Evening star., 1941-04-10
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
There are 140 dollar-a-year mer
employed in the Office of Produc-
ton Management, a list just made
public discloses.
Neither William S. Knudsen MOI
Sidney Hillman, director and asso-
ciate director, are on the list. o.
ficials explained that under the 1917
act, under which they were ap-
pointed, they received no salaries.
On the list was w. A. Hartman
vice president of the Union Pacific
Railroad, who still is carried on
the o. P. MS dollar-a-year roll
although he has gone to London as
special representative OF Mr.
Roosevelt.
Those listed were:
Production Division.
w. L. Bait, president, S. K. F.
Industries; w. Ray Bell, president
Association of Cotton Textile Mer-
chants; j. D. Biggers, president
Libby, Owens, Ford Glass Co.;
Charles w. Boyce, vice president
Northwest Paper Co.; E. A. Brand
Tanners Council of America; Ma
son Britton, McGraw-Hill Publish
ing Co.; Edward Browning, jr.,
George H. McFadden g. Bros; H
w. Bryant, youngstown Sheet &
Tube Co.; Sydney Buckley, presi-
dent. Shepard-Niles Crane g. Hoist
Corp; F. P. Byerly, Price, Water
house g. Co.; F. H. Cabot, president,
General Public Service Corp; W.
F. Carey, Carey, Baxter g. Kennedy
Construction Co.; F. B. Cliffe, as
sistant controller, General Electric
Co.
J. P. Cotton, Wright, Gordon
Zachry g. Parlin; Richard R. Deu-
pree, president, Proctor & Gamble
Co.; Howard w. Dunbar, vice presi-
dent and general manager, Norton
Co., Worchester, Mass; Gano Dunn
president, ]. G.. White Engineering
Corp; Joseph V. Dunn, engineer
American Telephone & Telegraph;
A. B Einig, Notch & Merryweather
Machinery Co.; Knud Englested
own business, steel and machinery
D. C. Everest, president, Marathon
Paper Mills Co.; William L. Finger
Rubber Manufacturers Association;
S. R. Fuller, jr., president, American
Bamberg Corp; Charles S. Garland
partner, Alexander Brown g. Sons;
A. r. CLANCY, president A. r
Clancy, Inc.
William A. Hartman, vice preSl-
dent, Union Pacific Railroad Co.;
William H. Harrison, vice president
American Telephone g. Telegraph;
Harry w. Hitchcock, Southern Cali
fornia Telephone Co.; George F.
Hooker, manager of sales for cast
ings, forgings, etc, Bethlehem Steel
Co.; Blake D. Hull, chief engineer
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.;
E. F. Johnson, group executive
General Motors Corp; Fred Jones,
owner, Fred Jones, Ford dealer;
William v. Kahler, chief engineer
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.; Charles
w. Kellogg, Edison Electric Insti-
tute; Hesket H. Kuhn, president
Hardware & Supply Co., Akron
Ohio: Donald M. Latin, Giddlngs
& Lewis, Fond du Lac, Wis; Carl M
Lynge, assistant manager, Bridge
port plant, General Electric Co.
H. M McAdoo, U. S. Leather Co..
r. E. Mcconnell, president, May
flower Associates; J. F. McKerman
Point Breeze merchandise manager
Western Electric Co., Baltimore
Md; George J. Mead, director
United Aircraft and Transport
Corp; Robert l.. Mehornay, presi.
dent, -Mehornay Furniture
Co.: Merrill C. Meigs, publisher
Chicago Herald American; George
M. Moffett. Corn Products Refining
Co.: Carl c. Monrad, associate pro.
fessor chemical engineering, Car
negie Institute of Technology; j. c
Nichols, president, J. C. Nichols In
vestment Co.; Earl H. Norem, Yer.
milya-Brown Co., Inc.
Mark w. Norman, senior partner
Cummings g. Lockwood; A. J
OLeary, Lukens Steel Co.; John c
Parker, vice president, Consolidated
Edison Co. of New York, Inc; Norri!
M. Perris, Aluminium Manufacturers
Inc; j. Roy Porter, president, Mar.
shall & Huschert Machinery Co..
Harold F. Seymour, vice president
Columbian Wise & Hardware Co.
Charles A. Simmons, president, Sim
mons Machine Tool Corp; E. E. T
Smith, New York Stock Exchange
Frank E. Spencer, Crucible Stee
Co. of America; Bradley r. Slough