Ae - A1 -- 24 -- Aerosol Emulsion Systems, P. A. Sanders, 9, 274. Aerosol Packaging, Technical Aspects of, by A. Herzka, 7, 346. Aerosol Products, Corrosion Testing of, by Morris J. Root and Merlin J. Maury, 10, 402. Aerosol Products, Gas Chromatographic Analysis of, M. J. Root and M. J. Maury, 8, 92. Aerosol Products, The Propellent in, by Fred T. Reed, 7, 137. Aerosols, Measurement of Particle Size Distribution in, by Morris A. Fisher, 7, 77. Aerosols to Obtain the Desired Spray Pattern, How to Formulate, Maria ¾. Wiener, 9, 289. Aerosols, Reports on Laboratory Me- thods for Product Testing, 9, 105. Aerosols, Stability Testing of Low-Pres- sure, by Eugene L. Rose, 2, 315. Aging Skin, The Anatomy and Histo- logy of, by Warren Andrew, 6, 299. Aging Skin, The Chemistry of the, by Peter Flesch, 6, 377. Aging Skin, The Structural Proteins of Epidermis and Their Possible Relat- ion to, by C. Carruthers, D. L. Woernley, A. Baumler, and H. Shorts, 6, 324. Alcohols, Molecular Interaction in Bulk Solution of Sodium Dodecyl Sulphate and Long Chain, by R. Matalon, 2, 122. Aleurone and Bialeurone, The Most Recent Discoveries Applied to Cos- metology, N. Avalle, 8, 343. Aliphatic Chemistry and their Influence on the Cosmetic Industry, Develop- ments in, by W. H. Dicken, 2, 126. Alkyl Sulphates, The Evaluation of Commercial, by R. H. Crockett, 6, 124. Alkylolamides, Fatty Acid, by W. B. Reinisch and K. R. Dutton, 5, 169. Alkylolamides in Shampoos, by H. L. Sanders, E. A. Knaggs and O. E. Libman, 5, 29. Allantoin - Its Properties and Uses, A. M. Posner, 9, 58. Allergens and Irritants in Cosmetics, Cutaneous Reactions to, by J. L. Morse, 1, 246. Allergic Complications of Hair Dyes, Toxic and, by Samuel M. Peck, 5, 1 ! 3. Allergic Skin Reaction to Lanolin, to its Components and Certain Lanolin Modifications, On the Incidence of, Thelma G. Warshaw, 4, 290. Allergy, Cosmetic, by Niels Hjorth, 10, 96. Alterations in the Skin Physiology Following Continuous Use of Soaps and Detergents, by Donald J. Birmingham, 6, 3. Ambergris Research, Recent Progress in, Max Stoll, 9, 167. Amine Soap Hair Shampoos, by Helen E. Wassell, 4, 282. Amino Acid Derivatives, A New Family of Amphoteric Surfactants: Fatty, D. L. Andersen and A. J. Freeman, 8, 277. Amino Acid: Furylglycine, The Use in Cosmetics of a New Synthetic, by B. Ciocca, P. Rovesti, and G. Roccheggiani, 10, 77. Amino Acids from Shampoos on to Hair, The Sorption of, J. H. Herd and R. H. Marriott, 10, 272. Amino Acids in Shampoos, Acylated, by H. W. Zussman, and W. J. Lennon, 6, 407. Ammoniated Dentifrices, by Robert G. Kesel, 2, 66. Ammoniated Dentifrices, Clinical Eva- luation of Urea-, Chester J. Henschel, 2, 57. Ammonium Compounds in Cosmetic and Related Pr'oducts, Quaternary, by W. E. Botwright, 3, 118. Ammonium Dentifrice Therapy, Criti- cal Evaluation of the Evidence on, by Thomas J. Hill, 2, 73.

• 25 -- Am - Ar Amphoteric Surfactants: Fatty Amino Acid Derivatives, A New Family of, D. L. Andersen and A. F. Freeman, 8, 277. Analysis of Aerosol Products, Gas Chromatographic, M. J. Root and M. J. Maury, 8, 92. Analysis of Lipstick, A Method for the, by Paul W. Jewel, 7, 392. Analysis of Lipstick, A Method for the Semi-quantitative, Hazel Bishop, 5, 2. Analysis of Mixtures of Hydrocarbons, Beeswax, and Spermaceti, by S. H. Newburger, 1, 95. Anatomy and Histology of Aging Skin, The, by Warren Andrew, 6, 299. Animal and Human Testing of Materials Used in Skin Care, Correlation Bet- ween, by Eugene F. Traub, and Herbert J. Spoor, 6, 200. Animal Skin, The Evaluation of Che- micals by Application to, by L. W. Hazleton, 6, 178. Animals Which May Be of Value to the Cosmetic Chemist, Experiments on the Epidermis of, Earl O. Butcher, 5, 229. Annual General Meeting of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists of Great Bri- tain, 6, 286. Annual General Meeting of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists of Great Bri- tain, 8, 260. Annual Report of the President, by Paul Lauffer, 5, 1. Annual Report of the President, by Donald H. Powers, 6, 1. Annual Report of the President, by Kenneth L. Russell, 7, 73. Annual Report of the President, George G. Kolar, 8, 57. Annual Report of the President, S. J. Strianse, 9, 75. Annual Report of the President, by James H. Baker, 10, 65. Antibiotics: Vehicles Employed, Topical Use of Several, by William B. Baker, 6, 313. Antidandruff Agent, Selenium Sulfide as an, by Edward J. Matson, 7, 459. Antiperspirant-Deodorant Formulations, Potential Utility of Ion-Exchange Resins in, by James C. Winters, 7, 256. Antiperspirants, by Ruth R. Bien, 1, 2. Antiperspirants, A Method for Compa- rative Evaluation of, by E. L. Richardson and B.V. Meigs, 2, 308. Antiperspirants and Deodorants, Che- mical and Bacteriological Aspects of, by Emil G. Klarmann, 7, 85. Antiperspirants and Deodorants, Reports on Laboratory Methods for Product Testing, 9, 108. Antiseptic Actions, A Study of the Mechanisms and Evaluation of, by Herbert L. Davis, 2, 295. Antiseptics, Nipa-Ester Combinations as Preservatives and, Erich Boehm and Elizabeth Jones, 8, 30. Apocrine Sweat in the Production of Axillary Odor, The Role of, by Walter B. Shelley, 7, 171. Appearance and Its Significance in Cos- metic Emulsion, Milk White, Paul Mannheim, 9, 26. Application of the Biological Sciences to Cosmetics, by Lloyd W. Hazleton, 4, 168. Applications of Flow Measurements, Interpretations and, by Ruth N. Weltmann, 7, 599. Aqueous Solvents, A Study of the Swell- ing of Hair in Mixed, E. I. Valko and Gabriel Barnett, 3, 108. Aromatic Chemicals and Essential Oils Upon the Stability of Cosmetic Emul- sions, The Effect of Some, by S. A. Karas, 1, 374. Aromatic Materials - Essential Oils, Lo- cation of Books on Perfumes - Odors - Sense of Smell-, S. J. Strianse, E. Sagarin, and P. G. Lauffer, 4, 297. Aromatics, Some Remarks on the Na- ture of the Fixed Phase or of the Carrier in Gas-Liquid Partition Chro- matography of Essential Oil, s and, Yves-Ren6 Naves, 9, 101.