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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09

smo j danasnjeg dosta teskog
ekonomskog polozaja, ali smo
jos svijesniji potrebe da Sc
mas narod u Torontu, poseb-
no clanstvo Zajednice trgne,
zblizi i zauzne "a svoj zajed-
nicki Dom, koji &c svima ma
ma sluziti ma cast ! "a potre-
be nase i nase mladje gene
racije. Mi znamo to da grad
MIA ovakvog Donna nije stvar
koja sc izvrsiti .moze u jed
nom mjesecu. Proci &c wise
mjeseci pa mozda i wise go
dina da dodje do realizacije
ova zamisao. Jednom Sc mo-
ra poceti. Da smo tako kojom
srecom poceli prize trideset
godina kad je pitanje po prvi
put istaknuto, danas bi vec
imali svoj Dom. Medjutim nj
danas nije kasno. Nikada nj
je kasno. Treba poceti pax ce
stvar, koja Sc jednom pocne,
biti dovrsena. Sve sto je maj
vaznije najpotrebnije u po-
cetku je nasa sloga j nasa "a
.jednicka zauzetost.
Kakav Dom Sc zamislja?
0 strukturi j polozaju jos
je prerano govoriti. To &c Sc
postepeno rjesavati kad "a to
vrijeme dodje - vec prema
financijalnim mogucnostima i
zelji cjelokupnog clanstva. Ia
oval put moze Sc reci, da &c
to biti Dom iii kulturni Gen.
tar clanstva Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice u Torontu, u
kojem &c biti, iii treba da bu-
de, mjesta "a sviju mas, "a
sve odsjeke i svekoliko Clan
stvo Zajednice, koje &c pre-
ko svojih legalno izabranih
predstavnika upravljati Do
nom. Nije receno niti Sc mi
sli, da &c Dom biti iskljucivo
gradjen i upravljan po spo-
menutim trina odsjecima "a
jednice. Ako Sc u toku pri-
prenc i gradnje istom pri-
kljuce i drugi odsjeci Clan
stvo IL Toronto - bez obzira
ma njihovo brojno stanje -
oni &c imati ista prava ali i
iste duznosti kao i odsjeci ini-
cijatori. Ma sva vremena bez
obzira k o Iii k o ko pomogao
Dom &c biti vlasnistvo, isklju-
civo vlasnistvo Hrv. Bratske
zajednice i njezinog clanstva
- gdje su prema pravilima
svi jednaki. Sto mas bude vi
Sc to bolje i lakse. sto sc vi
Sc zauzmemo i pojedinacno
kao odsjeci, to prize cemo j.
matr svoj Dom, koji nam je
toliko potreban i bez kojeg je
tesko zamisliti veci napredak
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice u
Torontu. 49,.
Marian Kruzic, predsj.
odsjeka broj 1872 H.B.Z
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0 P0RIJEkLU NASL0vA ! P0L0zAjA
BANA k0D HRVATA
Pavle ID. OstOvic

Poznato e da cd svih slavensk naroda edino Hrvati
imadu naslov polozaj bana drzavnoj hjerarhi Neki
dze da tai naslov potece cd mena dnog avarskog po-
glavce, ko Bajan, dok drugi vuku koren IL
iranskog iii perzskog ezia, buduc da Hrvat navodno,
svoje me po nekom ranskom pleenu Hrvata prija
tea), koje doselo medu lavenc, pa i'm dalo svoc
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09

