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Evening star., 1943-11-30
HELP WOMEN tce,,.) }.

sssass. 81 asRs: s 'sss sse e'sE
WOMEN t2), colored, to serve from steam
table, S25 per week plus increase. Apply
WOMAN, colored, experienced tailoress
and and alterations, sel able to fit S25 per week
WOMAN, Young, for position as technician
In physiology dept. of local medical school;
previous experience not necessary. Call
Ne MGMaH M1aSHSo osnsrs Branch o4ss a. ,sr.r
ence enc me necessary; good salary and hrs. Ap-
housekeeping dept. in new hospital opening
equipment fine place to work: sood meals
apply Suburban Hospital $500 Georgetown
WOMAN, young, simple bookkeeping. re-
ceptionist,, experienced with public. to help
opportunity for bright, Intelligent person.
NeealeGraft, $50, 10th St, NV, ,,,,
aged. as hsiper and companion to oid lady
YoGNG YOU aft LADIES ieifs' e teach BALLROOM dane
tunity; training given; also receptionist.
For interview apply L to pm. Don Mar
lni FIRE 'TS fSsuRANcE its 81 POI poL1cY WRITER i'm
mediate, permanent position open for ex.,
perienced fire insurance policy writer and
ee fe Hee xoeFsn en- n dea
23-K, Star. 3O'
SALESLADIES
Wanted, good pay, experience not neces-
sary. X-Ray Hosiery Shop, 706 9TH St NV.
TYPIST-CLERICAL
National motion picture company has
opening in local branch for typist also
capable of clerical work. Apply United
Artists Corp, 924 New Jersey ave. NV.
after pm
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST SECRETARY,
competent: experienced. not afraid Of hard
work: under 35; preferably with years
OF college and able to get along with Others
apply in own handwriting, stating educa-
ences; S130 per month. Box 436-B. Star.
SALESLADY-MANAGER
Take full charge ladies' ready-to-wear
shop with aggressive concern; top salary
and bonus. Give full details. Box 460-B.
Evening star., 1943-11-30
HELP MEN tcentinueO ,
OFF'ICE MAN.

Man, draft exempt, wanted
by one of Washington's Oldest
fuel companies. Must be able
to type, operate mimeograph,
addressograph and be good
all-around Office man, honest
and dependable. Have no OBJ
lection to man with slight
physical handicap. Position
permanent, with opportunity
for advancement as ability is
proven. Salary open:- Apply
In own handwriting. Box
298-K. Star.
Evening star., 1943-11-30
ASSISTANT TO
INDUSTRIAL
PSYCHOLOGIST

College graduate to assist in administer
Ing psychological tests, including intelli-
eence, mechanical aptitude, etc, and in
scoring and keeping records of such tests.
Training in psychology and testing desir-
able but not essential; extreme thorough
ness, patience and ability to follow instruc-
tions implicitly are. absolutely necessary.
This position should be Of interest to
some one who is either studying psychol-
ogy or expects to specialize in personnel
work. Write, giving sufficient information
about yourself to enable us to decide
whether an interview is justified. State
salary desired, draft status and whether
It present employed Box Bold. Star.
~ JANITOR,
Colored, for high class apartment building
Experienced preferred but not essential
Top Salary and living quarters. Box
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT.
White, with car; straight SAL
ary, begin $37.63 weekly, in
creases, car allowance; assured
postwar employment by essen
tial industry; no mechanical
skill required. Apply 1923 18th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-11-30
SITUATIONS MEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

SlfUAitONS WOMEN.
DRESSMAkING, desisning, remodeling and
alterations; reas. Miss Bert, 1880 Irving
ExEcUrrARP Z T AR sfcRETRARY,' Experienced, can
contribute unlimited time, interest and
executive able and willing TO pay S65
minmmum " :, weekly salary for mteliisence
GIRL, colorea, desires part-time work
after pm. or mornings before s: has
some expe rience as clerk. restaurant work
er and cleaner: neat and reliable. CO.
24pS
GIRL, colored, desires position as file clerk
experienced in alphabetical and numerical
filing. Gail II. "l06
LADY, refined. middle-aged, wants a posi-
ton as companion: no dependents; can
live anywhere or travel. Box l93k, Star
A.
PRACTICAL NURSE, coored, would like
general or medical nursing, home nights
WOMAN ATTORNEY. young. desirous of
obtaining Office space. will render part
time secretarial or legal service therefor.
Box 31S-B, Star.
WANTED, hand laundry at home. any
amount, shirts and fancy work. HO. 6667
TWO THoRoUGHBREDs would appreciate
home; an obedient English bull terrier
dog, a cosmopolitan lady, 3s, publisher
author, playwright, collaborator. executive;
speaks French, drives, rides and cooks;
salary secondary to environment. Mason,
III K. ME 6546. 30
Evening star., 1943-11-30

