Other 5th Air Force bombers sank Overseas or damaged four small freighters 600,000 Gen. Rose 'Perfect Example' and six coastal vessels off Wenchow, China. SHEET MUSIC Seventh Fleet search Liberators Fritz Mandl Arrested Of U. S. Soldier aftlis Best went the MUSIC BOOKS I Denied Insurance, into Yangtze Estuary to By THOMAS R. HENRY, i Utterly weary as he was in the smash river craft. Accompanying Star War Correspondent. evening, he invited reporters to field fighters shot down four Japanese By Argentina; Plant House Member Says WITH THE 3d ARMORED DIVI- headquarters for a two-hour visit. planes off the French Indo-China SION BEYOND THE RHINE, Mar. He said he got the best possible rest coast. Br the Associated Pres*. 31 (Delayed).—One of the most bril- talking to somebody without giving The 13th Air Force Representative Philbin, Democrat, heavily pound- to liant armored commanders of this orders. ed Eolin and Due Be Seized of Massachusetts asserted yesterday airdrome, Borneo, PLANT THIS SPRING war and the finest soldier I have He took his hair down in whim- wrecked 11 small freighters and By the . that approximately 600,000 service- THESE SPECIALS ever known was Maj. Oen. Maurice sical rambling talk. He thought the coastal vessels in the Makassar BUENOS 3— Fritz men overseas are reported to have Grape. 1 each New Seedless Concord AIRES, April Rose, commander of this division, war was near its end and he again area. and Golden Muscat—$2.85 lor the two Mandl, former Austrian munitions been denied Government life in- who was killed a German tank- postpaid. by would become a lieutenant was held Incommunicado surance because of their man 100 two-year Mary Washlnfton As- magnate, policies yesterday. commanding a cavalry squadron. paragus Crowns. $8.16 postpaid. on unannounced and physical condition. Five I ]2 today charges days ago arrived with three He was eager for the day to come Famous Boysenberry Plants. S3.R0 | Mr. Philbin said he would intro- Baruch and Flynn Dost pa fen. the Argentine government an- other correspondents at Gen. Rose’s so he could play with his 4-year-old Stay A,k 1or Free Copy New Illustrated ! nounced it would seize his metal duce legislation to prohlibt rejec- command in a PUntinic Guide. big post crossroads vil- son whom he left as an infant. and com- tion of their applications for in- near At Same London Hotel WAVNESBOKO nurseries j plastics manufacturing lage Atenkirchen from which There were tears in his eyes when VIRGINIA on surance, and added: he _WAYNESBORO. f pany, which has been the Allied launched what all who have he showed his child's photograph. Bjr the Associated Press. blacklist for six months. "It is entirely indefensible that taken in it believe to j part be the He told of the souVenirs he had LONDON, 3.—Two of Presi- who is life and limb April The arrest was made last night. any boy risking most sensational tank maneuver in collected for him—official German dent Roosevelt's should be top-ranking ad- Mandl at one time had been the fighting for. his country history. from Bizerte and both • • • flags , visers were in the same London intimate of officials denied insurance coverage Gen. Rose discussed his high Argentine plans, of which his forces captured; & hotel today, giving rise to specula- 0,eKARBOUIto when he has served under as both before and after the revolution, especially frankly always, with the corre- him the Eliminate earban, sticky yalrrs. silver cup given by cap- tion whether their presence was com- and had been considered fire and has been rated physically and we a ■topi motor pint, restores long spondents got tiny, dirty tured German commander at keyed to the expectation of Ger- preaaion and power. the fit for duty. bedroom in which we could on suspect by American and Brit- sleep Bizerte, and all sorts of banners. many’s collapse. ish authorities who him on Mr. Philbin said that while service- the floor. placed SECONDARY WAR ON THE WESTERN FRONT—Two Russians He said he of teaching They were Presidential Adviser the blacklist. men automatically are eligible for During the conversation, his chief dreaipfd MILLER DUDEEY& been released American the lad to ride. He loved horses, Bernard Baruch and Edward J. ■ J7I6 (right), who had only recently by insurance at the time of their in- of entered. He a l4m5P.N.W. NORTH 9300 ■ The decree for nationalization -of staff said, “Here’s former forced labor in a German but saw no occasion for them in Flynn, Democratic National his called attention to re- troops after three