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LOCAL RACING

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Mr. L. Reidy's Pride of Isingtao, (Mr. Fung)

MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1935.

LORD LOTHIAN

UNEMPLOYMENT

3

Further Drop In Scotland

On Italy's Case

165 lbs. Won by short nead, the same between second and third. Time: 29.2. 59.3, 1.30.2.

Pari-mutuel:

Win: $25.30.

Place: $8.20, $9 $14.70. Also ran:-Cavalcade (Mr. P. P. Botelho) 155 lbs., Clear View Mr, Lang) 153, Don (Mr. F. F. LI) 160, Flybynight (Mr. Ralph) 150, Flying Tourist (Mr. Pan) 146, Oold Coln (Mr. Roza 154. Mayflower (Mr. Tang Man War 136, Mersey (Mr. Deltz) 140, Pacific-Hall (Mr. Davis 149. Pride of Tsingtao (Mr. Y. T. kung 155. Racing Boy (Mr. W. H. Clioy) 142, Rousseau, (Mr. W. c. Poy 135. West Parade (Mr. Butler) 143,

Place.

1741.

Insuranone

Cantofi insuruLICUM.

SINC

$130

Underwriter

$1,10

$8.10

Union lawuran $379

Chiza Fires ..................

$382

H.K. Fins.....

$390 31-0

$180

International Ásvcu, S.

Shipping

Betting

*38

Dunglass

$35

Win.

14

Steamboats

13

1s: Pony

251

353

130

Ludos (pect.)

330

2nd Pony

254

287

$13

Du. (der)

312

3id Pony.

102

117

74/4rt.

74/40

The Field

840

88'1

$14

Mining

70 cla

Total

1,447 1.538

314

Balateos

121 cts.

Baguio Gold

clk,

Bo

|13 22.

Do.

Goldfield

3 ota

Big Wodge.........

5 ctr

Gold Beter - 13.

et..

30 at

Gold Crook.......................

12+ ctu

! i

FEL!!!

SILE

76 cts. Autamaks

Benguet Consolidated $10 60 x div.

DU Exploration 18 CLS

ضان 18

United Paracales....

Sulacot Mining.......... 14 cis.

O eta Ipo Mining.........

36m logon

15/8

erlix. 16.85

£2.30

Kallus

Langkala (single).

3.

Exploratiuasaan. Shanghai Loaia S.

$13

14

101

372 Bro

Venezuem Gold Fide,)

Decks, WharTIE,

Godowna, the

1. A. & K. Wharvos.

1Ju (DOW))

Provident (ok) 60.

Do,

JJU.

(old)

[UCW; ***]

፡፡

108

$103

121

$3

361 32,10

6. Hunan Handicap (1 Mile) Mr. L. Dunbar's Liberty Bay, 168

lbs.

(Mr. Frost) Mr. Hen's Gladiator, 140 lbs.

(Mr.. Black) Mr. Dynasty's King's Warden,

1

2

143 les....M, Butler) Won by tour lengths, half length between second and third.

Time 28.2, 56.4, 1.26.1, 1.55.1. Pan-mutuel:-

Win: $9.30.

Place: $6.60, $11.40. Also ran:-Cossack's Beauty (Mr. Lang 147 los.: Soldier of Britain

Mr Deitz) 151.

Betting

172

Win.

$70

2nd Pony

641

3rd Pony

150

Eo otu.

The Field

565

Place.

188

49

176

18+

Total

1.356 413

1163 Shangua Docks S.

--

378

34

1937)|| Hangxows

70 cts.

$80

H.A. W. Docks

5. Cuma Mou

New Engineeringas.]

......

Lands, Hotels, and

Buildings

J.B. Höwin

$3,15

33.10

$24.40

1231

110

313

$10

D. 4% Debentures Sungas Land..... Metropolitan Laside..

$4

H.K. Roaldes...

$4

VEN

Do. Debentures.

$35

171

Humphreys, ann

D

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New Asia diocel ... Asia Reallin “a”S.

Du.

Chinero. Eta......

Cotion Mu

Sund ColkwamuldjS.

Wu

Itquaya $194

$6

งđ

$40 38

$25

1-Kwangtung Handicap-"D"

Class (11 Miles)

Mr. Lan's Plain View, 149 lbs."

