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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
SENSATIONAL 1. :. GAINS HINTED

L. s FIRST ARMY GHQ, March % UP)-A
partial blackOut Of L. -. First Army advances,
il said tonight may indicate that sensational gains
in the making. The situation described the
most fluid Imaginable
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
MEETING CALLED

Neither Hall nor It. John 7.
Ward navy medlca officer. would
say what they wanted done pc
cItically
We want YOU "a do what
YOU think II best to control the
situation they told he iquOr
commission, adding, however
I'VE have Officers here who
can declare these places out OF
bounds unless somebody, pre-
Sumably the liquor commission.
does something"
The meeting was called 20 dIS.
cus> methods Of erad,caiJng q >Jtu-
auon which has grown stead s
worse 10 the past year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
.FDR Back on Job

WASHINGTON. March %
lUPl President Roosevelt re-
turned 10 the White House this
morning after "a four-day visit 10
his home Al Hyde Park y. l..
RITAiN JUDGE DAVID {. yOKTS
IONS and short Terms PREFERRED Adv.
Rssin .DGT FATI y KRAUST. Rf~rresa g
court Endorsed ey ne,roit Bar As ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
CAN BIZ PREVENTED

Battle casualties Hall said
"sre not pre,cntable. unfortu-
nately, hut social diseases are.
The social disease incidence has
bene rising steadily
In The last SIX months of last
year Hall said. there were -
cases of social disease among sol
djcrS which could be- traced TO
Continued on Page >. Col. y
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

Essen has been under Allied guns
for several days.
Luxembourg radio added thS
the German Rhine bastion of En-.
Continued on Page 2. Cot 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

LONDON, March % UP)-The Alled-contrOlled
Luxembourg radio said today that the mayor Of Mann
helm surrendered the city TO American Seventh Army
troops in the first voluntary capituation of any major
German CITY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
American Casualties
Reach 872.862 Total

WASHINGTON, March % O-P1-U. S. combat casualties
officially omped here reached s72s62 to-day of
Is, ,275 n a week.
The total included 7sOO43 army and 92s19 navy. marine
corps and guard casualties.
he
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
lst Army Dash
EbeBoiRS HsuIlE'

FIRST L. s. ARMY GHQ, March % (UP)-Frst Army
units today wheeled norhward in sudden squirt that
red them nearly 10 miles north of Giessen in giant
development that threatened the Ruhr from
trail Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

from shortly after Pearl Hsr-
bor. continuing approximately
until March, 1871.
Freitag inventor of a bandaGe
cut on the bias and considered by
army navy and coast guard medi-
cal officers as superior to'old-Style
bandageS. manufactures the band
age One of his COMPANIES, the
Bias Coating Corp. was named in
the information
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
BvtERt BRuvN

Mrs julia Barker f6-year-oi5
former Detroit real estate woman
walked oui of the Detroit House
Of Correction today protcstng
her innocence Az bciljgorpntN q,
on the day she entered INC inSu-
tuition
She had served seven wears Of
q 10 10 l5-year sentence for man
slaughle~ resulting from the
shooting Of Mrs Edith Mac Cum-
mlngS, VIII. had been hcl close
friend and business partner for
is years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
DEFEAT OF MANPOWER FREEZE BILL INDICATED

WASHINGTON, March % UNS)--A Senate poll
conducted by Democratic leaders today indicated that the
manpOwer bill 10 reeze" workers in their Jobs and
hX employment ceilings will be defeated in the upper
House
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Reds Smash
To Frontier
OF Austria

LONDON. March % (UP)
Marshal Stain announced
today that the Red army has
reached the AuStrian~ from
tier.
Stain announced that the
Red army had captured the
northwest Hungarian from
tier center of Szombathely.
Russian troops also captured
Kapuvar, "A miles southeast
of Vienna, and Koszeg, Aus
trian border town 30 miles
south Of Vienna.
Moscow said the Third and
Fourth Ukrainian Army groups
were rolling along two highways
skirting Lake Neusiedler south
east of Vienna.
"a station identifying itself
as the Free Austrian radio said
shortly before noon tha; Soviet
troops are crossing our FROM
tier.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
STORMS At PHOTOGRAPHERS

