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NEGUS AND INTERNATIONAL LAW

His Position

Lohdon, May 11. The Prime Minister replying to Commons question to the For- cign Secretary regarding the treat- ment in international law of the Emperor of Ethiopia 'recalled that the Emperor had informed Sir Sidney Barton before he eit Addis Ababa he had renounced direction of affairs. The personal position of Emperor thus raised the issues of considerable complexity which must be a subject of careful con- sideration.

To another question Mr. Baldwin replied, the arrangement to give the Emperor and his family pass- age from Jubufi in the Cruiser En- terprise was made In accordance with the desire he had expressed to Sir Sidney Barton to proceed to Palestine. After the voyage had begun the Emperor inquired if it would be possible to convey him direct to England instead of land- ing at Halfa but it was not found possible on practical grounds to make the alteration.

In another Commons question in answer on behalf of the Forelan Secretary, the Prime Minister said that the British legation in Addis Ababa was stin under a Bikh guard but primary responsibility for the maintenance' of order in the Abys sinian Capital now rested with the power which was in military de. cupation of that place

·British Wireless

EMPEROR

OF ABYSSINIA'S........ APPEAL

London, May 11.

TO-DAY'S RADIO PROGRAMMES

Broadcast by Z.B.W. On 355 Metres

1

12.30 to 2.15 p.m.-European pro-

gramme.

13.30 p.m.-Excerpts from "He

· Wanted Adventure."

1 p.m.-Local; Time Signal, and

Weather Report.

W

9.15 p.m.-News and Economic Re- view in Germah, on DJA, DJE, DJN, DJB.

9.30 p.m.--Woman's Hour of Prac-

tical Advice: Home Care of; the Blek

i!

CHINA NEWS

RESEARCH COMMITTEE

Newly Formed Body

Sian. May 4.

In order to have a special organ responsible for the study of exist. ing conditions in this part of the

1.03 p.m.-Four Songs by Richard 9.45 p.m.-Sonata in A minor for

Crooks (Tenor).

Plano by Mozart: Edith Axen-country to serve as a basis for ban- dit suppression and reconstruction

1:15 pm-A Relay of the Hong Kong Hotel Orchestral Lun- cheon programme.

1.30 pm-Reuter Press Bulletins. Rugby Press News, Local: Wea- ther Forecast, time and on- nouncements.

1.40 p.m.-A Relay of the Hong

Kong Hotel Orchestral Lun cneon programme.

2.15 p.m.-Close down

4 to 7 p.m.-Chinese programme. 7 to 11 p.m.-European programme, 7 p.m.-

A Relay from Daventry

Big Ben: Quentin Maclean at the Organ of the Trocadero Cine- ma, Elephant and Castle. 7.15 p.m.-"The Three Men Sulte" Eric Coates) played by Light Symphony Orchestra.

1. The Man from the Country.

2. The Man About Town,

3. The Man from the Sea.

7.30 p.m.--

De Groot and his Orchestra

Samson and Delilah-Selection

(Saint-Saens),

La Fakıma (Yradier). Destiny Baynes).

Waldteufel Memories (arr, Finck) Fantasia on Scottish Airs (arr.

Mulder).

8 pm-Local: Time Signal, Wea- ther Report and Announce~ ments. 8.03.p.m.-

J

From the Studio

A Recital by Mrs. E, O. Drake (Soprano) accompanied Dy Nura Kanis.

|

helo

and in Dutch on DJA, DJB. 10.15 p.m.-To-day In Germany.

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10 p.m.-News and Economic Re-developments, North-west Re: view in English on DJN, DJE Search Committee (Hsl-Pel Yen- Chiu Wel-Yuan-Hu) has been or- ganized here by the headquarters of the Bandit Suppression Forces for the North-west, of which Gen- eral Chang Hsueh-lang is Deputy Commander-in-Chief.

Sound Pictures. 10.30 pm-New German Legisla-

tion-Dr. Fritz Schwiegk. 10.45. p.m.-The Kaleidoscope of Opera, Soloists: Hans Korner. Rio Kube, Rolf Haide,

12 midnight. Sign of DIA DJE,

DJN, DJB (German. English).