(Mr. Lang)

1

Mr. C. N. K.'s Tiny Star, 149.

lbs.

(Mr. Roza) 2 Dr. S. To Wong's Glad Eyes, 151-

135.............. (Mr. F. F. LI) Won by length and a half, short head between second and third.-

Time: 30.3, 1.01.33, 1.34.2, 2.08.4.

2,38.1. Pari-mutuel: Win: $102.

Place: $33.90, $25.20, $17.10. Aiso ran-Boxing Eve (Mr.

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Sept. 25. An increase of 244.000 In the number of people in employment over last year, and a drop of 188,514 in the unemployed total, are shown in the August returns issued by the Ministry of Labour Just night.

In Scotland last month a reduc- tion of 14.572 in the number of

nemployed was reported.

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(Special Air Mall" Service)

London, Sept. 25.

A speech in which he stated that he took "a rather unfashion- able view of the Abyssinian orisis' was made by Lord Lothian," at one time Under-Secretary for Indig, at

Liberal rally held yesterday at Hackness Hall, near Scarborough,. the seat of Lord Derwent

"1 think," said Lord Lothian, "that the ideals of the League are

Since January there has been a decrease of over 377,000 in theving to be achieved by the Father simple idealistic methods total of unemployed.

which sử many people seem ta think are necessary. I think everbody liv this amutry has cralised in the last fortnight that support of the The numbers of unemployed on Teagu of Nations and its methods the registers of Employment Ex- may be, and probably will be, an changes at August 26 were 1,533,-extremely onerous obligation 259 wholly unemployed, 334,419 temporarily stopped, and 80.286 normally in casual employment, making a total of 1,947,984.

That was 24,977 less than the number on the registers at July 22, and 188.814 less than a year before. The total last month comprised 1.557,022 men. 70,483 boys, 282,312 women, and 58,147 girls.

HOW INDUSTRIES FARED The total number of insured per- sons in employment is estimated at approximately 10,424,000. That was 43.000 more than a month betoru and 244,000 more than a year be-

fore.

There was a marked improve- ment" between July 22 and August 26 In the coal mining industry, and employment also improved in iron and steel manufacture. general engineering, shipbuilding and ship- repairing, motor vehicle, cycle, and aircraft manufacture, and the building and woollen and worsted

industries.

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"1. am afraid that in some res. perts I take a rather unfashionabla view aliout the Abyssinian crisis So far as it goes, am entirely u Lavour of Sir Samuel Hoare s spych at Genova

**But 11 the crisis is not to develop into something lar more dangerous we "must, I think, deal cqually vigorously with the other side of the, casa

CASE AGAINST THE LEAGUE,

Italy as some case against the rather would have a Lengue-or

de it she had ever brought it be fore the League-a much better "Case than she has against

Abyssinia."

Lord Lothian said that neither Britain or the Lengue had yes faced the

consequences of the tremendous changes which bad come over the world since the war.

In the last century there

free migration, free practically trade in goods, foodstuffs, and capitul all over the world,

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To-day the nations were living in watertight compartments, with no migration and no freedom for trude: "with the result that many had such tremendous populations. and economic difficulties that they had resorted to dictatorship th maintain order at home and were adding to their armaments in or- der to try to solve their internal problems by actions in a foreign

There was a substantial reduc- tion In the numbers registered as temporarily stopped in the jute industry following the end of local On the other hand, holidays. there was a further decline in em ployment in the tailoring industry; and there was also some, falling-Beld. off in the distributive trades and in dock and harbour service.

AREAS COMPARED The following table shows the changes at August 28 as compared with July 22 in the total numbers on the registers in the various,, ad- ministrative divisions:-

Scotland London

South-Eastern

South-Western

Mr

Midlands

Fung 188 lbs., Copper Idol Pih) 151, Festival Eve (Mr. "Davis) 119 Geld Bullion (Mr. Pan) 155. Heart's Glory (Mr. P. F. Botelho 11. Jolly Eyes (Mr. K. W. Fung 153. Partnership (Mr. Tang Man Wa) 135. Philanderer (Mr. W, C. Poy) 140, Popular Star (Mr. Black 147, Tammany Hall (Mr. Cheape) 145. Young Chap (Mr. Delta) 142, Zero (Mr. Ralph) 168.

