Mergers bring us new partners;

              Mergers Bring Us
New Partners
In San Diego In Newark
Benjamin Bernstein (r) joins us as
partner in our newly opened Cincin­nati
office, the result of our recent
merger with Bernstein & Bernstein.
Clayton Ostlund (1) moved from our
Minneapolis office to become partner
in charge. Mr. Bernstein is a noted
speaker and author on accounting
subjects in the midwest, and is also
active in community activities. He is
a member of the American Institute
and the Ohio and Kentucky Societies
of CPAs. This year he is serving as a
member of the American Institute's
Committee on Relations with Bank­ers
and other Credit Executives, a
member of the Speakers Bureau of
the Kentucky Society, chairman of
the Committee on Natural Business
Year of the Ohio Society, and in the
Cincinnati Chapter is a member of
the Accounting Principles Commit­tee,
and the Committee on Coopera­tion
with Bankers and Credit
Grantors.
As a result of our recent merger
with John J. Malkind and Company,
John Malkind joins us as partner in
charge of the San Diego office. Mr.
Malkind organized his own firm in
1953 after his graduation from the
University of Chicago with a MBA
degree. He is active in community
affairs in San Diego, where he is
director of the United Jewish Fed­eration,
director and treasurer of
Delcerro Community Association,
past president of the Estate Planning
Council in Southern California, and
serves on the Advisory Board of the
Salvation Army. Mr. Malkind is a
member of the American Institute,
the California Society of CPAs, and
NAA. He has served on the Manage­ment
Services Committee, the Taxa­tion
Committee, and as chairman—
the Governmental Accounting Insur­ance
Committee of the State Society.
He is presently serving on the Profes­sional
Conduct Committee.
Charles E. Bloom and Melville M.
Tuber joined us as the result of our
merger with Bronson, Tuber &
Bloom, a firm which was organized
in 1925. Mr. Bloom, a graduate of
Yale University and Rutgers Univer­sity
(1948) is a member of the Amer­ican
Institute and the New York and
New Jersey Societies of CPAs, as well
as the NAA. He is active in the Yale
Alumni Association, Rutgers Alumni
Association and a member of the
Mountain Ridge Country Club.
Mr. Tuber graduated from the
Bentley College of Accounting and
Finance in Boston, Massachusetts in
1926, and is a member of the Amer­ican
Institute, the New Jersey and
New York Societies of CPAs, and the
Braidburn Country Club.
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