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Showers Mostly cloudy, chance of showers tonight. Cooler Friday. Precipitation odds: 50 per cent 109th 69 THE EVENING INDEPENDENT Established 1863 Massillon, Ohio, 44646, Thursday, September 23, 1971 Two Sections 32 Pages chuckle Married life teaches you one invaluable lesson: to think of things far enough ahead not to say them. Horn; Ddivery 93 Centi a Week 10 Cents a Copy A PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFUL, Democratic Sen. Fred Harris of Oklahoma, did a little "hoping" at a Stark County Democratic party in East Canton Wednesday night.

Left to right are Howard Metzenbaum of Cleveland, Massillon Democratic mayoralty candidate Mark Ross, Mrs. Harris, Sen. Harris and Don "McConnell of East Canton, who hosted the party. Story on Page 2. (Independent Stall Photo) 17 cosponsors for two-Chinas plan U.S.

succeeds, fails UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) The United States has met success and failure in the opening round of its campaign to prevent the expulsion of Nationalist China from the United Nations. The victory came in getting its two Chinas proposal recommended Wednesday for the General Assembly agenda, and rounding up a good number of cosponsors for its. two resolutions, including Japan.

THE FIRST resolution, which calls for the seating of Peking and Taiwan in the General Assembly with Peking getting China's permanent Security Council seat, had 17 cosponsors. The other, which calls for a two- thirds vote instead of a simple majority to pass any resolution to oust Taiwan, had 19. The defeat was in the steering committee session, which recommended that both the U. S. proposal and a rival Albanian- Starts off-year vote registration is record Stark county voter registration hit an all-time high for an off year by the 9 p.m.

Wednesday deadline, and unofficial figures show it is the highest since the 1960 presidential year peak. John Waldecfc, Stark county election board director, said the unofficial tally for the county is 162,511. This may be adjusted downward as registrations are checked and possible duplications weeded out, Waldeek said. THE COUNTY registration total at the start of the present period May 15 was 147,460. This was adjusted downward by about 1,000 by deaths and cards pulled because of failure to vote, Waldeek estimated.

Where to find- ComicB 31 Deaths 3 Dear Abby 25 Jeane Dixon 25 Editorials 4-6 Health 10 Markets 8 Movies 24 Society ,5 Sports 17-18 Television 24 The "Home Line' 14 Weather Report 8 The unofficial count shows that new registrations during the period since 15, amounted to 16,051. Counting the downward adjustment of 1,000. this brings the unofficial voting strength in the county to 162,511. This all time high for an (See VOTE Page 12) sponsored resolution to seat the Communists and oust the Nation, alists be placed on the agenda, but as separate items. The Albanian resolution had 18 cosponsors.

The committee voted down a U. motion that they be combined for debate by a 12-9 tally with three abstentions. This meant the assembly was being advised to debate the Albanian resolution before the American one. However. U.

N. precedent indicated both would be debated under the Albanian resolution's title. The Albanian resolution was recommended for the agenda 17 to 2 with four abstentions. The U. S.

two-Chinas proposal ivas recommended 11 to 9 with four abstentions, i Taiwan's Foreign Ministry issued a statement after the vote criticizing the and declaring the Nationalist government is "firmly opposed" to giving China's Security Council seat to a move to sacrifice-'a founding and faithful- is in flagrant violation'of thb charter of the United Nation," the statement said. TAIWAN, one of the founding members of the United Nations, is named in the charter as a permanent member of the Security Council, holding one of its five vetos. The poor showing by the United States in the committee could be counted as a blow to its expectations of getting its resolution adopted. But U. S.

Ambassador George Bush refused to agree with correspondents who suggested that the events were a setback. Referring to the leftist or nonaligned cast of many steering committee members, he said that considering the group's makeuo, (See U. 12) Ordered raids SAIGON (AP) The massive U.S. air raids inside North "Vietnam's southern panhandle two days ago were ordered by President Nixon primarily against -fuel depots to blunt a dry-season push of troops and supplies southward, official sources said today. WHS bandsman, Tiger gridder honored Michelle, Hank are 'Top Teeni MICHELLE HUDSON HANK NUSSBAUMER Two Washington high seniors who are in the midst of their busiest time of the school year are the first WHS Top Teens selected for- the 1971-72 school year.

