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NEVADA STATE MUSEUM MEMBER INSTITUTIONS Western Speleological Institute, Inc O. H. TRUMAN. PRESIDENT HON. CLARK J. GUILD, TRUSTEES SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY VICEWPRESIDENT Dedicated to the Study and Preservation of Natural Caves J. W. CALHOUN, SECRETARY PHIL C. ORR, TREASURER JULIUS BERGEN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY Santa Barbara, California PHIL C. ORR, DIRECTOR Dr. Charles Rozaire Los Angeles County Museum 900 Exposition Boulevard Los Angeles 7, Calif. Dear Charles: Here are the illustrations on your basketry paper that Don Miller did. Look them over carefully for errors and send them back. I will try to get organized and arrange for publication, but have not been well and have been overworked. Don Miller started working for me full time this morning and I hope he can take a lot of the routine off my weakening shoulders, and maybe we can accomplish something. I I still need a good bone and mineral man, if you know of anyone, let me know. February 10, 1964 PCO/r
