What's new? Presenting a quarterly roundup of current developments in the firm;

              WHAT'S NEW?
Presenting a quarterly roundup of
current developments in the firm.
First Associated Firms in Africa — The following firms have joined
TROBAS:
Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland
Derry, Ellman-Brown & Fraser. Principal office in Salisbury,
also has a small office in N'Dola. The partners are the Hon.
G. Ellman-Brown, Hugh Fraser, J. W. Morley, J. J. Smit, J.
Teunan, C. J. Voss, and K. T. Wood.
Union of South Africa
Goldby, Panchaud & Webber. Offices in Johannesburg and
Port Elizabeth. Partners are B. C. Harrison, J. C. Macintosh,
R. G. Macintosh, A. M. Roshalt, T. B. Toms, H. C. Twycross.
C. B. Blaker is the partner in charge of the Port Elizabeth Office.
Compton and Home, located in Durban. The partners here are
C. M. M. Clutterbuck, R. G. Falconer, J. A. Fyffe, N. G. Harris,
C. I. Mun-Gavin, J. A. Porteus, G. McL. Ross, C. H. Souchon
and J. A. Stewart.
Douglas, Mackelvie, Galbraith & Co., Cape Town. W. E.
Cletwin, V. H. Cooke, W. Dawson and C. L. Steyn are partners
here.
The firms have agreed that the office in Johannesburg should serve
as a central point of contact for the International Group.
Argentina — Effective January 1, 1961 the Associated Firm in Argen­tina
changed its name to Lopez, Gonzalez y Raimondi.
Why Management Sciences and Management Services were combined
— Management Sciences was started primarily as a research activity
with a small staff. It has broadened out into a good deal of client
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