For a half hour before tho tup
began. Mrs. Barker stormcd ~
the prospect Of being photo
grapheC When she finally left
the shelter Of The prison, accom-
panied by \ matron. Nrs Bertha
Whitman, and I'm "a car driven hy "a
guard she rallied that she had
been 'pllloried and curIGnd al-
though she had douo mo- wrong
She repeated the claims oi self
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
TO LIVE WITH DAUGHTERS

Mir, Barker would disclose only
that She VIII live al 29l57 Hayc,
with TWO daughters of a dead
sister. Florence and Phyllis. who
are hen own by adoption There
is another daughter Gladys and
q son, Donald who is IN the armed
services
Gov Kelly then an attorney ir
private practice defended Mrs
Barker ln The long legal fight into
Vhlch She poured a large share
of the fortune she had won IN
Detroit real estate. Because nj
her prominence in The bu,lncs,
world the case received wide at
,lUfIOU
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

PARIS March % QNS)-The greatest mill
tary sweep in history overwhelmed the major
defenSes of western Germany today as Allied
armies operating under an alright news security
bIackout were reported surging against Hanover,
only 40 miles from Berlin, and other last-ditch
garrisons of the CrumbIing Reich
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
In The Times TODAY

DR. = { TOoGT. DINIISI
10 y LafsFe'fr a. NifHV~ rr- CO.
Han Hours 90. Tci 81 ffs1 adv
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

defense that caused p jury 20 re-
lcct The hrs, degree murder YER
dict sought ht me state
Before leaving the institution
Mrs Barker slmmcd down q
ilS p0u ld> and looking Very fiji
hadc good-by 20 the prison chap
lam tho Roy. onto Turk. She
wore a gray suit with a silver FOX
collar.
She broke down and sobbed in
tho prison record room when she
s,gncd q receipt for hcr money
and other NaluablcS which had
been kCpr there for her.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
SADOWSKI TO ASK FARLEY SEAT FOR POLAND

WASHINGTON, March % (JP)-Rep. SadOwsll
CD of Michigan said today that he plans to call up Secre
of State Settnus to that Poland be represented
at the San francisco peace conference.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

WITH L. s. THIRD ARMY, March % (UP)-The
Fourth Armored Division today entered Lauterbach 20S
miles southwest of Berlin and only 13 miles northwest Of
FIda.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
.a343zS+Ig

SENATE UNIT BACKS PRICE CONTROL. EXTENSION
WASHINGTON, March % (INS)-The Senate bank
ing committee agreed tentatively today to recommend
extension of the Price Control Act for year without
amendments.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

The great arsenal city of Essen
has been outfanked by Nontgom-
cry's troops, the Luxembourg
radio said. Site of the world ia
nous krunn munitions industry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
NAZL TROOPS SnLLED

(The international News
Service reported early today
that two Soviet armies were
advancing on Vienna and that
Red artillery had ,tarted she'll
ING German troop concentrations
inside Austria
The defense line curves tC
within 20 miles OF Vienna anc
may be reached by the Red army
within the next IS hours
The Owl sand a dlSpatch in
the Swedish. Svcn>ka Dagbladet
reported that "A state Of emer-
eHet-had been declared ~
Vienna and the City'S outer for
tIfCationS alerted ,
The Second Army group cleared
all western Danzig Yesterday anc
captured the modern Polish pori
of Gdynia. nine miles 20 the
north
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A partial showdown of troops re-
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Evening star., 1945-11-12

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Zealand. iasnaU
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captured are now doing transport
work for the Americans. To get
the other five into condition would
take too long and cost too much,
Gen. Gross stated.
30 anxious are soldiers to get
home that in the Philippines they
volunteered to convert cargo ships
Evening star., 1945-11-12

