Harris & Ewing

Latest portrait of Polish Ambassador to the United States Jozef Winiewicz. From: Beth Gore.

Latest informal photo of Senator George A. Wilson of Iowa. From: Beth Gore.

Charles E. Wilson, President of General Motors, whose 100,000 workers have been out on strike more than two weeks for a $2-a-day wage increase, shown leaving the White House after a conference this morning with President Truman. From: Beth Gore.

With orchestra, ballet, and chorus arrayed on a two-level mechanized stage at New York Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, General Motors opened its seven-day Motorama of 1953 Saturday. In its display, GM introduced seven special cars built exclusively for the show--four with glass fiber reinforced plastic bodies. Photo shows: Harlow H. Curtice (left), Acting President of General Motors, greeting Mrs. C. E. Wilson (center), and C. E. Wilson, former GM President and Secretary of Defense designate. From: Beth Gore.

Lt. Col. Francis W. Williams, an Air Force pilot with 10,500 hours flying time in the past 16 years, is President Trumans new pilot (in photo). He replaces Col. Henry T. (Hank) Myers, veteran airplane pilot who has flown Presidents and Cabinet Members all over the world and who is retiring to take a job as a civil airline pilot. From: Beth Gore.

Lt. Col. Francis W. Williams, who has been named new personal pilot for President Truman and members of the Cabinet. From: Beth Gore.

Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney as he testified today before the Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee in connection with his nomination to the post of Under Secretary of Commerce. From: Beth Gore.

Senator Wallace H. White, Jr., of Maine, posed for this Harris and Ewing portrait several days ago. From; Beth Gore.

Reports in Washington say that Harry Dexter White, now Assistant Secretary of Treasury in charge of Monetary Research, may get the post of Secretary should Morgenthau resign. From: Beth Gore.

Latest informal photo of Harry Dexter White, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. From: Beth Gore.