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University Daily Kansan
Friday. Feb. 8, 1957
Four KU Graduates Among 138 Who Pass CPA Exams
Twelve of the 138 persons who took the certified public accountant examination November received passing grades. Four are KU graduates.
Prof. Howard F. Stettler, secretary of the Kansas Board of Accountancy, said each successful candidate will be awarded the CPA certificate when he submits evidence of having obtained the required amount of accounting experience. Twenty-six additional candidates received conditional credit for passing two or more parts of the $2\frac{1}{2}$ day examination, which covers auditing, accounting theory, practical accounting and commercial law.
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Prof. Stettler said 16 persons were issued certificates since July, including four KU graduates. They had previously passed the examination and have since complied with the experience requirement. A total of 307 CPA's are now practicing in Kansas.
The 53,000 CPA's in the United States is more than double the number of 10 years ago, making public accounting the fastest growing profession in the nation, Prof. Stettler said.
KU graduates who passed the examination:
Robert A. Hollis, Prairie Village,
'52; Larry D. Horner, Minneapolis,
'56; Thomas J. Kennedy, Salina, '53;
Alan R. Shaw, Kansas City, Kan.,
'56.
KU graduates who passed the examination and received certificates:
Frederick N. Bettge Sr., Kansas City, Kan., '54; William F. Grosses III, Salina, '51; Howard A. Schlundt, Arlington, Calif., '54; Loren E. White, North Kansas City, Mo., '51; D. Spencer Yohe, Mission, '50.
Professor Attending Education Meeting
Miss Joie Stapleton, associate professor of physical education, is attending the Kansas Athletic Federation of College Women conference Friday and Saturday at Fort Hays State College.
At a luncheon today, Miss Stapleston spoke on the National Intramural Conference held last fall in Washington, D. C., which she attended as one of the state representatives.
Nurses Plan Activities
The Pre-Nursing Club has discussed inviting nurses from various fields to address the club on the duties of their jobs.
A proposed tour through the University Medical Center, Kansas City, Kan. was also discussed.
Engineers of the Dayton Rubber Co., say 42,000 tons of bead wire are used annually in the nation's passenger tires.
Texas growing seasons range from fewer than 180 days to more than 330 days a year.
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Speakers will be C. L. Lunt, vice president, Spector Motor Service, Inc., Chicago, Ill.; Dave Padgett, regional director, Yellow Transit Freight Lines, Kansas City, Mo.; Tom Hutsell, supervisory trainer,
More efficient terminal management is the goal of the First Annual Terminal Managers Conference to be held Wednesday at the University. Eighteen motor freight terminal managers, dispatchers, and warehouse foremen from Kansas and western Missouri are expected to attend the conference.
Topics to be studied at the conference include case studies in terminal management, evaluation of terminal and warehousing operations, supervision and training of employees, and different systems of freight handling. New reference material giving tips and techniques of terminal management will be distributed at the conference.
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Sasnak Will Hold Dinner
Newly elected officers of Sasnak physical education club, will hold a dinner Thursday.
The dinner will include all physical education majors and their husbands or wives. The Rev. Dale Turner, minister of the Plymouth
Western Auto Supply Co., Kansas City, Mo.; Vernon Strickland, regional motor transport engineer, Liberty Mutual Insurance Co., St. Louis, Mo., and Al Fowler, Sr., president, Indianapolis-Kansas City Motor Express Co., Kansas City, Mo.
The conference is sponsored by University Extension Motor Fleet Training, University of Kansas; Kansas Motor Carriers Assn., Inc.; Kansas State Board for Vocational Education, and the Missouri Bus and Truck Assn.
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Congregational Church, will be guest speaker.
The officers of Sasnak are Barnie Gay, Gardner junior, president; Jay Pope, St. Joseph, Mo., junior, vice president; Peggy Epps, Topeka sophomore, secreary; and Bob Lockwood, Lawrence f resh man, treasurer.
Reginald Strait, assistant professor of physical education, is the new adviser of Sasnak. He relates Don Henry, assistant professor of physical education, who is ill.
Eight cents out of every dollar spent by consumers for food goes for transportation.
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