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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-11
Sekretorius Byrnes Katinamas Ank-
styvesniais Uzsi|eidimais Maskvai
OAR PEREITA GRUODzIO SUTIKO
PAVESTI SOVIETAMS BALKANUS
kALTINA ROOSE-
VELTA w VISAS
MAISATIENES

Sumner Welles, b " e S
Valstybes Sekretoriaus pa
dejeju Roosevelto kabinete
ir kuris dare pareiskimus
smerkiancius sovietus kuo-
met Maskva klastingai oku-
pavo Lietuva ir kitas Sails,
pareiksdamas to uzgrobi-
mo paneigima ir nepripazi-
nina, siomis dienomis islei-
do savo parasyta knyga,
"Kurlink Mes Einame?".
Welles persergsti kad ir
Amerika ir Rusija pakeistu
savo politikas jei nori is
vengti atominio karo pa
vojaus.
Vienu atveju Welles ap-
kaltina Byrnes uz stengi-
masi patenkint Russia jo
posedyje su Molotovu Mas
kvoje dar tik pereita Gruo-
dzio menesi, sutikdamas uz-
leisti sovietams Balkanus
kaip Molotovas reikalavo.
Uz toki savo darba, sa-
ko Welles, Byrnes yra kal-
tas "bailio pasitraukimu''
pc to kai Prez. Rooseveltas
Jaltoje jau buvo caves Sta
limo sutikima leisti Balka-
nu salims laisvai issirinkti
savo valdzias.
Welles priveda kad Byr-
mes ir Truman atsidure va
dovybeje Americas likimo
be maziausio supratimo in
ternacionaliniu santikiu.
Byrnes nuolat pataikavo
ir pritaike savo politika
link Rusijos, tue metu kai
Kremliaus galvos gudravo.
jo pasinaudoti kiekviena
Americas diplomatijos sill
pnybe, sake Welles.
Welles priskiria daug da'
bartines maisatienes uzsie
nio santikiuose Rooseveltui
"Rooseveltas visada aiskia
tikrino kad jis yra pasiruo
ses butt tarpininku Soviet
ir Britu nesusipratimuose
taciau Amerika nesirengi;
remit Britanijos atsitikim'
karo, neziurint kurioje pu
seje butu katie"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-11
Komunistai Valdzioje
Dirba Rusijai

