1. The achievements of the man-made fibre industries of the Union Republics in the 50 years of the existence of the USSR

   • B. Mukhin

   OriginalPaper Pages: 573 - 574

2. Implementation of the resolutions of the 24th congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union

   Report Pages: 575 - 577

3. The Kirovakan man-made fibre plant

   • R. M. Khalatov

   Reports From The Research Organizations And Establishments Of The Union Republics Pages: 578 - 580

4. Modification of nitron fibre with cations of a nickel subgroup

   • D. N. Akbarov
   • A. A. Geller
   • B. Kh. Ubaidullaev

   Reports From The Research Organizations And Establishments Of The Union Republics Pages: 581 - 583

5. Copolymer of styrene with maleic anhydride added to cellulose acetate dope as anti-static agent

   • F. A. Ismailov
   • T. Shokhodzhaev
   • B. I. Aikhodzhaev

   Reports From The Research Organizations And Establishments Of The Union Republics Pages: 584 - 586

6. The crimp of man-made fibres

   • B. E. Geller
   • K. E. Ergashev

   Reports From The Research Organizations And Establishments Of The Union Republics Pages: 587 - 589

7. A continuous-processing line for Capron chips

   • V. A. Rodionov
   • A. P. Ovdak
   • I. N. Maiboroda

   Reports From The Research Organizations And Establishments Of The Union Republics Pages: 590 - 592

8. Wet xanthation of the soda cellulose

   • G. A. Stepanova
   • A. L. Kaller
   • E. M. Mogilevskii

   Reports From The Research Organizations And Establishments Of The Union Republics Pages: 593 - 595

9. Quality control in the regeneration of filter material

   • G. I. Berestyuk
   • V. G. Barkom
   • M. Z. Petrova

   Reports From The Research Organizations And Establishments Of The Union Republics Pages: 596 - 597

10. Automatic Capron yarn tex control at the Daugavpils man-made fibre plant

    • E. V. Kuzmin
    • V. I. Gorshenev
    • I. T. Nefedova

    Reports From The Research Organizations And Establishments Of The Union Republics Pages: 598 - 599

