Mr. Mortimer, who wes to have made the trip also, had circumstances and the actress, Miss Kay Francis, were disclosed to have received only slightly less for a year's work than Mr. Hal Wallis production head of Warner Brothers. A listing of top salaries filled with the Securities and Exchange Commission showed that Mr. Wallis received $236,606 for the company's fiscal year ended August 27, 1938. Mr. Cagney was second with $234,000 and Miss Francis followed with $224,000. Warner Brothers also paid Mr. Jerome Kern, composer, $39,215.
Columbia Pictures reported that its President, Mr. Harry Cohn, received $182,000 during the fiscal year, while Mr. Jack Cohn, vice president, got $104,220. Mr. Attilio H. Giannini received $10,000 as financial adviser.
Other firms and salaries: Willys-Overland Motors, Inc—David R.
Wilson, president, $91,025; George W. Ritter, secretary $25,755.
A. O. Smith Corporation—W. C. Heath, president, $50,055; L. R. Smith, board chairman $34,026; John M.
Floyd, vice president $71,544; F. A. Stevenson, vice president $52,303; Herbert W. Wolff, $40,694.
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Kruschen is a scientific blend of six mineral salts found in the waters of those European Spas which have been used by generations of ove stout people to reduce weight. Only in Kruschen can you get this precise combination of salts—there is nothing else "just as good."—Apvr, evented, purchased the three 1 Ningpo fishing junk last year men and brought it to Shang-the ways for 2 comple The original intention as to leave Sh last construct half sleeping, bunks, and the in-of a wheel and engine took more e than was expected, and found necessary to postpone ailing date until Spring If the voyage is successfully com-Ar. Anderson, who has char-
A. Wood, $100,000; Lessing J. Rosen-wald, $75,000; James M. Barker, Thomas J. Carney, Donald M. Nelson, Emil J. Pollock, $50,000 each.
Swift & Co—John Holmes, president, $64,135; B. Traynor, vice president and treasurer, $54,185; George F. Swift, vice chairman, $51,442.
Armour & Co.—R. H. Cablee, president, $122,130; Charles J. Faulkner, jr. general counsel $71,136; E. L Lalumier, vice president, $67,507—United Press,
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