Diplomats

Snapshot taken from the interpreter's office to the loggia connecting the quarters of diplomat John Paton Davies, Jr. with the central residence in Yunnanfu, China.

Identified by John Paton Davies, Jr. "Left to right: my girl friend, the opium-sotted gateman, the piratical cook and Reed's girl friend." In the background: the reception room of the office taken from the front steps of the residence in Yunnanfu, China.

Snapshot of Diplomat John Paton Davies, Jr. seated outside by what appears to be a picnic basket.

The Yunnanfu, China office of Charles Reed, Senior Vice Counsel, and diplomat John Paton Davies, Jr.

Color snapshot of Edwin A. Locke, Jr., third from right, and unidentified military men standing beside airplane, probably in the Azores. Photo taken on Edwin A. Locke, Jr.'s way home from his third mission to China.

Andrei Gromyko (in dark military cap) was delegated to guide Kim Il Song (hatless, at left, of official party reviewing troops), the North Korean Premier, during Kim's visit to Moscow. From: Photos used in the 1984 Truman Centennial Exhibit. Library of Congress Photo Number: LC-USZ62-80619.

Left to Right: Donald M. Nelson (Chairman of the War Production Board), Major General Patrick J. Hurley, and Dr. T.V. Soong (foreign minister) at the ferry station on the way to Generalissimo Chiang-Kai-Shek's country place. They are in Chungking, China.

Edwin A. Locke, third from left in upper left corner, inspects Tien Fu coal mine and coke plant near Chungking. Mr. Locke is on his third mission to China.

Left to Right: Major General Patrick J. Hurley, Generalissimo's Chiang Kai-Shek's aide, and Donald M. Nelson (head of War Production Board) share a light moment at Generalissimo Chiang-Kai-Shek's country place in Chungking, China.

Edwin A. Locke, in group at top left, inspects Tien Fu coal mine and coke plant near Chungking during his third mission to China.