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our patient "A", and in the patiens of Fenichel, of Berman (12) and of Karpman.

A reveraal of parental roles (i... an aggressive mother and a submissive father) may sometimes lead to the identification with the wrong parent. This occur- red to Frank (9), whose father, a weakling and alcohol- ic, was mostly absent, and whose mother was energetic and "masculine in appearance and dress". A similar family situation existed in the patient of Deutsch (25) "His mother was a dominant person; his father a lenient type. Mother made all the decisions and liked him best when he was submissive". hus this man could keep his mother's love only by "feminine qualities", which event- ually led to his female identification and transvestism.

To Be Continued.

(((ED. Note: This is a long article and will have to be given in 3 sections since it is not desireable to use up too much of any single issue on one piece of material. The reference numbers have been given in case any reader is particularly interested, but since the bibliography itself is long and tedious to type it will not be given. If anyone is interested in a particular reference the source will be given just ask

MAN (?) ABOUT TOWN

A business tycoon of renown Was very well known about town But it never was guessed That evenings he dressed

In lingerie, high heels and a gown

Georgia