11. Terlon — A new thermostable polyamide fibre

    Chemistry And Technology Of Synthetic Fibres Pages: 600 - 600

12. The compatibility of the polyacrylonitrile — Polymethylmetacrylate system

    • K. Dimov
    • E. Dilova

    Chemistry And Technology Of Synthetic Fibres Pages: 601 - 604

13. Pre-oxidation as a factor in the structural conversions of polyacrylonitrile fibre

    • V. I. Frolov
    • I. Ya. Tishchenko
    • V. P. Sosedov

    Chemistry And Technology Of Synthetic Fibres Pages: 605 - 608

14. The volatile products of the carbonization of polyacrylonitrile fibre

    • E. I. Kazakov
    • M. A. Kostomarova
    • N. P. Radimov

    Chemistry And Technology Of Synthetic Fibres Pages: 609 - 611

15. The flow of melts of polyethylene terephthalate and its copolyesters

    • V. B. Zlatev
    • V. S. Dyurnbaum
    • A. A. Konkin

    Chemistry And Technology Of Synthetic Fibres Pages: 612 - 613

16. The coefficient of interdiffusion of precipitant and solvent in polysulphonamide fibre spinning

    • A. T. Serkov
    • Yu. P. Kozhevnikov
    • L. A. Serkova

    Chemistry And Technology Of Synthetic Fibres Pages: 614 - 616

17. The degree of orientation of as-spun Lavsan fibre as a factor in the quality of the stretched yarn

    • E. M. Aizenshtein
    • G. M. Solovets
    • Zh. S. Tirakyants

    Chemistry And Technology Of Synthetic Fibres Pages: 617 - 620

18. The internal stress and macrostructure of polyacrylonitrile fibre

    • V. P. Kostromin
    • Yu. P. Semenov
    • E. A. Pakshver

    Chemistry And Technology Of Synthetic Fibres Pages: 621 - 623

19. Determination of the functional groups of copolymers of acrylonitrile in anhydrous solvents

    • N. M. Kvasha
    • A. B. Pakshver
    • M. I. Strukova

    Chemistry And Technology Of Synthetic Fibres Pages: 624 - 625

20. Rheological properties of polycaproamide stabilized with diethyl ester of p-hydroxydiphenylamine

    • L. G. Rudenko
    • M. V. Tsebrenko
    • L. V. Kutina

    Chemistry And Technology Of Synthetic Fibres Pages: 626 - 627

21. The temperature of the spinning bath as a factor in the structure and physico-mechanical properties of cord rayon

    • I. N. Kotomina
    • A. T. Serkov

    Chemistry And Technology Of Natural Polymer Fibres Pages: 628 - 631

22. Heat treatment of wet spun triacetate fibre

    • B. A. Fomenko
    • N. I. Naimark

    Chemistry And Technology Of Natural Polymer Fibres Pages: 632 - 634

23. The mercerizing and ageing behaviour of the soda cellulose

    • G. L. Akim
    • E. Yu. Beizer
    • G. P. Poletaeva

    Chemistry And Technology Of Natural Polymer Fibres Pages: 635 - 637

24. Spinning fibre from low-substituted ethoxy-cellulose

    • L. P. Perepechkin
    • E. E. Katalevskii

    Chemistry And Technology Of Natural Polymer Fibres Pages: 638 - 641

25. The degree of shrinkage and conditions of drying as factors in the properties of cellophane

    • V. D. Tselishchev
    • V. N. Naidin

    Chemistry And Technology Of Natural Polymer Fibres Pages: 642 - 644

26. The pressure on the perforated tube in the process of viscose rayon drying

    • V. A. Stepanova
    • A. P. Savvin

    Chemistry And Technology Of Natural Polymer Fibres Pages: 645 - 646

27. Review of methods of determining the speed of sound in man-made fibre analysis

    • A. A. Rogovina
    • E. Z. Fainberg

    Physico-Mechanical Properties And Processing Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 647 - 650

28. Shrinkage of polypropylene fibres in organic solvents

    • T. G. Chilikina
    • Yu. V. Vasilev

    Physico-Mechanical Properties And Processing Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 651 - 653

29. Reducing Capron fibre shrinkage with a heat treatment

    • A. E. Krainova
    • A. I. Lebedeva
    • Yu. V. Krainov

    Physico-Mechanical Properties And Processing Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 654 - 656

30. The friction properties of textile yarns

    • E. A. Nikonova
    • A. B. Pakshver

    Physico-Mechanical Properties And Processing Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 657 - 660

31. Relation between the tenacity of regenerated cellulose fibres and the degree of polymerization

    • A. G. Kudryavtseva
    • E. M. Mogilevskii
    • S. P. Papkov

    Physico-Mechanical Properties And Processing Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 661 - 663

32. The creep of the thermostable fibres Oksalon and Sulfon-T

    • L. D. Serova
    • G. I. Kudryavtsev
    • I. F. Khudoshev

    Physico-Mechanical Properties And Processing Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 664 - 666

33. Isometric-heating diagrams recorded on the ZT-4 tensile testing machine

    • L. P. Zosin
    • L. V. Pokrovskaya
    • L. E. Utevskii

    Exchange Of Experience Pages: 667 - 669

34. Determining the shrinkage of man-made fibres

    • E. F. Fedorova
    • N. A. Novikov

    Exchange Of Experience Pages: 670 - 671

35. Sulphate ions in the cord rayon brightener bath determined photometrically with Nitkhromazo as indicator

    • A. P. Talochkina
    • A. P. Pavlova

    Exchange Of Experience Pages: 672 - 673

36. Determining the phosphorus in regenerated cellulose fibre

    • B. V. Zametta
    • L. V. Makhanova

    Exchange Of Experience Pages: 674 - 675

37. The man-made fibre industry of Rumania

    • I. Bistreanu

    Chronicle Pages: 676 - 677

38. International symposium on the use of polymeric materials in the manufacture of paper and nonwoven fabrics

    • K. Perepelkin
    • V. Smirnov

    Chronicle Pages: 678 - 679

39. New state standard specifications for tyre cord fabric

    • I. Shubina

    Chronicle Pages: 680 - 681