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January 27, 1929. Annual General Meeting (see this JOURNAL, Vol. X., Part 4). The report for 1928 was adopted.
February 2, 1929. Lieut.-Colonel Berkeley Hill: 'The Masculinity Complex'. A case showing troubles concerning the nose and the eye and a feeling on the part of the patient that she was looked upon as a prostitute.
April 14, 1929. Lieut.-Colonel Berkeley Hill was elected to represent the Society at the ensuing Psycho-Analytical Congress at Oxford, July, 1929.
The letters from the Central Executive on the schemes for training people in practice of psycho-analysis and recruiting members from amongst the men so trained was considered and the matter was referred to a Sub-Committee consisting of the President, Dr. N. C. Mitra, Mr. H. P. Maiti, Dr. S. Mitra, and the Secretary.
Mr. Mohan Lal Ganguli, M.Sc., B.L., and Dwijendralal Ganguli were elected Associate Members of the Society.
Major Daly's papers on (1) 'Psychic reactions to olfactory stimuli' and (2) 'Psychology and man's attitude towards woman' were read by the President.
July 14, 1929. Dr. Sarasilal Sarkar: 'Vision character of some dreams'. Analysis of some dreams. There were no special features.
The library was utilized by many members, and the interest in psycho-analysis in the country continued unabated. Informal discussions on various psycho-analytical subjects were held frequently at the President's house. Visitors often took part in these discussions. Lieut.-Colonel Owen Berkeley Hill, Dr. B. C. Ghosh and the President delivered popular lectures before the Presidency Council of Women and other societies. Papers were read by Lieut.-Colonel Berkeley Hill, Professor Haridas Bhattacharyya and Professor Jiban Krishna Sarkar in the Psychological Section of the Indian Science Congress, which held its sittings at Madras. During the year the President's Bengali book on Dreams was published.