Домарадзкий 4:6, 3:4 Чорнодольським. - . in thOfficialle presys pronouncinthe organizerg sthei refusr "complete to admie tsupport that an" y fothrear thte jnec Matkivsky Markevvch was an unexpected absentee Б. Домарадзкий відступив через контузію руки Camesto the . games exists They have even produced some Btudent ( ^ ; ' 'Mvchaakiw. and limit iw Again from this year's tourney. And But these same officials cannot help but recall the shouts possibly John Durbak, who їли он Колянківський Роман Віршук 6:3. 6Л ЮНАКИ 13-16 РОКІВ the possibility of a young. of some students as they fled from anti-riot troops during The jimior division final Зенон Маркевич Володимир Матківськин 6:0, 6:4 talented junior making a chal– one of their massive demonstrations: "We are not reallv was a repeat from last year, lenge should never be dis– ч Елімі нації: running from the army. We are training for the Olympics." as Lubomvr Hnatiw (Utica, ,counted. Judging by the re– , Друга рунда: Mav Resort to violence cord number of entries (27) )NA. defeated ihor Zubal О. Шаряневнч Р. Заяць6:2. 6;0 in thp innior division чя w"ll ("Lviv, Cleveland), 6-4, 6-2. Юрііі Савчак Ростислав Смаль 6:3, 3:6, 6:1 The Student Strike Committee, which is currently h^g^JgJgWJ^g 5g capturing the John Krasnyk Зенон Матківськин Андрій Пащук 6:4, 6:2 Перша рунда: ing the strike against government and is keeping the school", j^f J. J LQqihiHK- rm,frt memorial trophy for the se:– Зенон Сннлик Андрій Гончаренко 6:1, 6:1 closed, controls the biggest numbers and is considered the W^d, ^^J^MOMKL^ etn,. ht year ft w Шя Лев Воробкевич Михайло.Мнхаськів 7:5, 6:4 Р. Ракочий мол. А. Скаб 6:2, 6:1 most moderate. But there are others which would, and somel1^0"16 Ч””е real as ear^ 13! ^ Олександер Олннець Юрій Ломаґа 6:0, 6:0 Д. Проичнк - Б. Драган 7:5. 4:6. 8:6 observers expect them to. resort to violence. next vear. Шуіаіоп (vMg JTS h well las the lower group (13-16 Зиновій Яцків Аскольд Мосійчук 3:6, 6:3 7:5 Я. Бойчук Є. Фалннськнй 5:7, 6:4, 6:4 One such organization is the Comite Anti-Olimpieo De Whil...n.ve v^^.„Jackiw wa,...^s garner^..^- - і^^л ь which represented the А. Кулик - Р. Жовнірович 7:5, 6:4 Subversion, which had recently said that it has the support sing all the laurels in the' Михайло Шиян Юрій Карапінка 6:4. 5:7, 6:1 most gratifying aspect of the Ю. Фалинський А. Новицькиіг 6:3. 7:9. 6:3 of 100,000 students and is prepared to "lose some lives in;men's division, his doubles Зенон Маркевич Євген Колянківський 6:4. : tournament in that it offered Р. Салдан О. Шараневич 6:3. 4:6. 6:4 an initial charge on the stadium." j partner. Andrea Keybida, a record number of entries. L Чвертьфінали: А. Леиець - Б. Рабарськнй 6:2, 6:2 A student demonstration at the opening ceremony could, took the major share of , reflecting the growim popn– Ю. Бояр Б. Кошикар, воковер be large, impressive and peaceful. The protesters could gather heartbreaks in the women's L.^. of ^ gport tLmong ^e on the university property.across the street from the Olyw– group. A graceful and 1^епї-'youngsters Зенон Матківськнй Юрій Савчак 6:3, 6:2, 3:1 Чвертьфінали: pic Stadium and merely march across to the gates blocking ed tennis player. Andrea, who (Continued on p. 4) , Ю. Савчак відступив через корч ноги. them., . ...-v - - - -. (has won everything in sight. Щу Лев Воробкевич Зенон Сннлик 6:3, 5:7. .6:4 Р. Ракочий мол. - Д. Ирончик 6:1. 