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The Association has continued in the past year its monthly scientific meetings at the New York Academy of Medicine. Clinical and theoretical papers were presented by members and by Dr. Harold Lasswell who discussed the relationship of the social sciences to psychoanalysis. As in the past, monthly Interval Meetings, limited to members and candidates-in-training, were held at the American Institute for Psychoanalysis. The size of the group made possible an almost total participation in the discussion of the newly-formulated and controversial concepts presented.
The American Journal of Psychoanalysis, the organ of the Association, continues to be published annually and is increasing in circulation.
The Association has again received a donation of seven thousand dollars from Mr. Cornelius Crane, who has consistently and generously supported us in our program. Part of these funds were disbursed as a loan fellowship to a candidate, freeing him for a more effective application to his studies in the Institute.
The above facts are indicative of the continued growth of the Association. The spirit that has made this development possible is felt by our friends and by those who made them actualities.