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Society'~ v,dunteer~-x~'h,, have grown in numbers frum a handful to more than 2,000,000 strung.
Fields
- Named Organization
- AFL-CIO (American Federation of Labor/Congress of Industrial Organiza)Labor Union
- Air Force
- American Academy of Arts and Sciences
- American Academy of Forensic Sciences
- American Academy of Oral Pathology
- American Association for the Advancement of Science
- American Association for Thoracic Surgery
- American Bar Association
- American Board of Internal Medicine
- American Board of Pathology
- American Board of Radiology
- American Board of Surgery
- American Cancer Society
- American Chemical Society
- American College of Physicians
- 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 Medical Association (physicians group)
Professional trade group representing American physicians.- American Philosophical Society
- American Red Cross
- American Society of Zoologists
- American Statistical Association
- American Surgical Association
- American Thoracic Society (Thoracic medicine)
Organization for professionals involved in the field of thoracic (chest) medicine.- Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
- Army
- Associated Press (AP) (National Uniform Press Service)
- Association for Cancer Research
- Association of American Medical Colleges
- Baptist Hospital (Miami, Florida)
- Black Hills Corp.
- Boy Scouts of America
- California Medical Association
- Chamber of Commerce
- Clinical Research (scientific periodical)
- College of American Pathologists
- Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
- Columbia University
- Conference Board
- Cornell University (Ithaca, New York)
- Delafield Hospital (New York)
- Department of State (DOS)
- Duke University
- *Emery University (Emory)
- Farm Bureau
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
- Finance Committee
- First American Corp.
- First National Bank
- Franklin and Marshall College
- Gastroenterology (scientific periodical)
- General Motors Corporation
- Georgetown University
- Geriatrics (scientific periodical)
- Hartford Hospital
- Harvard Medical School
- Harvard University
- Hercules
- Heritage Foundation
- Howard University
- Huntington Memorial Hospital
- Illinois College
- Indiana University (Located in Bloomington, Indiana)
- Intel
- James Ewing Society (cancer research organization)
- Kiwanis Club
- Lahey Clinic
- Los Angeles Times
- Loyola University (Montreal) (Became Concordia University (Montreal))
Merged with Sir George Williams University to form Concordia University.- Marquette University
- Mayo Clinic (Located in Rochester, Minnesota)
Has a nicotine dependence center; runs the smoking cessation program at the Mayo Clinic- Medical College of Virginia
- Memorial Hospital
- Metropolitan Life Insurance (Insurance Company)
- National Board of Medical Examiners
- National Health Survey
- National Medical Association
- National Research Council
- Naval Hospital
- Navy
- New England Deaconess Hospital
- New York Academy of Medicine
- New York Academy of Sciences
- New York Pathological Society
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Contract research lab; does gov't work and also takes private contracts.- Ohio State University
- Owens-Illinois Inc.
- Peace Corps
- Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.
- Phi Beta Kappa
- Pomona College
- Presbyterian Medical Center
- Preventive Medicine (periodical)
- Public Health University (Located in Bangkok, Thailand)
- Radiological Society of North America
- Radium Society
- Red Cross
- Research Council
- Ropes & Gray
- Royal College of Physicians (Monitors the quality of Canadian/U.K. medical education)
- Royal Society of Medicine
- Royal Statistical Society
- Rutgers University
- Salvation Army
- Schlitz
- *Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) (Only use SAB with name of specific org.)
- Sears Roebuck
- Sidley & Austin
- Sigma (Plastic bag manufacturer)
- Sigma Xi
- Social Science Research Council
- Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine
- Southern Methodist University
- St. John's Hospital
- St. Joseph's Hospital
- St. Mary's Hospital (Located in Rochester, Minnesota. Part of the Mayo Medical)
- Stanford University
- Supreme Court of the United States
- Surgical Association
- Temple University
- Texas Medical Association
- The Shield (anti-tobacco and alcohol publication of the 1920s)
- Tufts University Medical School
- U.S. Department of Justice
- United Jewish Appeal
- United States Congress
- University Medical Center
- *University of California (use specific branch)
- University of California at Berkeley
- University of California at Los Angeles
- University of Chicago
- University of Colorado
- University of Georgia
- University of Illinois (at Champaign-Urbana)
- University of Maryland
- University of Michigan
- University of Minnesota
- University of North Carolina
- University of Oklahoma
- University of Pennsylvania
- University of Southern California
- University System of Georgia
- US Army
- VA Hospital (Located in Houston, Texas)
- Veterans Administration
- Veterans Hospital (Located in Marion)
- Warner Lambert
- Washington University in St. Louis
- Washington University School of Medicine
- Wayne State University
- Western Reserve (Medical School)
- Whitney Foundation
- World Health Organization (Concerned with global public health)
International organization concered with public health worldwide- World Medical Association
- Air Force
- Named Person
- Adair, Frank E.
- Adams, James S.
- Adams, Lane W.
- Albert, Armand
- Amberg, Richard H.
- Army, Walter Reed
- Baker, Sol R.
- Baptist, Georgia
- Bobst, Elmer H.
- Boston, Fred
- Boyle, Paul E.
- Branch, Diego
- Branch, Francisco
- Brandstetter, Orval K.
- Bright, George C.
- Buck, Charles E.
- Buesing, Charles J.
- Buren, Van
- Byrd, Benjamin E., Jr.
