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1968 House of Delegates
Abstract
IN THIS BOOKLET we proudly present the volunteer leaders of the American Cancer Society-most of them with long and distinguished records in cancer control-who will help guide the nation's fight against cancer in 1968. These volunteers serve the national organization as Delegates, Directors, Past Officer Directors. or Honorary Life Members.
Fields
- Named Organization
- AFL-CIO (American Federation of Labor/Congress of Industrial Organiza)Labor Union
- Alpha Omega Alpha
- American Association of Pathologists and Bacteriologists
- American Bar Association
- American Board of Pathology
- American Board of Radiology
- American Board of Surgery
- American Cancer Society
- American Chemical Society
- American College of Pathologists
- American College of Radiology
- American College of Surgeons
- American Heart Association (Voluntary health organization that focuses on cardiac health)
Voluntary health organization that focuses on cardiac health and stroke. AHA occasionally teams with tobacco retailers to engage in promotions/fund-raisers (see http://www.smokefree.net/doc-alert/messages/247136.html and http://www.rawbw.com/~jpk/stand/Pictures.html).- American Law Institute
- American Medical Association (physicians group)
Professional trade group representing American physicians.- American Philosophical Society
- American Red Cross
- Army
- Association for Cancer Research
- Association of American Medical Colleges
- Bell Telephone
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Boston City Hospital
- Boston University
- Boy Scouts of America
- Carborundum Company
- Chamber of Commerce
- Chronic Disease Control
- Clinical Research (scientific periodical)
- Coast Guard
- College of American Pathologists
- Columbia University
- Cornell University (Ithaca, New York)
- Dean College
- Duke University
- *Emery University (Emory)
- Finance Committee
- First National Bank
- Franklin and Marshall College
- Furman University
- Gastroenterology (scientific periodical)
- General Counsel
- George Washington University
- Hartford Hospital
- Harvard Medical School
- Harvard University
- Hercules
- Howard University
- Illinois Bell
- Illinois College
- Indiana University (Located in Bloomington, Indiana)
- International Society of Surgery
- James Ewing Society (cancer research organization)
- Kiwanis Club
- Lasker Foundation
- Louisiana State University
- Lovelace (Biomedical Research Foundation)
- Memorial Hospital
- Mount Sinai Hospital
- National Academy of Sciences
- National Board of Medical Examiners
- National Institutes of Health
- National Institutes of Health (NIH)
- National Research Council
- Navy
- New York Stock Exchange
- New York University
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Contract research lab; does gov't work and also takes private contracts.- Ohio State University
- Olin
- Pennsalt Chemicals Corporation
- PepsiCo Inc.
- Piper & Marbury
- Pomona College
- Radium Society
- Red Cross
- Republican Party
- Ropes & Gray
- Royal Society of Medicine
- Rutgers University
- Salvation Army
- Sears Roebuck
- Senate
- Sigma Xi
- Society of Actuaries
- Society of Clinical Surgeons
- Society of Pelvic Surgeons
- Stanford University
- State Department
- Surgical Association
- Temple University
- Texas Medical Association
- The Shield (anti-tobacco and alcohol publication of the 1920s)
- Trinity College
- Trucking Association
- Tulane University
- U.S. Department of Justice
- U.S. Steel
- United Jewish Appeal
- University of Chicago
- University of Colorado
- University of Illinois (at Champaign-Urbana)
- University of Iowa College of Medicine
- University of Louisville
- University of Maryland
- University of Michigan
- University of Nebraska
- University of Nevada
- University of Utah
- University System of Georgia
- Vanderbilt University
- Warner Lambert
- Washington University in St. Louis
- Wayne State University
- Western Union
- World Medical Association
- Alpha Omega Alpha
- Named Person
- Adams, James S.
- Adams, Lane W.
- Anderson, Frederick M.
- Aronoff, Billie I.
- Aronoff, Billie L.
- Bai, Grover H.
- Baker, Sol R.
- Barnes, William O., Jr.
- Barton, Rhea
- Batten, Grover H.
- Battle, Fannie
- Beat, Edward J.
- Benson, Woodrow W.
- Bobst, Elmer H.
- Bonds, Israel
- Botsford, Thomas W.
- Bowman, Harold E.
- Bradley, Robert B.
- Branch, Francisco
- Breslow, Lester, M.D. (CA Director of Public Health (1960s-70s), Plaintiff Expert)
Plaintiff- Brigham, Peter Bent
- Brown, Francis B.
- Buesing, Charles J.
- Burdick, Ward
- Burman, Richard G.
- Byrd, Benjamin E., Jr.
- Byrd, Benjamin F., Jr.
- Cameron, John L.
- Carlile, Thomas, M.D. (ACS, Radiologist, Mason Clinic)
- Carr, David T.
- Carroll, George C.
- Cart, David T.
- Chamber, Dallas
- Chamber, Junior
- Chambers, Wallace L.
- Church, Leon Baptist
- Cline, John W.
- Coggeshall, Lowell T.
- Coil, Royal
- Cole, Warren Henry, M.D. (ACS President (1960); Surgeon, U of Illinois, Chicago)
Classmate of Ochsner at Washington U.- Coll, Royal
- Colston, James A.
- Colton, Marvin C.
- Conley, James E.
- Conroy, Thomas E.
- Conroy, Thomas F.
- Copeland, Murray M.
- Corp, Emery
- Cross, S. Holy
- Delaney, Raymond J.
- Dennis, John M.
- Drake, Duane L.
- Duckwall, Vernon E.
- Dunphy, J. Englebert
- Ebersol, Charles R.
- Ebersold, Charles W.
- Edwards, Lester R.
- Egleston, Henrietta
- Elsworth, John N.
