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KNOW YOUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1957 AMERIOAN CANOER SO01ETY~ T!54361009

The Board of Directors of the American Cancer Society brings together all the different experi- ences and skills necessary to fight cancer. What a great team it is-the scientist who works to un- lock the secrets of the disease, the business leader who raises the money and gives us efficient organi- zation and administration, the civic leader ~vho spreads our lifesaving message, and the doctor who provides skillful and sympathetic treatment and hope at the patient's bedside. This is what we have on our Board of Directors -a distinguished and united team. There are 68 members-half professional and half lay--repre- senting every geographical area in the country. There are men and women who are nationally known leaders in industry, finance, philanthropy, law, government, education, communications, etc. There are those from the medical and scientific professions who hold some of the greatest honors for their achievements against cancer-included is a Nobel Prize winner. The Society has always been fortunate in having the continuing services of exceptional men and women since our initial organization in 1913 and our reorganization in 1945. In order to retain the valuable counsel and experience of those who have served the longest, a number have been elected life- time Honorary Directors. These nine arepresented first in this roster. At least three times each year, at the Board meetings, these representatives come together to pool their individual knowledge and ideas-and to plan the total attack against cancer. And commit- tees on which they serve meet many more times during the year. Through KNOW YOUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS we are proud to present these dedicated men and women whose zeal and determination so truly reflect the spirit that motivates our more than a million volunteers. MEFFORD R. RUNYON Executive Vice President ~ANUARY, 1957 1956-57 BOARD of DIRECTORS American Cancer Society, Inc. HONORARY DIRECTORS FRANK E, ADAIR, M.D. New q'orE City; ACS Honorary Director Associate Professor of Clinical Surgery, Cornell University Medical College. ACS Pres. (1944-46); Vice Pres. (1942-43~; Sec'y (1935o41); Chin., Exec. Comm. Attending Surgeon, Memorial and Ewing Hospitals, N. Y, C. Honorary Board Chin., Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Me. Past Chin.. Cancer Control Comm., National Advisory Cancer Council; Past Chin,, Cancer Comm., American College of Surgeons. GUY AUD, M.D. Louisville, Ky.; ACS Honorary'Director Clinical Professor of Surgery Emeritus, University of Louisville School of J~Iedieine. ACS Chin., Service Comm. (1953-55) ; A.CS Pres. (19~1): Kentucky Division. Mere,, Board and Exec. Comm.; Pres. (1942-50), Mere., Surgical Staffs, Louisville General and St. 3oseph's Infirmary. Editor, Jour~al and Pas~ Pres., Kentucky State Medical Assn. Diplomate, American Board of Surgery; Fellow, American College of Surgeons. GEN. WILLIAM J. DONOVAN New York City; ACS Honorary Director Senior Partner, Donovan Leisure Newton and Irvine. ACS Chin.. Exec. Comm. (1953) ; Board Chin. (1950-52); Natq. Campaign Chin. (1950). Former Ambassador to Thailand. As Major General, World War If, organized and directed Office of Strategic Services; Congressional Medal of Honor Winner, World War I. T!54361010

