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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the American Cancer Society has been likened to the
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the American Cancer Society has been likened to the magnifying lens that can focus energy from the sun to produce a powerful effect.
Fields
- Named Organization
- AFL-CIO (American Federation of Labor/Congress of Industrial Organiza)Labor Union
- Air Force
- American Bar Association
- American Board of Pathology
- American Board of Radiology
- American Board of Surgery
- American Cancer Society
- American College of Physicians
- American College of Radiology
- American College of Surgeons
- American Institute of Banking
- American Medical Association (physicians group)Professional trade group representing American physicians.
- American Petroleum Institute
- American Red Cross
- Army
- Bank of New York (Sells ADRs for BAT)
- Carthage College
- Central Surgical Association
- Chamber of Commerce
- Chase Manhattan Bank (bank)
- Clinical Research (scientific periodical)
- Coca Cola Bottling Company
- Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
- Columbia University
- Cornell University (Ithaca, New York)
- Department of Public Safety
- Duke University
- Emory University
- Esso
- First National Bank
- Franklin and Marshall College
- General Motors Corporation
- Georgetown University
- Geriatrics (scientific periodical)
- Harvard College (Harvard Collge is the undergraduate branch of Harvard Univer)
- Harvard Medical School
- Harvard University
- Heritage Foundation
- Illinois College
- Indiana University (Located in Bloomington, Indiana)
- Institute of Medicine
- James Ewing Society (cancer research organization)
- Johns Hopkins University
- Kiwanis Club
- Lasker Foundation
- Lehigh University
- Los Angeles Times
- M. D. Anderson Hospital
- Memorial Hospital
- National Academy of Sciences
- National City Corp.
- National Research Council
- National Safety Council
- Navy
- Oak Ridge National LaboratoryContract research lab; does gov't work and also takes private contracts.
- Office of Naval Research
- Ohio State University
- Ohio Wesleyan University
- Preventive Medicine (periodical)
- Princeton University
- Purdue University
- Radium Society
- Red Cross
- Research Council
- Ropes & Gray
- Royal College of Physicians (Monitors the quality of Canadian/U.K. medical education)
- Royal Statistical Society
- Salvation Army
- Sigma (Plastic bag manufacturer)
- Social Science Research Council
- Society of Nuclear Medicine
- Southern Methodist University
- St. Joseph's Hospital
- Stanford University
- Surgical Association
- Texas Instruments
- Texas Medical Association
- Tufts University Medical School
- United Jewish Appeal
- University Medical Center
- University of Chicago
- University of Colorado
- University of Georgia
- University of Illinois (at Champaign-Urbana)
- University of Minnesota
- University of North Carolina
- University of Oregon Medical School
- University of Pennsylvania
- University of Vermont
- University of Washington
- University System of Georgia
- US Army
- Veterans Administration
- Warner Lambert
- Washington State Medical Association
- Washington University School of Medicine
- Wayne State University
- White House
- Whitney Foundation
- Willamette University
- World Medical Association
- Named Person
- Adair, Frank E.
- Adams, James S.
- Adams, Lane W.
- Adie, George C.
- Ball, Hope
- Bell, Austin H.
- Berkey, William A.
- Bobst, Elmer H.
- Bonds, Israel
- Brinkman, Harry A.
- Brittain, James M.
- Callaway, Enoch
- Carlile, Thomas, M.D. (ACS, Radiologist, Mason Clinic)
- Chamber, Antonio
- Chin, Chin
- Cline, John W.
- Cochran, J. Layton
- Coggeshall, Lowell T.
- Cole, Warren Henry, M.D. (ACS President (1960); Surgeon, U of Illinois, Chicago)Classmate of Ochsner at Washington U.
- Conley, James E.
- Copeland, Murray M.
- Corp, H. Donnelley
- Donnelley, Reuben H.
- Dufford, Philip A.
- Duran, Fred A.
- Ebersol, Charles R.
- Ecker, Frederic W.
- Endicott, Kenneth M.
- Ewing, James
- Fletcher, Mary
- Foote, Frank W., Jr.
- Fox, George
- Fuller, W. Parmer, Jr.
- Gable, L. John
- Gosman, James H.
- Griffin, John F.
- Guile, Elwood B.
- Harrington, David L.
- Hatfield, Mark O.
- Heap, Mercy Douglass
- Heller, John R., M.D. (Former NCI director)Plaintiff
- Hilles, Charles D., Jr.
- Hinds, Ervin A.
- Hole, Jackson
- Holler, John R.
- Hornbeck, Donald W.
- Ill, Edward J.
- James, Arthur G.
- Johnson, Donald E.
- Johnston, Eric
- Johnston, Henry P.
- Keay, Stuart H.
- Kohler, Walter J.
- Larson, Leonard W.
