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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31

spent the week end with Mr.. and
MIS- Paulus Price at C~raigsville
Mrs. Grover Barr and Mrs. New
ton Womack visited their parents,
Mrs. Martin Hamlet and Mrs. w. L.
Womack, at Darlington Heights Sun
day.
The Women Of the Church Of
Browns aud Guinea Presbyterian
churches We're entertained Wednes-
day by the Women Of Cumberland
church. The occasion was the birth
day offering. this year COINS 70
KOREAN missions
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31

Rev W C- Hughes. Of Arvonia
preached at Cartersyille Baptist
church Sunday in the absence Of
the pastor, Who preached the bacca-
laureate sermon at his home church
near Virginia Sunday morning.
Mrs Kenneth Clark went with
sone Of the high school students
from Powhatan to Washington Tues
day On q sightseeing trip.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31

in tie expected numbers For ex-
ample. only 81 $50 Iowa farmers, or
10 per cent, met the 1857 soil bank
sign-up deadline this year. There
were 5000 sIgners last year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31

P. C. Baker Is in the NOV Hos
pital at Richmond for x-rays and
tests Mrs. Baker, and boys. visited
him Sunday.
Mrs. I. L. Fhppen. and children,
visited her sister. Mrs. Ruby Rakes,
IN Richmond last Tuesday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31

an Of hem. There's probably no other industry that employs as many
different trades and professions as the American railroads. In the case Of
the Norfolk and Western, there ar over ~ 900 employees and hundreds Of
them work in jobs OF commonly associated with ranroading. This wide
range OF human skius is one example of what it takes to maintain a service
(which truly is the lifeline of the United States. Time and again it has been
proven that there never has been and never will be A substitute for this
nations railroads ~ indispensable in peace, mandatory for survival in war
lAnything that binders the railroads from comparatively building to peak
deficiency and maintaining that efficiency slows the nations progress and
'endangers a vital arm of defense.
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FOUND

DOG, old. black, male, cocker: vicin.
ity OF Woodner. Call HO. 2-23s1.
DOG, German police, young, black and
tan. has red collar with nail heads
UN. 4-477s.
DOG, male, young, small, mostly
miniature collie; black with beige
and X SITS NV: very friendly and
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parison with the immense good
which would be done if the
Queen appeared to speak from
the heart"
Critics Answered
From his home in stylish res
idential Belgravia, Lord Al
trincham answered his critics.
II have made my point" he
told reporters. II meant every
word and have no regrets"
Our monarchy is the kind
of monarchy that can be dis
cussed in that way" he said in
defense of his article. But
II 1t becomes a sort of religious
establishment that people can
not talk about because it is
so holy, it will collapse. There
are plenty of monarchies Of
that kind which have gone by
the board lately"
He has edited the National
and English Review for four
years. It was founded in the
18th century at Prime Minister
Disraeli'S instigation.
The circulation" said Lord
Altrincham. sis small, but grow
ing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

the world If all preparations
for a surprise attack could be
Immediately detected"
Mr.. Lloyd said the Western
plan, but forward by Secretary
Of State Dulles at yesterdays
disarmament meeting in Lon
don. might be too big for the
Soviet Union to accept imme-
diately.
IF this is the case, the
United States are prepared to
accept a limited zone in the
Arctic"
Mr.. Lloyd said that people
who laugh at the Arctic SUCCESS
ton should take a look at an
old-faShioned globe"
They will see that the Arctic
is, In fact. the realistic FROM
tier area between Russia and
North America
Soviet Disarmament Dele
gate Valerian Zorin sneered at
the Arctic proposition at yes
terday's meeting, saying 1t was
uninhabited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
Queen Moy Join
New York Fete

