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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1929 TODAY'S REPORTS - "FROM RIDINGS IN ~ BRITISH ELECTION (Continued from page 1) Sir George Hennessey (Cons.). Un- changed. LEEDS, CENTRAL, Hon. R. D. man _(Lab.). Unchanged. OVENTRY, P. J. Noel Baker, (Lab.). Labor gain from Cons. WEST HAM, UPTON, Ben Gar- diner (Lab.). Labor GRAVESEND, KENT, L. J. Alber- ry (Cons.). Unchanged. FROME, SOMERSET, F. (Lab.). Labor gains from Harwich. ESSEX, P. J. Pybus (Lib.). Liberal gain from Cons, Frogmore, GLAMORGAN, Rt. Hon. Hartshore Lab.). Unchanged. EAST HAM NORTH, Miss Susan Lawrence (Lab.). Unchanged. +L ANCASTER, H. . Ramsbotham (Cons.). Cons. gain from Liberal. CAMBRIDGE, Sir Douglas Newton (Cons.). 'Unchanged, D Gould Cons. Vernon W. A. HARE OPTOMETRIST 23Y/, Simcoe St. North Hundreds of peuple wear with utmost comfort Hare's Faultless Lenses fein from Cons. | 8 EAST HAM SOUTH, A. Barnes (Lab.); Unchanged. SWINDON, Christopher Addison (Lab.). Unchanged. WEST LEEDS, T. W. Stamford (Lab.). Unchanged. CENTRAL CARDIFF, Capt. E. N.|C Bennett (Lab.). Labor gain from Cons, NORTHERN Capt. F. Graham (Cons.). Unchanged. LEEDS, NORTH, Capt. Osbert Peake Cons.). Unchanged. NORTHEAST LEEDS, Major J. B. Birchall (Cons.). Unchanged. _ BURY, ST. EDMUNDS, Rt. Hon. W. L. Guinness (Cons.). Unchanged. NORTHEASTERN DERBY- SHIRE, Fran} Lee (Lab.). Unchan- ed. EDDISBURY, .. .CHESHIRE, R. Russell (Lib.). Unchanged. WIDNES, LANCASHIRE, A. G. Cameron (Lab.). Labor gain from Cons, MAIDSTONE, KENT, COMM. C. Bellairs (Cons.). Unchanged. SOUTHEASTERN ESSEX, J. R. Oldfield (Lab.). Labor gain {rom Cons. EAST CARDIFF, J. E. Edmunds, Lab.). Labor gain from Cons. NORTH LAMBETH, LONDON, G. R. Strauss (Lab.). Labor gain from Liberals, . ROMFORD, ESSEX, H. T. Mug- geridge (Lab.). Labor gain from Cons. CAMBRIDGE, Capt. R. Briscoe (Cons.). Unchanged. HEREFORD, H. F, Owen (Lib.). Liberal gain from Cons, STRETFORD, LANCASHIRE, Sir Thomas Robinson, Ind-Constitution- alist. Unchanged. PERTH, PERTH AND KINROS, A. N. Skelto (Cons.). Unchanged. vice. 3 p.m. 8 p.m. Free Methodist Church OF CANADA Announce the Opening of a Mission Work in this City Place of Worship PEERLESS BUSINESS COLLEGE room Over Arcade Store, Hours of Service .SUNDAY, JUNE 2nd -- Preaching Ser- THURSDAY, JUNE 6th--Prayer Service An old fashioned people with fashioned welcome. Come and test your Welcome { ALL ARE INVITED PASTOR.--REYV. Simcoe St. North. old an E. R. ORSER CUMBERLAND, | C CHESTERFIELD, George Benson (Lab). Labor gain from Liberals. FINSBURY, LONDON, G. N. Gil- lett (Lab.). Unchanged. STALYBRIDGE AND HYDE, H. H. Lawrie (Lab.). Labor gains from ons. CARDIFF SOUTH, Arthur Hen- derson, Jr. (Lab.). Labor gain from ons. KENNINGTON, LONDON, L. W.| C Matters (Lab.). Labor Cons. HEYWOOD, AND RADCLIFFE, LANCASHIRE, Col. A, England, (Lib.). Unchanged. HILLHEAD, GLASGOW, Sir Ro- bert Horne (Cons.). Unchanged, STREATHAM, LONDON, Sir William Lane-Mitchell (Cons,). Un- changed. SUDBURY, SUFFOLK, Col. H. W. Burton (Coms.). Unchanged. MALDEN, ESSEX, Lt. Col. E. Ruggles-Brisen (Cons.). Unchanged. NORTHAMPTON, Lt. T. L. Ma- lone (Lab.). Unchanged. WOODBRIDGE, SUFFOLK. GUILDFORD, SURREY, Sir Hen- ry Buckingham (Cons.), Unchanged. SOUTHERN CORSET, Viscount Cranborne, (Cons.), Unchanged. COLCHESTER, O. Lewis (Cons.). Unchanged. HOWDENSHIRE, YORKS, Maj. W. H. Carver (Cons.). Unchanged. NORWOOD, London, Sir Walter Greaves-Lord (Cons.). Unchanged. CREWE, J. W. Bowen (Lab.). La- bor gain from Conservative, Woodbridge, Suffolk GUILDFORD, SURREY, Henry