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The third annual winter meeting of the American Psycho-analytical Association was held in New York City, December 26, 1926, with Dr. Adolph Stern presiding. Both afternoon and evening sessions were attended by a large proportion of the members of the association and many guests, bringing the total number at the evening session to over fifty. As the winter meetings are entirely scientific no business session was held. The programme follows:
1The Problem of Transference: Dr. Trigant Burrow, Baltimore, Md.
2Psycho-analysis of Personal Relationships: Dr. E. J. Kempf, New York City.
3Executive Session: Discussion, The Education of Psycho-Analysts. Opened by Dr. William A. White, Washington, D.C.
1Individualistic Deviations in Psycho-analysis: Dr. Gregory Stragnell, New York.
2Current Problems in Psycho-analysis: Dr. S. Ferenczi, Budapest.
3Analysis of the Single Symptom: Dr. Ralph Reed, Cincinnati, Ohio.
C. P. Oberndorf, Secretary.