Schütt's son is still sick. She continues to struggle with her family, including a very difficult relationship with her mother. She continues to beg Russo to get a job. She discusses publication through a competition ending after April. Schütt misses Russo and advises him on how to fix his life situation and talks about how she views the world. She is also involved in establishing a Jew-free theater group. She discusses celebrating Nazi Labor Day on 1936 May 1. Enclosed is a card from that day.