THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Average DaUy Net Press Run manrl|f0ter Ewfuing Phr Hie Week Ended The Weather April 4, i m Partly cloudy and breezy to­ night and tomorrow with little iEupnitm BpraUi temperature change throughout. 1 5 ,6 9 5 Tonight’s low near 40; Satur­ A bout Tow n day’s high about 60. Mountain Laurel Chapter of Manchester— A City of Village Charm Sweet Adelines will rehearse to­ night at 8 at the Russian Amer­ ican National Center, 213 Weth­ VOL. LXXXX, NO. 179 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1971 (Classified Advertising on Page 24) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS ersfield Ave., Hartford. The re­ y /E HOMOB hearsal is open to all women interested in Joining this four- IC»«0 part harmony chorus. Pardue Dies Full Gospel Christian Fellow­ SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. ship, Interdenominational, will OPEN President Says Federal Judge have a Bible study and open In Hospital discussion tonight at 7:30 in Orange Mali. In Missouri Refuses to Delay Protests Won’t The adult Bible study class <1 of the Zion Lutheran Church SPRJNGFIBPLD, Mo. (AP) — will meet tonight at 7:30 at the FRIDAY ONLY DOOBBUSTERS John Russell Pardue Jr., 28, church. Start of Amtrak who was wounded in an eac&pe Intimidate Him Reg. 69e yd. attempt at Bridgeport, Conn., The Marine Corps League WOMEN'S and TEENS' SPECTACULAR "DAN RIVER" AjwU 8, has died in a Springfield WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal judge refused By FBANK COBMIEB Auxiliary will sponsor a rec­ hosi^tal. Associated Press Writer reational program tonight at 7 COLORFUL TERRY CLOTH today to delay the start of America’s new Amtrak net­ GINGHAM Pqrdue o f Danbury, Conn, and at'the Rocky Hill Veterans Hos- work of railway passenger trains. SAVINGS! his brother, James, 23, of Lus- WASHINGTON (A P)—^While hinting that release of pit il. ’The new system Is due to go ------------------------------------------------- CHECKS by, Md., vrere charged with rob­ into effect at midnight tonight. American prisoners might hasten complete U.S. pull- District JudB-e Howard F '•ejected a plea by unions and ENTIRE STOCK OF wide array from bing a Danbury bank Feb. 13. u s out from Vietnam, President Nixon says he and others / i ^ichester c .Chess Club will 1970. meet tonight at 7 at Iona Hall, coreoran said so far as he was L / '’notice''rf^Xm‘^t‘ government wiU not be intimidated by demonstra- which to chcMMC. J<to Pardue was shot several Regent St. The meeting is open SLIPPER aware "there is no indication in discontinuance had not been * o rs’ c n e s o f “ w ith d ra w n o w .” times when he pulled a sawed- to the public, and those wish­ ALL MISSES’ Mercerised combed the legislative history that Con- Holding his first televtslon-ra- off rifle and attempted to es­ ing to play are reminded to gress. intended” the secretary„ of.. "Despite the fact that some news conference in eight hoped for serious negotiations in 2 YDS. cape from the Bridgeport Fed­ bring chessboards and men. fxitton, easy c a r e - labor’s certification of the Rail members of Congress feel that N^con argued anew Paris after halting the bomUng eral Building. His wife, Nancy, wash ft wear. FOR PaMcnger Service Act to be re- thg signing of a valid contract is Thursday night that his gradual of North Vietnam, Nixon said: A missionary luncheon will be 26, was arrested a short Ume viewable by the court on Its a prerequisite to the utilization withdrawal policy will prove "Consequently, as far as . .. a held tomorrow at 12:16 p.m. at SO” WIDTHS later and charged with smug­ merits. of the 30-day notice period, the wisest in the long run. total withdrawal is concerned^ Trinity Covenant Church. Those / SA V E 38c gling the rifle to him. She is The railroad unions had court is constrained to look to dismiss the that will have to be delayed im- PANT being hrid on $260,000 bond. sought to block the start of Am­ the language of the Act as it '"ulUple anUwar protesU that planning to attend are re­ ___ til we get not Just the promise to minded to bring sandwiches. Pardue was being transferred trak on grounds that Secretary passed,’’ the Judge said. Clear- have become a dally fact of life discuss the release of our pris- ’Tuesday to the U.S. Medical of Labor James D. Hodgson’s ly in a non-labor agreement dls- De said: oners, but a commitment to re­ certification violated the act in The Couples Club of the ^loud-soft and toe Center in Springfield when he pute, only the attorney general doeai’t mean that we are lease our prisoners because a SA V E 56c permitting unfair rules for Church of the Assumption will flattering.' Multi- POLYESTER lost the use of his kidneys and can bring suit for violation of listen to those who colored floral print workers affected by the discon­ come peacefully, but those who (8«e Page Two) have a spaghetti supper tomor­ Reg. $1.49 began bleeding. the act.’ SUITS topped with a neat He was taken to Cox Medical tinuance of trains not in Am­ In a third suit the Judge also come and break the law will be row at 8 p.m. in the church Sites Uttle bow. Foam - CREPE Center for treatment on a kid­ trak. dismissed a plea to block dis­ prosecuted to the full extent of hall. backed terry cloth ney machine. The U.S. center Judge Corcoran said in anoth­ continuance of passenger trains the law." 5 to 10 uppers—added soles. er case before him in the matter Cub Scout Pack 47 will meet Latest fashion col­ does not have a kidney ma­ of the Chesapeake and Ohio Discussing tentative and mu­ that he "feels” that the con­ tomorrow at 7 p.m. at South ors. 100% polyester, chine. Railroad and the Baltimore & tual moves toward improved re­ E ight-H our ONE tracts for discontinuing trains United Methodist Church for a long lasting luxuri­ $169 Charles Campbell, acting di­ lations between the United not in Amtrak are valid. Thus (See Page Eleven) pack meetings. The theme will GUARANTEED NO RUN ous touch. Easy care rector of the U.S. center, said States and mainland CSilna, Nix­ DAY —wash ft wear. be “Vaudeville Night." YD.! death late niursday night was on struck a cautionary note: Battle Fought ONLY 46” WIDTH caused by comidlcations from "I think that some of the spec­ Stanley Circle of the South OFF PANTY HOSE of CANTRECE II the gunshot wounds. ulation that has occurred in re­ cent weeks since the visit of the United Methodist C2iurch will James Pardue also has been table-tennis team to Peking has By GIs, Cong sponsor a rummage sale tomor­ charged with roblrfng banks in NteiW Charge The New Hosiery That Security not been useful .... Progress is row at 9 a.m. in Cooper Hall of IT'S FUN Union and in Pacific, Mo. He not helped in this very sensitive (A P) A U.S. the church. was declared Incompetent to ____V..._______ i-.i__ » « ._ i ____ atl<m to clear away enemy hide- Choose from all new SPRING Fits Better Than Skin! area by speculation that goes . .. „ . TO SEW stand trial and is being held in Listed In T igh t F or beyond whit the progress might “ miles northwest of Sal The junior and senior confir- STYLES. COLORS & FAB­ the U.S. Medical Center here. gon triggered an eight-hour bat­ Comp. Value $1.59 achieve.’ maticHi classes of the Emanuel RICS in Junior Missy & Half Reg, $2.69 yd. iBodies of their father and tle Thursday. Lutheran Church will meet to­ Siies. grandmother, John R. Pardue P lot Case M ay D ay A force of 600 U.S. and South night at 6:30 in the parish build­ PAm Sr.,' , and Mrs. Unk Pardue, ,1 ^ SAVE $1.00 yd. 66 V \ Vietnamese troops, spearheaded ing at the church. SAVE UP TO $5.25 FIRST QVAUTY — OODBSE! 80, were found recently on a 1 "i WASHINGTON (AP) — The WASHINGTON (AP) — Depu­ by a column o f 30 tanks and ar­ farm formerly owned by James f s s government today announced a ty Atty. Gen. Richard' Kleln- mored personnel carriers, over­ The Jehovah’s Witnesses theo­ Pardue near Lusby. ’Ihere were new indictment in the alleged dlenst said today 7,300 police ran several heavily fortified cratic ministry ^hool will meet bullet wounds in both bodies. and National Guardsmen will be bunkers after American bomb­ kvwwv*i plot to kidnap presidential ad­ tonight at 7:30 in Kingdom Hall. When you can’t use water...AefrasA wl The father and grandmother on hand to control May Day ers and helicopter gunships sof­ Lw w w fl viser Henry Kissinger. It added At 8:36, there will be a service tened them up. dlst^peared from their home kVWW'N* two defendants to the six origi- demonstrations in the capital. meeting. near Union, Mo., at the time the % The U.S. 0>mmand said 19 en­ w . 9\n\\\.\4 nally charg^ed last January and dismissed threats to close Wash'nDd United Bank of Union was IVVNXVNB&i alleg’ed additional conspiracies down the government as “ just a emy bodies were found. Seven­ The board of missions and robbed in November 1969.