- Byrd, Benjamin F., Jr.
- Campbell, Elmer B., Jr.
- Carlile, Thomas, M.D. (ACS, Radiologist, Mason Clinic)
- Carson, Joseph W.
- Chamber, Antonio
- Chamber, Christi
- Chamber, Junior
- Chambers, Wallace L.
- Church, Leon Baptist
- Clare, David W.
- Cleveland, Clement
- Cochran, J. Layton
- Coggeshall, Lowell T.
- Cole, Bradford D.
- Cole, Warren Henry, M.D. (ACS President (1960); Surgeon, U of Illinois, Chicago)
Classmate of Ochsner at Washington U.- Coll, Royal
- Conley, James E.
- Conroy, Thomas E.
- Conroy, Thomas F.
- Cooney, James P.
- Copeland, Murray M.
- Corp, Emery
- Cross, S. Holy
- Cummings, Walter J., Jr.
- Davis, Louis
- Deane, John R.
- Dennis, John M.
- Diehl, Harold S.
- Duckwall, Vernon E.
- Dufford, Philip A.
- Easter, Everett C.
- Eberhart, Warren E.
- Eberhart, Warren F.
- Ebersol, Charles R.
- Ecker, Frederic W.
- Edmonds, Ben
- Edwards, Lester R.
- Egan, William A.
- Egleston, Henrietta
- Eisele, Martin
- Eisele, William Martin
- Endicott, Kenneth M.
- Ewin, James
- Farber, Sidney
- Faulconer, Robert J.
- Fleming, John M.
- Flinn, Richard Orme, Jr.
- Flynn, William J.
- Frank, Ralph C.
- Fuller, W. Parmer, Jr.
- Gable, L. John
- Gantz, Jack
- Geib, Wayne A.
- Getz, Reuben D.
- Gillespie, R. Grant
- Graham, Robert W.
- Greer, Dan B.
- Greet, Dan B.
- Grise, Richard E.
- Grise, Richard F.
- Grunow, Lois
- Hall, Byron E.
- Hand, Georgia
- Harvey, Roger A.
- Hilles, Charles D., Jr.
- Hinds, Ervin A.
- Hoffman, Anna Rosenberg
- Hollis, Norman R.
- Hoover, Herbert
- Hoskins, Mark H.
- Hunt, Howard B.
- Hutchinson, Alfred C.
- Hutton, Edward E.
- Hutton, Edward F.
- Ill, Edward J.
- Israel, Beth
- James, Arthur G.
- Jason, Robert S.
- Jeffery, Gordon
- Johnson, Donald E.
- Jordan, John R., Jr.
- Jordan, John Richard, Jr.
- Junior, Christi
- Keay, Stuart H.
- Keith, Wilfred D.
- Kohler, Walter J.
- Krider, William M.
- Lamer, Leon
- Larson, Leonard W.
- Lasker, Albert D.
Defense- Leak, Glenn H.
- Leone, Louis A.
- Lewis, Jr., William B. (Liggett & Meyers exec)
Defense- List, Charles F.
- Lockhart, Charles E.
- Long, Fred M.
- Lund, Charles C.
- Maass, Clara
- Madigan, Howard S.
- Marks, Maurice I.
- Mars, Forrest E.
- Mason, Richard P.
- Mason, Virginia
- Mayfield, Molly
- Mcgrail, Richard P.
- Meissner, William A.
- Mercy, Anthony
- Merkley, Jay P.
- Merkley, Jay R.
- Miller, Walter W.
- Mills, Arthur M.
- Mills, Arthur M., III
- Mobley, John A.
- Montgomery, Arthur L.
- Morgan, Royce H.
- Mott, Frederick D.
- Nelson, Harry M.
- Nostrand, Elmo T.
- Ochsner, Alton, M.D. (President, Ochsner Foundation, Early Anti-Tobacco Expert)
Plaintiff- Owen, Robert E.
- Pack, George T.
- Parsons, Willard H.
- Pendergrass, Eugene P.
- Perry, Robert
- Pfeiffer, Louise
- Pirie, John T., Jr.
- Pollard, H. Marvin
- Pollock, Ira O.
- Price, Kirk
- Randall, Henry T.
- Rawles, James W.
- Read, Clifton R.
- Reuther, Walter P.
- Rigler, Leo G.
- Ringle, Robert E.
- Roosevelt, Eleanor
- Roosevelt, James
- Rosemond, George P.
- Rosemond, George R.
- Runyon, Damon
- Sawyer, Kenneth C.
- Schiebel, H. Max
- Schneider, Edward J.
- Scot, Alice A.
- Scott, Alice A.
- Scott, Wendell G.
- Semans, William R.
- Shells, Victor A.
- Shults, Richard H.
- Siena, Alfred P.
- Silber, Joseph S.
- Sloan, Alfred P., Jr.
- Smith, Charles E.
- Smith, J. Winslow
- Smith, Kenneth L.
- Speidel, Jess W., II
- Spellman, John W.
- Stewart, Donald E.
- Stoddard, Daniel E.
- Stoddard, Waldo I.
- Stohl, Clark N.
- Taylor, Charles P.
- Taylor, Howard C., Jr.
- Taylor, Samuel G., III
- Thomas, John E.
- Thomas, John F.
- Thorson, Harry T.
- Tilden, Irvin L.
- Trask, Ozell M.
- Tudor, Wallace W.
