... formation of a National Government, then the Budget of cuts and economies and now i the Government's decision to suspend the gold standard. Outwardly there would seem to be excuse for public uneasiness and alarm and yet the nation has accept. ed these changes ...

... position the country is sound. This position must be maintained. ULTIMATE RESOURCES ENORMOUS. It is one thing to go off the gold standard with unbalanced Budget and uncontrolled inflation; it is quite another thing to take this measure, not because of internal ...

... alternatives—the tariff as means both of assisting the balance of trade and of raising revenue, or the abandonment of the gold standard, with the consequent reorganisation of central banking. both national and international. recalls Mr Henderson’s admission ...

... BRITAIN IS SOUND Mr f3nowden's statement of the case for linspending the gold standard was admirable in striking the right note of seriousness while carefully avoiding any suggcs. Ikon of panic and showing how unjustified any panic would be. It is much ...

... reading this book Price 5s from Booksellers or post free from the Publishers, B. Ftasei & Co., 62 Pepya Ed., London, 5.W.20. GOLD STANDARD SUSPENDED. Unexpected Decision Cabinet’s Sunday Meeting. BANK RATE RAISED TO 6 PER CENT. Following a Sunday meeting of ...

... decision which the Government acted. Hr Addison said they couM not refuse second reading to the Bill. They were off the gold standard, and, being off it. it was not the dreadful calamity they had been led believe. wanted assurance what was going done about ...

... difficult times and trying il experiences. Civilisation was not on laboursaving devices or Schneider Trophy racing, or the Gold Standard.. Conduct was the basis, and the church could help our country to get back to better times. Therefore she appealed to all ...

... will got through u all work for the cone. MUD w The decisive step which the Government took on Sunday to depart trove the gold standard for a period six months was msd puesible by . • United Government.. But iur us having three parties represented in the ...

... difficult times and •ryhig experiences. ~ Civilisation was not based labour-saving devices Fcbr.cider Trophy :aci:;g or the gold standard. Conduit was «, and the Church could he!o country gc: back better times, j Th«.cfore. she appealed to tho-o to ■ ;.'iv ...

... in the course his address, said the meeting was arranged before was know'll that Great Britain was to depart from the Gold .Standard. believed, r, that the movement they were there to inaugurate would he fraught with great this country. events of the ...

... STREET, FALKIRK. ESTABLISHED 167. TEARS* PENCILLINGS OF THE WEEK. By The Man on the Wing. LINLITHGOW Sunny Ser.einbcr The Gold Standard n«.*> a.: i.dravn, but the sunny days ar-.; ben.’ has reason King Set’s kindness this week. has been best, week the year ...