Speaking and writing;

              Speaking and Writing
September
Gordon L. Murray (Executive Office), The New York CPA, Sep­tember,
1966 issue; Certified Accountants Journal, February,
1967 issue; Management Advisory Services for Small Clients.
October
Rudolf J. Niehus (Diisseldorf), Bulletin for International Docu­mentation,
Amsterdam, Holland, October, 1966 issue; United
States/German Double Taxation Treaty.
10 Ralph W. Newkirk (Philadelphia), Rutgers University ac­counting
classes, Camden, New Jersey. A Career in Public Ac­counting.
12 Greydon G. Jones (Seattle), General Insurance Company of
America Surety Seminar, Seattle. Contractors' Financial State­ments.
(Also November 7, 1966, and January 9, 1967.)
November
15 Jack L. Elliott (Memphis), Memphis State University Ac­counting
Club, Memphis. Qualities of a Successful Certified Pub­lic
Accountant.
17 Mack H. Barnes, Jr., (Atlanta), Georgia CPA Society An­nual
Tax Forum, Atlanta. Mechanics of Preparing Form 1041.
17 Francis G. Garner (Atlanta), Tax Forum of Emory Uni­versity
and Georgia CPA Society, Atlanta Chapter. Taxation of
Beneficiaries of Distributions from Estates and Trusts.
17 John W. Queenan (Executive Office), Connecticut CPA So­ciety,
New Haven. The Development of Accounting Principles.
17 E Stuart Sayre (Chicago), National Association of Bank Audit­ors
and Controllers. Profit Planning for Banks—A Case Study.
19 Henry J. Sebastian (Honolulu), Hawaii CPA Society, La-haina,
Maui. Recent Developments in Federal and Hawaii Taxa­tion.
22 Charles E Collins (Dayton), Ohio Society of CPAs, Lima,
Ohio, Chapter. Year-end Tax Planning.
29 Daniel J. Moylan (New York), St. John's University Account­ing
Club, Brooklyn. Career Opportunities in Public Accounting.
December
Thomas W. Hudson (Greensboro), James W. Craft (Atlanta),
Robert T. Atwood (Atlanta), Savings and Loan News, Decem­ber,
1966 issue. Eliminate Income Drag.
1 Hugh M. Eggan (Washington), Association of Investment
Brokers of Metropolitan Washington. How a Broker Should Live
Taxwise.
2 A. Grant Bowen (Columbus), Riverside Methodist Hospital,
Columbus. Services of the Accountant to the Physician.
3 Rudolf J. Niehus (Diisseldorf), The Accountant, Part 1, De­cember
3, 1966; Part II, January 21, 1967. Company Law Re­form
in Germany.
6 Richard M. Gabrys (Pittsburgh), Baldwin High School, Pitts­burgh.
The Certified Public Accountant: A Professional Man.
6 Charles W Wilkins (Kansas City), Wichita State University,
Wichita. Auditape System.
8 Ralph W Newkirk, Jr., (Philadelphia), Pierce Junior College,
Philadelphia. The Challenge of Accounting as a Career.
12 Charles W Wilkins (Kansas City), Commerce Trust Com­pany,
Kansas City. The Haskins <b Sells Organization.
13 Robert W Johnson (Phoenix), University of Arizona Chap­ter
of Beta Alpha Psi. The Rewards of Public Accounting.
13 Edward H. Schweers (Atlanta), Georgia Savings and Loan
League, Tifton, Georgia. Current Accounting and Tax Problems
of Savings and Loan Associations.
14 Henry D. Forer (Miami), Florida CPA Institute and Internal
Revenue Service, Jacksonville. Remarks as Chairman, Committee
on Taxation.
15 Charles E Collins (Dayton), National Association of Ac­countants,
Lima, Ohio, Chapter. 1966 Tax Law Changes.
15 Robert G. Koeppel (Baltimore), Maryland Association of
CPAs, Baltimore Regional Group. Financial Statements.
16 Kenneth C. Cole (San Francisco), American Association of
Hospital Accountants, San Francisco. Hospitals and Data Proc­essing.
20 Ernest H. Kenyon (Omaha), National Association of Ac­countants,
Omaha. Year-end Tax Planning.
20 Edward C. Kimball (Dayton) National Association of Ac­countants,
Dayton Chapter. Ohio Personal Property Tax on In­ventories.
21 James M. Kusko (Executive Office) New York University
School of Commerce. Statistical Methods in Auditing.
January
Henry D. Forer (Miami), Monthly Digest of Tax Articles, Jan­uary,
1967 issue. Tax Planning for Savings and Loan Associations
(condensed from the Journal of Accountancy).
Maurice S. Newman (Executive Office), Research Management,
January, 1967 issue. The Return on Investment in Research and
Development.
9 David E Bertrand (Cleveland), Ohio CPA Society, Cleveland.
City of Cleveland Income Tax.
9 Clarence W Houghton (Executive Office), New York Uni­versity
School of Commerce. The Auditor and the Computer.
9 Ralph W Piersall, Jr. (Philadelphia), Conestoga Toastmasters
Club, Strafford, Pennsylvania. Present Fairly.
10 Henry D. Forer (Miami), The Association for Bank Audit,
Control, and Operation, Miami. Internal Revenue Service Exami­nation
of Commercial Bank Tax Returns.
10 Allen A. Leiter (Miami), The Association for Bank Audit,
Control, and Operation, Miami. Preparing the Bank's Federal
Income Tax Return.
12 Jack H. Fisch (Executive Office), New Jersey Association of
Credit Executives, Newark. Preventive Medicine.
12 Edward R. Galus, Larry C. Rabun (New Orleans), Louisiana
CPA Society, Technical Study Group, New Orleans Chapter.
Recent Developments in Federal Taxation.
16 Fred M. Oliver (Salt Lake City), Robert Morris Associates,
Utah Chapter. Responsibilities of the Bank Loan Officer in Analy­sis
of Financial Statements.
16 Warren K. Wentworth (Boston), National Association of
Accountants, Providence Chapter. Common Pitfalls of Corporate
Tax Management.
17 Dwight Brown (Detroit), National Association of Account­ants,
Battle Creek Chapter, Michigan. Corporate Tax Problems.
17 Milton C. Clow (San Diego), San Diego Retail Controllers
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