- Uihlein, Robert A., Jr.
- Ulmer, Thomas P.
- Ulmer, Thomas R.
- Umstead, John
- Van, Peter
- Vorwald, Arthur J.
- Wallace, Travis T.
- Wallgren, Harold W.
- Warshaw, Lesley M.
- Weimer, Arthur M.
- Whitehorn, Nathaniel
- Whitney, Leslie W.
- Wilcox, Francis J.
- Wilson, Edwin B.
- Winkle, Van
- Winter, Norbert E.
- Wirth, Charles L., Jr.
- Wood, David A.
- Woodruff, James G.
- Adams, James S.
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TI54.380888
SINCE ITS I~IODEST BEGINNINGS 50 YEARS
ago, the American Cancer Society has
grown to become a leading voluntary or-
ganization in the United States. An im-
portant measure of that ~rowth has been
the gt~at progresg mmle a~aJnst cancer in
terms of hnman l]ves saved during this
century. And a reasuu for that progress
has been the increasing de~lication of the
Society'~ v,dunteer~-x~'h,, have grown in
numbers frum a handful to more than
2,000,000 strung.
[n this bouklet we present the Society's
distinguished leaders whu guide the na-
tional fight against cancer, translatin~
into policies the determination of the So-
ciety's volunteers to conquer this disease.
Here are the men ~nd women who are
leaders in industry, finance, phila~thropy,
law, government, education, communica-
tions, and the arts; and those from the
medica~ and scientific professionswho per-
sonally have done outstanding work in
cancer control.
The Honse of Delegates, presented
here for the first t~me, is composed of
176 members. The Board of Directors is
composed of 104 members of the House
of Delegates.
In addition, there are 24 Honorary
Life Members and three Past O~cer Di-
rectors, men and women who have pro-
vided theh" special qoalities in the fight
RgRinst cancer for many years and con-
tinue to contribute to the Society the
benefit of their experience ar.d counsel.
LANE W. ADAMS
Exec~ttire Vice President
January, 1964
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HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS
FRANK E. ADAIR, M.D.
New York, N. Y.; ACS Honorary Life
.Member.
Assuc. Professor of Clinical Surgery.
Corne]l Univ. Medical Co]logo.
ACS Pres. t1044-4;); Vice Pres.
~1942-43; ; See. (1935-41l ; Chin., Exec.
Comm. 1193S-3'J 1. Director-at-Large
~ 1934-55).
At~endin~ Surgeon Emeritus, Memorial
and ~win~ Hospitals, N.Y.C,
Hen. Bd. Chin., Jack,on MemoriM
Laboratory.
~[em., Administrative Bd., Doctor's
SurgJcal Consultant to aeveral N.Y.C.
Hospitals.
Past C~.: Cuncer Control Comul,
Natl. Adv~s˘~ry Cancer Council;
Cancer Comm., American College of
Surgeons (1943-53 L
Hen. Fellow, RoyM Society of
Medicine, England.
JAMES S. ADAMS
New York, N, Y.; ACS Honorary Life
Member.
General Partner, Lazard Freres & Co.
ACS Honorary Board Chairman (1956l ;
Chairman: Legislative Committee
[1956-60); Executive Committee
(1946-5'2} ; Research Committee
(1945-55) ; Director-at-Large { 1945-571.
Trustee: Indiana University Foundation;
American Foundation ~or the Blind.
Director: National Association for Mental
Health; Research to Prevent
Blindness, Inc.
ELMER H. BOBST
Montclair, N. J.; ACS Honorary Life
Member.
Bd. Chin., Warner-Lambert Phar. Co., Inc.
ACS Chairman, Exec. Comm. (1945) ;
Chin., Natl. Campaign Comm.
(1949-56) ; Hen. Bfl. Chin. (1951.55) ;
Natl. Campaign Chin. (1947-48);
Director-at-Large (1945-57).
Mere., Natl. Advisory Cancer Council;
Dir.. Spies Comm. ~'or Clinical Research:
~em., U. of Pa. Med. Research Council.
Charter Mere.: World Medical Assn;
Natl. Fund for Medical Education.
Chin.: Columbia U. College of Pharmacy
Development Program; Northern N. J.
Comm. oŁ the Natl. Fund for Med. Educ.
Trustee: Rutgers College oŁ Pharmacy;
Franklin and Marshall College.
Vice Pres.. Natl, H~spital for Speech
Disorders: Dir.. CARE; Prez..
Gustavus and Louise Pfeiffer Fdn.
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G. V. BRINDLEY, M.D.
Temple, Tex.; ACS Honorary Life
Member.
Past President, Scott and White Clinic.
ACS President (1956| ; Vice President
f1955~ ; Chairman, Medical and
Scientific Committee; Director,
Region VII (1951-59).
AC~ Texas Division: Past Chairman,
Executive Committee.
Governor. Scott. Sh(.rwoo4 and Brin(l[ey
Foundation.
Trustee. Mary Hardh~-Baytor College,
Past President: Texas Medical Association;
Southeru Surgical Association.
Past Re~ent. American College of
Surgeon~.
LOWELL T. COGGESHALL, M.D,
Chicago, Ill.; ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS President f ; 958 } ; Director-at-Large
(1950-60).
Vice President aud Frederick H, Rawson
Professor of Medicine, University of
Chicago.
Former Speehtl 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: ~ationa| Academy of Sciences;
American Philosophical Society.