- Endicott, Kenneth M.
- Ewin, James
- Ewing, James
- Farber, Sidney
- Faulconer, Robert J.
- Fee, Joseph M.
- Fent, Lee S.
- Fleming, John M.
- Flynn, William J.
- Foley, Joseph P.
- Foley, Joseph R.
- Font, Lee S.
- Foote, Emerson (Ad exec.; Promoted Lucky Strikes in 1930s)
- Frank, Ralph C.
- Fuller, W. Parmer, Jr.
- Funston, G. Keith
- Geib, Wayne A.
- Getz, Reuben D.
- Getz, Reuben O.
- Gladden, Jean C.
- Goldston, Alton B.
- Gray, Hugh
- Greene, Jack H.
- Greer, Dan B.
- Greet, Dan B.
- Grimes, George S.
- Grise, Richard F.
- Guise, Lewis W.
- Hale, Stanton G.
- Harvey, Roger A.
- Hayward, Hal E.
- Heap, Georgia Baptist
- Heap, Paul
- Hecke, J. Van
- Hecke, Van
- Hilles, Charles D., Jr.
- Hoffman, Anna Rosenberg
- Howard, Quentin E.
- Hunt, Howard B.
- Hutton, William E.
- James, Arthur G.
- Jason, Robert S.
- Jeffery, Gordon
- Johnson, Donald E.
- Johnston, Henry P.
- Johnston, Henry R.
- Jones, Ernest, Jr.
- Jones, Walter M.
- Jones, Walter Maughan
- Jordan, W. Quinn
- Keith, Wilfred D.
- Kelso, Joseph W.
- Kirschenbaum, Henry
- Klopp, Calvin T.
- Kohler, Walter J.
- Kretzschmar, Robert M.
- Lalley, Walter R.
- Lamer, Leon
- Lasker, Albert D.
Defense- Lasker, Mary (Health philanthropist and political activist.)
- Lay, Herman W.
- Leader, George M.
- Leak, Glenn H.
- Leone, Louis A.
- Lewis, Jr., William B. (Liggett & Meyers exec)
Defense- Lockhart, Charles E.
- Loeb, Roland A.
- Long, Charles O.
- Mars, Forrest E.
- Marshall, George C.
- Mathieson, Olin
- Medal, George
- Meissner, William A.
- Mir, Michael A.
- Mirabelli, Michael A.
- Monson, Milo P.
- Montgomery, Arthur L.
- More, Thomas
- Morrissey, Donald
- Nault, Burton A.
- Nelson, Harry M.
- Nelson, John R. "Jack" (VP of Corp. Affairs Planning for PM USA '86-87 & '92-93)
Senior VP of Planning and Information systems at Philip Morris 1994-95- Neuberger, Maurine B.
- Nostrand, Elmo T.
- Nusbaum, Wilford D.
- Ochsner, Alton, M.D. (President, Ochsner Foundation, Early Anti-Tobacco Expert)
Plaintiff- Owen, Robert E.
- Pack, George T.
- Pardee, George C.
- Pearsall, John
- Pearsall, Sarah W.
- Peele, Emerson
- Pendergrass, Eugene F.
- Pendergrass, Eugene P.
- Pent, Lee S.
- Pfeiffer, Louise
- Picker, James
- Pinter, Joseph A.
- Pirie, John T., Jr.
- Pollard, H. Marvin
- Pratt, Henry L.
- Rasmuson, Elmer E.
- Rawles, James W.
- Reed, Elmer N.
- Reed, Ralph T.
- Rhoads, Jonathan E.
- Ricker, Walter A., Jr.
- Ringle, Robert E.
- Rosemond, George R.
- Ross, William I.
- Ross, William L.
- Rusch, Harold P.
- Rusch, Harold R.
- Sawyer, Kenneth C.
- Schiebel, H. Max
- Schneider, Edward J.
- Schubert, Paul
- Scot, William C.
- Scott, Arlen M.
- Scott, Wendell G.
- Scott, William C.
- See, Ray
- Shells, Victor A.
- Silber, Joseph S.
- Silver, Richard A.
- Smith, J. Winslow
- Smith, Kenneth L.
- Staley, Walter G.
- Stanley, Floyd E.
- Stanley, Wendell M.
- Stanley, Wendell Meredith
- Stein, Ernest W.
- Stein, Justin J.
- Stewart, Donald E.
- Stringfellow, George E.
- Tarleton, Charles L.
- Taylor, Howard C., Jr.
- Thomas, John E.
- Thomas, John F.
- Thompson, Robert G.
- Tudor, W. Wallace
- Ulmer, Thomas R.
- Umstead, John
- Valley, Sun
- Van, Peter
- Wallace, Travis F.
- Wallace, Travis T.
- Wallgren, Harold W.
- Walsh, John G.
- Welsh, Ronald A.
- Whitcomb, John G.
- Whitehorn, Nathaniel
- Whitely, James M.
- Whitney, Leslie W.
- Wilcox, Francis J.
- Williams, Clayton B.
- Winkle, Van
- Winter, Norbert E.
- Winter, Norbert F.
- Wood, David A.
- Wren, Robert S.
- Young, Joseph H.
- Adams, Lane W.
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1968 HOUSE OF
DELEGATES
and
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
AMERICAN
CANCER
SOCIETY
Inc.
T154360722
IN THIS BOOKLET we proudly present the
volunteer leaders of the American Cancer
Society-most of them with long and dis-
tinguished records in cancer control-who
will help guide the nation's fight against
cancer in 1968. These volunteers serve the
national organization as Delegates, Direc-
tors, Past Officer Directors. or Honorary
Life Members.