Colored, for high-class apartment building
preferred but not essential
Top Salary and living quarters. Box
Evening star., 1943-11-30
YOUNG WOMEN
Millinery Salesladv.

Exceptional opportunity for young wom-
an with some experience Good chance
for advancement to manager in one Of our
shops Excellent salary, plus commission.
Apply any time, Mr.. Williams, Hollywood
Shops 1902 F st. NV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
New Boy in Cast

The cast. with the exception
Of Robert Greene. remains the
same Bob. who has played
Able here since the opening,
left Saturday night for New
York and viii be replaced this
Sunday evening by Vincent
Gardner. a neW boy
AL White Lester Allen, lovely
Louise Snyder. Bertha Goldren.
who played Mrs Cohen IN
Europe. and the rest are right
where We left them opening
night
Producer Frank Mccoy. de-
lighted over the way Able has
been received here, has already
arranged with authoreSs Anne
Nichols 10 put on two more
companies. although they won I
hl the road until early fall,
according 10 present plans
Mccoy has closed the current
run of You Can't Take IL With
Nou. m Chicago and is Concen-
trailing on summer stock IN
Buffalo and a proposed produc-
ton of "RcbccCa ' the Daphne
DuMauricr novel, some time IN
September II ne does this the
Shubert> Will be I'm on the deal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Concertos 10 Be
Given Friday

EDWARD BREDSHALL Will
present an evening of piano CON
certoS Friday in the small audi
forum of the Detroit Institute
OF Arts.
The program will consist Of
IIaydn's Concerto in y Major"
played by Marcia Tobln; Mo
zart's Concerto in F. Fiat
Major played by Eleanor LIP
kin and the Concerto for Two
Solo Pianos by StravinSky,
played by Mr. Bredshall and
RebccCa Sidorsky
Sheldon Sandwel>S viii offer
Lists Hungarian Fantasia. "
and Evelyn Gurvllch and Mr..
BredShall will play GegShwin's
"Rhapsodie in Blue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Cas- Town Hall
Opens October Is

HELEN HOWE, disunguj.h he'd
monolocuSt VIII open the Gas,
Town Hall when The fan series
begins October L. She VIII give
p sequence Of original ske,chee
from This Memorable Scene"
Other speakers VIII include
authorities from various cour-
tries engaged in the Word
War. Among them Ednat
TomlIn>on. analyst on inter
American affairs. JAW Alter
who has Just returned from
North Africa: Mark GHyr
NeWsweck authority on inc
Far East; Stanley John ton
naval and aviation eXper, N1r
Nam HENRY Chamberlain. noted
American journalist.
y Al>oAtO be heard next season
are Pierre Van PaaSSen. author
Of Days Of our Years Col
NJ Thomas Tchou. former &C.
rotary 10 Cen Chang Kai-Shek
Dr. s. Anlp singh. authority pp
India and DIOGraphcr of Nehru
t&pt ~ MichacN Fielding radio
commentator and Lamya .Sar-
mast ANALYST ~ Persian poll
les.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
That Noon Siesta

Burr Carroll reports that In
Miami the dimOut restrictions
are being RELAXED. But help
shortage probably will prevent
some hotels from opening.
Grocery clerks are so scarce
that Detroit stores are locking
their doors from u 10 ] o'clock.
Otherwise the few remaining
clerks can't even get time for a
sandwich.
Secrecy is 30 tight at some
military establishments in
Michigan that at one of them
an official photographers films
were confiscated.
A southern resort hotel
which has been patronizcd by
wealthy Detrolters has alien
ated many by It's current sd-
vertiSing. In letters. the hotel
says smoothly:
Up. S.-Our clientele is re-
stricted TO civilians and com
missioned army and navy OFF,
GERS"
Detroiters got so mad AZ The
slight 10 ServiCemen that they
are boycottinC the place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Lillian Oish on
Fisher Town Hall

