years." "Children?" "No." "Ames Chemical pay you a good salary?" "Enough." "Enough for two to live on?" "Sure." "How long did your wife work for Professor Gilmore?" "Four years next month." "What was her job?" "His assistant." "Pretty big job for a woman, wasn't it?" "Juanita held two degrees in nuclear physics." "You mean this atom bomb stuff?" "That was part of it." "Gilmore's a big name in that field, I understand," Kirk said. "Maybe the biggest." "Kind of young to rate that high, wouldn't you say? He couldn't have been much past forty." Cordell shrugged. "He was thirty-eight—and a genius. Genius has nothing to do with age, I hear." "Not married, I understand."