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April 26, 1932. Dr. F. Alexander (by invitation): 'On Instinctual and Structural Conflicts'. On the basis of case-material, the speaker demonstrated the interdependence of the instinctual and structural points of view in the interpretation of neurotic conflicts.
No meeting was held in May, because the American Psychoanalytic Association met conjointly with the American Psychiatric Association in Philadelphia during the last week of the month. Members of the New York Society who read papers before these bodies were: Brill, Glueck, French, Zilboorg, Lorand, Kubie, Coriat, McCord and Lewin. No meeting was held in June.
Dr. M. Ralph Kaufman, Clinical Director of the McLean Hospital, Waverly (Mass.) was elected a non-resident member of the Society.