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The LOS ANGELES PSYCHOANALYTIC SOCIETY reports that on March 31, 1947, The Los Angeles Institute for Psychoanalysis was incorporated in California, with Ernst Simmel, M.D., Acting-Director, and Charles W. Tidd, M.D., Secretary-Treasurer. At the annual meeting of the Society, June 19, 1947, the following officers were elected: May E. Romm, M.D., President; Charles W. Tidd, M.D., Vice-President; Ralph R. Greenson, M.D., Secretary-Treasurer; Ernst Simmel, M.D., Honorary President. On March 20, 1947, Dr. Charles N. Sarlin of Tucson, Arizona, was elected to membership in the Society. At that time he presented a paper entitled, The Analysis of a Transference Reaction. Dr. Robert M. Newhouse of Los Angeles and Dr. Herbert I. Kupper of Beverly Hills were both elected to active membership in the Society on June 26, 1947. Mrs. Frances Deri of Los Angeles was elected an Honorary Member of the Society.