- Lasker, Albert D.Defense
- Lasker, Mary (Health philanthropist and political activist.)
- Leak, Glenn H.
- Lewis, Jr., William B. (Liggett & Meyers exec)Defense
- Lund, Charles C.
- Lynch, Francis W.
- Mason, Virginia
- Miller, A., M.D. (Asbestos researcher)
- Miller, Leslie A.
- Miller, S. Thomas
- Montgomery, Arthur L.
- Moun, James T.
- Nelson, Harry M.
- Newton, Donovan Leisure
- Ochsner, Alton, M.D. (President, Ochsner Foundation, Early Anti-Tobacco Expert)Plaintiff
- Pendergrass, Eugene P.
- Peterson, J. R. (Pres., RJR Board of Directors '76-80, Exec. VP '76-81)Served on R.J. Reynolds Board of Directors, 1976-80, and as Executive Vice President from 1976-81. Formerly president of Pillsbury.
- Peterson, Oscar S., Jr.
- Pfeiffer, Louise
- Pirie, John T., Jr.
- Rathbone, Monroe J.
- Rawson, Frederick H.
- Rose, Anna M.
- Rosenberg, Anna M.
- Rye, C. Glenn
- Schiebel, H. Max
- Scott, Wendell G.
- See, James Ewing
- Shells, Victor A.
- Siena, Alfred P.
- Sloan, Alfred P., Jr.
- Stanley, Wendell Meredith
- Stebbins, Ernest L.
- Stoddard, Waldo I.
- Stuart, James V.
- Stuart, John
- Taylor, Howard C.
- Taylor, Howard C., Jr.
- Trask, Ozell M.
- Wallace, Travis T.
- Waterman, George W.
- Whitney, John Hay
- Whittlesey, Granville, Jr.
- Wilcox, Francis J.
- Wilcox, Francis L.
- Wilcox, Thomas R.
- Wilson, Edwin B.
- Winkle, Van
- Winslow, Frank E.
- Wood, David A.
- Young, James R.
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the American
Cancer Society has been likened to the
magnifying lens that can focus energy
from the sun to produce a powerful effect.
The board converges the energies,
experience, and skill of its members into
a single force for cancer control greater
than the sum of all its parts.
Here, in this 1961 edition of K~ow Your
Bocrg of D~'ec~ors, we view the team
which leads our attack against cancer.
They are men of science and medicine,
industry, finance, communications, gov-
ernment and law, philanthropy, education,
the arts.
In all, there are 86 members, 18 of
vehom are Honorary Life Directors, dis-
tinguished men and women who have
served as regular board members and
continue to benefit the Society with their
counsel and guidance. Of the 68 remain-
ing members-half professional, half lay-
32 are Directors-at-Large and 86 are
Regional Directors, representing the
Society's 60 Divisions in every s~ate of the
Union and the District of Columbia.
At least three times each year the full
Board of Directors convenes to consider
and guide the course of the Society's
national programs of research, education
and service. In the democratic process of
our American heritage our board mem-
bers with their special skills keep fluid
and vital the resources which will one day
bring victory over cancer.
Through K~o~ Your Boer~ of D~e~-
~ors, we are proud to present on the ~ol-
lowing pages these men and women whose
purposefulness and determination reflect
the spirit of the American Cancer Society.
LANE W. ADAMS
Executive Vice Presiden~
January, 1961
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HONORARY LIFE DIRECTORS
FRANK E. ADAIR, M.D.
New York City; ACS Honorary Life
Director.
Assoc. Professor of Clinical Surgery,
Cornell Univ. ~,fedica| College.
ACS Pres, (1944-47); Vice Pres,
(1942-43) ; Secy. (1935-41) ; Chin., Exec.
Comm. (193S-39).
Attcndin~ Surgeon Emeritus, 5Iemori~l
and E'~in~ Hospitals, ~'.C.
Mere., Administrative Bd., Doctor's Hosp.;
Surgical Consultant to several N.Y.C,
Hospitals.
Past Chin., Cancer Con~ol Comm.,
Natl. Advisory Cancer Council;
Cancer Comm., American College of
Surgeons (1943-53).
Hen. Fellow, Royal Society of
Medicine, England.
G. V. BRINDLEY, M.D.
Temple, Tex.; ACS Honorary Life
Director.
P~st President, Scott and White Clinic.
Past ACS President; Vice Pres.; Chin.,
Medical and Scientific Comm.; Texas
Division, Past Chin., Exec. Comm.
Gee., Scott, Sherwood and Brindley Fdn.:
Trustee, Mary Hardln-Baylor College;
Past Pres., Texas IKedical Assn.;
Southern Surgical Assn.;
Past Rc~ent, Ant. College o£ Surgeons.
