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March 4, 1933 (previously omitted). Dr. F. P. Muller: 'A case of anxiety-hysteria'.
September 30, 1933. (The Hague.) Business Meeting. In consequence of a resolution, signed by ten members, relating to the actions of the President, J. H. W. van Ophuijsen resigned the office of President.
November 18, 1933.
1Business Meeting. Election of President: Dr. S. J. R. de Monchy. On behalf of a Committee consisting of Dr. J. E. G. van Emden, Dr. H. G. van der Waals and Dr. A. J. Westerman Holstijn, the last-named reported on certain communications which had passed between the Society and a German psycho-analyst residing in Holland. The report shewed that a basis for co-operation would probably have been arrived at, had not J. H. W. van Ophuijsen and some other members resigned from the Society while the matter was under discussion.
Election of Associate Member: J. Tas.
2Scientific Meeting. Dr. A. J. Westerman Holstijn: 'Nonsense, Laughter and the Comic'.