6:1 .. . j. j including the Miss Soyuzivka n Зиновій Яцків Олександер Олннець 3:6, 13:11, 6:4 Я. Бойчук - А: Кулик 6:0, 6:0 Ї title and almost every specta– UYLbA Михайло Lllii.il! Зенон Маркевич 6:1. 6:4 Р. Салдан - Ю. Фалинський 6:1, 6:4 Possibilities of violence are more ominous however. L^ ^ . h K failed to over Convention А. Ленець Ю. Бояр 6:1. 6:1 Some students are said to seek the provocation of the easi У jcome her Qwn Шегч ^ Mn. Півфінали: angered riot police in front of the stadium giving the world ^^ - , (Concluded from p. 1) K hynskv s (KLK Півфінали: television audience front seat view. jhard forehand in'hcr bid for sang Ukrainian folk songs j With all this, it is expected that the 1964 Olympbd will Лев ВороГжевпч Зенон Матківськнй 6:1, 6:4 the elusive women's title. while accompanying himself j be anything but dull. ^ Зиновій Яцків - Михайло ІІІнян 8:10. 10:8, 6: Р. Ракочий мол. -- Я. Бойчук 0:3, 6:3 on the bandura. The master j Р. Салдан - А. Ленець 9:7. 2:6. 6:4 Keybida Thwarted of ceremonies was William j Фінал: M. Waclawyk. W. Kalinowski Polewchak. T Фіна, і: Exchange Yows in !4 .Y. f'hnreli Despite the absence of Зиновій Яцків - Лев Воробкевич 6:3. 3:6. 6:4 'Phyllis Korol and Lusia Dr.i– Art Display on their Роман Ракочнй мол. - Ростислав Салдан 6:2, 6:3 NEW YORK. NY. - Thehom e in Jersey Cits jnevych. Miss Keybida was ЖІНКИ marriage of Miss Maria return. Throughout the convention ! thwarted bv the much im–, ЮНАЧКИ Waclawyk of New York and The bride, born in Brazil, is lprovedMrs.'Kupchynskvin a!a display of Ukrainian arts Елімінації: Walter Kalinowski of Jersey a graduate of Washington І gruelling semi-final match land crafts, arranged by Wal– City, N.J., was solemnized Фінал: irving High School and a sec– ithat had to be concluded Mon–ЛЩ Pelensky. was on view in -Ірина Рожанковська Іванка Шиян 6:3. 6:0 here in Holy Trinity Ukraia– retarial school in New York. 1 day morning because of dar' windows of the Western Sav– J Христя Карпевпч Оксана Борис 6:2, 6:0 Катрл Закалужва - Марія Павлічка 7:5, 6:0 ian Orthodox Church by the She was a member of the U– ness the previous night. Trail– ings Fund Society and the і Rev. A. Nowyckv on August krninian American Youth As– ing 10-8 and 4-1. Miss Key– Philadelphia National Bank Чвертьфінали: ХЛОПЦІ ДО 12 РОКІВ 31. sociatlon (SUMA) and the bida made a valiant try Mon– in downtown Philadelphia. The bride, a manager's sec– choir of St. George's Ukrain– dav morning. But Mrs. Kup– Convention co-ch airmen Андрея Кейбіда Звенислава Леиець 6:3. 6:1 retary at the Wrigley Jr. ian Catholic Church. New фінал: chvnskv. an excellent athlete j were Theodore Swystun and Ірина Ку:ічннська Ірина Рожанковська б.:З. 0:1 Company in New York, is the York. :m"d proven competitor. couH;Doris M. Darmopray. Their Марія Душник Ала Ткачуіс 6:1, 6:4 daughter of Mrs. Natalia Mr. Kalinowski, who was Юрій Стопницький - Роман Купчннськнй 6:4, 2:6, 6:2 not l^e denied. Realizing that jcommittee included JITU Bere– Христя Карпевяч Ірина Мороз 3:6 6:3, 7:5 Waclawyk, New York, a na– born in Germany and receiv– 4 the match meant the cham– jJhowsky. Margaret Barnett, ПРОВІД ТЕНІСОВИХ НЕРШОСТЕП УСЦАК tive of Ukraine who lived in ed his early education in Bra– and Mr8 pionship. Mrs. Kupchynaky–Щ - William Dra– Півфінали: Brazil for 15 years before rc– zil. studied electronics tech– stroked her way to victon-.;byk, Mrs. Jeane ^rmopray, settling in this country sev– nology at the Jersey City Провід змагань: інж. Коїдан Рак - провідник і гол. leaving a somewhat disap–! Peter Zarharchuk.:Saul