1955-10-29 — Page 11

MR R. K. Nehru, India's now

Poking, talking to reporters at Kai

Tai Airport after his

arrival on Wednesday,

(Staff Photographer)

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1955.

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LEFT: The Countess of Limerick, Vice-Chair- the British Red Cross Society, arrived on Wednesday from Peking, where she saturned visit made to Britain last your by Chinese Red Cross delegates. She is zeen with Mr H. Menzies and Mrs Dhun Ruttonjee at a recep- tion in her honour. (Staff Photographer}

THE 6th Composite Ordnance Depot team,' winners of the Army Small: Bore Rifle League, photographed with Brigadier L. N. Chefmeley (seated in centro), who presented the trophy and individual awardı' last Tuesday. (Staff Photographer)

RIGHT: Mr J. M. Wong,

who colebrated his

seventy-ninth birthday on Tuesday, toasted by

hia children, grand-

children and relations at

the birthday party held

at the Kowloon Tong Club.

RIGHT: Friands of Mr and Mrs Murray Todd

at the christening of thair son, Stephen Roger Murray Todd, at St John's Cathe-

dral last Satur- day. (Roy Trang)

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shown around the Queen Elizo- bath School in Kowloon after its official・・ opening on Monday. (Staff Photographer}

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SIR Ralph Enfield (laft), United Kingdom delegate to the Food and Agricul- tural Organisation Council, scen Wednesday's United Nations Association Jun- choon with Mr G. E. Marden, Hon. President of the Associa- tion, and Mr Ma Man-fai, Vice- Chairman, (Staff Photographer) LT-COL Stewart Carter, former Commanding Officer of the Hongkong Regiment, was seen off. by a large number of friends aboard the liner Carthage last week. He has been appointed Head of the British Military Mission to King Idris of Libya. With him In picture above are Captain and Mrs Francis Quah. (Staff Photographer)

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