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January 18, 1930. Frl. Dr. Vowinckel: 'The present position of psychiatric research in relation to schizophrenia'.
Business Meeting. Election to Associate Membership. —Frl. Dr. med. Edith Jakobssohn, Berlin-Charlottenburg, Windscheidtstrasse 35.
February 1, 1930. General Meeting. Annual reports were submitted by the President, the Treasurer, the Directors of the Institute, the Training Committee, the Committee for the administration of the Loan Fund and the Frankfurt and Leipsic Psycho-Analytical Unions.
In his Presidential Report, Dr. Simmel made a survey of the work achieved, noted the extension of the analytic movement in Germany and outlined the tasks awaiting us in the future.
Reporting on the work of the Institute, Dr. Eitingon said that the course of training for practitioners of psycho-analytic therapy has now been satisfactorily laid down. The next step must be to frame a scheme of analytical instruction for members of the teaching and other professions, which were making a pressing demand for it. The Training Committee's Report will be published elsewhere. In this connection Dr. Eitingon said that of late there had been considerable criticism of the strictness of the Committee's procedure in selecting candidates, but that in this they were justified, both by the spirit and the considered wording of the regulations laid down in the Statutes.
The reports from Frankfurt and Leipsic have already appeared in this JOURNAL, Vol. XI. Pt. 2.
Dr. Watermann and Dr. Haas gave an account of their activities in Hamburg and Cologne respectively, and Dr. Simmel described the work of the Sanatorium Schloss Tegel, of which he is Director.
To the clause in the Statutes relating to the constitution of the Council Staub proposed the following amendment: 'That the Council shall consist of at least three members'. In accordance with a resolution submitted