The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
PAGE 6 Thursday, April 25, 1957
Accountants Come
Here for Meeting
Accounting authorities from
across the nation will speak hei'e
on all phases of accounting dur
ing the tenth annual Accounting
Conference April 29-30.
The opening session will begin
with talks by Carman G. Blough,
director of research at the Ameri
can Institute of Accountants, New
York, (who will speak on “Current
Developments in Accounting and
Auditing.” And J. D. Zahn, Con
tinental Can Co., New York, will
talk on “Effective Cost Control.”
Ralph S. Clifford, Deere and Co.,
Moline, Ill., will speak on the “Re
sponsibility of the Accountant in
the Field of Labor Relations.”
Charles Bogart will discuss
“Work Simplification” at a Tues
day afternoon panel discussion.
Subcommittee
Promises
Insurance Bill
AUSTIN, (IP) — A house
subcommittee promised last
night it would have some sort
of bill Monday night for re
organization of the state in
surance commission—a pet legis
lative project of Gov. Daniel.
The report to the House State
Affairs Committee, made by Rep.
Obie Bristow, in effect postponed
any further action on the gover
nor’s demands until next week.
It also meant, that any such re
organization plan, if approved by
the committee, would have to com
pete with hundreds of other pend
ing bills in the waning days of
the legislature.
Bristow read a statement in
which he said the subcommittee
found no “substantial change”
from present law in two reorgan
ization proposals sent it for study,
except that they dispensed with
the present commission.
He said his three-man group
had studied the two bills from two
aspects.
First, “whether either or both
Would actually accomplish the pur
pose for which they were pre
sented.”
Second, “whether there is de
liberately or otherwise an attempt
here to set policy and take action
by indirection that conflicts with
other provisions of our constitu
tion and laws.”
“We will have a bill to present
you Monday night,” he said in
conclusion.
In answer to questions, Chair
man W. S. Heatley said he would
offer any such bill for discussion
and would recognize requests for
final votes on the measure Mon
day night.
Bogart is a representative of Pru
dential Life Insurance Company
of America, Houston.
“Work Simplification Techni
ques”, will be discussed by F. C.
Lawrence, Arthur Andersen and
Co., Houston, at the same panel
discussion.
The final part of the panel dis
cussion will be an address made
by James L. Beck, on “How Work
Simplification Has Been Applied at
Humble Oil and Refining Co.”
R. L. Gantner, comptroller for
General Motors Corp., N. Y., will
deliver an address on “An Appli
cation of Internal Control” at the
Tuesday session.
“How du Pont Measures Per
formance,” will be discussed by H.
Wallace Evans, of the E. I. du-
Pont de Nemours and Co., Wilm
ington, Del.
At a 7 p.m. banquet, L. B. Mc
Laughlin, partner in the Arthur
Young and Co., Chicago, will speak
on “The Accountant as a Counse
lor to Top Management.”
RV’s Plan Banquet
For Saturday Nile
Members of the Ross Volunteers
and their guests will hear Maj.
Gen. Guy S. Meloy Jr., comman
dant at A&M for two years begin
ning in 194G, at the annual RV
banquet Saturday evening in the
MSC ballroom. The annual ball
will be held following the banquet.
Gen. Meloy, chief of public in
formation, Office of the Secretary
of the Army, and chief of infor
mation and education, Office of
the Army Chief of Staff, is a grad
uate of the U. S. Military Acad
emy and received his second lieu
tenant commission in 1927. He is
a veteran of World War II and
the Korean conflict, and was
wounded in Korea in July, 1950.
Ribbons and decorations award
ed to General Meloy include the
Legion of Merit, the Bronze Star
Medal with one Oak Leaf Cluster,
the Army Commendation Ribbon,
the Distinguished Service Cross, the
Combat Infantryman’s Badge and
the Purple Heart. He also is a
qualified parachuter.
NYU Offers Six
Assistantships
Each of the six graduate assist
antships offered annually by the
New York University Center for
Safety Education will carry a $2,200
stipend for the 1957-58 academic
year, according to Dr. Herbert J.
Stack, director of the Center. This
figure represents an increase of
$200.
Applications for the 1957-58 as
sistantships must be received by
Dr. Stack at the Center for Safety
Education, New Yoi’k University,
New York 3, New York, before
July 15.
The NYU Center for Safety Ed
ucation has been active for nearly
20 years in safety training, re
search, and teacher preparation.
Graduate assistants at the Center
may specialize in research, teach
ing, industrial safety, safety in
public and private transportation,
and administration of safety edu
cation programs.
Sir Fi'ancis Drake, famous Eng
lish explorer and adventurer, is
buried in the harbor of Porto Bel
lo, Panama.
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