1955-05-28 — Page 10

THE CHINA MAIL,

SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1955.

MR. D. O. Silver, President of the Ceylon Association, speaking of the quarterly Commonwealth luncheon on Wednesday at the Paramount Ballroom. On the left

is Mr R. G. Dunlop and on the right Mr N. T. Assomull. (Staff Photographer),

LEFT: Scenes at the official opening by His Excellency the Governor of the new headquarters of the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce. His Excellency is seen greeting the Dirac- tors and, later, having refreshments with Me Hui Pee-kok, the Chairman, Lady Grantham and other guests. A long string of firecrackers added the traditional touch. (Staff Photographer)

MR Tong Sheung (left), who won the popular poll conducted by the China Mall for the "Footballer of the Year," poses for a picture with the famous veteran, Mr Lee Wai-tong, after the presentation of the cup on Wednesday. (Staff Photographeri

FRIENDS of Mr and Mrs R. Mackenzie who attended the christening of their baby doughter, Elizabeth Anne, at the Kowloon Union Church last Sunday. (Willie's)

AMANDA LOUISE," infant daughter of Mr and Mrs. M. Vaughan Palmer, was christened

at St John's Cathedral last Sunday. Here' she is with her parents and their friends

after the ceremony. (Staff Photographer)

COMMITTEE of the Hongkong Stage Club, elected at the annual meeting on Tuesday." Front row, from left: Miss J. Tomblin, Miss D. Rovie, Mr Dunning, Mr R. Oblitas (Presi- dent), Miss J. M. Bird, Mrs P. Rowe-Evans, and Mrs Y. Charter. - Back row: The Rev. Fr T. £. Sheridan and Mr E. W. Spong.

(Staff Photo- grapher)

RIGHT: Mr.V.K. Krishna Menon, the Indian diplomat, chatting with Miss Betty Jean Lifton, newspaper correspondent, before he emploned on his way home after his Peking trip. (Staff Photo- grapher)

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