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“June 2, 1948.
“Dear Dr. Frosch:
At our last Education Committee meeting we discussed the problem of prospective students making multiple applications to various institutes, and wondered whether it would not be a good public information job, both for members and students, if in each issue of the Bulletin there were listed the number of students in training at each institute, as well as the number of students on the waiting list.
This would keep every one informed in a statistical way of what was going on in other parts of the country, and give prospective students an idea of the over-all situation, and dissuade them from applying everywhere.
Sincerely yours,
Robert T. Morse, M.D.,
Washington, D. C.”
Editor's Note: We shall be glad to devote space to such a list, if the various institutes signify their interest by sending the material to us.
We are reproducing a letter which was sent to Dr. Fromm-Reichmann, but which we feel is of general interest to the membership.
“14 April 1948.
“Dear Dr. Fromm-Reichmann,
This letter is intended to be a semiformal one addressed to you as a member of the Washington-Baltimore Psychoanalytic Group.