326 JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF COSMETIC CHEMISTS Experiments on the Epidermis of Animals Which May Be of Value to the Cosmetic Chemist, by Earl O. Butcher, 229 F. V. Wells, Second Honorary Member, British Society, 228 Fatty Acid Alkylolamides, by W. B. Reinisch and K. R. Dutton, 169 HLB Values of Nonionic Surfactants, Calculation of, by William C. Griffin, 249 Hair Dyes, Toxic and Allergic Complications of, by Samuel M. Peck, 113 Infrared C-H Frequencies at 13.8 3* and Their Significance, The, by F. C. Nachod, E. T. Hinkel, Jr., and M. Priznar, 283 Klarmann, Emil G., Man of Science, by Louis Schwartz and Edward Sagatin, 60 Klarmann, Emil G., The Man, by M. G. deNavarre, 53 Lanolin Composition, Newer Concepts of, by Lester I. Conrad, 11 Lipstick, A Method for the Semiquantitative Analysis of, by Hazel Bishop, 2 Lipsticks--Their Formulation, Manufacture and Analysis, by A. L. Fishbach, 242 l.ooking at Things, by R. H. Marriott, 151 Merchandise Marks Acts, The, by R. L. Lloyd, 212 Methods in the Cosmetic Industry, Statistical Part III, by A. W. Middleton, 159 Miner, Eunice Thomas, Sixth Honorary Member, by Harden F. Taylor, 134 Miner, Eunice Thomas, Sixth Honorary Member, by Walter A. Taylor, 136 More Truth About Odour, by William McCartney, 207 Newer Concepts of Lanolin Composition, by Lester I. Conrad, 11 Nonionic Surfactants, Calculation of HLB Values of, by William C. Griffin, 249 Odour, More Truth About, by William McCartney, 207 Oils: A Source of Cosmetic Raw Materials, Chemicals from Fats, by Paul DuBrow, 90 (PVP)--A Useful Adjunct in Cosmetics, Polyvinylpyrrolidone, by Herman A. Shelanski, Morris V. Shelanski, and A. Cantor, 129 Penetrometer in the Determination of Consistency of Petroleum Jelly, The Use of the, by R. T. Dobson, 236 Perfumery and Cosmetics in Ancient and Modern India, byT. H. Crawford and T. S. Nagarajan, 202 Perfumes Again, Talking of, by J. Pickthall, 182 Polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP)--A Useful Ad- junct in Cosmetics, by Herman A. Shelan- ski, Morris V. Shelanski, and A. Cantor, 129 Rancidity in Soap, by W. W. Myddleton, 278 Recent Progress in the Chemistry of Disul- fides, by Norman A. Rosenthal and Gerald Oster, 286 Second Honorary Member, British Society, F. V. Wells, 228 Sequestering Agents in Cosmetics, Use of Chelating and, by G. H. Goodyear and B. L. Hathorne, 96 Shampoos, Alkylolamides in, by H. L. Sanders, E. A. Knaggs, and O. E. Libman, 29 ß Sixth Honorary Membership, 134-139 Sixth Medal Award, 53-67 Soap, Rancidity in, by W. W. Myddleton, 278 Some Things We Learned About Chemists, by M. R. Bhagwat, 9 Statistical Methods in the Cosmetic Industry, Part III, by A. W. Middleton, 159 Storage Tests, Accelerated, by F. Grossmith, 257 Talking of Perfumes Again, by J. Pickthall, 182 Technical Research, Consumer Testing as a Guide for, by Norman H. Ishler 103 Toxic and Allergic Complications of Hair Dyes, by Samuel M. Peck, 113 Uses of Chelating and Sequestering Agents in Cosmetics, by G. H. Goodyear and B. L. Hathorne, 96 Use of the Penetrometer in the Determination of Consistency of Petroleum Jelly, The, by R. T. Dobson, 236 Visible Region Absorptiometry in Cosmetic Analysis, by T. T. Gorsuch, 178 Walk in "No-Man's Land," A, by Emil G. Klarmann, 67 Wells, F. V., Second Honorary Member, British Society, 228 What Management Expects of Research, by Raymond Stevens, 308 What Research Expects of Management, by Walter .]. Hamburger, 260