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During the period from April, 1932 to January, 1933, the Society continued its usual activities. One of the difficult problems that it had to face was the adjustment of its training regulations with the requirements of the New York State authorities which insisted that certain changes be made; these are pending. The members of the Society undertook to subscribe various sums in order to render financial assistance to the Internationaler Psychoanalytischer Verlag. Dr. Edith Spalding resigned from the Society. Dr. Ralph Kaufman and Dr. David Slight were elected as non-resident members, and Dr. H. Flanders Dunbar was elected as Associate-member. The Society sustained a loss through the death of Dr. Stewart Sniffen.
The activities of the New York Psycho-Analytical Society covering the first two quarters of the year 1933 are as follows: a special committee has been working on the re-arrangement of the order of business so as to make the scientific sessions run more smoothly.
At a special meeting held on January 26, the following officers of the Society were elected: Dr. A. A. Brill, President; Dr. Bertram D. Lewin, Vice-President; Dr. Gregory Zilboorg, Secretary; Dr. Monroe A. Meyer,