Additions to the Library;Mr. Cyril B. Dooley;News items;

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Additions to the Library
Ayer, Leslie J . and Ashley, Paul P.
Cases on Business Law, Selected with Notes
and Problems. (New York, Prentice-Hall,
1929. 1064 p.)
Eckardt, H. W. Accounting in the Lum­ber
Industry. (New York, Harper &
Brothers, 1929. 291 p.)
Jackson, Jacob Hugh. Auditing Prob­lems,
a Comprehensive Study in Principles
and Procedure. (New York, The Ronald
Press Company, c1929. 534 p.)
Knight, T. C. Commercial Air Trans­port
Accounting. (Los Angeles, Charles R.
Hadley Company, 1929. 4 p.)
Pinkerton, Paul W. Accounting for Sur­plus.
(New York, The Ronald Press Com­pany,
c1924. 120 p.)
Railway Accounting Officers Associa­tion.
Annual Report, 1928-1929. (Wash­ington,
Railway Accounting Officers Asso­ciation,
192.8-1929.)
United States. Commerce, Department
of. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Com­merce.
China Trade Act, 1922, with Regu­lations
and Forms. Edition of 1928 with
Amendments as of February 26, 1925.
(Washington, Government Printing Office,
1928. 26 p.)
United Typothetae of America. Stand­ard
Cost Finding System Set. (Chicago,
United Typothetae of America, 1928. 26
forms.)
University of Illinois. Bureau of Busi­ness
Research. Standard Financial Ratios
for the Public Utility Industry. (Urbana,
University of Illinois, 1929. 44 p.)
Vickery, B. G. A Guide to the Main
Changes Effected by the Companies Act, 1929,
Affecting Accounts and Auditing. (St. A l ­bans,
Metropolitan College, 1929. 24 p.)
Mr. Cyril B. Dooley
The New York 45th Street Practice
Office departed from its duty of serving
clients, on October 3, long enough to con­gratulate
Mr. Cyril B. Dooley on the com­pletion
of his twenty-five years with Has­kins
& Sells. The congratulations took on
a substantial form when Mr. Dooley was
presented with a check from the firm in
token of its appreciation of his long and
faithful service.
Mr. Dooley, known to many as "Cyril,"
began his career with Haskins & Sells as an
office boy. Then, with the growth of the
firm, came the need for a "stationery de­partment,"
and Mr. Dooley was placed in
charge. During the war his service was
interrupted when he enlisted "to do his
bit." Upon his return he was made chief
file room clerk and, with the opening of the
uptown practice office, was transferred,
where he has since been custodian of the
increasing volume of reports issued by that
office. Interested in his work, capable and
conscientious, there is no file called for
that he does not speedily and cheerfully
produce.
We extend our congratulations to Mr.
Dooley, and wish him many more years of
happy, useful service with H. & S.
News Items
Colonel Carter was elected President
of the Accountants Club of America, Inc.,
on November 18, 1929.
Mr. O. N . Hutchinson, manager of the
Charlotte office, was elected President of
the North Carolina Association of Cer­tified
Public Accountants, at its annual
meeting in October.
Mr. R. N . Rigby, of the Boston office,
is conducting an evening course of eight
weeks on income taxes, at the Bentley
School of Accounting and Finance, in Bos­ton.
Mr. Rigby is a graduate of the school.
Mr. C. W. Swormstedt, of our Cincin­nati
office, read a paper at the meeting of
the Cincinnati Chapter of the National
Association of Cost Accountants, on No­vember
7, on the subject of keeping books
on the basis of cash records and dis­bursements.
PRESS OF WILLIAM GREEN, NEW YORK