137 the test director, and then afterwards you put out your own reports. If Los Alamos can diverge from that, I think the rest of us have been getting a rather dirty deal. Why a report from Los Alamos and not a report to the test director? MR. HARRIS: Because we were using a few facilities of the test group but we were only using them in a logistical line. As far as we were concerned, we were not members of ay particular project or any other group at Eniwetok. We were operating out of our own laboratory, not as a part of J Washington, D. C, Alderson Reporting Company 10 CDR. CRONKITE: 11 Just because I am a little concerne 12 about it, I have heard many times from Dr. Graves that this 13 is exactly what should never happen. 14 DR. BUGHER: I think from our point of view that 15 all those concerned in the study were operating as a part of 16 the joint task force. 17 and there could be no other participation. 18 Payne, as I would see it, that your point of view would 19 hold here. 20 21 , 22 23 ARG Division or any of the test groups. MR. HARRIS: The program was set up under that, I don't think, The thing about it was that we went out to get these samples, and we had no knowledge of this whatsoever. We did not know that there was such a project established until arriving at Quadjalein. - We had no knowledge of this even from our own place, ry DR. BUGHER: Tom Shipman had knowledge of it from