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10th CONVENTION OF THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL WOMEN’S LEAGUE OF AMERICA, Inc. May 30-31—June 1, 1953, Detroit, Mich. PROGRAM FOR JUNIOR LEAGUE SESSION Saturday, May 30, 1953—4:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m. SESSIONS OUTLINE Presiding: Miss Joanna Draginda, Detroit Convention Committee Opening Welcome of delegates and guests by Mrs. Sophie Shada, Detroit Convention Committee Introduction of Mrs. Lototsky, U.N.W.L. President Election of Sessions Chairman and Secretary Presiding : Sessions Chairman Appointment of Resolutions Committee Sessions Program Panel Discussion Formulation and Adoption of 2-Year Program Report of Resolutions Committee Closing SESSIONS PROGRAM Theme: “Future of the Ukrainian junior League ’ 10-minute talk—“History and Accomplishments of Jr. League” Speaker: Miss Helen Mural, Jr. Vice-President 20-minute talk—“Role of the Jr. Leaguer in a Nationality Community” Speaker: Mrs. Alvord, Member of Detroit Federation of Womens Clubs (6) 5-minute talks—“Activities of Junior Branches” Speakers: Representatives of each Junior Branch outlining past year program of their respective branch 5-minute talk—“Where Do We Go From Here?” Speaker: Melania Milanowych Suggest means of closer bonds between various junior branches; propose junior branches jointly undertaking a League project 30-minute Panel Discussion—Moderator: Mrs. Wm. Volker UKRAINIAN EVENING IN AUSTRALIA The Ukrainian Women’s League of Australia, assisted by the Aus tralian Culture Association, pre sented in Sydney an Ukrainian evening in remembrance of the celebrated Ukrainian poetess Les- sya Ukrainka. The program consisted of a lec ture on the Works of the author, of re-citations of her poems, and staging of her play “The Forest Song.” WFUWO AT MMM CONGRESS As it has been already reported a congress of the World Move ment of Mothers (MMM) is to take place at Brussels, Belgium, June 8 to 12. The WFUWO (World Federa tion of Ukrainian Women’s Orga nizations) will be represented at the gathering by Mrs. Irene Pav- likovska from Canada and Mme. Zinaida V.ityaz from Belgium. They will likewise take part in the Convention to be held in the course of fche congress. 10th CONVENTION OF UNWLA On May 30 and 31 and June 1 the Tenth Convention of the Uk rainian Nat’l Women’s League of America, the largest and oldest REFLEXES FROM STALIN'S FUNERAL We could not just glance at one of the photos in the “Life” maga zine and then turn to an adjoin ing resplendent picture advertise ment. Why? What is arresting our attention? There is a .com munist orator who is addressing the people in one of the cities of Soviet land. A mass of people is listening to him, or maybe they are merely standing there and weighing different thoughts in their minds ? We are trying hard to read the minds of these people, mostly women, at the photo. W-e wish to guess what they might be thinking of at the moment. Still we can't find the answer to our imagined queries. W-e are dumfounded by the muteness of their countenances. They are d-epriv-ed of the semb lance o-f their personal identity. They are mute, staring i.n stupor, and all seem to look alike, the young and the old ones. Are tihey really so similar, spiritually dead ? Amid the grey mass of faces in like kerchiefs (the garments also stress the spiritual trait of the wearers), one female face stands out, it rather expresses a desper ate tenacity which seems to over come the outer situpor. This par ticular face is perhaps denoting the thoughts O'f those inanimate creatures that are pretending to grieve over Stalin. Are they real ly at rthe bottom of their hearts “despairing” over the death of the man who deprived them of everything human, who became the despot over their animal “to be or not to be” ? Or may be they are lamenting and shedding their last tears for 'their own broken and frustrated liv-es, as well as of their children, husbands, brothers and parents? Their stunned mute ness will tell it. Let us hearken to it heed fully. N. P. Ukrainian organization in the Western Hemisphere, was held in Detroit, Michigan. Delegates from 14 states attended. The UiNWLA, as is well known, was founded in 1925 in New York. At the present time it -embraces 63 branches with more than 5,000 members. Видання C оюзу Українок A мерики - перевидано в електронному форматі в 2012 році . A рхів C У A - Ню Йорк , Н . Й . C Ш A.
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