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The General Executive has sent the following circular to the Presidents of the Branch Societies:
LONDON AND BERLIN,
December 23, 1923.
To the Committees of the Branch Societies within the International Psycho-Analytical Association.
In accordance with the decision come to at the Seventh Congress the next Congress of the International Psycho-Analytical Association will take place in Salzburg (Austria) from the 21st to the 23rd of April. (The 21st of April is Easter Monday.)
The proceedings will occupy three days. Since it appeared at the last Congress that the programme was too full and those present were overfatigued, the Executive has decided (1) to hold no meeting on the afternoon of the second day, and (2) to limit the number of papers to fifteen in all. The programme will thus be as follows:
| First Day | Second DayThird Day | |
| Morning, Five Papers. | Five Papers. | Five Papers. |
| Afternoon, Symposium. | (Free). | Business Meeting. |
Speakers are requested to give notice of their papers to the undersigned Secretary before February 15. The subjects dealt with should be essentially of a scientific or practical importance; communications of a purely clinical nature should be excluded on account of the limited time at the disposal of the Congress. Speakers are requested to give a brief summary of their papers when they send in their notice to the Secretary. Half an hour will be allotted to each speaker.
Should notice of more than fifteen papers be received, it will be necessary to make a selection. In this case, in order to ensure the greatest possible impartiality of choice, the Executive will submit their programme to the Presidents of the Dutch, Swiss and Hungarian Societies.