RADIO MANILA

Mr. Kan Nal-kwang. Director of the Party and Political Training Department of the Provisional Headquarters of the President

of

n

WORLD-WIDE PLAN TO SEE

ECLIPSE

Stations On Land,

Sea And In Air

FOUR MONTHS' TREK: TWO MINUTES' WORK

London, April 27.

The total eclipse of the sun on June 19 will be the most carefully observed astronomical phenomenon In history. Arrangements for every part of the track of the eclipse to

national Astronomical Union meetg be covered were made at the Inter-

ing in Paris last year.

Observations will be made on the

the Military Affairs, Commission path of total eclipse by bodies of and former Political Vice-Minister observers stationed at different of Interior, has been appointed points. The path begins in the Chairman of the Committee.

Mediterranean south of Sicily. It crosses Greece and the Black Sea, runs north of the Caspian Sea, across Siberia. Manchuria, the ex- treme north of Japan, and ends in the Pacific.

In addition to the Chief-of-Staff 5.30 am-Breakfast Hour of News and Chief Secretary of the Bandit- and Music-English and Span-Suppression Headquarters, who are ish Current Events and Vaude-ex-officio members, the Committe: ville of the Air. conducted by will consist of the following mem- Den Alva. Morning exercises bers: Messrs. Lung-men.

by Prof. G. T. Suva.

7 a.m.-Sign Oft.

6 p.-Sunset Dance Programme

by the Lyric Orchestra. 5.20 p.m.-Spanish Informatiojal

Period.

6.35 p.m.-English

Period:

Infornational.

6.55 p.m.-Stock quotations, througn the courtesy of Swari, Culbert- son and Fritz.

Shul Tzu Wang Hsing-tung: Chien Nai- hsin and. Wang Wei-hain- Kuo Min.

THE REDS' OPERATIONS

Sian, May 3.

Ꭸ;

There, at the extreme southern limit. British astronomers and scientists from the New Zealand Government Research Department will be waiting in the uninhabited Phoenix Islands. close to the Equator.

British: astronomers will also be cruising south of Athens. Prof. Forn d'Arturo hopes to photograph the corona trom Greece, and a General Yang Bu-cheng, Direc-Rumanian astronomer, Dr. Doniteh, presents tor of the Slan Pacification Head- will observe from the north coast "Aires Filipinos" with Juan quarters, returned here from Han- of Asia Minor. Silos Jr, and his String En-cheng. eastern Shenal. by motor. semble.

car yesterday to confer with Gen-

7 p.m.-La Insular Cigar and

Cigarette Factory

7.20 p.m.-"Rincon Espanol," fea-eral Chang Hsueh-liang. Acting

turing Ramon Estella..

7.35 pm-Pleasure Dome of Kub

lal Kahn (Griffes)-Eugene Ormandy and the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra,

MEASURING WAVE-LENGTH

Three American parties and one Commander-in-Chief of the North British wil make observations in westem Bandit-suppression Forces, the US.SR. where 12 Russian. regarding the rounding up of the parties will also be stationed. The remnant "Reds" on the western British scientists, with Prof, J. A. bank of the Yellow River.

Carroll, of Aberdeen, will be at Since the creation of his provi- Omsk. Prof. Carroll hopes to de- sional headquarters at Hancheng fine the solar substance "coronium" last month. General Yang has | by measuring its wave-length with 2. None but the Lonely Heart-8 p.m.-To be announced.

Tschaikovsky.

8.15 p.m.-"Apo on the "Air" spon- been directing the 7th and 38th an Instrument never before used

PROGRAMME

1. Thank God for a Garden-Del

Riego.

3. Waltz Song-"Merrie England":

Edward German..

4. The Hills.--Frank La Farge. 5. Annie Laurie-Liza Lehmann. 8.20 p.m.-

Violin Solos by Fritz Kreisler ·

1. Humoreste, Op. 101, No. 7-

Dvorak.

2. Caprice. Viennois-Kreisler. 3. Serenade-Lchar.

4. Liebesleid (Love's SorrOW).

Kreisler.

5. Liebesfraud

Kreisler.

