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Pauli writes about the publicity given to Heisenberg in radio and press. He writes about the prospects and difficulties of his joint work with Heisenberg. He writes about his participation to the solid-state seminar in Kittel.

Pauli replies to Wentzel's letter which gives hope that Schafroth, Bardeen, Bogoljubow and Wentzel will find a model of supra-conductivity. He writes about the Max Planck medal.

Pauli writes about possible candidates for an assistantship in his institute. He reports on the New York physics meeting.

Pauli writes about a paper he is writing for the Sommerfield issue of Physics Reviews.

Pauli writes about the impossibility of his returning to Switzerland during the war. He writes about new experiments with cosmic rays and about nuclear forces.

Pauli makes more remarks about Schwinger's theory.

Pauli writes about a possible visit to Chicago. He writes about his work on the English edition of his relativity article.

Pauli comments on a paper by Weyl published in Z. Phys. about quantum physics and group theory.

Pauli agrees with Weyl's incorporation of gravitation in Dirac's theory of the electron, and with his rejection of Fern-parallelisme. He writes about as yet unsolved difficulties of Dirac's theory and two-component theory. He writes about field quantization.

Pauli thanks Weyl for his book on the philosophy of mathematics and natural science. He makes two critical remarks: 1) It is not correct to connect Leibniz with the principle of exclusion. 2) There is no asymmetry of the past-future relation in spontaneous radiation processes, but the concept of spontaneity needs a better definition.