... over Great Britain's temporary abandonment of the gold standard has given place to messages of cheer and reassurance for the futurei Stern Measures. In connection with the suspension of the gold standard, the Government (writes our pr/itical correspondent) ...

... OFFICE—I 2 RENFIELD STREET. ABERDEEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1931 Some Good Results of Gold Standard Move. The bright side of Britain's temporary abandonment of the gold standard can be seen already.. To foreign countries it has come like a cold douche, awakening ...

... made glaringly evident this week. First of all there was the revolt of their back benchers on Monday night against the Gold Standard Bill. Despite Mr Henderson's assurance that the Opposition would support the Bill, 112 Socialist M.P.'s went into the lobby ...

... GANDHI'S SURPRISE AND SORROW. Pained Over Action of Indian Government. Mr Gandhi referred to the question of the gold standard at yesterday's meeting London of the Federal Structure Committee of the Indiaji Bound Table Conference. He said that while every ...

... was going to affect multitudes of the population which had already less money to spend as a result the suspension of the gold standard. The Government found no difficulty in carrying tho guillotine motion by 283 to 216, a majority of sixty-seven. Navy Cuts ...

... Nautilus, Sir Hubert Wilkins's submarine, which is to have watery grave. Gandhi did three things yesterday—ho discussed the gold standard at the Federal Structure Committee meeting; cancelled his week-end visit to Lancashire; and in a little room Canning Town ...

... projiortionate gains, ar steel share 6, which had apprer;: ,'•>» n he previous day, moved up again j. S| 0 the effect of the gold standard ...

... Tuesday, oci.ers of raw jute have all nearly withdrawn on account of the exchange position rej g L,l ° sus nsion of the gold standard. As j recautionary measure the few a ,? offenn a little have raised values 10s 15s per ton. Tossa 2-3 is £17 10s and Daisee ...