www.ukrweekly.com VOLUME XXI SECTION II. JERSEY CTTY and NEW YORK,. SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1953 SECTION II. WEEKLY No. 9 rrrr Weekly Qommentator Ukrainian American Lawyers 1953 UYL-NA CONVENTIONS SENATOR WILEY, INTRODUCES Elect Officers Ї0 BE HELD IN NEWARK RESOLUTION ON MISTREATMENT WORTHLESS PROMISE JOSEPH STALIN The Ukrainian American In line with its policy of ren­ Essex House to be site of Labor Day Conclave OF MINORITY GROUPS BY RUSSIA We have been told time and That moral leper, that great-1 Lawyers Association held a dering public service, the As­ time again by our foremost ex­ est murderer in the history of ( meeting Friday evening, Feb­ sociation discussed many gen­ Senator Wiley of Wisconsin, ment of Protestant denomina- perts that the only thing the This year, as always in the Sunday: Formal Banquet and , mankind, whose victims ran ruary 27, 1953 at Hotel Doug­ eral legal problems affecting chairman of the Committee on tions, the suppression of Mos- Russian government really un­ past, the Ukrainian Youth's Dance at the Essex House and I into millions, that enslaver of las, Newark, N. J. and elect­ Ukrainians in the United Sta-' Foreign Affairs, reported on lem communities, the persec-.s- derstands is force. This being League of North America will **?**} - Farewell Dance the land of our forefathers, ed the following officers: tea. Considerable attention was and Socml February 25 last, a resolution tion and scattering of ethnic true, then why in the world hold its national convention on. - given to the effect of the ter­ which was ordered to be plac- groups in Poland, in the U- doesn't our government get Ukraine, and of other peoples John H. Roberts, President; Labor Day Weekend, Septem-j Chairman of the Convention as well, Joseph Stalin, is at Walter Michaelson, Vice-Pre­ mination of reciprocal treat­ ber 5th, 6th and 7th and the Committee is Michael Tizio and ed on the calendar, remons-, kraine, in the Baltic and Ba!- tough ? strating against the treatment kan States and in many other long last — dead. sident; John J. Barston, Vice- ies between the United States site of this great conference >e will be assisted by Asaist- It seems to us that a good President; Stephen J. Jarema, and Poland. It was reported will be the spacious Essex ant Chairman Sam Herilla and of minority groups by Russia areas under Soviet domination, 1 to a юие we Ш place for us to start talking **&** Secretary; Nicholas Hawrylko, that many Ukrainians, who al­ House Hotel in Newark. N. J. jEd Polewchak and the follow- mil her satellites. and most recently the increas­ passing. It would have been in the language Russia under­ Treasurer; though they are not citizens At this early date, interest S committee chairmen: — ing persecution of the people Text of Resolution stands would be by breaking better if he had lingered on and Directors: John J. Barston, of the United States, have been is running very high in the U- j Registration — Ann Stec. Pu- of the Jewish faith, deserve diplomatic relations. on, incapacitated, unable to do Albert H. Dashuck, Nicholas able to obtain various licenses krainian Youth League of New blicity — Walter Danko, Finan- Resolved, that it is the sense ) the strongest condemnation by When Russia was recognized anything, yet alive enough to Hawrylko, Michael J. Hynda, to sell alcoholic beverages in Jersey which will act as hosts cial ~ - Joseph Boyko, Journal of the Senate of the United all peoples who believe that by President Roosevelt in Nov- suffer all the torment and a- Stephen J. Jarema, Helen Kup- the State of New York by in sponsoring the convention.!'- Jim Melnychuk, "Jersey States that the vicious and spiritual values are the bases ember, 1933. recognition was gony he inflicted on his count- chin, Olga Kupchin, Walter Mi­ virtue of previous existing re­ The cities of Elizabeth, Bayon-1 Jamboree" —Bill Soniak; — inhuman campaigns conducted of human progress and freo- baaed on certain promises made less victims. It would have been chaelson, Michael Piznak, John ciprocal treaties. Such holders Ine, Jersev Citv. Carteret,' Welcome Dance — Nicholas by the Soviet Government and-dom. to our government by the Rus- ( better if he had to endure the H. Roberts, John Romanition, of licenses now face the distinct Spring Vaj, anj Newark are Mankiw, Banquet - Bill Po- its puppet governments in sa-1 Resolved further, — that sian government. Among these lingering death which his Joseph Saik, William Selnick, possibility of losing their M-;thouroughlv' represented on lewchak. Farewell Dance - tellite states in Europe and A- the President of the United sia against minority groups States is hereby urged to take were, victims in prisons, concentra­ Walter Steck, Marcel E. Wag­ censes and consequently their the various convention com. Harry Kasha and Public Rela- such as .the persecution of appropriate action to protest. 