... ad WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, —— GOLD STANDARD ie SUSPENSION BILL. “gee Mr Snowden Explains the Ss . —_— Hoarding by France and a Cause of Trouble, ‘ n Parliament had on Monday a busy and : citing day Both Houses in through the Bill to suspend operation ...

... step had now been taken by the Government's derision to go off the gold standard by the passing of a Bill announcing the '- pension of uhszetion 2 of Section One of the Gold Standard Act of 1925, which requites the Bank to sell bar gold at a fixed price—the ...

... , regards Great Britain's temporary suspension of the gold standard as likely to improve economic conditions both in Great Britain and elsewhere in the world . Tho suspension of the gold standard is expected io cause stronger competition between certain ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... CURRENT EVENTS Prices Off The Gold Standard By ARGUS the first time for many wee „ there is announced a diminution the numbers of the unemployed. i the same time there are pub^ 5 assurances by various trade associ-' 1 that there will be no immediate ...

... in favour of some form of bimetallism. But under the browbeating dominance of the gold standard no headway has been made. To-day all that is changed. The gold standard, in Britain and a good many other countries, stands revealed as traitor. It has let ...

... SUNDAY FIRST. 27th SEPTEMBER 11.30 and (J. 30 : Rev. R, J. Wedderspoon, M.A. Subject at Evening Service : LEAVING THE GOLD STANDARD.” ST. DAVIDS CHURCH, LEDOATE, K irkuitilloch. Sunday Evening Lectures. SUNDAY FIRST, 27th SEPTEMBER, at 6 30. REV. D. F ...

... The Russian View The Soviet Press ( according io a Reuter message from Riga ) says Great Britain ' s departure from tho Gold Standard is not only a crushing blow for tho world ' s bourgeosie , but a defeat for the Labour party acd for Mr Henderson and bis ...

... manner in which the people of Great Britain have received the Government ' s decision for the temporary suspension of the gold standard is the subject of much appreciative comment abroad , and , according to Keuter correspondents in all parts of the world ...

... AND STERLING While it is much too soon to form a definite judgment as to the ultimate effects of our departure from the gold standard , the indications so far are much what might have been expected . Quotations of sterling , with the majority of the forei ...