Poto– Ірина Купчннеька - Андрея Кейбіда Ю:.8, 6:4 eral years ago. Technical institute. He has суддя, інж. Роман Ракочнй заступник провідника, інж. J^ j pointed but no less determin-jshnik. Walter T. Darmopray. Христя Карпевпч - Марія Душник 7:5 Mr. Kalinowski, a printer been active as a soccer Тарас Грнцай секретар, Лі;уі Фірчук - скарбник, інж. ЇЗЙ5 Miss Keybida to trv again!Mr. Karb.wnyk. Mr. Pelensky Марія Душник відступила через біль плечей for the Svoboda Publishing er and in 1966 was named Мирослав Ломаґа - господар, інж. Петро Шиприкевнч - ncxt еаг 'and Mr. Pankrath. : Company, is the son of Mr. an all-star player of New 1 У j ,. заступник господаря. Фінал: and Mrs. Dmytro Kalinowski Jersey. і in the finals. Mrs. Kup– 1 r і Комісія Змагань: інж. Богдан Рак. інж. Михайло Шп- of Jersey City. The family, Among the more 300 rela– jchynsky had little trouble j INVESTIGATE І !ян, д-р Володимир Гук, інж. Володимир Кізнма, д-р Зенон Ірина Купчннеька Христя Карпевпч 6:1, 6:1 originally from Kharkiv. U– tives and friend:; taking part 1 disposing of Miss Christine j MUTUAL FUNDS Матківськнй, інж. Юрій Савчак, ред. Зенон Снилнк, інж. Long Term investment kraine, lived in Germany and in the wedding reception wero :Karpevj'ch. 6-1. 6-1. to gain j ! Петро Шиприкевнч. Request a free conference in ( ЕИІ.ПОРН Brazil and has been in the representatives of the UNA. ja leg on the Soyuzivka tro– the privacy of your home or Голова Пресової Комісії - Володимир Сохан. United States five years. Svoboda editors nnd the!phy. Miss Karpevych advanc– j office to evaluate fund pros– Елімінації: Following a reception .it bridegroom's colleagues from ed to the finals by virtue of pectna of your choice. For a one-set victory (7-5) over appointment mail thLs cllpp– the Lenox Chalet Caterers, the Svoboda composing room. ing to: Mrs. Mary Dushnyck. who Роман Рак Володимир Ленець 6:1, 6:1 where the bridal couple was Extending best wishes to the Oleknander Kornienko j welcomed with the tradition?! couple was Mr. B. Krawciw. was forced to quit because of MUTUAL. FUNDS COKP. ! Перша рунда: Вис.гіди нлавацьких змагань за першість УСЦАК будуть offering of bread and salt. Mr. ,in behalf of the editorial a sose back. Mrs. Dushnyck, ot ЛМЕШСЛ поміщені в одному з наступних чисел „Свободи" and Mrs. Kalinowski left for staff, and Mr. A. .Domarat– who establishes a new record 1033 A Suburban Station Bldg. Володимир Гук - Роман Куціль 7:5, 4:6, 6:1 a wedding trip to Jamaica, zky, foreman of th? Svobod і j every time she enters the Philadelphia, Pa. 19108 B.W.l. Thev will make their composing room. ' tourney, is the only partici– Богдан Стопницький - Йосип Лнсогір 6:1, 6:0 І — 'Jp^jr^'jrerjF^^^^^j'^^jpjrj'iradPJ'jrvrj'^JcacaBEi ^^^^^^^mj^jmjm^^^jfj^jm^j^jmj^jm.m ЩШЩШ .Saturday and Sunday. September 11 and 15, 1968 at Soyuzivka FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ІЗ, SELECTION OF THE LAST Ukrainian National Association "MISS SOYUZIVKA ON THE OCCASlON OF THE OF THE WEEK" 75th ANNIVERSARY OF SVOBODA, LARGEST AND OLDEST UKRAINIAN DAILY PRIOR TO THE FOLLOWING THE OFFICIAL PROORAJM - THE TRADITIONAL BIG FINALS "MISS SOYUZIVKA 1969" CONTEST ON SATURDAY COLORFUL vARlETY PROGRAM! ятя ШШШйшашяшшшшаш '^^"Д”'^”^”и””Д" еяддви шаидиашаиияи ФРАГМЕНТИ ШВАЦЬКИХ ІТЕНІСОВИХ ПЕРШОСТЕЙ УСЦАК НА СОЮЗІВЦІ TENNIS, SWIMMING ПЕРШУНИ ОДЕРЖУЮТЬ ЧАШІ. (Concluded from p. 3)

