834 JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF COSMETIC CHEMISTS found that there were papers in al- most all of his specific current inter- ests. Further, he felt that in most cases important, new information was contained in the papers. In spite of its high price, this must be considered a convenient source of very important literature in the field of Surface Chemistry.--ALFRED H. ELLiSON-- Gillette Research Institute.

AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME XVIII Alexander, D.J. Some aspects of labora- tory planning, 41 Amoore, J.A. See Brasch, S. V. Anderson, R. A., and Chow, C.E. The dis- tribution and activity of benzoic acid in some emulsified systems, 207 Baxter, B.H. See Puttnam, N. A. Beckman, S. M., Holbert, J. M., and Schmank, H. W. Studies of new aluminum compounds for antiperspi- rant use, 105 Bellinger, Horst. The preservation of cos- metic products, 727 Berth, Peter, and Kaiser, W.J. Nitro, azo, and anthraquinone dyes with quater- nary ammonium groups for hair dyeing, 705 Bogaty, Herman. Torsional properties of hair in relation to permanent waving and setting, 575 B611ert, Volker, and Eckert, Lieselotte. Quantitative monitoring o[ cosmetic treatments of hair, 273 Brasch, S. V., and Amoore, J.A. The effect of shampooing on solvent extractable material on hair, 31 Brasch, S. V., and Amoore, J. A. The quantitative estimation of the deter- gency and allied properties of shampoos in practice, 651 Breuer, M. M., and Prichard, D. M. The behavior of hair at low pH values, 643 Brown, James, Jr., Eriksson, R. J., ¾acko- rich, Frank, and Taber, David. Hand degerming evaluation utilizing a split- use method, 769 Brown, J. (2. The chemistry of synthetic dyes used in cosmetics, 225 Brunner, M. J. Pitfalls and problems in predictive patch testing, 323 Bull, W.H. The laboratory evaluation o[ prophylactic dentifrices, 473 Calnan, C.D. Reactions to artificial color- ing materials, 215 Carsch, Gustav. An experimental design for relating personality to perfumes, 521 Caul, J. F., and Raymond, S.A. Compari- son of local and national consumer pan- els in a paired preference test. I. Sta- tistical data, 123 Cheshire, J. D., and Corby, T. C. The rapid assessment of color for routine storage testing, 3 Chow, C.E. See Anderson, R. A. 835 Clayton, J. W., Jr. Fluorocarbon toxicity: past, present, future, 333 Corby, T.C. See Cheshire, J. D. Cronin, E. Contact dermatitis from cos- metics, 681 Das Gupta, V. Evaluation of sunscreen agents, 143 Davies, R. E., and Harper, K. H. The potential irritancy to the rabbit eye mucosa of commercially available cream shampoos, 663 Dean, P.M. See Van Abb•, N.J. Dubow, Emanuel, Winter, Leo, Jr., and Ellickson, B. E. Clinical evaluation of bacteriostatic soap in diaper derma- titis-prophylaxis, 161 Eckert, Lieselotte. See B611ert, Volker. Ellickson, B.E. See Dubow, Emanuel. Eriksson, R.J. See Brown, James, Jr. Esoda, E.J. See Flesch, Peter. Flesch, Peter, Esoda, E. J., and Katz, S. A. The color of red hair, 777 Gershon, S.D. Acceptance of Eighteenth Medal Award, 77 Gloxhuber, Christian. Toxicological test- ing of cosmetics, 737 Golberg, L. The toxicology of artificial coloring materials, 421 Greif, Martin, and Prokop, H.J. Use of electronic data processing in antidan- druff clinical research, 785 Harper, K.H. See Davies, R. E. Harris, Milton. John B. Speakman, eu- logy, 503 Hechemy, K.E. See VanderWyk, R. W. Hefferren, J. J. Laboratory analysis of toothpastes containing anticaries agents, 135 Holbert, J.M. See Beekman, S. M. Idson, Bernard. Adsorption to skin and hair, 91 Jacobi, O.K. Nature of cosmetic films on the skin, 149 Jarrett, A. The melanocyte system and keratinization, 413 Jass, H.E. Effect of process variables on the stability of some specific emulsions, 591 Jellinek, J. S. Measuring the meaning of fragrance, 755 Johnston, V.D. See Manowitz, Milton. Kaiser, W.J. See Berth, Peter. Karjala, S. A., Karler, A., and Williamson, J.E. The effect o[ pH on the sorption