MRS. W. PARMER FULLER, JR.
Hillsborough, Calif.; ACS }lonorary Life
~Iember.
Director, Children's Hospital.
ACS Vice President (1954-55} ;
Director-at-Large (1948-59).
ACS California Di~-islon : Past Board
Chairman; Past Commander;
San 51ateo County Branch, Honorary
Lifo Director.
Past Member: U.S. Fuel Administration;
American Relief Administration Mission
to Poland.
Past Officer: Family Service Agency;
American Women's Voluntary Services.
MRS. POWELL GLASS
Lynchhurg. Va.; ACS Honorary Life
l~Iemher.
ACS Vire President (195S-59) :
Director-at-Large 11959-61l ; Director,
Region III t 1954-59 ~.
ACS Virginia Division: Board Member;
Pas~ President; Past Vice President.
Win~er of J. Shelton Horseley Award fur
~ut~tandin~ ec, ntributlon t~, cancer
control iu Virginia.
Past President. ]~andolph-Macon Woman's
('o1] e.~e Alumnae.
I'a~t President : Middle Atlantic State
Chapter, American Rhododendr,n
~.eK, ty: (;uvdett ('luh of Virginia.
CHARLES D. HILLES, JR.
New York, ix,'. Y.; A('~ Honorary l.ife
Member.
ACS Vice Board ('hairman 11957~ ;
Director-at-Large [ 1939-59 I ; Chairman :
Research Committee ! 1956 ~ : Executive
('ommittce { 1954 ! : Secretary [ 1946-521 ;
Treasurer ( 1915).
Former Special Legal Advisor to U.S. High
Commissioner for Germany.
Director: Beckman-Downtown Hospital;
Rip Van Winkle Foundation: Lingnan
University { China ~ : the Dutchess
School; various business corporations.
MRS. ANNA ROSENBERG HOFFMAN
New York. N. ~t:: ACS Honorary Lifo
Metaber.
Public and Industrial Relations
Consultant.
ACS Director-at-Large
l;ormcr Assistant Secretary of Defense.
Cochairman. National Heart Committee;
Board ,Member: Aihert and Mary L:tsker
Foundation; Eleanor Roosevelt
Foundation.
.Member: Board of Hospitals of the City
of New York: Health Research Council
of the City of New York.
Member: Board of Trustees. J'ohn flay
Whitney Foundation; The American
Heritage Foundation~ Board of
Directors, World Rehabilitation Fund.
Inc.; ('ounci| on World Tensions;
Board of Advisers. National Fatal t'or
Medical Education.
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DONALD E. JOHNSON
~|int. Mich.: AU.'4 Ih,noracy Life ~temGer.
PreM,k, nL Tea~tu'er: Advertisers
Inc.; Dui/g l(rl,,,,'h r. ('oldwater. Mich.
Bnard Chairman ~H~3D-~I ~.
At'~ Mk-hi~'an lHvi~hm: Ilonurary ~ife
Di~eth,r: Pa~t l'r,.~ident:
Sucrctary. "Łee~.uter. Wkitin~ Found&tion.
MRS. R. E. MOSIMAN
Seattle. Wa.41.; .-k˘'S lI*~nurary Life
Member.
ACS l'a~t Vkc President t 1951-33 ~ ;
A('S Wa~hb=~ton Divi.iun : Vice Pre~bh.m
( 1!,4g-60 ~ : lh,mw.ry Life Member.
Pust I're~idum : Wumen'~ Auxiliary,
Auxil.ary. ~Va~hlu~t.n State Mvdical
Association.
Counuil. U. ~. Dept. o~ H~ukh; State
}Iosp}:al Advisory Council.
Member: Pa~t President~' Assembly,
Seattle; Wv:n~n's Unlx'~r~i~y Club;
Washington Stat~ iIistorical Society;
Seattle. Art Museum; Lake Wa~hin~to~
Garden Club.
CHARLES C. LUND, M,D.
Buston. Ma.~.-.: A˘ S ]lonoeary Life
Memhee.
C}inieal Profcsso:' ~f Sut'gury Emeritus.
itarvard ~Icdk'a} School.
.&('S President ~ I ~52 ~ ; Vieu President
~ IUSl~ ; Chuirman. Medi~a[ aud
CommiLteu ~ 10-19~ ; Direc~or-at-bargo
~1946-58].
ACS Massnchu~utts Divisiun: President
(1948-50 ).
Pre=ident: Ma~ad=usett~ Medical Society
~1958-51J1 ; Bo.~tou Surgical Society
t1960-61),
Coasultnn~ in ~ur~ery, Fifth Surgical
~ervlc˘. Bedroll ('it~ ~ospital.
Surge~n, New England Deaconess
lIospital.
Presidunt. Prutcia Foundation (1962-
HARRY M. NELSON, M,D,
Detroit, 3lich.; A˘'S ih,norary Life
iX[ t, mlmr.
Associate l'rofi~or ˘~t" [)b~tetrirs and
(;ynecoh,~y. Wayne St;m, Univcr~ity.
A('S PreMdeut t l[l~:~ i ;
1)irector-at-I,arge I 1D-II;-621.
A['S S.E. Middg'nu l)iviHon : President.
Attending' Surge.n, Ruceivin~ Hospital.
Clinic; Division of Obstetrie~ and
(;~ltecvloffy, Wonlen's Host}it;d; ('ancee
3Iedical Society.
