... ALARMING KEEPING OUR HEADS. GOLD STANDARD REMINDER. I NOT A NECESSITY We con best assist tlic. Government by keeping our heads and carrving On quietly, said Mr. Hugh G. tree, at , yesterday's meeting of tilnsgow Chem. her of Commerce. We must remember ...

... Secretary of the Monetary Reform Association, an interview with reporter at Manchester Tuesday, said—“ The suspension of the gold standard will down the greatest event post-war history. Workpeople will be rapidly reabsorbed into industry, and investors industry ...

... declared that the fact that this country had gone off the gold standard automatically disposed of the problem of the adverse trade balance. It was said that if they suspended the gold standard the balance of our external trade would look after itself ...

... estimates on the assumption that no real industrial revival was to be expected for some years . Tlie departure from tho Gold Standard , coupled with the probability of a tariff , has , however , altered tho situation . The inclination now is to take tlie ...

... position. It was not our troubles but the troubles of other countries that, made it impossible for us to remain on the gold standard. Though the value of the £ had to fall, that, fall would be limited. There would be a slight rise in the cost of goods ...

... maelstrom during the week-end, that the effort to shore up the pound sterling by balancing the Budget had failed, and that the gold standard had been temporarily abandoned. Mr Arthur Henderson has suggested that as the immediate purpose of the National Government ...

... Federation , speaking at Bedlington , Northumberland , on Saturday , said that it was estimated that tho return to the gold standard in 1925 put 2 s . per ton on the cost of coal to the French importer . Since that time France and other countries had devalued ...

... introduce on Monday the Bill suspending the gold standard. Attention was also directed at the party meeting the differences of view voiced from the front Opposition bench in the debate on Monday regarding the gold standard. It wad suggested that while Mr Henderson ...

... is no need for panic* while we l, the hacking real wealth. have now gone off the gold standard. Mi Snowden, dour and stubborn that has been forced off the* gold standard Itec.nise the bankers forced |,i m ~fi it. Now that have gone off ill, standard, ...

... The Topical Touch. 110 up to date, runs a topical advertisement, and buy a gold standard lamp. It's at least a matter of current if not of currency. • ...

... depression will find a newand substantially hisher leveL The Gold Standard On every hand the hope is being expressed thai nor ...

... Britain's temporary suspension of the gold standard as likely to improve economic conditions, both in Great Britain and elsewhere in the world. So far as the United States is con. cerned, the suspension of the gold standard is expected to cause stronger competition ...