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Show BUSINE5 and ROFESSIOIMAI D1RECTO Xou will find these Me (UXXlOlU 7P U to , to serve you.- Xt Will pay j patronize them. AUTO GLASS LET ua replace your trroken glaa. South University. Phone 100. a.l i AUTO RADIATOR RADIATORS repaired ana flushed. flush-ed. Ahlander Mfg., Co., 472-490 South University. Phone 100. al CAR REPAIRING BRAKE adjustments and relinine, motor tuneups, overhaul and lubrication. Watkins Service. 2nd North University. Harold Spencer. jyM CERTIFIED SERVICE -'PECIALIZED in Easy, Maytag, Apex. Also parts and service in all other makes and models. Will, .call for and deliver. Esti mates iveri. Charles F. Johnson, Phone 09-R-5. jylO LAWN MOWERS f SHARPENED at the General Shop 135 North Univesrity. Phone 915W. jyl MOVING AND STORAGE FELLOW CAB AND TRANSFER CO. Local and long distance moving. Packing, Storage, Shipping. Ship-ping. Phon 00. 170 West 1st North. al RADIO SERVICE FOR prompt Radio service. See's Radio Service. 317 West Center. Phone 74 7R. al SEWING MACHINES WE will pay cash for all makes of used sewing machines. We also have for rent portable and cabinet sewing machines. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 268 West Center. Phone 299. jy25 i REPAIRS on Whites and other makes. Souter Shop, 458 West V , r- VACUUM SERVICE HOOVER sales, and service.. Phone I 1489. VR. L. Redf ord, 908 East 3rd South. jy26 WASHER SERVICE 1 17 ASHING machines. Repairs and ! parts or ali .makes of washni J machines. Provo -Ma vtajr Co. 89 North 2 West. Phone 717R. al J FOR A I .r. ; a 1941 "Super" Buick convertible i club coupe. Deluxe equipment. I Duckett 3arbr Shop. 4.53 West j Center. ! jll j 1941 Plymouth Convertible club I coupe Deluxe equipment. . Duck-I Duck-I ett Barber Shop. 456 West I Center. jll MODEL A Ford. Excellent tires. Good condition. 310 West 2nd North. j8 ;j 939 Plymouth four door sedan, j Raido an dheater. 1941 Ford v four door Sedan. Radio and heater. Duckett Barber Shop, 456. West Center. jy7 1942 Chevrolet two-door sedan. Excellent -1 condition. Ducket Barber Shop, 456 West Center. Cen-ter. jy7 1941 Super Deluxe Ford Club Coupe. Deluxe equipment. Duc- P ket Barber Shop, 456 West Center. jy7 i935 Plymouth. George Ostler, 8th Good condition. Jy7 VA ton Ford truck. Inquire Hotel j Roberts. Jyl3 1940 vChevrolet Master 2 door sedan. Deluxe .equipment. Duckett Duck-ett Barber .shop. 456 West Center, Cen-ter, .during business hours. Call 1051 evenings. 1y7 MISCELLANEOUS JOHNSON'S Cafe. 703 South University is now ready to serve hungry- people. Home cooked meals. , .Regular. dinner6Gc. Sunday fried chicken,, special spe-cial 60c. Open 6 a. m. to 10 SGISTERED " DUroc boar serv-;ice. serv-;ice. Phone 506. j8 J Mornhif . . - - pbllahd by UV Hrf !4 Qorpcr- tlon. It South irt ft.Btrt. ' Ptot, Utah, v Satr4 mm mood4 1sm matter at' tha postotfio ta Ptoto. Utah.r ,aAw frat ( 'farch t, UTIr r ' '-' ibaertptloa Utw by ' carrlar tm tab county, -eanta tha xnoatfc, 'i for mtjt roontha, ta .advano tr.S tha yaar, la adraaec; by maU laywhar M Cnltad BtaUa, t ItM HERALD CLASSIFIED - : a. ' , ' - . VWill sell anything. Convert your extra furniture, stoves, machinery, -trailers etc., into Victory Bonds. Herald classi- .CoruftT nviani :'Ifi'isj- fied ads bring immediQte results. Do not 'phone . . . take your advertise-merit advertise-merit to the 'Herald office before 1.2 noon. FOR SALE JREAJU' ESTATE SALES! JEJomes :: Lands Good, Comfortable Brick Home. Modern, with brick grocery store and equipment equip-ment and fixtures. Acreage, fruits and garden. Every city convenience. Profitable to own. Dairy and Farm! Good cows, equipment. Modern home, milk house; -route. Implements. Good income property. Profitable Grocery Business with cabins. Doing good business. Good income property. Willard L. Sowards Agency Telephone 1099 Office 39 W. 2 North St. Provo, Utah SIX room furnished house, garage, take car part payment, large lot. garden. 