L
da Toronto u gradu Sc nalazi
preko 5000 osoba doseljenih
iii porijeklom il Jugoslavije
- danas je potreba Donna H.
B. Zajednice toliko VEGA. 1sti-
ma tu postoje diva Donna -
jedan Hrv. Seljackey Stranke
i drugi cd Srpske Narodne O.
brane, ali to nj izdaleka ne
odgovara niti moze odgovara-
ii potrebama Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice, tog najveceg
organizovanog tijela nase e.
migracije. Postoji i treci Dom
Macedonaca, koji jos mamie
moze dolaziti u obzir potreba
clanstva Zajednice, koja je
najbrojnija i kao siroka pot
porna organizacija i najupliv-
Mia.
Bez svoga Donna svojih
prostorija, Hrvatska Bratska
Zajednica Sc ne moze razvija-
ii onako kako bi sc mogla
trebala. Ne m o Z ze pruziti O.
n1ladini nasoj ono sto Sc Cd
ME trazi. Ne moze razvi-jati
kulturno prosvjetnih djelat-
nosti u opce. I sto Sc doga-
dja? Dogadja Sc to, da Sc ma
sa omladina otudjuje, da ira
Ii zabave po tudjim dvorana-
ma, da Sc ne zdruzuje, cesto
i ne pozna i da u tim stra-
MIN zabavistima mnogo puta
dolazi do raznih razocaranja,
da i ne govorimo o gubljenju
interesa "a svoje porijeklo
ma svoju bratsku potpornu
organizaciju.
Owl i mnogi drugi razlozi
ponukali su clanstvo Zajed-
nice, odnosno odsjeke br. 975,
961 i 1872 da vec godinu dana
razmisljaju i raspravljaju ne
svojim sjednicama 0 putu i
nacinu kako konkretno pri-
stupiti k rjesenju ovog "a
masnog pitanja. Izabrani su i
posebni odbori u odsjecima,
koji su Sc odazvali pozivu. O.
drzano je i nekoliko zajednic-
kin sastanaka, gdje ie doslo
do potpunog sporazuma da Sc
vec jednom pristupl konkret-
nom radu.
I pristupilo Sc. Pocetak je
tu.
Cd triju posebznih odbora
izabran je jedan glavni iii
inicijativni o d bor cd jeda-
naest clanova, koji Sc vec ba-
vi razgradjivanjem plana do
u najmanje cestice. Plan, ko-
j &c prema swim znakovima
biti zamasan i koji &c = kad
bude gotov - doci ponovnc
pred clanstvo zainteresiranih
odsjeka ma odobrenje, nado.
punu iii izmjenu.
Odbor clanstvo pojedinih
odsjeka svijesno je, da je to
posao ogroman pun raznih
prepreka. Mi smo svijesni po.
teskoca s kojima cemo sc ma
tom putu suocavati. Sviiesn;
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|zVJESCE GLAvN0G TAJN|kA GlAYN0M
0Db0RU HRv. bRATSkE zAjEDNlCE
Cd 1. JULIA DO 81. DECEMBRA, 1857

StOvana sestro brace:
Posto je godisnje izvjesce, ia Gu bt mao dulj
nastoja Gu da iznesem pred detano zesee cd svu
grana Zaednckog poslovanja Koncem svake godne sau
godisna vjesca svma drzavaa gde Zaednica poslue
koja ako opsirna, pa zem da pred iznesem sto
wise podataka il toga zvesca potrebnm obasnjenjem
izvjeseu bt &c izneseni primitc izdatc zadnje
pougodste 1857 godne ali nasa opazanja bazrat ce
mo godisnjoj baz, jer time dobivamo bol pregled
poslovanja
Odlueil smo da iznesemo primitke izdatke "a prose
dvije godne tako da mozee uverti da zdatci bill
takove vrst koje ne mogao zaprject Izvrsn iii Gavni
Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09

iii Sc medju -:njih, kao pfija-
telji, iii saveznici, doselili j.
ma1no dosta u povijesti. TAX
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09

