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The SALMON COMMITTEE ON PSYCHIATRY AND MENTAL HYGIENE named Dr. Abraham A. Brill to deliver the Salmon Lectures for 1943 at the New York
Academy of Medicine, which he did on November 5th, November 12th, and November 19th on the subjects, The Psychiatric Scene of 1900; The Origin and Development of Interpretative Psychiatry; Freud's Specific Contributions to the Knowledge of the Psychosis. Each year the Committee, appointed by the Council of the New York Academy of Medicine, selects as the Thomas W. Salmon Lecturer, a specialist in the field of psychiatry, neurology. or mental hygiene, from a world-wide field, who has made the outstanding contribution to his specialty during the preceding year. The lectures, for the advancement of psychiatry and mental hygiene, are designed as a permanent contribution to the field of medicine and are published in book form.