The Bibliographical Centre for Psycho-Analysis, which was founded in Vienna in 1936, has been removed to London, its address there being that of the Institute of Psycho-Analysis, 96 Gloucester Place, W.1. It was fortunately possible to transfer a great deal of the card index material with it and the Centre now has at its disposal the unsurpassed library of the Institute of Psycho-Analysis, London. Arrangements have also been made for interchange investigations with other large libraries, notably those of the Royal Society of Medicine, the Royal Anthropological Institute and the British Psychological Society. Drs. Bibring and Kris have been appointed Joint Secretaries and a large staff of collaborators from various countries of the world have been assembled.

It has been decided that no charge be made for inquires, with the possible exception of specially extensive ones. Psycho-Analysts, therefore, now have this valuable institution at their disposal and may also notify their friends of its existence. It is hoped that it will prove one of the