uoSelJeIllA oSVdJdcd, LII pElJd-
telja saveznika. Kod Ervata
to nije tako sigurno utvrdje-
no, ali je vjerojatno. . !,
Poznato je, takodjer, da je
b Tvs a licko-krbavska zupa-
Mia u povijesti bila prva hr-
vatska banovina. A u jednom
podlistku "Obzora", negdje iz-
medju 1880. 1910. godine,
objavljeno je, da je tai icko-
krbavski ban ucestvovao ma
hrvatskom drzavnom saboru
u Kninu "a vrijeme domacih,
hrvatskih, kraljeva, ali da je
imao uza sc tumaca. Tu niie
receno kakvim je jezikom tai
licki ban govorio, da je tre-
bao tumaca. '".
Povjesnicari Sc slazu, da SUI
Hrvati, dosavsi ma Balkan, u
ratu pobijedili Aware Ia
gospodarili starom rimskom
Dalmacijom, koja je u ono
vrijeme obuhvatala danasnjju
Primorsku Hrvatsku (Dalma-
ciju) i Bosnu i Herzegovina.
Povjesnicari nj S t a ne kazu
sto Sc je dogodilo 5 preosta-
linn pobijedjenims Avarima i
kakav je odnosaj nastao iz-
medju njih i pobjedonosnih
Hrvata i ostalih Slavena, koji
su Sc prize Hrvata tamo vec
bill doselili. Medjutim, bizan-
tinski car, Konstantin Por-
firogenit, pi su 81 u desetom
vijeku, dakle oko trista 60
dina nakon doseljenja Hrva-
ia, kaze, da Sc medju Hrvati-
ma jos uvijek raspoznaju A.
vari. To je i prirodno, jer su
Avari bill Azijati, pa su sc
lako raspoznavali medju sla-
venskim Hrvatima. S druge
strane, to je i dokaz, da Hr-
vati nisu pobili sve Aware ma
kon pobjede. Izmedju njih je
morao nastati n k odnosaj
mirne saradnje.
cinjenica je, koju su po-
vjesnicari utvrdili, da je sje-
canje ma Aware sacuvano .sa-
mo ma tom hrvatskom teri
toriju izmedju DR. in e.. j Ja-
dranskog Mora. Vladimir Co
royic u svojoj "Istoriji Jugo-
slavic, str. Il, napisao je:
"Pada u oci, da su tt nazivi
(koji sjecaju ma Aware, kao
O5rovac, obarski scepati, o.
barski vikati, i tako dalje, ma
sa opaska) odrzani u glav-
nom ma podrucju cd Drine do
Jadranskoga Mora, ma teri
toriju stare geografske Dali
macije. .. Vazna je. cinje-
MICA da sc naziv bana "a
vladara, koji je iznad zupana,
javlja u prvo vreme samo ma
toni podrucju; a naziv bana,
INA Sc dolazi cd obarsko-hun-
skog imena Bajan i reci ba-
jan, koja je oznacavala mai
pre- coveka imucna, pa moe
na".
Ferdo Sisic u svojoj "Po-
West Hrvata u vrijeme ma
rodnih vladara" ma str. 276
pise: ~ gacko-licko-krbav-
skim stranama jamacno su
(misli Avari, nasa opaska) i
mali osobitog glavara, koga
su zvali bajan, a cd toga ma
ziva postade docnije hrvat-
sko ban'. (Tako je, ma pri-
mjer, po Karlu Velikomu,. cd
Karla nastalo hrvatsko i. .opce-
slavensko kralj - nasa opas-
ka).
Poznato je, da su brojna
slavenska plemena nase iii a