years of factory, duction, they must take another hell of a mess, general. A lady factory this war where tanks got there Committee chairman. Presumably cent measures under which the seize an opportunity to even scores. They recognize this Ger- I physical examination if they decide correspondent has just arrived and gov- better. they would have the opportunity A ernment was to man in Bonn as a former overseer. Here hostilities later to take a Their phys- has no to Gen. Rose authorized seize policeman policy. place sleep.” now to discuss Mr. in He was a stem but well-loved Flynn’s trip to REPAIRING ; control of any assets to under as the Russians with the for ical condition may have changed gave her his bed in the caravan belonging get way struggle policeman commander. Yalta, Moscow, the Vatican and One-Day Service whose activities the meantime. He himself hadn’t slept in 48 hours He often liked to dash | J j We j persons had been his as well as Mr. Baruch’s specialize in complete Brake, bicycle. for miles in with a Paris, week- deemed a menace The next the march was enemy country Clutch and Tune-up service. to the security of Ironical Paradox. day great end conferences with Prime Minister under Gen. jeep driver. He was a man of iron, the state or the war effort of the "The thought of a young man who way. Rose, cutting Churchill. T fields in that had not going without sleep for days at a BOND’S ; United Nations. is in an active theater of war being across country cleared of forces and time, a ruthless taker of objectives. So far as could be ascertained, SERVICE The official reason given for branded a poor health risk is an been enemy his led Such a man was Maurice Rose. Mr. Flynn was planning to leave MEt. 7788, Rear 2000 M St. or ; seizure of the concern—the Indus- ironical Mr. Philbin’s personally firing tommy gun, 0AUTO1212 20tb St. N.W. paradox/’ London later this week for Wash- ; tria Plastica a fighting 20 Germans in a He was a perfect of the — Metalurgica y Argen- statement continued. “Any boy fit squad example ington, but the duration of Mr. tina, better known as IMPA—was to for his is worthy of cemetery. American soldier at his best. fight country Baruch’s stay remained indefinite. that the factory was unable to oper- being protected in all his insurance ate where the enemy desperately was Some speculated he might remain normally under wartime condi- rights, as are his beneficiaries. trying to preserve some semblance here until the collapse of the Nazis, tions and its closing would entail "If the present law operates so as on South Luzon of organization. as the President’s serious economic repercussions be- about this unfair it Japs on-the-spot rep- to bring result, resentative. cause of the number of its employes. must be corrected at once.” Banzai Attacks Repulsed. The threat of Nazi “werewolves” Mandl came to Argentina in 1937 H. W. Breining, assistant admin- So fast was the advance of 1st Encircled to assassinate Mr. Baruch if he sets after transferring a large part of istrator of the Veterans’ Adminis- Virtually Calvary troops that surrender his leaflets for the fell foot on German soil apparently left fortune—reputed to be about tration, told a reporter in reply to Japanese from a him unperturbed today. $60.000,000—to this country, Uru- Mr. Philbin’s statement that serv- plane among Americans who had An aide who informed Mr. Baruch guay, the and Britain. have four months in which As Is Taken reached the target area ahead of icemen Legaspi of the He returned to the aircraft. enemy radio warning said he Europe the same to take out insurance without a phy- By the Associated Press. 'just smiled and went on year on an Argentine passport and sical examination. Troops of the 32d Division in reading’’ MANILA, April 3—Encirclement a without comment. took up a post as Paraguayan Northern Luzon beat off two large- newspaper Gets Later Examination. of Japanese In Southern Luzon was consul general at Monaco. scale banzai attacks Sunday around If the serviceman does not buy in- virtually completed Sunday when He has been a permanent resi- Balete Pass. Red to surance within this time, and later troops of the 14th Army Corps and Cross Aide Speak dent of Argentina since 1938. Since Americal Division troops on Cebu decides he wishes to, he may do so the 158th Regimental Cmnbat Team, George W. Bond, field director of that time he has entrenched himself suffered a number of casualties by g>assing an examination. If no running through moderate but in- the American