Contains two letters, primarily concerning the writing of a memorial for Mrs. Speck's recently deceased husband, the anthropologist Frank Speck, and the disposition of his collection of scholarly reprints and related items. Mentions William Fenton, A. Irving Hallowell, Dr. Eisley, and the American Philosophical Society.
Topics in the interview include childhood, education at University of Pennsylvania, recollections of working with Frank Speck, Mohegan culture, and others.
Concerning Fuegian's and others use of family hunting areas; a "universal" trait to Speck. Sending a manuscript, "Family Hunting Territories of the Lake St. John Montagnais," to be considered for publication. Thanks him for sending copies of the pamphlets for use by his class. Inquires if he has received Speck's manuscript. 1939 letter in German thanks Gussinde for sending copies of the pamphlets for use by his class. Inquires if he has received Speck's manuscript. F&S 1467, 4189