64 North 4 East. Jy9 FIVE roomed v home. Can be moved. . Built in cabinets, nice linen .closet. Clarence Gourley, Eureka Utah. Phone 167. jyll 160 acres, 70 acres in pasture, 53 wheat; 35 plowed f or all planting, plant-ing, tractor, plows, binder, 'mower, 'mow-er, rake," harrow, leveler, wagon, derrick, fork, 1000 bushel metal granary. All in good condition. Straw stack, out buildings, grazing graz-ing permit. Terms. Mapleton. See J. A- Brockbank, 187 South Main,- Spanish Fork, 'Utah. Phone 50-J. ' MODERN, duplex in .Spanish Fork. Good location. Mr. Taylor, 356 North West. ;rovo. Call between be-tween 5:30 and 6:30 p. ml j7 WANTED TO BUY aaaaaabaaayaaaaa I WANT to buy from owner a 1937 Chevrolet. Phone uK3. J7 ELECTRIC washing machine. Phone Springville 362M. ,J7 COLLAPSIBLE baby buggy. Call Mrs. Vance at Hotel Roberts between be-tween 2 and 4 p. m. Extension 14. Room -55. f jy7 LIVE poultry. Grant D. Gray, 12th South Springville road. Phone 042J2. : . MUST have fifty sewing machines' Now. Any make WU1 pay a high as S75. phone 763J or 399. . . " a2 HIGHEST prices paid for good used furniture ' and appliances. Terms cash. CaU 481, Gamble - Stores, -i- . " y . jy7 GOOD bed and spring. Write to Box ABC f care Ilerald. , 43 a . fn 1939 BVJCX Black Finish - Heater " r?T- y-T. n.rr y ' . , ; - . .NTS--. ' CANNON'. ( ' ASHTONVInc University 24 oith ; phone 155 ,.-v SPECIAL FOR RENT FUlSHTO NICE sleeping room for one gentleman. gen-tleman. 914- North University Avenue. Phone 61 0W. i- ft SLEEPING room, private entrance. ent-rance. 144 East 2 South. Phone 1168. j7 SLEEPING room. 780 ,East 8th North. ' J7 SLEEPING room. Men, Private bath, entrance. Non-smokers or drinkers. Phone 1305W. j6 WANTED TO RENT SMALL apartment by .quiet couple. Call Mrs. Thompson, Academy Hotel. . j6 HOUSE or apartment. Three or four rooms unfurnished with garage. No children. Can -get references. Phone 1354W. jll TWO or three room furnished apartment. Phone 1729NR. Reward. Re-ward. j7 $10.00 REWARD Respectable permanent family desires furnished apartment. Phone 36. Mr. Mann. No drinking drink-ing or smoking. ' jl8 J10.00 REWARD 3 room furnished apartment. - respexJtabWec - 2100 cxtenston i24.ns " ' - S2HrrmS East 1st North FOR RENT FLOOR -ander and Floor Polish-r Polish-r ,er. ?Utah ' Valley i Glass & Paint p.''-. vix jy8 .-OBt SALE -OR -RENT vvwiiwtyyyyywvwvvywiwwvs PIANOS, accordions, guitars. I buy sell and teach. Phone Profi S. W. Williams, 308 East 3rd South. jy24 LOST LARGE diamond from ring.-In ,or near Provo North park. Reward. 1952R. j7 $35.00 in greenbacks between k Wildwood and Geneva. Reward. Phone 885W..445 North- UnK versity Avenue. j6 ,Wfi have forgotten who borrow-' borrow-' led the. following articles' from urs in the last two years : 1 field Vegetable duster 1; ditcher, 2 large -shovel law blades.Kind-ly blades.Kind-ly return. Chris Jeppeseni Jy 7 EXPERIENCED stenographer. Arden Sunfreze Dairy, a jy2 MEN seeking permanent employ- ment in an essential industry should contact Mr. Gogarty at the United States Employment iService, M 30 JMorth i University Avenue, Provo, Utah. Essential workers must liave certificate of availabUity. 'II jy20 IF you are under 40 ive need you. "Essential" work; good hours;' 8 to 4:30. No experience necessary. neces-sary. Apply Troy ' Laundry, 375 West Center -Street. ' Y Jy24 nELP WANTED - MALE SHOE maker $50 -per week. 8 'hours. Tom E. Demos. 348 West 'Center. '- --tf ' jn DISHWASHER.' Good -wage. Ap? , ;ply Sutton ,Caf. : - ; J9 NIGH7 watchman wanted.