The House of Delegates is composed of
182 members: 116 are Division Delegates,
28 are Proportional Delegates on the basis
of population and 38 are Delegates-at-
Large. Past Officer Directors and Honor-
ary Life Members do not vote but do have
privileges of the floor and an opportunity
to serve on its committees. There are 26
Honorary Life Members, persons of emi-
nence who have rendered outstanding
services in the cause of cancer control, and
11 Past Officer Directors who have served
in high office.
Included among the responsibilities of
the House of Delegates are the election
of Directors, amendment of the Articles of
Incorporation and By-laws, the formula-
tion of basic policy, and providing a forum
for communications between ACS Divi-
sions and the National organization.
The Board of Directors is composed of
107 members of the House of Delegates
(54 of them physicians or other scien-
tists): 69 Delegate-Directors, one from
each of the 50 states and District of Col-
umbia plus 18 additional on the basis of
population; 38 Directors-at-Large who
are elected by the Delegate Members at
the Society's Annual Meeting and are
equally representative of medical and lay
leadership. The Board manages the affairs
of the Society including the establishment
of a policy framework within which the
entire Society operates, the election of
national officers, executive committee and
medical-scientific committee members,
and the policy direction of National office
operations.
These are men and women who have
provided active leadership in the fight
against cancer for many years and con-
tinue to give of their special knowledge,
experience and counsel.
LANE ~ ADAi~IS
E~cec~tive Vice Pres~den~
December, 1967
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HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS
FI~tNK E. ADAIR, M.D.
New York, N. Y.; ACS Honorary Life
IIember.
Assoc. Professor of Clinical Surgery,
Cornell Univ. bledical College.
ACS Pres. (1944-47l ; Vice Pres.
(1942-43) ; Sec. (1935-4l) ; Chin., Exec.
Comm. (1938-39), Director-at-Large
(1934-55).
Attending Surgeon Emeritus, l~emorial
and Ewing Hospitals, N.Y.C.
Hen. Bd. Chin,, Jackson Memorial Lab.
~,fem.. Administrative Bd., Dvctor'~ Ho~p.
Past Chin.: Cancer Control Comm.,
Natl. Advisory Cancer Council;
Cancer Comm., Am. Coll. of Surg.
Hen. Fellow, Royal Society of Medicine,
England, and Director of its Foundation
Trust.
G. V. BRINDLEY, M.D.
Temple, Tex.; ACS Honorary Life
Member.
Past President, Scstt and White Clinic.
ACS President (1956) ; Vice President
(1955); Chairman, 5fedical and
Scientific Committee; Director,
Region VII (1951-59).
ACS Texas Division: Past Chairman,
Executive Committee.
Governor. Scott, Sherwood and Brindley
Foundation.
Past President: Texas Medical Association ;
Southern Surgical Association.
Past Regent. American College of
Surgeons.
JAMES S. ADAMS
New York, N, Y.; ACS Honorary Life
Member.
General Partner, Lazard Freres & Co.
ACS Honorary Board Chairman (1956);
Chairman: Legislative Committee
(1950-60) ; Executive Committee
(1946-52) ; Research Committee
(1945-55) ; Director-at-Large (1945-57),
Trttstee: Indiana University Foundation;
American Foundation for the Blind,
Treasurer: Research to Prevent
Blindness, Inc.
LOWELL T. COGGESHALL, M.D.
Chicago, I11.; ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS President (1958~ ; Director-at-Large
(1950-60).
Trustee Univ. of Chicago (1961- ).
Former Special Assistant to the U, S.
Secretary of Health, Education and
Welfare; Consultant to Surgeon
General, U. S. Navy.
Past President, Association of American
Medical Colleges.
Member: National Academy oŁ Sciences;
American Philosophical Society.
ELMER H. BOBST
Montclalr, N. J.; ACS Honorary Life
Member.
Hen. Bd. Chin.. Warner-Lambert Phar. Co.
ACS Chairman, Exee. Comm. (1945) ;
Chin., Natl, Campaign Comm.
(1949-56) ; Hen. Bd. Chin. (1951-55) |
Natl. Campaign Chin. (194%48) ;
Director-at-Large (1945-57).
Mere.: U. of Pa. Med. Res. Council.
Charter Mere.: World ~edical Assn,;
Nail. Fund Łor Medical Education.
Chin.: Columbia U. College of Pharmacy
Development Program.
Trustee: Rutgers College of Pharmacy;
Franklin and Marshall College; New
York University.
Vice Pres., Speech Rehabilitation
Institute; Dir., CARE; Pres., Gustavus
and Louise Pfeiffer Fdn.
EMERSON FOOTE
New York, N, Y.; ACS Hen. Life Member.
President, Kastor, Foote, Hilton &
Atherton, Inc.
Chairman, National Interagency Council
on Smoking and Health.
ACS Bd. V. Chin. (1950-52) ; Dir. and
Mere., Exec. Comm. (1944-52) ; Chin.,
Pub. Rel, Comm. (1944) ; N.Y. City
Div.: Life Mere. since 1961;
Dir. (1953-60).
Member: Bd. of Gov., 31enninger
Foundation (1951- ); Pres, Comm.
on Heart Disease, Cancer and Stroke;
Sales Exec. Club of N. Y.; Newcomen
See. in N. Am.; Advertising Club.
Ti5436072
MRS. W. PARMER FULLER, JR.
Hillshorough, Calif.; ACS Honorary Life
]~femher.
Director, Children's Hospital.
ACS Vice President (1954-55) ;
Director-at-Large (1948-59).
ACS California Division: Hen. Life Dir.;
Past Bd. Chin.; Past Comdr.;
San Mated Co. Br.: Hen. Life Dir.