Buckingham (Cons.), changed. SOUTHERN CORSET, Viscount Cranborne (Cons.), unchanged. COLCHESTER, O. Lewis (Cons.), unchanged. HOWDENSHIRE, YORKS, Maj. W. H. Carcer( Cons.), unchanged. NORWOOD, LONDON, Sir Wal- ter Greaves-Lord (Cons.), unchang- ed. CREWE, J. W, Bowen (Lab.), La- bor gain for Conservative. SOUTH ABBERDEEN, Sir Fred- erick Thomson (Cons.), unchanged. NEWTON, LANCS., Robert Young (Lib.), unchanged. WESTERN DORSET, Major W. P. Colfox (Cons.), unchanged . EAST HULL, G. Muff (Lab.), La- bor gain from Conservative. NEW FOREST and CHRIST- CHURCH, Lt. Col. Wilfred Ashley (Cons.), unthanged. EASTERN SURREY, J]. F. W. Galbraith (Cons.) unchanged. HULL SOUTHWEST, J. Arnott (Lab.), Labor gain from Cons. HEMSWORTH, YORKS, J. Guest (Lab.), unchanged. BROMEY, Lt. Col. Hon. C. James (Cons.), unchanged. CROYDON NORTH, Lt. Col. G. K. M. (Cons.), unchanged. SALISBURY, WILTS, Hugh Mor- rison( Cons.), unchanged , BUCKROSE, YORKS, Major A. ... Braithwaite (Cons.), unchanged. KENSINGTON SOUTH, Sir W. Davidson, Cons.), unchanged. CROYDON SOUTH, Rt. Hon. Sir William Mitchell, Thorson (Cons.), unchanged. YEOVIL, SOMERSET, Major G. F. Davies (Cons.), unchanged. BOURNEMOUTH, Brig. Gen. Sir Menty Page Croft (Cons.), unchang- od. DERBY (two members) Rt. Hon. gain' from Sir un- J. H. Thomas (Lab.), and W. R. A Cordial Invitation! Is Extended to The People of Oshawa and vicinity To See a Full Showing of the new MARQUETT VIKING AUTOMOBILES In General Motors Auditorium - Corner Mary and Richmond Streets TONIGHT from 7 o'clock to 10 o'clock TOMORROW jrom 9 a.m. to 10 p.m, 'I majority Raynes (Lab.), one Labor gain from Conservative. CLEVELAND, YORKS, W. Mans- field (Lab.), Labor gain from Con- servative. .. LOUGHBOROUGH, LEICESTER, E. Winterton (Lab.)," Labor gain from Cons, ' + BASSETLAW, NOTTS, Malcolm MacDonald (Lab.), Labor gain from ons, THURSK and MALTON, YORKS, Sir Edmund Turton (Cons), un- changed. i SPEN VALLEY, YORKS, Sir John Simon (Lib.), unchanged. DEVIZES WILTS, Percy Hurd (Cons.), unchanged. . LIMEHOU E., LONDON, Major C. R. Attlee (Lab.), unchanged. CATHCART, GLASGOW, Capt. J. P. Hay (Lib.), unchanged. SPRINGBURN, GLASGOW, G. D. Hardie (Lab.), unchanged. EAST GRINSTEAD, SUSSEX, Sir Henry Crautley (Cons), un- changed. ST. PANCRAS NORTH, LON- DON, J. Marley (Lab.), Labor gain from Cons. POLLOK, GLASGOW, Rt. Hon. Sir John Gilmour (Cons.), unchang- ed. LEWES, SUSSEX, Rear Admiral T. P. H. Beamish (Cons), unchanged. (Cons.), unchanged, EPPING, Rt. Hon, Winston Chur- chill (Cons.), unchanged. LLANDAFF and BARRY, GLA- MORGAN, C, E. Lloyd (Lab.), La- bor gain from Cons. SHREWSBURY, SALOP, G. A. V. Duckworth (Cons.), unchanged . AYR, BUTE and NORTHERN, Lt-Gen. Sir A. Hunter-Weston (Cons.), unchanged. LOUTH, LINCOLN, Lt. Col. A, P. Heneage (Cons.), unchanged. FAREHAM, HAMPSHIRE, Maj.- Gen, Sir Davidson (Cons.) unchang- ed, DUMFRIES, Dr. J. Hunter (Lib.), Liberal gain from Cons. RENFREW WESTERN, Dr. R. Forgan (Lab.), Labor gain from Cons. GLASGOW MARYHILL, J. S. Clarke (Lab.), gain from Cons. MOSSLEY, LANCASHIRE, H. Gibson (Lab.), Labor gain from Ind. BOLTON, two members, Albert Law (Lab.) and M, Brothers (Lab.), two Labor bains from Conservatives. CLITHEROE, LANCASHIRE, Capt. W, Brass (Cons.), unchanged. ISLE OF ELY, James De Roths child (Lib.), Liberal gain from Cons. SEAHAM, DURHAM, Ramsay MacDonald (Lab.), unchanged. ONSDALE, LANCASHIRE, Lord Balniel (Cons.), unchanged. WESTBURY, WILTSHIRE, Maj. Hon. R. E. Long (Cons.), unchanged. SURREY, EPSOM, Comm. A. R. J. Southby (Cons.) unchanged. LANARK LANARKSHIRE, .T. Dickson® (Lab.), Labor