- Good f wages.' Write P; O. Uo 139. jy7 mXP WANTED FKMAT.TI EXPERIENCED" y A&TjR'&g S-J ..') m" ... 1 1 t ... . :Jirjhecj Prices , v'Atr.'TON .-. . FOR SALE- TRAILdCIIS 1940 Factory trailer. Accommodations Accommo-dations for four, bathtub, air conditioned, wall heater. Rt. 2 Box 119. jy9 7' jT x 15' .6 homemade four wheels. 2 rooms f urnished.' Sell cheap. See George Taylor at 312 South University after : p. m. Phone "1593. jyiz 7. BY 16 foot homemade trailer. XSood 1 rubber. $165. Must -ell. Bee Richard West, River Bridge Trailer Park. jf ONES 1941 Vagabond house trailer. trail-er. 23 feet over all. Electric brakes, electric frigidaire, porch awning. Bert Hill, Pleasant "Grove Trailer Camp. Pleasant 'Grove, Utah. j6 24 foot. Three rooms furnished. floor furnace. Air brakes: f 400 cash. 890 -West 2 Nori. jl 1 -WELL built : trailer. Sleeps four. Grant . Gray, 12th South Springville Road. ... .u j6 1941 18 foot modern house trail-ier. trail-ier. Practically new ' tires- $525. See DickBrnett, at iR. G. Mor-ley's Mor-ley's esidece Salem. ? . j8 PACIFIC House Trailer. Good tires. Good condition. 8' by 16 ft. -Price $235.00. 794 West 3rd North. jy7 FOR SAIE MISCELLANEOUS CHOICE second crop hay. Will sell 50 or 60 tons in field or will bale if desired. Phone immediately im-mediately to Huish Farm. 121-Rl, 121-Rl, Payson. jy7 CHOICE fryers. 251 North 10th West. Cook. j7 RED and white pullets. All ages. Phone 0276R4 American Fork. jl2 HOTPOINT automatic electric range. Excellent condition. 3rd house, south side, ChristeeL Acres, Orem. j6 TRAILER space. Live 3 blocks from .town. Save gas and tires. 312 South University. Telephone Tele-phone 1593. . j25 KITCHEN coal range. 211 South 3rd East. Springville. Phone 92R. j7 A LITTLE Golden Cocker Spaniel, Span-iel, 5 weeks old. Call 243 West 3rd North after 5;30 p. m. J8 MAJESTIC coal range. 391 North 2 West. j7 WEANER pigs. Carl Farley, Orem Phone 03R2. j6 TJTSjED iceTlJox. Good condition. GENTLE riding horse. Call 017J4. Dean Miner." RADIO, ice box, C melody saxa-" saxa-" phone. 550 South 2 West. North apartment after 5 p. m. jll ELECTRIC refrigerator. Excel-' Excel-' lent condition. Call at 401 North 8th East. j7 ONE work horse. 1200 pounds. S. W. Kitchen, Orem. j7 LARGE davenport, bed size. Call after 4 p. m. 627 West 4 South. J6 PUREBRED Chester White wean-er wean-er pigs. Young shoats. Brood eows Boar. Orlin Stubbs. Route 3, Box 187. j6 USED oil heatrola. 285 South 1st East. Phone 1856J. - j6 BROOD sows. 1103 East 3rd "South. j6 CHERRIES. 6c pound. Come pick ; them -yourself. 765 South 7th East. : ' J6 SINGER sewing machine. Good condition. 90 West 4 North. j6 TWO teams. Well matched geldings. geld-ings. 1500 lbs. Fiye years old. Inquire Rex Taylor.. 448 West 3rd -North. jy7 INSULATE you home now while r stocks are available. Let us give you an ; estimate. Gamble .Stores. ? - jy7 SDXTEEN foot metal fishing, boat and trailer. Turner Neon Sign Co. r . ' ijy9 LARGE wall tent, 9' x 12, complete com-plete with stakes ' and poles. .See Jack Davies at Penney's. jy29 WORK WANTED EXPERIENCED secretary will do typing-at home. Phone 1370.-M. ' - . .k-' -A- jy7 "NOTICE FHONir 1213W for Dr.R.'U. Rich- i ardson' Health Products: jy6 Work on Sodi Fountain or Xdtehen help. 13-C3. r.Iiddle-e?ed" r.Iiddle-e?ed" housewives preferredv - pxperlencer unnecessary7 jQood pay and uniforms for-" ' " " nisbed. Ar?ly- "4- WALGRES.N Legal Notices NOTICE Pursuant ,s to the . provisions of Title '19, Chapter 11, Revised Statutes Sta-tutes of Utah, 1933, sealed , bids will tee received by the County Auditor covering the cost of the following ' printed forms, tax notices, no-tices, stationery, etc., and the cost of publishing the delinquent tax list for the current year as