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MEMBER INSTITUTIONS TRUSTEES NEVADA STATE MUSEUM SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF I I • | ? « • . . I natural history Western SpeleologicoI Institute, Inc. Dedicated to the Study and Preservation of Natural Caves MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY Santa Barbara, California PHIL C . O R R , d i r e c t o r O . H. TRUMAN, PRESIDENT HON. CLARK J. GUILD, VICE-PRESIDENT J . W . CALHOUN, SECRETARY PHIL C. ORR, TREASURER DR. A. S. COGGESHALL JULIUS BERGEN Novembr 21, 1956 Dear Charles: November 2?7th is quite ok.— I assume that as you plan to go on to Mrs. Hartzell!s that you will be by in the morning. I do not have all of the basketry here-— most of it is in Nevada, but I do have samples of some of the weaves, and photos of some baskets. I think the important thing to do is to discuss just what it is that we want to do— then arrange to do it. Some of the material in Nevada could be shipped down— some of it it would be necessary for me to go up to get, or to ship— depending on how big a $ob we do. My idea at present is to get it started and see how it goes along, then expand if it appears desireable
