1931-10-29 — Page 7

THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY,

OCTOBER 29,

1931.

THE PRIME MINISTER'S

SPLENDID SUCCESS.

YESTERDAY AFTERNOON'S RESULTS

OUTLINED.

London, Oct. 28. |the Conservatives again early drew Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, inter- biond at Peterborough, where the viewed by Reuter at Sraham, said: well-known athlete Lord Burghley from "The result to not only astonish won for the Conservatives

the sitting member, the Labourite ng, but astounding. two gratifying things, one that Mr. cartoonist Mr. J. F. Horrubin.

There

J. II. Thomas has won NO nobly. A second Conservative rain was the other that site Herbert Samuel at Nottingham West, where their

Conservative majority was 6.65.

A beaten apponent AL Darwen. Nothing shows more clearly that the lee tion in a National Government

lection, not a party election.”

Mr. MacDonald intimated that he ditt not care to discuss the re

Stajor W. G. A. Ormeby Gore, a former Under Secretary for the Colonies, and Postmaster General in the Coalition, was returned for Stafford.

dolented whs

Last elections

Ormabr

Final Con

(Continued from Page 1.)

No change.

Major W. a.

CONSERVATIVES WIN GLASGOW SEATS.

19.374

10.011

Lesland, A. B. GLib.)

$.500

Cum. maj.

1,318

Swanken (Swindon). Sir Mitchell Banks (Con.). Dr. C. Addison (Lab.) ...

Con, maj.

Connervative gain.

Lat election?

Addison, Dr. G. (LM)

14,185

22,750 17,892

5,004

Blank, le Mich. Com.) ........ 14,724 Thornborough, F.C. (15)

Lab, mal.

Harwich.

Mr. P. J. Pybus (Lib.) Mr. McKeng (1.nb.)

1lh. maj.

7,000

2341

ed as National Labour Member for Bassetlaw with a 13,000 majority. Sir Robert Horne, Sir Donnid MacLean, President the Board of Education, are back in the now House and Jack Jones will sit again for Silvertown, with one of the largest Labour majorities.

Next Cabinet,

The Prime Minister will prob»| ably wee the King to-morrow, before meeting the old, Cabinet. He is expected also to consult with 26,818 Mr. Baldwin and Sir Herbert 4.220 Samuel. The reconstructed Comet will not be limited to ten 22,580 | niembers as in the ense of the Cabinet formed for the emergency in August.

Last electios!

No change.

Pyhow, 3, 4, KIKA Merhem, Col. J. (Dan) Euit, 4. ind.)

19.

13.609

at

i

130.

2.700

Dr. Christopher Addison. Minis- sults in detail until he lind senter for Agriculture in the Labour

Government, The complete list.

Although fatirued, Mr. MaSwindon by Sir R. Mitchell Banks,

when he had ousted in 1929. 1.29 Donald

Up until

The Mr. P. J. Pyhos, Liberal, who Beteuing to that really over

Sinister of Transport in the wireless, being most auxims hear how his friend Mr. ThomaCoalition, was re-elected for Har Mr.

cewerbed bat Fared.

Reuter.

French Opinion.

Paris, Oct, 28.

IN

45

+1

Ile with "Tarifat" and supports a British Empire policy.

200

Mr. Arthur Henderson. Juor. of the Labour Oppervilium "England has given a a tender, was defeated Jor Cantif

magnificent South. pressive spectacle of recovery," declares the Matin, re-i

Cardiff South,

Mr. Arthur Beans (Can.) 17,976 Arthur Henderson

(Lab.)

En eleccions

Can. maj.

Causervative gain.

Henderson A.... Jun, Tab.). Neatherfot F. T. (Con) Cole J. L. (L)

Lab mal

02-

Anglesey.

