• 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.

Ar - Bo -- 26 -- Art of the Perfumer, The, W. C. Botfield, 9, 243. Art, The Perfumer's, Henri Robert, 1, 123. Arts, Cosmetic in Ancient Egypt, by George R. Hughes, 10, 159. Asociacion Nacional de Quimicos de Espana, 10, 372. Assay of the Skin, The Lipid, Howard E. Worne, 9, 181. Assessing the Quality of an Essential Oil, by G. W. Ferguson, 5, 240. Austin Smith, Second Honorary Mem- ber, Howard T. Behrman, 2, 100. Axillary Odor, The Role of Apocrine Sweat in the Production of, Walter B. Shelley, 7, 171. Bacteria, That Unwanted Cosmetic In- gredient, by James H. Baker, 10, 133. Bacteriological Aspects of Antiperspi- •ants and Deodorants, Chemical and, by Emil G. Klarmann, 7, 85. Bacteriological and Dermatological Test- ing of Cosmetics, by Louis C. Barail, 1, 150. Bacteriological Data From Hand Wash- ing Tests, Degerming Activity of Toilet Bars - Interpretation of, by J. J. Travers, A. C. Rohloff, E. L. Ambye and L. J. Vinson, 10, 410. Bacteriostatic Potency of Chemicals, A Simplified Method for Determining the Approximate, by Arthur R. Cade, 1, 394. Baldness and Some Chemical Aspects, by Irving L. Milberg, 4, 264. Beauty Scheme, The Hospital, Eleanor Macdonald, 10, 246. Beeswax, and Spermaceti, The Analysis of Mixtures of Hydrocarbons, by S. H. Newburger, 1, 95. Beeswax Derivatives, Hydrophilic, by P. J. Carter and William C. Griffin, 1, 362. Beeswax, The Effect Upon Emulsions of the Hydroxy Compounds in, by J. Pickthall, 6, 263. Behaviour of Cosmetic Creams, Lotions and Oils on the Skin, by O. Jacobi, 10, 43. The Behavior of Perfume Materials in Thioglycolate Hair Waving Preparat- ions, by Edward Sagarin and Marvin Balsam, 7, 480. Belgian Symposium, 9, 74. Bialeurone, The Most Recent Discoveries Applied to Cosmetology, Aleurone, N. Avalle, 8, 343. Bilateral Structure on the Chemisry of Keratin Fibers, The Effect of, by J. H. Dusenbury, and E. B. Jeffries, 6, 355. Biochemical Data on Physiological and Pathological Epidermal Keratinizat- ion, by Peter Flesch, 7, 521. Biochemistry of Sebum, by Victor R. Wheatley, 10, 206. Biography of James Leslie Thomson, by L. T. Pugsley, 3, 315. Biological Sciences to Cosmetics, Ap- plication of the, by Lloyd W. Hazleton, 4, 168. Biology of Hair Growth (London, Au- gust 7th-9th, 1957), Abstracts of Pa- pers Give at the Symposium on the, 9, 32. Blank, Irvin H., Recipient Fifth Special Award, 10, 361. Bleaching Creams, by D. F. Nealon, 2, 176. Bogert-Medalist, Marston Taylor, E. G. McDonough, 1, 268. Book Reviews, 7, 622. Chemical Safety Supervision. Handbook of Toxicology, Vol. I. Comprehensive Inorganic Chemistry, Vol. V. To16rance et Into16rance aux Produits Cosm6tiques. Analytical Chemistry, Vols. I and II. Fats, Oils, Detergents, Yearbook 1955. Remington's Practice of Pharmacy. The Pharmacological Basis of Thera- peutics. Les Aerosols. Emulsions, Mousses, Detersion. Plant Physiology.