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Edwin A. Locke, Jr.'s team prepare to leave Peiping and bid farewell to their Chinese hosts.

Forbidden City, Peiping, China. Stone lion is visible.

Forbidden City, Peiping, China.

Diplomat Edwin A. Locke, Jr. (left) and unidentified others at the Summer Palace in Peking, China.

Summer Palace at Peking (now Peiping), China.

Summer Palace at Peking (now Peiping), China

One of the prospective dam-sites in Ichang Gorge. A view looking up-stream at a site personally inspected by Dr. John L. Savage and party in August, 1944. Riverbank seen between the faces of the gorge in the background holds to settlement and Army garrison of Shipai, Hupeh Province. Original 4 x 4 inch negative included.

Shuchnong Foo stands with Edwin A. Locke, Jr. Handwriting in the upper left corner reads, "To Mr. Locke," and in the lower right corner, "Shuchnong Foo [possibly misspelled] Nov. 25, 1945 Canton."

L to R: Unidentified Chinese officer, Gen. Joseph Stilwell, and Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley enjoy an array of desserts in Chungking during Donald M. Nelson's and his staff's first trip to China.

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.