This is a photo of a group of men posing on the lower deck of a ship. Two ship attendants are standing on the upper deck. This is probably a group of AMR workers, but none are identified except Alvin J. Miller, in the front, who has a white cloth wrapped around his hat. This photo was included in the Novorossiysk envelope. Arthur Slagel and A. J. Miller travelled to this seaport on the Albatross in April 1921 in an attempt to enter Russia. The trip was unsuccessful and they had to return to Constantinople.
This is a photo of two men sitting and two standing in front of a brick building, believed to be in Russia. Standing (left to right): C. E. Krehbiel, Arthur Slagel; seated (left to right): Alvin J. Miller, P. C. Hiebert.
This is a photo of two men with white cloth wrapped around their foreheads, standing on the same dock as is shown on photograph Nos. 665-180 and 181. There are some houses in the background. It is believed that the men are Alvin J. Miller and Arthur Slagel when they were in Novorossiysk, the seaport in Russia. Arthur Slagel and A. J. Miller travelled to this seaport on the Albatross in April 1921 in an attempt to enter Russia. The trip was unsuccessful and they had to return to Constantinople.
This is a photo of four men, dressed in suit and white shirt and tie, standing in front of the entrance steps of a building. (Left to right): David Hofer, Peter H. Unruh, Alvin J. Miller, unknown.
