Diplomats

Paul-Henri Spaak (second from left), Secretary-General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), greets former President Harry S. Truman (left) following his arrival at Offutt Air Force Base, Omaha, Nebraska. Also present are General Thomas Power, Strategic Air Command Commander (second from right) and General Leon Johnson, United States Representative to NATO.

Edwin A. Locke, Jr., second from right, and his group in the Azores on their way home from Locke's third mission to China.

Edwin A. Locke, Jr., third from the right, and his group, in the Azores on their way home from Mr. Locke's third mission to China.

Edwin A. Locke reads on the airplane on his way home from his third mission to China.

Edwin A. Locke, Jr. (left) and an unidentified man stand in front of the Great Sphinx during one of the last legs of his third mission to China. They are in Giza, Egypt.

An unidentified man and Edwin Locke, Jr. stand at the foot of the Great Sphinx during Mr. Locke's trip home from his third mission to China. They are in Giza, Egypt.

Edwin A. Locke, Jr., (left) Assistant to Mr. Nelson and Donald M. Nelson, (third from left) chairman, U.S. War Production Board, with others aboard a boat on the Moscow-Volga Canal. Mr. Nelson is visiting the USSR to investigate the flow of U.S. war supplies to Russia.

Donald M. Nelson, (foreground with unidentified lady) chairman, U.S. War Production Board, and others disembark from their boat after a trip on the Moscow-Volga Canal. Mr. Nelson is in Russia to inspect the flow of war supplies from the U.S. to our Russian ally.

Donald M. Nelson, chairman, U.S. War Production Board, chats with the chef and other unidentified people during his boat trip on the Moscow-Volga Canal while he is in Russia to check on the U.S. Army supply line to Russia.

Left to Right: Dr. T.V. Soong, Minister of Foreign Affairs; Donald M. Nelson, Chairman of the War Production Board; Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek; and Major General Patrick J. Hurley chat on the veranda of the cottage assigned to Mr. Nelson at Chiang's country estate near Chungking, China.