provided pro-vided by law and publishing a delinquent de-linquent tax list of past years as provided by law and other legal notices' The following, being the estimated esti-mated requirements of the various County offices for the year 'July 1, 1943, to June 30, 1944. Bids will be required by the County Auditor of Utah County, Utah, at his office not later than 10:00 a. m. July 26, 1943. Bids must be itemized item-ized as to the cost of each item. The -following list is only an estimated esti-mated ' requirement of the various items. The County reserves the right to decrease the quantity and to order from time to time in such quantities as may be deemed necessary. Copies of all forms may be obtained from the County offices. of-fices. , . The Board of County Commissioners Commis-sioners reserves the right to accept ac-cept and reject any and all bids at their regular meeting July 26, 1943. Bids may cover the following items: 4000 Redemption Certificates in triplicate; padded in 50's. , 3000 Redemption Memorandums; Memoran-dums; padded in 100's. 42,000 Tax Notices in triplicate, Printing levies on back of Tax Notices, Binding (Double Stapling) Stapl-ing) Tax Notices. 1500 Summons. 5000 Probate Notices. 500 Clerk's Certificates. 300 Letters of Administration. 500 Orders Setting Time. 1 Probate Record Book. 40 Contingent Receipt Books, 50 pages each. 400 Certificates of Sale of Real Estate. . 3000 Letterheads. 500 Abstract Sheets Lots. 500 Abstract Sheets Lands. 250 Grantor Index Sheets. 250 Grantee Index Sheets. 250 Mortgagor Index Sheets. 250 Mortgagee Index Sheets. 5000 Cards Descriptions for Assessor. 75 Personal Property Receipt Books. 10,000 Personal Property Assessment Assess-ment Sheets. 50 Personal Property Assessment Assess-ment Books. In submitting bids for advertising adver-tising the delinquent tax list all publishers must submit a certified certi-fied statement of their circulation. Signed Ernest M. Madsen, Auditor, Utah County, Utah July 1, 1943 , Published in The Daily Herald July 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 1943. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Charles Otho Reed, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned administrator of the above entitled en-titled estate, at the office of his attorney Suite 1002-08 Boston Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah, on oi before the 25th day of August, 1943. WILLIAM -U. REED, Administrator. Gaylen S. Young, Attorney for Administrator. - Published in The Daily Herald June 21, 28, July 5, 12, 1943. Reluctant Riser s In plaintive pose and, voice, living Berlin' sings his famed World War 1 song, "Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morn-jjng," Morn-jjng," n the new soldier movie, ".'i. ' "This Is the Army v FARMERS! Hot weather is hard 4 on livestock. live-stock. -Delouse coops with j. s". . .. WATKINS STOCK DIP and ROOST PAINT 4 , iOilBase) ' v and SPRAY with ; , WATILINS A: A. fiKADE FLY, SPRAY -Keep up production with Wat kins Mineral. : .."- , JOSEPH IX. TAYbOR ' 701 W. 1st Sooth. Phone A f SPOEIT PflRilBE By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORIC, July 6 aiE The smouldering argument as to whether any man ever will run the 'magic four minute mile is flaming again );oday as result of the ; world record 4:02.6 performance perform-ance in which Arne Andersson burned out the brakes on the Swedish stopwatches. Skimming over 1,760 yards of Scandanivian cinders to clip two full seconds off the infant; mark of the famed Gunder Hagg, this newest Smorgasbord sensation caused an immediate gathering of the affirmative voters of the "4:00.0 club." Stunned by the hafleujahs" of the opposition and '' the large chunk bitten off our fractional margin of safety, we unbelievers were a little slow getting off the mark. But now weve rallied behind be-hind that remaining :02.6 seconds and :Until Hagg, Andersson, et all take it 'away still refuse to Side with those 'four-minute .eggs At- first glance the- negative case appears weak. Since 1882 the milers have slashed 18.8 sec onds off the 4:21.4 mile mark established by the late W. G. George of England. He started the parade with a 4:12.