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32—Son MoteoTHE TIMESFridoy, Dec. 6, 1974CartwrightEditor's note: Among the passengers aboard an ill-fated TWA jetliner last Sunday was an unassuming black man, a 55-year-old retired U.S. Army general who concluded a successful career last August.General (ret.) Roscoe C. Cartwright, a native of Kansas City and former Comptroller of the 7th U.Sr Army in Europe, died in the fiery crash, a most unfitting endfor a combat-seasoned soldier who had lived daily withCombat Commander Rememberedstopped in front of me and asked how our education classes were progressing. I informed him that twelve out of 100 men in the battery lacked a high school education and wanted to earn a G.E.D. degree to assist them in later civilian life. Also, I recall mentioning that we needed some additional texts and instructional materials. Vi'e talked for about five minutes until an aide reminded him that he had several firebases left toCol. Cartwright outlinedmy task to initiate an educational program for the men of his command, especially those serving at remote positions in the field, and to provide them with every educational benefit available from the army, private or state colleges. U.S.O., charity and inform the soldiers of their Veterans Administration benefits available after separation from the service.men in the command.There have been published reports about the tremendous costs of Pentagon public relations, jfrograms to [icialWith enthusiasm I accepted the task. Many months later when speaking to him, I recall his mentioning that most gratifying to hi# was the fact that over400 artillerymen while evenout in the bush were talcing correspondence courses on everything from aeronautics and business management to T.V. repair.promote the official policies, or perhaps, news stories about undeserving officers receiving medals, or conspiracies of silence within a command, as noted in the Peers Report on the My Lai massacre. It was soon apparent to those who served within his command, that Col. Cartwright didn't fit thismold.With him I recollect visiting “LZ Green,' ’ a lonely firing battery on a hilltop surrounded by enemy land and reachable only by helicopter. The colonel was inspecting the position arid I was along to talk to the G.I.’s about educationalmatters.Upon learning that two brothers were stationed here together, the colonel wanted someone to write a story and send it along with a photograph to the soldiers' home newspaper.Two weeks later I wasn't surprised to see that the general dipped down into the ranks and found one Stan Grayson from Pittsburgh, who held a master's degree in English from Penn State. Grayson was appointed PIO(public information officer) for the men of the 108th Artillery Group. Like a big town reporter Grayson ferreted out the unusual stories of the men. The world was.then informed of. for example, the G.I. out at ConThien, who constructed a photographers darkroom underground and was developing everyone's pictures or about that misguided G.I. at C-l. just north of Cam Lo, who attempted to permanently clear out a nest of rats with gasoline and proceeded to burn down an entire barracks along with the personal belongings of his now ex-friends.Routinely, any time anPUBLIC NOTICESenlisted man got a medal the general dispatched Grayson to write and photograph the event for the soldier's folks back home.Yes, General Cartwright was not only a fine man, friend, soldier, but a true friend of the enlisted man. Even though he died with his wife Gloria in tragedy last Sunday, my memory and the memory of him in the minds of the several thousand servicemen who served in his command, shall live on.PUBLIC NOTICESPUBLIC NOTICESSHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S No. B-l-ilOiS Court No. jarra Order of