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Appendix Anonymous University of Mississippi eGrove Haskins and Sells Publications Deloitte Collection 1959 Appendix Anonymous Follow this and additional works at: https://egrove.olemiss.edu/dl_hs Part of the Accounting Commons, and the Taxation Commons Recommended Citation Haskins & Sells Selected Papers, 1959, p. I-XIX This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Deloitte Collection at eGrove. It has been accepted for inclusion in Haskins and Sells Publications by an authorized administrator of eGrove. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Appendix Following is a list of additional papers for the year 1959, some of which are in outline form, prepared by members of the Haskins & Sells organization and presented before professional and technical groups and similar organizations or published in professional or technical journals. Elmer G. Beamer — Accounting as a Career: Partner Presented at Career Conference of Cleve• Cleveland land Heights High School, Cleveland Heights, Ohio—March 1959. Accountants' Legal Responsibility: Presented before The Ohio Society of Cer• tified Public Accountants as follows: Youngstown Chapter—April 1959; Columbus Chapter—November 1959. Recommendations of the AICPA for Contin• ing Education: Presented before the 54th Annual Meet• ing of the Colorado Society of Certified Public Accountants, Colorado Springs— April 1959. Accounting for Fringe Benefits: Member of panel at meeting of Accounting Section of Malleable Founders' Society, Cleveland—May 1959. College Recruiting: Led discussion by accounting, banking, and finance members at Annual Meeting of Midwest College Placement Association, Columbus, Ohio—September 1959. Jerome A. Benning Functions and Operations of the Ethics Com• Partner mittee of the Minnesota Society of Certified Minneapolis Public Accountants: Presented before the monthly meeting of the Minnesota Society of Certified Pub• lic Accountants, Minneapolis—December 1959. Alexander Bitker— Review of "Integrated Auditing": In-Charge Accountant Published in Book Review Department of San Francisco The California Certified Public Accountant —February 1959. I Virgil F. Blank — Review of "Electronics in Business": Partner Published in The California Certified Pub• San Francisco lic Accountant—May 1959. The Auditor and Electronic Accounting—A Progress Report: Presented before the 36th Annual Confer• ence of Certified Public Accountants of the Pacific Northwest, Portland, Oregon— June 1959. Electronic Data Processing—Programming for the Internal Auditor: Presented before the San Francisco Chap• ter of The Institute of Internal Auditors— February 1958; published in Selected Pa• pers—1958 and in The Internal Auditor— September 1959. Dwight Brown — Continuing Tax Problems of Business: In-Charge Accountant Presented at Federal Tax Lecture Series of Detroit the Michigan Association of Certified Pub• lic Accountants, Detroit—November 1959. Edward W. Carmody — Taxes and Estate Planning: Partner Participated in panel discussion before New Orleans Newcomb College Alumnae, Newcomb Col• lege, Tulane University, New Orleans— March 1959. Olen W. Christopherson Accountants' Reports: Partner Presented in panel discussion before the Milwaukee Wisconsin Society of Certified Public Ac• countants, Milwaukee—May 1959. Robert E. Creighton — Accounting: In-Charge Accountant Presented at Career Day Excercises of Riv• Chicago erside Brookfield High School, Riverside, Illinois—February 1959. Gayle L. Dalferes — Taxes and Estate Planning: Partner Moderator of panel discussion before New• New Orleans comb College Alumnae, Newcomb College, Tulane University, New Orleans—March 1959. Bruce L. Davis, Jr. — Reporting Business Income: Principal Moderator of session of the Tenth Annual Jacksonville Graduate Accounting Conference of the University of Florida, Gainesville—Sep• tember 1959. II George A. DeBon, Jr. Accountants' Fees: Principal Presented at seminar of the Washington Seattle Society of Certified Public Accountants, Seattle—November 1959. Malcolm M. Devore — Reporting on Cash-Basis Statements: Partner Presented at Annual Meeting of American Los Angeles Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Detroit—October 1958; published in Se• lected Papers—1958 and in The Journal of Accountancy—May 1959. Robert F. Dickey — The CPA Examination: Principal Presented before the Accounting Society Chicago of Roosevelt University, Chicago—May 1959. How the CPA Examination is Graded: Presented before the Northwestern Univer• sity Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi—May 1959. Ralph S. Dobbins Accounting as a Career: Partner Presented before accounting students of the Honolulu University of Hawaii, Hilo Campus—May 1959. Vincent T. Donnelly Using and Working with Management Con• Manager sultants: Los Angeles Presented