We present;

              QUARTERLY REVIEW
We Present
OUR NEW ASSOCIATES
T.N.B.&S. welcomes Herbert Glazer,
Ph.D., to the New York Office, where he
is a member of the management services
staff and will work in operations research.
He did his doctoral work in chemistry
with an extensive background in the
mathematical techniques of operations
research. His immediate past connection
was with the Operations Evaluation
Group of M.l.T. working on naval oper-ations
research problems. In addition to
his special training in operations research
work, he has done considerable work on
scientific electronic computers, including
the Whirlwind I, the IBM 701, and the
NORC Calculator. He is the author of
several technical articles on physical
chemistry and is engaged in writing a
popular book on operations research for
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.
New York has also introduced two new
interns. William H. Borten of Adelphi
College and Irwin Lomozoff from Rutgers
University are currently on the job.
Newcomers to the new Dallas Office
— but well known to their former
T.N.B.&S. colleagues from Kansas City
and Houston—are Jack T. Mulos (Kansas
City) and William Morris and Henry
Lacour (Houston Office).
Other additions to the Dallas Office
are Alvin E. Burns, a graduate of the
University of Texas, and Raymond
Marshall, a graduate of Texas Wesleyan
College at Fort Worth.
Arthur Rosenbaum, a graduate of
Miami University, and Marvin D. Snyder,
a graduate of Ohio State University,
recently joined the audit staff of the
Dayton Office. Dayton also welcomes
Mrs. Virginia Deleeuw, a co-op student
from Antioch College.
Leon J. Sachleben has joined the tax
staff of the Dayton Office. A graduate
of Indiana University, he has been
associated with the Internal Revenue
Service in Dayton for the last six years.
New member for the management
services staff at Dayton Is Robert
MacNealy, a graduate of the University
of Dayton and formerly associated with
the National Cash Register Company and
Remington Rand.
Two new men have been added to the
audit staff in Detroit. They are John F.
Keydel, graduate of Harvard University,
and David J. Vander Broek, graduate of
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