... GOLD STANDARD ACT. Sub-section of Suction I of th e (bold standard Art of 1925, whose provisions have hero impended, reads:— So long the , perceding sub-anion remains in force, the Bank of England shall be hound t.. PCil to any person who mars a demand ...

... Central and South Americans, who can no longer buy from na. We N aerifieed this all-onportant trade on the slaw of the Gold Standard. In 1925 India was a prospenms rountry. We stupidly tinkered with its monetary system. At, a areet result we have distressed ...

... Downing Street, and the respit e affords an opportunity fur politicians to observe the effects of the suspension of tl u • gold standard. Although in a more subdued key, the controversy le•tween the advos•ates of an early election and these• who take » contrary ...