8.40 PML-

(Love's Joy)-

7.45 pm-Elizalde y Cla, presents.

Jullo Esteban-Anguita, pianist.

The party has already started on its 3.000 miles Journey to the Kirghiz Steppes.

sored by the Cebu Portland | Armies under Lieut-Generals Fens in clipse observations. Cement Company.

Chin-tsai and Sun Wel-au in the operations against the remnant "Reds" In northern Shensi. Al traces of bandits at Ichwan, north- ern Shansi, having been removed.

3.30 p.m.-Basque Presentation, 8.45 p.m.-Stock Quotations

Local Market Reports.

9 p.m.-N.E.P.A. Programme.. 9.30 p.m. Tirso Cruz

and

and

his

Manila Hotel Orchestra: 10.30 p.m.-Sign Off,

A Relay from Daventry London Lights Cut into a slice of life in the Middlesex Metro- polis. Devised by Cecil Mad-7

den.

p.m.-A. Relay of the Daventry News Bulletin (Copyright by Reuter)....

9.20 p.m.-

Songs by Mary Kay (Contralto) 1. My Ain Folk (Mills),

2. A Brown Bird Singing (Haydn

Wood):

3. Love's Old Sweet Song (Mol-

ley".

9.30 p.m.-

From the Studio

A Jazz Recital by Ozo and His

Boy Friends. 10. p.m.-

.

Big Ben: Band Selections Martha-Selection (Flotow).

El Abanico-March (arr. Hume). Under the Banner of Victory

March (Von Blon). Patience--Selection (Sullivan). The Bells of St. Malo (Rimmer). Semper Fidelis March (Bousa), 10.30 p.m.-Old Dance Favourites. 11 p.m.-Close down.

BERLIN PROGRAMME

4.50 p.m.-Call DJ3. DIN, DIQ

(German, English), German Folk Song.

4.55 0.m. Greetings to our listeners. 5 p.m.-Brass Band.

EMPIRE RADIO

Hong Kong Times TRANSMISSION 2

The following frequencies will be used:-

OSH 31.47 Mc/s (13.97 m.). OSO 17.79 Mc/s (18.86 m.).

p.m.-Big Ben: Quentin Maclean,

at the organ of the Trocadero Cinema, Elephant and, Castle. 7.15 p.m.-The B.B.C. Empire Or- chestra (leader, Daniel Melso), conductor. Eric Fogg. 8.15 p.m.-A Talk. by Maurice

Healy.

8.35 pm-Musical Interlude. 8.40 p.m.-London Lights.

9 pm The News and Announce-

ments.

9.20 p.m.-Military Banda.

TRANSMISSION 3

Two of the following frequencies will be used:-

GBG 17.79 Mc/s (18.88 m.). GBF 15.14 Mc/s (19.82 m.), OSD 11.75 Mc/s. (25.53 m.).

10 pm-Big Ben; A Recital" by

Cecli Dixon, piano.

10.15

p.m. The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra (leader, Bertram Lewis); conductor, Richard Austin.. from the Pavi- llon, Bournemouth,

11.45 pm-Douglas Vine and Algy More in syncopated songs at the piano.

11.55 p.m.-The News and An-

nouncements.

12.15 a.m.--The B.B.C. Dance Or- chestra, directed by Henry Hall

man.

5.30 p.m.-News and Economic Re 12.50 am-The B.B.C. Dance

view in English

chestra (continued).

5.45 p.m.-Introducing

6.30 p.m.-Sonats in A minor for Plano by Mozart: Edith Axen- feld,

6.46 p.m.-News and Economic Re-

view in German

The youngster in the art gallery looked long and earnestly, at the painting. Then he read the in- scription.

The expedition will take · four

the two Shensi armies are pushing months, and observations must be made within two and a quarter. northwards to Yenchwan and Yen-

minutes the time of the chang in order to establish contact

total

with the 64th Division under Lieut-

eclipse. General Kao Kuei-tzu at Suiteh: northern Shensi, And with the Troops on the eastern bank of the yellow River in western Shansi-Kuo. Min.

