1928-07-28 — Page 9

SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1928.

THE CHINA MAIL,

OUR HOMESIDE PICTURE SERVICE.

TILDEN'S PARTNER.-F. T. Hunter, one of the United States Davis Cup team who played at the All-England lawn tennis championships at Wimbledon.-(Sport and General).

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S.S. "JERVIS BAY."- Capt. Frederick Daniel of the "Jervis Bay," photographed after the "all well" had been sounded on June 22, following the. "scare" in the Indian Ocean. (Sport and General).

THE FOURTH ANNUAL INDIAN EMPIRE GARDEN PARTY IN AID OF CHARITY, HELD AT THE RANE- LAGH CLUB, LONDON,Lato R.Miss N. Kothawäla; Miss Kothawala; and Miss K. Kothawala (Sport and (General).

MISS EARHART.-Looking out of the cabin of the "Friendship" on arrival in Britain after her 22 hours' flight across the Atlantic, on June 18, as the first woman ever to accomplish the feat. Note her resemblance to Lindbergh.--(Sport and General).

LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS AT WIMBLEDON. LADIES' SINGLES, 3RD ROUND. Mies Helen Wills (U.S.A.)winner-jumps to take a high ball from Mile. V. Gallay. (Sport and General),

HUGE UNIONIST GATHERING. The Prime Minister, Mr. Stanley Baldwin, ad- dressed & gathering of 40,000 people in the grounds of Dundas Castle, near Queens- ferry, Linlithgow, Scotland, the residence of Lady Stewart Clark. Note the microphone,(Sport and General).

FIRST APPEARANCE IN ENGLAND. At the inter-. national horse show. A member of the Vienna Imperial Riding School performing one of his many tricks on hie white stallion.-(Sport and General),

SPEED TEST FOR SPORTS CARS AT BROOKLAN endurance race for sports cars of production type. An exciti bursting into flames of one of the cars. Fortunately no sulted Photo shows the car which caught fire and was sprayed by firemen and General);

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JAPANESE OLYMPIC CREW TRAINING AT HENLEY- ON-THAMES FOR OLYMPIC GAMES (cox) T. Sonobe, (stroke) K Nose, (No. 8) M. Tauchida, (No, 2) 1. Taka- shima, (Bow) H Sato, (Reserve) H. Hamada, (Reserve) H. Sugawara, with Mr Selwyn, their English coach, on right (Sport and General).