Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1935, Page 14

"A—14 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., SEPTEMBER 22, 1935—PART ONE. — . R T S R S I O s N A S P O s A o T o e e e of approximately 100 per cent over thel lABOR PARTY ASKED their traditional support from the |public his letter criticising the m(ue,' TRMNS ON IOWA CORN CLEARED OF INSANITY | per cent, yesterday bore witness to the MARINE INSURANCE | tension in financial circles over fears| various rates quoted yesterday. League of Nations because, he said, in a | Sir John Simon, home secretary, at- | letter explainifg his resignation from | tacked Cripps in a speech at Check- of war. Insurance officials explained that | = e RATES 150 PCT. UP " the sharpest upturn, 150 per cent, | these rates appliea only to cargoes TO FIGHT SANCTIONS |tz party exccutive commitice, it is| neaton, Yorkshire, asserting the latter| IRVING, Kans, September 21 (7.— | Several Former Wives Testify . while on the water. Furthermore, they being “used for imperaalist purposes.” | had urged military action by the ‘ Champion corn huskers, like boxers, | Against Texas Paperhanger. was that on the new rate applied on | general cargoes to, from or by way | stated, they excluded steamers flying e i B Crlppslresigned in opposition to thel‘:t;mle D;Jwer:l in ;h:‘ cuhe r.l :‘1:\ need proper training quarters. | . terranean or Red Seas, or | the Italian flag. i i Cri party policy supporting military sanc- | Japanese invasion o anchuria, - Sharpest Rise Occurs in Charges | of the Mediteanen o e oosen- 8 ) Bir Biohard Statlord CrinpsjBays) rachy BEic oves s iy = | now opposed it in connection with the | Thst: William Sedivy exlained, is DALLAS, I:Zf'pii,’:iii"";;d";fi; on General Cargo to Red Sea |sions. The rate, 12% cents pe: $100, League Is Being Used for Italo-Ethiopian war. Previously Lord | Italo-Ethiopan dispute. Why he's going to Iowa— where he | punger who has been married 15 Medi | compared with 5 cents per $100 yes- | Pork Stored 20 Years Still Good. “Imperialist Purpom." Ponsonby had resigned the party) “No questica at present, however, tall ccrn grows.” Corn hereabouts, it | times, was acquitted yesterday of a or Mediterranean. terdsy. leadership in the House of Lords, and | arises concerning the applicriion of | seems, doesn't give him just the prac- | charge of insanity by & jury of mar- |By the Associated Press. George Lansbury in Commons had of- | $anctions,” said the cabinet member. | tice he needs. Sedivy, husking cham- | ried men. 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