PTKLXX1 4. 171 SECTION TWO SVOBODA. UKRAINIAN WEEKLY. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER Hi, 1964 15 ЦЕНТІВ - 15 CENTS No. 171 VOL. LXXI MONUMENT OF SHEVCHENKO YOUTH CONVENTIONS AND RALLIES ,SPORTS TOURNAMENT AT Over 3,000 Faithful Attend IS A WEAPON - DIEFENBAKER 'SOYUZivKA' FILL LONG LABOR DAY WEEKEND Dedication Ceremonies of Opposition Leader John Die– tion, and, not two nations, he UYL-NA Holds 31st Convention All-Ukrainian Tennis Tournament St. Basil's College Seminary fenbaker told about 10,000 said. Their service in peace and Canadian Ukrainians gathered magnificent contribution in in Washington, D.C. At ,Soyuzivka' in Stamford, Conn. Sunday afternoon at the Shev– war were shown in their desire МІ88 ANNE PETEAS, F1RST WOMAN, ELECTED VOROBKEVYCH, DRUNEVYCH. BEN, ROHOVSKY, KIL– STAMFORD. Conn.. Sept. 7. diuk. the present Eparch of chenko monument on the legi– to be Canadians first and al– . PRESIDENT DUFF GAIN VICTORIES IN AUL 1964 (Special). - Over 3.000 the Ukrainian Catholic Diocese alative grounds that the monu– ways. faithful from the Ukrainian of Stamford. Julian K. Jast– ment was a "psychological Mr. Diefenbaker said that By HELEN P. SM1NDAK Catholic Diocese of Stamford, remsky. noted Ukrainian Amer– weapon against Communist Shevchenko and Robert Burns as well as guests from two ican architect, built the im– propaganda." had much in common. Both had WASH1NGTON. D.C.—in a Dr. Jaroslaw Padoch, UNA sup- other Ukrainian Catholic Dio– pressive and modern college He was the principal speaker short lives but in their dedica– history-making meeting that reme secretary; Jerry Pronko, ceses of Philadelphia and Chi– building. at the commemorative celebra– tion to freedom had lived on. saw the election of its first vice-president of the Ukrain– cago, attended the colorful and Rev. Lubomyr Husar, vice- tion sponsored by the Ukrain– Ray Bryk was master of woman president, the Ukrain– inn Workingsmen'e Association, impressive ceremonies held in Rector of St. Basil's Prep Semi- ian Canadian Committee in ob– ceremonies and those present lan Youth League of North A– and Miss Marcia Sekelik, re- connection with the dedication nary, was General Master of servance of the 150th anniver– included Msgr. Y"asyl Kuahnir. merica (UYL-NA) convened ;preseting the Ukrainian Nation– of St. Basil's College Seminary Ceremonies during the Proces– sary of the birth of Taras president of the UCC, Rev. Dr. here last weekend for its 31st al Aid Association of America. in Stamford, Conn., seat of the sional. The Solemn Pontifical Shevchenko, Ukrainian poet, S. W. Sawchuk. and Msgr. Ro– annual convention. The UYL- A program of folk songs and Ukrainian Catholic Diocese of Divine Liturgy was celebrated writer and artist man Dobriansky. NA Foundation, the League's dances followed the presenta– Stamford. Six Ukraintn: and by the Most Rev. Joseph M. Mr. Diefenbaker, who spoke cultural arm, met here at the tion of gavels to Mr. Danko, three Roman Catholic Bishops Soil from me grave of the Schmondiuk, Bishop of Stam– at the–. unveiling of the monu– same time. who was League president in and a great number of diocesan poet in Ukraine, brought to ford, with the following co? ment'tn July. 1961, said that More than 160 delegates and 1961-62 and again in 1062-63, clergy and nuns participated celebrants: Rt. Rev. Msgr. Canada by Dr. Stefania Potoc– around it were brought to– members registered at the Sho– and to Walter Bacad, former in the ceremonies consisting of Walter Paeka, vicar General, ky, was placed on the table in gether representatives of free– reham Hotel for the four-day chairman of the UYL-NA the processional, the Solemn St. Nicholas Diocese of Chica– front of the monument The dow-loving nations, who were convention, the first ever held Foundation. Pontifcal Divine Liturgy and go; У'егу' Rev. Msgr. Leo Ada– soil will be put in the ground subjugated under the tyranny by the League in the nation's Featured performer was folk the rsnquet. miak. Pastor, Holy Trinity under the monument of Communism. He referred to capital. The delegates, repre– singer Olga Pavlova, concert The idea of founding a U– Parish. Youngstown, Ohio; other ethnic groups participat– W. Kossar and John Syrnick senting clubs in many states soloist with the University of UNA Supreme Treasurer Roman Slobodian addresses athletes very Rev. Basil Makuch. Rec– laid the first wreath at the mo– krainian Catholic college in the ing — Byelorussians, Slovaks, and Canada, heard reports and Miami Symphony and the Mia– during the opening ceremonies at 'Soyuzrvka.' United States was conceived tor. St. Josaphafs Major Semi- Latvians, Lithuanians and nument on behalf of the UCC, took part in deliberations and mi Beach Civic Orchestra. The nary, Washington, D.C; very then followed the laying of twenty-five