Chicagoje, metalo amatu uni
jos metiniame suvaziavime, J.
P. Frey, AFL metalo amatu
darbininku departments pirmi-
ninkas, paskelbe kad Sios Sales
valdzioje uzimantieji vietas ko-
munistai ir tie kurie kontro-
liuoja darbo organizacijas yra
dalis Maskvos tarptautines sni-
pu sistemos.
Frey taipgi irodinejo kad ko-
munistai militariski karininkai
buvo paskirti Americas zonoje
Vokietijoje, kurie dirbo visu
atsidavimu pagelbeti Maskvai
pagauti savo kontrole Vokie-
ciu darbininku uniju judejima.
"Nesuprantamu prieza S c i y
deliai", sake Frey, "sioje Sally
je per tula laika isrode didelis
valdzios palinkimas duoti val
diskas vietas komunistu parti-
Jos nariams. Tos partijos ma
rial, arba istikimi jai, buvo pa
talpinami j ivairias vietas dau-
gelyje valdzios istaigu Wash
ingtone ir kitur".
Gerai kad Amerikieciams at.
sidare akys laiku ir pamate kas
dedasi. .Neveltui komunistQ bu'
vo visomis pakampemis kuzda'
ma kad puse metu po kare
sioje salyje bus ivesta sovietal
LENKIJOS atstovas Unitet
Nations Saugumo taryboJe pa
siryzes vel iskelti apkaltinim'
prizes Ispanijos Gen. France
vyriausybe, kaip "pavojing'
taikai", ir reikalauti kad butt
ia vyriausybe ismesta. Mas
kvos agentai istikimai pildo sa
vo boso isakyma.
OHIO Senatorius Robert a
Taft savo kalboje Gambler, 0
pareiske kad "pakorimas tu |
Vokieciu nuteistu Nuremberg
byloje bus deme Amerikos RI
korduose kurios mes ilgai al
gailausime.
sPralaimetoju tardymas NJ
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Cia paduodami ivykiai 1916
metu vasara:
Rugpj. IL, Akmeneje likvi-
Quota Liaudies Teismas, liau-
dies milicijos dalinys is 600 Wy
ru ir komunistu partijos bel
komjaunimo lizdai.
Rugp. II, musu daliniai su-
naikino "Con' dali is 700 Wy
ru, kuris vyko Aukstadvaris-
Semeliskiai vieskeliu, tikslu is
guilt ten Lietuvius partizanus
kurie naikina burliokus. Ct
gyvi bolsevikai pateko NUNS j
nelaisve, kurie be bendru Sta
be duotu parodymu pasisake
esa naujai perkelti is uz Kau-
kazes krasto. Ju Lietuva at
gabenta trys korpai partizanu
valymo akcijai.
Rugp. 13, Linkuvoje atvyke
'istrebiteliai' pradejo plesti at
skirus vienkiemius. Musu par
tizanai atvyko juos is ten pa
salinti, suciuptas Jonas Jaki-
MATHS, Rusas su prisegta Lie.
tuviska pavarde, pas kurl ras'
ia visokio smulkaus grobio.
Tarp siauliu ir Joniskio SUI
naikintas II sunkvezimiu bol
seviku transportas su maist'
produktais. Sunaikinti palydo
val. Transports atiteko musl
stovykloms.
sios savaites begyje is Gudu
Ukrainieciu ir Lenku partiza
nu stabu gauti ispejanti prane
Sinai apie siunciamus paspil
ciai "Con" dalinius.
| Rugp. Ia, Klovainiq-Pakrue
) iaus vieskelyje sunaikinta lial
: dies milicijos dalinys. Mus
grobis: 3 sunkveziniai, % mt
torcikliai ir l lengva masina $
5 radio siustuvu.
!. Sadowsko Ukrainieciu part
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-11
RUSIJAI PASkIRTA
kARO ATLYGINI-
MAI

Paryziaus taikos konfe-
rencija uzbaige savo darba
ant ltalijos sutarties, galu-
tinai uzgiriant karstai dis
kusuota Prancuzu kompro-
misa nustatanti Trieste val
dzia. Molotovas tai piktai
atakavo, taciau konferenci-
ia nubalsavo. Dabar ia su-
tartis vel eina Keturiu Di-
dziQju svarstymui.
Sykiu uztvirtino ir SIM
ta milijonu dolariu ''karo
nuostoliu' atlyginimo Rusi-
jai is Italijos.
Molotovas sake kad bus
"nedemokratiskas" skymas
laikyti Triesta Britu ir A
merikieciu kontroleje.
Spaliu 10 imta svarstyti
sutartis su Rumanija, pc
to seka su Suomija, Veng-
RIA ir tt.
Konferencija sutiko uz-
deti bendroje sumoje karo-
atlyginimu net 81, $50, O,OO0,-
600 is Italijos, Vengrijos,
Suomijos, Romanijos, Bull
garijos. Nieko is tQ sumQ
negaus Amerika, viskas els
Rusijai If kai kurioms jos
remejoms.
Gal Amerikai prisieis tas
Sails finansuoti, kad JOS ga
letu moketi Rusijai.
Sovietu valdomai Lenki-
jai, paw, is Export-Import
Banko skolina 40 milijonQ
dolariu.' Tie pinigai be abe
jo els Rusijos ginklaVimui'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-11

Adv Antanas Oils kurs yra kandidatas Lapkricio d.
rnmams Chcagoe Sanitary District Repubkonu sarase da
bar Spau II d. dayvaua Letuvu delegacia Repubkonu
Paros Nacionaniame Komtete Delegacija prize Adv Oo
dar Sic: Kun Jonas Bakunas is Brookyno VIM. Kvet
Wilkes Barre Pa Plus Zuris is Cleveland Ohio; VIM.
aukaits is Baltimore; Voea Tyslavene, is Brookyno;
VIM. Pascha is Philadelphia Adv A. o. Shana is Bostono
DIR. M. ]. Vinikas, is New Yorko.
Apple os deegacos ksla buvo asyta pereame Drvos
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REIKALAUJA SMOG.
TT KOMUNISTUS

