Seven meetings of the British Psycho-Analytical Society have been held since the last report.

The meetings held on January 13 and February 10 were devoted to the discussion of the questionnaire sent out by the Executive of the International Psycho-Analytical Association.

At the meeting on January 13 a discussion also took place as to whether any action should be taken with regard to the correspondence on psycho-analysis appearing in various daily newspapers. It was decided that no action should be taken unless special circumstances arose, in which case the Committee should have power to deal with them.

At the meeting on February 10, Dr. Ernest Jones mentioned a detail from the analysis of a patient who was an engineer and engaged on designing a particular type of engine. He was unable to decide a certain technical point in its structure, although he felt