LILLIAN GISH viii head tho
liSi Of guest speakers 10 appear
m the Fisher Town Hall WHOM
the fall season opens Oclo
Der l3.
Mime Wellington Zoo V,fe Of
rChIna'S ambassador 10 Greet
Britain Lloyd Douglas. author.
Upton Close, MIC commenta-
Tor. and Robert s.. John. NBC
London correspondent. who VIII
report on The World at War.
VIII be among the speakers.
Other celebrities TO appear m
the "Wednesday morning pro-
grams include Julien Bryan ace
camera reporter Dr George "
Crane psychologist. Paul Gal
hco. magazine Writer. John
Anderson. broadway dramatic
critic.
Argentina fiery Spanish
dancer AMI her company VIII
provide a novel touch To rne
series. Appearing Tins spring
with The Bale, Thoatpr hrccu-
unI'a co->tar Win Maysne ~
The Three Cornercd Hat
juvenile Behavior at tho
Crossroads VIII be- the subject
Of Judge Camille Kelley widely
known Juvenile Judge What
America Think" viii be ana
Iyzcd 10y William Lydeate editor
ol the GaIlIp Poll Ismci SarIi
young Turkish Journalist VIII
talk on Turkey Role in I'm,
Wax Mortimer killer Wjl dis
cIS>, books and Or. Clarence.
Cook Little VIII report on NitF
and MedA-ruC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
WhistIed At: 389

They're saying that the Van
ishing American of 1913 IS the
hellboy. But the vanishing
American girl seems 10 be the
one who could wear a uniform.
The current drive for WAVES
Is the result of the astounding
jolt that a whole weeks re-
cruiting in Detroit resulted In
only one girl signing up. Other
uniformed services for women
are likewise short Of prospects.
The WAACs, just 10 find out
whether their members find So
cial life even in uniform. had
one girl. Aux. Rita Smith. keep
her diary carefully for a week.
AZ the end of seven days, her
dairy showed:
Asked for dates: 26 times.
Danced with: 80.
Whistled at: 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Taboo Available

Sammy Kaye who rs Al
present pleasing Eastwood
Park patrons, hasn't done am
thing later than TABOO. but
We think you can sui find
few copies lying around the
counters.
Comer-uppcr is GrT VII
hams of Chicago, who has
turned the tune tide with his
ent YUM YUM and
YOU'RE THE SUNSHINE or
MY HEART while Johnny
Jones tackles II DON'T WANT
a \ Y BODY" and EVERY
LITTLE BIT HELPS. both Of
which aren't bad if you're >uf.
fering from new number short.
age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Next Prospect

The Ca>S. meanwhile is look
ing hopefully forward 10
comedy hit which might fill IN
for the next two months. Most
promising prospect seems 10 be
DoughgTlS, which is nearing
the end of its Chicago run and
which would certainly complete
the hot-month menu here
We had expected kiss and
Tell" the new George Abbott
farce. but its reception in Chi
caGo proves that it's likely to
be there for quite a stay
While this isn't wiShlul think
ing. neither is any Of IT. in the
straight fact department, 20
that leaves theatergoerS with
Abie'S Irish Rose as the sole
packing the Laia-
yette every night with custom
erS who are delighted by Anne
famous farce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
z Times Stump Girls