Ats. Thomas, narys prizes
Amerikoniskos veiklos ty-
rimo komiteto, ragina val
dzios istaigas tuoj griebtis
nuslopinti Maskvos vado-
vaujamu S penktakolumnis,
tus sioje salyje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-11
Demokratu partija suit;

re kad ir Prez. Truman ne
vazinetu po miestus agi-
tuoti uz savo remiamus De-
mokratus kandidatus j kon-
gresa. Tas gall tik labiau
Demokratams pakenkti. Jis
tik pasakys kalba per ra-
dio.
Prezidentas nesenai pa.
skelbe kad mesos klausimas
salyje dar labiau pabloges
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EkOnOn1ika
Amerikoje Vargstame
del Betvarkes

Demokratu partijas pagrin-
das isaiskinimui sios Sales da-
bartines ekonomines padeties
yra labai lengvas: Amerikos
zmonems nieko netruksta. vi
sa beda yra kad jie visko turi
perdaug.
Tuo pasiremdami jie tikisi
gauti 81, rudeni pritarima kon-
greso rinkimuose, ir ziuri j
1948 metu laimejimus.
Jie siais rinkimais pasiryze
zmonems skelbti kad visa beda
Amerikoj dabar tame jog EMO
mes turf tick daug pinigu ir ne
ra pakankamai moterims koji-
niu ir vyrams marskiniu kad
visiems iStektu.
RIMTAS taciau Demokratu
PARTIAL krizis siais rinkimais
yra mesos trukumo klausimas,
nuo kurio negales pabegti.
Kick zinoma, turf ir tam is
vada: tuli Demokratu vadai
siulo paliuosuoti mesa so die
nu laikotarpiui, kad rinkimu
metu jos butu pakankamai,
po to vel sulaikyti. Toki zais-
Ia su visuomene daryti gall tik
bloges valios zmones, kurie ne
turf visuomenei nieko rimto ir
nori ia mulkindami zaisti.
NORS cukraus per visa kara
buvo stoka, taciau cukrus ne
pateko j juodaja rinka ir jo ra-
cionavimas veikia tvarkiai. Su
mesa kas kita. Per kara buvo
stoka pasaro tai kiauliu ir gal
viju augintojai pasere kick gy-
vuli turejo parduoti. Dabar
atsirado CANA pasaro, ypac kad
buvo geras derlius, ir gyvuliu
augintojai negaudami atitinka-
mos kainos uz mesai skiriamus
gyvulius, juos laiko ir seria to-
liau. Xiii ukininkai tiesiog par
duoda savo gyvulius juodajai
rinkai.
81 GERIAUSIA industriniai
suorganizuota Sails maisto at
zvilgiu atsidure kvailoje pade-
tyje. Neziurint kad mes gyve-
name geriau ir turime maisto
daugiau negu visas kitas pa
saulis, taciau nedora yra talp
nuvaryti viska nuo koto kada
!, turetu eiti normaliai bizniai If
kuomet visi galetu turetl vlsko
kick nori ir kada nori.
Valdzios elgesys keistas lr
nepateisinamas paleisti reikala
taip kad Sails butu varginama
: tokiais nereikalingais apslrels-
: kimais. Tai nesugebejimas ir
: nepermatymas dalyko.
e u. S. KARIUOMENEI Euro
: pole reikalinga mesa maistul
S valdzia skolina Anglijoje, kao
n palengvetu mesos klausimas cia
pat mamie. Tam tikslui Xxi Va
= sario menesio nori gauti 10000
! tonu jautienos is Britanijos.
: Cia pat mamie, Agrikulturo'
i Departmento vadovybe stem
!, giasi panaikinti OPA kontrol'
/ ant kainu jautienos ir versle
Il nos.
If zinovai tikrina kad meso
J. istekliai nebus pasiekti tai
6 kaip reikia Xxi 1948 metq, tal
l. gi mesa bus brangi, o apie tue
IS metus, sake, prades ir darb
ninku algos mazetl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-11
ANERIKOS liberalai ra