SaleCrarv S. Vandcwt-ijhv*. K%s-SUMMONS Case Number azz44DAVID E. TURNIDGE. Plaintiff,vs.Col. Cartwright proved to bo a fine soldier and leader. During this time and a. little more than 100 miles to the south a- platoon of infantry of the American Division was attacking a Vietnamese village , now known to most Americans as My Lai.INSPECTING THE COLORSThe Icte Gen. Roscoe Cartwright inspects his command's colors at a ceremony in Vietnam. Offering the guidon is a command sergeant major.the specter of death on the battlefield far from home.Paul J. Constantino of Burlingame, a white man,inspect.I didn't hear from him for several weeks and had almost forgotten the conver-scrved under Gen. Car- .sation as we were fairly busy twrighi in Vietnam, and with fire missions into the recalls the man. his warmth, and upper A Shau Val-judgement and ability of the Early one morning, acombat commander. The helicopter descended following is his story. into our camp and a warrant -officer handed out two boxesA fine man, friend, and of books. He also gave mysoldier died Sunday in North- commanding officer, em Virginia in the’crash of a fformer Green Beret) Capt. commercial jetliner. He was ^Ted Battles, orders for me United States Army General to report to the commanding Roscoe C. Cartwright. officer of the 108th ArtilleryI first met then-Colonel Group.Cartwright in 1969 while WaS astonished. Here, serving in Vietnam, soon a-ter languishing in the field after he assumed command al various firebases someone of the 103th Artillery Group, fry just a stroke of his signa-I was an artilleryman sta- lurc ordered me transferred tioned with Charlie Battery to a safer haven, of the 8th Battalion 4th Artii- Strangely, I was resentful, lerv at a desolate firebase since as an artilleryman on along the Demilitarized Zone an 8 inch howltizer I found which separated North and strength and endurance in South Vietnam. the deep comradery which(Historically, the 108th c*a exist among soldiers. Artillery Group was the par- These feelings, however, ent administrative organiza- were tempered by the reali-tion for various Army nation that I might.be doing artillery units which fired some task more worthwhile 105-mm, 155-mm and o-inch an sending artillery rounds howitizers plus 175-mm guns pounding into suspectedfrom positions at the mouth enemy targets. _of the Cua Viet River, westNo such crime occurred within the 108th Artillery Group. Col. Cartwright with dispatch removed men — even a captain — when men in positions of leadership illicited personal traits as incompetency, too fierce a competition for promotion, or an unnatural lust for valor.Col. Cartwright as a black man was sensitive to the problems confronting black soldiers. I don’t recall anyone suggesting he practiced favoritism, nor do I recall his ignoring grievances which might later prove explosive.If the serviceman felt his complaint was inadequately or poorly handled, the gener-al's door and ear were always open. In countless ether ways he earned the individual respect of the enlisted men, as did Gen. Omar Bradley and Gen. Joe Stil-well during the Second World War.I recall on one occasion that the Pentagon amended the Uniform Code of Military Justice ordering that soldiers lacing army discipline must be represented by counsel of choice.Col. Cartwright immediately implemented the program. Field commanders complained how that would be impossible under war conditions, and perhaps resented this weakening of their authority over their troops.But the colonel was adamant. Upon discovering that one of his G.I.’s was a graduate of Stanford Law School, Col. Cartwright brought into Group Headquarters and made him a legal clerk and counselor for all the enlistedp. Q £ O. service CORPORATION. Defendant.Under unii by virtue of an order of sale and writ of