glavninu Balkana prize dolas-
ka Hrvata. Ia su slavenska
plemena bila pod vojnim vod-
stvom, iii gospodstvom Ava
ra, bio kao saveznici, bio kao
podloznici. Avari su bill is-
kljucivos, vojnicki narod, po
svoj prilici s a m 0 konjanici,
dok su Slaveni oduvijek bill
samo poljoprivrednici, seljaci,
koji su Sc, kako izgleda, u ra.
ttove upustali samo' pod vod-
styom ovakvih ratnickih ma
| roda LaIr,,i 81, hill Ax,ar.i Ria.
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......" 1888 $3,737,822s1 $165343Os -
Gornje izvjesce pokazuje da je bastinicma canstvu
bo isplaceno godine 1857 $3624810 90 wise nego 60
dni 1856 Koncem godine 1886 poce izdavati cer
fkati 20 Year Endowment tokom godine 1887 mnog cla
nov uze tn vrstu osgurana tt certfkat su dozrje
1857 godne time bill fnancijano dosta pogodjen
godni 1857 dozrelo je $40 certifikata 20 Pay Life
4O8 certfkata 20 Year Endowment Ukupna osgurna th
certifikata iznasa $7780O godsne pristojbe $3129
Ovo &c da dovono dokaza da nije moglo ocekva
boljeg uspjeha.
Gotovina. - Gotov novac, koeg Zajednica poseduje,
nalaz cekovnm polozma vodenje Zaednickog po
slovanja Mi ademo svega 13 redovnih tekucih racuna
koji iznasau $253 425.68
Bondovi. - stanju poslovanju sa bondovima dati
&c izvjesce brat gavni blagajnik. - -. u
Zajmovi certificate. - Prosle godine snizii Sc
zajmovi certificate iznosu cd $29, 9,3O2.16. -.
Zalada osmrtnna. = bncem god, 1857 odraslo Clan
stvo bilo e osigurano sjSdece vrste osigurnine:
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ime, ali primilo njihov jerk
Takvih slucajeva, da je neko
osvajacko pleme dalo svoje j.
me narodu, koji su pokorili,
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proslo godni snizio Sc je broj canstva odraslom
odeenu "a 1856 clanova doc'm osgurnna Sc ]e povsla
$587 735OO Kako mozete primetit prosle godne do
zrelo je 408 certfkata 20 Year Endowment ali 297 e
zelo upacenu osgurnnu prea tome moze ustanoviti
da na dobar uspjeh nagovarat clanstvo, kojem
dozrje certfkat da 81 upacenu osgurnu umjesto
isplate gotovom.
vjednost certfkata ko neprestano povisuje
Isto tako e znacaan bro umrlog canstva ko svake
dine prrodno raste Owe godine uro je odraslom Clan
stvu 1852 clana to e mamie to ljestvici
predvdjue Prema ljestvic osmrtnne urle canove
prosu godnu, predvdena e svoa cd 81 602 41500 do6
osigurnina umrlog anstva znasala e 0085 prema
tome mai vrlo povoan pomor canstva prose godne
Ovo je edin izvor da mogu platt dividend Clan
stvu.
Procentalni pomor proslih godna bio ie sliiedec:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

