Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 22, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1935 — Page 15

APRIL' 5, 1035

HUGE SALARIES j FOR EXECUTIVES ARE DISCLOSED

Standard Oil Cos. (Indiana) President Tops Ust With $117,900. t nil 4 Frrf WASHINGTON. April s—Millions of dollars in salaries paid annually to Americas big business men were disclosed today in score* of reports on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Salaries ranging from 150,000 to more than SIOO,OOO were recorded in applications of large companies seeking permanent registration for their securities on the national stock exchanges. The largest salary report was that of Edward G. Seubert, Chicago, president of the Standard Oil Cos. ‘lndiana), who drew $117,900. Other large salaries in this company w'ere Charles J. Barkdull, vice-president, $51,400: Allan Jackson, vice-presi-dent, $64,800; Robert H. McElroy, vice-president, $54,900; Edward J. Bullock, vice-president, $60,300. James H. Rand Jr., Buffalo, president of Remington Rand, Inc., got $94 130 and Bejamin L. Winched, New York, chairman of the tive committee, $40,160. Herahey Head Gets $91,550 Other salaries: William F. R. Murrie, Hershey, Pa., president-director, Hershey Chocolate Corp.. $91,550. Francis H. Brownell, New York, board chairman, American Smelting and Refiining Cos.. SIOO,OOO, and Simon Guggenheim. New York, York, president, $50,000. Henrick P. Small, New York, president American Express Cos., $68,665. P. W. Litchfield. Akron, 0., chairman. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Cos.. $81,000; Clifton Slusser, Akron, vice-president, $38,643. Burnett W. Robbins. Chicago, president. General Outdoor Advertising Cos., $56,390; William F. Humphrey, San Francisco, president. Associated Oil Cos.. $48,195. Mr. Humphrey said he received also $60,000 as president of the Tidewater Associated Oil Cos., and associates. Await Other Reports Louts Bloch. San Francisco, chairman of Brown Zellerbach Corp., *67,500; I. Zellerbach, San Francisco. president. $45,900. David A. Crawford. Chicago, president, Pullman Corporated. $65,484; Louts S. Taylor, Chicago, vice-presi-dent. $36,816; E. Eugene* Adams, Chicago, vice-president, $32,812. McGraw Electric Co.—A. B. Bussmann. St. Louis; H. T. Bussman, St. Louis; Glenn M. Waters. Minneapolis. and H. C. Genter. Minneapolis, all vice-presidents, received $14,400 each. R. C. Suhr. Cleveland. 0.. president, City Ice and Fuel Cos.. $40,500. Many corporations, including F. W. Woolworth Cos.. General Motors Corp., Cord Corp. and Hudson Motor Car Cos., filed their registration applications but did not disclose salaries, saying that they would make a supplemental report. SIMS RALLY, CUT LEAD Culbertsons Retain 7180-Point Edge in Bridge Meet. JtV t’nilrd Pres* NEW YORK. April s.—The P Hal Sims staged a minor comeback last night in thei; 30-rubber match with the Ely Cu’jcrtsons. reducing the Culbertsons' lead to 7180 points. Eighty rubbers have been played.

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