the professor of radiation biologypeleprpaliy BERGE: How do you spell his last name? KOHN: K-A-L-L-M-A-N. And Dr. Shirley Gunter, who had just taken her degree es ona Muttd a very well known microbiologist, 2BLa D Ny, Stenger ‘ BERGE: Her name is G-U-N-T-H-E-R? KOHN: No. c-uMT-E-R. down here somewhere. Shirley Gunter. Let's see. Her name, That's it. see would be They were the two people I started with and then they moved on and some of-——as came, KIO eventually a fellow by the name of Ludwig cani@saai who weme=ewn Larying 4 Pail Cubtmar, and_ ama-became a professor G@@A at Ssaagies 4% x KORN = 7) > any thtene 2t—dentséboo of LAA TF VN othhpi chow erat dephereeile! o experiments. 44. uring that time we did a variety of Dr. Gunter first did this work which is cited over here on page two. Gunter and Kohn, and Survival of Bacteria jf Yeast. The Effect of X-rays on the 4 Because we wanted to use nosein vt Pepi Hantfog s oenwmemac ines. HARTTexas, peesotnedromheraetheds. LO a She did an Dr. Kallman —>