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KNOW YOUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1958 AMERIOAN CANCER SO01ETY~ T!54360998

The Board of Directors of the American Cancer Society is comprised of 68 outstanding leaders in the medical and scientific or other fields of activity. These men and women, who have dedicated themselves to the unceasing fight to control and conquer cancer, bring together a broad and impressive variety of experience and knowledge. Theirs is the important task of managing the Society's business affairs- its policy, planning, and programs. The distinguished Honorary Life Directors, presented first in the following pages, served for- merly as regular Board members and at present continue to benefit the Society with their valuable counsel and experience. Under the practical and inspirational leadership of our Board of Directors, the devoted individuals serving co-actively in the various positions in the National office and in the Divisions and Units are enabled successfully to carry out the Society's constantly expanding activities in the fight to control and conquer cancer. MEFFORD R. RUNYON Executive Vice President JANUARY, 1958. REGION NO. 1 Connecticut; Maine; Massachusetts; New Hampshire; New York; New York City, N. Y.; Brooklyn, N. Y.; Nassau County, N. Y.~ Queens County, N. Y.; Staten Island, N. Y.; Suffolk County, N. Y.; Westchester County, N. Y.; Rhode Island; Vermont. REGION NO. 2 Delaware; District of Columbia; Maryland; New Jersey; Ohio; Pennsylvania; Philadelphia, Pa.; West Virginia. REGION NO. 3 Alabama; Florida; Georgia; Kentucky; Loulsiana; Mississippi; North Carolina; South Carolina; Ten- nessee; Virginia. REGION NO. 4 Illinois; Indiana; Iowa; Michigan; Southeastern Michi- gan; Minnesota; Wisconsin; Milwaukee County, Wis. REGION NO. 5 Alaska; Idaho; ~Iontana; North Dakota; Oregon; South Dakota; Washington; Wyoming. REGION NO. 6 Arizona; California; Colorado; Nebraska; 1'levada; New Mexico; ~tah. REGION NO. 7 Arkansas; Kansas; Missouri; Oklahoma; Texas. HONORARY LIFE DIRECTORS FRANK E. ADAIR, M.D. ~ew York City; ACS Honorary Life Director. Assoc. Professor of Clinical Surgery, Cornell Univ. ~ledical College. ACS Pres. (1944-46) ; Vice Pres. (1942-43) ; Sec'y. (1935-4l) ; Chin., Exec. Com. (1935-39). Attending Surgeon Emeritus, l~Iemorial and Ewing Hospitals, N.Y.C. Mere., Administrative Bd, Doctor's Ho~p.; Surgical Consultant to several N.Y.C. Hospitals. Past Chin., Cancer ControI Comm., Nat':. Advisory Cancer Council. JAMES S. ADAMS New York City: ACS Honorary Life Director. General Partner, Lasard Freres & Co. ACS Honorary Board Chin. (1956) ; Vice Chin. (1953-55) ; Chin., Legislative Comm. (1956-58) ; Chin., Exec. Comm. (1946-52) ; Chin., Research Comm. (1945-55). D|r.: Minerals and Chemicals Corp. of America; Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co., Inc.; U. S. Borax and Chemical Corp.; Carter Products, Inc. Trustee: Indiana Univ, Foundation. Pres., Inst. ~or Psychiatric Research, Indiana Univ. Medical School. GUY AUD, M.D. Louisville, Ky.; ACS Honorary Life Director. Clinical Professor of Surgery Emeritus, Univ. of Louisville School of Medicine. ACS Pres. (1951) ; Chin., Service Comm. (1953-55) : Kentucky Division, Mere. Bd. and Exec. Comm.; Pres. (1942-50). Mere., Surgical Staffs, Louisville General and St. J'oseph's Infirmary. Editor, Joz~r~al and Past Pres., Kentucky State Medical Assn. Diplomats, Am. Board of Surgery; Fellow, Am. College of Surgeons. ELMER H. BOBST Montclair, N. J.; ACS Honorary Life Director. Board Chairman, Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co., Inc. ACS Chairman, Exec. Comm. (1945) ; Chin., Natq. Campaign Comm. (1949-56) ; Honorary Bd. Chin. (1951-55) ; Vice Chin. (1946-50) ; Natq. Campaign Chin. (1947-48). Mere., Natq. Advisory Cancer Council : Dir., Spies Comm. for Clinical Research; Mere., Univ. of Pa. Medical Research Council. Charter Mere., V/'orld ~,fedical Assn., Nat'l. F~nd for Medical Education. Trustee, Rutgers College of Pharmacy; Franklin and Marshall College. Vice Pres., Natq. Hospital for Speech Disorders; Dir+, CARE; Pres., Gustavus and Louise Pfeiffer Fdn. T!54380997

GEN. WILLIAM J. DONOVAH New Yerk City; ACS Honorary Life Direztor. Senior Partner, Donovan, Leisure, Newton and I~ne. ACS Chm., Exam. Comm. (1953) ; Board Chm. (1950-52); Hat~. Campai~ Chm. (1950). Former Ambassador to Thailand. As ~la~or General, World ~ar If, organized and directed 0~ce el Strategic So,ices; Congressional Medal of Honor ~inner,~or]d ~ar I. MRS. ANNA M. ROSENBERG New York City; ACS Honotmry L~fe Director. Pub. and Ind'l. Relations Consultant. Former ~s~ Secer~ o~ Defense. Co-Chm, Natq. H~rt Comm.; Bd. ~Iem: ~b~rt and I~a~ Lasker Foundation; American-Korean Foundation. ~lem., Bd. of Hospitals of the City of New York. 5~em., Bd. of Trustees of John Hay Whitney Foundation; Nat~. Fund for MedicM Education; Bd. of Trustees ~nd Exec. Comm., The American Heritage Foundation. ERIC A. JOHNSTON Washington, D.C.; ACS Honorary Life Director. Pres,, Mot|on Picture Assn. of America, Inc. ACS Honorary Beard Chm. (1946,1950) ; Board Chm. (1945,194q-48-49) ; Nat~ Campaign Chm. (1945) Pres., ]~Ietion Picture Export Assn. Past Pres., U. S. Chamber of Commerce. Past