Michelle Hudson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hudson of 1723 Shawnee rd SE, performs with the Tiger Swing Band. Lee (Hank) Nussbaumer, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Nussbaumer of 11255 Gordon st SW, is a starting defensive safety for the Tiger football team. MISS HUDSON, whose father is an employe of the Ford Motor Co. plant in Canton, is a third-year Tiger Swing Band (See TOP TEENS Page 12) No bitterness Medina to quit Army FT. McPHERSON, Ga. Capt.

Ernest L. Mendina, acquitted of My Lai massacre charges, says he has no bitterness toward the Army 'but still plans to leave it. The 35-year-old career officer who commanded a U. S. company which swept through My Lai on March 16, 1968, was acquitted Wednesday of murder, involuntary manslaughter and assault after a court-martial jury of five Vietnam veterans deliberated an hour.

HIS ACQUITTAL left Lt. William L. Galley, jr, one of Medina's platoon leaders, the only American soldier convicted of atrocities at My Lai. Medina, his face pale, snapper a smart salute to Col. William D.

Proctor, the jury president. "It is my duty as president of this court to advise you that the court in closed session and up- House unit OKs freeze tax plan WASHINGTON (AP) The tax portion of President Nixon's new economic program has won the crucial approval of the house ways and means committee but in sharply revised form that gives business less and individuals more short- range tax relief. BY ROUGH preliminary estimates, the Democratic controlled committee's decisions would mean about $4.9 billion less in tax breaks over a three- year span for business and about $3.4 billion more for Individuals than Nixon recommended. In the long run, the business relief could increase somewhat. There is at least a little income tax relief for all individuals in the package approved by the committee Wednesday and scheduled to be voted on by the house about Oct.

6. It would begin showing up in the returns due next April. Much more relief proportionately would go to low-income taxpayers, those at poverty levels or close to them. For package includes an investment credit allowing 7 per cent of the cost of equipment to -be charged off against taxes and special help for exporters. But the committee would take back part of the gains for business by trimming the special depreciation advantages the Treasury already had (See HOUSE Page 12) on secret ballet has found you not guilty of all specifications and charges," Proctor told Medina, who stood at attention.

The trim, black-haired Medina appeared stunned by the verdict. He saluted again and then looked toward his sobbing wife Barbara, who had sat on the front row each day since the trial began Aug. 15. "I am extremely happy." Medina said later, his usually expressionless face broke by a wide grin. "I have always had (See 12) LT.

CALLEY CAPT. MEDINA Galley only one branded for My Lai By HARRY F. ROSENTHAL Associated Press Writer There was William Galley, with the face of a cherub. At 24, a lieutenant in the United States Army, leader of an infantry platoon in the assault on My Lai. There were Sgts.

David Mitchell and Charles Hutlo, squad leader and machine gunner. There was Capt. Eugene M. Ko- louc, round-faced and pixie-ish, the intelligence officer for the attacking force. AND THEN, Ernest Medina, with bearing and manner that rT uniform and 'rank; who com- Company that (See 12) Carroll Widdoes, former Tiger, OSU coach, dies CARROLL WIDDOES Carroll Widdoes, 67, one of the men who helped start Washington high school on the road to football greatness, died Wednesday in Lake Worth, Fla.

Widdoes came to Massillon in the 1930s as coach at Longfellow junior high school and then became one of Paul Brown's original aides, along with Hugh McGranahan, as the Tigers raced to six consecutive state titles. WIDDOES HAD lived in Lake Worth since retiring in 1969 as tennis coach at Ohio university. When Brown moved to Ohio State university in 1941, he took Widdoes, McGranahan and Fritz Hcisler with him for a two-year stint. Brown left OSU in 1944 (See WIDDOES Page 12) New 1972 Color TV MASON APPLIANCE CENTER 32 Erie open tonight 'til 8:30 HARDY MUMS Oakdale Gardens, Wales rd Ext. Dial 832-8354.