ERIC A. JOHNSTON W'ashington, D. C.; ACS Honorary Director Pres., ~I orion Picture Assn. of America, Inc. ACS Honorary Beard Chin. (1946-50); Board Chin. (1945-47, 1949) ; Natal. Campaign Chin. (1945). Pres., Motion Picture Export Assn. Past Pres., U. S. Chamber of Commerce. Past Administrator, Economic Stabilization Agency. Chin., Internationa[ Development Advisory Board. Ambassador, Special Representative of the President of the United States. JAMES Vo STUART Grand Rapids, ]~llch.; ACS Hono Director. Vice President, Michigan National Bank. ACS Treas. (1950-52). Director, ~,,Iorton Hotel Co., John Widdicomb Co. and ~'Villiam A. Berkey Furniture Co., Grand Rapids; John Stuart Co., New York City. C. C. NESSELRODE, M.D. Kansas City, Kan.; ACS Honorary Director Professor of Clinical Surgery. University of Kansas School of Medicine (Retired). ACS Pres. (1949); Vice Pres. (1946). Past Pres., Kansas State i~Iedical Southwest Clinical Assn.; Kansas City Surgical Soc.; Kansas City Academy of l~fedicine. l~fem., Board of Governors, American College of Surgeons. Fellow, AMA; Foundation Mere,, American Board of Surgery. MRS. ANNA M. ROSENBERG New York City; ACS Honorary Director Pub. and Indq. Relations Consultant. Former Assistant Secretary of Defense, Co-Chin., National Heart Comm,; Board Mere., Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation; American-Korean Foundation. ~fem., Board of Trustees of John Hay Whitney Foundation; 1~fenninger Foundation for Mental Health; National Fund for Medical Education; Board of Trustees and Exec. Comm., The American Heritage Foundation. EDWIN B. WILSON. Ph,D Boston, .~Iass.; ACS Honorary Director Professor of Vital Statistics Emeritus, Harvard University. ACS Board Chin. (1937-41) ; Vice Pres. (1936~ : Massachusetts Die., Bd. Mere. Consultant to Boston Branch, Ofl~ce of Naval Research. Past Pres., American Academy of Arts and Sciences; American Statistical Assn.; Social Science Research Comm. Past Vice Pres., National Academy of Sciences; Honorary Fellow of the Royal Statistical Scc. (London). Honorary LL.D., Wesleyan U. (1955). DIRECTORS * Denotc~ Member o/E~ecutivc Committee *JAMES S, ADAMS New York City; ACS Director-at-Large General Partner. Lazard Freres & Co. ACS Honorary Board Chairman (1956) ; ~v'ice Chin. (1953-55); Chin., Legislative Comm. (1956) ; Chin., Exec. Comm. (1946-52); Chin., Research Comm. (1945-55). Director, Minerals and Chemicals Corp. of America; Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co., Inc.; U. S. Borax and Chemical Corp. Trustee. Indiana University Foundation, American Association for the Blind, Inc. Pro,., Institute for Psychiatric Research, Indiana University ~,ledical School. ALFRED P. SLOAN, JR, New York City; ACS Honorary Director Honorary Board Chairman, General Motors Corporation. Pres., Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Inc.; Board Chin., Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research. Director, E. I. duPont deNemours & Co.; Braden Copper Co.; Kennecott Copper Corp.; J. P. Morgan & Co. *LANE W. ADAMS Sal~ Lake City, Utah; ACS Director, Region VI Vice President, First National Bank of Salt Lake City. ACS Treasurer (1953-56 ~ ; Chin., Finance Comm.: Utah Division. Past Pres. Mere., National Advisory Cancer Counc~l. Treas., Utah Zoological Soc.; Mere., Board and Treas., Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake City. Mere., Bd. of Regents, Graduate School of Banking, Rutgers University; Bd. of Goes., Salt Lake City C. of C. T!54361011

GEORGE C. ADIE, M.D. New Rochelle, N. Y.; ACS Director, Region I Director of Surgery, New Rochelle Hospital and Grasslands Hospital, Valhalla, N. Y. ACS Westchester Cancer Committee, Board Chin. Director, Tumor Clinic, Grasslands Hospital. ~,Iem., American College of Surgeons and American Surgical Assn. C. BERNARD BRACK, M.D. Baltimore, I~Id.; ACS Director, Region II Associate Professor of GynecologT, Johns Hopkins ~,ledical School. ACS Maryland Division, Board Chin. and Past Pre~. Chief, Gynecological Radium Cllnie; Founder, Cancer Detection Clinic, Johns Hopkins Hosp. ~em., Society of Pelvic Surgeons; Continental Gynecologic JOSEPH