AWEKINUS IlUeTdIdI I'd
ragina vel tureti triju di-
dziuju konferencija - Tru-
mano, Attlee ir Stalino.
-Amerika pasidare per-
drasi prizes Russia, gal Sta
linas vel isgautu naujus nu.
sileidimus ir prizadus is
TrumanO. O....
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.WGOSLAVIJOJE, boise

vikai paeme teisti Arkivsy-
kupa Stepanic, kaltindami j
talkininkavimu naziams. lr
il, be abejo, susaudys kaip
padare su Gen. Mihailovl-
ciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-11
Partizanai akakIiai kOVOia

sos Letuvos partzanu kovotou prizes boevkus okupan
tus radio znos prsustos Dirvai is vakaru Europos Jei
gu tap kra yra tai Leuvoje, kaip Lenkoje r Ukrai
noje eina zutbutine kova prizes Rusus okupantus)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-11
ROMOJE kilo bedarbil

ROMOJE kiIo bedarblu
riauses, kurioje 10000 be-
darbiu ir benamiu zmoniu
isibriove j valdzios rumus.
Riausesi uzmusta apie l5
zmoniu. Italai name bus
laimingi nusibalsave prasa-
Init karaliu, bet ju padetls
nei kick nepasigerino.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-17
Miss Rolf S0Ioist
 Al Rainbow Party

Miss Lane Rofl presented her own composition in the form Of an interesting piano selection as a part of the entertainment at the bon voyage party given by the Rainbow Girls in honor of Mrs. Dora Sween- ey last evening.
 Entitled Water Legend" the mu- sic depicted the legend of the Eagle Totem in which the lakes and riv- CTS were brought to this country. The composition is written in the form of modern classical music.
 It has been reported that Prof. Ralph Briggs, well-known composer and concert mas-er at the Univer- sity of Oregon, was very much inn pressed with Miss Roff's compost tion. She has been attending that school for the last year and at present in visiting her parents for the summer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-17
DENTAL SURGEON
 FROM ANCHORAGE

Major Caldwell Emerson, Dent al Surgeon, has arrived here from Ft. Richardson for dental check up of Army enlisted men stationed i'll Southeast Alaska.
 He plans to be here for ap- proXimately week and during that time will set up a temporary office in the Indian Hospital. He has brought with him the dental charts of all Army men he plans to examine.
 Stationed in Alaska for the past 30 months, with two years spent in the Aleutians, Major Emerson expects to be separated from the Army in the next month or so. He plans to set up a dentistry office in Cordova and spend his post war career in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-17
MISS LOGAN VISITS

Visiting at the home of the Tom Morgans is Miss Eunice Logan former Juneau resident who re- gently arrived here from Seattle.
 Until 1943 Miss Logan was em- ployed by the Indian Bureau as a teacher in the Juneau Government school Since that time she has been teaching at Nome, Alaska.
 She plans to remain in Juneau until approximately September at which time she will return to Meme to resume her teaching po- sition.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-17

The condition of the funny bone in giant Cliff Meltons left elbow may count heavily in the San Fran cisco Seals drive down the stretch Tor the Pacific Coast baseball league pennant, and Manager Frank Lief ty) ODoul decided to test it to- night.
 With the Seals coasting happily along toward the flag at the ex- rense of the seventh-place Portland Beavers. ODoul nominated Melton, his second-ranking hurler, for his first try this month.
 Frank Seward last night hung up his 18th win against eight losses as the Seal bats pounded out an 8-1 drubbing of the Portland Reav- CTS. The fourth straight win in their saven-game series, with three tits remaining Seward allowed four hits, enc of them a homer by by Harvey Storey San Francisco tcomed ever four runs in the four the frame and tallied a solo each inning thereafter.
 The victory booster San Fran cisco to four games ahead of the second-place Oakland Acorns, de- feated, 5-2, for the first time ill four engagements with the Sacra- mento Solons.
 Righthanded Guy Fletcher, 24 game winner last season who has bean hampered by a strained back this year, held tke Acorns to sev- en safeties in hurling his 18th win against nine defeats.
 Hollywood's Stars continued their challenge Of Les Angeles for third place by turning back the Seattle Rainiers 8-6, evening their series at two games apiece. The Stars put across three runs in the third and five in their big sixth stanza and collected II hits off four hAoanosmen, while their three pitch CTS yielded Seattle IA.
 Los Angeles came from behind in the ninth on a three-run rally to subdue the San Diego Padres 3-7, with Jes Dobernic, relieving Chambers, receiving the mound credit Lloyd Christopher and Reggie Ctero singled behind walk issued to Bill Schuster, and Alban Glcssop doubled to wrap up the game
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-17