years ago by the Poles. discussions during Saturday Canadian-born soprano, who KERHON'KSON. NY. For ionship in the men's division late Constantine Bohachevsky, Rev. Peter Skrincosky, Rector, many floral tributes to the Mr. Diefenbaker said that and Monday business sessions. sang for two seasons at Radio the ninth consecutive year ,.So– for the third consecutive time, Archbishop-Metropolitan of the St. Basil's College Seminary, poet on behalf of many cities the Soviets had tried to take Several hundred Ukrainians City Music Hall in New York, yuzivka" was the site of the J Entering this year's tourna– Ukrainian Catholic Church in Stamford. Conn.: very Rev. in Canada and the local or– All-Ukrainian tennis touma– ment as an odds-on favorite, over Shevchenko. On the same living in this area joined in the offered romantic and humorous the United States, it was suc– Stephen Balnndiuk. Pastor, St. ganizations. ipent and swimming competi–! vorobkevych encountered more day as Gen. Dwight Eisen–. weekend program, which in– Ukrainian folk songs and selec– cessfully terminated by Met– Michael's Parish, Hartford, The Ukrainian Chicago band, tjon in men's and women's divi– і trouble than in the last hower was unveiling Shevchen– cluded a.. - luncheon-concert, tions from American light op- ropolitan Bohachevsky's able Conn. Serving as deacons dur– under the direction of W. Ph– Лоп. held over the Labor Day two years when he won the ko'e monument fn Washington wreath-laying ceremonies at era. ' successors: Metropolitan Am– ing the Pontifical Mass were powich, played the poet's testa– Weekend under the auspices of championship without con– the Soviets were conducting a the Shevchenko monument and Others in the concert pro- brose Senyshyn, who was Bish– very Rev. Russell S. Danyl– ment the Ukrainian Sports Federn–; ceding a single set to the op– similar function in Kiev, in at the grave of the late Pre– gram were the Bandura Quar– op of Stamford before hie elev– chuk, Pastor. Holy Trinity Before the monument cere– tlon of the United States and : position. Last week he had to Ukraine. The Soviet commun– sident Kennedy, a film show– tet led by Prof. Roman Levyts– ation to the dignity of Arch- Church, Carnegie. Pa., and mony, there was a parade from Canada (USCAK) The Car-j exert himself to the maximum iste, he said, tried to rename ing, an exhibit of arts and ky, and Daria Terpak and Mi– bishop of Philadelphia, and very Rev. Stephen Chomko, St chael Terpak, Jr., who' inter– pathian Ski Club (KLK) was (Concluded on Page 4) Shevchenko "in their own the corner of Lombard Avenue crafts ^ eocial get-togethers, Bishop Joseph M. Schmon– and Main Street to the monu-j ^ rx petrae ^ preted Ukrainian folk dances. the organizer of the two sports image, and to do so they had JohMOn events that brought together ment including the Ukrainian 1 City, N. Y,, was elected Ь head Master of ceremonies Micha– purged his poems." y Athletes from th" Unitc-o States veterans branch, No. 141, and . the TJYL-NA ^^ 1964.65 el Waris, Jr. presented the aid C'?nadu and ai '-acted nutt-j ODWU Holds Annual Convention For Freedom all Girl '^ST^"TLf^'Guides, the CameronaA "W^--dw.^"b!iw!. ЕЙtroduee2d honoreXUSPiJ?'Md guests, airt– (freds of spectators to this Mr. Diefenbaker said and a trustee of the UYL-NA Д?ГА resort in the Catskills. J in Lehiahton that -ipe tiaad find majorettes, n^ duriu^-the past ong^whom were Michael Yary– the Soviets "could not adopt^ "Siro4ay7night about 3,000 Tile tennis ton1 .lament com-i UBH1GHTON. Pa.'' (Special) fZ. Knysh;: and M. Mushynaky year, she succ^ds John КиеТь -oaovych. acting director ol^ —The Organttatlon for ttte"Re– from Argentina. Shevchenko because he stood people attended the Shevchen– Manned Earth Orbital Mission mencfl on Saturday, Septem-i my of Rochester, N. Y. Among many representatives for freedom, which Was the ko commemorative concert in Studies, NASA; Paul Dodyk, ber 5, with brief opening cere–! birth of Ukraine (ODWU) and Nick Katchmer, Nlles, O. its parent organization, the U– of Ukrainian American organ– antithesis of the Soviet kind of the civic auditorium. The guest clerk to Associate Justice Pot– monies consisting nf flag rais– was re-elected to the post of krainian Gold Cross, held their izations was John Odezynsky, freedom. speaker was Wilson MacDo– ter Stewart of the Supreme ing, the і laving of the Americ– male vice-president, and Taras annual conventions over the і supreme adviser of the Ukrain– "What would be Shevchen– nald, a Toronto poet. J. Syr- Court; Michael Terpak, chief of an and Ukrainian v.tional an– Horbachevsky of Youngstown, Labor Day weekend (Sep– ian National Association from ko's message today to his nick opened the concert pro- Ukrainian Service, "voice of thems, s')'4?chcs hv В Rai–. Ohio, accepted a second term tember 5-7.