Administrator, Economic Stabilization Agency. Chm., Internat'i. Development Advisory Bd. Ambassador, Special Representative of the President of the United States. ALFRED P, SLOAN, JR. New York City; ACS Honorary Lifo Director. Honorary Board Chairman, General ~otors Corporation. Pres., Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Inc.; Board Chin., Sloeu-Kettering lust. for Cancer Research. Dir., E. I. duPont deNemours & Co.; Braden Copper Co.; Kennecott Copper Corp.; J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc. MRS. R. E. MOSIMAN Seattle, Wash.; ACS Honorary Life Director. ACS Past Vice Pres.; Bd. Mere. (1946-56) : Washington Division, State Commander Field Orgauizatlon since 1942. Past Pres.: Women's Auxiliary ef the Am. Medical Assn.; Women's At~xiliary of the Washington State Medical Assn. Past Mere., Natq. Advisory Cancer Council, U. S. Dept. of Health. Mere.: State Hospital Advisory Council; Past President's Assembly, Seattle. JAMES V. STUART Grand Rapids, Mich.; ACS Honorary Life Director. Vice President, ~,~ichlgan National Bank. ACS Treasarer 11950o52). Dir.: Morton Hotel Co., John Widdicomb Co. and William A. Berkey Furhtture Co., Grand Rapids; John Stuart Co., New York City. C. C. NESSELRODE, M.D. Kansas City, Ken.; ACS Honorary Life Director. Professor of Clinical Surgery, University of Kansas School of It[edicine (Retired). ACS Pres. (1949); Vice Pres. (1946). Past Pres., Kansas State Medical Soc.; Southwest Clinical Assn.; Kansas City Surgical Soc.; Kansas City Acad. of ~edicine. ~.[em., Bd. of Governors, Am. College of Surgeons. Fellow, AMA; Foundation ~dem., Am. Board of Surgery. EDWIN B. WILSON, Ph.D. Boston, Mass.; ACS Honorary Life Director, Professor of Vital Statistics Emeritus, Ha~vard University, ACS Board Chm. (1937-41) ; Vice Prec. (1936) : PIassachusstts Div., Bd. Mere. Consultant to Boston Branch, Ofllce of Naval Reeearah. Past Pres., Am. Academy of Arts and Sciences; Am. Statistical Assn.; Social Science Research Comm. Past Vice Pres., Nat~. Academy of Sciences; Honorary Fellow of the Royal Statistical Scc. (Lsndon) ; Honorary LL.D., Wesleyan Univ. (19~5). T154380998

GEORGE C. ADIE, M,D. New Rochelle, N.Y.; ACS Director, Region I (1956-58). Director of Surgery, New Rochelle Hospital and Grasslands Hospital, Valhalla, N. Y. ACS Westehester Cancer Committee, Board Chin. Dir., Tumor Clinic, Grasslands Hosp. Mere. Am. College of Surgeons and Am. Surglcal Soc. C. BERNARD BRACK, M.D. Baltimore, }Idj ACS Director, Region II Associate Professor of Gynecology, Johns Hopkins ~£edical School. ACS ~ary]and Division, Board Chin. and Past Pres. Chief, Gynecological Radium Ciinlc; Pounder, Cancer Detection Clinic, Johns Hopkins Hosp. Mere., Society of Pdvic Surgeons; Continental Gynecologic Society. G. V. BRINDLEY, M.D. Temple, Texas: ACS Director, Region VII (1957-59). Past President, Scott and White Clinic. Past ACS President; Vice Pres. (1955) ; Chin., Medical and Scientific Comm. (1954) : Texas Division, Past Chin., Exec. Comm. Gee., Scott, Sherwood and Brindley Fdn; Trustee, Texas i~fedical Assn.; Past Pres., Texas Medical Assn.; Past Pres., Southern Surgical Assn. Regent, Am. College of Surgeons J. P. BERGER, M.D. Wichita, Ken.; ACS Director, Region VII (1957-58). ACS Kansas Division, Pres.: Sedgwick Gounty Unit, Bd. l~[em, and Medical Advisor. Past Pres., Sedg'wick County (Ken.) Medical Society. Holds staff position in several hospitals in Wichita. Attending Physician for Dermatology and Syphilology, Veterans Adm.. Hospital, Wichita. Mere.: Society of Investigative Dermatology; Am. Public Heal th Assn.; Rocky Mt. Dermatological Society; Pacific Dermatological Assn. Fellow: Am. Medical Assn.; Am. Academy of Dermatology and Syphilology; Academy Internat~l 0£ Medicine. HARRY A. BRINKMAN Chicago, Ill.; ACS Director, Region IV (195'/-59). ACS Illinois Division, Charter Mere. and Treas.; 1954 Distinguished Service Award. Past Vice Pres., Harris Trust and Savings Bank. Past Pres., Illinois Bankers Assn. and current member of its Advisory Council; Past Pres., ~tate Bank Division, American Bankers Assn. Past Administrative Chin., Illinois Citizens for the Hoover Report. Trustee: Associated Colleges of Illinois; Carthage College; Vice Pres. and Director, Plymouth Place, Inc. (Congregational Old Peoples Home). JOHN S. BOUSLOG, M.D. Denver, Colo.; ACS Director, Region VI (1957-59). Clinical Prof. of Radiology, Univ. of Colorado School of Medicine. ACS Colorado Division, Chin., 1~%edical and Scientific Comm.; ]~.[em., Exee. Comm. and ]~fedical Advisory Comm.; Past Pres. (1952-54). Pres.: Am. Coll. of Radiology (1952-53) ; Radiological Society of North Am. (1950-51) ; Colo. State Medical Soc. (1947-48). Pres., Reeky Mr. Radleloglcal Soc. *JAMES M. BRITrAIN Bryn Mawr, Pa.; ACS Director, Region II (195%~9). Dir.: Philadelphia Suburban Transporta- tion Co.; Leeds, Lippincott Co.; ~utual Fire, Marine & Inland Ins. Co. ACS Pennsylvania Division, Bd. Mere. and Past Pres. Vice Pres.: Cheney State Teachers College; Metropolitan Y.~LC.A., Phila.; Mercy-Douglass Hosp. Trustee: Hahnemann Hosp. and Medical College; Childrens Hosp. of Ph~a. ~[em.: Philadelphia Bar Assn.; Am. Bar Assn. T154380999