Britain's Queen Elizabeth
probably will attend a City
Hall reception and a formal
dinner or ball during her one
day visit to New York City In
October, the British Informa-
ton Service said yesterday.
But there has been no word
from the Queen on any other
plans, If she has made any,
officials added.
The Queen will wind up an
official visit to the United
States in New York City, ar.
irving there the morning Of
October 81 and leaving late
that night on q transatlantic
fight to London.
The New York Herald Trib-
une reported yesterday the
Queen had wanted to go on q
sightseeing tour Of the city
like any other tourist, includ-
ing the Empire State Building
and the boat tour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
u. S. Eyes Soviet Report
On Tito Cooperation

anti Communist uprising in
Hungary. The Soviet action
indicated a substantial i'm
Iprovement in Soviet-Yugoslav
relations.
Officials said furthermore
that an effort to overcome the
Soviet-Yugoslav split was ex-
pected as a result of the Krem-
lin purge in which Khrushchev,
the Soviet Communist boss,
ousted former Foreign Minister
Molotov and other critics of
his policies.
The issue Of relations be-
tween Russia and Yugoslavia
was one of the policy disputes
involved in the fight within
the Kremlin. Khrushchev has
been identified all along with
a policy of reconciliation be-
tween Moscow and Belgrade.
And in the view Of Western
experts the Khrushchev policy
would provide considerable
freedom Of action for Marshal
Tito If the reconciliation could
be achieved.
Viewed as Example
Relations between Belgrade
and Moscow have been of vital
concern to the Western powers
since the first break occurred
in l948. when Joseph Stain
ruled Russia. Yugoslavia' Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

WALLET. brown with personal papers
and charge eerd with the name
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British troops would limit
themselves to giving support
fire to the Sultan's forces and
would not enter villages. Once
the Sultan has regained con-
troll, the British troops will be
pulled out. he said.
The task force is under the
command Of Brig. Jimmy"
Roberts, who fought in the
jungles Of Malaga in World
War II and later commanded
a brigade on troubled Cyprus
Marshal Sinclair said Raj
Jet planes would continue their
attacks on rebel strongholds.
The British announced their
biggest air strikes against the
rebels yesterday. They claimed
they smashed a truck two miles
north of Nizwa.
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QUEEN
Continued From First Page

COntlnue0 FROM ElrSb Axe
director Of public prosecutions
asking what action he planned
to take against the critical peer.
Lord Altrincham didn't spare
the Queen Mother either. In
blasting the queens style at the
microphone, he wrote:
Like her mother, she APP
pears to be unable to string
even q few sentences together
without a written text--a de-
feet which is particularly re-
grettable when she can be seen
by her audience"
Queen Elizabeth plans to
speak to a television audience
for the first time this coming
Christmas.
Lord Altrincham said palace
officials defend the Queens
reading from prepared speeches
as a safeguard against indiscre-
tons or Observation-Disclosures.
But this is humbug." he
said. 1.-THE occasional lapse
even II it were to occur-would
do very little harm by COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
BY the Associated Press

United States officials ex-
pressed keen interest yesterday
in the Moscow announcement
that President Tito of Yugo-
slavia and Russia's Nikita
Khrushchev agreed on closer
cooperation" in a meeting
this week.
Authorities were inclined to
believe that whatever the spe-
cific steps worked out may be,
Marshal Tito has succeeded in
preserving his position as an
independent Communist leader
free Of Moscow control. But
they said evidence bearing on
this point would require the
most careful study.
News of the two-day meeting
which occurred in Communist
Romania came as a surprise
here although something Of
the kind was not wholly I'M
expected.
Improvement Indicated
1t was announced last Tues.
day that Russia had agreed Il
go through with a $3.50 million
economic aid pledge to Yugo.
slavia, on which it had backed
down last winter after the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
Moscow Radio
Attacks Dulles
Arms Proposal

