. ■ t. ^ . L\- '/ ■ ATera||H»' I^ fly Net Frees Ran t h e W M ih er • Ftfr'^be H^sk Eb«m Fenaast (if U..B, WeattMC 1 Kow. 14, less H igM : y '' ipata taaight aag Ttaotaj 13,041 tonight near 49. IBgfe.lhMi N ta MenlMr of tSe Audit Ska . I^rcM 'qf OlrralBtlMi. M m u :he»ter—^A City of.. VUUtgo fth a r m lit PRIC^ nVH CENTS VOL, LXXIX^ NO. 46 (TWKNTY PAGES) MANCHESTER,. CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23., 195» Mortgage Chib Buchelor Excels As Head of FfA Operator Held Guthrie, Ky., Nov. 23 UP)— The prfaldent of the Guthrie . / Guilty of Fraud Parent-Teacher Asan. is bach­ elor H. Logan Webb, an in­ surance aateaMan. Hartford, Nov. 28 (A>—A "They Juat happened to ask Hartford Mortgage broker ine at a weak MoMent,” Webb, wag found guilty in federal 66. exolftinn. Wsshington. Nov. 28 (^iv^tabout th« c m #, rf«u»^ to e ^ M ^ r t today of operating a MrsT H. M. Sanders, the vice Or deny that Monat had fled Po­ president, said, "So many per­ Cbl. Pswel Monat, one of CoM­ land. ^audulent scheMe Jh second sona have coMMented on what Munist Poland’s top intelli­ White told newsMen he did'not M ortgages. a fine Job he has done. Why, gence officials, has asked for kiioyv whether th# Polish govern­ Charles I. HerahMan, M, of 49 he Is a far better president \. ' asyluM in the United States. Ment has protested, as countries Brookline Dr., West Hartford, who than Most woMen- could be.’’ Th# state Department reported usually do In su<M csms. headed the Associated Mortgage When Webb becaMe presi­ ResponsiUe- authorities said it. CoMpanies of .410 AsyluM St., dent last year the group had V,-.. today th*t Monat has airlved In pleaded nolo Contendere to one JPolice Hunt \ this country with his faMily. was likely that Monat and his fsiM- 287 MeMbers. Now It has 419. Hly would' be given the necessary count of a B-count indictMent re­ '\ Their application for pemilsslon turned by a federal grand Jury last to stay ik ^‘being processed in the perMission to reMain. In auch cases, defectoni are usually ques- July 21. Ex-Gonvict; V, uMal Manner," a State Depart- ti(Hied in an effort to Make sure ,, if;S, Atty. Harry W. Hultgren Jr., Slides Trapped ' M w spokesMscn saicL- they are not "double agents." disMissed the four other counts in s The New York Times, In a' the IndictMent. : Vienna dispatch by A, M., Rosen­ Federal Judge J. Joseph SMith 90 on Train thal, said Monat was re{Mrted to accepted the nolo contendere plea except to say Monat defected have turned hiMself over to U.8. over the government’s objection \ “ soMp Mbnths^ ago. authorities In Vienna. after defense Atty. Wallace R- For 10 Hours Ridgefield, Nov. 28 ( The newspaper kaid the defection Burke told the nourt that "*t lesurt other man has been eh Monat ls\J»ported to have been six or- eight’,’ civil esaes are pend­ the Inteltiswhce boss of yollsK Mill' "caMe last suMMer at a tiMe in the myiteHouf abdt when a crisis was brewing In Po­ ing in Connecticut courts against Seattle, Nov. ,23 (4*)— Mas­ tary aUacheaattache in diploMatic Mis-. HerahMan as a result of the Mort- and death of groeery atore^ jHons around the world. As such land,’’ adding: "It had political sive rain-caused slides blocked raMifications '.. a result of eco­ gage Manipulations. manager Frands J. ^rell. he.could be Mpccted to know noMic and political probleMs." wirke also said that "at least 18 Major rail and highway routed The wantad man, idenUfled on niuch about the file s ’ Military In­ In Vienna, a spokesMan at the. attachMents" have been , placed across Washington’s Cascade the warrant as NorMin' AsBImII telligence work, Including possible U.S. eMbassy tqld the Associated '.against HershMan’s West Hartford Bowell, 53, Is still at laige. PdBce link# witti^ the Soviet Union. Mountains today and trapp^ Press the efnbassv knew nothing. hoMe. 90 passengers for 10 hours in charged him with kldiuiptflg and Monat lk\^lieved to be in pro­ about suCh a Man but was Inves- HershMan was hccused of oper eeeault yeeterday, and sant Mate tective custody of., AMerican tlgatlng. sting Mi^rtgage Clubs Inc., de- a stalled train until the.v got trobpen to acareh for him In Now Z-Jf"- ■ ■' '.f. ■/>‘:| authoHtles. The Central Intelli­ scribedMn the IndictMent as an in- q{j|; by bus on a one-way road, York City, where he was belteved gence Agency,\ queried .earlier (ConthMed oa Pag# Eight) vestMent club In which depositors | ^ woMan was killed in a Moun- tohahidinf. could invest sufhs as low as JlOO i pass highway accident, New York PoUee said Bowall and receive 15 per cent back on, piooding