Enforcement issued out o: the Superior Court of the County of San Mateo, of Uie State of t-aliforn a. on the 23rd day of October A.D. 1974. In ihe above entitled action, wherein DAUD E. TUKNIDGE the above named plaintiff, obtained a judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale aaainst P 0, iO SERVICE CORPORATION defendant, on the 23rd day of October A.D for theMjm ot Pive Thousand Two Hundred NlnL- and 88rt00 Dollors cash, lawful money ot the United States, which said decree was. on the 23rc dav of October A D. 107-i. recorded in Judgment Book 426 of said Coun. at oaee’334. I am ertn!Ttandlt;d lo .sell all that oertein lot. piece Or parcel of land situate lying and borne in the City of Hillsborough. County ot San Mateo. State of i.atifonua. and bounded and describ«l os follows: *IM 1j map entitled Hiilshoroufili Highlands Unit No 2. Ilillsbor-inch. San Matoo County. California. Assessors Parcel No. Q3JWn-07r PI BLJC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That, on Thursday the \9ih dav of December, A.n. |974. at 11.00 o'clock A M of ihsiS dnv at the flail *; Juslice Records. Mall Entrance, 401 Marshall SiruoI. City of Redwood City and I ouniy u: Snn Mateo I will, in obedience 10 said orcer of salu and d* cree of fororiAffure and jeito. soil the .above described property, or so much tlu-reof as nay ho necessary to satisfy said judgment, with interests and costs, i to . to the bight's! and bos; bidder, for cash lawful morns- o: the I nr.« d States.Dated this 22nd bay of November. 1974.JOHN R. MC DONALD. JR..Sheriff of San Mufoo Cnuntv.By W. H. BURSEH. Chief Civil Depute. Rotfrs Si Schreiner. m California Street. Son Francisco. California. Plaintiff s \ tier lie vPublished in Tin* San Mateo Times. San Mateo, California 94402, Fndov. November 22. 29; December 6. 13. 1974.SUMMARY OK PROCEEDINGS. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS^ COUNTY OF SAN MATEO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA.TUESDAY*. NOVEMBER 26. 1974 REGULAR MEETING°5 ,J)t£xlUon “ Pu-Tlwse property for Colrna L-cck . lood Control Project and authorized said purchaseHeld and closed hearing on proposed extension of temporarv urgency Interim zoning ordinar.ee 10 maintain status quo in Wunderlich Park-Boar Culch Rood areas until completion- of zoning and general plan siady and adopted said ord)narcoR-.-ceivint report and recommendations in connection with moratorium on building in Emerald Lake Hills area and again scheduled the matter for Tucscay. December 3. 1974, at2;WJ p.m.MUNICIPAL COURT OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF SAN MA run. Courtty (jCvcnr.ncn. Center, k.'dwood Cllv. CA 94003. SOUTHERN DISTRICT.fM.iiniiff. METADYNE. INC.. a California corporation.s-srv•fondant. UNISYSTEMS. DOES 1-VTq the Defendants; A civil complaint has been filed by the plaintjtf against vou If yoj wlh to defend tins lawsuit, you must file in 1ms court .1 written pleading in response to ttv rnnplair.i io: a written nr oral •k aiiir.e if .1 Jus; ice Court uirhin 30 • fcivc affor (his summons i* served on ymt Otherwise, your dufouli will bo lt;,n,.ctv'l tin application hv the plain-tiff and the court may enter a judgment against you for ihc* money or 1 iiber relief requested in the com-plasm.Il you wish to seek the advice of an all ••nicy in ibis mailer, you should do su promptly so that your pleading, if any. moy he Hied 011 time. i.):il«tl: Sep; r». 1374(Seat 1 GWEN PRKSTON.ClerkBy Bet tv Ctecku, Dcpulv. NOTICE TO THE F'EKSUN SERVED You ire served on behalf of Unisys* toms. Docs i-v.Under: Q‘P «:h 10 ! Corporal i-m 1 Gary S V.indi-weiihe. DUO The Alameda. Sun -lose. California 9012(1. «\lform.-v for Piam.itf.Published in The San Mateo Times, Sun MatCalifornia 94402.Friday. November to. 22. 2LJi. Dereinhelfi. 1974. 13328)t'.