~[eltll~or: I,'~lncer ('olltttl(t(e~, Anloriettn
})eLruit Ik, hal,ilit;lthm ('cnLet'.
Past l'ro~blent, Mmuber: Mirhigan Society
.f tll}~tetrir~ i~nd (;ync~ul,~y; Exeeutivt,
('Ol~llniltet.. Detroit Institt~le t~f Cancer
Research.
l[~lll~ll'Bl'y [,I..ll., WayBe Slaty ['. (l!17,(~l.
HARRY McENERNY, JR.
New ot'l~uus, La.; .-k(.'S Hoaorary Life
5Iember.
Paetnur, Luw Firm. Legier. MeEneray
and Waguespack.
ACS Director-at-Large (1959- I ;
Dleector, Re~ion III ~ 1955-59).
AC@ Louisiana Division : blember, Board
and Executive CUlUmittce; Past Pres.
Board Member: First l[omesteml
Savings Associution; Marquette
Association for llighe˘ Education;
Archcvnfraternity ,f St. Ann National
ShriBe; National Conference of
('hristians an,l Jews; Louisiana State
Bar A~udation.
Past Board 5h.n:ber: Family Service
Society; ('uullvil of Soekd Agencies;
Community Chest ~)f Nt, w Ol.leans;
Chihlren's Bureau.
~Ientbcr: Al~lel'it;tn Bat" A-~oriatiu~:
ALTON OCHSNER, M.D.
New (h'leanm La.; A(L"I l[onorary Li~e
l'resi,h,nt, Alton Ochsncr Me,I. Fdn.
AI'S l'l'e˘idvnt t 1950 ) ; Chairman. 3[edieal
;tilt] Scientific Committee 11949~ ;
Director-at-La~ge (
1}itectoe. Surget'y, ()chsner ('Iinic,
Ochsnvr Fotlndatinn t[osp.; Emeritus
l'rofeasor of Suegery.Tuhme University
Past Pr~Hden~: Am, College of
Am. AgsB. f(It" Thuraeic Surg,; See. for
Vascular Surg.; Southern Surgical
Intel"~tat˘ Pust~:raduate Mediv;d
lnteenati-nal So,.iety of Surgery;
Pan Paclliv Surgical Assn.
Fellow: Am. Coll. ttf ~BI'~,; [{tin.
Fellow: Royal Coll. cf ~[IFff.
Eng.: R.yal CoIL of ~ur~-. in Ireland.
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T1543808
MRS. E. LEE OZBIRN
Oklahoma City, Okla., and Washington,
D.C.; ACS Honorary Life Member.
ACS Vice President
Honorary President, General Federation
of Women's Clubs.
ACS Oklahoma Division: Bonorary Life
Member, Board oŁ Directors.
Member: President's National Advisory
Council, Peace Corps; President's
Citizens Advisory Committee, Youth
Fitness; President'~ Committee,
American Food-for-Peace Council;
President's Commission on the Status of
"tVomen; Committees on Political and
Civil Rights; Advisory Committee,
Defense Mobilization; .National Board,
Women's Medical College of Pa.
Consultant, Chihlren's Bureau,
Trustee, D.C. Bullet Guild, Inc.
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ALFRED P. SLOAN, JR.
~New "~'ork, N. Y.; ACS Itonorury Life
~lember.
Honorary Board Chairman,
General Motors Corporation.
ACS Director-at-Large ~ 194~-54 }.
Chairman. Alfred P. Siena Foundation.
EUGENE P. PENDERGRASS, M,D.,
Sc.D. (Hart.)
Philadelphia, Pad ACS Honorary Life
Member.
Emeritus Professor of Radiology. School
of Medicine and Graduate School of
Medicine, University of Pennsylvania
ACS President (1959) ; Secretary
(1944-45); Director-at-Large (1941-46),
(1954-62).
ACS Philadelphia l)i~'ision: Honorary
Board Member.
Past President: Radiological Society of
North America; American College of
Radiology.
Section Delegate, House of Delegates,
Amerlenn Medical Association.
Director: Picker Foundation; Bicentennial
ot the School of l~ledicine, University of
Pennsylvania.
WENDELL MEREDI~'H STANLEY, Ph.D.
Berkeley. Calif.; ACS Honorary Life
Member.
Professor, Ąirology and Biochemistry,
University of California; Chairman,
Department of Virology; Director,
Virus Laboratory.
~CS Director.at-Large (1955-61).
ACS California Division: Board Member.
Nobel Laureate in Chemistry (1946).
Member: National Advisory Cancer
Council (1952-56); Expert Advisory
Panel on Virus Diseases, World Health
Organization; National Academy of
Sciences; American Philosophical
Society.
Consultant to Secretary of War 11945-4fl,.
Member, Board of Scientific Counselors,
National Cancer Institute
(1957-61} ; Chairm:tn, (1957-59 ~.
ALFRED M. POPMA, M.D.
Boise, Idaho; ACS Honorary Life ~[ember.
Head, Dept, of Radiology, St, Luke's Hasp.
ACS President (195-/) ; Director (1946-60) l
Past Chairman, Committee to Advance
World-Wide Fight Against Cancer;
Past Vice President; Past Chairman,
Medical and Scientific Committee.
