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Atlanta
William A. Tate represented TRB&S
as member of a TV panel sponsored
by the Georgia Society of CPA's and
the Internal Revenue Service on Feb­ruary
14. The topic was personal in­come
tax problems.
Baltimore
John F. Rihtarchik, manager in the
Baltimore Office, took part in a panel
discussion of "Managerial Control
Through the Use of Statistical Sam­pling"
on April 20 at Goucher College
in Towson, Maryland. Mr. Rihtarchik
represented public accounting on a
four-man panel which included repre­sentatives
from business, education and
government. The seminar was spon­sored
by the Baltimore chapter of the
Federal Government Accountants As­sociation.
Boston
Richard Desmond recently wrote two
articles on Massachusetts Individual
Income Taxes which were published
in all leading newspapers throughout
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
to help taxpayers prepare their returns.
Chicago
Henry Korff addressed the University
of Illinois Accounting Club on Feb­ruary
25. His subject was "A Career
in Public Accounting."
Raymond Revers has also been in
demand as a speaker these past few
weeks. On March 31 he spoke to the
Loyola University Accounting Club
on "Profitability Accounting" and on
April 5 he participated in the Maine
Township High School Career Days,
speaking on "Accounting as a Career."
Cleveland
Edward L. Pitt gave his eleventh an­nual
talk to the Rotary Club of East­ern
Cleveland on March 9. The sub-
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