ENOCH CALLAWAY, M.D. LaGrange, Ca.; ACS Director, Re,on III C195G-sS). Senior Attending Surgeon, City-County Heap. ACS Georgia Division, Chin., Professional Education Comm.; Past Pres. Dir., West Georgia Cancer Clinic. Past Pres., Z~edical Association of Georgia. WILLIAM H. CANTWELL Wilmington, Del,; ACS Director, Region XI (1956-58). Managing Director, Eastern Mal|eahle Iron Company. ACS Delaware Division, Mere. and Past Chin., Exec. Comm.; Past State Campaign Chin. Pres., Wilmington Building and Loan Assn. Dir.: Dept. of Public Safety, City of Wilmington; Delaware State C. of C.; Wilmington and New Castle Coun~.y Council of Churches; Wilmington Community Concert Assn.; Peoples Bank and Trust Co.; Artisans Savings Bank, Wilmington. Trustee, Grace Methodist Church. THOMAS CARLILE, M.D. Seattle, Wash.; ACS Director, Reglou V (195%59). Chin., Dept. of Radiology, The Mason Clinic and Virginia Mason Heap. ACS Washington Division, Mere., Bd. and Exec. Comm. Aest. Clinical Prof. of Badiology, University of Washington School of Medicine. Past Pres., The Society of Nuclear" Medicine; Washington State Radio- logical Soc. Mere., Neel~lastie Comm., Washington State Medical As,n. Fellow, American College of Radiology; Diplomate, Am. Board of Radielog~r. JOHN W. CLINE, M.D. San Francisco, Calif.; ACS Director-at- Large (1957-59). Assoc. Clinical Professor of Surgery, Stanford Univ. School of Medicine. ACS California Division, Dir.; Past Vice Pres. and Past Sec'y.; Bd. Chin. (1956-57) Mere. and Past Pres., Am. Medical Assn.; Mere., Council on Medical Ed. and Hospitals. Mere., and Past Pres., Calif. Medical Assn.; Chin., Cancer Commission. (1955-58). Mere.: Calif. Academy of Medicine; Pacific Coast Surgical Assn. Expert l,~edical Consultant in Surgery to U. S.Air Force; Consultant to Surgeon General, U. S. Navy. Fellow, Am. College of Surgeons. *LOWELL T. COGGESHALL, M.D. Chicago, Ill.; ACS Director-at-Large (1~s~-5s). ACS President. Dean, Die. of Biological Sciences and Frederick IL Raw,on Prof. of ~fcdicine, Univ. of Chicago. Former Special Asst. to the U. S. Sec'y of Health, Education and Welfare; Consultant to Surgeon General, U. S. Navy. Pros,, Assn. of Am. Medical Colleges. Mere.: Nat~. Academy of Sciences; Am. Philosophical Society. *WARREN H. COLE, M.D. Chicago, IlL; ACS Director-at-Large (1956-58). Professor and Head, Department of Surgery, University of Illinois College of Medicine. ACS Chin., Medical and Scientific Comm. (1957). Surgeon-in-Chief, Illinois Research Heap. Past Pres,, Am. College of Surgeons; Western Surgical Assn.; Society of University Surgeons; Chicago Medical See.; Chicago Surg. Soc. Advisor on Editorial Board, CA, Aanals of ~ur~Tery, ,~urg ery, American ~argeon. JAMES E. CONLEY, M.D. Milwaukee, Wis.; ACS Director, Region IV (1956-68). Aseociate Professor o£ Surgery, Marquette University School of ]~fedicine. ACS Milwaukee Division, Medical Chin. and Vice Pres.; Chin, Pro~essional Education Comm. Council Mere., Wisconsin State Medical See.; Wisconsin Surgical Soc.; Milwaukee Academy of Medicine. Mere,, Central Surgical Assn.; Am. Society for Vascular Surgery. Diplomate, Am. Board of Surgery; Fellow, Am. College o~ Surgeons. MURRAY M. COPELAND, M.O., D.Sc. Washington, D. C.; ACS Director-at-Large (1957-59). Prof. and Chm., Dept. of Ontology, Georgetown Univ. Medical Center. ACS District of Columbia Division, Past Pros. Pres.-Elect, Southeastern Surgical Congress. Chin., Cancer Control Comm., Nat'l. Cancer Inst. Mere.: Comm. on Cancer, Am. Coii. of Surgeons; Comm. on Pathology, Am. Acad. of Orthopaedic Surgeons; Comm. on Clinical Stage Classification and Applied Statistics of the Internatq. Union A~ainst Cancer. ~,Iem.: So, Surg. Ass'n.; Am. Orthopaedic Assn. (Hen.) ; Am. Radium See. Diplomate, Am. Board of Surgery. T[54.361000

*RUTHERFORD L ELLIS Atlanta, Ca.; ACS Director-at-Large (1956-5S). President, Lipscomb-Ellia Co. ACS Chairman, Executive Committee (1954-58) ; Chin., Fund Raising Policy Comm. (1956) ; Sec. (1953-54). Bd. Chin.: Southern General Insurance Co.; Progressive Fire Insurance Co.; Sec'y., Southern Mills, Inc.; Chin. Exec. Comm., DeKalb County Federal Savings & Loan Assn.; Din: Bank of Georgia; Progressive Life Ins. Co. MRS. W. PARMER FULLER, JR. Hi]lsborcugh, Calif.; ACS Director-at- Large (1957-59). Director, Children's Hospital. ACS Chairman, Committee on Field Services; Vice Pres. (1954-55) : California Division, Past Beard Chin. and Past Commander. Past ?~Iem., U. S. Fuel Administration; Am. Relief Admin. l~[ission to Poland. Past Officer, Family Service Agency; Am. ~,Vomen's Voluntary Services. RALPH H. ERICHSEN Kansas City, Me.; ACS Director, Region VII (1956-58). President, Osgood Coffee Co. ACS Missouri Division, Chin., Exec. Comm.; Pnst Pres. and Campaign Chin., Kansas City and Jackson County Unit. Director, Marsh Steel Corp. *MRS. POWELL GLASS Lynchburg, Va.; ACS Director, Region III (1957-59). ACS Virginia Division, Past President and Past Vice President. Winner of J. ShelLon Horseley Award for outstanding contribution to cancer control in Virginia. Past Pres., Randolph-Macon Woman's College Alumnae. Past Pres., Middle Atlantic States Chapter of the Am. Rhododendron See.; Garden Club of Virginia. FRANK W. FOOTE, JR., M.D. New York City; ACS Director-at-Large (1957-59). Attending Pathologist, Memorial Hospital. i~Iem., New