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The American Psychoanalytic Association has announced with deep regret the deaths of the following members:
Ernst Kris, Ph.D., on February 26, 1957, an Honorary Member of the Association. Surviving are his widow, Dr. Marianne Kris, 135 Central Park West, New York 23, N. Y., his daughter, Mrs. Carl Wolff, and his son, Anthony.
Andrew B. Evans, M.D., on April 23, 1957, a member of the Association since 1939. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mary Noel Evans, 5138 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Westmorelands Hills, D.C., and their two children, Andrew B., Jr. and Mrs. Mary Evans Robinson, and a brother, William P. Evans.
Frieda Fromm-Reichmann, M.D., on April 28, 1957, a member of the Association since 1935. Surviving are her sisters, Miss Grete Reichmann of Meshek Bruenn, Hadera, Israel and Mrs. Anna Jacobson, 47 Wadi Jamal, Haifa, Israel.
The Department of Psychology, Springfield State Hospital, Sykesville' Maryland, announces that the Virginia Beyer Memorial Lecturer for 1957 was Melitta Schmideberg, M.D. The topic was “Psychotherapy and the Therapeutic Management of Delinquents.” The lecture took place on May 24th and 25th.
Four major administrative posts in the New York State Department of Mentalmacr Hygiene will be filled July 1, as announced by Dr. Paul H. Hoch, Commissioner.
Dr. Arthur G. Rodgers, director of Binghamton State Hospital, will become director of Syracuse State School; Dr. Ulysses Schutzer, assistant director of Central Islip State Hospital, will succeed him as director of Binghamton. Dr. Charles Greenberg, director of Craig Colony, will become senior director of Rome State School and succceeding him as director at Craig Colony will be Dr. William C. Johnston, assistant director of Matteawan State Hospital.
Dr. Rodgers, who has been director at the Binghamton hospital since January 1, 1953, will succeed Dr. Lloyd E. Watts who has been serving as acting director since the retirement of Dr. Sidney Bisgrove.