Consulting Radiologist, U. S. Veterans'
Hospital~ Boise; Past Chairman,Western
Interstate Committee for Higher
Education; Past President, Idaho State
Medical Assoeiatiou.
Diplomate, American Board of Radiology~
Fellow. American College of Radiology.
Chairman, Board of Trustees, College of
Idaho.
Member, AM A Committee on ~,bluntary
Health Agencies.
HOWARD C, TAYLOR, JR., M.D.
New York, N. Y.; ACS Honorary Life
Member.
Professor and Chairman, Department of
Obstetrics and Gynecology, Columbia
University College of Physicians and
Surgeons.
ACS President (19551 ; Vice President
(1954) ; Chairman, Medical and
Scientific Committee (1953) ;
Director-at-Large t 105t-63 ~ ; Director,
Region I (1948-54}.
ACS New York City Division~ Board
Member.
Director, Sloane Hospital for Women.
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center.
Visiting Gynecologlst-in-Charge. Franci~
Delafield Hospital.
Editor-in-Chief. A~erira~ Jo~r~.d o.f
Obs~etrl,'s and G~neco~od~,t.
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OSSIP J. WALINSKY
New York, lq'. Y.; ACS Honorary Life
Hemher.
Journalist and Poet.
ACS Director-at-Large (1956-60).
President Emeritus. International Leather
Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers'
Union, AFL-CIO.
Active in Trade Union, Social and
Community Affairs since 1904.
Cofounder: United Jewish Appeal;
Chairman, UJA Council of
Organizations {1963- ); World OaT
Union; Pros., First Jewish Labor
CongressŁor Israel LIPlSJ.
Board ~Łeuther: Amun Israeli Corp.;
Jewizh Scientific Institute; Development
Corporation for Israel; Home & Hospital
of Daughters of Jacob.
Chairman, Fraternal Division of the State
of Israel B~nds comprising more than
three thousand organizations.
EDWIN B. WILSON, Ph.D., LL, D.
Boston, ~,iass.; ACS Honorary Life
~lember.
Professor Emeritus of Vital Statistics,
Harvard University.
ACS Board Chairman (193%41); Vice
President (1936); Director-at-Large
(~931-55).
ACS Massachusetts Division : Board
l~[ember.
Consultant, O~ice of Naval Research
Past President: American Academy of Arts
and Sciences; American Statistical
Association l Social Science Research
Council.
Past Vice President, National Academy
of Sciences; Honorary Fellow,
Royal Statistical Society, London.
Foreign Honorary Member,
Mathematical Society of Benares.
DAVID A. WOOD, M.D.
San Francisco, Calif.; ACS Honorary Life
l~[emher.
Director, Cancer Research Inst.; Prof. oŁ
Path. (0neology), U. of Calif.
ACS President (1957); Director-at-Large
(1954-62).
ACS Ca|it Die.: Board ~,~ember,
Past Pres.. Coll. of American Pathologists
Chairman, Cancer Comm,, Calif. Mad.
Assn4 Vice Chin.. Am. 5oint Comm. on
Cancer Staffing and End Results
Reporting.
.Member: Cancer Adv. Council, State of
Calif.; Scl. Adv. Bd.. Armed Forces
Inst. Path.( 195~-~1 ~ ; Natl. Acad. of
Sciences~ U.S. Natl. Comm. on InternaL.
Union Against Cancer (1961-64).
Diplomate. Am. Bd. of Pathology.
PAST OFFICER DIRECTORS
THOMAS CARLILE, M.D.
Seattle, Wash.; ACS Pas~ Officer Director.
Chairman. Department of Radiology, The
Mason Clinic and Virginia Mason
ltospitaL
ACS P~e~ident (1962) ; Director-at-Large
(1961-63); Dh'ector, Region V (1956-61).
ACS Washington Division : Member,
Board, Ex~utive Committee.
Assistant Clinie~l Professor oŁ Radiology,
University oŁ Washington ~chool o~
Medicine,
Past President: The Society oŁ Nuclear
Medicine; Washington State
Radiological Society.
Member: ]Neoplastic Committee,
Washington State Medical Aszociation ;
Cancer Coordinating Committee, State
oŁ AVnshlngton.
Fellow, American College oŁ Radiology.
Diplomate, American Board of Radiology.
JOHN We CLINE, M.D.
San Francisco, Calif.; ACS Past O~cer
Director.
Assoc. Clinical Professor of Surgery,
Stanford Univ. School of Medicine.
ACS President (1961) ; Director-at-Largo
(1957-63~.
ACS California Division: Dir.; Past Vice
Pres.; Past Sac.; Bd. Chin. (1956-57).
Past President: American ~edical
Association.
l~[embor, California Medical Association;
Chairman, Cancer Commission
(1955-58).
Member: Council on Medical Education
and Hospitals, California Academy of
Medicine; Pacific Coast Surgical Assn.:
Advisory Cancer Council, Calif. Bd. of
Health; Advisory Comm. for Cancer
Control Program, USPHS.
Fellow, American Colleffe of Surgeons.
WALTER J. KOHLER
Kohler, Wis.; ACS Past Officer Director.
Chairman and President, Wollrath Co..
Sheboygnn, Wis.
Governor of Wisconsin (1951-56).
ACS Board Chairman (1953-59) ; National
Campaign Chairman (195"/) ;
Director-at-Large (]950-63) ; Director,
Region IV (1948-50).
