Ad-daleel., 1946-04-17
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Il u tC1l VA o0O~S ..
of orr Syrian Leaders-at st. Maron'S hall
last Sunday afternoon-thirteen clubs SEM
their representatives to a meeting held 10
make plans to hold a testimonial affair TO
honor all Syrian Youth who served In the
War. The bows are to be chosen as the living
symbols of all who served-ust hearing
Sassin Roccos and Simon Butrus OF the ot:
Maron Society explain how much tney 1eei
that these boys must never be torgotten anu
also the enthusiasm OF Albert Lalnea OF the
Damascene Brotherhood. It's big and very
catchy-don't wait for someone to approach
YOU. everyone is needed and from the success
of this affair will blossom the
HOME dedicated to all Syrian Youth
bill Schervish and Sassin Roccos are the
| Chairman :.
Pinochle is a grand game, so tell me, the
wives of the Pinochle Club members, and SO
they organized a sewing club that meets on
the same night but the good wives cannon
understand if the Pinochle members should
not change the name to the Eot CLUB -.
The wives who Just would not be down trod-
den, 'Bea' Joseph Josephine Karen :.
KATY Ellis Rose Latiff and Alice Bryan.
People we like to see often are the MO-
WID'S -. winners of last years Free Press
Mixed Doubles and the least effected couple
we nave had the pleasure to meet The
SOLOMON'S Bea and Billy who are about
ready to take an active part In our social LIE.
| Why was / not nominated for any office IN
the A. S. l.. A. nominations E. Everyone was
making beautiful speeches and 1 was sure that
thew were going to make me the candidate
but it was popular Eddie Haddad like
able Eddie Michaels dynamic Iommle
Joseph debonair Eddie Allan (present
| chairman Bryan C. Bryan and the incum'
bent who were chosen as the candidates ~.
It was very interesting to hear the HOW
ARD boys extoll the virtues of their candl-
dates -. Nelson Washer is a speaker with the
know how -. All the nominees were so quail
flied for the positions that I wish I could
vote for each one
The delay that was created at the Art Gen.
tire Bowling Alley last Sunday by the man
agement was not in good judgement and 1t
was very gratifying to all the bowlers to have
members of the league stand up to manager
Sam Milin -. Lefty Joseph certainly is a man
who believes in his convictions -. but John
Solomon and Eddie Michaels are too conser-
vative and forgiving in a matter involving
the time of 100 families-the delay certainly
did not do the league leading JOSEPH BROS.
five any good =. but perhaps the pressure is
a little too much.
Pete Berry is a very brave man if he con-
tinues to play softball with the boys on Sun
day morning he should be known as Babe
Herman before the season is over-(Babe
Herman was hit in the head once, while field
ing a fly balT. Red Hessen is a very civic
minded Detroiter especially where the DE-
|TROIT TIGERS are concerned-he has wag-
ers on every player that the opposition choos-
es and takes what they leave him Sports
Editor Sam Joseph took Joe DiMaggio to get
more homers than Hammering Hank and
l think he will but RED HESSEN is still
the loyal fan -.
The Schervisch boys were all smiling
happily last week because they were proud
uncles of the stork's visit to the home of
BROTHER George
Ed Geha, an A.. S. L. A. member, who is
also a participant in the A. S. L. A. Bowling
League had a close call last week, when he
fell off the top of his produce truck. I~njuring
bic hack and arraa Lo .Irill ha forcnd 70 coll II