DOCUMENT SOURCE Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Archives and Records Office Records Series Tile \¥ A Accession No. File Code No. 39-44 - 56 4 ren our drinking up to a potionwhich was £ bourbong/nd the rest laboratory alcohol. dadwe'd take a couple of slugs of that and then try to make it up the stairs where the general mess was. We ate in an officer’ s’mess there. SSH: Why was Hamilton flying back and forth? KGS: I really don't know, something important, you know. Got to discuss something with somebody. SSH: What was your relationship with Hamilton like? Were you ever close to the man? KGS; Well, i loved him as a brother, but was never too close. T used to spend some of my vacation time with him; he had a little cabin up in Downeyville. SSH: Was he a person with whom one could get close? KGS: No, I could never get very close to him. eVere kind of a guy who gets his zipper stuck in the men's room, he won't let anybody help hin(}) row-kaow. ( s/ laughs) I caught him in the men's room one day, and he couldn't get his zipper upe” \and he wouldn't let me help him with it. So I got him a pair of scissorg, I guess he cut himself out of there one way or another. (bene Laugii) But he was a very shy, only son of a very well ~ known neurologfst or paychiatristpat—IHe cane from Santa Barbara. ;° And they had no children either) Efoumntstryingto-treee theft KGS: : No, they didn‘t. The closest relation is a fellow sess