He added that the movement back
lis piling up on the railroads, which
have reached their peak strain of
the war for passenger hauling.
The merchant fleet Of 470 vessels,
capacity about soc, 900, now hauling
troops consists Of 20 large liners and
$50 converted cargo ship, VISA said
Evening star., 1945-11-12

Some 1000 merchant vessels, each
capable OF carrying ~ men beside
cargo, add another 10000 to the total
of men being hauled by the mer-
chant fleet.
About 70 per cent Of the troopships
are operating in the Pacific area,
Gen. Gross stated.
Evening star., 1945-11-12

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
Relatives And Friends Honor
Visitor From Virgin Islands

;ou, who is visiting IL % ON.
try from TIE Virgin as
The horores was su'rl
q. sAe esasioasiy s4r
Host q. friends dre 4
f,cweF.l pr.ri - r,a
srcek The hostess SIS bean.
: 81 ,ocks very arr 8. 81.
crested A.r mans 4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
Timely spushnttl Tips

wth ~4a, scarce. rcir's t- i'-t
arg 1r1ss ives busy. ,hers s.. 4
tsra~si leva-- today to- sasF'o
f,4ss-e. ecs1onlca. ard sa'.s's ~
Shes
Here's couple q ;i,s S--ss
trarae. she's reEE arg
II. We rrt-s y-sr AelT
IL .or rc1ch q. yop- Isrfe.1 ~
easrements tNarayor. O. Aer
noodles ,av h used as chsrs-
Yea rrtcsfy haze s@sers sag
her ree res yelt ,ec ~ at
n4re a-4 NO that nay h@ ~eg %
vo1 yo1i. frc these Dishes &c.
agh,su.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
crea~ss spssnsw.

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tablespoons srorfeL!tE
y.1. r.k
= fataes1c rou-
2sl sraxLett. ~ 2 c-as *
az - water ra.ii -Ceer-.
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S-az0r So taste arl tclr crr- tr'
sraghetti Makes 5era. pcr'.ors.
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Boil srsgres, ia sailed rater
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q, scchcvy fil4rs &c butter ard
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ha't Toss spaEhet'. rrfli III
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porucrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
sonas DElKO1l DOOHAL W0NID G1O News
SOCIAL
SCANNINGS

Mrs Lu Hill an AGED inmate
o, the PHYLLIS vheatiey Home
is quite III IN Mercy Hall hospi-
tai John r. and Mack avenues
Ms Ann Hill Of New York Is
visiting her daughter Mrs Ann
Powers OF e5-5 Boxwood ave
Miss carmen Martinez has ar
rived ~ ne CRY from Puerto
Rica p ~ 70 make her home
Win her taiheT Attorney Ramon
Marine she is the younger sis
te- d, Miss Antonio MARTINEZ who
retarred 10 her home in Puerto
Rita the last part OF August
afre spending the summer in De-
tioli
Ms Blanche shaw died a. her
hon On Belmont Ave. Monday
as,sr a bs.et fitness she is sar-
1i,es ty her husband. Charles
SHAW Funeral services Will be
,t,,hsus episcopal church
~ pai,h sac WAS member On
Fraay.
ra Ms II = Davis ~
~ vass were in The
we.k Attending he Ma
p.-.s. co~vsr.soa Rev.
cgs friend ~ Rev.
~ N,o,son y. $. 1ohn 5
,...,ar eh4 aad was .hs
, AZ rharch Jas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15

se'r.ng 70 see y he had lost
sry Of his Oh skin Nope be
hadrt forgotten his trade
sterling Tucker senio- SUI
dent az The University q Akron
az Akron Ohio VAS IN me city
for few DAYS last week visit
inz his relatives the fuckers az
e.l4 De'mar and while here he
visited Inc Tribune office.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-14
sTKzN ).

