Major James C. Sawders [d. 1960] served in the U.S. Army in World War I and World War II as a chemical engineer, retiring in 1946. After his retirement he began traveling extensively to the Caribbean and to Central and South America, often as a freelance correspondent and photographer. This brochure promotes a series of lectures on his travels for the 1932-33 season sponsored by the James B. Pond Bureau. The lectures are on the West Indies, Mexico, the Rio Grande to Panama, and with the Marines in Nicaragua [Sawder accompanied a Marine expeditionary force during the American occupation of Nicaragua]. Included are a bio and portraits of Sawder as well as reproductions of photos he took during his travels. Very good .
Keywords: TRAVEL; ILLUSTRATED BROCHURE; LECTURE TOUR; AN AMERICAN CORRESPONDENT VIEWS OUR SOUTHERN NEIGHBORS; THE POND BUREAU; RETIRED ARMY OFFICER; MAJOR JAMES C. SAWDERS; FREELANCE CORRESPONDENT; FREELANCE PHOTOGRAPHER; CARIBBEAN; WEST INDIES; PANAMA; CENTRAL AME