York City Cancer Committee. Formerly Assoc. Diagnostic Pathologist, Division of Laboratories and Research, N. Y. State Dept. of Health. Assoc. Prof. of Pathology, Cornell and Sloan-Kettering Division. Special Fellow, Tumor Pathology, Nat'i. Cancer Institute (1939-40). *MRS. ROGER G00DAN Los Angeles, Calif.; ACS Director, Region VI (1957-59). ACS California Division, Pres. (1956-57) ; Mere., Bd. and Exec. Comm. since 1949: Pres., Los Angeles County Unit (1957-58) | Mere., Bd. and Exec, Comm. since 1949.. Awarded ACS Medal (1954). Trustee, Stanford Univ. since 1942. Din, Lo~ A~gel~s Times. H. FLEMING FULLER, M.D. Kinston, N. C.; ACS Director, Region (1957-59). Chief, Obstetrical and Gynecological Service, Lenoir Memorial Hospital. ACS North Carolina Division, Mere., Bd. and Exec. Comm. Clinical Assoc. Pro~essor, Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Univ. of N. C. Medical School. Mere., Bd. of Trustees: N. C. Cancer Inst.; N. C. Baptist Hosp. *JOHN R. HELLER, M.D. Bethesda, Md.; ACS Director-at-Large (1956-58) Director, National Cancer Institute. Asst. Surgeon General, U. S. Public Health Service, ACS District of Columbia Division, Bd. Mere, Former Chief, Venereal Disease Division of Public Health Service. Editor, Journal o/the N~o~tal Ccncer l~sti~tte. YYlem., Bd., Scientific Consultants, Sloano Kettering Institute. Diplomate, Am. Board of Preventive Medicine. T154361001

*CHARLES D. HILLES, JR. New York City; ACS Director-at-Large (t957-59). Executive Vice President, International Telephone and Telegraph Corp. ACS Board Vice Chairman (1957); Chm, Research Comm. (1956) ;Chm., Exec. Comm. (19~4); Sec. (1946-5~-); Treas. Former Special Legal Advisor to U. S. High Commissioner for Germany. Dir.: Beekman-Downtown Hosp.; Rip Van Winkle Foundation, Lingnau University (China) ~ The Taft Scbbol. Mere., U. S. Advisory Board, Zurich General Accident and LiabilRy Insurance Co,, Ltd.: Dir.: Royal McBee Corporation; The New York Trust Company. *DONALD E. JOHNSON Flint, Mich,; ACS Director-at-Large (1957-59). Pres. and Treas., Advertisers Press, Inc. ACS Michigan Division, Mere. Bd. and Exec. Coma,; Past Pres. and Past Treas. Pres. and Treas,, D¢ily Repo~'~er . (Coldwater, Mich.). Sec'y.-Treas., Whiting Foundation. STUART H. KEAY Manchester, N. H,; ACS Director, Region I (1956-58). Cashier, Amoskeag National Bank. ACS New Hampshire Division, Treas. Asst. Treas., Amoskeag Trust Co. Dir., Manchester Gas Co. Treas., ]~anchester Community Chest; Dir, Manchester Chapter, Am. Red Cross. Trustee, Manchester YMCA; Mere, Advisory Board, Salvation Army; Past Pres., Manchester Kiwanis Club. CALVIN T. KLOPP, M.D. Wasblngt~n. D. C.; ACS Director Re,on II (1957-59). Asst. Professor of Clinical Surgery, George Washington University School of ~,fed.iolne. ACS District of Columbia Die., Pres. (1955-56) ; See'y. and Mere. Exee. Comm. (1946-55). Dir.: George Washington University (Warwick Mere.) Cancer Clinic, Washington, D. C. Consultant, U. S. Public Health Service and U. S. Naval Hosp., Bethesda, Md.; Diplomate, Am. Board of Surgery. *WALTER J. KOHLER Kohler, V, ris.; ACS Director-at~L~rF.e { 1957-59). Governor of ~Viscousin ( 1952-56 {. ACS Board Chairman 11953-58}; Nat'l. Campaign Chairman (1957~ : Wisconsin Division, Past Pres. and Past Board Chm. President, W'ollrath Company. Director, Security" National Bank, Shehoygan. *MRS. ALBERT D. LASKER New York City; ACS Dtrector-at-LarKe (1956-58). President, Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation. Mere., National Advisory Cancer Council. Co-Chm., National Mental Health Comm. Mere., Board of.Managers, Memorial Hosp. Board Mere., Department of Hospitals, City of New York. Trustee, Museum of Modern Art. GLENN H, LEAK, M.D. Buffalo, N. Y.; ACS Director, Region I (1957 -59 ). Assoc. in Surgery and Cancer Coordinator, Univ. of Buffalo School of Medicine. Oncologist in private practice. Chm., Exec. Comm., ACS New York State Die.; Past Pres., Erie County Unit. Assoc. in Surgery, E. J. Meyer Memorial Hosp., Buffalo General Hosp., Deaconess IIosp., and Buffalo Children's Hosp. Fellow, Am. College of Surgeons; Diplomate, Natq. Bd. of Medical Examiners and Am. Bd. of Surgery. T!543610 O2

*WILLIAM B. LEWIS !qe~ York City; ACS Director-at-Large (1957-59). President, ]Kenyon & Eckhardt, Carom, (t954-56). Former Asst, Director. Domestic 0~¢e o~ War Information; ~ormer Chid of Domestic Radio Bureau, O~ce of War Information. Former Vice Pres. in charge of Programs, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. CHARLES C. LUND, M.D. Boston, !