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Evening star., 1946-09-05
Market Turns Quiet
After Stocks Swinq Ur
In Brisk Early Trade
Ticker Logs in Furry;
EpIonotion Is Lacking
For Recent Slump
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The
stock market turned quiet today
after surging up smartly in early
trade, extending the late rally
of yesterday which changed
the course of a downward plunge
that had carved more than So
000, 600, 900 off the value of stocks
traded in the last two days.
Strong plus signs showed up and
down the "oig board" as trading
opened at so brisk a pace that the
ticker almost Immediately began te
lag behind transactions.
The greater part of the list ad-
vanced from fractions to more thar
So share in the early burst. Ther
volume fell off and the marke1
turned quiet, with a number o.
issues falling back a shade under
the best marks. Some broker.
labeled the squirt a technical cor
rection after a period Of sharp SELL
ing.
Gn Washington, President
Truman today said he didn't
know enough about the stock
market. to comment. on the re-
cent decline.
asked about his views at his
news conference the President
said he hadn't had enough expe-
rience on his own account with
the market and he preferred to
wait for further advice before
saying anything)
New Financing Hampered.
The drop in the last two days,
appeared to have placed at least a
temporary block in the path of bill
lions of dollars of new corporate
financing.
A survey of so representative
stocks disclosed their composite
value had gone up only five days
during the last month. Last Tues
day the market tobogganed into its
sharpest break in 16 years, and in
furious trading yesterday another
low for the year was established.
Analysts have thrown in a com.
plexity of reasons" for the down.
swing, but a clear concensus has
been lacking. Similarly, under
writer's were far from unanimous or
whether the recently unfavorable
market should initiate against the
floating of new issues.
An underwriting syndicate headed
by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. served notice
today they planned to go ahead
with a public offering of $4,000, ,00(
IN new Westinghouse Electric de-
bentures.
On the other hand, postpone
ments of proposed sales of new Sc
curities have been announced BY
tine handful.
Apparently, because of the insta-
bility of the market, Consumers
Power Co. reported it intended tc
delay an offering of $40 100000 OF
common stock. Standard Gas and
Electric Co. announced similarly ii
would postpone temporarily its sale
of Mountain States Power common
Big Offering Postponed.
Earlier. Armour g. Co. postponed
an offering of more than 1000, ,O0G
shares of common and preferred
stock, and New England Gas & Elec-
trio Association did the same with
a block of $22, 500, 900 of new bonds
and 1853 $50 shares of new common
Postponements of bidding Of hun
dreds of thousands of shares of new
Evening star., 1946-09-05
Quuke Felt in New York

MASSENA, N. Y. Sept. [P.-
Two slight earth tremors were felt
in this Northern New York commu-
nifty yesterday on the anniversary ol
an earthquake September 4, 1914
which caused a million dollars dam
age. There were no reports of dam
age following yesterdays tremors.
Evening star., 1946-09-05
yops Get Book MuiI Riohts

TOKYO, Sept. 5 R.-Japanese
will be permitted to resume limited
postal communications with the rest
Of the world-Germany alone ex-
cepted-next Tuesday. They have
been cut of from mail communica-
tions with many nations since De-
cember, 194l.
Evening star., 1946-09-05
American League

American League
Heath, st. Louis 9th, 0 on.
National League
Marshall, New York Qst). 0 on.
lombard, New York dst), 0 on.
Northey, Philadelphia t3d), o on.
Graham, New York (4tf). o on.
Evening star., 1946-09-05

