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... Junior Conservatives held in club rooms 2a Parade night when Mr Philip Moxon an interesting on present in country and gold standard” proposition of Mr Tom Bowerman seconded by Doris Bennett Mr Albert Barber chair BAKER’S SUCCESS— Coalville District Bakers’ ...
... who was formerly Communist M.P. for Motherwell. Mr. Newbold wrote in the course of his letter: “For Britain to off the gold standard starvation for millions, sheer stark famine for the working classes.” Mr. Newbold enclosed a copy of a letter which has ...
... has announced his support of the National Government. In a letter to Mr. Snowden he declares : “For Britain to off the gold standard is starvation for millions, sheer stark famine for the working classes.” Other matter relating to the political situation ...
... main silent now that it has become a choice between a cut or a collapse. There is not a choice. Fcr Britain to off the gold standard is starvation for millions—sheer stark famine for the working classes. NO OTHER COURSE. Mr. Newbold enclosed copy of ...
... percentage of Interest, borrowing from other Continental nations at a low rate of interest. Next came a return to the gold standard, a move made directly In the interests of the big financiers, and credit became more dlcult. Later came the financial crash ...
... newlv-formed Cabinet He of Mr E Hepworth F Ireland JUNIOR CONSERVATIVE LEAGUE -A Section of held in rooms night Mi M The gold standard” of Bennett Mr in the certi-from VII ” Office only for usual for July last certificate and matricu-lstfaa CLUB— moot Club ...
... of payments For the policy tariffs essential shall next power to put that in force in 1923 ! preent This from return to gold standard 192 almost approval the Party! A alone any criticism Mr Runri man the chief the matter used ‘‘I (Mr return gold practically ...
... during the two years which the Labour Government had been ottloc. It was due to the Treaty Versailles, to reverting to the gold standard in 1935, to the question of deflations and to the fact that the banks had been receiving money on short-dated loans at ...
... with Mr. Pethick-Lawrence, tho late Financial Secretary, that it was due to the Treaty of Versailles; reverting to the gold standard in 1925; to tho question of deflations; and to the fact that the banks had been receiving money on short-dated loans low ...
... recent events have enabled these efforts to be relaxed to some extent. The rise, which has occurred in rates the principal gold-standard countries has carried them in most cases well above the gold export points from London. Consequently during the past week ...
... succeeded-in restoring the gold standard after the war. hope-we are justified in our self-confidence f Vut pdint cut that in two essential respects our position is npt what it wits whenwe were struggling back to the gold standard in 1922-24.- In the first ...
... OUR OWN POSITION The effect on our own position would be serious enough to make us think twice j about gooig off the gold standard. ■‘The shock confidence would check buiness and aggravate the prevailing trade depression,” continued Professor Clay. The ...