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not harvested in time and hence lots of cattle died. These newspaper reports dem onstrate that bolshevism is not able to destroy religion no matter what means it may -employ. It 'has survived the worst acts of perse cution and is reawakening in new spirit and strength contrary to the -expectations of the bolshevik regime. Now the bolsheviks strive to find new methods of fighting religion. The journal “Party Life” is devoting mu'oh of its space to the newly planned anti- religious propaganda. It is sup posed to be toned down in the future, with more patience and crafty methods. One of these schemes to serve the ends of bol shevism, is a new anti-religious book for children titled “From darkness to light.” Again with painful feeling the Ukrainian woman in her native land is getting ready to celebrate the Resurrection. Seemingly it may appear that this observance is not inhibited, however the new schemes to influence adversely the youth is a warning to mothers that she must continually be on guard. She has to tread her road to new Golgotha, and sihe has to do so with devotion and stout heart. О. T. A YOUNG U KRAIN IAN PIAN IST At an international musical •competitive examination in Gene va,, Switzerland, a Ukrainian girl, Ruslana Antonovich, 16, who studied music in Vienna, received the first prize. She also received an especial mark of distinction for her rendi tion of Chopin’s compositions. U K RAIN IA N SCHOLAR IN THE UNIV. OF PENNA. We print in this issue of OUR LIFE an interview with Dr. Lu bov Zofiovska, a botanist who is employed at the University of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Zofiovska had been a lec turer at the University of Kiev. She wrote many treatises on her sipecial subject. . THE UNW LA IN ITS 30th YEAR The Ukrainian National W o men's League of America, the oldest Ukrainian women’s organi zation outside Ukrainian terri tory, is observing in this year of i955 its 30th anniversary of its existence and its hard but suc cessful work. It was in the spring of 1925 that several local Ukrainian women’s societies in New York resolved to unite in order to form a national organization Soyuz Ukrainok Ameryky. At the present time this nation al organization, the UNWLA, unites 65 branches. Its home of fice is in Philadelphia, in its own building, where likewise are lo cated the editorial offices of OUR LIFE* The coming convention of UN WLA is going to be held at Phila delphia next September. Since it will be our ju'bilee convention, we hope that all our branches will send without fail as many dele gates as they are entitled to, and thus make our convention a greater manifestation of organiz ed Ukrainian womanhood of the United States. U KRAIN IA N PROFESSOR AT PARIS CONSERVATORY Л Ukrainian, Margaritha Ma- tyashevska, a recent graduate from International Conservatory in Paris, has been appointed pro fessor at this conservatory for 1954-1955. U KRAIN IA N CERAM ICS E X H IB IT E D IN FRANCE The Ukrainian artist Ivanna Vinnikiv,' who has been engaged in ceramic production for several years, is now going to exhibit her creations at the international ex hibition at Cannes, France. THE QUESTIONNAIRE OF OUR L IF E Our journal is continuing the questionnaire we have initiated on the occasion of the 70th anni versary of the Ukrainian feminist movement. It is being conducted UKRAINIAN DISHES Cottage Cheese Tort butter 2 lbs. cottage cheese гА lb. butter (melted) 2 oranges (juice and grated rind) 6 fresh eggs 2 cups sugar V2 teaspoonful salt 1 lb. graham crackers Mix butter, sugar and cheese. Cream well. The cheese should be pressed through a fine sieve. Add orange juice and rind. Add well beaten egg yolks and mix well. Beat egg whites dry and add to mixture. Roll wafers fine and add 2 tablespoons melted butter. Mix well. Butter oblong pan, then add a little more than half of Graham wafers on bottom and sides of pan. Add cheese mixture, sprinkle remainder wafer crumbs and bake in moderate oven. Special Ukrainian Easter Bun IV'z quarts milk 5 quarts warm flour, sifted 1 to 2 Fleischman’s yeast IV 2 lbs sugar (3 cups) 1 lb. melted butter Vz lb. raisins lemon rind Sponge —Take half flour. Mix yeast and lukewarm milk. Let rise. Take egg yolks, beat until light colored, add sugar and salt. Knead half an hour. Add melted butter—knead again half an hour. Add raisins, vanilla, lemon rind. Knead extra well. Bake from 1 hour until done. among professional women, spec ialists in various spheres of acti vities. Miss Nadia Shekhovicih of Cey lon, an architect, taking part in this discussion, has compared the phenomena of the actions of Uk rainian women with those in the East. Mrs. Alexandra Kopaeh of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, a peda- gog, presented educational prin ciples for the youth, with the ob ject to help form independent in dividualities among women. 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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