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October 28, 1930.
1Dr. Zilboorg: 'Fragments of Transference Relationships'. Part of the paper dealt with a determinant of suicidal impulses as determined from the analysis of a transference dream and situation. The other part dealt with the significance and interpretation of a skin rash which appeared during analysis, and which associatively led back to infantile sexual reactions.
2Dr. Stern: 'Masculinity as a Mask for Male Homosexuality'. A clinical report of a man who fluctuated overtly between hetero- and homosexuality in a compulsive way.
Business Meeting. Dr. Susanna Haigh and Dr. Sarah A. Bonnett were elevated to full membership. Dr. Edward Liss and Dr. Raymond Gosselin were admitted as full members. Dr. Lawrence S. Kubie was admitted to associate membership. Dr. Ives Hendrick, of Boston, was admitted to non-resident membership. The Educational Committee announced that a seminar course for social workers was to be held. In the interest of attaining uniformity with the requirements of the other groups, the section in the bye-laws relating to the admission of non-medical persons was amended as follows:
Non-medical applicants shall be considered eligible for associate membership. Such candidates must have a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university; they must give adequate reasons for lacking a medical qualification, and they must have received three years' training in psycho-analysis either here or abroad in accordance with the requirements of the International Training Commission.
November 5, 1930. Special meeting: Pfarrer O. Pfister (Zürich: guest of the Society): 'Instinctive Psycho-analysis among the Navaho Indians'. He