joy csrmody. drems critic for The
Stor, is IN Froaes where he served
% the oftieioI United Stotes dele
cote 10 the connes Film Festival
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

the last two Of It's four per-
formances tonight and tomor-
row night. The place is the
social hall Of Gunton- Temple
Presbyterian Church, Sixteenth
and Newton streets NV. and
curtain time is $3.50. Thomas
F. keenan, is directing and the
cast includes Thelma Cathro.
Marietta Clayton, Don Ryan,
Chuck Gray, Dav Whitenack.
Lorraine Proudley, Jack Kelly
and Eric Lindsay Cowall. d.
The st. Ambrose Players will
stage High Ground" tonight
and tomorrow at $3.50 and Sat-
urday at Q pm. at the church
in cheverly. Md. Players are
Lou Harper, Jean Kahn. Ruth
LaCamera, Margaret Anon,
Helen Keskinen. Ann Finnegan,
Jean Campanelli. Shirley
Schmidt, Henry Giles. Walter
Roderick and Jack Buckley
Gerard CHASER is directing.
The Chevy Chase Players will
offer a program Of two one
act plays, IAN Evening at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Kim Novok Plays 1t Coy
But She Likes TrujiIIo

HOLLYWOOD NANA). -
The movie colony guessers
about who's going 70 marry
whom had a tough one going
after Lieut.. Gen. Rafael Tru-
lilo, jr., declared himself on
Tv concerning Kim Novak.
Trujillo. who bestowed an
te,700 car on Kim and was
given unfavorable mention In
Congress for his $4,000 fur
gift 10 Zsa zsa 0abor. put II
forthrightly when asked on the
Paul Coates show: Are you In
love with KIM"
"Yes." he replied.
$50
kim played IL coy the next
day. In q statement issued
through her studio. she said /:
II liked General TruJillo from
the first moment we met and
I'm sure I always will. But at
this time there Is nothing ]
can add except my gratitude
for the many nice things he
has said about me-"
Trwillo. son Of the Domin-
lean dictator. has returned "a
Fort Leavenworth. Kan. where
he will be graduated from the
United States Army command
school in June. Meanwhile. he
expects his divorce in Mexico
from Octavia Trujillo. mother
of his six children.
He plans to return here In
July. later going home BY
yacht.
"Will this be a honeymoon
trip" Coates asked him.
Trujillo indicated such q
possibility. replying: You never
can tell"
It isn't q safe bet. however,
so far as Kim is concerned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

the play may be the thing, the
plot isn't. The basic plot Of
The Sheepman" is one Of the
oldest--if it isn't actually the
oldest-in the Hollywood books
Mr.. Ford plays a daring
young man who brings a flock
Of sheep onto the grazing lands
of the entrenched cattlemen,
who thereupon employ all man.
ner of dark and devious deeds
to drive him from the territory
There ought to be q special
Academy award for anyone
having the gall to tell this tale
again, with an oak leaf cluster
for making such a fresh lark OF
1t.
This freshness is based on
the firm foundation of q
screenplay that is comic and
much more sophisticated thar
you are accustomed to meeting
In the open air. This is en-
bellished by performances that
are keyed to q fine, frolickine
pitch under Mr.. MarShall's
witty directorial fair.
The first moments of "ThC
6heepman" are devoted to al
breezy an opening sequence a,
has been devised for a movie
In some time. Ford alight,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena-"Summer Of the 18th
DOLL; $3.50 pm.
National - THE Diary Of
Anne Frank; $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - THE Left
handed Gum: 1880, $3.50, $50,
7:25 and $50 pm.
Apex "Mam'zelle Pigalle":
lis, 3. 4:45, $3.50. $40 and
s:55 pm.
Capitol THE Sheepman";;
l1:15 am. /, 2:45, 4:3O, 6:15,
sos and $3.50 pm.
Columbia safe Cracker;
l1:40 am. las. 3:45, 5:45,
7:45 and GAS pm.
Dupont "The Goddess;
lis, $40. 5;25. 7:35 and $40
pm.
Keiths-"God's Little Acre"
11:15 am, lao, 3:25, $50.
7:35 and GAS pm.
Macarthur Henry W.;
Z and o:15 pm.
Metropolitan - The Left
handed Gum; 1880 am. 1880,
3:35, 5:35, TAO and GAS pm.
Ontario - Teachers Pet:
1:05. 3:l5, $40. 1880 and s:4o
pm.
Palace - "Fraulein"; 11:4O
am. 1885, 1885. $50. 1880 and
$50 pm.
Playhouse - Desire Under
the Ems; 11:15 am, lbs
1886; 5:45 and Gas. Sneak
preview, 8 pm.
Plaza -" And God Created
Woman: 1880 am, lis,
800, 5:25, 7::35 and 9:45 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Bridge on
the River Kwai"; 10 am, 1910.
$3.50. 500, 9:10 pm.
Uptown -" South Pacific;
$50 pm.
Warner-"Search for Para
disc; $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

