C A L E N D A R O F A B S T R A C T S 1 9 2 6 9 0 7 321. From L’Europe Nouvelle Paris, 15 February 1926 Sends a check for 150 Francs for AE’s contribution of the previous month (see Abs. 254). TL. [34 919]. 322. From IG Farbenindustrie Ludwigshafen, 15 February 1926 Requests that 1 and 2 March be reserved for the first lecture (see Abs. 295). The com- pany will provide sleeping car tickets and reminds AE that a regular passport without a visa will be needed for travel. TLS. [43 660]. 323. From Otto Lang Vienna, 15 February 1926 In a previous letter, AE had deemed his futuristic research as fruitless. He is now aban- doning the project, but requests AE’s intervention to organize a committee on research of the future (“Kronosophie”), a discipline he founded as an autodidact (see Vol. 14, Abs. 652). ALS. [44 246]. 324. From Paul Scherrer Zürich, 18 February 1926 Calculated the rotational specific heat according to Bose-Einstein statistics, but the de- generation occurred at much too high temperatures. Requests AE’s opinion. AKS. [21 486]. 325. From Elisabeth Rotten Kohlgraben, 20 February 1926 Regrets having been unable to meet with AE during their visit to Paris and her more re- cent visit to Berlin. She is pleased that AE agreed in Paris, upon a request from Hélène Claparède-Spir, to collaborate with the Initiativ-Komitee des Internationalen Erzie- hungsbüros in Geneva, of which Rotten is also a member. Asks whether AE is willing to join patrons of the Internationaler Arbeitskreis für Erneuerung der Erziehung in Ger- many. TLS. [44 819]. 326. From George Rainich Baltimore, 21 February 1926 Sends copy of a note he sent to Fokker with the request that it be published in Physica (Rainich 1926b). ALS. [20 005]. 327. From Gerhart von Schulze-Gaevernitz Berlin, 22 February 1926 Inquires regarding the very talented Robert Eisler, who should be allowed a chance at rehabilitation. Could not he be kept at the IIIC without an official post? He would find him very useful when he travels to Paris, where there is no other German-speaking in- dividual. Ludwig Curtius has written that he would be happy to write in Eisler’s support. TLS. [43 619]. 328. From Bruto Caldonazzo Milan, 23 February 1926 On behalf of the magazine Scientia, requests AE’s opinion on its articles on relativity. Wishes for a ten-page summarizing article. ALS. [44 876]. 329. From [Leo Kohn] [London,] 23 February 1926 Thanks AE for having sent the letters by Tomarkin and Felix M. Warburg. Tomarkin should be encouraged to come to Berlin and discuss with Rudolf Ehrmann the details of the possible donor and the donor’s wishes. Comments on Warburg’s letter regarding the composition of the BOGHU. The executive committee proposed Edmund Landau, Ehr- mann, and Leonard Ornstein to strengthen the academic membership of the board Josef Horovitz, Martin Buber, and Schloessinger were invited by Judah L. Magnes himself, who also proposed Cyrus Adler, Herbert Bentwich, Cassirer, Hirsch Chajes, Joseph Hertz, Sacher, and Täubler. Weizmann was proposed by Buber in his capacity of a great promoter of the Hebrew University, not as president of the Zionist Organisation. Hopes that AE will convey these matters to Warburg. TLC. [91 423].