$6.00

565

$40

ilu.

..

by Silge........

$26

Wing Un Asatilesį D.}

Public L'ultima

$5

(new)...

78

15 12. $77

$17

Lauma Ferrie...

$18

$7.86

$7.90

L'nius Ligi tasar

$7.80

363

Betting

$20

**

-++

Zasilakan Ligita ....

iolopucis (old)

$17}

ist Pony

74

*B

Do. (new)...)

$8.10

2nd Pony

713

Win. Place.

73

104

Cams Buzos......

3rd Pony

10/8

The Field

174 228 1,342 1,487

95/-

#

$81.

H.K."Becança ................) 621

113 -(pro)|

industriais

Malabon sugars ***

Macgregors (prot.18.

$19 Caldbeck, (uru, d. $13 $1.80

Catiton ice.

Vements

Кори ......

Diiscellaneo

Dairy Fresch ... al

Amusementa mesme

Ch. Etainments......

structions, (old)

10.

Lane Crawfords..................

Nanyang Touco...

Sicerga .enter

::

**

Total 1,717

1,838

8-Fukien Handicap (1 Mile) Miss Y. Shenton's Wembley Stag

161 lbs.... (Mr. R. M. Wood

lbs. (Mr. W. H. Choy) 3 Won by 2 lengths, short head between second and third.

Time: 31.3. 1.04.3, 1.38.2, 2.11.2. Pari-mutuel:-

·

3.08

1

$3,10 $1.80

$1.6

Mr. Rain's Rain Gauge, 140

o d

$14.40

lbs... (Mr. Tang Man Wa) Mr. Li Bros.'s Deemster, 168

2

14

$110

$1.10

25 C..

at.

321

$17

33

$2.80

32.00

WATSULLE --, **|| $2.90

***

70 ste

Win

POWBIL

156 ots.

12

M. treyhounds

31.35

#1

5. C. Enterprisse ***

91. Ch0.641925, Bdu premetz

24.8. Gor, 4% Loan 8.

Do.

31%

Wallace Harper.....|

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155

S'hal Do.

B.K. Wing On...

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by a double Christian name to Bealed tenders in triplieste which should be clearly marked "Tender for providing and fixing boundary stones to lots," will be. London, Sapt, 10.

received at the Colonial Becretary's Helena Victoria, who office until noon of Monday, Octo- has been paying her annual visit ber 28. for providing and fring Lo Sir Courtauld Thomson at Gul- | boundary stones to lots in the lane lor gol before going to Colony of Hong Kong, Kowloon, Balmoral, shares with her sister, New Kowloon and the New Ter-

the dis- Princess Marie Louise,

ritories during the year 1936...

Princess

tinction of being the only "High- Desses left in Great Britain, as distinguished from Royal Highnes-

•

The name of Dr. Lim Poh-thye,

of the Haw Par Hospital. Cheinz

sea. They used to be Serene High-Chau has been added in the list

Besses through their father, the of medical practill mer.

late Frince Christian of Schleswig- Holstein; but when the King re- organised names and titles in the royal family in 1917 they were made Highnesses and the territor- dal designation of Schleswig-Hol- stein was dropped. Each is known

Avoid confusion with the King's

Win: $14.70.

North-Eastern North-Western ...... Wales.

- 14,572 1,078

+ 2,503 + 2,843

FATAL ALLIANCE SYSTEM "I'nless the Leagub can real effectively with these tremendous questions." he continued, the Abyssinian question will be swal- lowed up by a war about far, wider issues, just as the Serbian crisis was followed up by far greater issues in 1914.

"If the League merely becomes on institution for atabilising the status que under threat of sane tions, our last state will be far worse than our first. There will be

In two

the nonsequences.

first plaer, all the dissatisfied Powers- and many of them quite legitima- dissatisfied-will leave tely League, will remain dietatorships. and we shall get back to the old

-6,403 -18.329 + 10,763 + 198 The improvement in the num- bers of employed persons has been continuous since January. The in-fatal alliance system, though one

the.

side will call itself the League and the other a combination to compel the League members to share the wealth and opportunity of world with them.

the

"In the second place, Britain will find itself bound under the Covenant to go to war iù order to maintain the status quo for every body else because everybody wants to get the British Navy behind their security. If we get into that position we shall not only have to double our Navy and treble our Air Force but go in for conscrip tion as well.'

créase of nearly 22,000 in the num ber of unemployed juveniles was due mainly to registrations by boys and girls who had left school at the end of the summer term.