SO many factory girls swing
ing over 10 more and more man
niSh clothes. even overallS.
Wasn't one girl wearing a pair
Of mems suspendcrS with her
Stacks
There are only two things the
girls haven't mastered-hook-
ing their thumbs In their gal
luses and lighting matches on
the seat OF their trousers.
Detroit schoolgirls have dis
covered another way 10 help.
Mary Schumacher is one OF
several making scrapbooks 20
send 10 military hospitals. The
ScrapbookS are principally coli
lectlons Of cartoons clipped
from papers and magazines
Wounded men, roo weak 10 care
about reading heavy books, get
a chuckle from The SCrapbooks
Al Assessor, engineer a. one
Of the war plartkN was called
home in hurry by hls wife
Marian. FraHtIc ne caNed nine
doctors, and couldn't reach one
OF them.
just a. the ninth one finally
answered, Assessor heard a
small wall from upstairs. Their
baby daughter had been born.
y Who says this uodrfnN a-s
can't STAND The same Ting, tnc
pioneers StOOo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Purpose in Games

SEEN AROUND TOWN
Dick Osgood. the writer and air
commentator. How many mar
ried couples are like the OS-
goods, and keep up a constant
series Of card games with each
other?
They play gin rummy, back
CANNON. cri b b a & g. Russian
bank and pinochle at nickel a
game. Winnings 60 in A COM
mon fund, and buy little house
hold Injuries.
Since 1886 Osgood has kept
his resolution never 10 spend
a penny" Every time he gets
q copper he puts II in a bank
In seven years he has saved
S2l5 in pennies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Able S Irish
Rose Due
7 O Stay On
Continued from First Stage Page

WV 'A'''N - WIZ ~ - '''"N' -
have an attraction lined up be-
cause this beautiful house has a
wonderful ACKNOWLEDGING SyS-
tenn IN 10 turn out cool comedy
a any hour.
Even his plans 10 star XaSu
Pitts IN a new comedy called
Swing II Sister didn't swing
around into production forma-
tlon, and Miss Pitts has hied
herself back To the Coast. DUFFY
phones from New York that he
VIII have something shortly, al
though ne won't tip Us off as to
just what II IS.
We wouldn't be surprised If
II turned out 10 be 4 revival of
that very funny farce. "Parlor
Is Q broom and Bath, with
Frank McIIugh and Patsy Kelly
IN the leads. Patsy, we under
stand, does an atterplece, which
includes diving through a bass
drum. that is terrific and We're
sure that this sounds like just
what the doctor ordered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Sinotrd,
James Disc
Going F asst
By CHARLES GENTRY

OFF the r oId That
~ FLASH with Harry
James which we gave 10 YOU
last week IS no hokum, although
rs the turnover that's getting
the turnover AT The record
counters With ALL OR
NOTHING AT ALL James
and Frank Sinatra. the hottest
thing on two tonSilS At the min
ute is breaking all recent disc
deals.
The Pine-Top Smith lob Of
single boogie-woogie isn't doing
100 badly either. but If this is
what you want there's A DeCca
album lying in wait for YOU
with a group of piano wizards
knocking out anything you
really want TO hear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Keeps Out Of Films

Since early 1912 the Domains
have lived IN Van NuyS. and
during that time he made no
attempt 10 get into motion PIC
lures. It was James Hogan Who
first learned of Domains pres
ence IN the movie colony and
induced hun 10 play the Na2i
agent in Enemy Agents Meet
Ellery Queen He also played
small roles IN "IIangmen Also
Die and Hostages AT Para
mount. But before being Sc
lectcd for the top role in The
Universal Hitler movie his
moSt outstanding contribution
was the off-Screen voice. imitat-
ing Hitler 10 perfection. IN The
Moon Is Down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Rockin' Rhythm

lis collection of rockIn'
rhythm that's liable 10 send
even the swing Tories right
down the river. In this group
there's Montana Taylor playing
DETROIT ROCKS all for The
local stomp department. IN
DIANA AVENUE" another
stomp with a different stale
border. Cow-Cow Davenport
delVeS into his "COW-COW
BLUES ~ along with WILKINS
STREET STOMP" while both
Speckled Red and Romeo Mel.
son hit about four other I'M
pIonounceable dittieS IN he
same folder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Back Door, Topsy

Rosetta Duncan, the TopSy
of Topsy and Eva, going home
10 her hotel still I'm blackface.
One employe who didn't know
her tried 10 make her use the
servants entrance.
When she was last in Detroit
and caught in a hotel elevator
strike. TopSy marched with the
picket line.
A store on Third with
wrapping-papcr sign on It's
door.
Don't park The police are
giving out tickets"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Qn,iA
Detroit
Make Your Own Bed
on Sunday, Hotels
Now Tell Residents
Nv JACK PICKERING

