Applause;

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Atlanta
E. R. Dryden spoke at the meeting of
the Federal Government Accountants
Association. His subject was "Report
Writing."
The subject of a recent article for
the Administrative Systems Association
Magazine by E. A. Duff Macbeth was
"Profitability Accounting — A Man­agement
Control System."
Boston
Notice has been received from the
Massachusetts Society of CPAs that
the following TRB&S Boston men
have been appointed to 1962-1963
committees: Hugh Dysart, Jr. to the
Committee on Cooperation with Small
Business Administration; Philip Sha­piro
to the Accounting & Auditing
Procedure Committee; Charles Noble
to the Education Committee.
On February 5-7 James Lynch, su­pervisor
in the Boston Office, was
leader of a seminar conducted by Dis­count
Management Institute at the
Statler Hilton Hotel in New York. His
subject was "Measuring Operational
Results."
March and April were busy months
for Don Wiese, what with speaking
on radio and television. In March he
appeared on WBZ-TV where he was
interviewed during a discussion rela­tive
to federal income taxes. On April
12 he participated on a panel discuss­ing
the deductibility of education ex­penses
and casualty losses, and answer­ing
questions telephoned in by the
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