Past Member: U.S. Fuel Administration;
American Relief Administration Mission
to Poland.
Past Officer: Family Service Agency;
American V;omen's Voluntary Services.
MRS. ANNA ROSENBERG HOFFMAN
New York, N.Y.; ACS Honorary Life
~,[ember.
Public and Industrial Relations Consultant.
ACS Director-at-Large (1946-52).
Former Assistant Secretary of Defense.
Co-chairman, National Heart Committee.
Member: Nat. Advisory Commission on
Selective Service; Population Crisis
Committee; Bd. of Advisors, Nat. Fund
for Medical Education; Advisory Bd.,
George C. Marshall Re~earch Foundation.
Board Member: Albert and Mary Lasker
Foundation; The American Heritage
Foundation; World Rehabilitation Fund,
MRS. POWELL GLASS
Lynchburg, Ya.; ACS Honorary Life
-~,Iember.
ACS Vice President (1955-59) ;
Director-at-Large (1959-6t) ; Director,
Region ]II (1954-59}.
ACS Virginia Division: Board Member;
Past President; Past Vice President.
Board Member: Virginia Council on
Health and :bIedical Care; National
Council for Homemaker Services.
Winner of J. Shelton Horseley Award for
outstanding contribution to cancer
control in Virginia.
Past President, Randolph-Macon Woman's
College AIumnae,
Past President: Middle Atlantic State
Chapter, American Rhododendron
Society; Garden Club of Virginia.
DONALD E, JOHNSON
Flint, Mich.; ACS Honorary Life Member.
President, Teasurer: Advertisers Press,
Inc.; Dailp Reporter, Coldwater, Mich,
ACS Director-at-Large (1954-611;
Director, Region IV 11952-54) ; Vice
Board Chairman (1959-61).
ACS Michigan Division: Honorary Life
Director; Past President; Past
Treasurer.
Past President, Flint College and
Cultural Development.
Secretary, Treasurer, Whiting Foundation.
CHARLES D. HILLES, JR.
New York, N, Y.; ACS Honorary Life
Member.
ACS Vice Board Chairman (195"/};
Director-at-Large (1939-59) ; Chairman:
Research Committee (1956); Executive
Committee ( 19541 ; Secretary (1946-52) ;
Treasurer (19.i5).
Former Special Legal Advisor to U.S. High
Commissioner for Germany.
Director: Beckman-Downtown Hospital;
Rip Van Winkle Foundation; Lingnan
University; The Dutchess School;
Music Theater of Lincoln Center, Inc.;
various business corporations.
CHARLES C, LUND, M.D.
Boston, l',Ia~s.; ACS Honorary Life
i~l~em~ero
Clinical Professor of Surgery Emeritus,
Harvard Medical School.
ACS President [1952} ; Vice President
[ 1951) ; Chairman, Medical and Scientific
Committee (1949); Director.at*Large
(1946~58L
ACS Massachusetts Division: President
(1948-50).
President: Massachusetts Medical Society
(1958-59) ; Boston Surg. Soc. (1960-61),
Honorary Surgeon, Fifth Surgical Service,
Boston City Hospital.
Surgeon, New England Deaconess Heap.
Chairman, Med. Adv. Comm., Mass. Red
Cross Program.
President, Blood Research Inst., Inc.
(1962-).
T!54360725
HARRY MCENERNY, JR.
New Orleans, La.; ACS Honorary Life
Member.
Partner, Law Firm, Legier, McEnerny
and Waguespack.
.A.CS Director-at-Large (1959-63) ;
Director, Region III (1955-59).
ACS Louisiana Division: l~Iember, Board
and Executive Committee; Past Pres.
Board Member: Areheonfraternity of
St. Ann National Shrine.
Fast Board ~Iember: Family Service
Society; Council of Social Agencies;
Community Chest of New Orleans;
Children's Bureau; St. Thomas More
Catholic Lawyers Assn.; Natl. Conf. of
Christians and Jews.
Member: American Bar Association;
Louisiana State Bar Association.
ALTON OCHSNER, M.D.
New Orleans, La.; ACS Honorary Life
Member.
President, Alton Ochsner Med. Fdn.
ACS President (1950) ; Chairman, Medical
and Scientific Committee (1949) ;
Director-at-Large (1941-58).
Prof. Emeritus of Surg., Tulane Univ.
Past President: Am. College of Surgeons;
Am. Assn. for Thoracic Surg.; Soc. for
Vascular Surg.; Southern Surgical
Assn; Internat. Scc. of Angiology;
Interstate Postgraduate Medical Assn :
International Society of Surgery:
Pan Pacific Surgical Assn.
Hen. Fellow: Royat Coil, of Surg. of
Eng.; Royal Coil. of Surg. in ireland.
Coeditor: 3.r#ery; International
Surgical Diye~t.
MRS. R. E. MOSlMAN
Seattle, Wash.; ACS Honorary Life
5~emher.
ACS Past Vice President (1951-53) ;
Board JMember (1946-57),
ACS Washington Division : Vice President;
State Commander, Field Organization
(1942-60) ; Honorary Life Member.
Past President: Women's Auxiliary,
American Medical Association; Women's
Auxiliary, Washington State Medical
Association.
Past Member: National Advisory Cancer
Council, U. S. Dept. of Health; State
Hospital Advisory Council.
~ember: Past Presidents' Assembly,
Seattle; Women's University Club;
Washington State Historical Society;
Seattle Art Museum; Lake Washington
Garden Club.
MRS. E, LEE OZBIRN
Oklahoma City, Okla.; ACS Honorary
Life Member.
ACS Vice President (1955-57).
Honorary President, General Federation
of Women's Clubs.