TALK AkolND ION-N'
L Extra police precautions 10
ry 10 MP the epidemic O! riots
the bud Results have been
GOOD.
on some beats policemen
,ull patrol only in pairs.
The biggest guessing game Is
about The Kl[klan. Will Il or
won't il pop up? For several
years even Kan members have
admitted privately that the
organization was slnlN Z
Iackadalsical political tool. and
us principal strength was "A
threat "a endorse ITS enemies!
ne luxe Chicago hotels are
telling their permanent resi-
dents that now they have 10
make Their own beds on Sun
DAYS. The idea isn't getting
much Of a play IN Detroit
though
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
S
Hitler Role
A Natural
BY DOROTHY MANNERS
SPECIAL 20 THE DETROIT fIsIEs

HOLLYWOOD, June 10.
THIS man. Ludwig Donath,
Il who will play Hitler in The.
Strange Death of Adolf Hitler
al Universal, is the first actor
Of the screen who has had the
chance 10 study his subject at
first hand.
Five years ago Donath fed
from Europe with his wife 10
escape a Nazl firing squad. A
quiet. serious man with memo
rleS Of pain in his eyes and
voice. il Is amazing how he can
initiate the high, hySterical
voice OF der fuehrer 10 perfec-
lion.
II am inspired by hate
against him." he explains. II
have no intention OF caricatur-
ing Hitler on the screen. l wish
10 create exactly his own raw
ing. ranting style OF speech.
That i'm itself is enough To con-
Wet him as a psychOpathic case"
Dined at Same Place
Hitler. Himmler and Hess
often used TO eat in the same
restaurant in Munich in which
1 dined," Donath recalls.
Hitler, at the time, was
writing for the Nolllischer Beo-
bachter, a Munich newspaper.
His behavior was then shy and
quiet when he was at the table.
He seemed i'll at ease.
Later, when Hitler grew
more powerful, I heard most Of
his speeches. observed and
studied his manneriSmS. Hailed
a. he il by the NaZiS as An
orator. II - strange thing
that Hitler cannot carry on in
triligeutiy in private con
NersatiOn. He becomes tense,
furious and hySteriCal and his
comments are diSiOinted. Often
his sentences are nOnSenSical.
Uses Iced Water
when he Is on platform
addressing multitudes Hitler
keeps an ice bucket below his
speaking table 10 refresh his
pounding pulses after various
emotional OutburstS.
What continues To shock and
amaze weIl-bred Germans il the
very bad grammar spoken by
Hitler. They shudder, when
the geStapO II not watching,
over his INSTRUMENTATION"
Donath Is not a German He
was born IN Vienna, Austria Of
CzechO-Slovak parents He
made his stage debut in Munich
IN 4 company that also fea-
urcd Elizabeth Bergner and
Alexander GranaCh. The Ber-
I'm National Thcator later
called him and. up 10 1883. he
was starred with Albert Bas-
>erman and Peter Lore. In
1884, Donath went 10 Zurich.
switzerland, where he operated
an Fascist cafe called The
Cornchon Marked for death
by the NaziS i'm 1888, he fed
With his wife 10 England and
later sailed for New York City.
Jackson advocate., 1943-07-17
Birmingham Black
|Bar0ns First Half
Winners In League
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (SNS)

BIRMINGHAM, Ala - (SNS)
All hail the Birmingham Black
Barons, first-half winners in the
Negro American League pennant
race!
They've kept their work, have
the Dixie dianondeers," and
romped through easily. Now they've
got their mind set on taking down
the second-half honors in like
fashion. The Barons, after fin
ishing close runner-up for the
championship to Satchel Paige and
the Kansas City Monarchs the last
two years, announced before the
start of 1943 hostilities that 1943
was to be their year and it looks
as if they sure knew what they
were talking about.
From Manager w. S. Welch down
to the batboy, the Barons are a
pleased and happy lot. To man
they think they will march through
the second half and on to the
championship without trouble.
WEIGH, called by many the John
McGraw of Negro baseball" for his
clever handling of a team and the
many stars he has developed, had
this to say about his team:
They're a great bunch of boys and
deserved to win. They hustled every
minute and pulled together beau
Jackson advocate., 1943-07-17
Jeanetta Welch Is
Loaned To Chicago
WASHINGTON-(A N P)-Mrs.