LONDON, Aug. 8 (R.-The
Moscow Radio charged tonight
Secretary of State Dulles "re-
duced to nothing the four
months work" of the London
disarmament conference with
his inspection proposals.
Zone concludes that the
Western powers want to ig-
more partial measures for dis
armament and replace them
all by aerial reconnaissance,
an anymous commentator said
in a French language broad
cast.
THUS Dulles reduced to
nothing the four months work
of the subcommittee tof the
United Nations. implying that
the questions discussed up to
now are of no Importance anc
that the main thing is aerial
photography"
The commentator added
THAT cannot be agreed to-
Hits Aerial Photography
without concrete disarma-
ment measures" he said
aerial photography cannot be
anything else but reconnais-
sance, and will result in in
tensifying the arms race.
1.-THE main thing is to take
practical measures. This is the
Soviet point Of view"
Wishing to facilitate ar
agreement, the commentator
said. the Soviet government
met the Western governments
by accepting the principle o.
open skies.
Cites Soviet OFFER
"This principle was incorpo,
rated in the Soviet proposals
on disarmament presented tt
the subcommittee on April 80.
the speaker said, adding:
at is no mere chance thai
Dulles in his speech friday
in the subcommittee did no
even mention the question o.
nuclear tests. This new ma.
neuver proves that American
diplomacy is trying to impede
the practical solution Of thu
burning disarmament prob
lem"
Meanwhile, in Warrington
England, Foreign Secretary
Selwyn Lloyd said the Western
powers are in complete agree
ment on disarmament.
Lloyd Praises Offer
He told q Conservative Party
rally:
I'VE mean business about
disarmament"
The foreign secretary praised
the Western proposal for ali
inspection. provided Russil
would allow similar inspection
over European Russia and he
European satellites.
The magnitude Of this offe,
cannot be exaggerated" h
said. II think Of the differenc,
| it would make to the peace o
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were moving by air ana sea
beiived to be the headquarters
Of the Imam of Oman, leader
of q tough and trained band OF
rebels.
Reports from London said a
detachment of Scottish high
land troops already had entered
the FESTIVE domain on the
south tip of the Arabian PEN
insula. The reports also said
seasoned Cameronian. troops
had reached Ibri. a fort, held
by the Sultan. The rebels have
claimed they seized the fort
and had its British-led trucial
Oman scouts surrounded.
Air Vice Marshal Laurence
F. Sinclair, commander Of
Britain's Persian Gulf forces,
said he expected q short cam
paign once the attack started.
He declined on security grounds
to say when that would be.
Marshal Sinclair said the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

ability TO defy Kremlin author
ity and survive was regarded
as evidence to other Soviet
satellites that they might some
day be able to achieve a similar
kind Of national indepence. In
fact. Marshal Tito's example
has been credited within the
last year with influencing the
independence trend in Poland
as well as the suppressed anti
Communist surge last fall in
Hungary.
Over the years the United
States, Britain and France have
given substantial military and
economic aid to Marshal Tito
in order to strengthen his
chances for survival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
British Troops in Oman
Heodfor Key Rebel Fort

MANAMA Bahrain. Aug. 8 QF0.-Brtsh troops COM
manded by Notwithstanding old jungle fighter moved into
smerng and Oman today to back the pro-Brtish
sultan's drive to put down revolt.
soldiers with machnegns morars and armored cars
uara moving and seal Their objective NzWa.
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Hrvafski Dan u South Chicaqu, Illinois

