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436A
Berlin-Grünewald
17 March 1924
Dear Professor,
A few quick words in reply to your letter which arrived today. Why so much fuss about a guest ticket for someone whom you recommend? It would really have been enough to give the name. I cannot send any tickets, because there are none as yet. One of these days a circular is going to the groups to say that the admittance of guests shall be regulated by the groups. Those admitted by them will simply come to Salzburg and receive there their guest ticket on the recommendation of the relevant group. This way we shall spare ourselves endless letter-writing. If, then, you want to introduce further guests, the way is very easy. The main thing is that Frau Dr Rank knows about it, for she has to see to accommodation!
I take the opportunity of assuring you, dear Professor, that this time the Congress will be much less tiring. The number of papers is much smaller, and some of them are very short. I believe that the morning sessions will last scarcely three hours. Do not worry, I am taking care that it will not be a bother to you, but a real satisfaction as regards scientific achievements!
Cordial greetings from house to house,
Yours,
Abraham