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The Ukrainian Weekly 1968, No.11 www.ukrweekly.com U.S. Has "Gross Misconceptions 11 Demonstrators Tell Moscow To Go Home LBJ SAYS ENEMY A1MS TO BREAK AMER1CANW1LL UKRA1NL4N LEADERS ATTEND BRLEFLNFJ HELD BY STATE DEPARTMENT 1N About USSR, Dobriansky Says WASHINGTON . ')j--,.,; . By MARTA BACZYNSKY І WASHINGTON, D.C.–The Student Conference Will Seek real aim of the enemy in viet– NEW YORK - U.S. policy introduced the Georgetown nam is to break the will of for the past three decades - !Uni v e r s і t у professor. She New Directions for Community the American people in their sai81 d that the aildien wa including current U.S. polK-v, "" ^ f NEW YORK - A search "Preseni circumstances in commitment to freedom, Pre– . ' lone of the largest the club sident Johnson told leaders of - has been permeated with;had ever hosted ifor new directions is the the Ukrainian com muni t у national non-govemm e n t a 1 "gross misconceptions-' con– j Among distinguished guests theme of a conference to be have forced the New Yo.k organizations gathered here corning.the Soviet Union, Dr. і present were Mrs. Robert P. held here March 30 under the City Hromada to take the ini– for a two-day foreign policy Lev E. Dobriansky told the Ї Patterson, widow of the Sec- auspices of the Ukrainian tiative in formulating a new seminar. Republican Business Women s ; ratary of War under Presi– Student Hromada of New and viable ideology for our in a brief, tough talk at the club here last Tuesday. ident Roosevelt and a former York City. The conference will take a student generation," Mr. Sa– State Department on March Speaking to some 120 mem– 'president of Women For 19, the President said that hers and guests of the club, j Freedom; Donald Dunham, hard look at the Ukrainian vyckyj said. heritage in a modern setting. Small seminar groups wi'h "the enemy's major offensive Dr. Dbbrlan3ky declared that j diplomat in the U.S. foreign now. is aimed squarely at the USSR is the chief source service; Benjamin Protter, Ukrainian institutions and the student moderators and in- generation gap, and the goals formal discussion will be us– the citizens of America, it І8 of tension in many parts of. editor of Today in France, an assault designed to crack the world and pointed out і and Lady Maloom Douglas– of the Ukrainian community ed to resolve the topics on that there is a pressing need ! Hamilton, president of Citiz– and its subgroups. the agenda. Asks For Support 7Z for a review of U.S. policy (ens For Freedom, Among the questions to be Th." conference is seen as discussed — Does the use ;if the initial step in the formu– America's will." toward the Soviet Union. A number of Ukrainian Appealing for support, the Dr. Dobriansky, the author (guests attended, including Dr. English imply a rejection of lation of a new ideology, and Ukrainian cultural values?-– its conclusions and implica– President said that American of the Captive Nations reso–'Roman Holiat. Ukrainian foreign policy has been essen– lution and of more than 400 journalist and author, and ar– Seen during the anti-Communist demonstratiin held March .0 near the Soviet mission to Who will take over our U– tions will be analvsed and krainian institutions?"-What published at a later date. tially the same for more thaa articles on the Soviet Union, (chitect Julian Jastremsky and the UN is part of the crowd of 700 which rallied there on behalf of Ukrainian intellectuals 20 years. said that it is imperative now Mrs. Jastremsky. persecuted in the USSR. Carrying signs and placards exhorting Moscow "Get out of 11- is our relationship to modern Seminars are scheduled to Ukraine? — Have our youth begin at 2 p.m. at the U– Mr. Johnson recalled theft to examine and assess old and Mrs. Robert F. Gunther, kraine!," the demonstrators sang the Ukrainian national anthem and chanted revolution– in 1937 President Frank 1Щ present-day "illusions" about president of the club, oflieiat– ary songs. The demonstration, planned by the Organizations of the Ukrainian Liberation organizati ons failed to krainian institute of Ameri– achieve their aims? ra, Fifth Avenue and 79th D. Roosevelt attempted to the USSR, for now is "the ed at the meeting. Front, was given prominent coverage by news media. The evening newscasts of Channel warn the world that "the "Major transformations in Street. A reception, to which very time that Moscow is the Before the lecture, guests Z CBS-TV included a flve-mlnute report of the event along with an on-the-spot interview shadow of aggression threat– ideology are necessary for the public is welcomed, will ultimate source of trouble." were invited to partake of with Prof. Mykola Chirovsky. ened not only the nations our survival as an ethnic be held from 8 to 11 p.m. and A question-and-answer per– refreshments