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Dear Friends,
The chief news here is that the Clinic is at full work and everything proceeds smoothly. The staff is made up of a Director, myself, Assistant Director, Dr. Edward Glover, nine Physicians, Dr. Bryan, Cole, Eder, Herford, Inman, Payne, Rickman, Riggall, and Stoddart, with five Clinical Assistants. In time we intend to open, first, a Pedagogic Department, and later to admit lay analysts for adult work if circumstances permit.
»Das Ich und das Es« and Ferenczi's second collected volume are both in the Press and should appear this autumn. The large double number of the »Journal« issued in celebration of Professor's birthday has at last appeared, and I hope will give him some pleasure.
The first scientific meeting of the Society takes place next week. At the annual business one held last week Edward Glover was elected in place of his brother on the Lehrkommission, and Mrs Rivière and Rickman as Members of the Council in place of James Glover and Flügel.
Frau Klein is spending ten months in England doing analytic work. Lectures will probably be arranged for her later. It will interest you to know that I am showing my faith in Frühanalyse by having my two children analysed by her. Even in the first month I have found the best reasons for being glad of the decision.
After correspondence with Radó it has been decided that I write a simple review of »Zur Frage der Laienanalyse« for the January numbers of the »Zeitschrift« and »Journal«2, and that readers be invited to contribute to general discussion that will be published in the April numbers of both journals. That should clear the air for anything that may take place at the Congress.
Yours always,
Ernest Jones.