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20 May 1925
Vienna, IX. Berggasse 19
Dear Jones,
The correspondence with McDougall was very interesting. Your polemical reply was, as always, striking in every sense. Now the only remaining question is why did he write such things, if he is so conciliatory and so free of affect? There's something wrong here.
I thank you for sending Anna the cheque. Piccadilly was really my mistake. I meant the head office on Lombard Street. But that the bank denied having an account for Anna is not my fault. It does exist and the cheque has reached it again via a detour. We complained to the bank.1
Cordial greetings.
Yours,
Freud
This letter may be in response to a note or letter sent by Jones with a check directly to Anna Freud. The correspondence with McDougall is brought up in Jones's Rundbrief of 15 May 1925.