Show Bioff and Browne Await V Extortion Sentence Sentencer t I r NEW YORK Nov 7 1 AP APA AP-A A A possible maximum penalty e of 36 years in prison and fineS fineff confront George orge E E. EF F Browne and William Bioff I labor bol leaders convicted of extorting E front from movie executives A federal court Jury found the F pair guilty on all aU three e counts i V t of an Indictment aft after r r inK two hours Thursday Th The verdict climaxing a four four- F meek eek trial that brought some of ot Hollywoods' Hollywoods top executives to the wItness v stand will wm Judge John rohn C. C Knox told th the the- Jurors let fresh air a lot of homes in this coun coun- try Held by Marshal Browne president of of the International Inter national Alliance o of Theatrical St St. Stags g FL and nd Bioff h his 1 personal representative in Hollywood were turned over ovel to th the U. U S S. S marshal td await sentence sentence sen sen- tence next Ve Wednesday nesda Judge rudge Knox refused t fa fd acc accept pt ban bail and dented denied motions t td W set et aside asid the th verdict In characterizing the verdict as eminently desirable Judge rudge Knox asserted all all labor doubtless will be glad to have tf their unions purged of such individuals addIn add add- In Ln ing Ie u union pion labor is is- isto to endure It must rid itself of 01 men who stand ready to sell out labor when when-it t suits lilts their purpose Bioff Called Hoodlum The pair was convicted of ot col I from rom Warner Brothers Paramount Pictures Twentieth Fox Century and nd Loews Loew's Inc for assurance of labor p peace ce in the motion picture industry U TJ S. S Attorney Mathias F. F Correa characterized Bioff Biot in fn his summation elimination as a Chicago hoodlum hoodlum hood hood- lum Jum and a raving egomaniac who had lied again and again Under oath Bioff Blot pictured himself as a messenger boy who had collected more than from film officials at their request I |