JAMES S. ADAMS
New York City; ACS Honorary Life
Director.
General Partner, Lazard Freres & Co.
ACS Honorary Board Chin. (1956);
Chin.: Legislative Comm. (1955-60);
Exec. Comm. (1946-52); Research
Comm. (1945-55).
Trustee: Indiana Unit'. Foundation;
American Fdn. for the Blind.
Dir.: National Assn. for Mental Health;
Research to Prevent Blindness, Inc.
LOWELL T. COGGESHALL, M.D.
Chicago, Ill.; ACS Honorary Life Director
ACS President (1958) ; Director (1950-60).
Vice President and Frederick H. Rawson
Prof. of ~Iediciue, Univ. of Chicago.
Former Special Asst. to the U. S. Secy. of
Health, Education and Welfare,
Consultant to Surgeon General,
U. S. Navy.
Past Pres., Assn. of Am. Medical Colleges.
Mere.: NatL Academy of Sciences;
Am. Philosophical Society.
ELMER H. BOBST
Montclair, N. J,; ACS Honorary Life
Director.
Bd. Chin., ~Varner-Lambert Phar. Co., Inc.
ACS Chairman, Exec. Comm. (1945);
Chin., Natl. Campaign Comm.
(1949-56) ; Honorary Bd. Chin.
(1951-55); Vice Chin. (1946-50);
Natl. Campaign Chin, (1947-48),
Mere, NatL Advisory Cancer Council;
Dir., Spies Comm. for Clinical Research;
Mere., U. of Pa. Med, Research Council.
Charter- Mere., World Medical Assn.
Natl. Fund for Medical Education.
Chin., Columbia Univ. College of Pharmacy
Development Program; Northern N. J.
Comm. of the Natl. Fund for Med. Educ.
Trustee, Burgers College of Pharmacy;
Franklin and ~larshall College.
Vice Pres., Natl. Hospital for Speech
Disorders; Dir.. CARE: Pres.,
Gustavus and Louise Pfeiffer Fdn.
MRS. W. PARMER FULLER, JR.
Hillsborough, Calif.; ACS Honorary
Life Director.
Director, Children's Hospital.
ACS Vice Pres, (1954-55) ; California
Division, Past Board Chin. and
Past Commander.
Past Mere., U. S. Fuel Administration;
Am. Relief Admin. Mission to Poland.
Past Officer, Family Service Agency;
Am. Women's Voluntary Services.
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CHARLES D. HILLES, JR.
New York City; ACS Honorary Life
Director,
Executive Vice President, International
Telephone and Telegraph Corp.
ACS Board Vice Chairman (1957) ; Chin.,
Research Comm. (1956) ; Chin., Exec.
Comm. (1954); See. (1946-52); Treas.
(1945).
Former Special Legal Advisor to U. S.
High Commissioner ~or Germany.
Dir.: Beckman-Downtown Heap.; Rip
Van Winkle Foundation, Lingnan
University (China).
MRS. R. E. MOSIMAN
Seattle, Wash.; ACS Honorary Life
Director.
ACS Past Vice Pres.; Bd. ~Iem, (1946-56).
Washington Division: Vice Pres.; State
Commander, Field Organization
(1942-60); Honorary Life Member.
Past Pres.: Y¢omen's Auxiliary of the
Am. 3Ie..lical Assn.; Women's Auxiliary
of the Washington State Medical Assn.
Past Mera., Natl. Advisory Cancer Council,
U. S. Dept. of Health.
.Mere.: State Hospital Advisory Council;
Past President's Assembly, Seattle.
ERIC JOHNSTON
Washington, D. C.; ACS Honorary Life
Director.
Pres., Motion Picture Assn. of Amer., Inc.
ACS Honorary Board Chin. (1946, 1950);
Board Chin. (1945, 1947o49) ;
Natl. Campaign Chin. (1945).
Pres., ~,Iotlon Picture Export Assn.
Past Pros., U, S. Chamber of Commerce.
Past Administrator, Economic
Stabilization Agency.
Chin, Comm. for Internal. Economic
Growth; Past. Chin., Internal.
Development Advisory Bd.
Ambassador, Special Representative of
The President of the United States.
U. S. Medal of l~Ierit.
15 Honorary Degrees from American
universities.
5 Decorations from foreign goverqments.
ALTON OCHSNER, M.D.
New Orleans, La.; ACS Honorary Life
Director.
ACS Pres. (1950) ; Chin, Medical and
Scientific Comm. (1949).
Pres., Alton Ochsner Med. Fdn.
Dir. Surg,, 0chsner Clinic, 0charier
Foundation Heap.; Prof. of Surg.,
Tu]ane Univ.
Pres., Pan Pacific Surgical Assn.
Past Pres., Am. College of Surgeons; Am.