«rr. NlrClvlIjn. In^crsoJJ. Thurtitr-or. A Horn, Afivs. NOTWETO CREDITORS NO. 54990IN Til H SUPER KIR COU RT OF THE STATE Or CALIFORNIA IN AM) FOR THE COUNTY OF S.iN Mateoin the Mailer of the Est.ro oi OKKDA F'UYKBERG. also known as CiKRDA E FRYKHERO, IX-ccascd.Notice is hcrehv given bv the undersigned. GEOHOE N FRYK-HEIfO. j.lt; executor of the last wilt and testiiiTvrt of GERDA FKYK-I'lHiO, alsn known as CERDA FRYKBI£Rff. fk’ce:ie«l. to me crcfli-tars nf and all }K-r?lt;it;s h iving claims against llte said decedent, to file SnCh ol.iims with tlm nen^sarv vouchee in Hie Office of llw Clerk of the Superior Court uJ ihe State of California. in and tor itie- County ot San Mateo, wttliin four mon:hs alter the Hrsl public,*1 Hun of this nonce, or to present thorn with the necessary vouchers to the undersigned within (rn:r Rvmths after Hie first publlca-Ihiti of this notice, at the law office*; oi Messrs. Carr. McClellan. Sneer-•Mill. Ttiomps,n Horn. 21ti Park R«vid. Kiirlinc.tme. Californio, winch place she undersigned selects as his place of business in ail mailers coihnect^t with the estate of the said (locetlent.D.iLxJ November 21 1974.GEORGE V FRYKBERG. ICxeeutor of :ht! Last Wiil of Urn ,;hnv r.amcd decedent.uahk. McClellan, incersoll.TI|i)MPSON HORN. 216 Pa;k R**alt;l Burlingame. Caltfcrr.is SHfllD. M tor he vs for Executor Fir^i publication in San Mj'.co Tones. Nov. 22. 1974.I’uh • Nov 22. 29;IVe. c». 1.1. 1974 (7T10)« - ^Sot hearing on intention lo purchase real property from J. L. arid Edna L. Krcnu for Mid-Coast Beaches land acquisition project for Tuesday,January 7. 1975. a; 2: ‘.i p.m.Set Tuesday, January 14. 1975, at 2:30 p.m. for public hearing on •ntcntion to institute proceedings for establishment of County Service Area No. 10 1 Moni.ir.a-Moss B^sich Park and Recreation area)Set hearing un Thursday, December 19. 1974. al 2:00 p.m.. in connection with proposed revised Housing Element of the Counlv Gi'neral Plan Authonzeii agrt*cment$ with:LcNcne Paving Compony. Inc. for widening 0: Coyote Point Drive Northern San Mateo County Pre-Arraignment Detention Facilitv for provision ot juil incillllesSun Mateo County Bar Association for expanded relcaso-on-ev.T-recognizoncc services in conjunction with Dos Moines ReplicationiTCjOClComprehensive Health Planning Council for the provision oi araiwide hcalth-piar.ning activitiesTown oi Wood side for the provision of legal service*; by the District AttorneyL lambert and T lambert. Inc. for provision of consuUanc’s sertlces in connection with jail food and laundry service Study-Adopted resolution setting separate contribution rates for miscellaneous members and safety members of the Retirement SystemAdopted resolution opposing H.R. 16204, the National Health Policy, P',arming and Resources Development Act of 1974Authorized transfer to the unsecured roll of certain portions of taxes on property acquired by a public agency and cancellation of remainder of taxes Approved request for authorization to perform additional work in areas of County Services Building in East Palo Alto and authorized Bay Road Community Corporation to perform the work outside the scope cf their agreementEILEEN KENTON. Executive Officer Fublsh**d m The Son Mateo Times, San Mateo, California 94402. Friday. T)eclt; mher 6-1974._________NOTICE TO DECLARE CANDIDACY FOR GOVERNING BOARD MEMBER .AND COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION ELECTIONSalong the DMZ to Con Thien and south past Khe Sanh and east to the environs of Hue and Da Nang. The group’s far-flung elements werePUBLIC NOTICESNOTICE TO DECLARE CANDIDACY FOR GOVERNING BOARD MEMBER AND COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION ELECTIONSNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL QUALIFIED PERSONS thatspread across alt Northern I Sections will be held in the following school districts of the County of SanCorns and nrovirted neres- Mjtcn‘ Sl?te Ca,iforni*1' ™ Tuesday, the 4th day of March, 1975. for the„ ™r, purpose of oloeiir.g members to the governing boards of these districts, ailsarv support to the 3rd Marine Division, plus units of the Army's 5th Mechanized Division and the 101st Airmobile. 