Blakes" and "The Clod," to-
morrow and Saturday nights at
e:l5 at the Chevy Chase Com
munity Building, 560l Connec-
ticut avenue. The senior
class play at Northeastern High
School will be another musical
this year, Guys and Dolls. "
1t opened last night and will be
repeated tonight and tomor-
row night at $3.50 at the school.
The Little Theater Of Alex
andria Workshop win present a
group of scenes from famous
plays tonight at $3.50 at the
Cameron Street Recreation
Center. Orville French is di-
recting and John Burke is
chairman Of the workshop
group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

LOCAL DRAMA-Gunton-
Temple Players production of
"Laburnum Grove" viii have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

She's unpredictable in her af-
feetions.
In New York last summer she
got aoose-pimply talking about
Mario Bandini. big Italian
tomato Gamer. She said he
certainly approaches my ideal
Of a husband"
BY Christmas she had a far
away look for Ally Khan.
But there's no doubt TruJillo
cottons 10 Kim. He sent her
red roses every day before he
met her. and the story here Is
that the Chinchilla gift 10 Zsa
zsa was in gratitude for In
Producing him TO Kim.
sHEILAH GRAHAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

from the train. wanders into
town. He soon encounters the
village character, parties and
tops his rustic jests and
shrewdly outmaneuvers him in
a-deal for q horse. He demon
strates the speed Of his draw,
hunts up the town bully and
bests him in one of those furni-
ture-smashing brawls.
Wants to get his reputation
established right away. so he
won't have to waste time on
this sort Of thing later on.
With this beginning THE
Sheepman" is OF TO q fine start
and from then on 1t rarely
drags its feet for an instant.
ShaughneSsy, a. seems to be
getting habitual with him. is
the comedy delight Of this
pitched battle between sheep
man Ford and the COW town
of Powder Valley. He makes
the Suggest Ford taunts him
into in a Chinese restaurant
superb slapstick. Ford. an
other who makes a habit Of
1t, contributes a first-rate
performance as a Western hero
whose sense Of humor is vastly
stronger than his urge to shoot
q gun. Miss MacLaine enlivens
the proceedings with that pixie
personality and plays straight
woman with flnesse for the
male comedy. Edgar Buchanan
is in top form, too, as the
village character.
The Sheepman" is q rare
one, all right, a western in
which the actors and action in
the foreground have every
right to obstruct the Cinema
Scope-color view of the scenery
in the background.
\
LOCAL DRAMA-Gunton-
Temple Players production of
'Laburnum Grove" win have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
THE PASSING SHOW
Whot's This OutWest,
Witty ScreenpIoy?
By HARRY MACARTHUR
star stan writer

Hollywood has Up with something very close 10
ideal apurpose Western In The Sheepman arriving today
at Loews Capitol Theater.
II you like Westerns you'll ind action apenty in this
one the abundance Of the tnyvson these
past several months has faded appetite you delight In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

the tongue-in-cheek approach
employed here. II you hate
Westerns. don't protest too
much when someone tries 70
drag you 10. see The Sheep
man: you may surprise your
self by enjoying II.
Glenn Ford. Shirley Mac
Lame and Mickey 6haughnessy
ARE the leading players In the
lCapltol's new film. II they
had as much fun making 1t as
they seem 10 have had they
must have felt uneasy about
taking the money. On the
other hand. they may feel that
three performances bringing
this much good cheer TO one
movie ought to be rewarded
with bonuses.
49,
The players. Director George
Marshall and Scenarists VIII
liam Bowers and James Edward
Grant have achieved something
noteworthy here. They set forth
irrefutable proof that. while
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tered by unexpected party
crashers.
Tom Goodrich, a Dartmouth
sophomore. appeared with two
of his friends. Stern Way and
jeff Lum. The effort to- keep
playing bridge was too great
and after another half hour
of the boys kibitzing. bridge
was abandoned for pizza.
BY eleven O'Clock the teen
ayers present had divided into
two groups - the true bridge
lovers and the others. The
bridge lovers had separated
themselves from the noisier
group at the tables and had
retired to a clear space to con-
tinue the game. The remain
ing guests and crashers were
either playing hearts or just
catching up on the past years
gossip.
Finally, leaving the girls to
their hen party, the boys left.
One of the girls, Fran Mailman,
also had to leave at midnight,
but her replacement. Marilyn
Lohnes. showed up as sched-
uled. Marilyn had had a date
but had promised to come by
/ am.
Once again the eight bridge
players settled down to their
favorite card game. At 1870
am. it was pizza time again.
Four card players refused to
leave their unfinished rubber"
but the other four trooped up
to the Herzog's kitchen to help
with the piZza-making. Mean
while, the kitchen detail heat
ed frozen pizza-''it really al
most tastes like regular pizza, :"
according to Garland - and
tried their hand at making
coffee.
Two pizzas, several bridge
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ALL-NIGHT SESSION
Bridge 'Fiends' PIoy ond P!oy ond PIoy