Assn. for Thoracic Surg.; Soc. for
Vascular Surg.; Southern Surgical
Assn,; Internal. Soc. of Anglology;
Interstate Postgraduate Medical Assn.
Coeditor, Surgery &" Intcr~a~ional
Surg~ca! Digest.
CHARLES C. LUND0 M.D.
Boston, Mass.; ACS Honorary Life
Director.
Clinical Professor o~ Surgery, Harvard
l~edlcal School.
ACS Pres. (19S2) ; Vice Pres. (19~1) ;
Chin., l~ledical and Scientific Comm.
(1949) ; Massachusetts Divis(en, Pres.
(194s-~0).
Pres.: Boston Surgical Society (1960o61);
Acting Director, Fifth Surgical Service,
Massachusetts Medical Society
(1958-59).
and Acting Director, Sears Surgical
Laboratory, Boston City Heap.;
Visiting Surgeon, New England
Deaconess Hosp.
MRS. E. LEE OZBIRN
Oklahoma City, Okla., and Washington,
D. C.; ACS IIonorary Life Director.
President, General Federation of
Women's Clubs.
ACS Oklahoma Division, Vice Pres.;
Mere., Bd. and Exec. Comm.
51era.: Natl. Bd., Women's Medical College
of Pa.; President's Natl, Advisory
Comm., White House Conf. on Aging;
President's Steering Comm., Natl.
Conf, on Water Pollution.
Sponsor, Project Hope Ball.
"~rustee, American Heritage Fdn.
Mere.: U. S, Comm. for Celebration of 15th
Annie. of U, N.; Advisory Comm. of
Natl. Orgs., Office of Ed., Dept. of
II.E.VI.; Conf. of Natl. Orgs. Program
Comm; Citizens Advisory Comm.,
Health Inf. Fdn.; Bd. of Dirs., Natl.
~arm-City Comm.
Delegate, Natl. Health Council.
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ALFRED M. POPMA, M.D.
Boise, Idaho; ACS Honorary Life Director.
Head, Dept. of Radiology, St. Luke's Hosp.
ACS President (1954~ ; Director (1946-60).
Past Chin,, Comm. to Advance World-wide
Fight Against Cancer; Past Vice
Pres.; Past Chin, Medical and
Scientific Comm.
Consulting Radiologist, U.S. Veterans'
Hosp.. Boise; Chin., Western Interstate
Comm. for Hi~her Educ.; Past Pres.,
Idaho State Medical Assn.
DiplomRte, Am. Bd. of Radiology; Fellow,
Am. College of Radiology.
Mere., Bd. of Trustees. College of Idaho.
JAMES V. STUART
Grand Rapids, Mich.; ACS Honorary
Life Director
Vice President, Michigan National Bank.
ACS Treasurer (1950-52).
Dir.: Morton Hotel Co.,
John Widdicomb Co. and William A,
Berkey Furniture Co., Grand Rapids;
John Stuart Co., New York City
MRS. ANNA M. ROSENBERG
New York City; ACS Honorary Life
Director.
Pub. and Ind. Relations Consultant.
Former Asst. Secretar~ of Defense.
Cochin., Nat]. Heart Comm.; Bd. Mere.,
Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation,
Mere., Bd, of Hospitals of the City of
New York; Health Research Council of
the City of New York.
Mere.: Bd. of Trustees of John Hay Whitney
Fou ndation; Natl. Fund for Medical
Education; Bd. of Dirs., World
Rehabilitation Fund, Inc.; Bd. of
Trustees and Exec. Comm., The
American Heritage Foundation.
OSSIP J. WALINSKY
New York City; ACS Honorary
Life Director
Journalist and Poet.
ACS Director*at-Large (1956-60).
Pres. Emeritus, Internal Leather Goods,
Plastics and Novelty Workers' Union,
AFL-CIO.
Active in Trade Union, Social and
Community Affairs since 1904.
Cefounder, United Jewish Appeal;
Cofounder, Trade Union Council of
the Urban League; Pres., First Jewish
Labor Congress for Israel (1918).
Mere., Bd.: Amun Israeli Corp.; AFL-CIO
Comm. on Community Services;
Jewish Scientific Institute.
Chin., Fraternal Order Div. of the State
of Israel Bonds.
ALFRED P. SLOAN, JR.
New York City; ACS Honorary Life
Director.
Honorary Board Chairman,
General Motors Corporation.
Pres., Alfred P. Slosh Foundation.
EDWIN B. WILSON, Ph.D., LL.D.
Boston, Mass,; ACS Honorary Life
Director.
Professor Emeritus of Vital Statistics,
Harvard University.
ACS Board Chin. (19~7-41) ; Vice Pres.
(1935) ; Massachusetts Div., Bd. Mere.
Consultant, Office of Naval Research.