Red Cross, recently in the country’s economic life, in- March 30 when retreating Japanese medical is present, Mr. Brein- effective Japanese artillery fire, returned from duty with the Army's vesting heavily in cattle ranches, a blew up Gochan Hill, north of La- ing added, a statement from a man’s landed at Legaspi Harbor on the 29th Division on the western front, steel plant, artificial silk factory, hog Airfield, as the doughboys were commanding officer saying the ap- southeastern "tail” of I*uzon, head- will be the luncheon guest of the munitions firms, concerns climbing it to get at Japanese on shipping plicant is in good health will suffice. quarters reported today. Washington Post No. 29, 29th Divi- and other enterprises. the crest. The Japanese employed "I think it should be made plain the of Association, , at Mandl was divorced from Screen They quickly captured city such a ruse once before in the Phil- sion that this is mutual insurance,” Mr. and its noon tomorrow at the Harrington Actress Hedy Lamarr in Mexico Legaspi, population 45,000, ippines near Zamboanga. Breining said. "The Government airfields almost without a Hotel. City in 1938 and subsequently was struggle. Nevertheless, the troops continued The battle reaches the swinging stage, with one Russian merely is the trustee. The more and smaller units of married to an Austrian resident Destroyers the battle and secured the airstrip. case the other re- risks we take in. the more the of Buenos Aires. lashing at the policeman with a brief while poor the United States 7th Fleet dueled MiniifiiRnwiiiipfiijwaBwi—w^ who al- Formosa Targets Bombed. covers articles dropped in the fracas. insurance will cost those with Japanese artillerymen deep in ready have subscribed.” the hills as the combat force went In the air, fighters from the 5th TROUSERS Mr. Breining said he did not know ashore. Air Force sank several Japanese To Match how many soldiers had passed up barges near Infanta on Luzon's east S/f .95 The 158th regimental combat team «P their chance for insurance, later coast while bombers belted several Odd Coat. ; is commanded by Brig. Gen. Han- changed their minds and were re- Formosa targets, one ford MacNider, Mason City, Iowa, damaging large EISEMAN’S—F at 7th as no longer physically fit 12,000-ton in Kiirun Har- j jected former Assistant Secretary of War, freighter But he added he was the bor and 10 small vessels. positive Minister to Canada and national destroying !iBlairiHIHBlLiil«HiP/ii—iMfWlLlSiiWH number was “very small.” commander of the American Legion. Jap Guns Silenced. Real Estate bald Borowiecz, German commander in the adjoining sector. Gen. MacNider assumed command last after from Gen. Borowiecz showed up in per- September returning to Death Loans United States, where he was hos- Owing son at Gen. Harmon's headquarters thq pitalized for removal of a grenade in- to give up while Gen. Rose was on Residence, business, which had been in his eye °f » the way back. fragment more than one and a half He vestment properties in the A Regular Army officer, Gen. Rose years. suffered several wounds In the Buna District, entered the service in 1916 as a nearby Virginia, November 23, 1942. DR. W. in the Colorado National fighting W. GEORGES ! Between and 5th Air . Guard and was mustered into the Navy guns Force bombs, guns were Low interest rates. Federal service a year later. During Japanese the Office of silenced the time the World War he advanced to the by Doughboys hit payments. the beach. The Monthly emergency rank of colonel and won enemy artillerymen missed with an estimated 50 rounds, Long term. FHA. a for gallantry at St. GEORGES, Chiropodists although they twice bracketed the loans refinanced. Mihiel, where he was wounded. In Existing command ship of Gen. MacNider A July, 1920, he was commissioned as Will be and Navy Capt. H. F. New Closed a lieutenant in the peacetime Army. McGee, Orleans. was stationed in Wash- Gen. Rose All 4th ington in 1940 when he was a student The landing was only lightly op- Day Wednesday, April at the Army Industrial College. After posed. graduation he was assigned to com* Damage to the city, the best port mand a battalion of the 13th on Luzon's east coast, was neglig- Armored Engineers at , ible. the German his heels to Russian Breaking free, takes to escape vengeance.