OCR Text |
Show THE CONSTRUCTION OF CHAPEL TO BEGIN UERALD-JOURNA- MAY 10, 19 PAGIif NINE 3 0. Salaries of Industrial Leaders Drop In 1938 Studios Warming Over Old Plots With New Slant U!l -WASHINGTON. May ID Only two industrial leaders received salaries In excess of last year, it was revealed today in annual corporation reports for 1938 filed with the securities and exchange commission. Walter Gifford, president of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co., received $2r 9,350 and Robert O. .Stanley, chairman of the board of Interna ional Nickel Co., Canada. Ltd., was paid $2U4.7U0. last for The animal rcpnrt.x year, the bulk of which already are on file with the SEC, indicated the 11I3X business recession resulted in salary cuts for most corporate officials. Complete .reports from the motion picture inwhich dustry, paid highest salaries in 11137, were sill lacking, however. General Motors corporal ion executives took sharp reductions from the previous year, both in salaries and bonuses. Iu 11)38, William S. Knudsen, president, was paid $124,465 in salary and a bonus of 1.767 shares of common stock valued at $68,248. The previous year, his salary totaled $1 10,38(1 0 and he received a bonus in stock. Among other salaries reported were; Standard Oil Co., (New Jcisey) - W, S. Karish. president, $138,-17- 1 $3(10,-oo- I This is the last of a series on Changing: Hollywood. six-pa- rt NKA i BY PAIL ILYKKISON' Service Staff Correspondent o Alslyn, president, $81,609. Johns Manviile Corp. Lewis H. Brown, president, $98,869. E. On. R. Biscuit National 'I oinlinson, president, $96,550. David America. Radio Corp. of Snrnoff, president. $lon.9(lO. S. S. Kresge, Co- .- R. R. Williams, president. $89,250. Locomotive Baldwin Works, Iiiiladelpliia -- Georgo C Houston, president, (resigned effective Sept. 30, 19381 $90,240. United Aircraft Corp. Donald HOLLYWOOD. May L. Brown, president, $57,490. now and then some local swipni Packard Motor Car Co. Alvan peers into his highball glass ueid Maeauley, president, $45,954. foresees a day when movies itill Eastman Kodak Co- .- Frank W. be based on something more and general Lovejoy, president than the love of a beautiful manager. 115,419. girl for a beautiful boy. W. Curliss-Wrigh- t. Corp. G. The film masters have been givVaughan, president, $55,008. ing n lot of anxious thought to the Columbia Broadcasting System, stories question of important Inc. William S. 1aley, president, and haye decided that about Uio $171,849. only fields they dare touch are Homestake Co., San Mining biography, history, medical science Francisco Edward H. Clark, anl patriotism. Only president, $50,070. permissabie sociological theme is crime and penology; this is because convicts do not pay to sec Wins movies. Failure NEW YORK (AW) So Hollywood now is involved to provide Philip Davis, an attorin a multiple cycle of life stories, g ney passenger, with a seat during stories and doctor a train ride cost the New York stories. There are 23 biographies A world-fameCentral railroad $17. The appsychic. Gene Dennis (above) is aiding police on the production schedules for the in oao of the country's moat baffling crime cases. In Seattle, current season. pellate court upheld a judgment by where a "phantom firebug'' has eluded a police net. while gethe municipal court. The rail-- ) But all such specialized sub176 consecutive tting apartment house blazes. Miss t(enni3 road's pica was that Its ticket con- -, jects will be like a flush on Hiee "tauehed" materials left behind by the firebug, felt their ,'' screen compared to the General Motors Corp. Alfred 1. traded only for transportation and and dearribed him from a vision. He ia wiry, has a of love stories. The not for a seat. Sloan, Jr., chairman, $164,450. Scandinavian dialect, wears no coni, has formula never has filtrousers, railroad Martin Iennsylvunia in hinand is the it ahe been has