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As the Branch Societies of the Association have already been informed by circular, the Bulletin is now appearing for the first time in a different form. Present conditions have made it necessary to reduce it to a smaller compass, and this can only be done if the reports of the separate Societies are revised by the General Secretary. This plan has the additional advantage of securing a greater uniformity in the length of the reports. Editorial alterations are confined to what is absolutely necessary.
Branch Secretaries are requested to limit the abstracts of papers to a short outline of their contents, not to exceed a few lines in length. In future the names of those present at meetings or taking part in discussions should be omitted.
The Central Executive was authorized at the last Congress to decide on the place and exact date of the Eighth International Psycho-Analytical Congress, to be held in the spring of 1924. In view of the present situation in Germany it seems advisable to hold it in Austria. The Central Executive therefore invites members to the Congress, which will probably last three days, at Salzburg, on Easter Monday, April 21, 1924. Further details will be sent as soon as possible to the various Secretaries.