1) Direct assurance by the tion and slave labor camps did. ner, Michael Waris Jr., George businesses. The Ukrainian A-»miUee8 and invitatiolis are be-/ions - Gene Wandiak. Greek orthodox congregations, particularly in the General As- Russian government to respect What now? Will the enslav­ Wolynetz Jr. merican Lawyers Association m„ currenUv extended to the! From all advance indications ed Ukrainians and others have the Imprisonment of Roman sembly of the United Nations, a policy of non-interference in Grievance Committee: Mi­ authonzed the Executive Com- Ukrainian ,:outh group8 in it appears as though the UYL- their slavery eased up a bit? Catholic prelates, the harass- against those groupings. the lives and affairs of the A- chael Hynda, William Selnick mittee to petition Governor Trenton PassaiCt Camden. Mill- NA's 20 Anniversary con- We doubt it. We anticipate a merican people. and George Wolynetz, Jr. — Thomas E. Dewey to empower viUe Perth Amboy> Manville,' vention will be a very worth- reign of terror worse than ever Legislative Committee: Ste­ the State Liquor Authority to New Brunawlcki piainfleld, while affair and all Ukrainian 2) A pledge by the Russian before. Why? Simply because PURGE TARGETS phen Jarema, Michael Piznak, grant the affected Ukrainians Whippanv and Great Meadows youth in the USA and Canada, government to refrain from the new Kremlin tyrants will appropriate relief. If special : oud of their Ukrainian an-l and to prevent all organiza­ want to make sure that the John Romanition and Marcel to uke a more active part pr legislation is necessary to bring - ^Vwition and'eestrv. should plan now to at-1 tions or persons directly or in­ peoples might get out hand E. Wagner. — Public Rela­ n the UYL>3 The recent campaign of ac- influence in Ukraine, may be tions:. John J. Barston, Helen directly under its control from now that Stalin is gone. about the desired result, the гаПу"таке \£% eolidly-repre-, tend either as" a delegate ofjeusations and purges in the I trying to kill two birds with Kupchin and Joseph Saik. — agitation or propaganda within As for. war, — we doubt Ukrainian American Lawyers j gen'ed Щ^ПІМ,, yputh en- youyourr localocall UkrainiaUkrainiann CluClubb oorr USSR are aimed at Jews and'on- e stone — keeping the Jew­ Entertainment: Albert H. Da- the United States or its ter­ whether Kremlin will want to plan to submit proposed legis­ deavor. as a guest. Ukrainians. ish element in check and sup­ chuck, Nicholas Hawrylko and lation to the legislative lead pressing 'nationalist tendenc­ ritories. risk one now. Along with the election of ' The Ukrainian Youth's Lea­ Reuter from London reports: Walter Steck. ers in Albany. "A substantial purge of of­ ies'. 3) Pledge by the Russian і national officers and business gue of North America stands ficialdom there appears likely, The latest public attack. — government not to permit for-1 sessions, which will include , Brotherhood of all U- UKRAINIAN MUSIC ON for the which appeared in the local mation or residence within its many interesting subjects for. several Ukrainian ministers THE AIR WAVES krainians and on Labor Day newspaper 'Pravda of Ukraine,' jurisdiction of any organiza­ Toronto Playing Host to' UYL-NA discussion, the following social have already been attacked for Weekend in Newark, Ukrainian alleged; failures and ineptitule .Feb. 1, was on Justice Minister tion or group revolutionary to , Distinctively different and affairs are being planned fPanasluk and his minfstry^"'1Г* Sports Rally Jersey Jamboree', Brotherhood will be truly ac- the United States or to lend its welcome to Canadian listen- Friday: "Ukraine, southern Soviet number of lawyers were also support to such activity. enrs are programs of Saturday: — Welcome Dance, centuated for all to behold. republic known as the granary^-™™ 07 accepting bribes? will draw reluctanctly to a 4) Reasonable assurance Ukrainian songs and music Young, energetic people of Л the USSR, together with ,.EarJier Trade Mjniater Za. close. given by the Russian govern­ heard in Western Canada, we Toronto, Ontario are busy mak­ ts neighbouring republic oflt)oru7hetij Food Mini8ter Hrit. learn. In Winnipeg, for ex­ ment to the United States to ing preparations for the U- Heading the enthusiastic Hryhory Kytasty in New York Byelo-Russia. contains a sub- ч,цк Meat and Ш Minister ample, private radio stations committee for the Sport's Ral­ secure freedom of conscience krainian Youth's League of stantial proportion of the Butenko and Industrv Minister and religious liberty of Amer­ arferene currentlt Ukrainiany carryin" pVogVamsg six .di Ifn j North America's Sports Rally ly are President Orest Sametz; Lecture oughly 2,500,000 Jews in the Mritscnko came under heavy Treasurer. Steve Gregorish: — ican citizens living temporarily addition, once in a long;which will be held April 24, •Soviet Union. Ukraine, with a fire for alleged failings.