Jacob H. Douma
A:
Yes, Harry Thompson. He was Chief of the Engineering Division when I left the district
in 1946. He was an excellent man to work for. He wasn't all that strong technically, but
he really had excellent judgment and was a very practical engineer.
Did he stay there after the war? I mean, after you left?
Yes, I think so. I think he still was there for awhile, and then he retired. Ed Kane took
A:
his job as Chief of the Engineering Division.
How about Guy
Was he there?
A:
Yes. Guy
was there when I first came in 1939. He was the top civilian.
Chief of the Engineering Division?
Engineering Division, right. Larue was his assistant. Jimmy Jobes was under those two
guys as Chief of Hydraulics Branch.
How about an Archibald?
Archibald. The name's familiar, was he an officer?
Not according to this. He was Assistant Chief.
Under
I guess.
Yes.
A:
Well, I didn't have too much to do with them.
Q ..
This is for the late
so it might not be when you were there--how about Mr. Evans?
L.T. Evans?
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