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LOS ANGELES TIMES THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1992 DOUGLAS: Serious Flaws Found in C-17 Gen. James Van Fleet, 100; Hero Exalted by Truman Times Staff and Wire Reports FOLK CITY, Fla. -James Alward Van Fleet, whom President Harry S. Truman pronounced "the greatest general we ever had," died Wednesday. He was 100.

The retired -star general, led combat campaigns on at the Battle of the Bulge and in the Korean War, died in his sleep at his ranch in this mid-Florda city. Van Fleet, who also fought in world War I and played a key role the Greek civil war, made his public appearance in March during a 100th birthday celebration hometown. Thank you very much, I hope I some of it," Van Fleet said fore his wheelchair in a barely warble voice. He often gave a knowing nod, an approving smile proud salute. A stroke a few ago affected his right side sometimes he used his left hand to help raise his right.

"Gen. Van Fleet is the greatest general we have ever had," Truman said in 1953 when Van Fleet retired with four general's stars, three each of the Purple Heart, Distinguished Service Cross, Silver Star, Bronze Star, and his most prized possession, the Combat Infantryman's Badge. Van Fleet's strategies during World War II are still studied at war colleges, particularly his tactics at Utah Beach on D-Day, where he led the 4th Infantry Regiment ashore, and at the Battle of the Bulge. Van Fleet also was credited as the general who drove communist guerrillas from Greece after World War II and for chasing the Chinese communists from South Korea back to the 38th parallel -the turning point in the Korean conflict. Truman said: "I sent him to Greece and he won the war.

I sent Associated Press Gen. James Van Fleet in 1950 him to Korea and he won the war." Van Fleet, then a lieutenant general, succeeded Matthew B. Ridgway as commander of United Nations ground forces in Korea in 1951 after Ridgway succeeded Gen. Douglas A. MacArthur, who was fired by Truman.

Funeral services were set for Wednesday in Washington with burial at Arlington National Cometery. Bill Williams; Played Kit Carson in '50s Series Ny BURT A. FOLKART FAMES STAFF WRITER Williams, the virile, boyishly good looking actor who rode the eNvision range as the famous Indian scout in 104 episodes of "The Adventures of Kit Carson" in the early 1950s, has died at St. Joseph's Medical Center in Burbank of complications of a brain tumor. A featured player in such Westfilms as "Gunfight at the O.K.

Corral" and "Rio Lobo," Williams was 77 when he died Monday. Unlike many adventure stars of the 1930s and '40s, Williams was an athlete who did much of his own riding and stunts. For years, he and his actress wife, Barbara Hale--the omnipresent Della Street on television's "Perry lived on a working ranch in Yucca Valley where they prided themselves on raising their three children far from the city. Williams, born William H. Katt in Brooklyn, said in a 1951 interview with The Times that he- -like many of his friends at Public School 122-yearned for the wideopen spaces he would someday occupy.

He became an expert swimmer and a junior national champion in his teens and credited swimming with his physique. His father was an actor and he gravitated toward show business, beginning in vaudeville with the Stuart Morgan dancers for nine years. After Army Air Corps service in World War I1, he made his debut as a contract player for RK0. He was toned to Universal and under the name Bill Williams was featured in the 1944 mystery "Murder in the Blue Room." His more than 50 films included "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo," "Those Endearing Young Charms," "The Great Missouri Raid," "Son of Paleface," "Bronco Buster," "Broken Star," "Scandalous John" and "Till the End of Time." He costarred opposite Hale in "A Likely Story" in 1946, the year they married. In 1951, he filmed the first of the 104 episodes that became the syndicated legacy of Kit Carson, with Don Diamond as his sidekick, righting wrongs and rescuing damsels in the popular series, which filmed for four years.

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Los Angeles Times Continued from A1 cials included with the inspector general's report. The investigation found that the quality standards for the C-17 did not comply with government requirements and that manufacturing procedures were "not followed and in some instances confusing or nonexistent." It also found that quality control data was "missing or Thousands of rivets that hold each wing together were improperly installed by Douglas with automated machines, the report found. After they were inserted into the wings, the rivets expanded twice as much as the company's specifications called for, the report said. Rep. John Conyers (D- who requested the Pentagon probe, said the findings raise "serious doubts about the safety of the aircraft" and asked Defense Secretary Dick Cheney to ground the four existing cargo jets undergoing test flights at Edwards Air Force Base, But Air Force officials said McDonnell's riveting procedures do not pose any flight safety or durability problems, though the officials had not examined the inspector general's findings as of Wednesday.

