Universal suffrage operated in. the ral Election yesterday, just has since 1920. Approximately every adult British subject had 3 Vole, regardless of property or other the death of Me- INJ. Savage, te statement said, "the setting the late Prime Minister of New f the new regime at Nanking has the Zeslane, the King said: "The loss of appearance of a further step in the Mr. Savage will be mourned through programme of one country by armed out the Empire where his services force to impose its will upon a will always be remembered with neighbouring country and to block large area of the world from gratitude."
The Cabinet Is remain in office normal political and. economic rela-until after the funeral, which is ex-Nous with the Fest of the world. pected to take place on March 31.
Discrimination Afier that, "Lord Galwi the Governor-General, will consult wit "The developments there appear to the Acting Prime Minister, Mr. Peter be following the pattern of other Braser, in connection with the forma-Fegimes and systems which have been Hon of a new Ministry.—Reuter.
Deepest Regret In London n China under the aegis of id which, in their London, Mar. 27° News of the death of Mr. M. J. Savage, New Zealand Prime Minister, was received in London with the greatest regret.
Mr, Savage, who was 68, had been for some time.
'AL the outbreak fof the war he was recovering {rom 8 severe abdominal operation, but did not spare himself during. the weeks that followed in order to brin the whole-hearted support of New Zealand to the Empire's He attended the coronation of Kin George in 1997.
Newspapers review his work as the head of the Labour Government who.
United States and other third coun-
{ries the enjoyment of long established! rights and equal and fair treatment, which is legally and "The Government of the United States hax noted statements of high Officials of that. outside power that their country intends to respect the political independence and freedom country and that, with the development of affairs in" East intention wil be demon=
Return of the Liberal Government yesterday's election was conceded fay the press today. ible for a number of immeasures, and pay trio bute to his high st 1rd. of publi duty and his. persona character ish Far East Policy The only leading member of any party to make any prediction last Hight on the election result was Mr.
Power, Dominion Postmaster: General, who conceded a maximum 68 seals to the Conservative Opposition, of which 40 might be won In" Ontario.
average {0 heavy" balloting gen= erally was reported 'Owing to the death of the Liberal candidate, Mr. Willie Poisson, voting Three' Rivers. Quebec was posts oned pending nomination of a new Dr. R, J. Manion, the leader of the Conservative Party: was defeated by Liberal candidate, the Rev. Dan Melvor at Fort William, Ontario, The ye-election of Mr. J.B. Michaud, as Minister of Fisheries wa indicated at the Restigouche and Madawaska constituency in New "The Minister of National Defence, Mr. Norman Mcleod Rogers, had an easy. vielory over the Conservative candidate, This result is regarded as Siunificani, since Conservatives: have campaigned against Mr. Rogers for his conduct of the war, throughout the us Minister of Trade and Commerce, in Waterloo, a north constituency of Ontario Is indicated by votes, which far have not been outed, Mr. Norman MeLarty. Minister of Labour, was re-elected for Essex and East Ontario, and. Mr,
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