Past Pres., Am. Academy of Arts and
Sciences; Am, Statistical Assn.;
Social Science Research Council.
Past Vice Pres., Natl. Academy of
Sciences; Honorary Fellow of the Royal
Statistical Soc. (London).
Foreign Honorary Member,
Mathematical Society of Benares.
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DIRECTORS
*Dc~ote~ ~]e~bcr of E~ecutire Co~miHee
WYLIE W. BARROW
Washington, D. C.; ACS Director
Region I~ (10G0=62).
Treasurer, Washington Gas Light
Company.
ACS D. C. Division: Member of Board of
Trustees and Executive Committee;
Immediate Pas~ President; Chairman
1~53 Crusade; Past National Lay
Delegate ~Iember.
~Imnber, D. C. Bar: Washington
Board of Trade.
President, Sigma Chi Alumni Chapter,
Washington, D. C.
Former Member, Board of Education of
Montgomery County. Yd.
Past Chairman, Payroll Savings
Committee, U.S. Savings Bonds,
{ District of Columbia~.
JAMES M. BRITTAIN
Bryn Mawr, Pa.; ACS Director, Region I|
(1957-61l.
Dir.: Philadelphia Suburban Transporta-
tion Co.; Leeds, Lippincott Co.;
.Mutual Fire, Marine & Inland Ins. Co.
ACS Pennsylvania Division. Bd..Mem. and
Past Pres.
Pres., Mercy-Douglass Hosp.. Philo.
Vice Pres.: Cheyney State Teachers
Co|logo.
Trustee: Hahnemann Hosp. and Medical
College; Children's Heap. of Phila.:
Metropolitan Y.M.C.A., Philo.
Mere.: Philadelphia Bar Assn.;
Am. Bar Assn.
AUSTIN H. BELL, M.D.
Oklahoma City, Okla.; ACS Director,
Region VII (1958-62).
Surgeon-in-Chief, 0k]ahoma City Clinic
and Wesley Hospital.
ACS Oklahoma Division, Chin., Exec.
Comm, (1956); Delegate Mem,,
Region VIi (1956-5S),
Surgical Consultant, Tinker Air Force
Base.
Diplomate, American Bd, of Surgery,
and Thoracic Surgery (Founder Group).
Clinical Prof. of St~rgery, ~Jnlv. of Okla.,
School o~ Medicine.
*THOMAS CARLILE, M.D.
Seattle, Wash.; ACS Director, Region ~,"
(1956-61) ; ACS Vice Pres. and
Pres.-elect.
Chin., Dept. of Radiology, The Mason
Clinic and Virginia Mason Hosp.
ACS Washington Division, Mere., Bd. and
Exec. Comm.; Chin., Med and
Sci. Comm.
Asst. Clinical Prof. of Radiology,
University of Washington School of
Medicine.
Past Pres., The Society of Nuclear
1Kedicine; Washington State
Badiological Soc.
Mere., Neoplastic Comm., Washington
State Medical Assn,
Fellow, American College of Radiology;
Diplomate, Am. Board of Radiology.
FERD H, BLOCK "~,-~[
Thiboda~x, La.; ACS Director,
Region III (1959-~I).
Pres., First Federal Savings & Loan
Association; Dir., Citizens Bank &
Trust Company. Thibodaux,
ACS Louisiana Die., Past Pres. (1956-5B); Bd. Mem.: Chin., State Cancer Crasade,
~.~.
Dir., Lafourche Chamber of Commerce;
Chin., Lafourche Parish Welfare Board;
Past Pres., Th}bodaux Rotary Club;
Dir., La. Retailers Assn.
Recipient of 1957 Francis Durel Award as
outstanding citizen of Thibodaux.
*JOHN W. CLINE, M.D.
San Francisco, Calif.; ACS Director-at-
Large (1957-61.| ; ACS President.
Assoc. Ctinlcal Professor of Surgery,
Stanford Univ. School of Medicine.
ACS California Division, Dir.; Past Vice
Pres. and Past Secy.; Bd. Chin. ( 1956-57 ).
Mem. and Past Pres., Am. Medical Assn.;
Mere., Council on Med. Educ. and Hosps.
Mere., and Past Pres., Calif. Medical Assn.:
Chin., Cancer Commission, f1955-SB).
.Mere.: Calif. Academy of Medicine;
Pacific Coast Surgical Assn,; Advisory
Cancer Council, Calif. Bd. of Health;
Advisory Comm. for Cancer Control
Program, U.S.P.II.S.
Fellow, Am. Col)ege of Surgeons.
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J, LAWi'ON COCHRAN, M,D.
San Antonio, Tex4 ACS Director,
Region VIi (1959-61).
ACS Te~:as Dis., Director-at-Large;
Member of Exec. Comm.; Pas~ President.