C. AUB, M.D. Boston, Mass.; ACS Director-at-Large Professor of Research Medicine and Chin., Dept. of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, (Emeritus). ACS Chin., Miscellaneous Grants Comm. (1953-54): Massachusetts Division, Chin., Research Comm.; Bd. Mere. Chin., University Comm. on Cancer Research and Training, Harvard Medical School (1951-56). Past Pres., American Association for Cancer Research. Director, Collls P. Huntington Medical Laboratories of Harvard University at Massachusetts General Hospital (1929-56). ELMER H. BOBST New York City; ACS Director-at-Large Board Chairman, Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co., Inc. ACS Chairman, Exec. Comm. (1945) ; Chin., Nat'l. Campaign Comm. (1949-56); Honorary Bd. Chin. (1951-5~); Vice Chin. (1946-50); NaVI, Campaign Chin. (1947-48). • l~fem., National Advisory Cancer Council; Director, Spies Committee for Clinical Research] l~fem., University of Pennsyl- vania ~Iedical Research Council. Charter Mere., World l~[edical Assn., National Fund for Medical Education. Trustee, Rutgers College of Pharmacy; Franklin and Marshall College, Vice Pres., National Hospital for Speech Disorders; Director, CARE: Pres., Gustavus and Louise Pfeiffer Fdtn. JOHN S. BOUSLOG, M.D. Denver, Colo.; ACS Director, Region VI Cllnlcal Professor of Radiology, University of Colorado School of ]~edicine. ACS Colorado Division, Chin., Medical and Scientific Comm.; ]~em., Exec. Comm. and Medical Advisory Comm.; Past Pres. (1952-54). Pres., Rocky Mountain Radiological Soc. (1956-57) ; Chin., Rocky ~.~t. Cancer Conf. (1956-57). Pres., Am. Coll. of Radiology (1952- 53) ; Radiological Society of North America (1950-51); Colo. State Medical Soc. (1947-45). *G. V. BRINDLEY, M.D. Temple, Texas; ACS Director, Region VIi Immediate Past President, Scott and White Ctinic. Immediate Past ACS President; Vice Pres. (1955); Chin., Medical and Scientific Comm. (1954l : Texas Division, Past Chin., Exec. Comm. Board Chin., Scott, Sherwood and Brindiey Foundation. Trustee, Texas Medical Assn. Regent, American College of Surgeons. HARRY A. BRINKMAN Chicago, Ill.; ACS Director, Region IV 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., State 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). ENOCH CALLa, WAY, M.D. LsGrange, Go.; ACS Director, Region II! Senior Attending Surgeon, City-County Hosp. ACS Georgia Division, Chin., Professional Education Comm.; Past Pres. Director, West Georgia Cancer Clinic. Volunteer Lecturer on Health, LaGrange College. Past Pres., Medical Association of Georgia. T!54361012

WILLIAM H. CANTWELL Wilmington, De].; AGS Director, Region H ,~anaging Director, Eastern ~alleable Iron Compnny. ACS Delaware Division, Mere. and Past Chin., Exee. Comm.; Past State Campaign Chin. Pres., ~]Imington Building and Loan Assn. Director, Dept. of Public Safety, City of Wilmington; Delaware State C. of C.; "W'ilmington and New Castle County Council of Churches; Wilmington Community Concert Assn.; Peoples Bank and Trust Co,; Artisans Savings Bank, Wilmington. Trustee, Grace Methedist Church. JAMES E. CONLEY, M.D. ~ilwaukee, Wis.; ACS Director, Region IV Associate Professor of Surgery, ]~ar- quette University School of Medicine. ACS ZIilwRukee Division, Medical Chin. and Vice Pres.; Chin., Professional Education Cumin.; ~lem., Bd. and Exec. Comm.: Wisconsin Division, Professional Education Comm. Council I, fem., Wisconsin State Medical Soc.; Wisconsin Surgical See.; Milwaukee Academy of Medicine. Mem., Central Surgical Assn.; American Society for Vascular Surger.~. Diplomate, American Board of Surgery; Fellow, American College of Surgeons. THOMAS CARLILE, M.D. Seattle, Wash.; ACS Director, Region V Chin., Dept. of Radiology, The ]~lason Clinic and Virginia !