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Dr. Ferenczi Sándor Idegorvos
Budapest, April 4, 1919
Dear Professor,
Received your letter of the 28th, as well as the one brought by Dr. Jellinek. Pleased about your ability to achieve; for my part it can only be a matter of “latent metabolism.”
You should most urgently have the fund which is deposited in your name transferred to the branch there. According to regulations here you are totally justified in doing so. Go to the Vienna branch in this matter! We will do our utmost with regard to the bigger fund; perhaps everything will be resolved in a few days. I intend to keep you posted about everything important.—
My home address: Budapest VII., Nagydiófa-utca 3.II. We are rather crowded here—for the time being I don't have any proper access to the consulting room.
The chances for psychoanalysis “fluctuant nec merguntur.”1 Today I was visited by I.) a delegation of students who want to found a Ψα society of medical students. I intend to encourage them. 2.) The chief physician of the Workers' Health Service, who wants to set up an outpatient department, that is to say, put it at the disposal of the university. (Besides, he naturally wants to become Professor of Occupational Diseases.) 3.) Then came a report that Jendrássik!2 and Désci!!3 were entrusted with the reorganization