%lass.; ACS Director-at-Large ('t956.58). Clinical Professor of Surgery, Harvard Medical School. ACS Prea, (1952] ; Vice Pres. (1951) ; Chin., l~Iedlcal and Scientific Comm. (1949) : ~Iassachusetts Division, Pr~. (1948-50). President-Elect, Massachusetts Medical Society. Surgeon4n-Chief, Fifth Surgical Service, Boston City Hosp.; Visit{n~ Surgeon, New England Doaconness Hosp. ]AN MACDONALD, M.D. Los Angeles, Calif., ACS Director, Region VI (1956-58), Clinical Professor of Surgery, School of ~Iedieine, Univ. of Southern Calif. ACS Callfornla Division, Past Bd. Chin.; Past Pres. Senior Attending Surgeon, Los Angeles County Heap. and S~. Vineent's ConsgltJn~ Radium Therapist, Children's Hosp. Past Chin., Cancer Commission, Calif. Medical Assn.; Chin,, Subeomm. on Cancer, AMA ~es. Comm. Fellow, Am. Coltege o~ Surgeons; Diplomste, Am. Bd. o£ Radiology. *HARRY McENERNY, JR. New 0rteans, La.; ACS Director, Region IIl (1957-59). Partner, Law Firm of Logier, N[cEnerny and Waguespack. ACS Louisiana Division, Bd. Mere.; Past Pres. Bd. Mere.: Nat'l. Am. Bank of New Orleans; First Homestead and Savings Assn.; ]~[arquette Assn. for Higher Education. Archcenfraternity of St. Ann Nat'l, Shrine. Bd. ~em., Nat~. Conference of Christians and Jews. Past Bd. ~em.: Family Service Sot.; Council o~ Social Agencies; Community Chest of New Orleans; Children's Bureau. JUDGE FRANK McNAMEE Las Vegas, Nee.; ACS Director, Region VI (1956-58). ACS Nevada Division, Pres. (1955-56) ; Past State Campaign Chin. Dir., Fed. Home Loan Bank of Los Angeles (1940-12). Lt. Col.,JAG, U.S. Army (1942-46). District Judge; Mere., State Bar, Nee. and Calif. Admitted to Practice before Supreme Court of the United States; Supreme Courts, Calif. and Nee. LESLIE A. MILLER Cheyenne, Wyo.; ACS Director. Region V (1956-55). Chairman, Task Force on Natural Resources, 1st Hoover Commlssion; Vice Chin., Task Force on Water Resources and Power, 2nd Hoover Commission. ACS Wyoming Division, Chin., Exec, Governor of Wyoming ( 1933-39 ) ; Past Mere., both houses of State Legislature. Regional D|r., WPB (1942-44). Dir., Resources for the Future, Inco; Jackson Hole Preserve, Inc.; Grand Teton Lodge Co. *HARRY M. NELSON, M,D, Detroit, Mich.; ACS Director-at-Large (195eo-53). Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Wayne State University. ACS President (1953) ; Chin., Medical and Scientific Executive Comm. (1957-58) : Southeastern Michigan Division, Past Pres. Chief Gynecologist, Woman's Hosp.; Attending Surgeon, Receiving Hosp. Mere., Cancer Comm., Am. College of Surgeons; Exec. Comm., Detroit Rehabilitation Center; Exec. Comm. on Cancer Research, Wayne State Univ.; Exee. Comm.: Detroit lust. of Cancer Research; Yatss Clinic. Honorary LL.D., Wayne State Unlv.(1955 ). Chin., Michigan Cancer Coordinating Comm. ALTON OCHSNER, M.D. New Orleans, La.; ACS Director-at-Large (1957-59). ACS Pres. (1950) ; Chin., Medical and Scientific Comm. (1949). Dir. Surg., Ochsner Clinic, Ochsner Foundation Hosp. Pres.,Interstate Postgraduate~ledical Assn. Past Pres, Am. College of Surgeons; Am. Assn. for Thoracic Surg.; Soc. for Vascular Snrg.; Southern Surgical Assn.; Intsrnat~}. Soc. of Anglology. Co-Editor, Surger~ & International Surgical Di~est. T154361003

MRS. E. LEE OZBIRN Oklahoma C~ty, Okla.; ACS Director, P~egion VII (1957-59). Oklahoma Division, V/co Pres.; ]~fem., Bd. and Exee. Comm. Second Vice Pres., General Federation of Vgomen's Clubs. l~,lem,, Nat~ Bd., Women's ~ledical Coil. of Pa.; Exec. Comm., Okla. County Health Assn.; Okla. County Visiting Nurse Assn.; State Advisory Bd., U. S. Savings Bonds; Bd., Oklahoma City Univ. Women's Council; Bd., Regional World Neighbors, Inc. Chin., Policy Comm., The Sears Roebuck Fdn. Community Achievement Contest. WILLARD H. PARSONS, M.D. Vicksburg, ~,liss.; ACS Director, Region III (1956-58). Chief of Staff and Director of Surgery, Vicksburg Hospital. ACS Miss|ssippi Division, President. Clinical Assoc. Prof. of Surgery, Univ. of Miss. School of Medicine. Mere., Bd. of Regents, Am. College of Surgeons. Mere,, Southern Surgical Assn,; Am. Surgical Assn.; Societe Internationale de Chlrurgie; Past Chin., Cancer Comm., Miss. State Medical Assn.; Diplomate, Am. Board of Surgery. Mere., Advisory Board, CA and The Cancer *EUGENE P. PENDERGRASS, M.D. Philadelphia, Pa.; ACS Director-at-Large (1956-58). ACS Vice President (1958) and President- Elect: Philadelphia Division, Rd. Mere. Dir., Dept. of Radiology, Hospital of the Univ. of Pa.; Prof. of Radiology, School of Medicine and Grad. School of" Medicine, Univ. of Pa, Mere., Cancer Control Comm. of Nat~. Cancer Inst.; Comm. on Radiology, NatR Research Council; Past Pres., Radiological Soc. of North America (1954) ; Past Pres,, Am. College of Radiology (1945-49 I. MRS. JOHN To PIRIE, JR. Mundeleln, Ill,; ACS Director-at-Large ! 1957-{;9 ). ACS Illinois Division, 2nd Vice Pres.; Mere. Bd. and Exec. Comm.; Chin., Foundations Crusade Comm. (1952-58); Founder and 1st Ghm., Women's Bd. of Metropolitan Chicago. ~,lem., Bd. and Exec. Comm., Am. Red Cross. Mere. i representing ACS), Exec. Comm., Health Die., ~Velfare Council of Metropolitan Chicago; Mere., Suburban Project Comm. Past Pres., Service Club of Chicago; Past Chln., Women's Die., Community Fund of Chicago; Past Bd. ~.lem., Chicago Tumor lust. *ALFRED M. POPMA, M.D. Boise, Idaho; ACS Director, Region V Head, Dept. of Radiology, St. Luke's Hosp. ACS Chin, ]~[edical and Scientific Exec. Comm. (1955-56); Pres. (1954); Vice Pres. (1952) : Idaho Division, Advisor to {~onsulting Radiologist, U.S. Veternns Heap., Boise; ~,lem., Idaho Comm. of the W'estern Interstate Comm., for Higher Ed.; Past Pres.,Idaho State Medical Assn. Diplomate, Am. Bd. of Radiology; Fellow, Am. College of Radiology. MRS. HAROLD PRINCE Grand Island, Neb.; ACS Director-at- Large (1956-55). Consultant to Administrator of Federal Civil Defense. ACS Nebraska Division, Mere., Board; Past Campaign Chin. Past Pres, Nebraska League of Women Voters. Past