NATIONAL LEAGUE
At New York
Philadelphia OOl O01
New York 200 10
Batteries-Donneliy and seminick, Vol.
selle, Schumac cher (6th) and lombard.
At Boston
Brooklyn - 600 600
Boston -. 900 600 0
Batteries-Lombard and Edwards: sain
and Mast.
At Cincinnati
Pittsburgh 0
Cincinnati
Batteries-Lanning and Baker; Wander
Nicer and Mueller.
Chicago at st. Louis, $3.50 PM.
Evening star., 1946-09-05
Major League
Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Chicago
st. Louis -- 200 100
Chicago 600 90
Batteries--Potter and HeIf; Haynes and
Hayes.
At Philadelphia
New York - 3O2
Philadelphia 90
Batteries ~ Gumpert and Robinson;
Fowler, CHRISTOPHER t3d) and Rosar.
At Detroit
Cleveland
Detroit -.
Warmups-Cleveland, FelIer; Detroit
Hutchinson.
Boston at Washington, $3.50 PM.
Evening star., 1946-09-05

(See JOBS, Page A-6J
Evening star., 1946-09-05

(See WAR PROFITS, Page A-6)
Evening star., 1946-09-05

(See STOCK MARKET, Page AS
Evening star., 1946-09-05

An Associoted Press Newspap
Evening star., 1946-09-05
Todoys Home Runs

Chicago at st. Louis, g..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24

Sc 22 kaliniai, vienuolika Xxi dainty ginkluo-
tu sargybiniu viena moteris - sargybi-
nio zmona ir metu vaikas. Moteris val
ka kalbina Vokiskai, vaikas motina ir
teva - sargybini, Lietuviskai. Pasirodo
tai Klaipedieciu Selma. Vyras Trakys, XII
les is Lietuviskos seimos. Zmona taip pat
Lietuvaite Bet vejams kitaip paputus, jie
konjunkturiniai Vokieciai Negana kad
Lietuvio vaiko siela. Palydovu tarpe ir
antras panasus sargybinis Kacinskas. Prizes
astuoniolika metu mes buvom vienos Ke-
dainty gimnazijos klases mokiniai. sia-
dien jis su automatiniu pistolietu drauge
SUI kitais gestapininkais, vezioja Lietuvius
j istremima
! Ar jis beturi Lietuviska savig q,
apie kuria tada taip vaizdziai kalbejo ginl-
nazijos mokytojai? Ar tai ne nuotrupa is
musu tautinio kamieno? Tai zmones be-
valiai, gyvenimo sulauzyti vergai. Juos
vejai mesa daznai jiems patterns nezinoma
srove. Jie sakomi gall pasiimti ginkla j
rankas ir saudyti savo brolius. Tx sma-
gu kad tokiu vergu musu tautoje labai ne
daug atsirado. Ir tos visos nuotrupos su-
ejo pasibjaurejimo namus - Gestapa.
Autobusas rieda Kauno gatvemis ir
pasuka Marijampoles plenta. Nuns ais
keja kad veza Vokietija. Tx kur = j
kaleiima ar koncentracijos stovykla? Vie
mas kitam nepakreipdami galvu, snibzdams
savus samprotavimus. Priziuretojai, is
girde bent koki kalbos garsa, mus drau-
dzia ir grasina. Dairomes prabegancius
laukus. Rugiai jau plaukia, sodybose pra-
deda rukti kaminai Moterys gryzta is
lauku su kibirais sviezio pieno. Plente nei
gyvos dvasios. Tai Dievo Kuno sventes
ankstyvas rytas. Siadien is visu baznyciu
iseis iskilmingos procesijos ir garbins Di-
dyji Pasaulio Kureja Ir mes Gkimo bios
kiami, savotiskoje procesijoje ,keliaujam is
