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V _ _ J — s
HASKINS & SELLS
IN THE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
OF CPAs
Haskins & Sells' contribution to
the advancement of the
accounting profession is
demonstrated by the number of
partners listed here who
are active in the affairs of the
American Institute of
Certified Public Accountants.
Vice-President
Malcolm M. Devore, Executive Office
Members of Council
Elected and Appointed Members
Ralph T. Bartlett, Newark
Elmer G. Beamer, Cleveland
Curtis H. Cadenhead, Dallas
Presley S. Ford, Jr., Tulsa
Thomas J. Graves, Executive Office
Thomas B. Hogan, New York
Harry D. Hopson, Houston
Norman E. Jones, Boston
J. Edward Robertson, Executive Office
J. William Stewart, Jr., Charlotte
Lawrence M. Walsh, Philadelphia
Past Presidents of AICPA
Arthur B. Foye, Executive Office
N. Loyall McLaren, San Francisco
Jay A. Phillips, Houston
John W. Queenan, Executive Office
Committee Chairmen
Emmett S. Harrington, Executive Office; Practice Review
Ralph S. Johns, Chicago; Professional Ethics
Arthur W. Koelbel, Boston; Annual Meeting
Eugene L. Larkin, Jr., New York; Bank Accounting and Auditing
Homer L. Luther, Houston; Professional Development Board
Committee Members
Clayton L. Bullock, Executive Office; Relations with Federal Power Commission
Charles L. Clapp, Executive Office; International Relations
Lyndon C. Conlon, Miami; Relations with Civil Aeronautics Board
Malcolm M. Devore, Executive Office; Executive
Laurence O. Eames, Saint Louis; Subcommittee on Taxation of Foreign Source
Income
Guy Myrph Foote, Dallas; Accountants' Legal Liability
Arthur B. Foye, Executive Office; Trial Board
William D. Gasser, Rochester; Board of Examiners
Oscar S. Gellein, Executive Office; Auditing Procedure
Thomas J. Graves, Executive Office; Relations with the Bar
Karl A. Herrhammer, New York; Insurance Accounting and Auditing
Ralph S. Johns, Chicago; Relations with SEC and Stock Exchanges
Norman R. Kerth, New Orleans; Subcommittee on Determination of
Taxable Income
T. Milton Kupfer, Executive Office; Subcommittee on Responsibilities
in Tax Practice
Edwin R. Lang, Executive Office; Relations with Universities
Eugene L. Larkin, Jr., New York; Relations with Bankers and Other Credit
Executives
Gordon L. Murray, Executive Office; Management Services, Relations with
Association of Consulting Management Engineers, Consulting Editor for
Management Services
Fred M. Oliver, Salt Lake City; Advisory Committee to the National Committee
on Governmental Accounting
John W. Queenan, Executive Office; Accounting Principles Board
J. Edward Robertson, Executive Office; Relations with Federal Government
(Consultant)
Philip J. Sandmaier, Jr., Philadelphia; Editorial Advisory Board
Russell P. Shomler, Atlanta; Relations with Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Charles G. Steele, San Francisco; Statistical Sampling
Kenneth W. Stringer, Executive Office; Planning
Carl L. Sturgis, New York; Revision of Form X-17A-5
Russell D. Tipton, Newark; Relations with Interstate Commerce Commission,
Uniform Bond Indenture
Robert E. Whyte, Los Angeles; National Defense
William Wright, Boston; Relations with Federal Trade Commission