-, clocking four years later and Norm Tabor reduced it to 4:12.6 in 1915. Eight years later the flying Finn, Paavo Nurmi, startled the track world with a 4:10.4 performance and the record became an interna-national interna-national football. Jules Ladomeque of France knocked it down to 4:09.2 in 1931 and two years later Jack Love lock of Nw Zealand whipped around four times in 4:07.6. Glenn Cunningham, the old iron horsa from Kansas, continued the shaving shav-ing with a 4:06.7 in 1934 only to have England's Syd Wooderson run a 4:06.4 in 1937. Cuuning-ham Cuuning-ham went 4:04.4 on Dartmouth's indoor track, paced by four quar-ter-milers, but the record was not accepted. So Wooderson's record stood until Hagg, now touring the United Unit-ed States, ran 4:06.2 and subsequently subse-quently 4:04.6 Its summer. Then Andersson suddenly popped up with his 4:02.6 last Thursday and the storm broke again. OnLy a few strikes away from their Holy Grail, the four-minute sages once again are beating the drums but they'll find those few yards the difference between fantasy and reality. For instance, in 1882 when the mile mark assault started the boys were speeding 100 yards In 10.4 seconds. Down the intervening inter-vening years, the best in the world have been able to knock off only one -second. Four men hold this mark, Frank Simpson in 1929, Frank Wykoff in 1930, Jesse Owens in 1935' and Clyde Jeffries in 1940. This would indicate that What's TU KOVO I 1840 00 30 45 United Press News Confidentially Tours Pasa In Review 70O Arthur Gaeth. News I Battle of the Sexes Famous Jury Trials The Colonel 15 I Orchestra I 30 J Return of Nick Carter Passing Parade Spotlight Bands I Report to the 45 ' News 8 00 John B. Hushes I Mercer's Music Shop Ray Gram Swine. News Art Kassel's orchestra - Gracie Fields Frank SinscJser ; Beat the Band .1 Complete News Today"s War Heroes ' Bands and Ballads 15 ?0 45 too hfi 30 45 TTncle Sam. Drama Bible Questions ginfonietta 10 00 Tommy Tucker's Music Mr. I 15 SO I Benny Goodman's Music I Salute 45 I i 1 1 0 Frank ie Masters Music War News Analyst II V. World Taylor Hal 600 I IT. P. News World News Western Agriculture. 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". r 11 " 1 , - .IH1I..IIL. a itii.'j1 .41 J1. b'.j I HERALD Soldiers At New Guinea Stage 4th SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA, July 5 (UJ) (Delayed) The first running of 'the .New Guine Fourth of July relays was neld at this advanced base" under the noses of the eneniy: . v There were Jiorse, ' mule, and pony races, a tug of war, sulky races and a 100-dash wonby Lieut- Walter W;- Powers 'of Sparks, Nev., who once ran the distance in 9.6 for Nevada U. and represented the San? Francisco Olympic club in 1939 and 1940 , Seven registered bookies took bets raning from a dollar to $50 on the horse races. Mouts included British cavalry horses captured by tho Japanese at Singapore and retaken re-taken by the Australians in New "luinea. Seats of the sulkys came from wrecked Japanese fighters. The race goers arrived in Jeeps ambulances, bomb trucks, and gasoline wagons, lining up in jungle suits, Aussie slouch hats, i?na furlined air suits from the starting point a discarded airplane air-plane wing to the finish the grandstand. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. Los Angeles 57 23 .713 San Francisco 47 32 .595 San Diego .... 41 40 .506 Portland 36 40 .474 Hollywood 37 44 .457 Oakland 36 44 .450 Seattle 35 44 .443 Sacramento 27 49 .355 Monday's Results Lqs Angeles 16-1, Seattle 2-2. San Francisco 3-2, Portland 2-1. San Diego 10-4, Oakland 1-2. Sacramento 3-3, Hollywood 0-2. here, too. the peak almost has been reached. The four-minute addicts point out that the pole vault ceiling apparently ap-parently had been reached in 1937 when Bill Sef ton and Earle Meadows Mea-dows slid over the bar at 14 feet, 11 inches only to have a cloud-bursting cloud-bursting Californian, named Car-nelius Car-nelius Warmerdam make them look like novices. But they forget for-get that improved technique and equipment helped Corny vault 15 feet, 84 inches. In such events, new systems and equipment can mean all the difference in the world. But in running, the most important method is picking 'em up and laying lay-ing 'em down faster than the other guy. So, if and when somebody some-body clips off our last :02.6. seconds, sec-onds, we are going to shout long and loud for just one thing a grade a saliva test. on the Aijr ESDAY. JULY 6 KDYL K U T A 1320 570 H. V. Kaltenborn, News latest News NBC Newsroom j Meet tho Band 1 Treasure Chest I Noah Webster I I I Victory Tune Tim Richard Markness I Karl Godwin. News I T.um and Ahner Adventures ot Falcon Johnny Presents and Mrs. North I News and Sports Edegwater orchestra I I.lttle Variety Show News to Touth Kaltenborn Coverage News Maida Parade of Bands 9 News Curtia-News WEDNESDAY. JULY 7 Open . 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Hound id - - if rs - I Hop Han-Iran I Jack 'Armstrong I Archie "Andrew ,4 i' 4 i " -Third" 'of 'a Series By LOU FINK Trainer of dene Tnnney One of "the basic principles of conditioning is diet. We're made of what we eat. Dieting alone Will reduce weight, but won't accomplish the general toning-up Which is essential to health. Exercise, without nroner diet. can hardly be successful. Any person whose work confines con-fines him to an office should not eat more -than two meals a day. For breakfast, any fruit juice you like, with cereal, boiled eggs, a couple pieces of toast, coffee, tea or milk. Lunch is a habit which can be dispensed with. If you must have something, take a glass of milk. Avoid starchy foods. Potatoes should be baked. For dinner, have roasted or broiled meat chops, fish or fowl. Cauliflower, turnips, cabbago, fetc. induce "gas," but eat plenty of vegetables. Xou don't have to starve to reduce, but don't overstuff. It's a good idea to leave the stuffing to the turkey. If you eat the right kind of food properly, you -may not reduce re-duce your .weight unless you're abnormally overweight-i-but you will reduce your blubber. NEXT: How To Exercise rmsu mraaiDiiMcm NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. St. Louis 43 24 .642 Brooklyn 44 31 .587 Pittsburgh 56 32 .529 Cincinnati 33 34 .493 Philadelphia . . 33 36 .478 Boston 30 35 .462 Chicago 29 41 .414 New York 28 43 .394 Monday's Results Pittsburgh 8-0, New York 4-9. Brooklyn 6-8, Chicago 3-2. Philadelphia 15-3, St. Louis 2-4. Cincinnati at Boston, double-header double-header postponed. AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost Pst. New York 37 29 .561 Washington 37 33 .529 Detroit 33 32 .508 Chicago 33 32 .508 Boston-, . . 34 . 34 ,.500 Cleveland 32 35 .478 St. Louis . 31 34 .477 Philadelphia 32 40 .444 Monday's Results . Detroit 10-4, Washington 3-6. Philadelphia 2-7, Cleveland 1-0. Chicago 4-1, Boston 2-6. New York 3-8, St. Louis 2-5. Today KSL I 1164 Lights Out Judy Canora Show f 00 1.1 nm 45 700 30 "45 Suspense Edwin C. 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