ACS Oklahoma Division: Honorary Life
Member, Board of Directors.
Member: International General Chairman,
The Woman's Pavilion Hemisfair '68,
San Antonio, Tax,; President's Comm.
on the Status of Women; Committees on
Polltical and Civil Rights; Advisory
Committee, Defense Mobilization;
National Board, Women's Medical
College of Pa.
Recipient, Who's Who Award in S. and
S. W., as volunteer in civic posts (1965).
HARRY' M, NELSON, M.D., LL.D. (Hen.)
Detroit, bIich.; ACS Honorary Life
Member.
Associate Professor of Obstetrics and
Gynecology, Wayne State University.
ACS President (1953) ;
Director-at-Large t1946-62);
Past Chin., Med. and Scientific Comm.;
Comm. to Advance World-Wide Fight
Against Cancer.
Chin., Task Force on Pelvic Malignancy.
Member: Cancer Comm., Am. Coll. of
Surg.; Comm. on Stagingand End
Results Reporting; Int. Surgical
Society; Soc. of Pelvic Surgeons;
FA.C.S., A.C.O,G.
Past President, Member: Mich. Soc. of
Obstet. and Gyn., Past Chin., ~ich.
Cancer Coordinating Comm., Cancer
Control Comm.
EUGENE F. PENDERGRASS, M.D.,
Sc.D. (Hen.)
Philadelphia, Pa.; ACS Honorary Life
Member.
Emeritus Prof, of Radiology, Sch. of Mad.
and Grad. Sch. of Mad., Univ. of Pa.
ACS President (1959) ~ Secy. (1944-45) ;
Director-at-Large (1941-46, 1954-62).
ACS Philadelphia Divislon : Honorary
Bd, 1Kern.
Consultant, Occupational Health,
U.S. Pub. Health Service.
Past Pres. and Director: Eadlological Soc.
ef No, Am.; Am. Coll. of Radiology;
Picker Found.
Member: AI~A Comm. to Coordinate
Relationships of Medicine with Allied
Health Professions and Services.
T154360726
ALFRED M. PDPMA, M.D.
Boise, Idaho; ACS Honorary Life ~,lemher,
Director, llountain States Regional
Medical Programs.
ACS President (195~) ; Director
{1946-60~ ; Past Chairman, Comm. to
Advance World-Wide Fight Against
Cancer; Past Vice Pres.; Past C~m.,
~ed. and Sci. Comm.
Head, Dept. o~ Radiology, St. Luke's Hosp.
(193S-66~.
Past Chin.: AMA Council on Voluntary
~eR1th Agencies; Bd. o~ Trustees,
College o~ Id~ho; Western Interstate
Comm. tot Kighsr Educ.; P~st Pros.,
Idaho State Med. Assn.
Member: Natl. Adv. Council Regional
Med. Programs; Adv. Comm.,
~dioIogicat Communications,
Columbia ~niv.
GEORGE E. STRINGFELLOW
East Orange, N. J'.; ACS Hen. Life
l~Iember.
Past Senior Vice President, Thomas A.
Edison Industries.
ACS Director-at-Large (1947-49,
1950-54).
ACS New J.ersey Division: Past President.
blember, Bd. of Gee., Am. Foundation
of Religion and Psychiatry.
Director, Mine Safety Appliances Co.
Trustee, Ind. Inst. of Tech.
Past President, N.J. Chamber of Comm.;
Past Imperial Potentate, Shrine
of N. A.
Recipient, ACS Annual Nat.-Div. Award
"For Important Contributions to the
Control of Cancer" (1950).
RALPH T. REED
New York, N. Y.; ACS Hon. Life Member.
Chairman, Exec. Comm., American
Express Co.
ACS National Division: Director-at-Large
(1961-1963) ; Mere., Crusade Comm.
(1961-63), Nora. Comm. (1962~, Exeo.
Comm. (1961-62) ; N. Y. C. Die., Bd.
Chin. (1961-64).
Director: Am. Internal. Life Assurance
Co. of N.Y.; Downtown-Lower
Manhattan Assn.; Lafayette Fellowship
Found.; Stone & Webster, Inc.; Wrathor
Corp.; Western Union Telegraph Co.
Trustee: U.S. Council, Internal. Chamber
of Commerce; U.S. Trust Co.of N.Y.;
Roosevelt Hosp,, N, Y. C.
Member: Comm., N. Y. Univ. Med. Center;
Export-lmport Bank of Wash.; N, Y.
Chamber of Commerce.
HOWARD C. TAYLOR, JR., M.D.
New &brk. N. ~:; ACS Honorary Life
Member.
Professor Emeritus and ChMrman, Dept.
of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Columbia
Univ. Coll. of Phys. and Surg.
ACS President (19551 ; Vice President
(1954} ; Chairman, Medical and
Scientific Committee (1953) ;
Director-at-Large (1954-63~ ; Director,
Region I (1948-54).
ACS New" York City Division, Board
Member.
Director, International Institute for the
Study of Human Reproduction,
Columbia University.
Editor-ln-Chlef, American Ja.rnal o/
Obst~trh's and Gynecology
WENDELL MEREDITH STANLEY, Ph.D.
Berkeley, Calif.; ACS Honorary Life
Member.
Professor, Molecular Biology and
Biochemistry, Univ. of Cal.; Dir.,
Virus Lab.
ACS Director-at-Large (1956-61).
ACS California Division: Board Member.
Nobel Laureate in Chemistry (1946).
Member: Natl. Advisory Cancer Council
(1952-56) ; Expert Advisory Panel on
Virus Diseases, WHO; Bd. of Scientific
Counselors, Natl. Cancer Inst. (195%
61) ; Advisory Committee to Director,
Natl. Inst. of Health (1966- ) ; Natl.
