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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-29
REpATRIATE5 TO
 BE RECEIVED BY
 AMER. RED GROSS
Home Service Will Be on Hand when GripshoIm
 Reaches New York

WASHINGTON. Nov. 29. A staff of Red Cross Home Service workers will be on hand to assist repatriates from Japan and the Philippines, when the exchange ship Gripsholm arrives at it's Jersey City pier December ?, it is announced from American Red Cross National Headquarters.
 Mail and telegams already &C., cumulated will be delivered to re- patriates from the Red Cross in- formation and message center to be set up at the pier The staff also will deliver information and assist those returning to get in touch with relatives. friends and organizations interested in them.
 Since no one without official authorization will be permitted at
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the million and a half dollars worth of first class machine tools that the Army sold in the Detroit area for the ridiculous price of only $40,0O0? I understand they're now being sold back to the Government.
 An expenditure like that has nothing to do with winning the war. We can win the war without throw ing the taxpayers money down the yawning mouth of the War Depart ment.
 Don't you have some control over the Army? You're supposed to be the Budget Director. Do you put your OK on everything the Army wants?"
 Mo- replied Smith. but have no authority to stop them"
 Well, why in hell did the Army buy up the whole sauerkraut crop of the United States?" continued Dingell. We aren't running a German army. And even if we were, that's more sauerkraut than all the armies of the world could eat if you fed 1t to them three times day.
 And why" he asked, did the Army buy the entire salmon pack at sky-high prices and then disgorge four-fifths of it on the market to- ward the end of the season? Is that what you call military plan ming?
 "Or why did the Army break the OPA ceiling prices on turkeys? We all want the boys to have turkeys, but that's not the question. The Army can commander turkeys if it wants to, but instead they pay 8,a cents above the ceiling price.
 Tt looks to me-" concluded Din- gell, that this is result of the Army having too much money. I for one am not in favor of skinning the taxpayer just to please the brass hats who don't know how to plan"
 That ended the lecture. Budget Director Smith has now cut 13 bil- lions from the Army appropriations bill. But Representative Dingell points out that the Army is spend- ing only billions a month while getting 29 billions from the tax payer. He is determined to see even more pruning.
 NOTE: WIPES Charles E. Wilson is now battling with both the Army and Navy over cost-plus contracts He says billions could be saved by eliminating them.
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HOROSCOPE "The stdrs incline
 bat do not c0mpeF'

' f.si -.S
 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30
 Adverse aspects appear to rule oday which may seem to be mark d by obstacles to attainment. There ; a sign presaging encouraging war lews. ta53e5i 9
 HEART AND HOME: Under this .onfiguration women may be in- lined to look backward, dwelling sadly upon past joys. Positive think .ng with emphasis on constructive deas should be the rule and im- personal aims in work and recrea- ion should dominate. the seers de- .lare. Universal concepts now must je acquired and national ideals must be accentuated.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Continua- ion of activity in trade and com- nerce will add to the prosperity of he United States. Merchants will gather big profits. Newspapers ,hould benefit from expansion in ad- yertising Purveyors of food. come Under more favorable influences han in recent months. Next month 5 to be one of great activity in all ines of merchandising. Advertising jhould reach a new high in volume
 NATIONAL ISSUES: The men gho have been called the Con- nandos of the Production Front nay receive tardy recognition. As the marvels of achievement are gradually realized by the public, of erings of political preferment as 'eward to the business leaders will )e numerous, if the seers read the tars correctly. It is foretold that ,enerals of industry will be given a nigh place in the pages of history.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR." jweeping onward toward victory, he United Nations highly trained millions will next month achieve wonders, according to the stars, in AtCCtlllS ObSUdClSS LII 1iCllQLSIl Qc- ign. Treachery in the form of peace overtures is indicated. Be- rayal experienced through adher- .nce to codes of honor will have taught the Allies to be relentless in their determination to compel un- conditional surrender. K
 Persons whose birthdate it is have he augury of year of gains and losses which should be on the whole fortunate. All should be watchful in business matters.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be talented and determin- d to succeed. Many will win en- .hlsiastic support from close rela- ives ill building their careers.
 Copyright, 1943)
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CAPITOL CHAFF

