C A L E N D A R O F A B S T R A C T S M A R C H 1 9 2 9 8 9 1 948. To Hans Hönlinger [Berlin,] 8 March 1929 In reply to Abs. 891, is prepared to help Hönlinger with a recommendation. TLC. [46 722]. 949. To Norbert Nieuwland [Berlin,] 8 March 1929 As a follow-up to Abs. 903, informs that he had already written to W. Schücking three weeks earlier (see Doc. 408), and has received no answer. Will keep him informed. TLC. [34 585]. 950. To Walther Schücking [Berlin,] 8 March 1929 Three weeks earlier sent Schücking a letter on a topic dear to his heart. TLC. [34 584]. 951. From Walther Schücking Kiel, 8 March 1929 In reply to Doc. 408, is happy to learn that N. Nieuwland is prepared to meet with trust- worthy German personalities as well as consenting Belgians. Instead of a private organization, proposes to form an international commission with authority to invite wit- nesses and specialists. Will be available in May to meet with Nieuwland. TLS. [34 587]. 952. To Welt am Morgen [Berlin,] 8 March 1929 In reply to Abs. 942, does not oppose publication of his portrait. He may occasionally send in a little contribution, but cannot accept the invitation to join its staff as a perma- nent contributor. TLC. [48 741]. 953. To Norbert Nieuwland [Berlin,] 9 March 1929 Is satisfied with W. Schücking’s reply (Abs. 951), which he attaches. TLC. [34 588]. 954. To Berthold Widmann [Berlin,] 9 March 1929 Schücking consented to a date to meet with N. Nieuwland. Further information will be given by him or other participants. TLC. [34 590]. 955. From Stephen Clarkson  Clayesmore School, Northwood Park near Winchester, 10 [March] 1929 Congratulates AE on his birthday. Works on a theory that “brings the whole Science of Mathematics crashing into the abyss of absurdity.” ALS. [30 388]. 956. From Rudolf Ditmar Graz, 10 March 1929 Requests help in finding financial source for his invention, the needle-proof tire, which consists of millions of closed air cells. ALS. [46 052]. 957. From Otto Müller Mannheim-Rheinau, 10 March 1929 Even though a mere craftsman, he congratulates AE who is the man whom he admires most among contemporaries. ALS. [30 434]. 958. From Carl Frankenstein Berlin, 11 March 1929 Requests help approaching Jakob Goldschmidt and offering him membership in honor- ary presidium of the relief program. TLS. [46 280]. 959. From Hans Hönlinger Müglitz, 11 March 1928 [1929] In reply to Abs. 948, explains that he has been stateless since 1918 and on the verge of starvation. Has written to G. Stresemann as well, asking for support. Also wrote to H. Lemmel. Gives further details on the incorrect assessments that currently govern forest management and exploitation. ALS. [46 723]. 960. From Ferdinand Müller Solingen, 11 March 1929 In reply to Abs. 843, reports on his experiments with soundposts made of various mate- rials, and found no influence on the violin’s sound. This proves that the bridge vibrates together with the table and the body of the violin. A very exact agreement of their pro- portions is necessary. In practice, the construction of the body is the most important task to solve. Expresses his best wishes for AE’s birthday. TLS. [47 681].