savo gimto krasto. Mus islydi kaip baisius.
zmogzudzius ir pazenklintus prasikaltelius.'
Islydi ziaurioje procesijoje mirti.
Netoli Marijampoles autobusas pra-
deda gesti ir stoviniuoti. Po eiles mazu
remontu pasiekiam Marijampole ir musu
nustebimui nepasukam j Vilkaviskio-
kunu plenta, droziam tolyn, link Suval-
ku Kalvarijos. Musu speliojimai vel kei-
ciasi. Bet tai tik mazas posukis is kelio.
Gestapininkai turf aplankyti savo poskyri
Marijampoleje. Ten, iteikia laku antspau-
duotus dokumentus, apsisuka ir mes jau)
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riedam link Vilkaviskio. Plente pasirodo
ir pirmieji ukininku vezimai Vieni is ju
traukia toliau, gal atlaidus ir pas gi-
mines, daugiausia SUI pieno bidonais j
pienines. Seku visus pravaziuojan S.
Cia kiekvienu atveju galiu pamatyti pazy-
stamus ukininkus. Vaziuojam simtus kar-
tu matytomis vietomis. Cia agronomauda-
mas esu lankesis beveik pas kiekviena uki-
ninka. Nuo cia taip netoli dabar dideliuo-
Sc rupesciuose dienas leidzia mano zmona
ir vaikai.. Cia pat ir dar dvieju suimtuju
teviskes. Ir autobusas kaip papirktas. pri-
vaziaves prize keliu vedanciu j ju teviskes
sustoja. Soferis vel taiso, jie, pilnomis
asaru akimis, atsisveikina su takais ir ta-
keliais
Ivaziuojam Vilkaviski. Masina taip
pat sugenda. Matau geru prieteliu ma
mus, bet miestieciai dar tebemiega ir ME-
kas musu nemato. 0 taip noretQsi kad
pamatytQ, kad suzinotu jog mus isveze j
Vokietija.
Du kilometrai uz Vilkaviskio masina
vel uzsikerta. Mes stovim lygiai prizes ke-
lia mano namus. Tx keturi kilometrai
zinau, dabar keliasi vaikai is miego ir ma
ma juos rengia naujai dienai Zinau ir
tai kad mama drauge su sunum kalba ma
zyti potereli, kad suimtam tetei butu ge-
raj ir sveikas gryztu namo. Nezino jie kad
ju tetis, baisios sargybos lydimas, prava-
ziuoja cia pat ir tolsta nuo ju tolyn ir to-
lyn. Ties Paezeriu dvaru masina vel sus-
toja. il reikalinga didesnio remonto.
Mus po viena isleidzia is masinos ir vel
greit grazina atgal. Mes stovime prizes
pat gerai pazystamo ukininko sodyba Cia
taip viskas pazystama. Nuo plento uz 300
metru miskelis, az misko netoli ir mano
namai .Iseinu ir as is autobuso. Mintis
begti name nuolat nepaleidzia, bet salia
names su automatiniais ginklais stow du
|sargybiniai. Gryztu atgal masina, j
pajuda ir mes bematant paliekam Kybar-
tus. Visu akyse asaros Vyrai kurie ges-
tapininku buvo musami, spardomi, elektri-
niais prosais deginami ir kabinami ant sic
nu, islaike paslaptis, neisdave ir neverke
|kankinami, dabar sluosto asaras. Taip,
mes paliekam savo krasta, savuosius ir
tik taip tegalim atsisveikinti. Paselusiai
graudu, bet nei patys sau nei kittens jau
nieku negalime padeti. Masina sustoja
prize pasienio punkto. Mazi formalumai If
mes Rytprusiuose.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
7 r y PIN l Al