~[ason Heap. ACS Washington Division, Mere., Bd. nnd Exec. Comm. Assist. Clinical Prof. of Radiology, University of ~Vashington School of Medicine. Past Pres., The Society of Nuclear Medi- cine~ Washington State Radiologlcal Soc. Mere., Neoplastic Comm., Washington State l~Iedical Assn. Fellow, American College of Radiology; Diplomats, Amer. Board of Radiology. *RUTHERFORD L. ELLIS Atlanta, Ga.; ACS Director-at-Large President, Lipscomb-Ellis Co. ACS Chairman, Executive Committee (1954-57) ; Chin, Fund Rai~ing Policy Comm. (1956); Sec. (1953-54). Pres., Southern General Insurance Co.; Bd. Chin., Progressive Fire Insurance Co.; See., Southern Mills, Inc.; Chin., Exee. Comm., DeKalb County Federal Savings ~. Loan Assn.; Dir., Bank of Georgia; Dir., Progressive Life Ins. Co. *LOWELL T, COGGESHALL, M.D. Chicago~ Ill.; ACS Director-at-Large ACS ~ice President and President-Elect. Dean, Division of Biological Sciences and Frederick H. Rawson Professor of Medicine. University of Chicago. Former Special Assistant to the U. S. Seamy. of Health, Education and Welfare; Con- sultant to Surgeon General, U. S. Navy. Mere, Exec. Comm., Association of American Medical Colleges; National Acodemy of Sciences. RALPH H. ERICHSEN Kansas City, ]~o.; ACS Director, Region VII President, Osgood Coffee Co. ACS Missouri Division, Chin., Exec. Comm.; Past Pres. and Campaign Chin., Kansas City and Jackson County Unit, Director, Marsh Steel Corp. *WARREN H. COLE, M.D. Chicago, DI.; ACS Director-at-Large Professor and Head, Department of Surgery, University of Illinois College of Medicine. ACS Chin., Professional Education Comm. (1956) : Illinois Division, Vice Pres. Surgeon-in-Chief, Illinois Research Heap. Past Pres., American College of Surgeons; Western Surgical Assn.; Society University Surgeons; Chicago l~edical See.; Chicago Surg. Soc. Advisor on Editorial Board, CA, of Surger~l, Su~gerl/, Ac:tsrican SurgeOn. FRANK W. FOOTE, JR., M.D. New York City; ACS Director-at-Large Attending Pathologist, Memorial Hospital. ~Wem., 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, National Cancer Institute (1939-40). TI54361013

H. FLEMING FULLER, M.D. ~inston, N. C.; ACS Director, Region Ill Chief, Obstetrical and Gynecelcgleal Service, Lenoir ~[emorial Hospital. ACe North Carolina Division, Mere., Board and Exec. Comm. Mere, Board of Trustees, North Carolina Cancer Institute. Mere, Board of Trustees, North Carolina Baptist Hospital. *MRS, POWELL GLASS Lynchhurg, Vs.; ACS Director, Re,on IH ACS Virginia Division, Past President and Past Vice President. Winner of J. Shelton Horssley 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 American Rhododendron See.; Past Pres., Garden Club of Virglnis. MRS. W. PARMER FULLER, JR. Hillsboroagh, Calif.; ACS Director-at- Large Director, Children's Hospital; Director, Committee for Art, Stanford University. ACS Chairman, Committee on Field Services; 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 Ofl~cer, Family Service Agency; American ~Vomeu's Voluntary Services. JOHN R. HELLER, M.D. Bethesda, Md.; ACS Director-at-Large Director, National Cancer InsHtute. ACS District of Columbia Division, Bd. Mere. Former Chief, Venereal Disease Division of Public Health Service. Editor, Journal of the NaHonal Cancer Institute. Mem., Bd., Scientific Consultants, Sloan- Kettering Institute. Diplomate, American Board of Preventive Medicine. WILLIAM U. GARDNER, Ph.D. New Haven, Conn.; ACS Director-at-Large Professor and Chairman, Department of Anatomy, Yale School of Medicine, ACS Connecticut Division, Past Chin., Medical Advisory Comm. Assoc. Editor, Cancer Research a~d Ana~omloal Revlcw. Pros., American Association of Cancer Research (1945-46); Sec.