A moot cr.couragi iff devel– ',;ints. produced the following opm,r.:, it underscore the .)layeis a:id swimm n-s will need for reorganizing tile remain for several months ^i -ndoors - - which is where the framework of this popular vinners : tournament to avoid over– j Men. 50 m. free-style: Tho– crowding in th" future. The і nas Raczyhaky (USSKA). need for more con its was Я.7 sec.: alleviated the past two years Men. 100 m. free-style, Thomas Raczyns by the UNA when it secure^ v. 1 min. '2.7 sec; adtl.tional courts in New Men, 100 m. breast-stroke Paltz last year and in Pough– Ussyk Balko (USSKA). keepsie this .ear. But no on– ri,n. 31.1 sec: can provide time - some- Both rJays hi 4x50 m Голова КЛК Ню Яорк інж. Ярослав Рубель-промовл'ще. thing that playeis in all divi vere won by KLK of Buffalo І на святочному відкритті змагань H. Dziuba. M. Saldyt. А.. Згшовій Яцків за першість чоловіків від Йосипа Лисогора, sions need to be at their bes. iteckiw. Z. Kobryn), which j гол. предсідника УНСоюзу. По середині інж. Богдан Рак ФІНАЛІСТИ ТЕНІСОВИХ ЗМАГАНЬ for each of the succeeding iosed out USSKA in What and more demanding rounds vas a rever.se from last y;ar. j Yet it should be В pleasan! "'he times were: 2:37.6 and task for all parties involved 1.10.0. Women. 50 m. free-style: in staging the tournamnn Chris.ine Martynowych (US– fpr i' is ;' і r blem of growth ІКЛ.)і 15.6 sec.; in numbers. ІП quality and Ju:ro-s (12-16 yrs.", 50 m. in popularity. "re"-st; le: Yolodymyr Kor– denkO (QDUM), 32.1 sec.; Rakoflhy K tires Yrophy Juniors (11-12 yrs.). 25 m. ! ree-eiyle: Nestor Paalawsky Ірина Купчипська t Х-рпстя in the low r junior division, Siteh). 18.3 sec; Карпсалч в групі жінок iixteen youogetere battled it Boys (8-Ю угз.). 25 ті. out for The Ukrainian Week– 'rec-siyle: Roman K"i-hyn– Лу (KLK, New York). 19.6 у trophy, at times for hours jec.: )i e id Of the eight first GirU f 12-15 yrs. i. 50 m. round matches^ Give went to rr--^-stvie: Diane Celewych t!.i'e seta. Roman Rakoctty. KLK N W York)', 39.1 sec. ir„ r.tirni Ulfi trophy fo: Girls (11-12 yrs.), 25 щ, permanent poscssjon, winning free-style: Otena Pochtar ІНІ іь-цічіінсьп.и за першість жінок з рук ,.Міс Союзівки Зиновій Яцків і АСЬ tiOpoo– 'So"U7.;vka). 19.S з?с: the 1 He fnr the thin, cor,– Андреї Кейбіди, якій асистують управителі Союзівки кевнч в групі чоловіків Bccut!ve year. He outchtfsasS Girls (8-Ю yrs.i. 25 m. Данило СЛобЬдяи і Володимир Кейс ^ree-stle: Roksolana Terleo– the rath r cloae fh id without :y (KLK,vNew York). 22 4 the loss of 8 tingle .set. d^ renting Roetyalaw Saldan in -.ec. Богдан (топніщький і JaOtr h і fi:rals, G-2. 6-:i. ;ї дан Бурачинський вгрущ C!oslng Ceremonies The junior girls' title went сень,йор'ш - Ч to M:s, K ttria Zakaluzny Presentaton of trophiri ("Ukrainu." Toro^'o). a new- i"d medals to the swimming oner to the championship.;. meet winners W8s held Sun- who dele"led Miss Maria Pav– day night at the veselka і'сНкя i'Trvzub." Philadel Pavilion prior to the regular phia) in the finals. Л-5, 6-0. evening concert program. Both girls are daughters of D-rin^ the honors were: Mrs. the famed Ukrainian soccer Oushn'-ek. Walter Sochan, Михайло Мнхаськів одержав players of yesteryears, Wa!– woth UNA Yice-Presid'nts. чашу за найкращу спортову ter Zakaluzny and Dr. ivan Dr. Jaroslaw Padoch. UNA пОСТІіВу з рук фундаторки Pavliehka. whu ma"y a t'me Supreme Secretary. Roman пані Марії Душник, заст. matched their soccer skills on S'obodian. UNA Supreme гол. предс. УНСоюзу the fie'd of -plav. Both girls Assembly honorary member. showed some of the fire and Yolodvmvr Kizvma. USCAK dHerrairiatlon that thev ho, ,. . Любомир Гнатів МЖР) Зу- doubt inherited from "theirlvic^-preside-t. і if hotjiuH оурачинськии зи першість сеньйорів від гол. ре- Snihurow^.