WASHINGTON-(A N P)-Mrs.
Mary Mcleod Bethune, president
of the National Council of Negro
Women, announces the loan of
the executive secretary of the coun-
Gil, Jeanetta Welch, to the Chica-
go Charter Committee on Employ
ment for the next two months, to
carry out a special assignment on
employment. Miss Hilda M. Orr,
formerly of the Baltimore Urban
league and the National Youth ad-
ministration, has been appointed to
the staff of the council to assist
Miss Welch and Mrs. Bethume in
this assignment and to help with
the work of the NCNW during the
two months period.
The Chicago committee was set
up at the Office of the RoSenwald
fund in June by representatives
from national Negro organizations
and newspapers for the purpose Of
deyising ways to extend and
maintain gains of Negroes beyond
the emergency" G.. A. Franklin of
the Kansas City Call was elected
chairman; Horace Cayton of the
Parkway Community house, Chi
cago, secretary
Jackson advocate., 1943-07-17
Joe Louis Is 13
Pounds Overweight

NEW YORK - (SNS) - Ser
geant Joe Louis, the heavyweight
king, has fattened up considerably
in his army life. Visiting here or
furlough, the champion confessed
he weighs 220 pounds. His maxi
mum weight in the ring was 2O71a
when he knocked out Abe Simon
in March, 1912.
In an interview in Denver, Colo.
Friday, Private Bob Pastor express
ed doubt that "either Joe Louis or
I will ever fight again."
Pastor added that he has re-
quested a transfer from the infan-
tryat Camp Hale, olo., whree en-
phasis 81 on stamina and Endurance
to the Air Forces where I can
utilize my training in athletics" He
did say, however, that if the war
ends by next Friday, he'll box Joe
Louis again.
Jackson advocate., 1943-07-17

Jacksonville and Atlanta have
formed a rivalry stronger than
any teams they play. jack
sonville is still a bit above the
Black Crackers in games won and
lost between the two clubs. Re-
gardless of how highly touted At
lanta may be before a Red Cap
series they have never been abl<
to sweep a double-header or win
two games in a row over the
Floridians They are truly Mana
ger Lewis nemisis and the one
team the entire Cracker personnel
wants to beat plenty.
The one thing about it, Atlanta
fandom wants this series. They
were rained out their last appear
ance here On a Sunday with the
score being knotted at 90, a score
less game when the rain started
pouring down and flooded the
field. The umpire called the game
after the diamond was a sea of
mud and playing was impossible.
SarviS, brilliant Red Cap hurler,
and Chin Evans, then pitching for
the Black Crackers, were on the
mound. They were locked in a
grand pitchers duel and the fans
roared their approval. Sarvis will
Jackson advocate., 1943-07-17

JEFFERSON BARRACKS, Mo
(SNS)- Eight Negro mitt singers
waded through a field of &c COM
petitors to spear championships IN
an elimination boxing tournament
Thursday and Friday, sponsored
by the 95th Training Wing at
jefferson Barracks, basic train
ing center No. / for the Army
Air Forces Technical Training
Command. Participants from three
training groups competed for the
gold-plated medals, which went TO
the champions and runners up.
Boys from the Middle West
dominated the tourney. Two title
holders come from Ohio and ore
each from Michigan and illionis.
Delaware, California, North Caro-
lima and pennsylvania are repre-
sented by the other champions.
In final bouts, Herbert Hood,
i8o pounder, former Chicago Gold
en- Gloves scrapper, captured the
heavyweight crown f1om Freddie
McManus, of Jersey City, n. j in
the main event, while Claude
Hudgins from sunny California
wen title honors N the light
heavyweight class by disposing CT
Johnny Evans, Cincinnati, OEio
battler, in the semi-wind-up.
Others Who clubbed their way tc
their respective division titles and
their victims in the star-studded
final bouts follow:
John Byrant, Isl pounds from
Massilon. Ohio. outpointed Calvin