featuring U– that were immediately in the community," Hromada presi– during the evening the sum– iod followed the lecture, krainian "tortes." The table aggressor's path, but it dent Jurij Sawckyj said re– marizing reports of the stu– evoking active participation was graced with a centrepiece Pastor Named UNA Wilkes-Bttrrp Committee threatened the future of all centlv in explaining the need dent moderators will be pre– from the audience. of Ukrainian field flowers free men and women." for the conference. " л' lsent"d. Mrs. Mary Dushnyck, first and an embroidered tea cloth. For N.Y. Parish Re-Eleets Mrs. Olga Malinvhah That message, said the Pre– vice-president and program Besides Mrs. Dushnyck, six sident, went unheeded until NEW YORK - The very W1LKES-BARRE. Pa, - 15 insurance plans which pro- chairman of the club, who ar– other Ukrainian women are Detroiters Honor Councilwoman "some time... and a world Rev. ivan Danylevych has Mrs. Olga A. Malischak of vide financial protection at ranged Dr. Dobriansky's visit. І members of the club. catastrophe" woke men up. been named pastor of St. via– Nanticoke, Pa., was re-elected lower cost. Mary v. Beck He challenged this genera– dimir's Ukrainian Orthodox president of the UNA Wilkes– Another guest speaker was DETR01T — Detroit Coun– At a party held at the U– tion to "learn from the mis- Cleveland Concert to Honor Cathedral here. Barre District Committee, nt cilwoman Mary v. Beck,'krainian American Center Stephen" Hawrysz, UNA Su– takes of the past. Let us rec– Formerly pastor of St. An– the annual meeting held in whose birth date is February j March 2, Miss Beck received preme Advisor, who spoke on ognize that there is no resign– Memory of Yaroslav Barnych drew's Ukrainian Orthodox the American Legion Hall on 29, was guest of honor at a' a souvenir book of poetry and organizing methods and out– ing from world responeibili– CLEVELAND, O. - (zrw) і From Ю47 to 1958, Mrs. Church in Boston, Father Da– March 16. lined procedures to be follow– 1 round of parties and diriners prose written in her honor by — A, Ukrainian concert injMaciuk furthered her career nylevych fills the post made Ateo re-elected to office ed in prospecting for new j celebrating her 15th birthday.! Ukrainian authors and poets. lty." Mr. Johnson's talk was de– honor.of the late Prof. Yaros– in Brazil, performing in the vacant by the death of the Firet of the Leap Year A portrait of Miss Beck in U– were: Wasyl Waligun, vice--member8 1 '.ivered during an unannounc– lav Barnych, famed conduc– jTeatro Y. Caetano„ Radio Na-ivery..Rev. Leo^ Wesolowsky. president and Ukrainian, see– birthday celejbrationa was a1 krainian costume by Hryhory The a^JpTfltttment of Father Mr. Hawrysz pointed out 'ed appearance at it State De– tar Of" (ВД? Shevchenko U-leional, Roque, to Pinto in Rio retary; Mrs. Mildred Dobrian– party sponsored by the Wom– j Tkach was unveiled, and Danylevych was announced that S500 insurance coverage ipartment reception on the krainian National Chorus )fjde Janeiro, Teatro Municipal, sky, English secretary, and ens Joint Committee in the birthday greetings were ex- recently by the Consistory of was inadequate and members first day of the conference. Cleveland and a composer ^f і and Radio Gazeta. She made Mrs. Katherine Lukacz, treas– auditorium of the City-Coun-J tended by representatives of the Ukrainian Orthodox holding such policies in that several Ukrainian operettas. І radio and television appear– urer. Mrs. Jennie Waslasky ty Building here on February several Ukrainian organiza– Ukrainian Leaders Church in the U.S.A. amount would be logical buy– is to be held March 31 at 5 ances in San Paulo. and Mrs. Olga Bolosky we-e 29. І tions. p.m. at the Schaaf Junior 1 Together with her husband. The new pastor was official– ers of additional protection. Ukrainian representatives appointed members of the ex– Tributes were paid to Miss! Other parties included a ly installed during Divine Lit– He also recommended the attending the conference were High School Auditorium, Mrs. Maciuk gave four suc– ecutive board. Beck by Circuit Court Judges banquet at the international urgy at the cathedral on wider use of printed materi– Dr. Lev Dobriansky and Dr. 5983 West 54 Street, Parma. cessful concerts in Buenos Reports of officers and Cornelia Kennedy and Ed– (institute on March 9, spon– March 10, with Archbishop als when contacting pro- Walter Dushnyck, Ukrainian The concert program will Airos, Argentina, winning the branch representatives dis– і ward S. Piggins, and she was sored by the Nationality Mstyslav officiating at the spec ts. Congress Committee of A– include works of outstanding acclaim of leading music cri– closed that 38 new members j given her portrait painted by Groups of Metropolitan De- solemn ceremony.
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