Gymnogyps californicus 18 January 1946 San Francisco, Cal. from Chamerfer occasion. Willis impression was that the major that action was only reason the region was not being taken was because oil exploration rights had already been granted for that area. Well & Able both thought that a gate with only a Forest Service lock above Pete Logan's place would be a good idea. This bunch was apparently not on too good terms with Dr. Bleitz - maybe he has "gone Hollywood". These men "candled" the cordow egg with a flashlight several times & said there was a large air space (1/4 +/-) on the last visit be- fore the chick hatched. A cordova article full of misinformation appeared in the S.F. Chron- icle in Tod Pawell's column last (?) year, they said - Dr. Will has the article. 28 January 1946 San Francisco, Cal. Visited Dr Harold M. Will at St Luke's hospital in San Francisco (he is an intern there). He showed me articles from Tod Pawell's column (The Woodswoman) in the S.F. Chronicle for March 30, April 11, & April 17, 1945, referring to cordova reports near Porterville and in S. Monterey Co. and at Rinconadas Nat'l Mon. I got these articles from the SF Chronicle for my clipping file. Will said he had visit-