AMERIKOS valdzios ekono-
miskas planas ir programs
taip liko suveltas ir supainio-
tas dabartiniais uniju diktato-
riskais reikalavimais ir strei-
kais kad nesiranda tokiu eko-
nomistu kurie galetu tai atnar-
plioti ir vel sugrazinti Sail
normally gyvenima.
GENERAL Motors, plieno
ir kiti streikai, dabar ANGLES
ir galiaus grasiantis gelezinke-
liu streikas tikrai viska pur-
va sumyne. Darbininkas, ku-
ris tik is savo sunkaus darbo
ir pusletom rankom daro pra-
gyvenima, nieko nelaimejo. Tas
paprastas darbo ziurke kaip bu-
vo vergas taip ir dabar pasili-
ko. siuo momentu tik gyvena
j is sutaupytq karo metu centu,
mes darbai uzsidarineja ir TUX
stanciai yra paliuosuojami is
!: darby kasdien del plintanciu
streiku ir uniju virsininku dix
tatorisku reikalavimu, ne tick
darbininko naudai kick savo
paciu galybes sustiprinimui.
: Jei Kongresas leis ir toliau
: tokiam Lewis ir kittens ragus
:, auginti tai galima laukti tik
blogq pasekmiu, mes toxic sa-
lies ekonominio gyvenimo grio-
: vikai tik paruosia dirva komu-
nizmui.
: sIA VASARA bus keletos
: musu organizaciju, fraternaliu
: ir kitokiu, seimai. Labai abe
z joju ar organizaciju virsininkai
E ir patys nariai idomauja savo
z organizaciju ateitimi.
q Musu fraternaliu organizaci-
a ju nariai, du trecdaliai suside-
& da is virs 45 metu amziaus, o
8 tik vienas trecdalis siek-tiek
= jaunesniu, bet tikru jaunuoliQ
& nariu visai mazai.
a Tx nesenai. kalbejome kad
: musu jaunosios jiegos lures
a palaikyti musu Lietuviskas u.s.
B taigas ir musu kulturini judeji-
q ma. Bet gala kad jaunimo
= tick mazai dedasi j Lietuviska
= veikima - tokia saujele ne
= gales palaikyti tu istaigu gy-
vybe ateityje. Taigi, man 70.
o dos kad ateitis nera tokia ia.
Y danti ir sviesi.
: MUSU demokratiska valdzis
: susitarus su imperiali S tt k g
= Britannia, pardave Pabaltijo il
!. Balkanu valstybes besocian
budeliui Stalinui. Stalinui tt
: dar neuztenka, ir tiedu parda
: vikai dabar mato savo klaida il
sukilusia zmoniu neapikants
!" prizes tai.
= Lauksime ir ziuresime ar tie
du gales atitaisyti klaidas il
- - duoti visiems laisve, kuria pri
10 zadejo ir be kurios nebus SUI
kurta tikra pasaulio taika.
Saules BrOlis.
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Pake|iuii ! N|irti
VokisCiu kaIejimuose) J
Raso
Balys Gaidziunas