Steel Workers Local 1124 Retirees meeting. Friday, Sept. 24, 1:30 p.m. 1303 9th st SW. FURNACES Serviced and Installed AL'S HEATING 833-3669 IWill do in my home.13958 GMC two ton'dump VW Super Beetle.

AroundiMAZZ'S BARBER SHOP, S2.25 JS5.00 basket. Dial 833-0245. JS400. Woodside Pet Cemetery, IS1850. Dial 832-3792.

'Retirees S2. Brewster 767-3olO S2.25jWhile alum, spouting. Shook's Alum. Products, 833-5552. PERRY DRIVING SCHOOL Dial 832-4626 XX CENTURY FURNACES Auxiliary Spaghetti jSupper, Sept.

25. Serving time LOCHINVAR Kurtz and Vernon. Dial 832-6696. 5: to 8: at tne fire station, i Electric Water Heaters at OHIO EDISON CO. No answer Dial 832-3241.

'Garage Sale. 10-JBen's Tavern. 618 Tremont Idark. Second house W. of Beachjfeaturing John Caldwell and nisi Grange on Rt.

212. iguitar, Friday nights, 10-2 a.m. I WANTED: bedrm. house for rent. N.E.£[ section.

Near busline, school and I blcycl (Albaugh) Rupert, former ly of La Charme, is now at the; HEY, MASSILLONIANS! Remember D.A.V. Not Drive. Friday and Saturday hospital. Immediate occu-jige? Chevelle. Excellent condi-iOrange Tree Beauty jpancy.

Dial 833-7511. i on New mufflers, new tiresJ Dial 833-1919 for appointment. roof. Dial 767-3009. Two repossessed Touch-and-Sew two used Feather- sewing machines.

KK 1CT CT TV IT ao ton a I. Taste the difference. Serve- Country Style Sausage, Bacon. I Hams and Pudding. ZORGER'S PORK PRODUCTS RUSTY WATER PROBLEM? jFor Sale: Registered English Call Aqua Soft, 832-1122 ipointer puppies.

Dial 833-1219. HOME LOANS AVAILABLE Massillon Savings Loan Co. 54 Federal N.E. PAPER HANGING Norm Potter and Ron Meek 492-3943 477-5160 PEACHES MUSIC "'f, and The Memphis Sounds. ECONOMY ROOFING New roofs and repair.

Chimneys and spouting. Dial 832-4227. I GRAND OPENING J2 for 1 special at'Swift CAR WASH JAmherst Shopping Center and WHS Tiger Shark Swim Team, Dancing 9:30 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. Downtown Massillon.

Sept. 25. p.m. Dick's I Speedway Inn, Rt. 21 South.

TIRE SALE Oct. 25, prices from $10 to $30 for first line tires. Len's Tire 4th Brewster. 767-3782 We are discontinuing all new shoes and rubber foot wear. Entire stock must go at off.

CITY SHOE HOSPITAL No. 1 Seller In Ohio, Fleetwood. Completely furnished, baths, 14'x64'. 'Now $6995. Current models sold now include three months free rent in our mobile park! Offer expires Oct.

1. BREWSTER MOBILE HOME ESTATES Sunday, 1 to 6, Mon. and 10 to 8, other days, 10 to 6. Dial 787,4115, 787-3062 or 879-2569, four blocks west on 2nd St. Center, 607 Erie S.

REAL TURTLE SOUP SPECIAL Fish sandwiches and French Banana Split Sale. Reg. 60c for mot. Olm ies at Frieg's Restaurant. and Reg.

90c for-7oc. Mon. ORNAMENTAL IRON 833-7515 for carry-out orders. through Thur. ROBERTA'S DRIVE-IN FURNACES 1032 First st NE 'CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING Tree ripened, good canners, $4 Mats cut, needle work framed, per bu.

Helline's Orchard, 1st st NE. Dial 832-6068. TIRES We can sell tires better than Porch columns, railing, etc.Me discount stores. Stancato's Ray's Welding Radiator Tire and Alignment. 832-3043.

