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THE AMERICAN PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION will hold its regular spring meetings at the Palmer House, Chicago, Illinois, between May 8 and 12, 1939. These meetings will run concurrently with those of the American Psychiatric Association. A hall will be set apart for the use of the American Psychoanalytic Association. The exact duration of the meetings will be announced later, and will depend upon the amount of work that has to be covered in the business sessions, and on the number of papers accepted for presentation. Out of the topics suggested by the papers accepted, sessions will then be organized so as to have as much unity and cohesion as possible.
The annual spring meetings of the American Psychiatric Association will also be held at the Palmer House, Chicago, Illinois, from May 8 through May 12, 1939. As in previous years, there will be two special sessions, which will be known as the Conjoint Sessions on Psychoanalysis. Of these, the first is a meeting of the American Psychiatric Association as a whole with the Section on Psychoanalysis, in which the American Psychoanalytic Association takes no part as an organization. Customarily, this meeting takes place on Wednesday morning, and all arrangements for this session are entirely in the hands of a special committee of the Psychoanalytic Section of the American Psychiatric Association. If this year's program follows past customs, a second conjoint session will be held on the afternoon of the same day as the above. This second meeting is a joint session of the American Psychoanalytic Association with the Psychoanalytic Section of the American Psychiatric Association.