Hrvatsko Americki Radio Club IL Chicago odrzat &c
dne 16 lpnja g. svo popularni dan pknka pod menom
"Hrvatsk Dan So. Chicagu poznaom hrvatskom pix
mix vrtu Dosensaban preko pua Hrvatskog Donna So.
Chicagu, Hrvatski Dan So Chcagu reziji Hrvatsko
Americkog Radio Cuba odrzava kroZ gOdine op
stanka kluba t. j. vec dvadestt dve godme, e ii
pularni pknki prza hrvatskom seenku narcotic dane
dane vesea zabave razonode pesa nase sake popevke
Hrvatski Dan 16 lpnja O.. g. pruzat ce JOS jedno
iznenadenje vSe te time povecat ugodnu zabavu
seize svojm vernm canovma, smpatizerna susatelji-
jednog nastareg Hrvatskog Radio Sata nasoj no.
voj domovni America jer je uprava Hryatsko Amerckog
Radio Cuba odreda sretne dobitnke ugodne nagrade
toga ovoga pknka ocekuemo jos veci broj posetoca
nadom, da &c sretni dobitnc nagrada nalaz medju
te svoje darove primit pkku nasega HrvatskO
Americkog Radio Cuba.
Uz dobro poznate omjene tamburase "Hrvatski ST.
no cja je prsutnos jamstvo da ce pesme plesa biti
prete hrvatsko avnosti prv puta predstavi
cetvorica mladh Hrvaa TEX naskoro use enh slobodnu
Ameriu, koji dosi IL bijeog zagreba te ce
isti zvukove gtara prenes msima mas pav Hrvat
ski Jadran ponosnu Herceg Bosnu junacku Lku nasu
metropou bijel Zagreb grad.
Mlade pecene raznju janjetne, lao madih odoj-
cica bit &c zobju, to vec podne II sati,
nece nj po nasem hrvatskom obcaju nkome fati dobre
svjeze okrepujuce kaplce. Pozvamo nase vre ca-
cance Hrvatsko Americkog Radio Cuba kao sve
Hrvae te Hrvatice Chicago okolice da posete
ovom nasem pikniku. Upraya
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Hrvatski zajedniearski Dan odsjeka HBz
u Milwaukee West AIlis ma 1909 juna
Gayni govornk bit ce Milan VraneS, g potpreds ednik
Hrvatsle Bratske Zajednce
i naSa. hTaIjlCa


Milwaukee, Wis. Odsjeci Hrvatskc Bratske Zajed-
nice Milwaukee West Alsu odrzati Ge svoj 9godisnji
Hrvask zajedncarski Dan pilnikom, govorima pro-
gramom iducu nedjelju 16og juna, dobro poznatom
mjestu ovoj okolici Arcadia Parku
Da priredba sto boe uspije zabrani slijedeci
odbornici koi &C toga dana rukovod piknikom swim
ostalm to su Vnko Stajmiger, predsjednk; Martin Jul
rovc prv potpredsjednk Mr.. Maratich, drugi popred
sednik Mike Papa, Jr ajnk Ann Tschanz, pomocna tai
nca Walter Gayske, blagajnik; Anton Srok, dopsnik
hrvatskom jez1u Ann Tschanz u engleskom
odbor hranu izabrani owl: Mr.. Jeich, John
Sarich Steve Vukmanovch odbor oko tocenja plea:
Nick Benesk; Sandwiches, Mrs Walent; ulaznice
vratima, Mike Papa, Sr mekano pice, Louise Srok,
predsjednica.
Odbor ciscenje, Mr. Zvich predsjednik i odbor
do6ek, Ann Tschanz predsednca, tie Mr. Martin Jurovch
Mr. Maratich.
Mas pocasni gost gavni govornik bti &c brat Milan
Vranes gavni popredsednk Hrvatske Braske Zaednice
IL Pittsburgh, Pa.
Cena uazncama &c biti 35 cent? unaprijed, vrat
ma so cent? ia Piles vasu razonodu ce svirat Villa Or
chestra.
Ma piSnku ce biti po nasem obGau dosta vruce
raznja pecene janetne prasetne kokoSovne kao osve
zujuch plea orijepu cd podne pa do kasno vecer
Pozvljemo canove HB.Z mas narod ovih
mjesta okolice, da posete nasem 9-gods-
MEM Hrvatskom Zaednicarskom Danu iducu nedjeju,
16. juna. Ann TSclanZ, pomocna tajnca.
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njenog odsjeka broj 1, koga
zastupaju 81. tajnik i 81. bla-
gajnik uz svoje clanstvo bra
ca Bella, i Martin Krasich,
pax predstavnika odsjeka s
cak il Johnstowna, koga "a
stupa predsjednik j delegat,
brat Frank Sopcic, a odsjek
broj 6 zastupa vrijedni "a
jednicar, brat Tom Beg sa
suprugom bivsi tajnik od-
sjeka 235 iz Clevelanda do
Sac je da uzvelica ovu pro-
slavu, brat Slavko Benic sa
suprugom Ljubom. To je pra-
va zajednicarska solidarnost.
"Javor", koji stoji u pr
vim redovima hrvatskih pie
vackih drustava u America i
grupa glasovite n a Sc Du-
quesne Univ. Tamburitzans,
pax omladina u svojim ma
rodnim nosnjama i plesom.
Sve Sc to nalazi pod okriljem
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice,
sve to nadahnjuje pomaze
nasa Zajednica i sve to jest
Zajednica sa vrijednim ce-
stitim clanstvom i odsjeka
broj cetiri, vrijednim kuhari-
CANA i zenama, svijesnom o.
mladinom i starijim svijetom
odsjeka, koji tako skladno
suradjuju ma cast i slavu svo-
ga odsjeka i svoje zajednice,
eto, brace moja, to yam je
Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica,
bez koje Sc "a mas nj znalo
ne bi, da bi ovako ponosno
i gordo mogli, kao Hrvati, j.
stupati ma pozornicu Ame-
rike.
Drugi dan nedjelju vece o.
drzan je svecani banket, vrlo
dobro posjecen da je nova
dvorana bila puma. Tom pri-
godom opet Sc je odrzao u
mjesni program, tako je mas
odsjek broj 4 dozivio jedan
divni uspjeh moralni i ma
terijalni, sto je mama veoma
drago. - Cestitamo!
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Ma RAzUkJEvANJE