There has been quite a buzz-buzz about Harry Hopkins and his close friendship with John Hertz, Yellow Cab king of Chicago Harry's eldest boy had job with Hertz before he joined the Army Some say it's chiefly a race-track friendship matched at Arlington Park, which race course Hertz partly owns When Charley Wilson, WIPE boss, resigned, he was deluged with phone calls and telegrams urging him to stay on, many from men with whom he had differed. He has yielded to White House pressure and will stay for the time-being The job being talked about for WIPES hard working boss Donald Nelson is the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-29

Some idea of the scope of the recent summer and fall fighting in Russia may be had from the following figures:
 100000 killed l,5T0OO0 wounded, 10000 pris- oners lo20O planes destroyed, 9529 guns destroyed l44s9 machine guns destroyed.
 That, according to German figures is the cost to Russia for gains on the Russian front
 Russian sources announce corresponding losses for the Germans:
 900 900 killed TOP 900 wounded, 5000 prisoners, $500 planes l3Ooo guns and 50O0O machine guns destroyed
 Although these figures, coming they do from opposite sources may not be true it is apparent that the long string of Soviet victories begun with the Na1 defeat at Stalingrad last year have been won at tremendous sacrifice.
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WUD[kN LIIuULIIL ROBERTA LEE

O. woded the bride is young 
 A. issued in the of the brides
  Mary should Smith.
 when they seated at the a dinner?
 entering the dining and butter at luncheon? Use breada andb plates with small knives
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Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS Without knocking he walk ed in the Say INTO the room to motion
 OFTEN MIsPRoNoUNcED Friendship Pronounce the D. not 
 OFTEN NISSPELLED: Miliner; Ls Military; one L.
 SYNONYMS: Pertinent applicable opposite
 WORD STUDY times is yours" Let us Iodays serving His irrelevant to the case"
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same as that held by Mrs. Roose- velt's uncle, the late Forbes Morgan, czar of the liquor industry. Jim Farley, several years ago, declined such an offer, took up soft drinks instead.
 Copyright, 1943, by United Feature
 Syndicate, Incl
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GENE COx,S CAREY

Though Georgia's gallussed Gene Cox resigned from the Federal Communications Investigating Com mittee amid blare of breast beat ing back-stage fact is that he is still eonferring secretly with his man Friday, Eugene Carey, the counsel he appointed to run the committee
 Here is how secret their confer ences are: When Cox goes to visit Carey he takes the subway to the old House Office building, then through the basement corridor to the southwest corner, then up the elevator to the fifth floor, then along the South corridor to the East corridor, then to the north end of the East corridor opposite Gareys office,
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that iARAH BOWMAN has filed in this

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that iARAH BOWMAN has filed in this ,ourt her petition for letters of ad- ninistration upon the estate of HENRY STEVENS deceased, pray ng that said estate be administered IS an Indian estate consisting ,nly of gas-screw vessel ind with Indian relative adminis- rator, and that the same will be leard on the 2nd day of December 943 at 1000 o'clock in the fore- ioon of said day, at the court-room If said court at the Federal Build rlg. Juneau. Alaska. and all per. ,ons interested in said estate are lotified then and there to appear md show cause, if any they have, yhy the prayer of said petitioner ilouid not be granted
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this ,2nd day Of November 1943
 FELIX CRAY,
 J. s, Commissioner and ex-officio Probate Judge. Date of first posting, Nov. 9, 194S Date of last posting, Dec. 1, l943.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