CANAL TO BE IMPROVED

Tientsin, May 4.

expenditure

Plans involving an

of $30 millions for improvement b: the Grand Canal have been mapped out by the North China River Conservancy Commission. and will be submitted to the Na- Elona! Economic Council for ap- proval.

A third British party under Prof. F, J. M. Stratton, will be at Kami- shari in the island of Hokkaido. Japan is providing nearly as many scientific parties as Soviet Russia, 11 in all. A special flight of aero- planes is to be arranged for the observations.

In this country only a partial eclipse will be seen, and that at five o'clock in the morning," Jum- mer Time, weather permitting.

CONSERVANCY WORK

Report Submitted

Nanking. May 4.

According to the scheme, the Grand Canal will be deepened, and readjusted so as to link up with the Yang-tate, Huai and Chientang Rivers, thereby fostering shipping

A comprehensive report on ité between the provinces of Hopei, progress of conservancy work for Shantung, Kiangsu, Anhwel and the Hua River,

northern Cheklang. Minor canals will also Kiangsu, has been submitted to be dug for and Irrigation pur- the Nationa, Economic Counell by poses.-Kuo Min.

Mr. Cheng Bhao-ching, Deputy- Director of its Hydraulic En- gneering Bureau, who recently returned from an inspecion trip together with other Government officials and technical experts. The report siates, in brief:

London, May 11,

(1)After 11 months' work, the

com- The League Council at its ninety-water lock at Kanyu was second session at Geneva this pleted last month at a cost of evening, the British delegate Mr.

over $67.000.

AFRICAN DISPUTE

TO STAY

Anthony Eden the president, decid- (2). With operations started in ed to maintain against the pro- February, 1931, the construction. test of the Itaifah member, Baron of the sluice at Shaopo is making relating to the Italo-Ethiopian dis-peted by the end of June, Alois. item eighteen of its agenda good progress, and will be com-

The

gun in March, 1934, and wil be (3), Construction of the sluice at Hualying (Tsingkiangpu) was be- ready for operation by the end of

June.

The engineering expenses total $750,000.

(4) The hydraulic engineering Operations for diverting the

12.30 am-Talk Down to the Bea in Ship-Sea Communica- tions: (5) Life at Sea," A Bea-pute. The decision was unanimous cost of the profect is $600,000.

--the vote of Italy as party to dis- Or-wards Baron Alofal accompanied by

pute not being counted. After other members of the Ital'ans de legation walked out of the Council. chamber as a demonstration - their disapproval. The Spanish and Danish members spoke in op- position to Baron. Aloisi's proposal ta exclude the Italo-Ethiopian dis-

waters of the Hual River into the pute from the agenda. The Ethio-

Bea are estimated at over plan representative also spoke. $8,800,000. More thari 200,000 "Oh, I like it well enough," he Geneva press telegrams state that labourers are now engaged in the answered, "but I don't understand Italo-Ethiopian question will very work; the first stage for the and to decide not to recognise, thẻ | 9 pm-8ign off for South Asia | It.”

probably come up to-morrow ‘at a earth-work will be completed" by territorial extensions or exercise of (Germ. Engl.).

"What is it you don't under-public session in the form of a the end of this month. alleged sovereignty resulting from 9.05 p.m.-Ca) DJA and DJE (Ger- stand?"

motion adjourning any new deci- the illegal recourse to armed force

"Why, it says, "Wild Horses-ston until the resumed meeting of and violation of international

After Rosa Bonheur." I can see the the Council sometime between June. obligations

9.10 p.m. -Greetings to our Listen horses all right, but Where's the 16th and 20th --

girl they're after?"

British Wireless,

Geneva messages report the Emperor of Ethiopia has addressed 7 pm-Concert of Light, Muno: a note to the" League of Nationa | B p.m.-News in English-Sien "off from Jerusalem appealing to states DIQ. members to pursue their efforts to 8.15 p.m.-Concert of Light Music ensure the respect for the Covenant (continued).

British Wireless.

man English)

German Folk Song.

"Do you like it?" asked his mo- ther,

(5) The $500.000 project for å movable dam at Yangchuang haa

been half completed and' will be ready by the end of August:--- Kup Min.