DOCUMENT SOURCE Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Archives and Records Office Records Series Tule § 3 Carton No, Folder No. fe ) EeMetE oa Dace —F Netra Levi, @9 Found By AADAC AMEN ete. Dates | KGS: Yes, I lived at Cook's home For some time, and they were always very nice to me. ‘They had three sons who were young children at that point, dent used to enjoywhee I eventually Se married Sherburne Cook's aister~in-law, Doreen Cox. Ama We ran away to Los Angeles, which made him very angry. SSH: CLaugh) When waz this now. after yougwere. in school?. KGS: Thia was right in the middle of the Depression, «dropped out of school, and I realized sooner or later I was just going to fave to go back there and get through. (agamong the papers T have around here is ny diploma,yl got out of there in '36. SSH: tirer-whet—happoned” Was the diploma QowX im physiology? KGS: Bachelor eee in physfology, yes. SSH: . GaPvhat were you thinking at that stage, when you finally got your bachelor’s degree, about what your career would he? I didn’t even go to graduation, I was doing some experiment that I thought was important. (1 can't remember now what the deal was} r was in many fields. SSH: Were you doing this soreef’on your own time, without an official position? é * KGS: Yes. They gave me any amount of space I neededgyand a little money, very Ifttle, obout $500 a year. ‘This ts Cook «did 2 A . ‘ Yes. . hy aidhe single you out, do you think? T ‘don!t “know: : . sane CUE wre teat - He must have known yeu, were good. a “hee a ‘Tt never,really found out. from hingsybhe was a New Englander eypeyd had ‘yey.Istele to-‘say.