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THE CHICAGO PSYCHOANALYTIC SOCIETY, during the first half of 1935, had the following program of papers at its scientific meetings:—Theoretical and Practical Considerations in the Analysis of a Minister, by Dr. Robert Knight; A Case of Schizophrenia, by Dr. Thomas Ratliff; Defect in Ego Development and Character Neurosis, by Dr. Ives Hendrick; Conflicts Related to the Feminine Rôle in a Case of Constipation and Bulimia, by Dr. Catherine Bacon; Psychotherapy in Childhood, by Dr. George J. Mohr; A Note on the Psychogenesis of Organic Symptoms, by Dr. Leon Saul; A Case of Obsessional Neurosis, by Dr. Hyman Lippman; Notes on the Acting out of Incest Urges, by Dr. Maurice Levine; Interpretation of the Panic Reaction, by Dr. Maurice Levine.