-Treas. (1942-45); Memo, National Advisory Cancer Council (1948-54). Mere., American Association of Anatomists; American Association for Study of Internal Secretions; Medical Fellowships Board of the National Research Council. PAUL R. GERHARDT, M.D. Albany, N. Y.; ACS Director, Region I Director, Cancer Control Bureau, New York State Department of Health. ACS New York State Division, Chin, Exec. Comm. Past Pres., Public Health Cancer Association of America. Assoc. Prof. of Oncology, Associate in Medicine, Instructor in Preventive Medicine and Public Health, Albany Medical College. Guest Lecturer in Cancer Control, Harvard and Yale Schools of Public Health. l MRS. MARGARET TILDEN HELVENSTON Xenia, Ohio; ACS Director, Region II ACS Ohio Division, Vice Pres. and Mere., Exec. Comm.; Past State Commander; Mere, Exec. Comm. and Past Com- mander, Greene County Unit. Unit Chin., United Voluntary Services; Women's State Committee of Ohio. l~Iem., Exec, Comm., Greene County Council for Retarded Children and Mental Health Assn.; International Society for the Welfare of Cripples. Former Chief, Women's Volunteer Utilization Hdqrs., U. S. Air Force. MILDRED R. HERMANN Juneau, Alaska; ACS Director, Region V ACS Alaska Division, Commander. Delegate and Pres. Pro-Tern., Alaska Constitutional Convention; See., Alaska Statehood Comm.; formerly Alaska Dir., Ofl~ce of Price Administration. Past Bd. Mere., Gcn. Fed. of Women's Clubs; Past Pres., Legislative Chra., Parlia- mentarian, Alaska Fed. of Women's Clubs; Past Dept. See., Amer. Legion Aux. Mere., American Bar Assn.; National Assn. of VJomen Lawyers; National Pres~ Women; Soroptimist Club; International Honorary ,~Iem., Beta Sigma Phi. TI54361014

*CHARLES D. HILLES, JR. Ne~" York City; ACS Director-at-Large Executive Vice President, International "Telephone and Telegraph Corp. ACS Board Vice Chairman (1957); Chin., Re~earch Comm. (19~6); Chin., Ex~. Comm. (1954); Sec. (1946-52); ~eas. (1945). Former Special Legal Advisor to U. S. High Commissioner for Germany. Director, Bee~an-Downto~ Hosp.; Rip Van ~inkle Foundation, Lingnan ~niverslty (China) ~ The ~ft ScheoL ZIem., U. S. Advisory Board, Zurich Generk[ Accident and Liability Insurance Co., L~d.; D~r., Royal McBee Corporation. *DONALD E. JOHNSON Flint, 1~[ich.; ACS Director-at-Large Publisher, Flint IVcws-,~clz, ertiser. ACS Michigan Divlslon, Men. Bd. and Exec. Comm.; Past Pres. and Past Men., National Advisory Cancer Council. Pres. and Treas.. Dail~l Reporte~" (Coldwater, Mich.). Secretary-Treasurer, Whiting Foundation. *GOV. WALTER J. KOHLER Kohler, Wis.; ACS Director-at-Large Governor of Wisconsin ACS Board Chairman (1953-~7); Campaign Chairman (1957): Division, Past Pres. and Past Board Pres., Vollrath Co. Director, Securi~ National Bank, Shehoygan. *MRS. ALBERT D. I_ASKER New Yor~ City; ACS Director-at-Large President, Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation. I, lem., National Advisory Cancer Council. Co-Chm., National Mental Health Comm. Men.. Board of Managers, Memorial Heap. Board Mere.. Department of Hospitals, City of New York. Trustee, Museum of Modern Art. STUART H. KEAY Manchester, N. H.; ACS Director, Region I Cashier, Amoskeag National Bank. ACS New Hampshire Division, 'Trea~'. Asst. Treas., Amoskeag Trust Co.; Director, Manchester Gas Co. Director, ]Wanchester Community Chest and Manchester Chapter, Amdrican Bed Cross. Trustee, Manchester YMCA; ~[em., Advisory Board, Salvation Army; Past Pres., Manchester Kiwanis Club. *WILLIAM B, LEWIS New York City; ACS Director-at-Large President, Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc. ACS Chairman, Radio and Television Comm. (1954-56). Former Asst. Director, Domestic Branch, Ofl~ce of War Information; Former Chief of Domestic Radio Bureau, Office of War Information. Former Vice Pres. in charge of Programs, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. CALVIN T. KLOPP, M.D. Washington, D. C.; ACS