—AP Wirephotos. Ky. He was advanced to the tem- Meanwhile, other units of Maj. porary rank of general last Gen. Oscar W. Griswold's 14th Jlundstedt's offensive. It render,” with no effort to escape by THE WASHINGTON September. Corps, driving the last of the Japa- Rose was first into Cologne. sea or sabotage equipment. Gen. Rose was born at Middle- nese in Southern Luzon toward LOAN AND TRUST • Continued Prom First Page) Only a few weeks ago when Gen. Gen. Rose, resplendent in dress town, Conn., but his wife and par- Bicol Peninsula, on which Legaspi Rose received the Distinguished cavalry breeches and boots, was COMPANY ents now live in . is located, scored a telling break- man out to word to tank, and the general got Service Medal for leading his divi- delegated carry the Gen. at Fit 9th St.. NW • 17thit C St., N.W The news of Gen. Roses death through Alaminos, south of | of his jeep to surrender. sion through and , Krause. Followed by an American left his wife and mother prostrate Laguna de Bay. They fought their As he stood with hands over his the accompanying citation read: half-track with radio equipment, he with grief and his father, Rabbi way uo Bunsulan and Mapait Hills. head the German holding a machine "Displaying inspiring leadership, and the German envoy in the Volks- Samuel Rose, 89. spoke at Denver pistol in the tank turret unloosed tactical skill and great valor, he wagon made their way through the of his son's sacrifice as further evi- a torrent of words. continuously exposed himself to lines with 1st Armored tanks SAVE FUEL UP TO 40% mop- dence of the Jewish people's “love of “I don’t understand," the general enemy observation and fire to gain ping up all around. They arrived liberty and freedom for all peoples.” 3-in-l kept saying, according to Maj. Bel- first-hand knowledge of the situa- at Gen. Krause’s headquarters in a The City Council voted last night linger. tion and to direct the attack from shower of explosives from American Storm Window to draw up a resolution commending Other Officers a better vantage point.” fighter bombers. Escaped. the general’s heroism and express- Combination Then the Gen. Rose figured as a negotiator minutes later WITH INTER- apparently general Twenty Gen. Rose ing regret to his wife and parents CHANGEABLE meant the first time the "unconditional thought his captor for him messaged his commander. over his death. SCREEN Coaler In to surrender his arms, and he took surrender" principle was applied to Summer "Sir, Gen. Krause accepts your Gen. Rose was the 11 th American Warmer in his hands down to lift the holster the Germans on a large scale. This Winter terms of unconditional surrender.” officer to be killed in action general or TO 3 TEARS from his shoulder. That was when was in at the time of the His answer from "Old Gravel during the war. Eight others have TO TAT of Nazi forces there Firit I the German fired. collapse early Voice” was this: are Payment died in airplane crashes, eight Nay. Maj. Bellinger and other officers in 1943. "Well, how about that bastard 1. up missing and 19 are prisoners of war. Telephone for Save Money Buy and men in the armored car made Gen. Rose then was a colonel, north—does he still want a fight?” Survey A Estimate Direct From the chief of staff to Gen. Ernest a dash for freedom and escaped, Maj. Gens. Rose and Harmon both in- “More bonds, more power—more their to head- N. Harmon, commander of the 1st making way their sisted that was code for Gen. Willi- strength to Eisenhower." JANiaHT—S° 'One Responsibility. quarters hours later. The general's Armored Division. WOodley 7860 Ont Profit) body was found where he was shot. The 1st Armored had captured “it may have been that the gen- Bizerte and Gen. Harmon had just eral misunderstood what the Ger-1 launched his tanks in what he in- s~zrB R A K E St^t> when man wanted and he dropped tended to be the final blow to break IMS JCWIRSON OAVIS HGWT his hands to lift the holster the j German resistance in Tunisia. RELINED WHILE YOU WAIT ARLINGTON, VA. tankman he was to thought going | Accompanied German Envoy. Ford Buick Spec. Vi Toe 1 Vi Toe fight,” a 1st Army officer said. TrUCk' T,Uek, A German envoy from Gen. Fritz P°ckard 120 Krause came SllmluS The death of Gen. Rose was first through the lines in ” j disclosed late yesterday by the War a white-draped Volkswagon to *»” *14 Department here. ask terms. Gen. Harmon, known $775 S9-75 Gen. Rose had a reputation of as “Old Gravel Voice,” gave it to being a “fighting general” and War him straight—“unconditional sur- — Department records bear this out. FREElTSg Chrysler Pontiac Placed in Command Last Fall. Open Nites to 1 Thurs. 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