Mr. Lloyd George's opponent. Man Megan Lloyd George

(Lib.) Me, Gourlay, had offered to resign

Mr. Lloyd George held his seat, Heeling the general enthusiastiens did his daughter, Miss Megan, admiring comment of the French both agai Conservative press on the British elections.. tegumenti, which the newspapers devoty many

column.

The Muro add that the eberit Mr. Lloyd George would předre | Mr. A. Hughes (Can.). tions cannot Lait to have an vior his support to Mr. MacDonald.

rubber mous repercussion over the whole

Mr. E. T. Camplll, a

work), the English people havingidanter, Conservative, was #lects! shown their determination to react | for Bromley by a large majority, againg the policy of disorder and waste, which determination as

1

Miss Susan Lawrence, an. other Labour loker.

Miss Lawrence Qul.

Miss Susan Lawrence, who was to the Parliamentary Secretary Ministry of Health in the Labsur

5,887

Pariment meets next Tuesday and, after mal preliminaries, will he opened by the King on Novenst

Wann Members.

Thea will be at Jeast a dozen worten members of the new Parlia- mem, of whom eight will be now- comers. None of the former wo- men Labour members were return. ed, but Ludy Astor and the Duchess of Aiholt are both back,

RADIO BROADCAST

CHINESE STUDIO CONCERT FOR TO-NIGHT.

The radio programme to be broad- cast by Z. B. W. on a wavelength of 355 metres to-day is:

pro- gramme of Victor records kindly sup-. plied by Mazars. Trang Fock Piano Co.

6.00-8.00 p.m. European

6.00-8.31 p.m.. Operatic. Faust-Soldiers' Chorus (Gounod);

Arthur Pryor's Band. 36804. Cavallerin Rusticana-Selection

(Matengni).

Creatore's Band. 85815. Paglincel-Selection (Leoncavallo), Traviata-Selection (Verdi).

Creatore's Band. 35701-35807. 6.31-6.01 p.m. European children's programme from the Studio. 6.01-6,50 p.m. Variety. itumorous Duri-1 Ate the Bulunzy!

Billy Murray and Monroe Silver, Humorous Duet-Down by the Gas

Houng,

Alleen Stanley and Billy Murray. 20008. Instrumental-Ilio-Hawaiion March. Instrumental-Braway Waters. 12,989

20702, Kenc'a Hawaiians. Chorus-Happiness Boys Going Abroad. Chorus Happiness Boys in London.

The Happiness Roys, 22491. Piano Solo-Love Mic or Leave Me. Plano Solo-I've Got a Feeling I'm

Falling.

Thomas Waller. 22092, Song-You Will Remember Vienna. Song-I bring a inve song."

18.094 10.0.0 0.850

3,604

Over Hity candidates forefelted their densita of £150 paid ou nomination, through failure to ob tain an eighth of the votes polled, la practically-ev ry case there were either Communists or members of Sir Oraalt Mosley's new party. 14,830

The palls gave an exceptional 19,612 | namber of barge majorities. The smallest wHA at Ukeston where 1,227

a National Labour Member was

Lib. maj.

Last letioni

No change. fierce as M. 19 )

marda, W. (1x) Hughes, A.

(Cen

7,569

Lit, maj.

Bromley

6.61%

Governzornt, was defeated at Baci | Mr. E. T. Campbell (Con.) 47.077 Hany North.

Mr. Gillia (Lab.)

The

11: Cornwall (Northern)} Minister for Education, Sir Donnid |

Marloan Lib.) retained his sent

in a three-cornered contest, with a

Con. maj.

| reducċd majority. One of his op- | Laat eketion i

ponents, Lient, Col. A. M.. Wi.

firms. hot previously sat for the ¿Conservatives.

Sir John Simon has been re

olerted.

9.265

9.266

Richard Crooks. 1500, Organ Solo-Mexicali Rose, Organ Solo.The Four Little Farms.

Sigmundo del Oro. 46181, Humoreus Dialogue-Just A Couple

of Good Guy's Gone Wrong. Humorous Dialogue-Well Wellt

Well!

