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The gun was entrusted to Maj.-Gen. S. M. Chu, military attache to the Chinese embassy in Washington. Gen. Chu. holding the gun, is shown with Dr. Liu (...)
The gun was entrusted to Maj.-Gen. S. M. Chu, military attache to the Chinese embassy in Washington. Gen. Chu. holding the gun, is shown with Dr. Liu (...)

The gun was entrusted to Maj.-Gen. S. M. Chu, military attache to the Chinese embassy in Washington. Gen. Chu. holding the gun, is shown with Dr. Liu (...)

Date8/20/1941
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Original Toronto Star caption: The gun was entrusted to Maj.-Gen. S. M. Chu, military attache to the Chinese embassy in Washington. Gen. Chu. holding the gun, is shown with Dr. Liu Shih Shun, Chinese minister plenipotetiary to Canada. Both expressed their country's thanks to Canada and the workers
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0110116F
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