was formally approved by the Coun- cil last night.
 The Streets Committee was given couple of complaints to check over. First came from Nick Rocovich. He sent along check to pay for new sidewalk in front of his property on Seventh Street, but refused to gay for what he termed defective walk around the corner on Harris Street. Councilman James Larsen said he had looked over the stretch Tn question and could find little wrons with it City Engineer J. L. MeNamara declared it is up to specifications
 The second complaint was turned in jointly by the Baranof Hotel and the Shabaldak Apartments against the vacant shack owned by Mike Vaege, on First Street in the rear of the Baranof. Condemnation is asked. McNamara said the building has already been condemned once three or four years ago. However, Naeee is still paying taxes on it.
 Wants Chimneys Inspected
 Another matter to be looked into is Councilman Neilsen's suggestion of an ordinance requiring chimney inspections as a fire precaution.
 And, it was not all complaints in the Citys mail bag for this meeting A thank you note for their good time during the recent visit in Juneau came from the officers and men of the Coast Guard cutter Haida.
 But, bringing even broader smiles to the faces of the City Fathers wss a communication from citizen J. S. Mcclellan complimenting Police Chief Williamson and Patrolman Mayfied on the courteous manner in which they pinned a parking tag on his car.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-17
DR. HOLvERSON OUT

Dr. Dorothy Holverson, Education Supervisor for the Territorial De- partment of Education, left last night on the Denali with Miss Flor ence Oman for Gulkana.
 Dr. Holverson will plan a pro- gran, for the coming school veal with Miss Oman, who is teaching there this fall, and will also in- spect conditions toward a possible improved location for the present school building.
 In the event the school is mov- ed, the transfer will only entail ap- prcximately six miles and will not in any way affect the school pro- gram at Gulkana, Dr. James Ryan head of the Education Department said
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-17
LEGION BATTLES ELkS ON SUNDAY

The Flks and Legion baseball teams will battle it out in a game to be held tomorrow if the weather is favorable
 Since this is the game that the Legion must win in order to stay in the running for the second half, most members of the ball club are looking forward to it with anticipation If the Legion wins, they will continue to play off the second half until one team has no longer any chance of winning.
 Scheduled for last night, the game was canceed due to weather.
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use of the Inter.or Department.
 Shattuck To Speak

Shattuck To Speak
 Federal land withdrawals in AL aska will be the subject of dis cussion by Curtis Shattuck.
 Fisheries and salmon canning will be discussed by w. c, Arnold of the Alaska Salmon Industry Inc.
 Mayor Marcus Jensen of Doug las will speak on public utilities.
 Employment will be the subject Of a talk by Val Poor of the Doug las Chamber of Commerce.
 Thomas J. Moore, President of the Alaska Territorial Federation of Labor, AFL, will speak on labor LIoblens.
 Julius Heineman, Secretary of the Juneau Central Labor Council AFL, will discuss unemployment and seasonal labor.
 Fred Ames, Vice President of the Central Labor Council will talk on: What Does Alaska Hold Fol Me, a Newcomer?"
 Eugene Lockridge, Secretary of the Bartenders Union, AFL, will speak on Labor"
 Absentee government in the Ter ritory will be the subject of a talk by E. E. Slender of the Painters Union, AFL.
 The problems of Alaska natives regarding housing, extension of in- dustry, extension of credit facili- ties and the fishing industry, will be discussed by William L. Paul. Jr., representing the Alaska Nat i've Brotherhood
 Secretary Krug and party will be honcred at dinner at the Governors House, scheduled for ' pm, with a public reception to follow there beginning at 9 o'clock
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-17
Baseball Scouts
 Nude Body Found