Tai buvo patikrinimas ar mes neturim ute
liu. Supratom kad tai patikrinimas prizes
kelione. Patikrinimas buvo tik formalu-
mans atlikti. Uteliu jau didzioji suimtu-
ju dalis tikrai turejo, bet nei pas viena ne
va nerado. Grazino celes ir liepe pasi-
ruosti. Visus turimus daiktus, isskiriant
kick esi uzsivilkes, reikia suristi ir uzrasy-
ii artimuju adresa Pradzioje buvo pasa- !,
ke kad gauta is laisves maista galesim pa
siimti, veliau tai atsauke. Pasiimti nieko
negalima.' Vel emem spelioti, vel ejo Ii
MOS is celes cele. Visi jaudinomes, visi
matem, kad tuoj reikes iskeliauti. Bet kur
r ka ten rasim? I kokia stovykla mus
nuves ir kick NUNS bus paskirta gyventi?
Ar tuoj SUI mumis bus atsiskaityta, ar dar
leis kankinimuose maudytis? 0 gal isves
ir paleis palike nuolatineje policijos prize
ziuroje? Kai kas galvojom kad niekur|
toll neisves pakliusim Pravieniskiu pri-
verciamuju darbu stovykla. Ten Wis kaiipI
nors versimes, gal susirisim SUI laisveje|
esanciais, gausim paramos. Perkratem vi
sus galimumus ir norejom patys sau susi-
rasti geresne iseiti.
Vakare pranese kad isvaziuosim ank-
sti ryta. Sargybos virsininkas buvo uzim-
tas ir lakste su popieriais, pasitaikes ne
blogas sargybinis leido palengva sneketis.
Koridorius vistiek skambejo nuo statomu
ir kartojamu klausimu, samprotavimu. Nei
kur nei kuo YES sargybinis negalejo pasa.
kyti. Aiskinosi kad jam nepasake, kad Jei
jis tik zinotu viska papasakotu. Jam pa
clam karas ir visos sios velniavos Xxi kau-
10 igrisusios. Jis augo ir gyveno Letuvo--
je, veliau repatrijavo Vokietija. Karul
su Rusija per Lietuva praejus, grazino at
gal. Jis norris SUI Lietuviais gerai sugyven-
ii, jis turis geru draugu, jis norris ir tohau
Lietuvoje gyventi, dirbti zeme: Pasiuliau
jam tureta cigarette ir issisnekejom. Pa
prasiau apie name pranesti kai nuvaziuos
j Vilkaviski. Jis pats kiles is Pilviskiq.
Prizadejo viska padaryti ir guode kad is
liktume sveiki kol pasibaigs Sis milijonines
aukas reikalaujantis karas.,
Atejo naktis Miegas neeme. IS celes
j cele Wis ejo kausimai ir atsakymai. Gu
iejau axis ibedes lubas. ir galvojau apie
prabegusius metus. Vaikyste grazioje te-
viskeje, mazi rupesteliai, seserys ir bro
liai. Veliau gimnazija, mokslas, tranky-
masis is vietos vieta mamie ir svetur. VI
sa bego pro axis isgyventoje filmoJe: .
kas toliau? Ar bepasiseks iseiti laisve,
ar besutiksiu tuos kuriems gyventi ir dlrb-
tt zadejau, ar bepamatysiu kada teviskes
} pastoge, kur kiekvienoje pedoje tick daug
| praeities dziaugsmo ir mazu rupesciu?
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KAS platina Dirva - tas
platina apsvieta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
10. Mus isveza


Prizes ryta uzmigau. Bet tai buvo
trumpas, neramus miegas. Greit pazadi-
no sargybiniu triuksmas. IS celiu prasesi
isleidziant vyru kambari. Sargybiniai
neleidzia, liepia palaukti kol ateis vyresni.
Staiga isgirstam: Visiems pasiimti turf
mus daiktus, is celes isejus koridoriu pa
siimti dokumentus, pinigines, laikrodzius.
Iseinu j koridoriu. Sargybinis prie sargy-
binio. Visi su automatiniais pistolietais,
kiekvienas rekia skubeti, nesidairyti Ke-
stucio gatveje taip pat pima sargybiniQ.
Mus suvaro autobusa.
Ankstyvas Birzelio 8 dienos rytas Lai-
krodis >rodo 4:O5 valandos. Nuo sviezio
orc svaigsta galva. "a paras dvokiancia-
me rusyje plauciai negavo nei tyresnio orc
nei akys naturalios saules sviesos Die
nos ir naktys ejo mazytes elektros lempu-
tes spinksejime. Susede dairomes vienas
kita ir sveikinames. Visi isbale, visi jau
ne tie kuriuos susitikdavom laisveje. Visi
rausiasi po savo pinigines, tikrina turetus
dokumentus. Mano pinigineje, greta ne
reiksmingu dokumentu, 129 RIM. ir keli fe-
nigiai. Kur dar buve 1900 RIM? JQ din
gimui pateisinti jokio rastelio. ziuriu j
kitus ir jie rodo kad su ju pinigais pana-
siai pasielgta.
masina ilipa mus lydinciu sargybiniu
virsininkas ir pranesa:
- Niekas be leidimo neturi teises dali
rytis ar atsikelti is sedimos vietos. ! kick
viena isjudejusi bus paleista serija suviu
Nuns uzdraudzia dairytis ir kalbetis.
Uzvesta masina ikiriai urzgia ir urzgia
Pagaliau pasijudina. Prize gestapo manu-
lieka burys sargybiniu Ju tarpe stow vi
stems submissions gerai pazystamas KY
bartu Vokietukas Sveiceris. Anksciau bu-
yes padauza, dabar gestapo karininkas ir
pilnateisis savibaliautojas. 10 galybe neis-
matuojama. Jis gall elgtis kaip nori SUI
Lietuvos zmonemis. kaip SUI pakelyje ras-
tais, be savininko daiktais. Musu autobu-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-10

