Barr boys make good records in U.S.

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1940

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WITH THE MARSMAN MEN Two newcomers to the Philippines and the Marsman Staff are Edwin J. Carlson and L. E. Caldwell. Mr. Carlson is now at Suyoc as a mine shifter. His home is in Astoria, Oregon, and he is a graduate of Oregon State College. Six years of mine experience were gained by Mr. Carlson at the Braden Copper Mines in Rancogua, Chile. In addition, he has spent considerable time with the Hecla Mines in Northern Idaho and Western United States. Mr. Caldwell is at United Paracale as a mil1 shifter. His home is Ohio. Mr. Caldwell did a year of graduate work (Continued on next page) BARR BOYS MAKE GOOD RECORDS IN U. S. William L. Barr, graduate of Kemper Military School, who has now begun training in the United States with Goodman Mfg. Co., in Chicago. He is later to train with Cleveland Tractor Co., Cleveland; the Cameron Pump Division of Ingersoll-Rand Co., New York; and Eimco Corp., Salt Lake City, preparatory to his return to the Philippines to join l\farsman Trading Corporation. Donald Patrick Barr, member of the Kemper l\filitary School varsity rifle team which won the National lntercol ... legiate Championship, R.0.T.C. championship and the Incl>or Randolph Hearst Trophy for basic military schools-three of the big student rifle championships. Both boys are the sons of Mr. & Mrs. Harry L. Barr. (Mr. Barr has been general superintendent of San Mauricio since development was started in 1933.) I. BECK, INC. Provided Miners Since 1898 Retail & Wholesale Wearing Apparel. Haberdashery for Men, W umen & Children. Big Line of Household goods. Radios. Phonographs. Beds. Toys. Send for C&.talogue For Reference ask any old Mining Man THE MARSMAN MAGAZINE for July, 1940 15

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