Director, Region II Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery, George Washington University School of Medicine. ACS District of Columbia Division, Pres. (1955-56) ; Sec'y. and ~,iem., Exec. Comm. (1946-551. Director, George Washington University, (V,~arwick Memorial) Cancer Clinic, Washington, D. C. Consultant, U. S. PuMic Health Service and U. S. Naval Heap., Bethesda, Zid.; Diplomate, American Board of Surgery. CHARLES C. LUND, M.D. Boston, Mass.; ACS Director-at-Large Clinical Professor of Surgery, Harvard Medical School. ACS Pres. (1952) ; Vice Pres. (1951) ; Chm., Medical and Scientific Comm. (1949) : ?,fassachusetts Division, Pres. (1948-50~. Surgeon-ln-Chief, Fifth Surgical Service, Boston City Heap.; Visiting Surgeon, New England Deaconess Heap. T15438101~

IAN MACDONALD, M.D. Los Angeles, Calif.; ACS Director, Region VI Clinical Professor of Surgery, School of Medicine, University of Southern California. ACS California Division, Past Bd. Chin.; Past Pres. Senior Attending Surgeon, Los Angeles County Hosp. and St. W'incent's Hosp.; Consultinz Radium Therapist, Children's Hoop. Past Chin., Cancer Commission. California Medico| Assn.; Chin., Subcomm. on Cancer, AMA Res. Comm. Fellow, American College of Surgeons; Diplomats, American Bd. of Radiology. HARRY McENERNY, JR. New Orleans, La.; ACS Director, Region III Partner. Law Firm o! Logier, McEnerny and Waguespack. ACS Louisiana Division, Pres. and Bd. Board Mere., National American Bank of New Orleans; First Homestead and Savings Assn; Marquette Association for Higher Educatlon,Archcenfraternity of St. Ann National Shrine. Past Board Mcm., Family Service Soc., the Council of Social Agencies, the Community Chest of New Orleans. Past Pres., New Orleans Rotary Club. JUDGE FRANK McNAMEE Las Vegas, Nevada; ACS Director, Region VI ACS Nevada Division, Pres. (1955-56) ; Past State Campaign Chin. District Judge; Mere., State Bar, Nevada and California. Admitted to Practice before Supreme Court of the United States. GOVo LESLIE A. MILLER Cheyenne, Wyo.; ACS Director, Region V Vice Chairman, Task Force on Water Resources and Power, 2nd Hoover Commission. ACS Wyoming Division, Chin., Exec. Comm. Governor of Wyoming (1933-39) ; Past Mem. both houses of State Legislature. Regional Director, WPB (1942-44). Director, Resources for the Future, Inc.; Jackson Hole PreserVe, Inc.; Grand Teton Lodge and Transportation Co. H. FRED MOFF]Ti', M.D. Altoona, Pa.; ACS Director, Region II Chief, Gynecologic Service, Altoona Hosp. ACS Pennsylvania Division, Mere., Exec. Cemm.; Pres. (1952-53). Mere., Commission on Cancer of Pennsylvania Medical Sos.; Pennsylvania Cancer Coordinating Comm. Pres., Wainwright Tumor Clinic Assn.; American College of Surgeons. *HARRY M. NELSON, M.D. Detroit, Mich.; ACS Director-at-Large Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Wayne State University. ACS Pres. (1953) ; Chin., Medical and Scientific Executive Comm. (1957) : Southeastern Michigan Division, Pres. Chief Gynecologist, Woman's Hosp.; Attending Surgeon, Receiving Hoop. Mere., Cancer Comm., American College of Surgeons; Exee. Comm., Detroit Rehabilitation Center; Exec. Comm. on Cancer Research, Wayne State Univ.; Exee. Comm., Detroit Institute of Cancer Research; Exec. Comm., Yates Clinic. Vice Chin, Michigan Cancer Coordinating Comm. ALTON OCHSNER, M.D. New Orleans, La.; ACS Director-at-Large ACS Pres. (1950~ ; Chin., Medical and Scientific Comm. (1949). Dir. Surg.. Ochsner Clinic, Ochsner Foundation Hosp. Pas~ Pres., Am. Coll, of Surgs.; Am. Assn. for Thoracic Surg.; Soc. for Vascular Surg.~ So. Surgical Assn. Pres., Intq. Soc. of Anzio]ogy~ Inter- state Postgraduate Med. Assn. Co-Editor, SurgSrll & l~ternat~o,ol St~rg~cal Digest *MRS. E. LEE OZBIRN Oklahoma City, Okla.; ACS Director, Region VII ACS Vice President; Vice Chairman, Board Members' Conference: Oklahoma Division, Vice Pres.; Mere., Bd. and Exec. Comm. Second Vice Pres., General Federation of Women's Clubs. ]~em., Natq. Bd., Women's Medical Coll. of Penn.; Exec. Comm., Okla. County Health Assn.; Okla. County Visiting Nurse Assn.; Scats Advisory Bd., U. S. Savings Bonds; Bd., Oklahoma City University ~Vomen's Council; Bd., Regional World Neighbors, Inc. Chin., Policy Comm., The Sears Roebuck Foundation Community Achievement Contest~ T!54361016