She has left become hand," said. tered, although crippled W. Clement, president, $100,000. In many countries of the world, dered considerably by a plagtie known for work with Scotland yard and American polite. Otis Elevator Jesse H. Van octopi are popular as fowl. of drawing-rooafid slapstick more recently by lusty outduor . epics In which actresses have htd very little to do. j Today, though, the screen is i a renaissance of romance. STOKY DEMAND j EXCEEDS SUPPLY TEN FOLD I To find out about story trends, I went to see Julian Johnson. Hcjis the story editor of 20th Century-FoAppoinl nient.x as student assistthe studio that made the largest profit lost year of any of the ants in the library at Utah State for the 1939-4- 0 Hollywood majors. Mr. Johnson Agricultural college were announced year college speaking; by Leonard H. Hollywood has used up the Monday afternoon librarian. Fifty-on- e surface material pretty fast in Kirkpatrick, this the last 10 years. By now it Is students took ofthe examinationseven this total spring and filming 10 times more stories- stories of consequence and im- were selected, Mr. Kirkpatrick said, however, one position will be portance than are being writheld open until next fall at which ten for publication. For 20 years the screen tyas time another examination will be lived on current novels, plays nind given. arc: The appointed short stories and the obvious eight Bishop of Paradise; masterpieces of previous times. Tie Josephine Mabel Hartvigsen of Logan; Joan supply is exhausted now and ve Hutchison of Providence; Edith have had to dig deeper. One source is biography, but only stuff hf Law of Bountiful; Thayle Nielson dramatic value such as Paste pr, of Hyruni; Frances Rawlins of Zola and Alexander Graham Bll. Lewiston; Ruth Tyson of Logan Another source is contemporary and as first alternate, Bulilu life and action aviation, mcdicioe, Brady of Virginia, Idaho. Mr. Kirkpatrick also announced industrial progress. Most major Industries arc worth a picture rail- the reappointment for next year of roads, communications, newsgath- student assistants who have workin High-Price- d during this ering, movies. In "Lloyds of Lon- ed in the library don we made a pretty good otie year. Included in this group are Zclla . Alice.. Siiumonds .of , Cornish. on insurance.. 1 "PLYMOUTH "Sometimes the screen has to Allred of Hyrum, Ora Bills of work over fragile or old materials. Logan. Arden Burnham of BrigCAR Gunga Din' and Charge of the ham, Nellie Cliff o Heber, Norwood of Della Lewiston, on were based Hyer LightBrigade CAR poems. For Jesse James we had Kendall of Ncphi. William Lowe to create a lot of incident for our of Beaver. Reed Smith of Logan, Keith Oakes of Hyrum, Dale Olpurposes. sen of Logan, Margery Mackercll CURRENT HISTORY Since All Three cars of Beaver. Leah lewis of PresOUT OF FOCUS FOB FILMS cost about the same, Plymouth's and The absence from the screen of ton, Idaho, John Weaver big advantage in advanced features stories about exciting events James Weaver of Layton and Ray While of Beaver. to shows the best buyl abroad is not due merely policy, A small staff of student asJohnson said. T TRANSMISSION Whenever you go back, you'll sistants for the summer session find that at the time things were was selected end consists of (he STANDFRONT COIL SPRINGS nobody wrote about following, Zclla Allred of Hyrum, happening ARD EQUIPMENT em, he told me. "In the time of Ora Bills of Logan, Keith Oakes FRAME Napoleon nobody wrote of his fab- Hyruni, Leah Lewis of Preston, HYPOID REAR AXLE ulous empire. But 10 yews after Idaho. Ruth Tyson of Logan, Jean his death a rush of Napoleonic Hutchison of Providence, Edna ENGINE DESIGN ' literature began and is still going. Wesslcr of Ogden, Josephine STEERING WHEEL GEAR It was 10 years after the Civil Bishop of Paradise, Edith Law EQUIPMENT War that authors began to write of Bountiful. Alice