Academy of Sclences; American
Philosophical Society.
OSSIP J. WALINSKY
New York, N.Y,; ACS Honorary Life
Member.
Journalist and Poet.
ACS Director-at-Large (1956-60).
President Emeritus, International Leather
Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers'
Union, AFL-CIO; Pres., 1st Cons. for
Labor Israel (~91g).
Cofounder: United Jewish Appeal;
Chairman, Spec. Events, UJA Council
of Organizations (1963- ) ; World
ORT Union, U.S.A.
Member: Board of Gee. of Home &
Hospital of the Daughters of Jacob;
Jewish Scl. Inst.; Natl.; Comm.~or Labor
Israel Campaign.
Chairman, Fraternal Division of the State
of Israel Bonds.
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SHIELDS WARREN~ M.D.
Boston, Z,~ass.; ACS Hun. Life ~lember.
Professor Emeritus of Patholc
~led. Sch. at New Eng. Deaconess
ACS Director-at-Large (1960-64)o
ACS Massachusetts Div{slon: Past
Pr~Ment.
ChMrm~n. Corporation and Bo~rd oŁ
Trustees, Boston University.
Captain, USNR {MC,
Former U. S. Rep. to U. N. Scientific
Committee on the Effects of Atomk.
Radiation (19~6.63),
Member: National Academy of Sciences:
American Academy ~Ł Art~ and Sciences.
PAST
OFFICER DIRECTORS
THOMAS CARLILE, M.D.
Seattle. Wash.; ACS Past Ofl~ver Director.
Chairman, Department of Radiology, The
~{ason Clinic and Virginia ]~ason Hoop.
ACS President (1962) ; Director-at-Large
(196X-63) ; Director, Region V
ACS Washington Division : Board Member,
Associate Clinical Professor oŁ Radiology,
University of WasMngton Sch. o~ Med.
Pres., Paci~c Science Center Found.
Past Pres.: Soc. ef Nuclear Medicine;
Washington Radiolo~ial Society.
Member: Neoplastic Comm., Wash. State
Med. Assn.; Cancer Coord. Comm.,
State of Wash.
Fellow, American College of Radiology.
Diplomate, American Board of Radiology.
DAVID A. WOOD, M.D.
San Francisco, Calif.; ACS Honorary Life
Member.
Director, Cancer Research Inst.; Prof. of .'.
Path. (Ontology), U. of Calif.
ACS President (1957) ; Director-at-Large
(1954-62).
ACS Calif. Div.: Board Member.
Chairman, Calif. Cancer Adv. Council;
Vice Chin., Am. Joint Comm. on Cancer
St.~ging and End Results Reporting.
Past Pres., Coil. of Am. Pathologists.
Member: Cancer Comm., Calif. Med.
Assn.; Natl. Ors. Comm. for 10th Int'l
Ca. Congress (1970) ; Natl. Acad. of
Sciences; U.S. Natl. Comm. on Intq
Union Against Cancer (1961-64) ;
Inst. Path, (1955-61 }.
JOHN W. CLINg, M.D.
San Francisco, Calif.; ACS Past 01~cer
Director.
Assoc. Clinical Professor of Surgery,
Stanford Unlv. School of Medicine.
ACS Pres. (1961); Dir.-at-Large
(1957-63).
ACS California Division: Dir. (1948- ) ;
Bd. Chin. (1956-57).
Consultant, Natl. Adv. Ca. Council.
Past Pres., AMA; Chin. (1965), Sect. on
Gen. Surg,
Member: Cancer Comm. Cal. Med. Assn.
(1945-67) ; Chin, 11955-58) ; Am. Surg.
Assn.; Cal. Acad, of Med.; Pa˘. Coast
Surg. Assn.; Soc. Head and Neck Surg.
Fellow: Am. Coll. ot Surg.; Chin,, Comm.
on Ca. (1965- ),
WARREN H. COLE~ M.D,
Chicago, Ill.; ACS Past Of~cer Director.
Professor of Surgery Emeritus,
Department of Surgery, University of
Illinois College of Medicine
ACS President (1960~ ; Director-at-Large
(1950-64).
Honorary Fellowship: Royal College of
Surgeons of England; Royal College of
Surgeons 0Ł Edinburgh.
Past President: American Surgical
Association; American College of
Surgeons; Western Surgical Association;
Society of University Surgeons;
Chicago Medical Society; Chicago
Surgical Society.
Advisor, Editorial Board, C~z; A~'nals of
St~rgery ; ~urgery ; American ~urgeon.
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WALTER J. KOHLER
Kohler, ~Vis.; ACS Past O~cer Director.
Chairman and President, Vollrath Co.,
Sheboygan, Wis,
Governor of Wisconsin (1951-56).
ACS Board Chairman {1953-59) ; National
Campaign Chairman (1957);
Director-at-Large (1950-6~b; Director,
Region IV 11948-59"~.
ACS Wisconsin Di~'ision. Past President
and Past Board Chairman.
RUTHERFORD L. ELLIS
Atlanta, Ga.; ACS Past Officer Director.
Board Chairman, Lipscomb-Ellis Co.
Treasurer, Southern Mills, Inc.
ACS Director, Region Ill
(1947-50); Board Chairman (1959-62);
Director-at-Large (1950-64),
Board l~/ember: Piedmont Southern Life
Ins. Co.; Southern General
Ins. Co.; DeKalb C˘. Federal Savings
& Loan Assn.; The Bunk of Georgia.
Trustee, Henrietta Egleston Ilospital
Crippled Children.
