8 7 4 C A L E N D A R O F A B S T R A C T S 1 9 2 4 388. From [Inazo Nitobe] Geneva, 27 June 1924 On behalf of the secretary general of the League of Nations, thanks AE for his letter of 25 June (see Abs. 367), and for accepting the invitation to rejoin the ICIC. TLC (SzGeB- NU, SzGLN, R1029/13C/20823/14297). [84 627]. 389. To Methuen & Co. Ltd. [Berlin,] 1 July 1924 Agrees to conditions mentioned in the letter of 24 June to print extracts from his pub- lished works. AKS. [70 644]. 390. From Erich Marx Leipzig, 1 July 1924 Sends papers submitted by Lorentz, Zeeman, Laue, Riecke, Debye, Sommerfeld, Went- zel, Joos, and Hückel to volume 6 of the Handbuch der Radiologie (see Abs. 321) and requests AE’s long-promised contribution on general relativity. TLS. [41 990]. 391. From the Zionistische Akademische Vereinigung Jardenjah in Warsaw Warsaw, 1 July 1924 Are surprised that AE supports Henryk Doktorowicz’s plans for a Jewish university in Europe, in Danzig. Have a negative opinion of the matter and believe that the graduates could never enter into their profession due to strong nationalism and antagonism in the country moreover, it will undermine the struggle against the numerus clausus. TLS. [45 324]. 392. From the Bavarian Legation Berlin, 3 July 1924 Are sending the extract of their reply to the appeal of the Deutsche Liga für Menschen- rechte for Erich Mühsam ([44 500]) to AE as one of its cosigners. TLS. [44 499]. 393. From Godfrey Harold Hardy London, 3 July 1924 The London Mathematical Society is celebrating its sixtieth anniversary. Requests a brief greeting to be read at the dinner. ALS. [43 856]. 394. From Heinrich Loewe [Berlin,] 3 July 1924 Enclosed sends Doc. 280 and asks AE to sign it and forward it to Aleksei Rykov, Ana- toly Lunacharski, and Mikhail Pokrovsky. If AE does not answer, he will assume that he has sent the letters, and will send carbon copies to Chaim Weizmann. Oskar Cohn apol- ogizes again for not having been able to attend the meeting. TLC. [121 627]. 395. To Anatoly Lunacharski Berlin, 4 July 1924 Solicits permission to acquire Judaica from Soviet libraries and private persons for the Hebrew University. ALC. [121-628.1]. 396. To Mikhail Pokrovsky Berlin, 4 July 1924 Was aware of the protests by the Jewish Section in regard to the Günzburg library. The letter of 14 July 1922 from Pokrovsky to Benzion Katz ([121 573]) was written with the knowledge of those protests, and it stated that the decision should be made by an arbi- tration panel. The price of the library as suggested at that time by Anatoly K. Vinogradov to Benzion Katz was ca. $15,000. In the meantime, Heinrich Loewe has gone to America to secure the funds. If, however, this price is deemed insufficient, the decision should be referred to an arbitration panel. TLC. [121 629]. 397. To Alexei Rykov Berlin, 4 July 1924 Solicits permission to acquire Judaica from Soviet libraries and private persons for the Hebrew University. ALC. [121-628.22]. 398. From Mikhail Pokrovsky [Moscow, after 4 July 1924] Has received Doc. 280 and Abs. 396. There is no hindrance for a representative to go to the Soviet Union and purchase books. The law permits buying of books from private in-