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In conformity with a resolution of the Marienbad Congress the Bulletin of Society Reports has been reduced to a simple record of titles, dates and authorship. Members requiring further information regarding any paper that has not been published should communicate directly with the author. The omission of a Report from the Boston Psychoanalytic Society is due to the fact that during the year the Society and Institute confined its activities solely to various types of seminars, and eliminated Society meetings; this policy was adopted because it was felt that the nature of the group was such that all emphasis should be laid upon training.
No meetings are reported from the Indian Psycho-Analytical Society during the current year. The energies of the Society have been taken up in preparing for the opening in the near future of the long projected Psycho-Analytical Clinic.
During the first term of 1937 the Swedish-Finnish Psycho-Analytical Society held no meetings. This was due to the fact that three members—and the membership is in any case a very small one—felt themselves unable to take part in the work. At present, however, matters have improved, and the group meets regularly for reports and discussions.
Reports have been received from the Italian Psycho-Analytical Society and from the Sendai Psycho-Analytical Society, Japan, of various lectures given, seminars held, and papers published. As these activities do not come within the scope of Society proceedings, they will be published in the next Report of the International Training Commission.