WILLARD H. PARSONS, M.D. Vicksburg, ~iss.; ACS Director, Region III Chief of Staff and Director of Surgery, Vicksburg Hospital. ACS Mississippi Division, Pres. Assoc. Prof. of Clinical Surgery, University of Mississippi School of Medicine. Past Chin., Board of Governors, American College of Surgeons. Mere., Southern Surgical Assn.; American Surgical Assn.; Societe Internationals de Chirurgie; Past Chin., Cancer Comm., bliss. State Medical Assn.; Diplomate, American Board of Surgery. Mere., Advisory Board, CA and Cancer Bzdle~in. *EUGENE P. PENDERGRASS, M.D. Philadelphia, Pa.; ACS Director-at-Large ACS Chairman, Medical and Scientific Comm. (1957) : Philadelphia Division, Bd. Mere. Director, Department of Radiology, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania; Professor of Radiology, School of Medicine and Graduate School of Medicine, Univ. of Pa. Mere., Cancer Control Committee of National Cancer Institute; Committee On Radiology, National Research Council; Past Pres., Radlological Society of North America (1954) ~ Past Pres., American College of Radiology (1948-49). *ALFRED M. POPMA, M.D. Boise, Idaho; ACS Director, Region V Head, Dept. of Radiology, St. Luke's Heap. ACS Chairman, Medical and Scientific Executive Comm. (1956-56) ; Pres. (1954) ; Vice Pres. (1952) : Idaho Division, Advisor to Board. Consulting: Radiologist, U. S. V~terans Heap., Boise; Mere., Idaho Comm. of the Western Interstate Comm. for Higher Ed.; Past Pres., Idaho State ]tied. Assn.; Diplomats, Am. Bd. of Radiology; Fellow, Am. Coll. of Radiology. MONROE J. RATHBONE New York City; ACS Director-at-Large President and Director, Standard Oil Company, (N. J.). Past Pres. and Dir., Easu Standard Oil Company; Past Pres., Standard Oil Company of Louisiana. Pres., Esso Education Foundation. T~ustee, Lehigh University; Committee for Economic Development, Director, Amcrlcan Petroleum Institute; National Junior Achievement. IRA DeA. REID, Ph.D. Haverford, Pa.; ACS Director-at-Large Professor of Sociology and Chairman of Dept., Haverford College. Formerly Prof. of Sociology, Atlanta Univ.; New York Univ.; New York School of Social Work; Director of Research, National Urban League. Past Pres., Eastern Sociological Sue.; Vice Pres., American Sociological Soc. Mere., Bd of Directors, Community Chest of Philadelphia; Bd. of Trustees, National Urban League~ Governor's Commission on Higher Education (Pennsylvania). (JAMES) ELLIOTr SCARBOROUGH, M.D. Emery, Ga.; ACS Director-at*Large Associate Professor of Surgery (Neoplastic Disease), Emery University, Georgia. ACS Georgia Division, Chairman, Executive Committee. Director, Emery Clinic, Emery University. President, James Ewing Society. *MRS. HAROLD PRINCE Grand Island. Neb.; ACS Director-at- Large Consultant to Administrator of Federal Civil Defense. ACS Nebraska Division, Mere., Board and Exec. Comm.; Past Campaign Chin. Past Pres., Nebraska League of Women Voters. Past Chin., Nebraska Board of Control. S. F. SINGER, M.D. Ottumwa. Iowa; ACS Director, Region IV Past Pres., Iowa Radiological Society; Member, State Committee on Cancer Control of the Iowa State Medical Society. ACS Iowa Division, Pres. and Board Mem. Past Chin., WapeIIo County Tumor Clinic. Fellow, American College of Radiology; formerly Director o£ :X-ray Dept. of Second University Clinic, Vienna, Austria; former Teacher of Radiology, University of Vienna. Tl54361017

