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The Fall Meeting of the American Psychoanalytic Association was held at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City, December 15-19, 1982. An abstract of the Business Meeting of Members, including reports of the Secretary of the Executive Council, the Secretary of the Board on Professional Standards, the Treasurer of the Association, and the Editor of the Journal, as well as other transactions, is published in this issue of the Bulletin. Members who desire to obtain copies of the Official Minutes of any of these bodies may do so by communicating with the Administrative Director, Mrs. Helen Fischer, One East Fifty-seventh Street, New York, N.Y. 10022.
The Business Meeting of Members was held on Saturday, December 18, 1982, at 8:30 A.M., with Dr. Morton F. Reiser, President, officiating and Dr. Richard C. Simons as Secretary. Dr. Reiser announced the presence of a quorum. The Proceedings of the May 15, 1982 Business Meeting of Members were adopted as published as the Official Minutes. Dr. Reiser opened the polls and announced the names of the tellers. They were Drs. Chester M. Berschling, John G. Maguire, Philip G. Mechanick, Charles B. Stone, Robert L. Tyson, and Robert E. Wenger.
Dr. Reiser welcomed the group representing the International Psycho-Analytical Association: Ms. Irene Auletta, Executive Secretary; Ms. Dorothy Unwin, her assistant; Dr. Adam Limentani, President; Dr. Moses Laufer, Secretary; Dr. Joseph Sandler, Vice-President; as well as Dr. Carlos Aslan and Miss Pearl King from the British Society. It was noted that "the officers of the International are not only here in their unofficial capacity to communicate with American colleagues, but they are also here to use the week as a working week to meet with the various American components of the IPA and in terms of their Executive Council; and in connection with the program for the Madrid Congress for July 1983. It is for them as much a working week as it is for this Associa