Chin., Nebraska Board of Control *MONROE J. RATHBONE New York City; ACS Director-at-Large (1956-58). President and Director, Standard Oil Company (N.J.). Past Pres. and Dir., Esso Standard Oil Company; Past Pres., Standard Oil Company of Louisiana. Pres., Ease Education Foundation. Dir., American Telephone & Telegraph Company. Pres., Bd. of Trustees, Lehigh University; Trustee, Comm. for Economic Development. Dir., American Petroleum Institute. Dir., National ~unior Achievement. IRA DeA. REID, Ph,D, Haverford, Pa.; ACS Director-at-Large (1956-5S). Professor of Sociology and Chairman of Dept., Haverford College. Formerly Prof. o£ Sociology: Atlanta Univ.; New York Univ.; New York School o£ Soelal Work; Dir. of Research, Nat'l. Urban League. Past Pres., Eastern Sociological Soc.; Vice Pres., Am. Sociological Soc. Pres., Urban League of Philadelphia; Bd. of Trustees, Nat'l. Urban League; Governor's Commission on Higher Education (Pa.|. T!54361004

(JAMES) ELLIOTT SCAREOROUGH, M.D. Emory, Ca.; ACS Director-at-Large (1957-59). Professor of Surgery (Neoplastic Disease), Emery University, Georgia. ACS Ge~r~a Division, Chin., Exec. Comm. Dir., Emo~ Clinic, Emury Univ.; Dir. of Pro~essio~al Se~ices, Emo~ Univ. ~osp~l. Pres., James Ew~ng Society. Mere, C~ncer Comm., Am. College of Surgeons. WENDELL G. SCOTT, M.D. St. Louis, Mo.; ACS Director-at-Large (1957-59). Professor of Clinical Radiology, Washington Univ. School of Medicine. Mere., ACS Comm. on Clln|cal Fellowships, Pres., Am. Roentgen Ray Society. Chin.: Comm. on Radiology, Nat~l. Research Council; Section on Radiology, Am. Medical Assn. Reserve Consultant in Radiology, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Dept. of the Navy; Consultant in Radiology, Oak Ridge Inst. of Nuclear Studies. Chin., Commission on Public Relations, Am, College of Radiology. Assoc. Ed., Am. Jo~o'nal of Roentuenolepy, Radium Therapy and Nuclear Medicine. S. F. SINGER, M.D. Ottumwa, Iowa; ACS Director, Region IV (195%591 • Past Pres,, Iowa Radiological Society; Member, State Committee on Cancer Control of the Iowa State Medical Society. ACS Iowa Division, Past Pres. and Board Mere. Past Chin., Wapello County Tumor Clinic. Fellow, Am. College of Radiology; formerly Dir. of X-ray Dept. of Second Univ. Clinic, Vienna, Austria; former teacher o~ Radiology, Univ. of Vienna. F. C. SOWELL Nashville, Tenn.; A.CS Director, Region III (1956-58). Vice Pres, and Gem l~igr,, Station WLAC. ACS Tennessee Division, Past Pres.; Chin., Campaign Comm. (1952-53). Chin. and Bd. ~t, iem., Radio Comm., Nat'l Assn. of Broadcasters; Bd. Mere,, Tennessee Assn. of Broadcasters; Mere,, ~qat'l. Advisory Council on Health Research Facilities. Vice Pres, Tenn. Safety Council; Chin.0 Governor's Emergency Traffic Safety Comm. Past Pres.: Tenn. Assn, of Broadcasters; Nashville C. of C.; Nashville Advertising Federation; Mere., Bd. of Trustees, United Givers Fund. WENDELL MEREDITH STANLEY, Ph.D. Berkeley, Calif.; ACS Director-at-Large (1957-59). Professor of BioFhemistry ~nd Director, Virus Lahore.tory, Univ. of Calif. ACS California Division, Board ~fem. Nobel Laureate in Chemistry (1946). Mere., Nat~. Advisory Cance~ Council { 1952-59) ; Expert Advisory Panel on Virus D~seases, World Health Organ|aztion; Nat'l. Acad. of Sciences; Am. Philosophical Soc. Consultant to Sec. of War (1945-46). Chin., Panel on Virus of Comm. on Growth ( 1947-451. Chin., Bd. e~ Scientific Counselors of the Nat';. Cancer Inst. ~ 1957-). Trustee, Mills College. CHESTER A. STAYTON, M.D. Indianapolis, Ind.; ACS Director~ Region IV (~956-58). Chairman, Dept. of Radiology, St. Francis Hospital and Witham Mere. Hospital. ACS Indiana Division, Past Vice Pres, and Chin., Exec., and Service Comma. Asst. Prof. of Radiology, lad. Univ. School of Medicine. Past Chin., Comm, on Control of Cancer, Ind. State Medical Assn. Diplomate, Am. Board of Radiology; Fellow, Am. College of Radiology. ERNEST L. STEBBINS, M.D. Baltimore, Md.; ACS Director-at-Large (1957-59). Director, School o~ Hygiene and Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, Pres., Nat'l. Health Council Consultant to Surgeons-General, U. S. Army. U. S. Navy, U. S. Public Health Service; Chin., Am, Board of Preventive Medicine; Commissioner of Health, New York City (1942-46). *FRANK L. TAYLOR New York City; ACS Director-at-Large (1957-59). Exec~tive Vice President and Director, New Yor~ Herald Tribune. ACS Milwaukee Division, Past Pres. and Campaign Chin. Mere., Greater New York Comm. o£ Natq. Fund for Medical Education. Trustee, Ducks Unlimited. Dir., Press Wireless, Inc. Publisher, ,~Ii~:a~.ee Serttf~te~ ( 1943-54 } ; Vice Pres., and Die., Hearst Corp. (1946-55). T!5436106

