BOOK REVIEWS

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Book reviewed in this article:The World and Man as Science Sees Them, edited by Forest Ray Moulton.Plane Trigonometry with Tables, by Harvey Alexander Simmons, Associate Professor of Mathematics, Northwestern University, and Greenville D. Gore, Professor of Mathematics and Chairman of the Departments of Mathematics and Engineering Drawing, Central Y.M.C.A. College of Chicago.New World of Chemistry, by Bernard Jaffe, Chairman, Department of Physical Sciences, Bushwick High School, New York CityMan in a Chemical World, The Service of Chemical Industry, by A. Cressy Morrison, First Edition.General Mathematics for Students of Business, by William S. Schlauch, New York University.First Year College Mathematics, by Volney Wells, Ph. D., Associate Professor of Mathematics in Williams College.Analytic Geometry and Calculus, by Max Morris, Associate Professor of Mathematics, and Orley E. Brown, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, both of Case School of Applied Science.College Algebra, by Claude Irwin Palmer, Late Professor of Mathematics and Dean of Students, Armour Institute of Technology, and William Lee Miser, Professor of Mathematics, Vanderbilt University.Tricks, Toys, and Tim, A Book of Model‐Making and Magic, by Kreigh Collins. Cloth.How To Make Electric Toys, by Raymond F. Yates.General Mathematics, by Harris Crandall, Superintendent of Schools, Saratoga Springs, New York, and F. Eugene Seymour, Supervisor of Mathematics, New York State Department of Education, Albany, New York.Laboratory Practice of Organic Chemistry, by G. Ross Robertson, Associate Professor of Organic Chemistry in the University of California at Los Angeles.Organic Chemistry Guide, by E. Wertheim, Professor of Organic Chemistry in the University of Arkansas.Arithmetic for Teacher‐Training Classes, E. H. Taylor, Head of the Department of Mathematics, Eastern Illinois State Teachers College.Mammalian Anatomy with Special Reference to the Cat, by Alvin Davison, Ex‐Fellow of Princeton University; Professor of Biology in Lafayette College and revised by Frank A. Stromsten, Associate Professor of Animal Biology, State University of Iowa.Our World of Living Things, by Elwood D. Heiss, Head of the Science Department, State Teachers College, East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania; Ellsworth S. Obourn, Head of the Science Department, John Burroughs School, Clayton, Missouri; and J. Gordon Manzer, Teacher of Science, High School, Tenafly, New Jersey.Modern Science Problems, A Textbook in General Science, by Ellsworth S. Obourn, head of the Science Department, John Burroughs School, Clayton, Missouri, and Elwood D. Heiss, Head of the Science Department, State Teachers College, East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.Higher Algebra, by S. Barnard, Formerly Assistant Master at Rugby School, Late Fellow and Lecturer at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and J. M. Child, Formerly Lecturer in Mathematics in the University of Manchester, Late Head of Mathematical Department Technical College, Derby, Formerly Scholar at Jesus College, Cambridge.Mathematics of Finance, by D. H. Mackenzie, Assistant Professor of Accounting and Management, University of Washington. Cloth. Pages IX+313. 1937. Including Compound Interest and Annuity Tables, by Frederick C. Kent, Associate Professor of Mathematics, Oregon State College, and Maude E. Kent.Mathematical Snack Bar by Norman Alliston.Projective Geometry, by Boyd Crumrine Patterson, Professor of Mathematics, Hamilton College.