-eh. SI:AST-E a 3 t биль в групі стариш^ HJHO– talented fathers. дактори „Свободи" Антона Драгина ків. За ними по ссредііАІруд- While their fathers were vfce-oresident, Bohdan Rak. lTSC^K tennis tournament дн фіналу MuxauJlQ'^, fighting it OMt in the senior ; Михаськів v", N men's division, !'.'tle Yurij directo'–. Т ns Нг'-сяі. M - St ;pnve!:y nil Roman Kup– rYi?ol 1 fh'^l Geftr^i Hrab chynsky were settling their xn'i Roman Kupchvnsky. own sror? in the fcoys divi– Tlie rain-ahbrevi"ted clo^– ііа,:-и м.... її. ІНШІ, чи радим ; чекають на зислужеш sion. with S';opnvcky e-;king n? cremo"ies in the tennis важн запрацьовані медалі out a narrow victory in the tourney Were p'"e^d"'d over two-e tr'– g'-o:ip by a score by Mr. Rak. the indefatigable of 0-1. 2-6. 6-2. 'onrnament director. Pr^sent– "Ug the і'-оріїіец were: Joseph Swimming Meet rx?saun.er. UNA Suprem"! The 1w'-'– lay swimming President. Miss Key'ida (th,– І meet, witii 73 yOUthful spla– -ri-minc MiBS Soyu;.iv!i a Інж. Б. Кізима промовляє в shen: wing for ІПЧ”А and 1968). Messrs. Walter Kwas імені УСЦАК на вікритті І USCAK trophies and medals, і and І^ЩІЄІ S!obodian. Antho змагань Катруся Закалужна і Марііі' кп Пивлічки в групі юначок had the speetatora in a fren– y Dra?an. Svoboda Editor zy and the tehlUS players in r occasional frustration, what )r. Padoch. Zenon Snylyk with th" starting guns and The Ukrainian Weekly Edi– screaming cheers intermingl– tor. Mr. EQzyma and Dr. Sni– іпя: in sporadic bu^ts. Clo^e !iurowych. contests in virtuallv every The Man Dush.nyck troplr event marked tfvs'twelfth an– nual meet in Soyrz;.vka': "or best sportsmanship d– Olympic-elate pool, with tho ^rted for B:ffalo for th team trophv retired for P"r– :ecoiid straight year. The r - тапеїЦ роедезаІОа by Phfle ipic.U tins time waj Miehae delphia's Ukrainian Stude"t! Mychas';iw. Mrs. DushnycK Spo-ts Club of America (US– SKA). Thev amassed a total terself made th; presenta– of 47'- prints, with Newark tion. S't h second with 17 points. Тії.' cloudburst that Pollow– КЬК Buffalo 16. KLK New xi sent the spvtator;; and York - 16. Soyuzivka -12J4. piaycra scattering for cover. ODUM 8, and Yerklio^ma Phey Found a welcome haven 4. The m"'"t. directed emooth– die snowy wi.it:r to practice гостаслив иалдин і ґомин ґикочин мол. в грипі моЛ^У' ь and Rfficicr?Uy by Mr. Jn– harder and longer. And tti юнаків. За ними по середині суддя фіналу . Андрій Гончаренко ro Іалч' Rubcl and his assis– оте back acain next year. Овньиор. почесний член Головного Уряду УНСоюзу ґомин ґиі.очии мол. зи першість молодших юнаків від ГоМсш Слободян - чі роздачі медаль найменшим плавакам редактори ..Українського Тижневика" Зенони Снилики

Інж. Богдан Рак — провідник тенісових змагань (КЛК), Катруся Закалужна за першість юначок від Марїі Душник, і Марійка Кучинська складне Провід плавацьких змагань інж. Володимир Кізима — заступник голови УСЦАК і заступниці гол. предс. УНС і приречення в імені плаеаків. при приці: інж. Ярослав Ру- Hocu,n Лисогір — гол. предсідник УНСоюзу, представни- За нею Я. Рубель, Юрій бел6. Михайло Лебєдь і ІНЖ. Богдан Рак роздис медалі і грамоти найменшим ки трьох установ^ яких співпраця дас у висліді ці вели- Світліш Володимир Сатан учасницям и тшацьких змагань Савчан і Посип Лисогір Ярослава Рубель чаві змагання на Союзівці