gain from Cons. WIRRALL, CHESHIRE, J. Grace (Cons.), unchanged. HEXHAM, Land: Lt. Col. (Cons.) unchanged. SPENNYMOOR, DURHAM: I. Batey, (Lab.) unchanged). HORSHAM AND WORTHING: Rt. Hon, Earl Winterton (Cons.) unchanged, LEOMINSETR, HERTS: E, W. Shepperson (Cons.) unchanged. EDINBURG EAST: Dr. Shields, (Lib.) unchanged. TAUNTON, SOMERSET: Lt. Col. A. H, Gault (Cons.) unchanged. ASHFORD, KENT: Rev, R. M. Kedward (Lib.) Liberal gain from Cons. HOIDERNESS, YORKS: 8. Sav- ery (Cons.) unchanged. BRIGG, LONCOLN: D. Quibell (Lab.) Labor gain from Cons. WYCOMBE, BUCKS: Major Gen, Sir Alfred Knox (Cons.) un- changed. SOUTH AYRSHIRE, AYR AND Bute: J. Brown (Lab.) unchanged. DOVER, KENT: Major J. Astor, (Cons.), unchanged. THE WREKIN, SALOP: Miss E. Picton Turberville (Lib.) Labor gain from Cons. STIRLING AND CLAKMANNON WESTERN: Tom Johnston (Lab.) Labor gain from Cons. STOKE: Lady Cynthia Mosley (Lab.) Labor gain from Independ- ent, BEWDLEY, WORCESTBR: Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin (Cons.) un changed. : WHITEHAVEN, CUMBER- LAND: M. P. Price (Lab.) Labor gain from Cons, LICHFIELD, STAFFORD: J. Lovat® Fraser (Lab.) Labor gain from Cons. PONTEFRACT, YORKS: Tom Smiht (Lab.) -Labor gain from Cons, SHIPLEY, YORKS: W. Mackin- der (Lab.) unchanged. LLOYD GEORGE KEY 70 SITUATION (Continued From Page 1) and Misg KE. Picton Turberville. The former is a Liberal and the last three Labor, Mr. Lloyd George will have his daughter with him in the House; "Uncle" Arthur Henderson, form- er Labor Home Secretary, will have two sons, and Premier Bald- win will have his son with him. though on the Labor benches. Both Sir Oswald Mosley and hig wife, Lady Cynthia Mosley, will be La- NORTHUMBER- Clifton Brown i| bor. members of the next Parlia- ment. They are Labor's most prom- inent titled recruits. Lady Mosley defeated Col. John Ward, former navy who ran as an Independent in Stoke-Upon Trent, This will be her second time in parliament. All three party leaders have been elected. Mr, Lloyd George's in Carnarvon district dropped 3,500 in the first threg- cornered contest of his long poli- tical career, Thomas Rhys, Labor, who lost his sight in the World War,, came second to the Libera leader. Rt. Hon. J. Ramsay Macdonald, Labor leader, led the combined vote of his .Conservative, Liberal and Communist opponents by more than 22,000 plurality. He secured 35,615 votes in Seaham division of Durham, against 6,821 for W. A. Fearnley-Whittingstall, Conserva- tive, and 5,266 for H. A. Haslam, Liberal, and 1,431 for H. Pollitt, Communist. eli STONE, STAFFORD, J. Q. Lamb, Premier Baldwin also fought his first three-cornered fight in Bewd- ley, Worcestershire. He polled 16,5693 votes to 2,675 for the Lab- orite, Sardius Hancock, and 7,186 for the Liberal, S. B. Carter, giving him a plurality of 6,832 over both his gpponents, There were some huge varia- tions in majorities. In Normanto, Yorkshire, the Labor candidate, F. Hall had a majority of 20,732, while in Ladywood, Birmingham, W. Whiteley, Labor, was elect=d by the narrow margin of 11. In Hendon, Middlesex, Sir Philip Cun- liffe-Lister, president of the Board of Trade, rolled up a majority of 16,324, while in the Hartlepools W. Ww. Howard Critten, Conserva- tive, was elected with a majority of 138. Immediately after Mr. Lloyd George learned of his election, he drove from Carnarvon to Llandud- no Junction, to catch the train for London. He declined to discuss the general situation throughout the Kingdom. Labor Lead Reduced London, May 31.