HOWARD C. TAYLOR, JR., M.D. New York City; ACS Director-at-Large Professor and Executive Officer, Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology', Columbia Univ, College of Physicians and Surgeons. ACS Pres. (1955) ; Vice Pres. (1954) ; Chin., Medical and Scientific Comm. ~1953) : New York City Cancer Comm., Vice Prvs. and Bd. Mere. Dir., Sloanc Heap. for women, Columbia- Presbyterian Medical Center. Visiting G~necologisL Fr~nci~ Delafield Editor, Am, Journal of Obstetrics Gynecology. MRS. D. N. THOMAS Weirton, W. Vs., ACS Director, Region II (1956-58). ACS West Virginia D/vision, Vice Pres.; hIem., Exec. Bd.; Chin., Campaign Comm.; Chin., and Campaign Chin., Hancock and Brooke County Units. Mere., Women's Bd., Weirton Gen'l Heap. OSSIP J. WALINSKY New York City; ACS Director-at-Large (1956-58). Pres. Emeritus, Int'l Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers' Union, AFL-CIO. Active in Trade Union Social and Community Affairs since 1904. Co-Founder, United Jewish Appepl~ Co-Pounder, Trade Union Council of the Urban League; Pres., First Jewish Labor Congress for Israel (1918). l~Iem., Bd., Amun Israeli Corp.; AFL-CIO Comm. on Community Services; Jewish Scientific Institute, Chin., Fraternal Order Die. of the State of Israel Bonds, *TRAVIS 7. WALLACE Dallas, Texas; ACS Director-at-Lacge (1955-55). Founder and President, Great American Reserve Insurance Co. ACS Texas Division, Bd. Chin., Past Pros; and Past Campaign Chin. Trustee and Past Pres., Inst. of Insurance 1~[arketlng of Southern Methodist Univ.; Dir., Insurance Economics See. of Am.; Dir,, First Nat'l. Bank. Vice Pres., Health Insurance Assns. of Am.; Din, Insurance Economics See. of Am. Pres., Better Business Bureau of Dallas, Inc.; Din: Dallas See. for Crippled Children; Dallas Council on World Affairs. CHARLES H. WALTERS West Hartford, Conn.; ACS Director, Region I (1957-59). President, Waiters Business Forms, Inc. Vice Chairman, ACS National Campaign Committee (1955-56): Connecticut Division, Past Chin., Campaign and Exec. Committees. See., Mansfield State Training School. Director o£ four Hartford Corporations. GEORGE W. WATERMAN, M.D. Providence, R. I,; ACS Director, Region (1957-59~. Chin., Cancer Advisory Comm., Rhode Island Hosp. ACS Rhode Island Division° Pres. Pres., Rhode Island ~Iedlcal Soc. Past Pres.: New England Cancer See.; New England Surgical See.; New England Obstetrical and Gynecological See.; Obstetrleal Soc. of Boston. JUSTICE HENRY G. WENZEL, ,JR. Richmond Hill, N. Y.; ACS Director, Region I {1956-58). Associate Justice, Appellate Division, New York State Supreme Court. ACS Queens County Cancer Committee, Board Chin. Past Pres., New York State Elks Assn. Mere., Grand Street Boys Assn.; Hillside Lodge F. and A. M.; Queensborough Lodge o! Elks. Mere., American, New York State and Queens County Bar Associations. *GRANVILLE WHITi'LESEY, JR. New York City; ACS Director-at-Large (1956-58). Member, Law Firm of Donovan, Leisure, Newton and Irvine. ACS Secretary (1955-5B) ; Chin., Committee of Membership on Constitution, Bylaws and Organization. Mere., Assn. of the Bar of the City of New York; Am. Bar Assn. T!54361008

FRANCIS J. WILCOX Eau Claire, ~Vis.; ACS Director, Re~don IV (195~-53). Senior Partner, Law Firm of W~leex and S~Hvan. ACS ~isconsln Division, Mere. Board and Exec. CommiLtee, Chin., ~is. State Judlciz] Council. Beard ~Iem., Union Na~.Bank of Eau ~aire; Trustee and Sec. of Board, Eau C]zire Library. NORBERT F. WINTER St. Paul, Minn.; ACS Director, Region IV (1957-59). Insurance Broker; Partner, The Victor- V~inter Agency. ACS Minnesota Division, 2nd Vice Pres., Mere., Board and Exec. Comm.; Campaign Chin., (1946-47). Mere., Million Dollar Round Table and Nat'l Assn. of Life Underwriters. Past Pres. and Board Mere., St. Paul Life Underwriters Assn.; Past Board Mere., Minn. Lifo Underwriters Assn. *DAVID A. WOOD, M.D. San Francisco, Cal|f.; ACS Director-at- Large (1956-58). Diraetor, Cartcer Research Inst. and Pro~. of Path. (Oncology), U. of CMif, ACS President (1957) ; Chin., Med. and Sci. Comm., (1955) ; Past Chin., Service and Misc. Grants Committees-' Calif. Div., Mere. Bd. and Exec. Comm, Pres., Coll. of Am. Pathologists (1952-55). Mere, Exec. Comm., Cancer Corn.re., Calif. Med. Assn.; Scientific Advisory Bd., Armed Forces Inst. o£ Pathology. Mere., ~.xec. Comm., later:Society Cytology Council. Area Consultant in Path., VA; Consultant in Path., U. S. Naval Radiological Defense Lab., Hunter's Point, San Francisco; U. S. Naval Hosp., Oakland. WILLIAM O, WUESTER, M.D., F.A.C.S. Elizabeth, N. J.; ACS Director, Region lI (1957-59). Director, Green Memorial Tumor Clinic; Chief, Wuester Tumor Clinic, Elizabeth. Attending Surgeon, Malignant and Allied Diseases, Eliz~beth General Hosp. ACS New Jersey Division, ]~[em. Bd. of Trustees and Exec. Comm.; Chin., Exec. Comm., Union County Chapter. Chin., Cancer Comm., N. J. Chapter Am. College of Surgeons. ACS Bronze Medal award winner (1949), N. J. Div. Plagque in recognition o£ I0 years service as Chin., Medical Comm. (195/) ; Edward J, Ill Award, Aead, of b~edicine, Northern N.J. (1952). Dr. F~r~k E. P~daL~ 75 E,~t 71 Street New York 21, l~ew York Mr. J~.mes S. Laza~ FRres & C~mpany ~ WaN Street New Y~rk 5, New York Mr. L~n~ W. Adams Vl~e President First Nationa] Salt Lake City. Utah Or. George C, Adie 421 ~ugue~ot Street New RochelIe, New York Dr. Guy Aud 32~ West Lo~isv~He 2. Kentucky Dr. L P. Berger 505 Brown Building Wichita, Kansas Mr, Elmer H. Bsbst War, or-Lambert Ph~rmaceutlcal Co.. inc. 201 Tabor Morris Plains, New Jersey Or. ~ohn S. Boustcg 304 Republic Bul{din¢ Denver 2, Colorado Dr. C. Bernard Brock 11 East Ch~se Street BMtimore 2, Maryland Or. G. V. Scott and White Clinic Temple. Texas Mr. Harry A. Brlnkman lll West Monroe Street Room 1504 Chicago 3~ Illinois Mr. James M. Brlttain 2020 