Diplomats

Left to Right: General Joseph Stilwell, an unidentified reporter, Major General Patrick J. Hurley, an unidentified reporter, and Mr. Donald M. Nelson (head of the War Production Board) at a press conference in Chungking, China.

Donald M. Nelson, War Production Board, arrives at Chungking on his second trip to China.

Meeting with unidentified Chinese and American officials in China during Donald M. Nelson's Mission to China.

Left to Right: Edwin A. Locke, Jr., Mr. Hollings, Donald M. Nelson, Major General Merrill, and Captain Higgins in New Delhi during Donald Nelson's Mission to China.

Donald M. Nelson, left, is greeted by Major General Merrill as he arrives in New Delhi, India, on his Mission to China.

Interior view which includes four men apparently visiting the Civil Aeronautics Board office. They are members of the Japanese Diet and are being greeted by Charles S. Murphy, Chairman of the CAB (1965-1968) who is standing third from the right. G. Joseph Minetti, Vice Chairman of the CAB (1956-1978) is standing second from the right. The seal of the CAB is on the wall behind Chairman Murphy. Murphy's appointment book for the date (Box 54) identifies some of the men from Japan.

Rear Admiral James Foskett (seventh from right) poses under the painting, "The Guacho." Uruguayan aide Lieutenant Commander Samuel Galimberto (third from right). Also present are President of Uruguay Luis Batlle Berres (sixth from right) and United States Ambassador to Uruguay Ellis Briggs (fifth from right). All others are unidentified.

Arthur Z. Gardiner (right) is teeing off while two unidentified men watch as they play golf in Hiratsuka, Japan.

Arthur Z. Gardiner (center) is flanked by two unidentified men on a tee box at Hiratsuka, Japan.

Arthur Z. Gardiner and an unidentified man on a high speed train in Japan.