In addition to the rivet problem, the inspector general report found that McDonnell had improperly installed two-piece fasteners or too tightly inside the holes drilled nuts and bolts in the wings, which in the wing. Each wing contains were partly responsible for fuel more than 100,000 rivets, according leaks that forced the aircraft to be to a McDonnell source. grounded three times in the last The allegations that McDonnell year. had improperly installed rivets The report found that the gov- surfaced in March, 1991, when 1 The ernment is not protected either Times reported that the Federal financially by the C-17 contract Bureau of Investigation was lookwarranty or technically by dura- ing into whether the rivets had bility tests on a specially built been improperly installed and the aircraft. Indeed, the special air- problem covered up by McDonnell craft's wings are not the same as officials.

the rest of the planes, the report found. That investigation was later Despite the fuel leaks, McDon- I dropped by the Department of nell has asserted in recent weeks Justice, but congressional investithat the flight program is going gations of the problem continued well and is meeting many of the and last year Conyers asked the objectives set by the Air Force. So inspector general to conduct a far, four of the jets have flown thorough investigation. about 500 hours at Edwards Air "It sounds like the same old Force Base. news we heard some time ago," "We believe remarkable prog- Col.

Larry Greer, an Air Force ress has been made in the C-17 spokesman, said about the inspecprogram during the past 12 tor general's report. months, both in production and The inspector general did not flight testing," O. Swain, examine any rivets on the aircraft McDonnell senior vice president, before concluding that they 1 had said in a recent company news been overexpanded. Instead, the release. conclusion was reached after reBut Conyers asserted in his let- viewing quality control records ter to Cheney that the C-17 pro- that showed the automated rivetgram amounts to a "procurement ing machines had used improper disaster" and asked Cheney to take tolerances on sample runs, known urgent action to protect flight as test coupons.

crews. The investigation report The coupon records were origisaid that it appears that of the nally reported lost or destroyed by wing rivets were overexpanded- McDonnell in the FBI's investigameaning that the rivets tested fit tion, Conyers said. OBITUARIES ANNOUNCEMENTS BALL, Ann Tabb Hillside Mortuary BARON, Sam Hillside Mortuary BEHAR, Rebecca Malinow Silverman Mortuary BITTNER, Walter Beloved husband of Midge Bitter; father of Susan and Robert Bitter; also survived by eight grandchildren and one great -grandchild. Graveside Service 3pm. Friday, September 25, 1992 at Forest Lawn Glendale, Forest Lawn Mortuary.

BURNS, Patrick Born on November 9, 1918 in Tipperary, Ireland; died on September 21, 1992 in Los Angeles. He is survived by a loving daughter, Maureen E. Burns; three sisters: Mary Randle, Kathleen Thornton and Christine Troxel; and ten nieces and nephews. After coming to America in 1930, Pat attended St. Joseph Grammar School in Hawthorne and graduated from Leuzinger High School in Lawndale.

He was a member of St. Anastasia Catholic Church, and a 4th Degree member of the Knights of Columbus, Council 3744, where he was very active in Rancho San Antonio, Boy's Town of the West. He was a member of the Second Air Division Association of the 8th Air Force in the 392nd Bomb Group, and was later a member of the VFW Post 2075, Hawthorne. He belonged to Ireland's Own Social Club and was active in the Lancer's Club. Pat started his career as a Lineman in Cheyenne, WY.

He was a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (I.B.E.W.) for 53 years. As a member of Local 18, he served as a staff representative for many years before becoming Business Manager of the local in 1969. He became an International Representative for the I.B.E.W, in 1971 and retired in 1983, after 12 years of service. He dedicated his working life to the organized labor movement and served on many state and loach committees Lo further the advancement of organized labor. Pat served in World War Il from 1942 to 1945, as a man on a B-24 Bomber, Flying 33 missions over Europe.

He remained very active in the annual reunions of the Second Air Division. His many service awards included the Distinguished Flying Cross. His life- long hobby of Amateur Radio filled his life with many friends from all over the world. As Pat was an active member of numerous ham radio clubs. He will be missed by many.

