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Dr. Maxwell Gitelson, Chairman of the Committee, is already making plans for the May meeting in Detroit. He urges all members who are interested in presenting papers at that meeting to send abstracts of and proposals for such papers to him by January 1st. Manuscripts in quadruplicate must be in his hands by February 1st. Papers submitted at this time may be held over by the Committee for presentation at a subsequent meeting of the Association.
It is also important that Chairmen of Committees who plan panels at the May meetings should write Dr. Gitelson by February 1st with a proposal for the panel and a description of it.
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Dr. John M. Murray, Chairman of this Committee, writes that the laborious work on the preparation of the Freud Memorial Volumes in London is proceeding steadily. There is no doubt that sooner or later this series will ultimately form an integral part of every analyst's library. The members are asked to send in their check for $120. made payable to the American Psychoanalytic Association to Merrill H. Whitney, 245-247 East 82nd Street, New York 28, N. Y. It is urgent that our colleagues abroad be encouraged in this work through some tangible evidence of our support and desire to be helpful to them in this undertaking.
Incidentally, the recent devaluation of the pound brought up the question how the originally quoted price will be affected. Dr. Murray informs us that he will bring this question up before the Executive Council meeting in December for amplification. Watch the Bulletin for further developments.
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Dr. Nathan W. Ackerman and his Committee have decided to focus their present efforts mainly on finding a method for using psychoanalytic case material toward an understanding