DOCUMENT SQUACE Lawrence Barkaley Laboratory Archives and Records Office Records Series Title Aes to some place way off in Rusaia aomewhere, atating (€hg? that we had ‘done, and {t was much earlier than theirs by, oh, a generationpractically . the SSH: What do neutrons do toAdtstrihution of...? . as KGS; Well, they*re about six times more effective than X-rays, + a tule of thvmb that we use, Non for Longor dose for dose. “> Heard from those Russians, you know they were there 3 ‘and they were very pleasant about the whole thing. SSH: Well, getting back to the neutron therapy, were you a part of that operarion? KGS: No, I was just in the same lab. bed — _ oY Let's start,with Crocker Lab, Tr BOTs aera Because itnever really got built yet. . A But, it was built, and I don't knowwhy they tore it downy they claimed it waz too . <— heavily contaminated with things like plutoniumfand so on. SSH: But you don't think that was true? . . KGS: Well, I don’t think so, no. 1 La I was very carefully l-ve-ween fandling stuff like that«(fragt ingzisted on recovering everything T gavepyin the way of doses of radioactive elements to animals. And you can knock on wood, but I'm one of the pioneers that doesn't ‘have. leukemia. Crock Lalorery SSH: d like to talk about that a little bit later, let's talk about crocker. <a Well, the people at Crocker were people that John Lawrence ae ces a attracted,Gheewas LawrenceTuteieHost of these people went chrougt ,I Srould-showtthem what we did. wish. our equipment. Katieworked with me for quite while, SoH: KGS: .. | . Where did he come from? , os ak He was from U.C., aw the department of agricultural engineering”