Hurry Jana & Harold Whalen, 21022,

7.00 p.m. Stock quotations and maili notice.

6.60-7.12 p.m. Orchestra).

Soliloquy (Bloom).

When Day Is Done (Katscher).

Paul Whiteman and His Concert Orchestra. 36828.

The Beautiful Gaintra-Overture

(Suppe arr, Artok).

Berlin State Opern Ureb. 12-59072.

7.12-8.00 p.m. A Concert.

Plano Solo-The Cuckoo (Daquin).. Piano Solo-Fantasia in D Minor

(Mozart).

inns Barth, 20345. Song-Dixie (D. Einmatt).

No change.

!

Jhetes, Lt. Col. I. 4. (Con) Fordham, W. G. (hth) Ashworth, A. 1⁄2 (Lab)

28.442

18,772

10,102

Cen, maj

ཏྭཱ-སུཊྛུ༢

Caranrvon,

A1r. Tom Johnston, Lord Privy Mr. D. Lloyd George (Lib.) 17,101 Sead in the Labour Guvernment, Mr. Gourlay (Con.)

Host bis seat al Surling and

Clackmannan (Western), his last majority of 3,590 becoming minority of 1.819.

a

The Premier's son, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, Under Secretary for the Dominions t the Coalition. related his seat nt Bassetlaw

in a straight sight with a Labourite.

Mr. H. B. Lee Smith, who was Postninster General in the Labour Government, has lost his seat.

Other Labour casualties were Mr. jF 6. Roberts (Minister for Pen- slons) and Mr. F. W. Pethick

(Labour's Lawrence Svorelary to the Treasury).

Sir C. P. Trevelyan (Labour's the Government candidates, as President of the Board of Educu- resul tending to have a steadying effect all over the world, is

been remarkably demonstrated in the working class contres.- Beuter, flection in Canada.

Ottawa, Oct. 28. Gratification at the victorien of

Cx-

Flaancial

11.714

Lib. niaj.

6.387

No change.

Laat election?

Gromer, P. Lloyd (Lib) Davies. 1. 1. (on)

16,647

7,614

Ith T. (Lah.)

4,630

Laft min).

.:53

East Ham North.

L.A. Cal. Mayhew (Con.).. 22,730 Miss Susan Lawrence

(Lab.)

Admiral Dewar, who alot! In the

Con. maj.

Conservative gain.

Lawrence, Miss B. (Lah.) Lers-Jones, J. (Con.) Evana, T. A. (LIN)

Lad. mal.

tion) was defeated.

pressed privately by members of Labour interest after the trouble

Inst election:

Cornwall, Northern.

the Government, although they re-on the IM.S. Roval Oak, was de-Sir Donald Maclean (Lib.) frain from official comment.

It is intimated in Government Bir. Winston Churchill was re-

circles that the new British Gov-

erament hos a mandate for a ten- eral policy of reciprocal tarlif

feated. elected.

1

Sir John Simon was re-olected by great majority against an old

agreements in various parts of the Labour Three-cornered fght, Mr.

Empire.

They consider the resumption of the Imperial Economic Conference

In a Winston Churchill held Epping by

margin.

nu overwhelming at took place at Ottawa in 1932 probable, with An Interest, where Mrs. Leah

inter-Empire trade agret Islington

hased on

a spirited

New

ments.

ran Service.

What Americu Says.

New York. Det. 28.

Lieut. Com. A. M. Williams

(Can.)

Mr. Bennetle (Lak,)

Lib. maj,

Mr. Oliver Baldwin, Labour con of the Co èrvative leader whe lost his seat,

11,769 elected by two votes after five re-

counts. 10,961

Loyal Enthusiasm.

15,000

2.164

Their Majesties the King and Queen, the Prince of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of York and Prince George, were present at _3452 | Drury Lane Theatre in-night.

of enthusinste A great crowd surged through the police cordon 16,876 and men and women waved their and pressed closely to the Royal car

hats and cheered vociferously as 15,520 Their Majesties stepped out..

