Nanking, Jan. 21.
Cloaked in an eight-inch blanket of snow, Nanking today presented an unusual' appearance.
The Purple Mountain, where the mausoleum of Dr. Sun Yat-sen is situated, loomed silvery in the distance, while the snow lent new dignity to the severe lines of the granite cenotaph to Japanese war dead outside the Chunghwa Gate.
Japanese soldiers, off duty, spent their Sunday reminiscing of childhood days at home as they built snowden
city. n plazas and other places within the The snow, which began falling yesterday morning, continued today. Old residents said it was the heaviest fall in seven or eight years.—Domel.
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