Schütt writes to Grandinetti, sending the form that would qualify her son as an Aryan and, therefore, be able to go to school. She describes her side of events in Russo's leaving, discussing how she and Schmücking paid for Russo to return to the United States. Schmücking needs her money back from Russo, who still has not repaid her. Schütt also wants her letters to Russo returned to her. Grandinetti still has not given her a picture of her daughter, Pat. Attached is the "Fragebogen über die arische Abstammung," requesting her son's family history in order to certify that he is Aryan. Schütt had already filled out part of the form, translating some of the words so that it would be easier for Grandinetti or Russo to fill it out. The form is ridden with errors.