Nijedan clan nema pravo
vrijedjati osjecaje drugog
clana bilo zasto. Nema pravo
u Zajednicaru licno provo
cirati, izazizati i kritizirati
drugog clana radi njegovog
misljenja pogleda i njegove
pripadnOsti. Takove stvari ne
spadaju u Zajednicar, koje su
zlobne i pisane u losoj volji.
Mi necemo nemozemo do
zvoliti da Sc izaziva svadja i
polemika u glasilu Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice.
To kazemo "a one clanove,
koji u svojim napisima hoce
da provociraju losu volju /
drugog clana vrijedjaju, a ko-
il i'm nista licno ma zao u
cinio nije.
Molimo da Sc to uvazi. -
Urednik
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Sredisniii 0dbor Sjev. ka|ifornije odrzaje
hrvatski zaiedniCarski Dan ma 80. luna

San Francisco Calf. = Sredisnj Odbor Odsjeka HBZ
Sjevernoj Kafornij ucinio je prpreme svo 49,
godisn Hrvatski Zaednicarski Dan pknkom koji
odrzat nedjelju 80 una owe godne Napredak Parlu
Cupertino, California.
Odbor je znajmio tri orkestre oval dan poso je
temeju skustva IL proslost dosao do zakucka da dve
orkestre nisu dosa, koe kako sjedi John Botca
njegovi Lijerica; Martin Sanch negov polka kolo
ts Joe Jaros negova moderna orkestra ko
ma razlicitim mjestima Napredak Parku Pies &c po-
ceti sata posije podne pa do kasno u vecer
Odbor piknika, pod vodstvom N. ]. Nikolac ucino e
prpreme dosta prvokasne hrane made razna pecene
janjetne mladih pca mnogo drugih stvari sto time
ide Poso Sredsn Odbor ocekuje velki posje ma ovo-
godsnem pikniku stoga e zakucio, da sjedec popred
sednici pomognu nadzranju oko posluge hrane to
Albert Sankovch Celestine Popovch, Frank Beovucich
Ivan Kuchan, Paul Srok Bob Mestrovich, Ana Radman
Stella Jagch Aida Radovan. Objed &c pocet II sat
prize podne pa do 3 sata poslje podne
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Novi Plan Bolne Potpore