HOWARD E. SNYDER, M.D. Winfield, Kan.; ACS Director, Region VII Consultant in Surgery to Surgeon General, U. S. Army. ACS Kansas Division, Pres. (1948-50). Lecturer in Surgery. University o~ Kansas; ~.fem., Cancer Comm., American College of Surgeons. Past Vice Pres., Southwestern Surgical Congress; Mere., American Surgical Assn.; Western Surgical Assn.; American Association for Thoracic Surgery. F. C. SOWELL Nashville, Tenn.; ACS Director~ Region III Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr., Station WLAC. ACS Tennessee Division, Past Pres.; Chin., Campaign Comm, (1952-53). Director, CBS A~liates Board; Mere., Plans Comm., Radio Advertising Bureau; Mere., National Advisory Council on Wealth Research Facilities. Vice Pres., Tenn. Safety Council; Chin., Governor's Emergency Traffic Safety Comm0 Past Pres., Tenn. Assn. of Broadcasters; Past Pres., Nashville C. of C.; Fast Pres., Nashville Advertising Feder- ation; Mere., Bd. of Trustees, United Givers Fund. WENDELL MEREDITH STANLEY, Ph.D Berkeley, Calif.; ACS Director-at-Lnrge Professor oI Biochemistry and Director, Virus Laboratory, University of California. ACS California Division, Board Mere. Nobel Laureate in Chemistry (1946). }l[em., National Advisory Cancer Council (1952-56) ; Expert Advisory Panel on Virus Diseases, World Health Organ- ization; National Academy of Sciences; American Philosophical Soc. Consultant to Secretary of War (1945-46). Chin., Panel on Virus of Committee on Growth (1947-48). Trustee, Mills College. CHESTER A. STAYTON, M.D. Indianapolis, Ind.; ACS Director, Region IV Chairman, Dept. of Radiology, St. Francis Hospital and Witham 5{em. Hospital. ACS Indiana Division, Past Vice Pres. and Chin., Exec. and Service Comma. Asst. Prof. of Radiology, Indiana University School of l~[edicine. Past Chin., Comm. on Control of Cancer, Indiana State ~,£edlcal Assn. Diplomate, American Board of Radiology; Fellow, American College of Radiology. ERNEST L STEBBINS, M.D. Baltimore, ~.fd.; ACS Director-at-Large Director, School of Hygiene and Public Health, Johns Hopkins University. Pros., National Health Council (1950-52). Consultant to Surgeons-General, U. S. Army, U, S. Navy, U. S. Public Health Service; Sec.-Treas., American Board Preventive Medicine and Public Health. Commissioner of Health, New York City (1942-46) ; Director, Division Communicable Diseasos, N. Y. State Dept. of Public Health (1937-33} ; Asst. Contr~iss]oner (1933-40~. Professor Epidemiology, College of Physicians and Sur;~eons, Columbia ~niversity (1940-46). *FRANK Lo TAYLOR New York City; ACS Director-at-Large Executive Vice President and Director. No~ ~o~'k Herald Trlbano. ACS l~Iilwaukee Division, Past Pres. and Campaign Chin. Mere., Greater New York Committee of National Fund for Medical Education. Trustee, Ducks Unlimited. Director, Press Wireless, Inc. Publisher, M{l~aukee Sentinel (1943-54) Vice Pres.. and Director, Hearst Corp. (1946-55). HOWARD C. TAYLOR, JR., M.D. New York City; ACS Director-at-Large Professor and Executive Officer, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. ACS Pres. (1955) ; Vice Pres. (1954) ; Chin., Medical and Scientific Comm. (1953) : New York City Cancer Comm., Vice Pres. and Board Mere. Director, Sloane Heap. for Women, Columbia-Presbyterian ]~edical Center. Visiting Gynecologist, Francis Delafield Heap. Editor, A~tcricaa Journal of Obste~'ics and Gy~zecology. MRS. D. N. THOMAS Weirton, W. Va.; ACS Director, Region II ACS West Virginia Cancer Society, Board Member; Vice Chin., Exec. Comm.; County Chin.; County Campaign Chin. Chin., Woman's Volunteer Services of American Red Cross, World War IL Chin., Blood Bank Program, World War II. T!54361018