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THE TOPEKA PSYCHOANALYTIC SOCIETY held meetings, February 6, 7 and 8, 1947. Three scientific meetings took place: the first, Dr. Robert P. Knight, Chairman: 'The Pressure To Do Something' by Dr. Gregory Zilboorg, New York City; the second, Dr. Karl Menninger, Chairman: 'Culture and Religion in the Light of Psychoanalytic Understanding', by Dr. Gregory Zilboorg; the third, Dr. G. Leonard Harrington, Chairman: 'Culture and Religion in the Light of Psychoanalytic Understanding' by Dr. Gregory Zilboorg. At the meeting, March 29, 1947, Dr. G. Leonard Harrington, President, presided at the business session. Dr. Robert P. Knight was chairman of the scientific meeting in which a paper, 'Concerning Insight', was read by Dr. G. Leonard Harrington, Kansas City, Missouri.