ACS Wisconsirt Division, Past President
and Past Board Chairman.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES
ARMAND ALBERT, M.D.
Van Buren, Maine.
ACS ~Jaine Division : President.
Past President: Aroostook ~,ledical
Society; Maine Medical Association;
Counc~l of New England State Medical
Societies.
E. R. ALEXANDER*
Columbia, S. C.; Delegate-Direutor
(1963-).
Executive Vice President, South Carolina
Bankers Association.
ACS Director, Region llI (1961-63).
.&CS South Carolina Division: President;
Crusade Director (1958-59) ; Chairnmn,
Public Education Committee; Member,
Board and Executive Committee.
Recipient, 1959 Annual Natl.-Div. Award
for Di~t. Service in Cancer Control.
Member: Advisory Council, Naval Affairs,
Sixth Naval District; Finance Comm.,
U. S. Chamber of Commerce.
Past/>resident, Columbia Council, Navy
League.
Secretary, Columbia Rotary Club;
District Governor (1953-54).
President, Central S. C. Council, Boy
Scouts oŁ America; Recipient, BSA
~kward, ,~lrcr Be~usr.
RICHARD H, AMBERG*
St. Louis, Me.; Director-at-Large (1963-).
Publisher, St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Director: Bureau of Advertising, ANPA;
Governmental Research Institute;
Central Institute for the Deaf; St. Louis
Municipal Opera; It~issouri Chamber oŁ
Commerce~ United Fund, Boys' Clubs o~
America; Salvation Armyi YMCA; BSA.
Trustee: Wells Coll., McKendree Cell.,
Westminster Coll., Drury Coll.
Member, President's Council, St. Louis ...
University.
~Iember: International Development
Board, American Korean Foundation,
Civilian Advisory Group Army War
College, American Society oŁ Newspaper
Editors, Harvard, National Press, Army
and Navy, Racquet clubs.
Board of Dirc˘~ora
SOL R. BAKER, M.D.=
Beverly Hills, Calif.; Delegate~Director
(19S3-).
Assoc. Clinical Prof. o~ Radiology, School
0Ł ~Iediclne, U niversity oŁ California at
Los Angeles.
ACS California Division, President
(1963- ); Chairman, Legislative
Committee; Member: Board
Director~, ~xecutlve Committc~;
Angeles Cuunty Branch, Board ~Iember.
Attending Staff, Mount Sinai
Member, Tumor Board.
Chairman, Co;am. on Cancer Education.
California ~edical Assn.
Member: Exec. Comm., Medical Research
Anna. of California; Cancer Advisory
Council, State DopE. sf Public Health;
State Radiological Defense Advisory
Comm.
flea, Fellow, Southern Calif. Acad. of Oral
Pathology.
FRED BOSTON
~nid, ukiahoma,
President. Fred Boston, Inc.
ACS Oklahoma Division : Secretary
(1953-57] ; President (195%62) ;
Member, Board and Executive
Committee (1952- ).
Chairman, Oklahoma Highway Users
Conference (1952- ).
Member: Oklahoma Mental tIealth
Planning Committee; Governor's
Economic Development Commission
(1954-61~ ; Board oŁ Directors, Central
Airlines, Fort Worth, Texas,
PAUL E. BOYLE, D.M.D,*
Cleveland, Ohio; Director-at-Large
(1962-).
Dean and Pro~essor of Dental ~edlcine,
School of Dentistry, Professor oŁ Oral
Pathology, School of Medicine, Western
Reserve University.
Consultant in Dental Education, Govt,
of Burma and Mutual Security Agency
(1952) ; Cons., National Health Survey
USPHS; Bd. of Sci. Counselors, Nat.
Inst. oŁ Dental Research.
Past President: Amerlcan Board of Oral
Pathology; American Academy of Oral
Pathology; International Association
of Dental Research.
~fember: ADA~ Society ~or Experimental
Pathology; American Association of
Pathologists and Bacteriologists;
Academy of Dental Medicine (Hon.~.
Fellow, American Association for the
Advancement of Science.
*De'notc.~ Member, Boarc~ of Directors
~tDenotcs Member. Board & E:recu~(rc Committee
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MRS, ORVAL K. BRANDSTETTER
Wayne, Nebraska.
ACS Nebraska Division, ~[emher,
Executive Committee; YCayne County
Unit, Member, Board of Directors.
President, Wayne City ~lusic Boosters.
Past Matron, Order of the Eastern Star.
GEORGE C. BRIGHT, C,L,U.
Phoenix. Arizona.
General Agent, State of Arizona, Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
ACS Arizona Division : Member, Board and
Executive Committee; Past President.
Vice President, Board oŁ Trustees,
Phoenix Fine Arts Association.
Director, National :Life Underwriters'
Association, Arizona Chapter.
CHARLES E. BUCK, M.D.
Longview, Washington.
Chairman, Department of Pathology:
St. John's Hospital; Cowlltz General
Hospital.
ACS Washington Division: Member, Board
and Executive Committeel Chairman,
Professional Education Committee.
Member: Cancer Coordination Committee,
State of Washington; American
Society of Cllnical Pathologists.
Fellow° American College of Pathology.
Diplomate, American Board of Pathology,
Anatomy, and Clinical Pathology.
BENJAMIN F. BYRD, JR., M.D,
~ashville, Tennessee.
Associate Pro~essor oŁ CHnical ~urgery.