DALLAS, Aug. IT = The bloody, nude body of man identified by cards found in his clothes nearby as Les Wilson, a baseball scout for the St. Louis Cardinals, was found in a fourth floor room of a hotel here this morning.
 Detective Chief Will. Fritz said he had been dead only two or three hours. Fritz said there was evil dence that fight had occurred earlier.
 The body, stripped of all cloth ing, was found in a sitting po- sition, slumped against a wall with one arm draped over a chair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-17
JOAN LINGO HERE
 ON WAY TO HOME

Miss Jean Lingo, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George A. Lingo of Anchorage, visited with Juneau friends and relatives yesterday af- telnoon at the airfield, enroute to Anchorage from Seattle.
 Miss Lingo, former Juneau resi- dent and reporter for the Empire, will spend six weeks with her par ents in Anchorage. She has been studying voice and dramatics in New York City since leaving Hood College, Fredrick, Maryland, year ago. She visited at the airport with her aunt. Mrs. Helen Troy Monsen,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-17
WR0NC5IDERS VERY MUCH IN WAYO OFCARDS
Ken HeinfzeIman Stops Contenders Third Time,
 with IWo-Hiffer
BY JOE REICHLER ZAP SPORTS WRITER J

If the St. Louis Cardinals never see another lefthanded pitcher, it will |. all right with Manager Ed die Dyer
 While not exceptionally trouble some to the Cards during the early stages cf the pennant race, rival southpaw hurlers lately have hlos- somed out into Hal Newhousers and Lefty Groves whenever they've been summoned to oppose the Card inals.
 During the past four weeks, the runner-up Redbirds had three chances to wrest the National League lead from the Brooklyn Dodgers and blew them all On each occasion is was a southpaw who stopped them.
 A similar opportunity presented itself to the Cards last night. The Dodgers had been beaten by the Philadelphia Phils earlier in the day While a victory over the last place Pittsburgh Pirates in their cWn back yard would not have given the Cards first place, it would have advanced them to within five percentage points of the top.
 So what happened? The Cards got beat - and by a southpaw to boot-and are once again two games behind the Dodgers.
 The latest unorthodoX hurler to check the Cards is Ken Heintzel- man, who defeated them for the third time this season with a bril- liant two-hit. 80 shutout.
 The Philadelphia victory over Brccklyn was sweet revenge for the Quakers. Having bowed 12 straight times this season to the Brooks be- tore finally breaking the jinX with the double win last Sunday at Philadelphia, the Phils gained their initial win at Ebbets Field when Judd stopped the Dodgers with a fcur-hit, Az victory
 The Boston Red Sox drew first blood in their important four-game series with the New York Yankees, defeating their rivals Al to in crease their American League lead to I3 games. Joe DiMaggio, who accounted for the Tanks lone run with his 18th homer, strained a nerve in his right arm trying to head eff Bobby Doerr in the fifth inning and was forced to leave the game. He will be out indefinitely.
 The Detroit Tigers punched three of their six hits for pair of runs in the second inning and downed the Chicago White SoX 3-1.
 The Cincinnati Reds, who lost 21 of 22 games to the Cubs last year, gained a 3-2 victory over their former tormentors for their seventh win in IT meetings with the Cubs this year.
 Scheduled night games between the New York Giants and Boston Braves in the National League and Washington's Senators and Phila- delphia Athletics in the American League were postponed by rain. Cleveland and the St. Louis Browns were not scheduled
 Scores and batteries:
 National League
 Philadelphia 4; Brooklyn 2; Judd and Seminick; Melton, Behrman (3). Casey CD and Edwards
 Concinnati 3; Chicago 2; Hetki, GumLart 60 and Mueller; Bith- orn. Bauers 60 and Scheffing.
 American League
 New York 1 Boston 4 Chand- Ter, Marshall CD and Robinson; Harris and H. Wagner
 Chicago 1: Detroit 3; Hollings- worth and Hayes; Trucks and Rich ards.
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Reward Resident
 Fatally Burned

SEWARD Alaska. Aug l7.-Eric Eckman, 50, burned to death yes terdav when fire destroyed his two- room home.
 Ecknan, officials said, apparently died while trying to get to the back door through the hottest part of the blaze