Correspondence. Sends him a copy of the Cross Currents reprint so that he could give him his opinion on the changes he made. Says that he sent a copy of the reprint also to William L. Shirer and got a note back saying that he supported the changes and that Max Jordan was more favorable to the Nazis than he will admit today. Also enclosing two clippings of the continuation of the controversy in the Deutsches Volksblatt. Ends by saying that his application for an American Philosophical Society Grant was approved so he shall be sending the summer in Austria doing research in Bauer regarding somebody who was executed for refusing to serve in what he considered an unjust war.