Member: Texas Medi=al Association;
Southern Medical Association; American
Medical Association; Southwestern
Surgical Society.
Past Pres., Texas Medical Association;
Bexar County Medical Society;
]nternntional Medlca] Assembly of
Southwest Texas.
Member, San Antonio Chamber of
Commerce.
JAMES E. CONLEY, M.D.
Milwaukee, Wis.; ACS Director, Reg/on IV
(1956-62).
Associate Professor Surgery, Marquette
University School of Medicine.
ACS Milwaukee Division, Medical Chin.
and Vice Pros.
Pres., Milwaukee Academy of Medicine.
Meat.: Wisconsin Surgical See.;
Central Surgical Assn.: Am. Society
for Vascular Surgery; InternaL.
C~rdiov~scular Sac.
Diplomats, Am. ~oRrd oE S~rgery;
Fellow, Am. College of Surgeons.
Bd. Mere., 3[Hwaukee Curative Workshop.
MRS. ELWOOD B, COILE
Shawnee Mission, Van.; ACS Director,
Region VII (1958-61).
ACS Kansas Division, Bd. Mere.;
Vice Pres. and Chin., Coordinating
Comm. (1955-58) ; Past Scholarship
Chin.; Past District Chin.; ACS Johnson
Co. Unit, Bd. Mere.
Chin., Red Cross Crusade and
Vol. Services (1944-49).
Hen. Mere. and Past Pres., Adverettes.
Sponsor, Orphan Boys Center.
Mere.. K. of C. Rehabilitation Inst4 Past
Pres., K. of C. President's Round Table.
*WARREN H. COLE, M.D.
Chicago, Ill.; ACS Director-at-Large
(1950-62).
Professor and Head, Department of
Surgery, University of Illinois
College of Medicine.
ACS President (1960).
Past Pres., Amer. Surg. Assoc.
Hen. Fellowship, Royal College of
Surgeons of England; Royal College of
Surgeons of Edinburgh.
Surgeon-in-ChieL Illinois Research Hasp.
Past Pres.: Ant. College o£ Surgeons;
Western Surgical Assn.; Society of
University Surgeons; Chicago Medical
Sac.; Chicago Surg. Sac.
Advisor, Editorial Board, CA, Annals of
~urtjery. ~ttrgery. Amerlcatz ~ttrgeon.
MURRAY M. COPELAND, M.D., D.Sc.
Houston, Tex.; ACS Director-at-Large
(1957-61).
Asst. Dir. for Ed., U. of Texas, M.D.
Anderson Hasp. and Tumor Inst.
Prof. o~ Ontology, U. of Texas
Postgraduate School of Medicine.
ACS Tex. Dis. and Harris Co. Unit,
Bd. Mere.; ACS D. of C. Dis., Past Pres.
Past Pres., S. E. Surgical Congress.
Vice Pres, James Ewing Sac.
Vice Chin,: Comm. on Cancer, Am. CoIL of
Surgs.; M era., C atom. on Path., Am. Acad.
of Orthopaedic Surgs.; Comm. on Clinical
Stage Class. and Applied Statistics of
the InternaL. Union Again Cancer.
Mere.: Nail. Advisory Cancer Council,
NC[; Southers Surg. Assn.; Am.
Orthopaedic Assn. (I-Ion.) ; Am. Radium
Sac.; Sac. o~ Head and Neck Surgs.;
Tex. Cancer Coordinating Council.
Diplomate~ Am. Board o£ Surgery.
PHILIP A. DUFFORD
Boise, Idaho; ACS Director, Region V
President and General Manager,
Intermountaiu Equipment Company.
ACS Idaho Division, President (1955-~1) ;
~ormer National L~y Delegate Member.
Director: M and S Division, American
Road Builders Association.
Vice President: Western Bearings, Inc.;
Northern California Euclid, Inc.
Member: Am. Inst. Mining, Metallurgical
and Petroleum Engineers.
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CHARLES R. EBERSOL
Tor~ington, Conn.; ACS Director, Region
Member, Law Fh'm. Rorahack,
and Eberso].
Former Judge, City Court (1951-55~
Prosecuting Attorney (1947-49).
~CS Connecticut D~Y., Exit. Comm.
Chin. (1956>; S~te Camps~ Chin.
~1~52-55); Pres. ~orr~ton Branch,
ACS Conn. Div. (1956-60); District
Campaign Chin. (1~56-60).
KENNETH M. ENDICOTI-, M.D.
Dickerson, Md.; ACS Director-at-Large
{ 19fi0-$2 t.
Director, National Cancer Institute.
Asst. Surgeon-General, ~J.S. Public Health
Service; Former Chief, Cancer
Chemotherapy National Service Center.