--Thke Labor party, maintaining the striking lead it began to amass with the first re- turns in yesterday's general election continued to hold its commanding position as returns came in from this morning's counting, The commanding position of the Labor party, however, was being cut a little as the day wore on ana at two o'clock, this afternoon the position of the Conservatives had been somewhat improved. The standing then was as follows: Labor, 158; Conservatives, 120; Liberals, 21; Nationalists, 3; Pro- hibition, 1; Ind. Cons. 1. The clear majority of the Labor party at that time over the other parties was 11. A half hour previ- ously it had had a clear majority of 24. In the half hour between 1.30 and 2 p.m., the Conservatives won 26 seats while the Laborites won only 16, The Liberals had won 3, while the other minor par- ties held their own. Labor Still Gaining London, May 31.--Labor's tide® still flows swiftly. Today's early returns from yesterday's general election brought Labor gains from the Conservatives in Nottingham South, the Peterborough division of Northampton, Carlisle, Leeds Cen- tral, Coventry, West Ham and Frome. In Coventry the Laborite, P. J. Noel Baker, defeated Major Sir Archibald Boyd-Carpenter, for- mer financial secretary to the ad- miralty in the Conservative govern- ment. In the central division of Notting- ham and East Harwich, the Lib- erals made guing from the Conser- vatives. In other divisions Conservative majorities were cut down, except in Eastbourne and Oxford, where the government can- didates increased their votes over the 1924 election. Viscount Defeated In Shoreditch, London, Labor gave a knockout to Viscount Knen- worth, well known amateur boxer running as a Conservative, Ernest Thurtle, Labor member of the 'last house, was the successful eandidate, Viscount Knebworth is the son and heir of Lord Lytton. Thurtle has been a consistent advocate of the abolition of capital punishment in the army. L. H. Gluckstein, the Conserva- tive defeated in East Nottingham, was the tallest candidate in the field. He stands six feet, seven and a half inches in height. A. Hayday, the Laborite elected in West Not- tingham, is the father of 20 chil- dren. He increased his majority from 2,992 in the 1924 election to 10,317 yesterday, That is to say 46 Liberals are al- read yelected and 46 Liberals sat in the last House at dissolution. Lloyd George therefore has the cheering prospect of adding to his following from the 67 ridings yet to report, some Welsh and certain for his column. In the gains and losses column to date Liberals have won 22 seats and lost 14, pointius to a final net gain of at least 8 geats, which would give Lloya George 54. With the Conservatives and Laborites not far from balanc- ed the little Welsh wizard thus holds all the trumps, It is a situa- tion reminiscent of the eighties and nineties when the Irishmen hela tne balance of power as between Lib- erals and Unionists. One hears on every side gossip about a possible coalition against the Socialists. But that is easier said than done. Fail- ing that, what? Another election in the lata autumn? HIGH LIGHTS + BRITISH ELEGTION (Continued From Page 1) as a Prohibitionist candidate for one of the two Dundee seats. Former Minister Elected Rt. Hon. F. O. Roberts, minister of pensions in MacDonald Labor min- istry, was re-elected in West Brom- wich. London, May 31.--Sir John Gil- the | No matter what price or style you desire in a fountain pen, ask your nearest Waterman's Dealer to show you the tray of Number 7 Pens. Try the seven pen-points. 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