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CHICAGO INSTITUTE FOR PSYCHOANALYSIS.—The new Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis opened on October 3, 1932 at 43 East Ohio Street, Chicago, Illinois. It received a charter from the State of Illinois "to study and teach psychoanalysis and to provide means and facilities for the practice of psychoanalysis and for such study and teaching". At the present time thirty-six cases are under analysis, ten training, nineteen therapeutic and seven research. There are thirteen analysts taking seventeen control cases. In addition to the candidates in training there are eight analysts taking advanced work such as controls and technical seminars.
During the opening quarter the following courses were given at the Institute: I. Courses for Candidates and Practicing Psychoanalysts.—(1) Case Seminar, by Dr. Horney; (2) Structure and Mechanisms of Individual Neuroses, by Dr. French; (3) Seminar on Review of Psychoanalytic Literature, by Dr. Alexander. II. Courses for Physicians and Workers in Allied Fields.—(1) Psychoanalysis in Medicine, by Dr. Alexander; (2) Psychoanalysis in Psychiatry, by Dr. Menninger; (3) Sociological Discussion Group, by Dr. Alexander. During