Evening star., 1938-05-11
c. B. s. PRESIDENT
WASPA|D $19D,19
Other Salaries for 1886 and
1887 Revealed in Report
to Securities Body.
BY the Associated Press.

~ ScCuiltIcS OUuy.
BY the Associated Press.
William S. Paley drew salary and
bonus Of $190,196 as president of the
Columbia Broadcasting System in
1887, Columbia report to the Secur-
tiles Commission disclosed Yesterday
Included in the sum was a ounus !.
$l49,295.
Edward Klauber, vice president,
drew aggregate remuneration of $780,
$40, including bonus of $39,840.
Other remuneration shown in an
nual reports:
American Can Co., New York City
H. w. Phelps, chairman of the board,
$15l 800 in 1887 and sl52, 100 in 1896;
H. A. Baker, president. $77O50 in
1887; w. E. Taylor, deceased vice
president, $87, $50 in 1887 and $685. ,99l
in 1896.
Crucible Steel Co., New York City
F. B. Hufnagel president, SIPS, 900 in
1887 and $l25, 900 in 1886; A. T. GAL
braith, vice president, $4,000 plus
1000 shares of stock valued at s54 1925;
H. L. Gellinger. vice president, Sl4,040
plus 1000 shares of stock valued at
$54,125
Eaton Chairman, SlO6,00O.
Eaton Manufacturing Co., Cleve-
land.-J. o. Eaton, chairman of the
board. 100000 in 1887 and $4,000
in 1896; C. I. Ochs, president, s69.35
and s37,64s.
Bendix Aviation Corp, South Bend,
1nd-Vincent Rendix, president, s72,-
9l2 and s75,273
Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky
Iouisville-W E. Smith. president,
$44.12496 and S3S,250; w. G. Vio-
lette, vice president, s3o,S87.46 and
s26,775; Charles G. Middleton, gen.
eral counsel. s26,475 and s22,e50
The Lone Star Cement Corp, New
York City-Charles L. Hogan, presi-
dent, $4,000 and S56,833
United States Smelling, Refining &
Mining Co., Boston-C. A. Hight
president. s6O17o and s60,2l0; N. W.
Rice, vice president, s45,1So and s45,-
240; M. H. Kuryla, vice president
$45,000 and S45000.
The Marchand Calculating Machine
Co., Oakland. Calif.-Edgar B. Jessup
president, s5l161 and S39.996; D. r.
Cooke, sales agent, s59,452 and s7l,-
887.
Pere Marquette Scale.
Pere Marquette Railway Cor. J.
Bowman, vice president, $4,000 and
$4,000; S. L. Merriam general coun-
sci. s2l. 800 and s2l600.
Seaboard Airline Railway-L. r.
Powell, ir,, receiver, $4,000 and $780,
600; Hendry W. Anderson, receiver,
$4,000 and $4,000.
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma,
Tulsa-Fred w. insult, president,
s15,363 and sl4,640.
Public Service Co. of Northern Illi-
rois, Chicago-James Simpson, chair
man, 100000 and $4,000; Britton l.
Budyfn, president. $4,000 and $780,
$50; Julius L. Hecht, vice president,
$23,500 and S2l.645.
Portland General Electric Co., Port
land, Oreg-Franklin T. Griffith, pres
ident, $4,000 and $4,000; James E.
Polhemus, executive vice president.
$4,000 for 1887 (no 1886 figure).
Niagara Share Corp. of Maryland
Jacob F. Schoellkopf, jr., president,
s32,930 and $36050.
Niagara Falls Power Co., Buffalo,
N. Y.-Paul A. Schoellkopf, president,
Sl5,542 and $34,390.
American Investment Co.
American Investment Co. of Illinois.
Springfield, HID. L. Barnes. presi-
dent, s42.743 and S30,325; D. B. LIGHT
enstein, first vice president, S33, ,656 and
$23.485.
Advance Aluminium Casting Corp,
Chicago-Roy W. Wilson. president,
$25,73O and s1O,4O0; E. G. Grund-
strom. vice president. S25, ,735 and S10,-
800: Nels Shoan, secretary y-treasurer
S25,735 and sl0,4oO
Commercial Book Binding Co.,
Cleveland-A Cahen, president, s44,-
89l and $4,000.
Aluminium Industries, Inc, Cincin-
nati-H. J. Halter. general manager,
S39,279 and $38,902.
Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Corp.
Milwaukee-OttoH H. Falk, chairman of
the board, $5l,675 and $45,333; Max
w. Babb, president, $4,000 and $685.
b54.
Ainsworth Manufacturing Corp De-
troit-Charles H. Ainsworth, president,
$50,000 and $4,000; R. ]. Purdy, vice
president, $4,000 and $4,000.
The Twin Coach Co., Kent, Ohio
F. r. Fageol, president, SAL, sos and
s33,s91.
United Light & Power Co., Chicago
c. S. Mccain, president and director
OF subsidiaries, $67,965 and $63,5s5
B. j. Denman. director, s48,324 and
$43,395; j. F. Porter, director, S45,150
and $45,213.