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The Fifteenth Graduate Fortnight of THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE, October 12 to 23, 1942, will have as its subject: Disorders of the Nervous System. Morning panel discussions will be held Tuesday and Friday of each week, at which questions relating to the papers of the evening sessions will be discussed by a panel of invited authorities. Seventeen hospitals of the city will present clinical programs in which distinguished clinicians from other staffs may participate. The subjects and speakers at the evening lectures will include: Military Psychiatry, Edward A. Strecker; The Emotions and Disease, Harold G. Wolff; Differential Diagnosis and Prognosis of Brain Tumors, Gilbert Horrax: Treatment of Speech Disorders, Stanley Cobb; Multiple Sclerosis and 'Encephalomyelitis', Tracy J. Putnam; Present Status of Shock Therapy, Nolan D. C. Lewis; Prefrontal Lobotomy, Walter Freeman; Types of Psychotherapy and Indications for Them, Lawrence S. Kubie; Migraine and Other Forms of Headache, Henry A. Riley; Epilepsy and Its Treatment, William G. Lennox. A registration fee of $5.00 will be charged those who are not Fellows of the Academy. A complete program will be mailed to physicians upon request.