9Th domatih slikarjev:: Matte
Langusa, Mine Stroja in Hele-
ne Vurnikove. Krasna je mar
morna priznica. Zunaj cerkve,
v malem parku OBJ Zaloski ce-
sti je svojevrsten spomenik v
svetovni vojni padlih faranov,
postavljen |. 1927 (arh. subic). !.
Ia cerkvijo sv. Petra Sc raz-
prostira OBJ Zaloski cesti in ME-
nih stranskih ulicah (Stara pot)
bolniska cetrt Ljubljane, drzav-
ma splosna bolnisnica z anatom.
institotom univerze, slajmarjev
dom, zenska bolnisnica, sana-
torij Leonisce in ma koncu ce-
ste vojaska bolnisnica.
tDalje prlnodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-14

nikoma in kupolo je biIa sezi-
dana Y |. 1880 1913 po vzor-
Gu cerkve Sv. Giorgio maggiore
" Benetkah. Stod v ladji ia ku-
poll je poslikan prelepimi fres-
kami, XII kazejo prizore IL ziv-
ljenja sv. Petra; izvrsil jih je
slovenski slikar France Hoysek.
Njegova je tudi glasovita slika
sv. druzine v prvem stranskem
.oltarju ma evangelijski strani,
ki velja "a emo njegovih mai
boljsih del. v ostalih 9 oltarjih
je zlasti znarnenitih pet Metzin-
gerjevih silk: sv. Nepomuk, kri-
zanje, sv. Andrej, sv. Trojica in
sv. Florjan pogledom ma go
,rece sentpetersko predmestje.
v teh oltarjih so tudi slike dru-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-14

ski mescani ustanovili |. 1920.
TIL SO tldi razni. oddelki BAN
ske uprave.
Sent Peter
2 Marijinega trga drzi sko-
raj / KIN dolga in Okla Sv. Pc
ira costa, obdana cd starih
predmestnih his in hisic, who'd
no proti cerkH sv. Petra, najt
starejsi zupniji ljubljanski, XII
je segala svoj cas- cd litijskih
hribov mimo mesta Ljubljane
do Wrinkle in Logatca. Me pr
vi zupnik Sc omenja |. 124S. Pr
votno gotsko cerkev, XII je tn
stala ze cd |. 1885, so Turk |.
1472 pozgali, kakor izpricuje
spominska plosca, vzidana pri
desnem vhodu cerkve.
Sedanja cerkev z dvema zvo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-14
ENAKOpRxvNOsT

drA vzporednO pod Gosposko
llico do Cevljarskega m . ~ u
prastara IN komaj 21a m siro-
ka zidovska u1ica. v tel so Sc
ze zgodaj naselili ljubljanski
hdje zaradi cvetote ljubljanske
.trgovine, gotovo Re v 13. sto-
letju, in delali s svojo zilavnost-
10 tedanjim ljubljanskin1 me-
scanom, XII so bill po vecini tr-
govei in obrtniki, zelo obcutno
konkurenco. ceprav malostevil-
nj, so zidje bogateli cd dne do
dne in inneli tam, kjer stoji da-
mes hisa st. 4 ma zidovski ste
ri, svojo sinagogo (molilnico).
Sovrastvo domacega mescan-
stva do njih je v 13., IA. in Is.
stoletju dovedlo do ponovnih
protizidovskih pogromov, v ka-
terih je bilo mnogo zidov ubi-
tih. Naposled SO Ljubljancani
izposlovali !. 1913 odlok cesar
ia Maksimiljana l., po katerem
so Sc morali vsi zidje IL Ljub-
lane izseliti. Do reform cesar
ia Jozefa III. (1787) nj smell od-
slej noben lid prihajati niti ma
ljubljanske seine, se-le v 19:
stoletju SO Sc zaceli zidje zopet
naseljevati v Ljubljani, n jih
stevilo pa je tudi se danes kar
malenkostno.
S Kongresnega trga pridemo
po selenburgovi ulici zopet ma
krizisce Tyrseve in Aleksandro-
We ceste pred posto. Malo pref
pa Sc odcepi Cd selenburgove
ulice, tam kjer stoji lepa dvo-
nadstropna Koslerjeva hisa, ma
zapad tina in gosposka Knaflje-
va utica. Tu stoji ma levi trinad-
stropna Narodna tiskarna, po-
leg ME pa palaea podruznice
Narodne banke. Njej nasproti
ma vogalu Beethovnove uli C e
opazimo prav tako ponosno pa
laco Zbornice "a trgovino, obrt
in industrijo, S krasnim mar
mornim stopniscem in umet'
nisko znamenito sejno dvorano
v rimskem slogu, izdelanimi le-
ia 1926 po nacrtih arb. Plecni-
ka. Med Beethovnovo in Gleda.
lisko ulico, XII pravokotno kriza.
ia Knafljevo ulico, stoji dvo'
nadstropno poslopje Hranilnice
Dravske banovine, naslednice
prejsnje Kranjske hranilnice
najstarejsega hranilnienega "a
voda drzave, XII so ga ljubljan'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-14
Po lepi SloUeniji
DIR. RUDOLPH ANDREJKA

