1929-05-18 — Page 9

SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1929.

THE CHINA MAIL,

OUR HOMESIDE PICTURE SERVICE.

FLYING BY SEAPLANE TO LUNCHEON. Coloriel the Master of Sempill and the Dowager Lady Swaythling seen at the top of Waterloo Pier, after landing from the seaplane.--(Sport and General).

RECEIVES THE KINC-Windsor Castle and its environs from the air, showing St. George's Chapel in the foreground.—(Sport and General).

THE SPEED KING. Thousands of people gathered at Southampton Docks, April 12, to welcome Major H. O. D. Segrave as he arrived in the ss. "Olympic" from America......... (Sport and General).

**THUDDING HOOFS AND BENT BACKS.” — The Long

Course Plate Race in progress at the five furlong post at the

Craven Meeting at Newmarket on April 16. — (Sport and

General).

AMERICAN RYDER CUP TEAM. Our picture shows the team on the roof of the Savoy Hotel in their new "uniform.”—Left· to right, standing: Joe Turnesa, Al Watrous, Horton Smith, E. Dudley, J. Farrell, Harlow (team Manager), Left to right sitting: Johnny Golden, Gene Sarazen, Walter Hagen (Captain), Al Espiñosa, and Leo Diegel.(Sport and General},

TRAIN CRASH-Ten persons were killed and fifteen others

injured when the Paria-Brussels sleeping car express and a goods train were in collision at Hal, near Brussels. General view of the heaped up and shattered coaches after the collision.-(Sport

and General). ·

SEAPLANE TO LUNCHEON.-Colonel the Master of Sempill, with the Dowager Swaythling as pas senger, flew from Hendon, in his "Bluebird" light seaplane, and alighted on the Thames at Waterloo Pier, to attend a luncheon at the Savoy Hotel-(Sport and General).

IMPOSING DEMONSTRATION-The War Office Grounds, Madrid, with tables placed ready to receive the visiting cards and signatures of General de Rivera's enormous number of sympathisers.(Sport and General).

ACROSS THE CHANNEL IN A HYDROCYCLE. Members on

a tug at Dover giving Mr. Roger Vincent a cheer on his arrival

from Calais on April 17.--(Sport and General),

WINSTON'S ELECTION BUDGET. Our picture shows the crowd following Mr. and Mrs. Chur- chill and their son and daughter, Miss Mary and Master Randolph Churchill on their way to the House of Commons, (Sport and General), >

LONDON'S WELCOME. Cheering crowds assembled at Waterlod Station, to welcome home Major H. O. D. Segrave as he arrived from Southampton fresh from his speed triumphs in America (Sport and General).