Evening star. [volume], November 26, 1951, Page A-9, Image 9

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Gives Up Lucrative
Scrap Metal Contract
By th* Associated Press
DETROIT, Nov, 26.—A former
Detroit bootlegger today called
quits to a money-making scrap
metal contract he allegedly ob
tained for “union busting" ac
tivities.
Santo (Sami Perrone, 66-year
old Sicilian immigrant, said he
was giving up the much-publi
cized contract with the Detroit
Michigan Stove Co. because he
didn't want to be “persecuted"
any more.
He already has made a forttine
out of the contract, worth as
much as an estimated $65,000 a
year, the Kefauver Crime Com
mittee learned this year. Perrone
was a witness before it at a
Detroit hearing.
Perrone and four other men
were accused last week in a war
rant of conspiracy to bribe an
employe of the stove company,
interfere with the formation of
a labor union, and interfere with
employes in pursuit of their work.
He and three of the others
are to be arraigned on the charges
Thursday. The fifth man, Nono
Minaudo, is a fugitive.
The United Auto Workers—
which just last week concluded a
contract with the stove company,
claimed that Perrone's main job
—aside from hauling scrap metal
—was to smash any attempt to
unionize.the firm.
Perrone. before the Kefauver
committee, denied the charges.
He admitted, however, that he
couldn't read street signs and
could barely write well enough
to sign checks.
35 More War Criminals
Due Parole in Japan
By the Associated Press
TOKYO, Nov. 26.—Thirty-five
Japanese war criminals will be
paroled from Sugamo Prison De
cember 1-6. This will bring the
number of paroles to 471.
The occupation army today
listed the 35. All had been sen
tenced to 12 years or less and
had served more than four years.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 26.—The
Army is gradually replacing her
ringbone twill with a new type of
cotton-sateen cloth as the ma
terial for Army fatigue clothing.
Sateen trousers for the troops
sounded a little on the fancy side
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cently called for bids on several
million yards of the new type ma
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tests.
Search for Plane Lost in Balkans Is Abandoned
ly the Associated Press
ROME, Nov. 26.—The United
States Air Force has given up the
general search for an American
C-47 transport plane which dis
appeared November 19 en route
from Munich to Belgrade with
four crewmen.
A spokesman at United States
Air Force search headquarters at
Treviso said a small crew with
a helicopter and two planes would
remain on duty to check any re
ports on the missing craft.
In the past week as many as
20 planes a day have scoured
Yugoslav territory and the Italian
Alps in a fruitless hunt. Ground
searchers have covered much of
the area running down rumors
about the missing craft.
Since the transport last radioed
on November 19 that it was head
ing toward northeast Italy with
fuel running low, there have been
many reports as to its fate.
The United States Embassy at
Belgrade reported the plane was
fired on by Hungarian and Ro
manian border guards.
There also was a report from
Vienna that an unidentified air
traveler from Bucharest said the
craft was shot down by Roman
ian guards. That report said the
four crewmen were alive but in
jured.
Lecture in French
Prof. Henri Talon of the Uni
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Works of Andre Malraux” at 7:45
p.m. Wednesday in the Founders
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