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The annual spring meeting of the American Psychoanalytic Association will be held at the Hotel Statler, Boston, Mass., on May 31st, 1933. The joint program with the American psychiatric Association consists of the following papers: —(1) Homoerotic Mechanisms in Paranoia, by A. A. Brill;—(2) An Analytic Theory of Hallucinations, by Isador H. Coriat;—(3) Relations between the Unconscious and the Reality Principle, by Thomas M. French;—(4) Erotization in Thinking, by C. P. Oberndorf;—(5) Unconscious Mechanisms in Neurotic Depressions, by Sándor Radó;—(6) A Note on Humor, by Lucile Dooley;—(7) Excessive Dreams and Schizophrenia, by Ives Hendrick;—(8) Experiments in Psycho-Dynamics: A Study of Sibling Rivalry, by David M. Levy;—(9) Polysurgery: Compulsive Submission to Surgical Operations, by Karl Menninger;—(10) The Psychological Significance of "Du" and "Sie", by William V. Silverberg. There will also be a round table discussion on the subject: The Rôle Played by Psychoanalysis in Unraveling the Meaning of Psychotic Symptoms, with Dr. Isador H. Coriat as moderator and Drs. A. A. Brill, William A. White, Gregory Zilboorg, Bernard Glueck, Ives Hendrick, M. R. Kaufman, Lionel Blitzsten and Harry Stack Sullivan as participants.