Pac~aN Philadelphia 2, Pennsylvania Or. Enoch Callaway American Cancer society Georgia Dlvlslon, Inc. 2025 Peachtree Road, Atlanta, Georgia Mr. William H, Cantwell Eastern Malleable iron Co. P. O. Drawer 349 Wilmlngton, De~aware Dr. Thomas Carlife The Mason CIIn[c 1118 Ninth Avenue Seattle L Washington Dr. 3ohn CHne Chairman, Cancer Commission California Medical Association 490 Post Street San Francisco, California Dr, L, T. Coggeshall Division of Biological Sciences University of Chicago Chicago, illinois Dr, Warren H. Cole 840 South Weed Street Chicago 12, Illinois Dr. James 425 East Wisconsin Avenue Milwaukee, ~sconsin Dr. Murray M, CopMand Department of Ontology WasMngt~n 7, O. C. General William ]. Can~van 2 Wall Street New York 5, new York Mr. Ruthedard L. Ellis 2025 Peachtree Rued, N. Suite 14 Atlenta, Georgia Mr. Ralph H. Erichsen J. B. Osgood Coffee Company 1727 McGee Street Kansas City, Missouri Dr. Frank W. Foote, M~morial Hospital 444 East ~3 Street ~ew York, New York Of. H. From[fig Fulle~ Kinsto~ Ciimc Kinstor, florth Carolina Mrs. W. Parmer Fuller, }z. 245 El Cerrito HiUsborsugh, CMiforn~a Mrs. Powel] Glass 210 Lee Circle Lynchburg, Virgini~ Mrs. Roger Goodan 2440 North Vermont Avenue Los Angeles, California Dr. John R. Holler. Director flatlona[ Canner Institute Bethesda 14, Maryland Mrs. Mildred R. Hermann BOX 422 Juneau, Alaska Mr. Charles D. Hllles, Vice President International Tel. & Tel. Corp. 67 Broad Street New York, New York Mr. Donald E. Johnson 211 East Court Street Flint. Michigan Mr. Eric A. ~ohnston, Pfesident Motion Picture Assn. of America~ Jnc. 1600 Eye Street, ft. W. Washington, D. C. Mr. Stuart H. Keay Amoskeag National Ban~ 875 Elm Street Manchester, New Hampshire Dr. Calvin T. Klopp American Cancer Society District of Columbia Division, Inc. 810 18th Street. N. W. Washington 6, D. C. The Hem Walter L Kohler Vollrath Company 1236 North 18 Street Sheboygan, Wisconsin Mrs. Albert D. Looker Chrysler B~ildinz-Room 3313 New ~ork t7, Hew York Dr. Glenn H. Leak 375 Linwood Avenue Buffalo 9, New Mr. William B. Lewis Kenyon & EckhaNt, Inc. 247 Fa~k Avenue Row York 17. New York Of. Charles C. 319 Lo,gwcod Avenue Boston 15. Massachusetts T!54361007

Dr. lan Un~'gersity of So. Ca~Zt~r~a D~partment Of Surgery Box 257 12~O North State Street Los Angeles 33, California Mr. H~rry McE~arny, Jr. American Bank Bullding New Orleans 12, Louisiana Judge Frank McNamee Court House Las Vegas, Nevada The ~n. Leslie A. M~[ter 415 ~)~s Cheyenne, ~'l~oming Mrs. R. E. Mosiman Wash;huron Oivision American Cancer Society, 123 Harrison Street Seattle 99, Washington Dr. Har~ M. ~elson 1067 Fisher Building Detroit 2, Michigan Dr. C. C. Nesselrode ]200 Huron Building Kansas City, K~nsas Dr. Alton Ochsner Ochsner Foundation Clinic 3503 Prytanla 5tree~ New Orleans 15, Louisiana Mrs. E. Lee Ozbirn Skl~en Tower Hotel Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 0r. Willard H. Parsons 1600 Monroe Street Vic~sbnrg, Mississippi Dr, Eugene P. Pendergrass 3400 Spruce Street Philadelphia 4, Pennsylvania Mrs. John T. Plrie, Picket Fence Farm Mundelein, Illinois Dr. Alfred M. Popma 220 North First Street Boise, Idaho Mrs. Harold Prince Grand Island, Nebraska Mr. Monroe J. Rathbone President Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey 30 ~ockefel]er Plaza New York, New York Dr, Ira DeA. Reid Profeasor of Sociology Haverford College Haverford, Pennsylvania Mrs. Anna M, Rosenberg ~44 Msdison Avenue New York 22, ~lew York Dr, J. Elliott Scarborough Winship Clinic Emery University Hospital Emery, Georgia Dr. Wendell G. Scott Washington University School of Medicine 100 Euclid Avenue St, Louis 8, Missouri Dr. S. F. Singer P. O. Box 586 Qttumwa. Mr. AIfred P. S~oan, 630 Fifth Avenue i'lew York 2Q, New York Mr. F. C. Seweil WLAD Nash~iI~e, Tennessee Dr. V,'endell M. Stanley Dept. of B~ochemistry University of California Berkeley, Dr. Chester A. Stayt~n 313 Hume Mansur Building indianapolis, Indiana Dr. Ernest L. Stebb~ns School of Hygiene a~d Publ c Health Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Mawland Mr. James V. Stuart M;chig~ National Bank Grand Rapids, Mfchigan Mr. Frank L. Taylor tlew York Herald Tribune 230 WeCt 4[ Street New York 36. New York Or. Howard C. Taylor, ~r. Sloane Hospl~t For Women 620 West ~68 Street New York 32, New York Mrs. ~. ft. Thomas 3927 Palisades Drive Wettton, West Virginia Mr. OssiP J. Walinsky 875 West End Avenue New Yor~, New York Mr. Travls T. Wallace 2020 Live Oak Dallas, Texas Mr. Charles H. Waiters Wziters Business Forms, Inc. 74 Granby Street Bloomfield, Connecticut Or. George W. Waterman 155 Thayer ~treet Providence, Rhode Island Justice Henry G. Wenzel, Jr. Queens County C~ncer Committee 1[6-55 Queens Boulevard Forest Hills, New Mr. Granv~1le Whlttlesey, Donovan~ Leisure, Newton & Irvlne 2 Wall Street New York 5, New York Mr. Francis ~. Wilcox 500 Union National Bank Bldg. Eau Claire, Wisconsin Dr. Edwin B. Wilson Office of Naval Research Department of t~ Boston Branch Office 495 Summ~r Street 8oston t0 Massachusetts Mr. ~orbart F. Winter 345 Cedar Street St. Paul, Minnesota Dr. David A. Wood 54 Commonwealth Awnue Sa~ Francisco 18, CalifomZa Dr. William O. Wuester American Cancer Society New ~rs~y D~visi~n, 9 Clinton Street Tl54361008