before the Western Regional Conference of Systems and Procedures As• sociation of America—May 1959. James F. Dunn, Jr. Audit of Cash in Connection with General Principal Audits: Houston Presented before the following: Texas Society of Certified Public Ac• countants— Beaumont Chapter—November 1959; Houston Chapter—December 1959. Harvey O. Edson — Return on Investment—Analysis by Syn• Systems Consultant thesis: New York Presented before the Annual Meeting of The Ohio Society of Certified Public Ac• countants, Columbus—September 1958; published in The Ohio CPA—Spring 1959. Bryce F. Ells — The Impact of Automation on Small Business: Systems Consultant Presented before the San Jose Chapter of San Francisco the National Office Management Associa• tion, San Jose, California—November 1959. III Rudolph J. Englert How to Ease Your Tax Burdens: Partner Presented before the Management Institute Cincinnati for Small Business, co-sponsored by the Hamilton Area Chamber of Commerce, Hamilton, Ohio and the Small Business Administration, Washington, D. C., Ham• ilton, Ohio—February 1959. Income Tax Deductions: Presented before the University of Cincin• nati Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi—March 1959. Uniformity—What It Means to the Taxpayer: Presented at the Annual Convention of the Ohio Municipal League, Akron—Septem• ber 1959. Subchapter C—Corporate Distributions and Adjustments: Presented before the Cincinnati Chapter of the Tax Executives Institute—November 1959. Harry Z. Garian — Factors To Be Considered in a Study of In• Principal corporation of Member Firms of the New New York York Stock Exchange: Presented before Sixth Annual Corre• spondents' Conference of Hayden, Stone & Co., New York—November 1959. William D. Gasser A Portrait of the CPA Board of Examiners Partner and Requirements for Admission: Rochester Presented at CPA Examination Clinic con• ducted by the Rochester Chapter of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants, University of Rochester— May 1959. The Work of the State Certified Public Ac• countant Board of Examiners with Some Current Information on the Progress of Accounting Legislation in New York: Presented before the Syracuse Chapter of The New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants—December 1959. Burgess F. Geib — Recent Developments in Federal and State Partner Taxation: Minneapolis Presented before the Twin Cities Control of the Controllers Institute of America, St. Paul, Minnesota—December 1959. IV Oscar S. Gellein — Pensions for the Self-Employed: Partner Presented before the Rotary Club, Verona, Newark New Jersey—December 1959. John A. Gidney Changes in Accounting Methods: Principal Presented at the Eleventh Annual Tax Pittsburgh Conference of the Columbus Chapter of The Ohio Society of Certified Public Ac• countants—November 1958; published in The Ohio CPA—Summer 1959. Technical Accounting Conference: Chairman of Fifth Annual Accounting Study Conference of Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Pennsyl• vania State University—August 1959. Bertram E. Gill — Collapsible Corporations: Partner Discussion of Section 20 of The Technical New York Amendments Act of 1958; published in Selected Papers—1958 and in The Journal of Accountancy—January 1959. Allan A. Gilman — Bosses' Night—Rochester Junior Chamber Principal of Commerce: Rochester Chairman and Toastmaster of Bosses' Night meeting of Rochester Junior Cham• ber of Commerce, Rochester—August 1959. Edward A. Graves Career in Public Accounting: Senior Assistant Panel discussion at Career Conference of Accountant St. Ignatius-Loyola Alumni Association, Cleveland St. Ignatius High School, Cleveland—April 1959. Thomas J. Graves — Farm Produce Contributions Are Advantage Partner to Cash-Basis Farmer: Executive Office Published in Tax Clinic Department of The Journal of Accountancy—April 1959. Taxation in Interstate Commerce: Presented at Twelfth Annual Accounting and Taxation Symposium of North Caro• lina Association of Certified Public Ac• countants, Chapel Hill, North Carolina— November 1959. Tax Clinic Department of The Journal of Accountancy: Contributing Editor, 1959. v Richard H. Grosse — The Role and Survival of the Individual Partner Practitioner: Pittsburgh Presented before the Pittsburgh Chapter of Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Pub• lic Accountants—March 1959. Problems in Lending to Small and Medium- Sized Business: Presented before a joint meeting of Robert Morris Associates and Pennsylvania Insti• tute of Certified Public Accounts, Pitts• burgh—December 1959. Kostas Gussis Careers in Accounting: Principal Presented on Career Day before Seniors Newark of New Brunswick, Edison, and St. Peter's High Schools, New Brunswick, New Jer• sey—October 1959. E. Frederick Halstead Direct Costing—A Tool for Management
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