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OY2a Stockholm August l6tn 1951. Professor P. Teilbard de Chardin, The Geological Survey of Cuaina. | | | 9, Ping Ma Ssu, P.0,; PÅ BD. äs Dear Professor Tellhard, Thank you ever so muck for your vind ina touching narrative of Dr Wong: accident. I was very deeply mol eå when I learned of tnis terrible Hägpenang and thank sou most me for informong me of the actual events. | | Ky res8on for being sö ...
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OY2a Stockholm August l6tn 1951. Professor P. Teilbard de Chardin, The Geological Survey of Cuaina. | | | 9, Ping Ma Ssu, P.0,; PÅ BD. äs Dear Professor Tellhard, Thank you ever so muck for your vind ina touching narrative of Dr Wong: accident. I was very deeply mol eå when I learned of tnis terrible Hägpenang and thank sou most me for informong me of the actual events. | | Ky res8on for being sö slow in Föpi ing has been that I heve myself been rather seriously 111. About new dad 3 time my heart began to fail to fuhetion and 1t was taken me long tie to be feairiy well back in working order. One of the consequences of this illkealth has been that I have been forced to postpone for a year my äeparkure to the fer East on order to arrange ever thing in this museum for the event that something might happen to me during the long journey. As I can judge at the present mo- ment I will very likelg leave for China exactly a year from now. The premature death of our friend Black was a great loss to science and a terrible happening to all of us who hed learned to love and admire Black so dearly. My popular book, "Children of the :ellow
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