DMITRI'S Sizzling steaks, spaghetti, sea! BETTY'S PIZZA food. Take out orders. Now open 7 days a week. No. Open at 4 p.m.

Closed 15th st SW. 832-9996. No. PEACHES i 1621 Walnut SE. 837-2373.

Apples, plums, tomatoes, green peppers, apple butter, jams ant! jellies. Hours, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. jdenberger requests that in lieu iof flowers donations be made 503 Erie st N. Dial 833-6446.

CAVALIER CARPET CO. KATIE'S BRIDAL HOUSE Fall and Winter brides, brides- 'Hospitals. SEARS CHARM SCHOOL Giris 9 to 17 i Gigantic Sale: 10! AUCTION! AUCTION lifetime guarantee, bank financ- Three lots out of a look at our! maids and mothers of the bride appli ances misc Sat Sc new line of nylon- and polyes-jdresses now in. For appointment 10 a.m. Located at 2035 Rirs gt wholcsale prices i)i a 833-1894.

st Massillon 7nR lt 0 Do You Want To Be Populating room suite, chrome table, 6 BORDNER'S 'Cartage warehouse). Sonny to 8 at 1430 Tremont S.W. Liv- Auctioneer. 308 S. Erie, Open Sundays.

Vogley Orchards, jand Have Poise? Enroll now in 6731 Shepler Church rd, Navarre. Sears School for Young ers at Sears Belden Village Jun- Eight family garage sale, 10i ior Bazaar Department. Classes to 9. 10 io 6. Poster bed, twin bed, fireside chairs.

TV, 5 years old, girls' bike. 1972 12'x60' two bed- cycle, rotisserie, ladies' bowlingiroom Swinger, $5,500 complete ball, clothing, children's and BREWSTER MOBILE bies, all sizes, ladies' 10 to 16, i HOME ESTATES begin Oct. 7 and 9th. chairs, new Tappan stove, TV, bar, lamps, toys, Queen washers, gas drapes, bikes, many misc. items.

Cola, 16-oz. Seedless Cal. Grapes men's, various sizes, many toys and household misc. 1721 Jolynn NE, take Amvale off Amherst to Jolynn. Sunday, 1 to 6, Mon.

and 10 to 8, other days, 10 to 6. Dial 767,4115, 767-3062 or 879-2569, four blocks west on 2nd St SUGAR BOWL SPECIAL Lg. Asst. Halloween Candy 59c. Freshly made Choc.

Nut Mallow, Miracle Whip All Beef Hamburg PEACHES Ib. chance for canning and freezing peaches. APPLES qt. jar Rambo, Mclntosh. Lin- ii i 4 FALL CLEANING SPECIAL Walls washed by machine, discount.

Carpets cleaned with dry suds, dry in 3 6c sq. ft. YOU WANT TO BE IN THE BAND? Get started right with a brand guaranteed. Massil- inew high quality instrument. Carpet and Wall Cleaning School rental program now! Service, 837-2555 or 832-5837.

Ib. 57c Chipped Chopped Ham Ib. 79c athan, Red Delicious. Plums and Way IGA Potato Chips Choc. Clusters, Creamy Solid Butter tals, Cashew Turtles, Coconut 26-oz.

Morton Salt Ib. 39c Ib. 69c Crisp. Tasty Lunches, Homemade Soup and Golden French Fries. Downtown and Amhem- ea.

5c Special Bonus Offers. Wow! Plus mucho more Quantity Rights Reserved Sweet Cider. CHEESE BU1LDIXG? CASH: "FOR YOUR HOME" have a list of inquiries who will pay cash to you: Holmes County Swiss. Also large i Don't risk labor and $15,800 or plus selection of imported and domes-jliens when your life savings are small real estate fee; closing tic cheeses. Salesroom opcniat stake.

Call your bonded gen- cost; and financing charges. You 10-7. Sunnyslope Orchard andieral contractor for prompt pro- may have what they want. Call Cheese House, 7 miles out Tre-lfcssional building service. John H.

Bowersox, 833-0711 for mont S.W. on Route 241. I BILL LHOTA 833-1319 jquick sale. Pat Gabele Agency..