KOd Hrvatske Bratske "a
jednice moze sc clan osigu-
rati ma Novi Plan Bolne O.
stete, po kojem Sc planu pla-
ca osteta "a bolest $4,000
mejsecno, a dvostruko, ako je
clan u b0lnici.
Istina, ma oval Novi Plan
placaju Sc I vece pristojbe, ali
Sc dobiva bolja osteta / pro-
tekcijA.
Pristojbe Sc placaju po
ljestvici prema godinama cla-
ma kad stupi ma oval Now
Plan.
"a potanje informacije O.
bratite Sc kod svog odsjec-
nog tajnika iii pako na tai
nika Bolesni6ke Potpore.
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PIkNIK 0DSJEkA Br. %. JDNA
0DRzAJE Sc j CR0AT|Ak CENTRu

Pittsburgh, Pa. = Prv odsjek Hrvatske Bratske "a
jednice Sv Svet odsek broj godne odrzaje svoju
proslavu piknik nedjelju 23 una Hrvaskom Parku
Croatian Center. Odsjek odrzae svo pknk zajednck
sa svojim gniezdom Pomladka broj Ill.
Clanstvo odsjeka njihova djeca spremaju da tai
dan zvedu sto bou sto lepsu prosavu zabavu, kou
pozivau sv odseci Pittsburgha okolce, sto &c b
manifestaca zaedncarskog bratstva sodarnost sloge
naseg naroda Pttsburgha okolice
Odbor rad da goste bratski podvori dobrom
mladom vrucom janjetinom, hladnom okrijepom
som narodnom gazbom mozvucnom tamburicom Piles
j zabavu.
clarovi odseka posecuu takove slicne priredbe svu
bratskih odseka gdje dospjet mogu pax ocekuu dobu
posetu cd svoje brace zaedncara zapamtte dakle pix
mix odseka broj nedelju 23 juna Croatian Centru
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lazi blizu desetak hrvatskih
rimo-katolickih crkava. Zato
mi nazivamo oval grad mas
Pittsburgh, posve IL naseg
narodnog gledista i znacaja.
Ma recenom prostoru nalazi
Sc i pet utemeljiteljnih od-
sjeka nase Zajednice. Medju
kojima je u prvom redu od-
sick "Andjeo Cuvar" broj 4,
koji Sc je lijepo smjestio u
predgradju Pittsburgha -
Etna.
Oval utemeljiteljni odsjek
udario je cetvrti temeljni ka-
men Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Ia
jednici, ma kojem temelju Sc
ona razvija i jaca do svoje
naJVece Snage l mocl, pax o.
We redke posvecujemo ovom
nasem odsjeku u cast i slavu.
U pocetku owe godine tai
odsjek je podigao svoj lijepi
moderni Hrvatski Narodni
Dom u svoti cd preko $110,-
600, koji je clanstvo odsjeka
samo sagradilo, a sto je INA
cajno zajednicki slozno u du-
hu bratske sloge i ljubavi
gradise ga zajednicki mladi
start, muski i zenski cla-
novi. Tu Sc je lijepo pokaza-
la ona narodna: "Kad sc brat
ska srca sloze olovo plivat
mOze ;"
Ma 26. 81. maja odsjek
je proslavio svoju 65-godis-
njicu posvetu svoga novoga
Donna. Bila je to velika i zna-
cajna narodna Slava.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-12
0DSJEk BR0J 4, mas PITTSBURGH
HRVATSkA BRATSkA zAJEDNICA

Pittsburgh e seo Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce matice
Hrvatstva America, gdje je Organzatori
zaednice osnovase Pttsburghu prvu hrvasku rmokato
cku zupu Tako e Pittsburgh srediste Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednce navecm brojem eanstva Greater
Pittsburghu zapadnom Pennsylvanjom gdje naazi
oko ena trecna nasega canstva prostoru Sc ma