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/ 056! b -”2- foremost authority existing in this line. But naturally he has very much material of his own, so when I spoke to him to-day he rather kicked back, and I have promised to pay him from my own funds a rpoper fee for his report. | The second consignment which you sent us contains only modern forms, as will be shown by the list Dr. Odhner is golng te rFforward to TOD, I em afreid I heve n...
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/ 056! b -”2- foremost authority existing in this line. But naturally he has very much material of his own, so when I spoke to him to-day he rather kicked back, and I have promised to pay him from my own funds a rpoper fee for his report. | The second consignment which you sent us contains only modern forms, as will be shown by the list Dr. Odhner is golng te rFforward to TOD, I em afreid I heve not thanked you for your letter of June 26 and for the return of jour manuscript on the langusge of the Chuang. At that time frofessor Karlgren wes away in his summervacation sö I left the whole meterial until now and have to appologize for not having -— formwarded your letter to hin at the much earlier date. Please tell Dr. Vong thet he will receive for publication in his Pulletin & prolininery report on whet I cen consider to be our most remarkeble discovery. In some pot-sherås from Yang Shao Tsun I noticed nameroas Ttlent inpresslons. I have worked for yeer to get tais plant remnsins äctermined. Finelly I have found the wright men and now we know beyond doubt that 1t is the chaff of rice, a& really far-reachlag dls- Ccovery that will interest you very much. Yours very truly -
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VAD Okt. 26, 1029 Dr V.K. Ting, Late Director of tne Geol. Survey of China, The Natbonal Geol. Survey of China, 3, Fengsheng-Hutung, 'W. Peiping. GC HINA, Dear Dr. Ting, About a month ago I sent you a...
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VAD Okt. 26, 1029 Dr V.K. Ting, Late Director of tne Geol. Survey of China, The Natbonal Geol. Survey of China, 3, Fengsheng-Hutung, 'W. Peiping. GC HINA, Dear Dr. Ting, About a month ago I sent you a wire telling tbåt öänner would forward his report within few days. That was in accordance witn the promise tnat he had then given mö. Since that der I have telephoned to him repeatedly and siso visited him in tne Museum onetime, impressing upon him desirability of speeding up his report. | I have spoken to him again to-dåay and asked nim höst earnestly to get tha thing ready in the shortest possible time. Now he has pro= mised to have it completed by the middle of November. It will be about 30 pages with 3 plates. | | I can tell you that your first consignment, the one from Kwengsi is an estuerine deposit of Pliocene Age. Odhner has spent ick out some nearl mi much. time over this material” FROST Ö eroscopical gastropods which were väry important for the interpretation| of tne + XY deposit as formed in an estuary. | Å In spite of «ll these delays, Ifeel that Odhher is redly very kind to us. After the death of Dall ån Washington he is probably the I
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