Simmonds of and Paul Seherbel about it. At first it came from the Cornish of ALUMINUM ALLOY PISTONS northern side, with a Union sol- Salt Lake City. FOUR RINGS PER PISTON dier the hero and often a southern Librarian Kirkpatrick explainCHAIN CAMSHAFT DRIVE viewpoint Nobody yet has writ- ed that all appointments deiieml ten anything great about the World entirely upon the ability of the inFOUR SPRINGS War. dividuals to work when the library Your nearby Plymouth dealer will Some time, the tilings that need most them arc happening in Europe today Hnd tiHin how well Ihpy do their gladly show you the complete list will emerge ns intensely drawork. All who took the test and and explain what each gives you in DELIVERED IN DETROIT, including front and rear matic Rtorics. Why. the peril of didn't receive an appointment arc extra value. The Plymouth Road-kin- g bumpers, bumper guards, spare wheel, tire and tube, foot life over there is as great hs it invited to lake the test again 251 20 control for headlight beam with Indicator on dash, ashhas out of was in American frontier days. next fall, he said. In front and rear, sun visor, safety glass and big But right now the whole pictray and the De Luxe Plymouth hat 241 trunk apace ( 19.3 cu. ft.). Prices include ail federal taxes. ture is out of focus, and its Transportation and state, local taxes, If any, not Included. likely to stay out of foeus (or SCHOOL . MAJOR (0WCS'AMATEURH0UR,C.B.S.NETRI0RK,THURS..S-10PJIJE.D.$.Tyea rs. "For one thing, most of the good writers are here in Hollywood, NAMED and the others have become too personally embroiled in political Trustees to serve in various and social issues. People like Erncet Hemmingway and Vincent Franklin county school districts the ennsing year have Sheehan turn out a fair job once during been elected and the list turned in awhile, but mostly they're writover to :hc office of the county ing their own opinions. superintendent, according to WellFILM EDITOR SEES and F. Smith, county superintenRETURN OF ROMANCE Although many of tho Johnson looks for a return of dent. to sucromance and romanticism because, trustees were themselves. several new He said, every era or vogue has ceed to be followed by k period "I names appear. Unless otherwise succeed the members relief ,just as the realists moved listed, themselves, the chairman in each in on the heels of the Victorian If a new Dumas were to appro,' case appearing first, clerk secondin literature today, hed sweep the ly; 3. S. Velma Cottle, Evans, world. lamnurd Buttcrworth, Typical of the new type of stories Preston; Samuel It, Handy, Franklin; Abfer which Hollywood is searching M. Hull, raham Winward. Ella demands lo meet the customers' for fresh material Is Confessions succeeding' M. G. Larsen, G. L. of a Nazi Spy," based on actual Tanner. Whitney; Leonard Johncases which camo out of the Nazi son, Gideon Contlie. East Side; C. J. Larsen, spy trial in New York last autumn. Asa L. Webster. Original stories such as Msdn Glendale; L. M. Wright. Fred E. Love Affair Maplcton, for Each Other," succeeding and Three Smart Girls Grow Mary Knapp, LaVpre Sorenson; Merlin William new Wiser, Rawlings, Up" arc forerunners of the cycle, but in the absence of succeeding Henry Drury, William Wiser. Kofoed. Fatrview; HollyGeorge authors enough inspired wood is digging a lot of old hits Sara Nelson. Weston; James Tasso, Orson Kofoed, Clifton; Joseph from dusty shelves and schedulHansen, George Griffeth. Dayton; ing them for remakes. of these have been Uless Nash. A. W. Stevenson, Twenty-tw- o A. Charles Sparrow, announced, the majority with new succeeding titles. Four of the pictures are be- W. Stevenson, Linrose. Richard Lemmon, E. T. Benson. ing revived and revised for the A WINNING COMBINATION Safety-Ste- el the extra hydraulic brakes, a Ben Butlars, Jasper Rasmussen, third time. ITS luxury, comfort and safety of this great