NOVEMBER 29
 William Hixson
 Silas Glockle Mrs. w, 0. Witte George Baggen. Jr. Bessie Anderson Evelyn Stephenson Mrs. R. M. Staples H. L. Castleman
 Fife DeRou Mrs. Robert Bonner, Jr.
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The Navy's excuse is that equip ment like that of the Merchant Marine would retard the movement of men at battle stations.
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YOUR BROKEN LENSES
 Replaced in our own shop. Eyei Examined. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson slomgren Bldg. Phone 636. adv
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Weather report High, ss low, 39; cloudy.
Evening star., 1943-06-16
APARTMENTS WANTED.

yMvURNIsHEp APARTMENT WITH Q OR
couple having steady employment in
Hnses ssss Library no children Ps:n'
NORTHUMBERLAND APARTMENT
dn,n'. in Nv Or r, 2 ssarooms; Be- resp9nsble
Telephone District 49e6. 1s'
REFINED, SETTLED WIDOW; APT. 1-2
rooms: yin buy'fyrn 4 reas.: not too far
As; NJ slds, or private home; "S perm. Box
, Or 8 ROOM APT, FURNISHED OR
HgnfuInished gd1 nni nee &, for 2 gentlemen; not too
COUPLE DESIRE l-REDRooM APT.
Tile an,e, ;B Bureau OF stsndsrds, Aug. 10; no
ssas
vat. home; cool exposure. ADEQUATE fur-
emin bus Nav Navy H slds onn private entfanse
porch. sarsge.. Naval ofheer, possible du-
M Ssn:n .nanss sSSd no ees essn test
pets Box 2s4-K. Star lS'
APARTMENT WANTED. 2 R., KIT. AND
Bath bath 81; A.: must have by July i. Box
a. fafnshsd antafn!ssa Sss in sMAFa a4ea
sv:s .e1Ss July sh Box ssk ko,?nae
TWO OR THREE ROOM APARTMENT,
refned; sentile: now or september, Mr.,
oME SgsrSssed IN Two RooM APT; FQRN Or
Write HYDE. :. Laboratory, to G.rfeid HOS Hos.
Eg5kNlsHEn bs5 Rsa1, =, !, Ap5 s5: s NV: Living RooN
snssES slss M 81 Hay 7iss sss to sis0' MRS 'ENs
SENATOR'S SECRETARY AND WIFE NO
and bath apartment in quiet refined neigh
sss Day s' ehons. Nssional affs!o. Hsy ssteh TO
FURNISHED APT. DESIRED IMMEDIATE.
Box 269-K. Star. Ia
YOUNG COUPLE. NO PETS OR CHIL-
ns room ksehea aDsT and
oesuDancy july ist csil SA. 1850 Ext Ext,
FURNISHED APARTMENT, PRIVATE
bath, for nye WAVES il desirate close in
location. Call OPAL KIRKBRIDE. r pub
lie 400. Ext. 46os. between and y . m.
GOVT. EMPLOYED GENTLEMEN DE-
sire bedrooms. furn.. kitchenette, bath.
modern near new Interior Bldg. or walking
elStsnes; av sml can IKE; s4ll after pm; 6.
bedrooms. . baths; widow: excellent ref
erences. National 2l88
FURNISHED APARTMENT WANTED FOR
month Of July: will pay to 800 no chill
| dren. Box 2SI k. Star II.
| EMPLOYED WOMAN WANTS TO MOVE
In Groom apt. with 1 other: neiGhbor hood
2900 block Conn. ave. Box 2s3- X, Star .
SEE FA1RHAvEN
| ADVERTISEMENT
IN HOUSES FOR SALE COLUMN
! COLORED-TWO REFINED EMPLOYED
ladies desire small furnished or unfur
nished apartment FURNISHED preferred)
Call NO. 5174 after pm. ls.
! cOLORED-FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS
desires 2-3 room apt: good refs. Call 1R
1921 any time. ols
Evening star., 1943-06-16
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.