Vanderhilt University, School of
Medicine; Assistant Professor of
Surgery, Meharxy Medical College.
ACS Tennessee Division: ~res~denC;
Nashvill~-Davidsou County Unit: Pa~t
President; P~st Chairman. Exocut~v~
Committc~.
Councilor ~or ~nnc~c~ : ~outhern
Medical A~sociation; Southeastern
Surgical Congre~.
Fellow: American ('olleŁo of Sur~eon~
( Member, Cancer Committee I ;
American Surgical Association;
Southern Surgical Association;
American Thyroid A~socJation.
Chairman. Cancer Committee. Tennessee
State Mcdlca: Association.
Diplomate. Americas Board of Surgery.
President, Nashville Surgical Society.
CHARLES J. BUESING, C.L.U.*
Chatham, N. J.; Delegate-Director
(1963-).
Agency Manager, Mu~ual Of New York
(MONY).
ACS New Jersey Division : Member, Board
of Trustees and Executive Committee
(1945~ ) ; Past President, Past Crusade
Chairman.
Recipient, ACS Bronze Medal for
outstanding service in cancer control,
Member: Board, Life Underwriters'
Association of New York; Life
l~anagers' Assn. of N. Y. (Past Pres.) :
American Society of Chartered Life
Underwriters,
Lay Leader and Bldg. Fand Cha~rnmno
Chatham Methodist Church.
RALPH A. CAMARDELLA, M.D.*
l~lalverne, ix'. Y.; Delegate-Director
(1963- 3.
Director, General Practice, Mercy
Hospitah Member, Medical Board of
Directors.
ACS Director. Region ] (1961-63).
ACS Nassau Division : Pros|dent;
Recipien t, Div. Medal { 1960 ~.
Past President, American Academy of
General Practitioners, Nassau Chapter.
Member: Medical Advisory Board.
American Heart Association, Nassau
Chapter; Nassau Medical Society.
Awarded : Legion of Merit, Bronze Star.
Order of British Emp|re, Croix
DeGuerre. Commander Royal Italian
Crown, Cembat Medical Badge.
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ELMER B. CAMPBELL, JR., M,D,
St, Petersburg, Florida.
Chief of Surgery, Mound Park and Mercy
Hospitals.
Attending Surgeon: St. Anthony's
Hospital; American L~gion Hospital for
Crippled Children.
ACS Florida Division : President
(1961-62) ; ~Iember, Board and
Executive Committee; Chairman,
Professional Education Committee;
Past President, Pinellas County Unit.
Chairman, Florida Association oŁ Tumor
Clinic Directors (1960); Director,
Pinellns County Tumor Clinic (1957o ).
Diplomate: Americnn Board of Surgery;
National Board of Medical Examiners.
Fellow, American College of Surgeons.
A. M. CHERNER, M.D.
Hays, Kansas.
Radiologist: Eddy Clinic; St. Anthony
Hospital; Hadley Memorial Hospital.
ACS Kansas Division : President; Past
Chairman, l~ledieal and Scientific
Committee; Past Chairman, i~[idwest
Cance~: Conference; Past Chairman,
Projects Review Committee.
Member, American B~ard of Radiolog.v.
Councib,r, Kansa~ Mudic~l Socicty.
Fellow and Councilvr. An:er|cnn College of
Radiology.
JOSEPH W. CARSON
Meridian, l~lississippi.
Partner, New South Radio Network.
ACS Mississippi Division : Secretary;
Director; Chairman, Public Information
Committee; Past President, Lauderdale
County Unit; Recipient, Division
Distinguished Service Award (1962-63).
Past President, Mississippi Broadcasters'
Association.
Director, Meridian Lions Club.
Member° Advisory Board St. Joseph's
Hospital.
RICHARD C. CIVEROLO
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Attorney at Law.
ACS New Mexico Division: Board
Member; Chairman, Bylaws
Committee, Public Relations
Committee (1959).
Member: American Bar Association :
Albuquerque Bar Association;
Albuquerque Lawyers Club.
Past President, Albuquerque Council ~f
Social Agencie:.
WALLACE L. CHAMBERS, M.D.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Surgeon, Granger Medical Center.
ACS Utah Division: Board Member:
Chairman, l~ledieal Beard.
Fellow in Surgery, Lahey Clinic (1954~.
Member: American College of Surgeons;
Southwestern Surgical Congress;
Salt Lake Surgical Society: American
Board of Surgery.
DAVID W. CLARE, M.D.*
Pittsburgh, Pa.; ~elegate-Direetor
(1963-).
Associate Cliaical Professor of Surgery
and Cancer Coordinator, University of
Pittsburg~h School of Medicine.
ACS Director, Region II (1962-63 ~.
ACS Pennsylvania Division : l~[ember,
Board. Executive Committee (1956- ~ ;
Past President, Chairnmn, Executive
Committee, Allegheny County Unit
11959-61).
Member: American Medical As-zociationl
Penn~ylvanla Medical Society;
Allegheny County Medical Society;
American Association for the Surgery
of Trauma; Pittsburgh Surgical See.;
Wainwright Tumor Clinic Association.
Fellow, American College of Surgeonm
Diplomate. American Board of Sure'cry.
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*Denotes Member, Board of Dircctorn
*~Denotra Metaber. Board t~e 2~zeeutivc Cotnmlttee
• Dcaotva Me*nhero Beard o] D~rvctora
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