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THE EMERGENCY COMMITTEE ON RELIEF AND IMMIGRATION of the American Psychoanalytic Association has submitted its third annual report which states $20,384.22 has been made available since January 1938 by the generosity of many friends for the work of the Committee. Of this amount $18,314.18 has been disbursed in assisting individual psychoanalysts over the first period of their resettlement; similar services have been rendered for psychoanalytically trained psychologists, teachers, lawyers and social workers; transportation to and in the United States has been paid for others, as well as traveling expenses of analysts forced to leave Europe for countries other than the United States. Emigré analysts in England who could not earn a living after the beginning of the war were assisted. The report states he urgency of the existing needs of many who find themselves in difficulties in this country and of others in hazardous positions in Europe, and appeals to friends to assist with contributions for this purpose. Such contributions may be made to the EMERGENCY COMMITTEE ON RELIEF AND IMMIGRATION, Bertram D. Lewin, M.D., Treasurer, in either monthly or yearly instalments.