Hill
ustanovljen, da siri krsc5nstvo
med polabskimi in ostalimi Slo-
|vani; njegovo d.elovanje v
Ljubljani je zgodovinsko izpri-
eano lie |. 1862. Krizevniske ko-
mende Sc drzi, obrnjena proti
Napoleonovemu (prej Valvasor-
jevemu, Sc pref Nemskemu) tr-
gu, krizevniska cerkev ("Kri-
zankd'), sezidana v sedanji
obliki |. IT'S ma mestu prejsnje
cerkve, XII SO jo baje ma teme-
ljih porusenega rimskega temp
liza sezidali tempeljski vitezi.
Mad stirikotno streho Sc vzdi-
guje nick barocni zvonik. v We
likem oltarju je lepa a podoba
Marie Pomagaj, delo dunajske-
ga slikarja Ivan a Canona, v
stranskih oltarjih je naslikal
podobo sv. Elizabete Martin AL
tomonte, sv. Jurija pa Holandec
Anton Schoenjans. Use tri slike
so il l.. 1715.
Kjer prehaja Napoleonov trg
| v Emonsko in Rimsko cesto ter
Vegovo ulico, stoji II m visoki,
cd vitkih cipres obdani Ilirski
steber v snezni belini hvarske-
ga marmorja; ma vrhu Sc mu
blesti pozlaceni grb nirije (tri
zlate zvezde mad srebrnim polu-
mesecem). Ma juzni strani je
ma stebru pritrjena zenska gla-
va, simbol Ilirije, ma severni
strani pa Napoleonov lik. Ma
spomeniku beremo znane nam
| Vodnikove rime il "Ilirije oziv.
ljene";; obenem pove francoski
in slovenski napis, da SO p o d
spomenikom pokopani neznan
francoski junaki,, XII SO padli pr
mas in "a mas v Napoleonovih
vojnah. Spomenik je bill dovr'
sen |. 1880 po naertih arh. Plee'
nika. ~
| Cd Napoleonovega .trga drzi
ia ma sever proti Kongresnemr
trgu dive ulici: spodaj Gosposka
utica, obdana cd starih pleme'
nitaskih palac, XII obrobljajo tn.
di Novi trg ma vzhodni stran
ulice, zgoraj pa siroka Vegova
utica. Ma njeni desni strani sto
il, obdano z licnim parkon, po
slopje Glasbene Matice, pree
MIN Oh cesti in v parku so So
he jugoslovanskih glasbenikov
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ceta Gerbica, Benjamina Ipav
ca, Davorina Jenka, Hugolins
Sattnerja ter Mateja -Hubada
Vatroslava Lisinskega in Ste
vana Mokranjca. Ma levi Sc vzdi
iguje solska palaca nekdanjt
visje realke, danes realne gim
nazije, ma desni pa |. 1902 Asezi
dan novi monumentalni dezeln
dvorec, nekdaj sedez dezelnif
glavarjev in kranjskega dezel
mega zbora. Slovenski dezeln
glavarji so bill Dir. Josip Poklu
/ kar (1s89 1891, Otton .pl
Detela (1S9l 19Osy, Fran suk
lie (19O8 1911) in dr.. War
sustersic (1911--1918).
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