Ambassadors

Ambassador Richard C. Patterson, seated at head table, second from left, at "Man Power Finding Drive Dinner" at the Hotel Astor in New York City.

Ambassador Richard C. Patterson stands at the podium at the "Man Power Finding Drive Dinner." Caption on the back reads, "Man Power Finding Drive Dinner A cooperative War effort of the New York Young Democratic Club and New York Young Republican Club, Richard C. Patterson, Jr. -- Non-Partisan Testimonial Dinner. Monday Evening, May 18, 1942, Hotel Astor."

Ambassador Richard C. Patterson at the podium of the "Man Power Finding Drive Dinner." Caption on the back reads, "Man Power Finding Drive Dinner" A cooperative War effort of the New York Young Democratic Club and New York Young Republican Club. Richard C. Patterson, Jr.--Non-Partisan Testimonial Dinner. Monday Evening, May 18th, 1942, Hotel Astor." Sign on the microphone reads, "CBS."

Ambassador Richard C. Patterson, seated third from the left, at the "Man Power Finding Drive Dinner." Caption on back reads, ""Man Power Finding Drive Dinner, A cooperative War effort of the New York Young Democratic Club and New York Young Republican Club, Richard C. Patterson, Jr.--Non-Partisan Testimonial Dinner. Monday Evening, May 18th, 1942, Hotel Astor."

Ambassador Richard C. Patterson, third from right, stands with a group of unidentified men in tuxedos.

An unidentified cameraman films the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia and members of the royal party as they leave the White House. From left to right are Major Mohammad Al-Namlah (behind camera), His Excellency Faud Bey Hamza, General Harry Vaughan (partly obscured), His Excellency Sulaiman Al-Hamad (obscured behind the Prince), His Royal Highness Crown Prince Saud Al-Saud of Saudi Arabia, Admiral James Foskett, His Excellency Assad Al-Faqih, and His Excellency Ali Alireza.

The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia and members of his party are leaving the White House after their first visit with President Harry S. Truman. Also present are two of President Truman's military aides. From left to right: Major Mohammad Al-Namlah, His Excellency Fuad Bey Hamza, Major General Harry H. Vaughan, His Excellency Sulaiman Al-Hamad, His Royal Highness Crown Prince Saud Al-Saud of Saudi Arabia, Admiral James H. Foskett, His Excellency Assad Al-Faqih, and His Excellency Ali Alireza.

United States Ambassador to Brazil Herschel Johnson (left), Rear Admiral James Foskett (second from left) and two unidentified United States Navy officers are laying a wreath at the statue of Almirante the Marquis of Tamandare, Brazilian Naval Hero.

The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia and members of his party are leaving the White House after their first visit with President Harry S. Truman. Also present are two of President Truman's military aides. From left to right: Major Mohammad Al-Namlah, His Excellency Fuad Bey Hamza, Major General Harry H. Vaughan, His Excellency Sulaiman Al-Hamad, His Royal Highness Crown Prince Saud Al-Saud of Saudi Arabia, Admiral James H. Foskett, His Excellency Assad Al-Faqih, and His Excellency Ali Alireza.

Members of the Commander Cruiser Division 12 and United States Ambassador to Brazil Herschel Johnson (second from right) lay a wreath in front of the statue of Almirante the Marquis of Tamandare, a Brazilian Naval hero. Naval officers are unidentified.