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Berkeley, Saturday Feb 29.
Spent the great part of the day with Prof.
Bruce Clark trying to talk Paleography, but
he insisted to tell me if what he is doing in
structural geology and tectonics. All which
is detailed Hercul Mountains structure that of
a specialist can understand. Dayfall I got
tired out on lithology, checked her at there
by fossils. It all relates to the Cretaceous
and Cenozoic times. Finally I got tired out
and retired to the hotel, he only seeing a single
one of my maps. Said I could do this at
some other day. Then he gave me arms
describing mineral terms the tectonics, and
in reading this I got to understand better what
he tried to tell me.
Had lunch with Clark at the Faculty Club
and had one Lanson and Bread.
Late in the afternoon send the many letters
received here at Bruce Clark and answered 8
of them before retiring.
Rainy as day.