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Pauli congratulates Thellung on his marriage. He writes about the progress made by Wentzel in the Meissner effect with the help of Bogoljubow's method. He writes about his decision not to publish with Heisenberg. He writes about his own on elementary particles and on indefinite metric.

Pauli writes about the hopeless state of quantum field theory at present. He writes about Heisenberg's ideas. He comments on a preprint by Gürsey on the group structure of elementary particles.

About Hans Thirring's work on gravity, a work by Rella, Hans Thirring's article 'Atombau und Krystallsymmetrie'.

About H. Thirring's 70th birthday, H. Thirring's son, Pauli and H. Thirring's departure from Austria.

Pauli writes of his work with Gürsey. He writes about Glaser's idea to introduce indefinite metric into the Uhlenbeck-Pais's models.

Pauli makes another critical remark on Thirring's letter. He writes about the difference between general field operators, and the existence of field equations. He says more about Glaser's letter on indefinite metric.

Pauli writes about Touschek's papers. He writes about the conservation of lepton-charge.

Pauli writes about the Majorana-Fierz condition of reality and its consequences for the expression of the neutrino-pseudo-current.

Pauli writes about his plans for the near future. He critizes the possibility of deriving particles with half-integer regular spin and integer isotopin from a spinor-field.

Pauli reports on attempted mathematical transformations by Salam and Nishijima.