'iFrankly, my first impression was one of surprise to see that this very high ranking officer was black. He was a strong, tall man that had risen through the ranks. I was later to learn that the General received his educa-lorins expiring March 31. 1979. unless otherwise indicated, as Follows;2 Marchers 10 the Guvcrnirp Board of the Bayshore School District.2 Members :o ihc Governing Board of the Jefferson Union Hieh School District3 Members 10 the Governing 3oard of the Son Mateo Communitv College Dis:r;c:4 Members to the San Mateo County Board of Education for :errc expiring June 30. 1979'1 froiYi Trustee Area No. 4. San Moteo City School District Aren I From Trustee Area No. 0. Burlingame. Hillsborough City, MUlbrao.San Bruno Park School Districts Area 1 From TrusUv Aren No. ti, Eklmont. Redwood City. San Carlos School Districts Area I (rom Trustee Aren No. 7. Las Lorettas. Menlo Park City. Portola Valley. RavenswoodCity. Woodside School Districts Area’Forms for declaring candidacy and for the nomination of candidates For tion piecemeal at various clccton ar^ available from the Office of the San Mateo Counlv Clerk.schools and colleges while *l,kBr 01 the tolhM'inR 8ddrRacs:‘serving at Army installations Room K 401 Marsnll Street or 40 Tower Roadacross the United States, and r Redwood City, California San Mateo. CaliforniaDoelarauoos of candidacy or nominations hy sjjon^ors nust be filed with ih»* County Clerk at either of the above addresses not later ihan 5:00 P.M. on Friday. January, 3, 1975.MARVIN' CHURCH. County Cforx..Dated November 29.1974.Published in The San Mateo Tines. San Maieo. Californiu 4402.Friday, November 29; December 6. 13. 1974. lt;3369!NOJCui IS Hi^REBN GIVEN TO ALL QUALIFIED PERSONS lhat elections will oe held in the following school districts of the County of San Mateo, State ot California, on Tuesday, the 4th day of March. 1975. for the purpose of electing members so the governing boards of these districts, all tenrts expiring March 31. 197S. unless otherwise indicated, as follows:* Members to the Gox^erning Board of the San Mateo City School District^v,£.i^Tnb0rs lhe Govcrnin« Board cf the San Mateo Union High School District. *-S Menibors to the Governing Soard of the San.Mateo Community College District. J4 Members to the San Mateo County Board of Education for form expiring June 30, 1979•.\rr°m TrJ*sltt‘ Area :No‘ Sjn MaleD City School DistrictI from Tnjstce Area No 5. BurLngame, Hillsborough Giv, Mlllbrao,Son Bruno Park School District* Area.I fron. Trustee Area No. 6. Belnfont, Redwood Criv.SanQjrlos Suhooi DiHtnoLs Area.I f;,om Trusts f\rea No. 7. Las Lomitas. Mvr.io Park City. Ponolnvalley, [fovenswood Clly, Woodside School Districts Area.honn for declaring candidacy and for the nomination of candidates for election arc available from the Office-of the San Mateo County Clerk. M'gistnujn-Election Division, at either of the following addresses:Hall of Justice L RecordsRoom B. 401 Marshall Street or 40 Tower RoadRednvjd Uty. California San MaLeo. California.JecJarotions of candidacy or rtomin.itiofTs by sponsors, must be filed with the County Clerk at either of the above iddresscs not later than 5:00 P M on Friday, January 3. 1075.V ^ u on MARVIN CHURCH. County Clerk.Dated: November 29. 1974.Published in The San Mateo Ttrncs. San Mateo. California 94402. Y rid'iy. November 29; rklt;x-nbcr 6. 13. 