Ping Nan

"... tho building of .a navy, ia addition to. raising 100.000,000 taols (about ?15,000,000) in other countries. t The navy would( it was explained, bo* solely for protective purposes. Mr. Ping Nan (On Chong and Co.) proposed the formation of a Navy Leaguo, and it was narced by the 30 leading merchants present to call a public meeting with tlu s end ..."

"... Com monwealth, a vivid impression of the -reality of China's stir , from her long sustained attitude of indifference to developments in the world outside her celestial Empire. 'Mr Ping Nan pro posed the formation of a Navy League^ and it-was agreed,' we are told, 'by the thirty leading merchants present to call a public 'meeting next, week Kith this end ..."

"... of a navy, in addition to raising 100,000,000 taels (about ?15,0000,00) in other coun tries. The navy would, it wa6 ex plained, be solely for protective pur poses. Mr Ping Nan (On Chong and Co.) proposed the formation of a Navy Leaeue, and it wias agreed by the 30 leading merchants present to icall a public meeting next week with this ..."

"... for retrenchment Private Bernard Leonard. 22. and met with Communist Leader Wan? m ever agency of tin Negligence Charge i Made By Coroner. his wife. Pearl, of Cheyenne. Wyo.. Ping Nan moming Observers wf- 55 mUS street rati- doubted if anything concrete was Meanwhile, members of the Senan i He recommended that the grand d j^ e Under the P resent ..."