provenbody. Floating Power engine mountings. So Hollywood seems to be starv- Mr. Buttars having taken the Plymouth plug so low a price! ing for story material in a time of place of Rolland Williams. R. F. And all Plymouth models have the big, g events, and there D. Weston; Clarence Talbot, T. ed Think of it of the leading cars, engine giving flashing power Marion are many who criticize the screen C. Palmer, succeeding Plymouth is 5 inches longer than one ; 6 inches with economy. Try it! Plymouth Division of for refusing to mirror vital prob- Lindhart. Henry Stokes, Winder; W. S. Geddes. Miles, lems. Dorothy longer than the otherl Plymouth has time- - Chrysler Corporation, Detroit, Michigan- Julian Johnson, who is a suc- succeeding W. S. Geddes, Demont R. not a propa- Bell, Banida; Myrl Workman, cessful showman and gandist, says simply: "The movies A. Ward. Treasureton; Lafayette are not only an appraisal of life; Smith, Loren A. Winger, succeeding J. Leon Forsgren. L. A. Winthey are an escape from it." ger, Riverdale; Gladys Johnson, In order to get a fair return on G. E. Olsen, Glencoe; Martinus Mink Keller. Rulon the land Investment, very valuable Larsen, Leland land is used for apartment house Creek; Panter, Frank lower-priced land Kroft, Treasureton; Anton Koller, building, while Thomas Preston, Weston. has detached homes. very this was entered by the Oliver E. Millard company of Logan. No other bids were submitted. The remaining $11,000 will be spent Subfor fixtures and equipment. contracts have not been let. The were opened bids as submitted by the Franklin stake officials and then sent to Salt Lake City for decision by the LDS general The Pocatello bid authorities. won an okeh from the church. terms of the conto According tract the building must be finished by November. As designed by Architect W. A. Skidmore of Pocatello, the edifice will combine a. chapel, recreation kitchen, hall, modern baptismal bishop's offont, 17 classrooms, fice' and largo stake presidency and high council headquarters. Whore classrooms are situated the two stories. will rontain building 14, Sunday, UcginiiiiiR May members of the First ward at Preston will meet at the Opera house which with .its seating capacity and several rooms to bo used for classes will serve as a suitable headquarters until Nov- Suit Over Seat $16,-82- empire-buildin- vibra-tinns- prepdn-deranc- f Library Assistants SCIENCE NEWS Keeping Up to Data A WEDNESDAY, , chapel-tabernac- group won the construction contract by submitting a low bid of A bid some hibher than $57,000. ember. UTAH, FILMS SEEK NEW STORIES; Famed Psychic as Sleuth ROMANCE STAGES REVIVAL Cons; ruction of the new $68,000 ward Franklin Stake-Firwill begin within 10 been let dues, the bid having constructto the of Pocatello, Idaho, ion company announced by memit has been stake presiFranklin of the bers dency at Preston. Site of construction will be at the corner of where the present First ward chapel stands and is being torn down by Dan Jensen and Parley Smart. The Pocatello st LOGAN. i; Named At College Detroit motor company has secured patent for a machine which tents scat cushions of iiunmobiles to the exact fit of The device, composoccupants. ed of a series of reciprocating rods and rollers that contact the cushions, operates on a swift production line. weights are placed on Adjustable the rods. Markers on the rods Indicate the exact depth they should sink into the cushions for average drivers. If the cushions are "off, they are rejected. Lya Lys and Henry Victor in a scene from Confessions- of a Nazi Spy." It's one of new type films Hollywood is producing, to , meet demands of patrons for fresh stories. Of 25 Important Features Cars found has 20 2 has 9! 3 has 7! - low-pric- ed its NOW ONLY ALL-SILEN- SHIFT-STAND- ARD officials DISTRICT TRUSTEES Porter, ... world-shakin- low-pric- STATIONS EVERYWHERE IN UTAH AND IDAHO rust-proof- ed |