Vigil Friday, September 25, with Funeral Mass Saturday, September 26, both at St. Anastasia Church, 7390 W. Manchester Ave, Los Angeles. Committal in Holy Cross Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that a donation be made in his memory to The Hospice Foundation, 2601 Airport Drive, Suite 110, Torrance, CA 90505.

or the American Cancer Society, 5761 Buckingham Parkway, Culver City, CA 90230. Callanan Mortuary directors. CAMBRON, Lawrence E. Armstrong Family directors CAUDLE, Herbert passed away on September 21, 1992. Services will be 10am, Thursday, at The Little Chapel of a the Dawn, 1925 Arizona Ave, Santa Monica.

Burial will be private at a later date. Gates, Kingsley Gates, Santa Monica. CORNELIUS, Carl J. passed away on September 22, 1992. Survived by his wife, Jennie Cornelius; sister, Lena Ryser and brother, Luke Cornelius.

Vigil Thursday (this eve) at Cabot Sons Chapel, Pasadena Private Funcral Mass will be said on September 25, at Calvary Mausoleum Chapel. ERHARDT, George Forest Lawn Glendale FRIEDMAN, Ida Beloved mother of Mata (Harry) Bergerson; loving grandmother of Donald (Abigail) Bergerson and Eric (Julie) Bergerson; adoring greatgrandmother of Ethan, Elise and Camille Bergerson. Services 2pm, Friday at Courts of TaNaCH Chapel in Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mount Sinal Mortuary. GALLET, William age 68, of Mariposa, California passed a away at home on Seplember 22, 1992.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, he worked for the Los Angeles Unified School District for 21 years. After retirement. he moved to Mariposa, the childhood home of his wife, Helen (deceased). He served in the Merchant Marines and the U.S. Navy from 1942 to 1946.

He was soft- spoken and a gentleman and was very much loved. He was an excellent father and gave much time to the benefit of children. He is survived by daughters, Patricia Kilgore, Marie Pretzer and Barbara Yates, all of Mariposa; sons, Stephen Gallet of Los Angeles and David Gallett of Mariposa; his mother, Odile Howell of Mariposa; and nine grandchildren. For information concerning services or memorials please call Ivers Alcorn Mortuary, Merced GARABEDIAN, Mary Glasband Willen, W. Hollywood GARZA, Manuel Born on July 19, 1964 in Chicago, Illinois; passed away on September 22, 1992 in Los Angeles.

Survived by mother and step- -father, Yolanda and Richard Mortlock; father, Manuel Garza; and two sisters and a brother. Formerly of Phoenix, Arizona. Memorial contributions may be made to A.P Aftercare Cremation Burial Society. Times Obituary Information Call Ms. Ryan for understanding and helpful service: (213) 629-4411.

Ext. 77241 or (213) 237-7241, or our Toll Number Ext. 77241 Los Angeles dimes Ball. Ann T. Baron.

Sam Behar, Reberra Bitter. Walter Burns. Patrick J. Cambron, Lawrence E. Candle.

Herbert Cornelius, Carl J. Erhardt, George Friedman. Ida Gallet, William Carabedian, Mary Garza, Manuel Gilkerson, Susan F. Risk. Victoria M.

Kant, Steven W. Schloss, George Kribs, Marie J. Shapiro, Sarah Lazear, Marion Stafford, Ila Lewis, Hichard Steingisser, Sigmund Lobben, Maxine Sterling, Annabel M. Magro, Laura Strauss. Syd McNamer, Helen M.

Wagner, Roger Nishinaka, Linda K. Weinstein, Muriel Plesterd. Javier A. Wexler, Rose Podolsky, Hyman Wittkopp. Terri W.

Porter. Dora M. Wolen, William Potter, Earl R. OBITUARIES GILKERSON, Susan Florence age 91, of Laguna Hills, CA. Died on September 21, 1992 in Laguna Hills, CA; born on October 29, 1902 in Maine.

She was a retired school teacher with the Los Angeles city school system. Loving sister-in-law of Frank and Connie Gilkerson of South Laguna, beloved aunt of Patricia Graham, Jenny Graham and Francis Graham, all of San Diego, CA. Memorial Service 2pm, Thursday, September 24, 1992 at the Chapel of O'Connor Laguna Hills Mortuary. Inurnment in Westminster Memorial Park, Westminster, Ca. O'Connor Mortuary directors.

KANT. Steven Warren age 43, passed away on August 20, 1992 in Sherman Oaks, following a long battle with A.I.D.S. He is survived by his parents, William and Vivian Kant of Burbank, his sister, Debbie Kant Smith of Fontana, and many dear friends. Steven spent most of his life in the Los Angeles area, then moved to Santa Fe in November, 1987, with his life- partner, Louis Sawaya, and his daughter, Morgan Sawaya. Steven was a Science of Mind Practitioner and taught at the Church of Religious Science in Santa Fe.