do you mean by THAT bid?"
You DO play Blackwood. don't
you?" and well, don't just
leave me in this bid - say
something!" Amid laughter
and groans. cigarettes were lit
up. Cokes consumed and games
played.
Gretchen Habel Of st. Law
renee spent her time as
dummy" knitting her 28th
pair of argyle socks. Records
ranging from modern jazz to
Pat Boone in 1919 rpm.
sounded forth from a home
made hi-fl.
At 10 O'Clock the comparative
peace (if eight girls together
can be called peace was shat
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Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School.
The players and the colleges
they represented, were: Gar
land Herzog. Wellesley; Gretch-
en- Habel. st. Lawrence: Ann
Darlington. Northwestern; Andi
Eaton. Wellesley: Marcy Car
roll. Lawrence: Marilyn Lohnes,
Miami Of Ohio; Fran Hailman.
Smith: Susie Linkroum, Penn
State. and a TEEN reporter.
Between 8 and 8 pm, the
girls arrived at Garland's home,
5403 Blackstone road NV.
After EXPLANATIONS of Susie.
how are your I haven't seen
you il simply agesl" Jr How
did you like your freshman
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Play On and On

Meanwhile, in the other half
Of the room. coffee-fortified
die-hards shuff1ed the cards
and once more dealt the neces-
sary 13-card hands. Muff1ed
bids of zone no-trump." pass"
two spades" were heard in the
otherwise quite room. BY Ais
even the four serious players
couldn't tell a spade from a
club. After the third complaint
of five suits in a hand, it was
generally decided to hit the
sack for some much-needed
shuteSe.
At $50 am, however, Mari
Ign Lohnes woke up, reached
for a deck of cards and began
her own private card game.
Said Marilyn, wide awake land
incidentally one of the AIS
ers). Il just can't seem to sleep
much these days" The sound Of
a shutting deck was too much
for the SubconsiouS of the other
seven card sharks; they, too,
woke up.
BY an hour later. not only
had everyone awakened. but
another bridge game was in
full swing.
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BY GAIL GUTHRIE
Special Writer for The star

Bridge? Sayl Will anyone
play a fourth?"
These are the crys Of a pc
culiar species. the bridge fiend,
and such sounds are heard fire.
quently in the corridors Of a
college dormitory-ANY college
dormitory.
Last week end. eight girls
that's two tables II you are a
nonbridge player-decided to
hold an all-night bridge mara
thon.
The girls. all college sopho-
mores who live in the Be-
thesda area. are graduates Of
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hands and three relatively sue
cessful cups of instant coffee
later, four of the eight
friends" decided that 2:3O was
late enough. As the remaining
four played on. the sleepy girls
wrote letters. pin-curled hair
and got into the improvised
beds. A few quick games Of
honeymoon sbridge we're played
before declaring curfew.
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year a Northwestern, Ann?"
the girls settled down in the
recreation room.
Two bridge tables we're set up
at one end of. the room-and
at the other end, eight cots
and mattresses were arranged.