1929-04-13 — Page 3

New Orthophonic

ictor Records

Are now on Sale at the

Tsang Fook Piano Co.

20716-Abdul Abulbul Amir

-20249–– Addio a Napole

20321- All Alone

21553-Along Miami Shore

21055- Apache Danco

20762 - Autumn Thoughts,,.

20973 - Beautiful Ohio

10741- Black Horse Troop March

20450 -Blue Skies...

21843-Bum Bong...

21280 Bungalow of Dreams

20311-Chimes of Liberty March

20324- Oharmaine.......

20439-Clock and the Banjo

19771 Olnquantaine, La

21307 - Collegiana...

21701-Oow-boy's Lament

20300-Czesho-Slovakian Dance,.

21342 Desert Song

21321-Down Southi

21763 - Drowsy Waters

36708-Estudiantina

20450-Fulling in Love &c

20752-Faun Waliz

19783 - Faust-Soldiers Chorus

20715-Frankie and Johnnie

21230 From Midnight till Dawn

21735-Gay Caballero

21334-Girl of My Dreame 21055-Golondrina, La 21761-Good-bye Old Paint 19801 Honeymoon Waltz 21343-Hailatujah! I'm & Bum

21760 - Bappy Days &c.

20131 Hawaiian Waitz Medley...

20022 Hawajan Buset...

'21558 Honolulu Sweetheart

21798-1 Oan't Give You &c

21736 I Learned Women &c 20818-In a Little Spanish Town 21053 Just a Memory

▾

21798 I Wonder if You Mids &c. 21802-Jimmy Valentine... 21713-Just a Night for Meditation 20131 Kilima Waltz 10963-Lancers

19783-Land of Hope and Glory

20430-Lolly Pops.

21802-Love Dreame,

20924-Me & My Shadow

20821 Memory Lane.

21765- Minnehaha

20973-Missouri Waliz

19894 Mocking Bird

21591 - My Angel

21015- My Melancholy Baby 19741 National Game March

21639 - Neapolitan Nights 2005b-

do

19763 -On the Campus - March 19763-On the Go - March

19878--Uver the Waves

19878-Paloma, La

20248 0 Fola Mio

20818-Russian Lullaby 20811--Sagamore March 21342- Ramans

4053

do

21334-

do

21214--

do

21591 - Revenge.

21727-Eight out of Heaven

21718 - Roses of Yesterday

21779-She's Funny That Way

Crumit Neoptu, Trio Vic. Sat. Or. Hilo Orch.

Vic Fal Gr. W. Bałutoika Or.

Waltz Soura Crawford

...Me Crintock Crex. Trio

Pryor's

Pic ul. Or.

Wei-neft Roner

F. T. McClintick Rus Chair

Quusky

AT.

Sam-Ka-West

Baltz Crawford

Balalaika Or. M thrus

Cramit Marcin

THỦ PHỦ Austin

Vic Sal, Orck- Met lintock

Orchestru "Afac Morrin Gaiters'

Hita Oich

dr.

Austin

Crunn't

Waltz

Crawford

Austin

F.J.

Crainford Guitars

Old Time Dance Grcky stra

21658 Shoe Shiner's Drag Morton's

21858 Shreveport – St.

85796-Skaters

21883 - Some Day Somewhere

21688 Bonny Boy...

21728

do

21733-

do

35945 - do

21770- do

20022-Bwest Hawaiian Dreams

19861-Sweet blue Bird

20127 Tannhauser...

21760-There's a Rainbow...

20127-Trovatore

19894-Tout Passo Waliz

19771-Vanity

10740 Ukulele Lessons, Pts, 1 & 2,

20809-Volga Boatman Song

21321-When the Robert E. Lee 21727-Where were you &c. 21307 -Yale Blues....

Chorus

... Reser

... Waltz.

... Vic, Sal, Orch.

do

A

...Fum Ku-West ... Orchestra ... Whantling

...Baur

...Austin

...Soura's

...I roubadours

...c. Sal. Orch. ...G Idman Band

dó

...Waltz

...Pryor's Band ...Neapolitan Triv

...Mandolin Or

Pry rs Hand ...Gun ky

...D diren de Bin

Gene Austin ...Wulta

.......Buur

...A T. ...Crawford

...Gene Austin ...Het Peppers

du

A. Wurz

... Waltz

...F. T.

Crawford ...Show

Vic, Sol. Groupi Gene Austin

Hit Orchestra

... Waltz

Pilgrims Chorus ...farvin ...Anvil Chorus

...Whist ing

... Wultz'

...Rua. Choir ...F. T.

...F. T..

...MT.

afc.

etc.

E. HING & CO.

BHIPBUILDING MATERIALS, SHIP CHANDLERS

Hakuwaas MERCHANTS,

PHONEMOENTRALN«. 1116-

{Wing Woo strest

TEL Central 23

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

'PUBLIC SAFETY BILL

VICEROY'S ACTION FOLLOW. ING MR. PATEL'S RULING,

SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1929.

CHINA AND JAPAN.

#

SAFETY OF JAPANESE IN SHANTUNG.

Tokyo, Apr. 12.