A Memorial Service will held at Founders Church, 3281 W. 6th St, L.A., on September 27, 1992 al Donations in lieu of flowers may be made to Search Alliance, 7461 Beverly Blvd, suite 304, Los Angeles, CA 90036. KRIBS, Marie J. passed away on September 21, 1992. A longtime member of Fullerton Women's Golf Club, also the La Mirada Women's Golf Club.

She attended George Washington High School in Los Angeles, graduating in 1937. She is survived by her husband, Howard; a nephew, three nieces, four grandnephews and one grandniece. Services Friday, September 25, 1992 at the Hillside Chapel Hills Memorial Park. Whittier, Rose Hills Mortuary directors. LAZEAR, Marion Services 9am, September 24, at Spalding Mortuary, Los Angeles.

LEWIS, Richard "Dick" age 64, passed away on September 20, 1992. Born in Allentown, PA. A graduate of Penn State University and President of Phi Kappa Sigma. He was the past President of Whitley Heights President past- Pre ident of IRD; past of the Hollywood Chorale Singers: Instructor al F.I.D.M., Santa Monica College and Woodbury University. Survived by brother, George and sister, Barbara Saxton; five nieces, two nephews and one grandniece.

Memorial Service 11am, Saturday, September 26, at Trinity Episcopal Church (Melrose Berendo), Hollywood. In lieu of flowers contributions may be sent to A.P.L.A., or the Heart Fund. LOBBEN, Maxine "Mickey" Forest Lawn Glendale MAGRO, Laura passed away peacefully in her sleep on September 18, 1992 in West Palm Beach, Florida. Beloved mother of Teresa Roderman and Anthony J. Magro.

Memorial Services 2pm, Saturday, September 26. 1992 wood Memorial Park Chapel, Chalsworth, California, MC NAMER, Helen M. Beloved mother of Arthur V. McNamer: mother-in-law of Alice McNamer: sister of Gwendolyn Augustus and Marjorie Lund; grandmother of Candace Boggs and Kimberly McNamer. Service 12 noon, Saturday, September 26, 1992 at the Church of Our Fathers, Forest Forest Lawn Cypress, Lawn Mortuary NISHINAKA, Linda K.

Beloved wife of George Nishinaka; mother of Ora Andrew Nunn; and Nishinaka; stepmother daughter of Robert Nishinaka, Debra Nishinaka- Skelton, James Nishinaka, Vicky Nishinaka- Leon. Randall, Mark and Wesley Nishinaka. Also survived by nine grandchildren. Prayer Service 7pm, Thursday, September 24, 1992 at. The Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Glendale.

Graveside Services 11am, Friday. September 25. 1992 in Forest Lawn Glendale, Forest Lawn Mortuary. PLESTERD, Javier A. Forest Lawn Glendale PODOLSKY, Hyman Groman -Eden Mortuary PORTER, Dora May Forest Lawn Glendale Times Obituary Information Call Ms.

Ryan for understanding and helpful service on Obituary Notices. (213) 629-4411, Ext. 77241, WEXLER, Rose Beloved wife Charles Wexler; loving mother of Sylvia (Carmen) Miceli; cherished grandmother of James (Dawna) Miceli, Nina Miceli (deceased); Carla (Greg) Craft, Joseph (Lora) Miceli, Angela (Mike) Doheny and Frank Miceli; adoring greatgrandmother of nine. Services 10am. Friday at Courts of TaNaCH Chapel, Mount Sinai Memorial Park, Mount Sinai Mortuary.

Visitation 7pm to 9pm, Thursday, September 24, 1992: Donations may be made to The City of Hope, Sun City Chapter, Rita Baylin, 27140 Capilano St, Sun City, CA 92586. WITTKOPP, Terri W. Service 2pm. September 25, at Armstrong Family, Los Angeles WOLEN, William Malinow Silverman Mortuary Funeral Notices POTTER, Earl R. passed away on September 14, 1992 in Upland, CA.

Born on May 31, 1905 in St. Joseph, MO. He was President of Industrial Wire Products Los Angeles, for 35 years. He was active in Al Malaikah Shrine Temple Koppers Unit; past President of the Vernon Rotary Club; San Gabriel Valley Shrine Club and Quarter Century Metals Club. Survived by son, Charles; two daughters, Carol and Doris; daughter-in-law, Rissa; 11 grandchildren and 10 great -grandchildren.

