... DAILY TELEGRAPH TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1931 NO NEED FOR PANIC GOLD STANDARD PASSED KEEP COOL IN' GRIMSBY FISHING NEWS AND MARKETS j$ CENTENARIAN HIS HEALTH ROUND ABOUT ALL THIS WEEK Cursing Association District 2425 visits paid convalescent relieved IS died ...

... your face or your clothes with it, neither can you drink it“ Britain off the gold standard.” History of the gold crisis.”— No more gold to be sent abroad ” —“What the gold standard means.” From newspaper headlines of this nature, we—the public—have gathered ...

... FROM LONDON [From our own Correspondent.) T ONDON’S reception of the news of the dropping of the gold standard » a , heartening the extreme. It was the universal topic of conversation, and inevitable subject of wit for such irreprcssible humorists us ...

... relief suspension of the gold standard l 'l not brought about crash in ster- (i as a consequence business was Arrivals from South Africa consisted of 250,000 sovereigns and £494.000 in bars, and in view of the fact that the gold standard has ceased to operate ...

... Amsterdam Stock Exchange is opening to-day. GERMANY: Reichshank officials deny the advisability of the abolition of the gold standard for Germany, and are convinced that the British measure is only of a temporary character. The Reichsbank and other banking ...

... 237 am Full moon MORE TO BE DONE PARLIAMENT last night im- plemented decision of the National Government to suspend the gold standard for six months The passing of the Bill required for such purpose occupied approximately seven hours Throughout country ...

... offer in the bullion market to-day Africa consisted of 250000 sovereigns and £484000 in bars and or the fact that the gold standard has ceased to operate in country' considerable interest taken the price at which this consignment is likely to be sold ...