Diamond pocket and wrist watches. in
itialed birthstone. diamond and wedding
rings. any other tewelry and pawn tickets
purchased. Highest prices paid. New York
Jewelry Co. 727 9TH st NV
Evening star., 1943-06-16
HOUSES UNEURNIsHED.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED HOUSE
or apartment. NV. or suburbs preferred
For occupancy July 1st by Government
Qficer. two children. Call Republic 1900.
adults, highest refs. desire furnished f.
bedrm.. det. house to Oct. near woodley
I'd. or Mass. ave bus line. Boz 204-R, Star,
Amy oFr1cIIc MARE15p Nc chill
or house, In or near D. C., On transp to
Pentagon Bldg. will pay about s76 TO Ssb.
PhDne 0L. 060o. 17s
Evening star., 1943-06-16
ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN. desires furnished room and
bath; with private entrance, Mt Rainier
or vicinity. Call Mr.. Samuels. DI. O122.
LADY wants room, furnished. Colonial
VILLAGE or vicinity. Phone evening, Chest
nut 1000, Extension 100. 18'
BY YOUNG MAN. single room with private
entrance. with or without private bath;
close TO 18th and Underwood SITS. NV. ::
S25.S36. Box 378-H, Star
YOUNG WOMAN wishes room in vicinity
Of Arlington Hall AD 1908 after 6:15.
GENTLEMAN desires room and Kitchen
cite for light housekeeping. Box 139-K,
Star. Ia.
COLCRED GIRL desires . room, large or
SUBURBAk ROOMS WANTED.
BOARD AND ROOM, private home, in
vicinity of Ballston. for man and 9-year-
old son. CHI. 0S3S between am and
:..,O y ~. l.----------------- IL
Evening star., 1943-06-16

100 BLOCK 4th ST. NE-6-ROoM
row brick, > screened rear porches. laree
Colonial front porch. detached metal ga
rage. coal hot-water heat, excellent condI-
ton; $500, terms R. G. DUNNE. fnt
Evening star., 1943-06-16

18th ST. NE, BETWEEN B, AND &C
rooms baths. = inclosed rear porches. "
kitchens electric refriserstors detacNeI
H St ne AT $500
Evening star., 1943-06-16
YOUR OWN PORK.

FOR SALE, IS or more spring PIGS,
e1o and up; Berkshires, chsstsrs. pu.
feoe now Gail Or vrte c. LAssiter,
Kurel, Nd. Laurel 1-rHl
Evening star., 1943-06-16

1900 BLOCK D ST SE-s ROOMS.
bath front and back porches, full-lensth
down. balance monthly. BASILIKO REAL
TY CO. Qlp y ST NV EX 6Sio
Evening star., 1943-06-16

LYNHAvEN, ALEXANDRIA 5. ROOM
brick house, drv basement. Venetian blincs
llr nm. din. rm. and bedrm. furniture.
new With house. Phone Temple 5465.
Evening star., 1943-06-16
TABLE BOARD WANTED.

LADY refined Govt worker would like
table board dinner with family IN 30
sun: 81 per meal (ne pork, no fried
foodO. CAM Oh. 7oee after pm.
Evening star., 1943-06-16

WOODRIDGE-A PERFECT HOME IN
choice location elegant condition; rms
tiled bath and shower. automatic heat.
garage Sa.a50. REQUIRES substantial
cash Call NO -1O9
Evening star., 1943-06-16
ROOMS FURk. 6 UNfURk.

SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE ROOM, cross VEN
tilatlon. lnlim. phone; on bus lines: in
new Jewish home: working couple pre-
ferred CHI. $500
EXECUTIVES. OFFICERS AND WIVES
Cool suites and studio rooms with pvt Law
clubroom. hotel service; 1nc bus: excellent
location. Modern transient club; nom
housekeeping GIL. 3946. weekly rates.
637 10th so. Arl. Va.-For employed
girls. III k. privil. Bus to house. 10 Minis
from city.
los CAVALIER TRAH-Airy, double stu
dio rm, twin beds. laundry fec. Bus 20
min. to Wash SIS mo. Falls Church 216J.
ARLINGTON. men or couple. So 30
Tach COUPLE room, next bath. shower.
Ivy l913-J.
NEAR PENTAGON L NAVY BLDdS.-New
houses, very large rooms. 3 double beds.
! single. 15-minute bus service Quiet
Laundry. Unlimited phone. Overlook
6O41.
ARLINGTON, VA-Large dble rm., twin
beds, inner-spring mattresses also Sgle
rm "a blk; Lee hwy. Glebe 1926. 2414
N. kensinston st.
FURNISHED ROOMS,
Private bath, continuous hot water: bus
stop at door: located on U. S. highway No.
l. between wish. and Alex
ARLINGTON HOTEL,
Phone Ivy 1O4e.
Evening star., 1943-06-16

MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as part
pa yment on vour moving Edeiman's Nov
ina and STORAGE Co. Taylor 2931. -
Evening star., 1943-06-16

SPECIAL. s a NE! NEAR R; | AVE, AND 2nd ST
and . glsssed-in rear porches; price,
] s. $50: act TODAY RE. 5ol6 Is.
Evening star., 1943-06-16
NEW DETACHED BRICK

The last remaining Of an sttractlvs
munity, Centerhsll plan, six rooms, 2
ba tbs, hot-vater heat, elec refs, sls..
roof On splendid SOFT lot. eonvsnisnt
to trsnsports ton. Price ~ only SIS 500
Call Mr.. Good, Decatur 5l53: with
SHANNON 4, LUCHS CO,
l50S ST. NV National ~S4S
Evening star., 1943-06-16

S7,95O-PRACTTCAL NEW sEM1-Dg-
tached brick, near Minnesota ave;
rooms. gas air-condtioned heat, elec. re-
iriserator. copper pipes, insule ton; deep
aT rear lot house u hne condition. REALTY
Evening star., 1943-06-16

GOLD-DIAMONDS,
WATCHES.
Highest cash prices paid Get our offer
before you sell. Arthur Markell sls F st.
n W Rm. 3Ol National 0?S4
Gold. Diamonds, Silver.
We Pay Highest Prices
Ask for Mi Oppenheimer, 9O3 Est NV
SEWING MACHINE,
Best prices paid for old machines. elee-
trio or tTeadle; also repairs by expert. All
makes. Call Gil. 1907.
Evening star., 1943-06-16

CENTER HALL COLONIAL WITH
heat. deep lot completely Handicapped
everything in perfect condition: located on
1899. Even. sH os7I (Mr Trostlel.
Evening star., 1943-06-16
HOUSES FURNISHED.

DETACHED BRICK AND STONE HOUSE
! rms completely furnished. S125. Me-
Lean. Va. Call Elmwood "a,
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, 1-ROOM
furnished house, wooded lot, Falls Church:
3 bedrooms. slassed-in porch. oil heat;
Convenient 70 bus: rent, S110. Phone Falls
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12
Montreal i'm
First Sector

The Montreal Royals today had
surged back into the first division
OF the International League after
whipping Buffalo, 40 az innings)
and 81. while Baltimore dropped
back by losing TO Jersey City. 50,
In II sessions. The second Jersey
City-Bsltimore game was postpon.
ed.
Al Sherer and Harry Deforge
combined 10 halt the Bisons vita
II blows in the opener. the Royals
nicking Rute Gentry for single
runs in the sixth. seventh. eighth
and 18th Yves Flowers held Butfa.
10 10 five hits in the nightcap.
The Giants put together three
hits and a walk for three runs in
the llth to defeat the orioles as
three pitchers checked Baltimore
with six safeties.
Toronto divided with Rochester
winning the first game. al, behind
the siX.hit pitching OF Al Jarlett,
but bowed in the nishtcap. 30,
against the four-hii flinginE OF
Syl Donnelly
Syracuse clipped Newark, 80 and
81 90 innings. Homers brought
in all four Syracuse scores in the
first game. Go5dy Rosen hitting
one In the first and Hank Sauer
slamming two-one In the fourth
and one in the eighth Arnie Carter
clicked for a thrce-hitter In the OK
tra-inning nightcap.
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Indians Leading American League