Memorial Services 11am. Monday, September 28, at the Whittier Presbyterian Church. In lieu of flowers contributions should be made to: Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children, 3160 Geneva St, Angeles, CA 90020. Interment private. Pierce Brothers Hayden, Cunningham O'Connor, Alhambra directors.

RISK, Victoria M. passed away on September 22, 1992. She was involved in motion pictures and T.V., as an actress, production and other aspects, since 1941, She is survived by her brother, Mike (Margo) of Glendale and gisters: Martha Scherrer of Albuquerque, N.M., Mildred (Stanley) Stunell of Seattle, Mary (Dwight) Shook of Sherman Oaks and Terry (Gene) Zeoli of Palos Verdes Estates. Memorial Service 6pm, Thursday (today) at St. George Episcopal Church, Laguna Hills.

Graveside Service 10am, Friday in Hollywood Memorial Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Victoria Risk Memorial Fund to: St. George Episcopal Church in Laguna Hills or St. Nicholas Orthodox Cathedral, Los Angeles. SCHLOSS, George Beloved husband of Katherine: father of Lou (Muriel) and Kurt (Stina) Schloss: grandfather of Peter (Hadass) Schloss, Karen Schloss Heimberg (Richard), Mark Schloss and Steven Schloss: greatgrandfather of Merav Schloss and Brian, Allison and Graham Schloss Heimberg.

Services 12 noon, Friday al Mount Sinai Memorial Park, Mount Sinal Mortuary. In lieu of flowers the family prefers donations to the Jewish Home for the Aging. SHAPIRO, Sarah Beloved wife of 66 years to the late Max Shapiro; cherished mother of Julius (Sherry) Shapiro and Alice (Alvin) Vogel: adored grandmother of Dr. Mark (Robin) Vogel. Roger Vogel, Lauren and Glenn Shapiro: great- grandmother of Adam and Jason Vogel.

Services 11am, Thursday at the Home of Peace Chapel. Please omit flowers. Willen Mortuary, West Hollywood directors. STAFFORD, Ila 84. was taken home to the Lord on Sunday, September 20, 1992.

Known as "The Mitten Lady' in her home town of St. Louis, she spent her last 33 years as a resident of Sherman Oaks. Her life touched many for the better and her heart was filled with the joy of giving. She is survived by her cousins, John (Kay) Ambro, Ron (Joy! Ambro, John Ambro Erik Ambro, Kathy Kicter and Rosemary (Hal) Ambro. Services will be held at 1pm.

Thursday, September 24, 1992 at Sherman Oaks United Methodist Church. Private interment. In lieu of flowers remembrances may be made to the Sherman Oaks United Methodist Church or the charity of your choice. Mortuary. STEINGISSER, Sigmund by wife, Lillian: children: Dr.

Eleanor Blatt, Gerald Genard and 1. Robert Steingisser; four grandchildren, three greatgrandchildren; and sister, Lydia Gelb. Funeral Service 11am, Friday, September 25, at Pacific View Memorial Park. Newport Beach. Bat Kol Services assisting the family.

STERLING, Annabel M. Hillside Mortuary STRAUSS, Syd Mount Sinal Mortuary WAGNER, Roger Francis Born on January 16, 1914 in LePuy. France; died on September 17. 1992 in Dijon, France attended by his personal manager and loving companion, Donna Hackle, Survived by his wife, Jan; son, Richard; daughters, Jeannine Wagner and Jacki Hamilton (Jock); beloved grandson, Scottie Hamilton; as well as brother, Jack and sistera, Andree Wrench and Mimi Volk. World -renowned conductor, founder of the Roger Wagner Chorale and Los Angeles Master Chorale, Professor emeritus at U.C.I.A.

Vigil Service will be on Friday at 7pm, (visitation 5pm to 8pm) at Pierce Brothers Valley Oaks Mortuary, Westlake Village. Funeral Mass Saturday, September 26, at St. Charles Borromeo Church in North Hollywood with committal services to follow in Pierce Brothers Valley Oaks Memorial Park. In licu of flowers donations may be made to the Roger Wagner Choral Institute. WEINSTEIN, Muriel Groman- Eden Mortuary Times Obituary Information Call Ms.

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Memorial Service 1pm, September 26, at the United Methodist Church, (Muirland La Paz). Mission Viejo. In Memoriam ALFRED M. HERRERA Sept. 24, 1922 June 7, 1990 Happy Birthday Daddy.

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