1974. (3368)Molinnri. Caialnuovo A* Berger,A Professional Corporation Garv P. Vannelli. Esq. NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND ISSUANCE OF LETTERS TESTAMENTARY No. :-51i9 SU PER FOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN MATEO.Estate of MARY JANE RUSTER. Deceased.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that GARY P. VANNELLI has filed herein a Petition for Probate of Lhe Will of the above named decoder,l and for issuance o( Letters Testamentary thereon to said peiiuonor, reference fo which is made for further particulars. and that the lime and place of hearing the same has been set for Dec. 19, 1974 at 9.00 a m., in the Prohafo Department of said court, a I the Hall of Justice Records. Redwood City, Calif.Dated: Dec. 4, 1974.(Seal) MARVIN CHURCH.Clerk.By Marguerite Waggoner.Deputy Clerk. (Endorsed) f’ilcd Dec. 4. 1974 MARVIN CHURCH. County Clerk.By Marguerite Waggoner,{k'pdly ClerkM*!inar:. Oisalnuovo Se Berger. A FYofessionai Corporation. Gan; P VannclU. Esq., 595 Golden Gate Avenue. Suite 200, Sai FranciscO. Call* farnia 04102. Attorneys forPetitioner.Published in San Mateo Times. December 6, 10. 13. 1974. (3571)Too Late to Classify SEE SAN FRANCISCOFROM YOUR PATIO IN HILLSBOROUGH in thisscrav/hrg Norrrdncy Chateau just Ustsd. Built ttyLars Ek. Secona siory view o.'Griocks oooi and formal garcen$. Lower floor has game mom. barbecue, fireplace and separate living; 0darters. Eleven room' marse lias formal dininp room, separate breakfast area, multiple closet ancf storage space. T wo bars. 3 car garage and sensa’-onal gardens on over two acres of land in Carolines Park. Tor appointment. call 348-3 1 00. Listed at $295,000. SAXE REALTORS. 14*'5 BURLINGAME AVE. BURLINGAME, i YEAR WARRANTY AVAILABLE.TOO—NOTICES101—Lodge NoticesSen Moleo ToastmastersEASY AD FINDERWHERE TO LOOK FOR WANT ADSANNOUNCEMENTSAUTOMOTIVESCA AiPC^Ar7 . FMaOYMEM . . FINANCIAL TOR SALE «EAL :S‘A7E .ico tc m:c 940? 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Men 18 and over invited lovisit and participate.Clay Hill. Pres Ph. 364-3159 or 347-0419ABURLINGAME} 400 FA AM iSOnic Ta-nole ;ark Rd. and Howard Ave Meets Tuesdays - 7 30 o tScfouming Masons cue welcomeKenneth E Taylor WCfSTiofol Master Henry SlepnensSecret ar/Ofc. 34i.4/;3 Re5 344-0538141—Funeral DirortorsPatterson 0 ConnedFUNERAL HOME Sar Matec-345-8585145— Personals1 Issue2 to 4 Issues^ ic S Issues9 to )5 IssuesITS terrific the way wQ‘re selling Blue Lustre to clean rugs and upholstery. Rent snam-pooer $1. Pay N Save. 872 No. Delaware. San V.arec. Cai 61—-Lost foundFOUND; white Samoved. male. Caii 344-3330.200—E/^PIOYWENT2*!— nSsmStfioflCENTURY 21 Real Estate Schools. Prepare for State exams. $75. Start today. Call 788-2121.213—AgenciesSINGLE women — meet toeANNE WHEELER AGENCYOn^inai Owner Since 1950Benjanm Fra.okln Ct. San Mateo 342 3201ASK about our 90 day guarantee. 347 2181 Grand bnelhng Sncllmg Agency. 4 W. 4;h Ave.. $ M.FOR YOUR BEST JOBSBRUCE AGENCY ^ 347-1002919 So. 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All ’Cplies confidential.THE GAP875 Mahler Rd. Burl. Ca 94010 (415) 692-5450AIR EXPORT DOCUMENTATIONCLERK, exoer. for Forwarder m Burlingame. 348-5131.APARTMENT MANAGERSExp'd. mature couple to manage established 63 un t adult complex. Burlingame. Position avai-abfe approx. Jai. 1st.Reply P.O. Bex 399. Belmon?94002.APARTP/!£NT house manager. 20 1-bdrrr: units, no pool. c*C. Burl, location. Couple, no children. 344-6679.APARTMENT . ASSISTANT MGR.Mature, personable individual needed to assist Mgr. cf large new luxury garden apt. on Peninsula. Resident position. Exp prefer red but will tram quakfiC'C individual in rental and ofbee duties. SenG letter to Nicholas A. Stevers Co.. P.O. Sox 4408, Burlingame.APT. MANAGER25 UNIT gdn. act. w/pool in Los Altos. Rents 5270-S335. Coucle reqd. May be employed. 6ox 296, San Mateo. 94401.
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