1,907

1,950

No change. Lust rettun?

Murtean, Sir Donald (Lib.) g., 18,696 William, Lieut. Com. A. X. (Com.) 14,096 Church, P. (Lab)

2,05

Lib, maj.

Tom Johnston (Lab.)

Con, maj,

2,401

Scene In Theatre.

Inside the house, the Royal Party had one of the most en- thusiastic welcomes ever witnessed in any London theatre.

When Their Majesties entered the Royal Box, the whole audience rose and spontaneously sang "God Save the King."

preferential Manning Labour) tariffs, resulting Renter's Ameri-opponent of Viscountess Astor in Sterling & Clackmannan" (Western)

1 is many years since so many Parliament, was defented by Miss Mr. Campbell Kerr (Con.) 14,771 members of the Royal Family have Cazalet (Conservative.)

A theatre together. 12,952 attended For Islington West, the Labour

Reuter ex-Minister, Mr. F. Montague, was

1,819 The “laudslide" in England is defeated. He used to be a con- regarded here as a vindication of juror and is a member of the Mr. MacDonald, who is

very Magicians Circle, In this elec popular in America.

torate a Communist candidate poll- The New York Times in an el no voles at all! editorial declares:

"Labour's victories in Enginnel in the past were due to discontent. discontent has but this time operated against her. The result shows the desire of the English) people for Government with a de pendable majority of its own in the House of Commons, which will ant indulge in wild experiments or extravagance, but strive in all things for stability, sound finan- eial administration and wise erin. duct of foreign affairs."-Router's American Service.

Tariffa Issue.

Washington, Oct. 28. Ofqlals are watching the clec-

Seaham.

Ramsay MacDonald (Nat.

Lab.) Mr. Coxon (Lab.) Mr. Lumley (Com.)

Nat, Lab, maj. .....

No change.. Last_election:

MacDonald, J. R. (Lab.) Fearnley-Whittingstall,

(Con) Easim, 21. A. (Lib.) Pollitt, Com.)

Lab. mas.

Conservative gain.

Last elections

16,70 Johater. (1mb) Fanshawe, Cap G. D. (Cen.) 11.5K

Lab, maj..

1,690

28,978 23,027 677

5,951

Bassetlaw (Nuits.) Mr. Malcolm MacDonald

(Nat. Lab.)

Mr. Watkins (Lab)

W.

25.615

6,121

6,248

3.431

Peterborough.

tion results with some perturba.Lord Burghley (Con) tion, especially because of the be- Mr. J. F. Horrabin (Lab.)

Hef that the return of 20 minny

Conservatives will open Uhe way to

the enactment of protective import

tariffs, which it is felt, however, at sertions

are likely to affect France A.

with

Nat. Lub. maj.

National Labour gain.

SUGAR MARKET.

THE LATEST CABLED QUOTATIONS.

The following cable at the close 27,136 of the sugar market yesterday hab Pen- 13,582 been received by Messrs.

treath and Co.

13,551

Last election

21.581 MarDunaid, M. (Lab.) .. Hume, Williams, Bir Ellia (Con). 18,00

Lab. maj.

7,011

Yorkshire (Spion Valley). 28,904 Sir John Simon (Lib) .. 28,047 15,691 Mr. H. H. Elvin (Lab.) .......

12,966 Lib. maj.

Lundan Terminale. March 1982 6/7% no change. May 12 6/9 up 1⁄2d.

August 1882 6/10

upd.

December 1931 G/4% no change. Buyers at above prices, sellers

asking -d more.

New York Terminals.

May Lewis (Soprano), 1346. Violin Solo-Langt. Tonestykke

(Tone Poem) (Meland). Violin Solo Gumal Brurasint

(Wedding Tune from Hardanger), Halvor Brathen. V20014, Seng-The World Is Waiting For The

Sunrise (Lockhart and Seitz). Reinald Werrenrath (Baritone). 1344, Trio-Down In The Forest (Landon

Ronald).

