-- 47 -- Lo - Me Location of Books on Cosmetic Formu- lations, by S. J. Strianse, and P. G. Lauffer, 6, 49. Long Chain Alcohols, Molecular Inter- action in Bulk Solution of Sodium Dodecyl Sulphate and, R. Matalon, 2, 122. Looking at Things, by R. H. Marriott, 5, 151. Looking Into the Future, George G. Kolar, 8, 76. Los Angeles Chapter (Southern Cali- fornia), 9, 260. Lotions, and Oils on the Skin, The Behaviour of Cosmetic Creams, by O. Jacobi, 10, 43. Lotions, Creams and, Reports on Labo- ratory Methods for Product Testing, 9, 111. Lotions Their Cutaneous and Sys- temic Effects, Cold Wave, by Howard T. Behrman, 2, 228. Machineless Permanent Waving, The Development of, by E.G. McDo- nough, 1, 183. Magnesium Aluminum Silicate and Its Use in Cosmetics, Colloidal, by B. Tarnoff, 2, 250. Maison G. de Navarre, Seventh Honor- ary Member, 7, 215. Maison G. de Navarre, The Cosmetic Chemist, by Emil G. Klarmann, 3, 135. Maison G. de Navarre, The Man, by Harland J. Wright, 3, 141. Make-up Items, Stability Tests on Lip- stick, Face Powder, and, H. Heinrich, 2, 303. Management Expects of Research, What, Raymond Stevens, 5, 308. Management, What Research Expects of, Walter J. Hamburger, 5, 260. Manufacture, The Present Role of De- tergents in Toilet Bar, John W. Mc Cutcheon, 9, 270. Market, Developing in Men's Cosmetics in the U.S.A., by J. R. L. Martin, 10, 20. Marketing Trends, R. T. Dobson, 8, 263. Marston Taylor Bogert-Medalist, E.G. McDonough, 1, 268. Martin A. J.P. and James A. T. and the Development of Gas Chromato- graphy, Stanford Moore, 8, 270. Materials, Chemicals from Fats and Oils: A Source of Cosmetic Raw, Paul Du Brow, 5, 90. Mayham, S. L., Fifth Honorary Mem- ber, by Frazier Sinclair, 4, 120. Mayham, Steve, I Know, The, by Maison G. de Navarre, 4, 123. McDonough, Everett G., The Man, by George B. Finnegan, Jr., 4, 52. McDonough, Everett G., The Scientist, by Francis Chilson, 4, 48. Measurement of Odors in the Cosmetic Industry, by Louis C. Barail, 2, 4. Measurement of Particle Size Distri- bution in Aerosols, by Morris A. Fisher, 7, 77. Measurement of Skin Moisture by Po- tentiometric Methods, by Isaiah S. Botwinick, 10, 377. Measurement of Static Charge on Hair, by Clarice M. Mills, Virginia C. Ester and Hyman Henkin, 7, 466. Measurement, Ultrasonic Method of Flow, by Wilfred Roth, 7, 553. Measurements, Interpretations and Ap- plications of Flow, by Ruth N. Weltmann, 7, 599. Measuring the Hardness of Keratin, A New Method for, by Samuel M. Peck and Arthur W. Glick, 7, 530. Mechanism of Percutaneous Penetra- tion and Absorption, The, by Stephen Rothman, 6, 193. Medicinal Liquid Paraffin, A Spectro- photometric Quality and Stability Criterion for, Robert Schnurmann, 7, 1. Melanin of the Skin and Hair, The Pig- ment, by Samuel M. Peck, 1, 33.

Me - Mo -- 48 -- Melanin Pigmentation of the Skin, Me- thods for Reducing, Norman B. Kanof, 9, 160. Melting Point of Resins, Waxes, etc., Method for Determining the Appa- rent, 2, 157. Members, To All, J. Pickthall, 9, 70. Membership Directory: American So- ciety, 2, 198. Membership Directory: British Society, 2, 209. Membership Directory: American So- ciety, 6, 148. Membership Directory: British Society, 6, 155. Membership Directory, 9, 312. Membership List, 9, 312. Membership Presentation, First Honor- ary, Maison G. de Navarre, 1, 61. Men's Cosmetics in the U.S.A., The De- veloping Market in, J. R. L. Martin, 10, 20. Mercaptan-Disulfide System in Perma- nent Waving, The, by Ross. Whitman, 6, 387. Mercaptans in Cosmetics, by Everett G. McDonough, 1, 27. Mercaptans in Hair Chemistry, The Role of Disulphides and, by J. L. Stoves, 3, 170. Merchandise Marks Acts, The, by R. L. Lloyd, 5, 212. Mercury, Studies on the Permeability of the Skin to, by Edwin P. Laug, 1, 81. Methocl for Comparative Evaluation of Antiperspirants, A., by E. L. Richardson and B. V. Meigs, 2, 308. Method for Determining Spray Patterns from Pressurized Packs, K. Dixon, 10, 220. Method for Determining the Apparent Melting Point of Resins, Waxes, etc., A.,2, 157. Method for Studying the Static Electri- city Produced on Hair by Combing, A, R. G. Barber and A.M. Posner, 10, 236. Method for Testing the Degerming Effi- ciency of Hexachlorophene Soaps, A., by Arthur R. Cade, 2, 281. Method for the Analysis of Lipstick, by Paul W. Jewel, 7, 392. Method for the Identification of Small Quantities of Nicotinic Acid and its Esters, A New, D. R. Pye, 9, 62. Method for the Semiquantitative Ana- lysis of Lipstick, A., by Hazel Bishop, 5, 2. Methods for Reducing Melanin Pigmen- tation of the Skin, Norman B. Kanof, 9, 160. Methods of Increasing Skin Pigmenta- tion, S. William Becker, Jr., 9, 80. Methods of Testing a Germicide Incor- porated in Soap, by Eugene F. Traub, 1, 251. Microscope, The Fine Structure of Hu- man Epidermis as Revealed by the Electron, by Cecily C. Selby, 7, 584. Milk White Appearance and Its Signi- ficance in Cosmetic Emulsion, Paul Mannheim, 9, 26. Miner, Eunice Thomas, Sixth Honorary Member, by Harden F. Taylor, 5, 134. Miner, Eunice Thomas, Sixth Honorary Member, by Walter A. Taylor, 5, 136. Mitotic Flare-Up and Acanthosis, Expe- riments on, Robert Brun, 8, 370. Mixtures of Hydrocarbons, Beeswax, and Spermaceti, The Analysis of, S. H. Newburger, 1, 95. Modern Concept and Treatment of Dan- druff and Seborrheic Eruptions, by Joseph V. Klauder, 7, 443. Moisture by Potentiometric Methods, Measurement of Skin, by Isaiah S. Botwinick, 10, 377. Molecular Interaction in Bulk Solution of Sodium Dedecyl Sulphate and Long Chain Alcohols, by R. Matalon, 2, 122. Monolayers, Penetration and Complex- Formation in, by J. H. Schulman and J. A. Friend, 1, 381.