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Pauli asks about stopping off at the Frankfurt institutes on his return trip from Göttingen.

Pauli replies to a letter of the 24 February 1958. He writes about his work with Heisenberg in general and criticizes emphatically Heisenberg's radio publicity. He makes some remarks on biology and neo-Darwinism.

Pauli thanks Gagnebin for his letter on Lamarck. He expresses doubts on the significance of the concept of selection for the explanation of biological evolution. There exists no theoretical model for the assessment of the time scale evolution.

Pauli expresses great interest in Frauenfelder's experimental results. He formulates three independent questions concerning parity violation to which an experimental answer can be found in principle.

Pauli asks how Frauenfelder will test the exclusion principle for positrons.

Pauli is against the interpretation given by Princeton physicists to certain Beta-decay experiments and against the two-component theory.

Pauli refers to Preston's paper in the Canadian Journal of Physics which supports Pauli's criticism expressed in the last letter.

Pauli expresses doubts as to the correctness of the two-component theory.

Pauli replies to an invitation to come to Urbana.

Pauli mentions his recent experiments in Heidelberg von Stek about polarization of Beta-electrons of RaE.