Past President: Atlanta Association of
Insurance Agents; Georgln Association
of Insurance Agents; Greater Atlanta
Safety Council, Chi Phi fraternity.
Past Regent, University System of Georgia.
MRS. FORREST E. MARS
The Plains. Va.; ACS Past 0fi~cer Director.
ACS Vice President (1966-67) ; Director-
at-Large (1963-67}.
ACS Virginia Division: President
(1966- ) ~ Mere., Bd, & Exec. Comm.;
Vice Pres. (1903-64 } ; Fauquier Unit :
Vice Pres.; Past. Pres,
Bd. Mere., Gov., N. Y,, Va, Chap., Arthritis
Foundation; The Natl. Sym. Orch.,
Washington, D.C. {1964- ); Woman's
31ed. Coll. of Pennsyb'ania (1965-68).
Former Member: TB Board of Fauquier
County; Women's Aux..
St. Bartholomew's Hosp., London;
Bundles for Britain, Palm Beach. Fla.;
Social Service Bd., New York Infirmary;
Crippled Children's Itosp. and Red Cross,
Houston, Tex.
MRS. ROGER GOODAN
Los Angeles, Callf4 ACS Past Officer
Director.
ACS Delegate-Director (1963-65) ; Dir.,
Region VI (1949-50, 1957-63) ;
V. P. (1959-61).
ACS California Division : President
(1956-57) ; President, Los Angeles
County Unit (1957-58).
Awarded ACS Medal (1954).
Trustee Emeritus, Stanford University
(1942-62).
Director, Los A nge~es Time~.
I. S. RAVDIN, M.D.
Philadelphia, Pa.: ACS Past Ot~cer
Director.
ACS President (1962-03 ~ ; Director-at-
Large { 1958-64 ~.
Emeritus Prof, of Surg., Exec., V. Chin.,
Med, Campaign. Univ. of Pa. Med, Sch.
ACS Philadelphia Division: Honorary Life
Member.
Past Pres,: Am. Coll. of Surg.; Am. Surg.
Assn.; Internat. Blood Trans. Soc.; Pan
Pacific Sur~'. Assn,; Phila. Acad. of Surg.
Member: National Advisory Health
Council; An:. Philosophical Soc.
lion. Fellow: Royal Coll. of Surf. ~ Eng.,
Scot.. Ire.~ ; Royal Coll. of Phys. and
Surf'. of Can.; Hon..%lem.. Chicago Surf.
Soc.
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WENDELL G, SCOT[, M.D.
St. Louis, 1~Io4 ACS Past Officer Director.
Professor of Clinical Radiology,
Washington Univ. School of ~,Łedicine.
ACS President (1963-64); Director-at-
Large (1957-65|.
Director. James Picker Foundation.
Member: Am. Joint Comm. on Clinical
Class. of Cancer for End Result Rptg.;
Cancer Control Advisory Comm.,
USPHS.
Past Pres., Am. Roentgen Ray See.
Reserve Consultant in Radiology, Bureau
of Medicine anti Surgery, Dept. of the
Navy; Rear Admira| (Rot.) Med. Corps,
U.S. Naval Reserve.
Editor: Cancer; }'our Radiolopist.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
E. R. ALEXANDER
Columbia, S, C.
Past Executive Vice President,
South Carolina Bankers Association.
ACSDelegnte-Director(1963-1966~; Director,
Region Ill (1981-63).
ACS South Carolina Division: President;
Crusade Director (1958-~9); Chairman,
Public Education Committee; Member,
Board and Executive Committee.
Recipient, 1959 ACS Ann. Natl.oDiV.
Award for Dist. Sere.
Member: Advisory CruncH, N~val Affair~,
~th Nay. Dist.; Comm. on Books and
Curriculum, ~tate Bd. ~f Ednc.
Past Pres.: Col. ConnciL NaVy Lea4
Cent. S. C. Council, BSA.
Past District Governor of Rotary.
FRANCIS J. WILCOX
Eau Claire, Wis,; ACS Past Officer Director
( 1962-66). ,,
Senior Partner, Law Firm. Wilcox and
Wilcox.
ACS Board Chairman (1962-661 ; Director
Region IV ! 1956-62~.
ACS V,'isconsin Division: Member, Board,
Executive Committee.
Past President, Wise. State Bar.
Board Member, First Wis. National Bank
of Eau Claire; Trustee, Board Secretary,~
Eau Claire l.ibrary. .~'~
Fellow, American College of Trial Lawyers.'~
Member, American Law Institute.
FREDERICK M. ANDERSON, M,D.*
RenD, Nevada; Delegate-Director
(1964-).
Surgeon: Chin., Bd. of Reg. and Adjunct
Clin. Prof. of Surg., Univ. of Nevada.
ACS Nevada Division : Pres. (1953-54,
1963-64) ; Bd. I',Iem. (1947° ) ; Chin,,
Prof. Ed. Comm, (1961-63).
Chairman: Univ. Pattie. on Internal. Ed.;
Dir., Am. Assn. of Gee. Bds. oŁ Univ.
and Coll,
Nee. Commissioner, Western Interstate
Comm. on Higher Ed.
Reg. Dir.. Internal. Coll. of Surg., Mem.,
Internal. Bd. of Governors.
Mere.: Gee. Adv. Ca. Council.
Fellow: Am. Coll. of Surg.; Dipl., Am. Bd.
of Surg.
Recipient, Bronze Medal, ACS (1965).
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W. A. D. ANDERSON, M.D.*
Miami. Fla4 Director-at-Large (1965-
Prof, and Chin., Dept. of Path,, Univ.
of ltfiami Seh. of Med.; Dir. of Path,
Lab., Jackson Mere. Hosp.