rivers, forced evacua- has a criMinal record going back their InveatMent. scores of-farM families in ti)kl582. He has baan convicted for The indictMent naMe^d I northwest Washington valleys, eniiODiqft,' burglary, grand larceny sonsMs who invested In the club and Three railrpads Hivertertdiverted tratraffic | and Miner chi^aa. Critic of U.S. Heads then complained to the Hartford Better Business Bureau or federal over a coMbined route :qouth of the j State p^ee here would say little authorities when thev failed to re trouTble zone. ' concerning the warnuit. It w u la- celve dividend checks. , The Milwaukee road'Cv 9-car, used ‘Iss tb r reeiilt of furUier In- OlyMpian - Hiawatha pasVngeri vestlgatlons.” they said. Cuban Labor Group train was caught between slides They contSlued Questioning John (ConthMed on Page Nineteen) yesterday afternoon near H.vak, 60 j Hanna. 42, picked up rriday in Miles east of Seattle. Buses from ] New York. Henna, an ex-oonvtct, By RfWllRT BEBRELLEZ ❖ join It inforMing the new "revolu- waa aitaigned on chaggae of kid­ Havana, Nov. 23 t«*t—The Cuban Ellensburg. Wash., east of the Cas-^ tionary, confederation.' c.ades reached the stalled train, naping find aesault. He eaid be was Confederation of Labor today The delegates slso proposed a Four Missin«5 innocent. elected an executive conunittee handful p'f other ■ resolutions I early today and took the. paS-j A T A B r A lO sengers to Spokane for transfer to Oavell’s body was found 8aU|r- Made up entirely of MeMbers of bristling With attacks on the day in the Housatonic River at P^el Castro’s revolutionary party United States^. ' ' A s J r l r c J-jCVCIS a Makeup train for Chicago. __ -B-T g ^ buses got through on U.S. New Milford, The epot ie about 10 and rejected a. CoMMunist party These included a denunciation of ' milea froM OavaU's hoMe at Ban­ bid. for posU bn the labor high U.S. ’’monopolists and the State P * J ^ J J O t c l ' qne-way 0 0 1 traffic near the slide areh where Disc'Jockey Alan Freed, pioneer in the Rock *n' Roll cyaze. end hie wife, Inga, arrive for meeting taM,. and a fenf .Milea ...frtn the y^*^poMMand. Department... (for) opposing Just with Officials of WNEW-TV in New York todey. Freed eatd it was an insul) to question hiM hi Firet National atora he managed. Despite the rebuff to the organ­ efforts, of the Latlq ' AMerican the train was caught,. The Milwaukee.^ -<t}reat North­ connection with payolau (AP Photofax), y , . An autopay yeatarday showed ised Reds, inforMed sources setid people to achieve their rights.’’ ■ Peoria. 111.. Nov. 23 (/F\ -e Four that OaveU.-44, died pf a brain the 13-Man group elected early to­ Another assailed LAtUi Ameri­ ern and Northern Pacific Rail­ hie. persona were Missing today in a roads all halted trains on regular heMorrhago eauaed by a skull day by the 10th naUonal labor con­ can dictatordijM "who are eup- fracture. It was k "terrifle wallop,” gress included several former'Com-' ported by the uHlted Stateik,” second hotel fire within 24 hours routes acroiM the Cascades. The.v AMato Loses Munlsta and aoMe .CoMiiiunist syM in a racially Mixed neighborhood ! coMbined to divert traffic on a said Medical cnaMiner Howard tU.8. naval authorities at>- the Stevens. GuantanaMo Naval Bm #. in ehqt- near Peoria's downtown district.J ™ut® ‘’V, P” ®® Fijred Disc Jockey Or. Stevena aald it wae aaaDBied ding the group is secretary ern Cuba, were - accusred of dlk- and 'Vancouver, Wash. Licenses; Title While authorities searched the Highway traffic piled- up on dareil died Wednaaday night, the general David Salvador, Castro’s criininallng gainst Cuban w ork -^ ^ V ” ' fire choice Installed last Jan. 1 when era in pa.v scales. - both aides of the .Cascades as '^e nhrht ha wae reported Mlsetag. for the Miseing persons, the ptate major cross-state passes—Sno- ■Ule Ptfliee U . WiUiato Mc­ the • revolution triuMphed and an ’The delegates endorsed PriMe began a hearihg into yesterday's Bout Clouded outspoken critic of the United Minister Castro’s protest against qualMie. Stevens. White and Faces Payola Quiz Namara gave t)iia infefniattott firs. Blewett—all were closed Jjy slides. about Bawelii States. the alleged arMing, of planqa .on “ J think It cpwld be ereon In Irork, NovJ 'M He la 5 teat 7% taehaa tUl. The election by a roaring voice U.S. territory for attacks oie Cuba. state Athletic CoMniikslon today, got# ended the Congress after a tu­ both eases," said. Albert Boulton, (ConMiMed Vui Page Three) .weii^ 150 pouada,' ia thin^heed Another resolution ^roUfted to fire Inepeeter---', Detroit, t Nov.