ski and Garagiola. Doerr went in back of second base to scoop up Mungers grounder and threw to York for the Out, Marion going to third.
 Schoendienst, up for the sixth time, was safe at first when Ryba failed to touch first after taking York's underhand toss. York was credited with an assist ana Ryba charged with an error as Marion came in with the fourth run of the inning. It was not run batted in for Schoendienst.
 Bon. Gutteridge replaced Doerr at second base for the Red Sox.
 Moore made a single past Pesky, sending Schoendienst to second. Mocres hit was the Cardinals twentieth of the game and tied the record for most hits in world series game made by the New York Giants against the Yankees Octo- Der ', 1921 Musial walked to fill the bases. Clem Dreisewerd, a. left handler, became the sixth pitcher for the Red Sox when he replaced Ryba. Slaughter, up for the second time, popped to York.
 Four runs. five hits, two errors, three left on bases.
 Red Sox-By using six pitchers, the Red Sox tied a record held by three other clubs.
 Marion caught H. Wagners pop fly, making the catch directly be- hind the mound.
 Culberson batted for Dreisewerd and lined to Kurowski. Moses beat out an infield single, beating Mu- sials toss to Munger who covered first. Musial made a nice stop of Pesky's grounder and threw to Munger who covered first for the putout.
 No runs one hit, no errors, one left on base.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-10

(Continued from Page One) als' lead to 50. The hit was low line drive over Doerr'S head but rolled between the outfielders to the wall in front of the Cardinal bullpen.
 Jim Bagby, a highlander, and son of the famous Jim Bagby who pitched in the 1920 world series for the Cleveland Indians, replaced Hughson on the mound.
 Doerr backed up on the grass tc field Slaughter's hopping ground CT and threw him out, Musial go- ing to third.
 Kurowski fouled to York neal the Red SoX dugout.
 Garagiola singled to center SCOT ing Musial with the third run oI the inning, and St. Louis sixth run of the game.
 Walker struck out, missing three and two pitch
 Three runs, three hits, no errors one left on base.
 Red Sox-H. Wagner grounded to Schoendienst and was an eas, out. Moore stood in his tracks tt gather in Bagby's hoist. Nose singled between first and seconC into right field for his first hit
 Pesky went down, swinging.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-10
ARE
 GIVEN BREAK BY
 0pA INSTRUCTIONS

Immediate approval was today granted to Alaska merchants to adu to their selling prices on airshipped merchandise, the additional costs of air freight over customary shipping costs.
 In their Territory wide an- nouncement of this OK on adding additional costs of air freight or other noncustomary means of ac- Quiring goods, the Alaska OPA stated such an emergency measure was necessary especially to prevent an unfair margin squeeze on those Alaska merchants who are placing orders to be shipped by air to meet the Territory's needs during the present transportation crisis.
 Effective October 10 prices for any commodity having a specific OPA dollars and cents ceiling, or a ceiling established by OPA formula oI markup over cost may be in creased by the additional cost of airplane or other noncustomary means of transportation actually incurred over and above cost of customary transportation.
 OPA offices throughout the Ter ritory are instructing merchants on this emergency adjustment pro- vision, which will remain in effect only until the first boat or train arrival following settlement of the shipping strike, the announcement stated.
 Merchants are being required to keep a record on airshipped com modities showing the quantity brought in hy the noncustomary means of transportation, the quan- tity sold, the freight rate paid and the amount of freight added to the ceiling price. Sellers are also re- quired to inform purchasers by posting, tagging, marking on sales slip or other appropriate means the amount added to ceiling prices under this provision, as long as it is in effect.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-10
Mildred Maynard,
 John M. ManCeII
 To Wed Saturday

