DOCUMENT SOURCE Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Archives and Records Otfico oe aes,PeiSESSrei 46 to the Lab and toss into the hopper. SSH: What about the cyclotron itself, who was responsible for keeping that going? Kes: SSH: He was. He-dia-i€, Wellwhat happened when he was off buzzing around the country?, KGS: Well, he left it with the crews we had a regular cyclotron crew. We had some young physicists. One of them was nN the son of the chairman of the physics department, Deetet Da. ns Birge, who was kind of a 4, | character. Yeu" | enaw'he'd h teeue™you becnta a keyand charge you a dollar) te™~ keGonte-Hall”(Anjtthen 1£ you lost it, he'd give you hell, and if you found it again, he eaid, "Oh, you only found it because you we pet your dollar back." (SSH laughs) That kind of a guy. SSH: Was the crew solely responsible for scheduling and operating? KGS: Yes, if I needed something I'd go to the chemist, and go to the crew. G91 don't remember the members of the crew too well, as to what their names were. SSH: A know there was other wor} aside from the fission product metabolism studies({going on I_mean>- Hamilton Etnodhad a contract which he shared Tere withAxelrod, do you know about that? . KGS: Yes, that was due to radioautography of fission or fisstonable products, or other things. SSH: You had nothing in specific to do with that project? I worked with her directly I usually gave her all of