Tuesday August 16 - 1940. Bonne Bay. Started on the east shore of East Arm before 7 A.M. to begin our days work other are left off yesterday. A little rain in the early morning and one at 5 P.M. He spent (from 8 to) all the morning cracking the limestone of zone C-8. See notes of yesterday. [Lotus connects to C-6 or zone 24]. After lunch are continued the section southeast along the east shore of East Arm. For at least one mile the dip of the strata is undulatory and mainly along the strike so that we remains in zones C-8 and C-9. In C-9 we found today a few heads of Olenellus, considerable of thorax and tail of a large Orsinacis, several specimens of a small Asclacrimus and a piece of a small cystid in which the plates are small and irregularly arranged. Saltarella like those of yesterday were found in the condition of iron pyrite. The shales of zone C-9 as one proceeds southeast become more and more metamorphosed and cleave readily at right angles to the bedding almost like slate. Otherwise one might get some puffs. Furthermore these slates have many crumptions that stand vertically. They are somewhat thin, from 1/2 to 3/4 inch thick and from 3/4 to 1 1/4 inches long. There is no organic center but seem to represent filling of some habitation. Jones C-4 to C-7 were passed over rather rapidly because of the shores turning and one going over the strike and not along the strike as here before. Then for all these zones are much compressed and cleaved and the.