The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17

issued by the Securities and Ex- change Commission, covered salaries and colnpensations of more than $75,000 paid by corporations in the calendar year. 194O or in business fiscal years covering part of 1940 and part of 194l.
 The income of such notables as Henry Ford and John D. Rockefel- Ter, Jr., did not show on the Treas ury breakdown, since they receive most of their income from invest ments. The Treasury reported only salaries, bonuses and commissions for personal services.
 a Irene Dunne Leads
 Biggest total shown for any woman in the report was $362, 500 for screen star Irene Dunne, but this was over 8 22-mor1th period, from January l, 1940, to October 31, 1941. She worked for three different studios each of which submitted its reports on different fiscal-year bases, and her total could not be compared with 12-month figures reported for most individuals. Miss Dunne re- ceived $90,000 from RKO Pictures, 1nc.,. $135,O00 from Columbia Pic lures Corp, and $137, 7,5OO from Uni- versal Pictures Go.
 The treasury listed in all ITS per- sons who received $75,0O0 or more and 62 who received more than $200, 900. The nine immediately fol- lowing Mayer were, in this order:
 Thomas J. Watson, president of International Business Machines, Inc, 3546, ,294.
 Eugene G. Grace, president, Beth lehem Steel Corp, $478,144.
 George w. Hill, President, Ameri- can Tobacco Co, $456,415.
 Bing Crosby Way Up
 Bing Crosby. screen star, $302,- 314.81 from Paramount Pictures, znc., and $150,0OO from Universal Pictures Co, Inc, TOT total of $452,- 3l4.
 F. A. Countway, President, Lever Bros. O., soap manufacturers, $43s,77S.
 James Cagney, screen star. $362,- 500.
 Clark Gable, movie star, $357, 800.
 Nicholas M. Schenck, President, Loew's, Inc, $334 ,204.
 Frederick H. Prince, board chair man, Chicago Stockyards Co.,, $300.- 900.
 ..Twenty-four of the 62 persons re- ceiying $200, 900 or more are in the motion picture industry. General Motors, Inc, provided nine $200, 900 or more incomes; The American To- bacco Co, four. and Vanderbilt, Co.,, Inc, two.
 Those reported receiving $200,o0O or more:
 Loew's Inc.-Stars Joan Craw- ford, $226, ,53S; William Powell, $256,- 250; Ginger Rogers, $254, ,4l6; Wal lace Berry, $25l ,250; Spencer Tracy. nc1T,383; Robert Montgomery, $211,- 416; 0reta Garbo, $203, ,333; Also these executives-Hunt Stromberg, $297, ,409; E. J. Manix, $2SO,579; Sam Katz, $277, ,979; B. H. Hyman, $26S,- 989; A. L. Lichtman, $247, ASA; David Bernstein, $226,5 ,522; J. Robert Rubin, $2O4, ,a08; Clarence Brown, $220, GOO; Robert 2. Leonard, $208,O00, and w. s. Van Dyke, $201, ,583.
 Warner Bros.-Bette Davis. $271,- OS3: Errol Flyn, $24O000, and H. B. Wallis. $260, 900; Edward G. Robin son, $171.461 plus $100,000 from Loew,s, a total of $271, ,461.
 Samuel Goldwyn, Inc. = Gary Cooper, $287y y671.
 Columbia Pictures Corp Cary Grant. $131, ,250 plus $125,OO0 from Loew's, a total of $256, ,250.
 Universal Pictures, Inc.-Deanna Dslrbin, $2o3, ,166.
 Paramount Pictures, Inc.-Fred MacMurray, $248,333
 General Motors
 General Motors, Inc.-William s. Knudsen, president, $219O55; Alfred P. Sloan. Board Chairman, $200, 800; Charles F. Kettering, research, $248, : 944; Charles E. wilson, $256, ,506; Donaldson Brown, $248, 8,682; Albert Bradley. $248, $50; John T. Smith. $248, $50; Marvin E. Coyle, $219, ,123; and Ormond E. Hunt, $211,514.
 DuPont Nemours & Co.-Walter