Miss Mildred Maynard, daughter of Mrs. George s. Maynard, will be- come the bride of John M. Mancell, son of MT. and Mrs. John M. Man cell Staunton, Illinois, Saturday evening at o'clock in candle light double-ring ceremony in the Northern Light Presbyterian Church.
 Rev Willis R. Booth will read the VOWS.
 Following the service, reception will be held in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel All friends of the couple are invited to attend the wedding and the reception.
 The bride-elect has been United States District Court Reporter for the First Division for the past four years. She previously held similar position at Nome, where she was born and reared Her father was the late George s. Maynard, form CT owner and editor of the Nome Nugget. Miss Maynard is the sis ter of Russell G. Maynard, Direct or of the Department of Public Welfare.
 The groom, a resident of Juneau for the past year and half, is the Alaska representative for A. Schilling & Co.,, of San Francisco. He is a previous resident of St. Louis, Mo. Both are wellknown and popular.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-10

on many beef and pork items one or two cents a pound
 An official of the price agency said the new meat prices had no connection with the current meat shortage and do not affect livestock ceilings.
 Instead, he sad the revision is required because the meat ceilings re-established on Sept. 10 were in accurate in some regions and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-10

Higgins shot a hard single past Kurowski into left field, but Walk CTS fast return forced York to stop at third and the bases were filled.
 H. Wagner flied to Slaughter in deep right York tried to score from third after the catch but was out at the plate when Slaughter un- corked a tremendous heave to Gar agiola
 Two runs, two hits, no errors, two left on bases. Seventh Inning
 Cardinals-Musial grounded out to Doerr Slaughter rapped single through the middle of the diamond for his third hit of the game.
 KurCwski lined a single into left field past the outstretched glove of Pesky, Slaughter stopping at sec ond.
 Garagiola dumped a looper over Higgins head into left field for a double, scoring Slaughter and send ing Kurowski to third Walker was again purposely walked. Marion rapped into a double play, Doerr to Pesky to York.
 One run, three hits, no errors, two left on base.
 Red Sox-Tom Mcbride batted for Zuber. Mcbride bounced out to Marion. Moses singled sharply to right for his third straight hit. Schoendienst pulled down Peskys liner and threw to first easily doubling Moses.
 No runs. one hit, no errors, none left on base.
 Eighth Inning
 Cardinals-Mace Brown a right handler, became the fourth Boston hurler. Munger bounced a single past Doerr Schoendienst attempt ed to sacrifice, but forced Munger at second, when H. Wagner picked up his bunt and threw to Pesky at second for the putout.
 Moore walked on four pitches. Musial lined to Pesky, whose throw to Doerr doubled up Schoendienst.
 No runs, one hit, no errors, one left on base.
 Red Sox-DiMaggio was safe on first when Marion tumbled his grounder for an error. Kurowski camped under Williams high pop. Rudy York went down swinging. The third strike was foul tip which Garagiola held on to.
 Doerr slammed a home run high ever the left field screen, DiMaggio scoring ahead of him to make the score to 3. Higgins fouled out to Garagiola.
 Two runs, one hit, one error none left on base.
 Ninth Inning
 Cardinals-Slaughter singled to center for his fourth hit. Kurow- ski beat out a bunt to third and when Higgins threw wild to first for an error, Slaughter raced to third, beating Doerr's throw to H. Wagner who raced over to cover third Kurowski remained on first, although second base was left un- covered as Doerr had backed up York
 Garagiola singled to right scoring Slaughter and sending KuroWski to second Mikereba, a righthand- CT, replaced Brown on the mound to become the fifth Boston pitcher. Walker sacrificed the runners alongs, Higgins to Doerr, who cov- cred first base. Marion doubled to the left field corner, scoring Kurow-