THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1955.
PLAY BALL! The familiar cry of the diamond was heard again fast Sunday when the 1955-1956 softball season officially opahad. The first ball was pitched by Mr W. A. Whiting (right) before a large crowd of fans. Left: A, South China player hits out in a
stanza with the Saints. (Staff Photographer)
RIGHT: Mr Elmor Krouger, loader of the saven- mamber deloga- tion of the National Sales Executivos Inter- national of New York, speaking reportars оп
to
thoir arrival at Kai Tak. Bolow: Mr Kreuger with Mrs S. N. Chau at the banquet in honour of the visitors given by tho Hongkong Солега! and Chinoso Chum- ber of Com- merce. (Staff
Photographer)
FAMILY. reunion at Kai Tak. The Earl and Countess of Dalkeith with the parents of the Countoss, Mr John McNeill, QC, and Mrs McNeill. Boforo continuing on their round-world trip, the Earl and Countess (formerly Miss Jano McNeill) will spend a three-wook holiday here. (Staff Photographer)
RIGHT: Mr N. Rag- - havan, until recently Indian Ambassador to Peking, arrived from China on Thursday with. Mrs Raghavan on their way back to India. He is to become Ambassador. to Argentina. They are seen with Mr B. P. Adarkar (extrame right), Indian Com- `missioner, in Hong- kang. (Staff Photo-- grapher)
happy.group, taken at the Tramps' Ball held last Saturday evening at
the Gun Club Hill Sergeants' Mess. (Mayfair)
ONLY two of the many attractions at St John's Cathedral's Michaelmas Fair. Top: A young customer at the Goldfish Stall takes alm. Bottom: The Chinese doll-maker, whose display attracted much interest. (Staff Photographor)
WATER'S
soon
LEFT: Kui Mo Bag (The Little Giant), the Shotland 'pony' which Col. J. D. Clague has presented to the Hongkong Regiment, to be the Regimental Mascot, with RSM W. Matthews (left) and CSM J. Walker. Tho mascot paraded for the first time at the Beating the Retroak yostorday.
(Staff Photographer).
BELOW: Senator Estes Kefouver of Tennessee arrived in Hongkong on Thursday in the course of a world tour. Ho is seen chatting with Mr Robert Clarke (soft), of the United States Information Service, at Kái Tak, (Staff Photo- grapher)
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