Ambassadors

Ambassador Edwin W. Pauley, personal representative of President Harry S. Truman, greets Anne Clark as he arrives at General Mark Clark's home in Vienna, Austria. From left to right, Anne Clark, General Mark Clark, Ambassador Edwin Pauley. Ambassador Pauley is on the Reparations Mission.

From left to right, Admiral John Henry Towers, Commander, 5th Fleet; Artemus L. Gates, Under-secretary of the Navy; Major General R. C. Marshall, Acting Chief of Staff; and Ambassador Edwin W. Pauley at Atsugi Airfield, Honshu, Japan. Ambassador Pauley arrived in Japan to discuss reparations payments and policy. He was the personal representative of President Harry S. Truman in this regard. Photograph taken during the U.S. Reparations Mission. Edwin Pauley was the U.S.

Ambassador Edwin W. Pauley (left), President Harry S. Truman's personal representative on reparations, being greeted upon his arrival at Atsugi Airfield, Honshu, Japan, by H. D. Maxwell, Special Assistant and Chief of Staff to Ambassador Pauley. Photograph taken during the U.S. Reparations Mission. Edwin Pauley was the U.S. Ambassador on the Allied Reparations Committee from 1945-47, the committee that assessed the reparations the Axis powers could afford to pay the victors.

Unidentified Toyo Kogyo employees give Arthur Z. Gardiner (third from left), Economic Minister of the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo, a tour of the company's rotary engine test room.

Unidentified employees of Toyo Kogyo Company show Arthur Z. Gardiner (right), Economic Minister for the United States Embassy in Tokyo, the operating room of the company's attached hospital.

Unidentified Toyo Kogyo Company employees and Arthur Z. Gardiner (second from left), Economic Minister for the United States Embassy in Tokyo, tour the company's rotary engine display room.

Unidentified Toyo Kogyo Company employees and Arthur Z. Gardiner (second from left), Economic Minister for the United States Embassy in Tokyo, tour the company's rotary engine display room.

Arthur Z. Gardiner (right), Economic Minister for the United States Embassy in Tokyo, with unidentified employees of Toyo Kogyo Company in the control center of Toyo Kogyo's Automobile Painting and Assembly Plant.

Unidentified employees of Toyo Kogyo Company Mazda plant show the tape reader in the Paint and Assembly Plant control center to Arthur Z. Gardiner (left), Economic Minister for the United States Embassy in Tokyo.

Unidentified employees of the Toyo Kogyo Company give Arthur Z. Gardiner (front row, second from right) a tour of their light alloy plant. Mr. Gardiner is United States Economic Minister to Japan.