New Delhi, Apr. 12. At a joint mooting of the Legis-

It seems that the Nationalists lative Assembly and the Council of State the Viceroy, announced are confident of their ability to that in view of Mr. Patel's Public guarantee the safety of Japanese Safety Bill ruling, he was issuing residents on the railway zone be -aħ Ordinanes whereby he would anaume safety powers to amend tween Tsinan, and Tsingchowfu the rules in order to prevent a after the withdrawal of the Ja similar interruption of business in pangse troops but not so certaini future by the President of either | In'other parts of Shantung, there-i Chamber.

fore they are attempting to per-] sunde Japan to agree either to post- pone evacuation or concentrate re- sidents in the safety withdraw them temporarily to Tsingtao.

Will Not Be Deterred: " Through the bomb outrage a direct threat had been levelled against the whole constitutional lifo of India, therefore he had summoned the two Houses 'to- gether. Speaking as the head of The Government of India 1t be hoved him to make it abundantly plain that the Government would not be deterred by such futile and insensate acts from the discharge of its evident duty, and would take measures to protect the Inw abiding citizens,

zone OF

The Government, however, 18 insisting that Nanking should uphold its pledges of protection for Japanese lives and property la accordance with the terms of the recent settlement and appeurs de- termined to carry out military evacuation in accordance with schedule.

He declared that once the gospel Discussing the situation, the of- of force was admitted as a suit-ficial spokesman asserted that re- able means for attempted coercion | ports that Japanese civilians were of the Government, there would be hastily being withdrawn in large. no conflict of interest, religious, numbers owing to apprehension of racial or economic, which it might danger after the departure of the not be sought to resolve by a troops wore exaggerated, though appeal to force.

he admits that some wero doing 80.--Reuter.

Only Effective Remedy, Dealing with Mr. Patel's ruling, The Viceroy nald it would have the practical effect of debarring the Government from asking the Legislature in give it the addi- tional powers it deemed necessary, The Government recognised that the only appropriate person to interpret in either House the rules under which it worked was the President of the House. If the President's interpretation of The rules gave rise, as now, to a situation in which the Govern- !

Nationalist Assurance,

Nanking, Apr, 12. With reference to the Peking. mesango of yesterday, National offeial circles deny that they have failed to give a promise of protection of all Japanese lives and property in that part Shantung under direct control of the National military authorities.

--Reuter.

of

The Peking message stated ment for grave reasons was un that despite assurances by the able to acquiesce, the only effec-Japanese Consul that full, protec Live remedy was to secure antion will be necorded after the amendment of the rules, to pre- withdrawal of Japanese troops, vent any recurrence of a similar Japanese residents at a meeting at interruption of normal legislative Tainan decided by a large majority

business.

to evacuate all women and chil- The Authoritative Power. dren to Taingiao on April 17 and The Viceroy said the Govern-18, it being belleved the uneast- ment intended to follow that was caused by the alleged course without delay in order to failure of the Chinese authorities secure that progress of legislato deliver à programme of their Intentions for preservation of tion should not be prevented by: the President in either House, peace and order at Tsinan after except by virtue of express powers the Japanese withdrawal.j conferred on him by rules or

standing orders.

Speaking with full knowledge) 444- of much which he necessarily could not publicly disclose, the Viceroy conceived it imperative that the Government should obtain the powers, in the proposed Public Safety Bill. He pecordingly had decided without further delay,to avail himself of the authority conferred on the Governor General under the Government of India Act, to traue an Ordinance giving the Governor General in Council the powers in question.—Reuter.

Mr. Patel, President of the Ansembly, has ruled that the Public Safety BI cannot be dis- cussed until after the Meerut trials.

TRAFFIC. GUARDS NOT POLICE?

PLAN TO FORM. CORPS 19,000 STRONG.

:

The enrolment of A special corps of 10,000 men to be, known as "roads guards" and to be used for traille control is being dia- eusscil by a conference at the Home Office,

The Press have been informed that this conference is examining all the problems involved in Lan- don and the provinces in chang ing over the control of traffic from the police to another specially trained body of men, so that the police can devote all their time to crime. prevention,

Called by the Home Office as the central authority, the confer ence has been sitting on several occasione, and represents the County Standing Joint Com- mittees, the Chief Constables, the the Ministry of Transport and Metropolitan Police.

Problem in London. It has been pointed out that the traffic problem in the provinces is getting increasingly serious bo- cause of the growing number of motors on the roads. The

sug- gestion is that the traffic control police should be gradually re- placed by a specially equipped section of road guards.

These guarde would

have motor-cycles and cars, and they would be armed with local Parliamentary powers

out their work.

and

to 'carry

Nearly a quarter of the police in London are engaged in traffic duties during the day. They are not concerned exclusively with road work, but a great deal of their time is occupied in this way, Trafic guards in the metropolis would be controlled from Scotland Yard, and in the provinces they would be under the local chief constables.

#

THE FILM EVERY LOVER WILL LOVE!

IF your beat boy

friend

suddenly switched his attentions to another, what would you do?"

Nabsorbing situation, m

ΑΝ

story of heart throbs and heartthrills, made into picture that will hold your interest every second!

@smopolitan

Production

The

COMING TO THE

BEATRICE FAIRFAX'S

Lovelom

SALLY O'NEIL MOLLY O'DAY LARRY KENT

1

Metro Goldwyn Mayer

VICTUAR

QUEEN'S Tuesday and Wednesday

Usual Times and Prices.

STAR THEATRE-KOWLOON

TO-NIGHT

At 9.15 p.m.

OPENING OF

W.R. BANVARD'S

ENGLISH COMEDY

COMPANY

in

IN

"A CUCKOO NEST"

The phenomenally successful farce from the Aldwych Theatre, London.

Prices $3, $2 & $1.

Booking at Moutrie's and Star,