N.C.I. (1955-5S t.
Diplomatc, Americm~ Board of Pathology;
Fellow, American Medical Assn.
3[ember: American Assn. for the
Advancemen: of Science; America~
Assn. of Pathologists and
Bacteriologists; See. for Experimental
Pathology; See. for Exptl. Bio.;
Internationa~ Assn. of Medical Museums.
*FREDERIC W, ECKER
Greenwich, Conn.; ACS Director-at-Large
(1960-62).
Board Chairman, Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co.
Dir. and Past Chin., Institute of Life
Insurance.
Dir., Chase Manhattan Bank.
Exec. Comm. Mere,, American Life
Convention.
Trustee, China Medical Board of
New York; National Safety Council;
S. S. Huebuer Fdn.
Bd. Chin., Children's Village,
l~ember: National Industrial Conference
Board; Joint Administrative Board,
New York Hospital-Cornell Medical
Center.
FRANK W. FOOTE JR,, M.D,
.New York City; ACS Director-at-Large
{ 1955-61 ).
Chin., Dept. of Pathology, Memorial Heap.
~fem,. New York City Cancer Committee.
Prof. of Pathology. Sloan-Kettering
Division, Cornell Univ. Medical College.
Formerly Assoc. Diagnostic Pathologist.
Division of Laboratories and Research,
N. Y. State Dcpt, of Health.
Special Fellow, Tumor Pathology, Natl.
Cancer Institute ( 1939-40l.
ORUTHERFORD L, ELLIS
Atlanta, Ga.; ACS Director-at-Large
(1950-62).
Board Chairman, Lipscomb-Ellis Company.
ACS Board Chairman; Director, Region
llI (1947-50).
Trees., Southern Mills, Inc.
Bd. Mere.: Southern Life Insurance Co.;
Southern General Insurance Co.;
DeKalb Co, Federal Savings & Loan
Assn.; The Bank of Georgia; Quaker
State Cote-Cola Bottling Co,
Past Pres,: Atlanta Assn. of Insurance
Agents; Georgia Assn. of Insurance
Agents; Greater Atlanta Safety Council.
Past Begent~ University System of Georgia.
L. JOHN GABLE
St. Louis, Me.; ACS Director Region VII
(1900-62)
Vice President, Security-Mutual Bank
and Trust Company.
ACS Missouri Division: Chairman,
Executive Committee and Board
Member; Past Treasurer. ACS St. Louis
Unit, Board Member, Past General
Campaign Chairman.
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*MRS. POWELL GLASS
Lynchburg. Vs.; ACS Director-at-Large
(].959-61).
ACS Vice President (1958-59); Director,
Region I[[ 11954-59 } ; Virginia Division,
Bd. Mere.; Past Pres. and Past Vice
Preso
Winner of J. Shelton Horscley Award for
outstanding contribution to cancer
control in Virginia.
Past Pres., Randolph-Macon Woman's
College Alumnae.
Past Pres.: ]~Iiddle A:lantic State Chapter
of the Am. Rhododemlren Sot.; Garden
Club of Virginia.
MARK O. HATFIELD
Salem, Ore.; ACS Dicector-atoL~rge
(1960-6t).
Governor of Oregon. ]~xec. Comm. Mere.,
Governor's C¢,nference.
ACS Oregon Division, Past Board Member;
ACS Marion-Polk Unit, Past President.
Assoc. Professor Political Science and
Dean of Students, Willamette
University (1950-56~.
Bd. Mum., International Christian
Leadership; Council for the
Advancemeet of Small Colleges.
Mum., Bd. of Trustees; Willumette
University. George Fox College,
Western Baptist Theological Seminary,
Eiseahower Library Beard, Woodrow
Wilson Birthplace Fdn. {honoraryl.
*MRS. ROGER GOODAN
Los Angeles, Calif.: ACS Director, Region
VI (1949-50; 195%61~ ; ACS Vice Pres.
(1960).
ACS California Division, Pres. (1966-5q) ;
Mem., Bd. and Exec. Comm. since 1949;
Pres.. Los Angeles County Unit
{ 1957-58) ; Mum., Bd. and Exec. Comm.
since 1949.
Awarded ACS Medal (1954).
Trustee, Stanford Univ. since 1942.
Dir., Los Angeles Times.
ERVIN A. HINDS, M,D.
Denver, Colo.; ACS Director, Region VI
(1959-62).
Chief, Surg. Svc., St. $oseph's Hosp.; Pres.,
Stall, Denver Genl. Hosp.
ACS Colorado Division, Board Member
and Past President.
.Mere. and Past Pres., Colorado State
Medical Society, Denver Academy
of Surgery.
Surgical Consultant, U. S. Army.
Fitzsimons General Hospital.
Chief Surg., Denver and Rio Grande
Western Railroad.