The number of unemployed men and women decreased by nearly 47,000.

LOWEST SINCE 1930 The reduction during the month in the numbers unemployed occur- red chiefly in the North-Eastern and Midlands divisions--where the Improvement in coal-mining was mainly felt-and in Scotland, where considerable numbers of jute

Those, added Lord Lothian, were

real

inherent dangers workers resumed after the local the

situation holidays. There was an increase, the present largely seasonal, in the numbers they made it clear unemployed in the North-Western League was willing to consider division, while in London and the world problems, ineluding Italy' South of England and in Wales problems, in a far bigger way than

hitherto. there was little change.

in

unless that the

"I hope that Signor Mussolini Last month's unemployed total is will bring this aspect of Italy's the lowest since July 14, 1930.

BOT 1810

229.80 114.90

Race 3

No. 812

1609

$924.00 264.00

804

132.00

Place: $7.20, $7.60, $10. Also ran:-Beginner's Luck (W. C. Choy) 182 lbs., Blacksmith (Mr.

Nos 376, 1636, 177, 864, 1147 get Yeung Wing Bing 140, Copper $50 each. smith (Yeung Wing Kwal) 148, Ebony Idol (Mr. Cheape 148. Flamingo (8. K. Wong) 185. Forge- master (Coppin) 151, High Frin- ciple (Woo Tacson) 162, Locksley Hall (Ho Hung Ping) 140, Pavane each. (F. F. L1) 146, Ellver Fox (Mr S. L Tuen) 140, What's The Time (Mr. K. L. Ip) 148, Winkfield (Mr. G. L. Gregory) 140.

Ju

Betting

Win. Flace.

429 316

285

274 126 143

1st Pony 2nd Pony 3rd Pony...... The Field

Total

599 580

1,439 1,319

Cash Sweeps

·Race 1----

No. 582

$735.40

937 968

310.20

105.10

Nos. 281, 452, 638, 871. 185 1127, alster, Princess Victoria, and his 559, 41, 1021 get $25 each, aunt, Princess Louise, Duchess of

Argyll.

Race 2

No. 455

$804.30

problem before the League before nction in unilateral taking. Abyssinin, for in the long run the Lengua system can only work if it it univerzal."

THE BIG SWEEP

1. Plain View Ticket 14594 ($22,365)

19323 (36,390) Nos. 334, 1225, 1161, 620, get $50 2. Tiny Star

Race 4.

No. 1184

705 .......... 1038

$882.70 252.20 125.10

Nos. 711, 141, 876, 1282, 10, 1013. 325 get $50 each.

Race 5 No. 2220

5 515....

$760.90

217.40-

· 108.70. Nos. 502, 1301, 228, 796, 823, 1479. 2119, 1108, 1522, 1067, 376, 436 get $50 each.

No. 2000

823 731

No. 1075

Race 6

$1,089.90 311.40 155.79

Nos 1700, 650 get. $50 each.

'Face % ..

... $852.70 ...... 272.20 *** 136.10 Nos. 276, 2135, 603, 1529, 2494, 2325, 485, 2121, 1049, 775, 1204, 1510 get $50 each.

**· 1390 740

+

3. Glad Eyes

$212 (53,195)

DAILY DOUBLE BETTING

The following were the betting "dally Saturday's Agures double":-

on

First Leg Cavalcade (8), Clear View (82). Don (8). Flybynight (20), Flying Tourist (38), Gold Coin (133). Great Hall (118), Mayflower (13), Mersey (5), Pacific Hall (22), Pride of Taingtao (29), Racing Boy (9). Rousseau (4), West Parade (9), and What A Chance (152).

Second Leg Boxing Eve (5), Copper Idol (28), Festival Eve (5), Glad Eyes (12), Gold, Bullion (8), Heart's Glory (T), Jolly Eyes (11, Partnership 10), Philanderer" (0), Plain View (2), Poppiar Star (24), Tammany Hall (0), Tiriy Star (3), Young Chap (22) and. Zero (3),

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