Don Martin diary entry for Friday,
March 29, 1918:
[Edwin] James [New York Times] and I went
in auto almost to Verdun. Went to American headquarters in the Verdun sector.
Were in danger zone for couple hours but no shells fell. Picked up [Henri] Bazin [Philadelphia Public Ledger] and
brought him back by way of Bar le Duc and Gondrecourt. Got no news. Had no
lunch but a big dinner at the officers’ club in Neufchateau.
Indications are that German advance has been
checked but situation is still critical.
Weather miserable –
rainy + cold.
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