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Ehrenfest gives some personnal remarks on Oppenheimer and sends him to pauli. He also makes a comment on rutgers.

Ehrenfest discusses the disappearance of the "zeroth-order spectrum" for X-ray diffraction in liquids (Zernike-Prins, in: Z. Phys. : 41 (1972), pp.190). He asks Pauli to calculate it.

Ehrenfest discusses in a joking language the results of some of his investigations in the light of Pauli's exclusion principle.

Einstein sends his contribution on the subject of complementarity for the periodical Dialectica. Einstein writes about the new progress he made in the extension of the gravitation equation. Alas he was not yet able to obtain a strong and free of any singularities field equation for interesting physical cases. Einstein looks forward to seeing Pauli and his wife in an expected visit. He ends his letter on some remarks on American politics.

Einstein discusses the difference between his and Pauli's view on the significance of the psi-function. If this function does not supply a complete description of the state of a single system, one must look for such a complete description to which the real laws of nature must be related.

Einstein replies to questions asked by Pauli on the significance and derivation of certain equations in the unified field theory by Einstein and Mayer.

Einstein replies to Pauli's criticism of his new field theory, the "Fernparallelismus". He thinks that it is too early to dismiss it in the way Pauli does. Einstein is not against the quantum theory but he does not believe that real insight can be reached through statistical laws. He asks Pauli to look again in his theory without any prejudice.

Eliezer replies to Pauli's letter of the 10th October 1943. He gives some calculations on the problem of the motion of an electron in a photon field.

Elsasser replies to Pauli's letter concerning Elsasser's book. He clarifies several points criticized by Pauli.