... there seas an active street market from ten o'clock. The feeling generally was one of relief that the suspension of the gold standard had not brought about a crash in sterling, and as a consequence business was encouraged. A COMING BOON? Early quotations ...

... Henderson to No. 10, Downing-street, during the week-entl, was with the sole object of discussing the Bill abolishing the Gold Standard. • The conversation between the Prime Earl Jellicoe, 'dm iv ill nt.his country Minister and the Leader of the Opposition ...

... said.that our coming off the gold standard might be followed by a temporary boost in trade. but it seemed generally admitted that the cost of filing would go up. That made the cuts —intro. duced to keep us on the gold standard—doubly unjustified. He urged ...

... GOSSIP OF THE DAY More Early Election Rumours. THE DANGER OF YAWNS. WHEN the news that we were ott the Gold Standard was known, moat people jumped to the eonclusicet that this want the dropping of all talk ea early Apparently the advocates of an immediate ...

... Treasury under Section 1 (3) of the Gold Standard (Amendment) Act, which was passed through Parliament last eight: The Lords Commissioners of lilt Majesty's Treasury, in pursuance of Section 1 (3) of the Gold Standard (Amendment) Act, 1931, hereby order ...

... is off the gold standard! For the first time for many years the ordinary man is being forced to take an interest in economics, whether he wishes it or not. A year ago, if you had told our financiers that we were going off the gold standard they would ...

... friection for had debts and can only quote cut prices' to a customer who shown hia gold . Britain's decision to go off the gold standard will probably prove beneficial to Australia. As I write, Australian bank shares are improving in vitae and there is reasonable ...

... one of their number discuss Recent developments of non-commutative Algebra. Perhaps it has something to do with the gold standard. It is pleasant to note that the mem. bees do not spend all their time listening Two Points of View. to each other, but ...

... the formation of the National Government. Last Friday night we were again very near a catastrophe. On So day night the gold standard was abandoned, and although Ns morning there is a re- I newal of confidence, we all feel, as used to be said in the war ...

... Downing-street, and the re. spite affords an opportunity for politi. clans to observe the effects of the suspension of the gold standard. Although in more aulxiiied key, the eoetrorenry between the advocates ni an early election and those who take a contrary ...

... if our balance of trade is to be restated. He blamed the Opposition and the incidents in the Navy far our leaving the Gold Standard. Had we not showed that we intenited to balance our Budgie the pound. he said, by now• might have been almost worthless ...

... departed trout the Gold Standard the value of the pound depended entirely upon the confidence other counties had in the financial stability of this country. Had no steps been taken to balance our Budget before we departed from the Gold Standard the pound might ...