Do Grant Trio. V-9. Song-Pirate Dreams (Garnett-

Muerter).

Ernestine Schumann-Heink (Contralto). 1300. Violin Solo-Tango (Elman). Violin Solo-Album Leaf (Wagner-

Wilhelraj).

Mischa Elmán. 7106, Plano Solos-(u) A Deserted Farm (b)

Of Be'er Rabbit (MacDowell). Piano Solos-(a) To a Wild Rose (b)

To a Water Lily (MacDowell),

Myrtle C. Eaver. 22101. 8.00 p.m. Local tima and weather report.

3.07-10.30 p..

Concert,

Chinese Studla

10.30 p.m. Rugby mid-day press

nowa.

10.33 p.m. Close down.

LAWN BOWLS SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP.

U. M. OMAR TO MEET LAING IN FINAL

U. M. Omar will oppose J. Laing in the final of the Lawn Bowls Open Yes. Championship of the Colony. terday, at the Club de Recreio, Omar defeated N. Drummond in a semi- final tle by 21 shots to 16, though his victory was no easy one, and the competitors remained on level terms until the 15th head, when Omar obtained a lead of three, which he turned into game by teoring a three on the 19th, head,

Our fully deserved to win, ns he bowled with fine consistency, but Drummond put up an excellent dis play and was not disgraced by his defeat.

The full scores read:

U. M. Omnr. N. Drummond. Hend

Shots Total

Shots Total

2

3

i

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There is no better appetizer than a glass of Pale Sherry.

There is nothing more pleasant after dinneṛ than a glass of Brown Sherry.

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The finest blenda and qualities of Sherries always kept in stock.

Con. maj.

26,640 14,206 12,431 Last election:

March 1932 1.26 up 4 pts. May 1942 1.30 ap 3 pts. July 1932 1.35 up 3 pts. September 1992 1.40 up 4 pis, December 1931 1.29 up 6 pts.

14

15

10

17

18

Conservative gain.

No change.

Biman. Sir John (Lib.) Elvin, 1, 3, (La) Shaukat Terzani (Com.)

12,035 20,100

Horrshin Ja Im- Inner Bir I

110), P. (19)

14,748

Lilb. mal..

242

1,789

Newbold, J. T... (Lab.)

Con...

0,472

Islington West.

4,087

Mr. Donner (Cont.) ................

14,487

14.219

Islington East.

Mr. F. Montague (Lab.)

9,077

Mr. Young (Com.)

8.704

centred

In

Lal, maj,

628

Miss Cazalet (Con.).... Mre, Lenh Manning (Lab.)

27,221

13.111

Con. maj.

4,510

Stafford.

36,950 16,670 4,719

Con. maj,

14,110

*Conservative gain.

18,467 8.040

Conservativo gain,

Con. maj.

20,286 Last wlection i

9,827 Last elections.

No change.

Churchill, W. (Com) Sharp, U. 0, (16.)

Bentham, Dr. Etha] -[Lab) TRAKET, Mayor R. 1. (Cost) Middleton, O. (2.15.)

16,199

Monikus, F. (Imbi} gegeng Derperior Robertson, Malo

D. (000,

10.741

11,18

Brane, D. E. P. (LAN) an

100 House Btrest.

25,978.

1,568

Jab. maj.

4.047.

10,000

her large volume of ports, more than other countries.

Chief attention is

what Canada will do in the event

of Britain being willing to enter

into a general Empire proference Major W. G. A, Ormsby agreement.--Router's

Gore (Con.) Lon Smith (Lab.)

Service.

American

London. Oct. 28.

Lord Burghley.

In the second day's declarations

Con, maj.

Epping. Mr. Winston Churchill

(Con.)

Mr. Comyna Carx (Lib.) Mr. Ranger (Lab.)

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