Assoc. Clinical Prof. of Surg., Uvdv. of
Colorado, School of Med.
Diplomate, American Board of Surgery;
Fellow, American College of Surgeons;
Senior Fellow, Southwestern Surgical
Cong.; Mum,, Denver Clinical and
Pathological Soc.
JOHN F. GRIFFIN, M.D.
Albuquerque, N. M.; ACS Director,
Region VI (1958-62}.
ACS New Mexico Division, President
(1957-58).
Fellow, American College of Surgeons,
D~plomate, American Board of Urology.
DONALD W. HORNBECK
Cleveland, Ohio; ACS Director-at-Large
(195S-62).
Partner, Law Firm of Hornbeck, Knachel,
McLaughlin and Rifler.
ACS Cuyahoga Co. Unit, Past Pres.;
ACS Ohio Die. Trustee-at-Large.
Secy. and Dir.: Cleveland Indians Baseball
Co.l Midland Steamship Lines, Inc.
Dir.: The Allen Electric Co.; Cleveland
Broadcasting Co.; Warren Refining &
Chemical Co.; The Continental Bank;
Portersville Stainless Equipment Co.
Mum.: Bd, of Trustees and Exec. Comm..
St .Vlncent's Charity Hosp.; Bd. of Dirs,,
Grand Jury Assn.; Advisory Council of
Jr. Achievement of Greater
Cleveland, Inc.
Assoc.. Ohio W'esleyan Univ.
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ARTHUR G. JAMES, M.D.
Columbus. Ohio; ACS Director,
Region II (1959-61).
Associate Prof., Dept. of Surgery and
Ontology, Ohio State Univ. Medical Cir.
Diplomats, Am. Board of Surgery (1943) ;
Fellow, Am. College of Surger~ (194~)
Member: Am. Radium See.; Scc. of Head
and ~eck Surgeons; Columbus Academy
¢,f Med4 Ohio S~ate See.; Columbus
Sar~caI
Pres. and Trustee, ACS Ohio Die.; Dlr.
Columbus Cancer Clinic.
Ch. Comm. on Cancer, Ohio State
Assoc.; ~Iember, Comm. on Cancer,
Am. College of Sur~eous
HENRY P. JOHNSTON
Birmingham, A|a.; ACS Director Region
Ill ~19~9-62j.
President, Ala. Telecasting Corp.; Former
Vice President. Birmingham News.
ACS Alabama Division. Vice President.
Beard Member. Fast Crusade Director.
Bd. Chin., Planters and Merchants Bank.
Dir., Southern Airways.
Member: Rotary Club. Jeffer.,on County
Personnel Board.
C. TODD JESSELL, M.D.
Portland, Oregon; ACS Director, Region V
(1960-62)
Radiologist: Bodlne-Cantril Clinic,
Medical Clinic, Portland, Willamette
Falls Community Hosital, Oregon City, .
Columbia District Hospital, St. Helen's.
ACS Oregon Division, Board and
Executive Committee Member; Former
National Delegate Member.
Consultant in Radiology, Veterans'
Administration.
Clinical Instructor of Radiology,
University of Oregon Medical School,
Past President, Oregon Radiologleal
Society; Board Member, Northwest
Radiological Society; Diplomats,
American Board of Radiology.
Member: American College of Radiology,
Radiological Society o£ North
America, American Med. Assn.'
STUART H. KEAY
Manchester, N. H.; ACS Director, Region I
(19~4-62).
Vice Pres. and Director, Amosksag
National Bank.
ACS New Hampshire Division, Treas.
Asst. Treas. and Director, Amoskeag
Trust Co.
Dir, ManChester Gas Co.
Treas., Manchester Community Chest~
Dir., Manchester Chapter, Am. Bed
Cross.
Meat., Advisory Board, Salvation Army;
Past Pres., Manchester Kiwanis Club.
~DONALD E. JOHNSON
Flint, l~Iich.; ACS Director-at-Large
(1954-61) ; ACS ~ice Chin., Bd, ef Dir.
Pres. and Treas., Advertisers Press, Inc.
ACS Director, Region IV (1952-54);
Michigan Division, Mere. Bd. and Exec.
Comm.; Past Pres. and Past Treas.
Pres. and Tress. Daily Reportsr
(Coldwater,
Secy., Treas., Whiting Foundation.
*WALTER J. KOHLER
Kohler, Wis,; ACS Director-at-Large
(1950-61|.
Governor of Wisconsin (1951-56).
ACS Board Chairman (1953-59); Natl.
Campaig~ Chairman (1957); Dir,,
Region IV (1948-50) ; Wisconsin Die.,
Past Pres. and Past Board Chin.
Chin. and President. Vollrath Company.
Shcb~ygan, Wise.
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