tory OF the season. Trexler got two
OF the Indians nine hits and scor-
ed two runs.
Milwaukee toppled back into sec
ond place a half game behind the
Indians, absorbing a double druh-
bling from Toledo, 10 3. and 5 10
o. Jim Butcher drove in two OF the
Mudhens' runs in the opener with
a home run in the fifth inning In
the nightcap, Bill Seinsoth set the
Brewers down with two hits.
Meanwhile. the Columbus Red
birds defeated the Kansas City
Blues. ( to ?. and 9 to l, and the
Louisville Colonies and ST Paul
Saints divided. the Colonies win.
ming the opener. II 10 o, and drop
ping the second game TO I.
Joe Vetter led the 81. Paul at
tack in the Nightcap with a home
run and a triple
Today's games: Milwaukee al
Toledo 1.-TWO games): Kansas City
at Columbus, Minneapolis al Ind
annapolis: 81. Paul at Louisville.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12
The Blind Mans Secret

the side entrance II they could can
a taxi, meet II on the run.
The men might not be spies.
They might be the police. Agatha
didn't know which she feared more.
All she wanted was to get away
Perhaps the rest Of her life would
be spent in flight She didn't dare
think OF that now.
But she must convince Cleman-
tine the watchers were spies. II
would not be difficult. They were
dark visaged men-what she could
see OF their faces. They looked for
eign, as many good Americans do.
When Cemantine returned Aga
tina informed her Of their plight.
The girl paled, but she was no
coward Il wouldn't trust a taxi
driver to do exactly as we want"
she said. "Ill telephone Hans Put
nam. I happen to know he has an
old car-with plenty Of speed. And
it won't look as obvious as a taxi
cab"
| In Ave minutes II was all ar
ranged. Hans would drive up to the
side gate at exactly 1880. They'd
run out the side door and jump into
/ his car.
Luckily he didn't suggest call
ing the police. Perhaps, Agatha
thought, the idea of rescuing Gle
mantine by himself appealed to
him. He didn't know about John.
He'd be a hero in her eyes. Every
one wanted to save Clemantine,
even the blind boy. Selfish crea-
| lures!
The wait was almost unbearable,
but 1925 finally dragged around.
Carrying their light baggage they
fed down the back stairs and out
into the rear garden, which was en-
closed by high, thick hedge. They
tiptoed to the wicket gate and
waited. The man with the hoe could
not see them. Agatha kept an eye
on him through the foliage.
Hans old car ratified down the
street. No vehicle could arouse less
NuS pA(-Oil' i ne " dANlltI Allu IlOl even
look up until the car halted at the
gate. BY then he was too late.
Hans flung the door open. Agatha
and Clemantine leaped in Almost
before they hit the torn cushions
the car jumped forward. Agatha
grasped for support as they turned
a corner on two wheels and headed
for town.
Wen trick him" grinned Hans,
looking back as he took another
corner in perilous skid He lodged
across the main street and into a
private yard, sliding to stop.
We'll wait here a minute and
see what happens"
Here he comes!" whispered
Agatha That's the car that was
parked in front of the house"
And he's going past without
seeing u.s." breathed Clemantine.
Hans slipped his gears into re-
verse when he comes back, we
won't be here"
ITO Be Continued)
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HOW THEY STAND
AMERICAN LEAGUE

NuITIV0 T|TTTTITT TTWTTTT-
Sundays Results
Philadelphia 40 Detroit 81
ST. Louis 81. Boston -
Cleveland 81, Washington Is
Neu York Q.S Cbfcapo O-C