ACS Fellowship Comm.; Ad Hoe Comm. on
Cytology.
ACS Florida Division: Mere., Research
Comm.
l~Iember: Am. See. of Path. and Boot.; Am,
Soc. for Exptl. Path.; AMA,; Internal.
Acad. of Path.; Fla. Med. Assn.; Fla. Soc.
of Path.; Dade Co. l~[ed. Assn.; S. E, Fla,
Soc. of Path.; So. Med. Assn.
Fellow: Am. See. of Clinical Path.; Am,
Coll. of Phys.; Pres. (1956-57), Coil, of
Am. Path.; Pres. (1966), Am. Med,
Writers' Assn,
Recipient: Sci. Prod. Foundation Award,
Co11. of Am. Path. (1959) ; Ward Burdick
Award, Am. Soc. of Clinical Path.
~Dvnotvs Mc'ntbcr. I~oard o~ Dirtetor~
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BILLIE I.. ARONOFF, M.D.'=
Dallas, Texas; Delegate-Director
(19aS-).
Assoc. Cite. Prof. of Surg., Southwestern
Med.
Prof. oŁ Oncology, Baylor Col|. of Dent.
ACS Texas Division: Past Pres,; Chin.,
Comm,; Mere., Exec, Comm.; Dallas
Unit: Me~., E~e˘. Com~.; P~t Pres.
President, D~llas See. of Gee, Surg.
3[ember: Am. Coll. of Surg.; Soc. o~ Head
& Neck Surg.; ~amez Ewin~ See,; Am,
Radium See,; Am. Bd. of Sur~,; Comm.
on C~ncer, Texas ~[d. Assn.; S. W,
See.; D~l~ss Soc, o~ Gent Surg.;
Bd. ~em., DaUns Co. Med.
Alpha Omega Alpha.
WYLIE W, BARROW*
V~'ashlngton, D.C.; Delegate-Director
(lSe4-).
Treasurer, Washington Gas Light Co.
ACS Director, Region II (1960-63).
ACS District of Columbia Division :
Bd. and Exec. Comm.; Pres. (1958-60)
Crusade Chm. (1953).
Member: Washington Bd. of Trade;
Advisory Bd,, Natl. Capital Area Council,
Boy Scouts of Amer.; D.C. Bar~
U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Recipient, St. George Medal & Citation
( 1963).
SOL. R, BAKER, M.D.*?
Beverly Hills, Calif.; Delegate-Director
(1963o).
Assoc. Clinical Prof. of Radiology, Sch. of
Medicine, Unlv. of Calif., L. A.
ACS California Division: President
(1962-65) ; Chin. Prof. Ed, Comm.;
l~em.: Bd. of Dir., Exec. Comm.;
Los Angeles Co. Branch: Hen. Bd. ~em.
Attending Staff, Mount Sinai Hospital.
Member: Chin., Planning Comm., World
Conf. on Smoking & Health; Cancer
Adv. Council, State Dept. of Pub.
Health; State Radlological Defense Adv.
Comm.; Am. Radium Soc.; Am. Soc.
Nuclear bled.; Radiol. Soc. of No. Am.
GROVER H. BAI"rEN, M.D.
Honolulu. Hawaii.
Surgeon.
ACS Hawaii Division : Bd. Mere. (1959-) ;
Pres. (1964~; Past V.P.; Oahu Unit:
Pres. (1962-63).
Asst. Chief of Surgery (Ontology),
Queen's Hosp.; Att. Surg., St. Francis,
Kuakini, Kaaikeolani Ch*Idren's
Hospitals; Cons, in Surg., Triplet Army
Hosp.; Shriners Hosp.
~Iember: A~fA; Hawaii Med. Assn.;
Pan-Pacific Surg. Assn.; Hawaii Surg.
Assn.; Honolulu Gee. Surg. Assn.;
James Ewing Sec.
Founder & Chm., Cancer Commission
(1960- },HawsliMed, Assn.
Fellow, Amer. Coll. of Surg, (Mem.,
Ca, Comm.).
Recipient, ACS Natl.-Div. Award (19~4).
WILLIAM O. BARNES, JR.
West Long Branch, N. J.
Attorney.
ACS New Jersey Division : President
(1965-66) ; Vice Pres. (1963-65) ;
Crusade Chin. (1964-65) ; Associate
Counsel (1962- ).
Trustee, Rutgers Univ.
Member: N.J. House oŁ Assembly
(1952-55) ; Majority Leader (1955);
Am., N. J. State, Essex Co, & Monmouth
Co. Bar Associations; Past Mem., West
Long Branch Bd. of Educ.
Recipient, Rutgers Univ. Gold Medal
(1960).
EDWARD J. BEAt-fIE, JR,, M.D.*
New York, N.Y., Din-at-Large (196% ).
Chief b/edica| Officer, Chairman, Dept. of
Surgery, Chief of Thoracic Service,
Attending Surgeon, Memorial Hosp.
Prof. of Surg., Cornell Univ. ~fed. Coll.
Member: AlgA; Am. Assn. of Thoracic
Surg.; Am. Broncho-Esophageal Assn4
Am, Assn. oŁ Med. Co~l.; Am. Coll. of
Surg.; Am. Surg, Assn,; James Ewin~
Soc.; Sigma Xi; Soc. of Vascular Surz.;
Western Sur~. Assn.; Soc. of Thoracic
Surg.; Soc. Clan. Sur~.i S[oan-Kettering
Inst.
Editorial: Pediatrics Di~ ; Joarns/of
Tho~acJc a,d Csrdlorascular
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*Denotes Member, Bo~rd o[ Directors
*Dcno˘ea Mere bet, Bo~|rd a] Directors
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