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The International Congress for Psychoanalysis will meet in Paris, Aug. 1, 1938. Those wishing to read papers should submit title and abstract by May 1, 1938, to Dr. Edward Glover, Wimpole Street, London.
THE medical staff of the Menninger Clinic will conduct its fourth annual Postgraduate Course on Neuropsychiatry in General Practice, April 25 to 30, inclusive, at the Menninger Clinic, Topeka, Kansas. The course this year will include a brief introduction to the fields of neurology and psychiatry and a specific application of this knowledge to the large group of cases of psychoneuroses, psychoses and psychogenic and neurological disorders which every physician meets in his daily practice. Suggestions made by those who took the course last year have been embodied in this year's program in order to make it applicable to the most common practical problems of the physician.
As in previous years, several guest speakers, prominent in the fields of neurology and psychiatry, will appear at the evening sessions of the course.
THE thirty-fifth anniversary of Doctor Smith Ely Jelliffe's editorship of the Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease will be celebrated at The New York Academy of Medicine on April 22, 1938.
The celebration will consist of a Neuro-Psychiatric Symposium to be held on the afternoon of the twenty-second of April at two o'clock, and will be followed in the evening by a dinner.
The afternoon session will be opened by Adolph Meyer, and Smith Ely Jelliffe will preside. The speakers will be Earl D. Bond, George Draper, Frederick Tilney, Oskar Diethelm, and Karl Menninger.
The evening session will be presided over by Foster Kennedy as toastmaster, and the tribute speakers will be A. A. Brill, Louis Casamajor, Henry Alsop Riley, Richard H. Hutchings.