... dollars became one to the £ and all other foreign currencies appreciated In similar way. We have yet to see how other gold standard countries (excluding America and France) will be influenced by our decision. The example of Great Britain may. and probably ...

... IN EXPORT PREMIUM. More responsible members of the Stock Exchange have not subscribed to the view that by 7oing off the gold standard the trade difficulties of this country have been solved as by a stroke of the pen. In the near future second thoughts on ...

... the old men and the old ways, and came out into the open to ask Britain to wake up. He declared that in going off the gold standard the Government had stumbled by accident upon somethinr , which all along the New Party had ad vocated by plan. Whilst ...

... would enable the bank to survive a delicate situation Illruseels.— There is no question of Belgium going oft the gold standard, said the Governor of the National Bank of Belgium. New Yerk.—The stock market seesawed feverishly, hut closed strong ...

... the export advantage will disappear, and there will be greater impoverishment among our customers. The £ without the gold standard Is like a ship without a rudder. 1141 E rising cost of living which must inevitably, if gradually, follow the decline in ...

... the disasters that happened in Germany when the German currency was inflated in 19'23. On Monday last we invent off the gold standard, and on that day the Chancellor spoke in a different tone, and said that he saw no reason why sterling should depreciate ...

... House to the steps which the Government may find necessary to deal with questions arising out of the departure from the gold standard. On this matter Sir Walter Layton, whose notes, appearing to-day, we have been able to see by the courtesy of the News ...

... 939. From the sportsman's point of view that makes 67.172 more to pot at. 0 0 Tt Is vital that we 4hould go back to the gold standard as soon a:, possible —l.etter to an editor.! Wel4, let's go back to-night until Monday morning. :,-, 0 Helping the Boom ...

... longer deny it. And this increase will be superimposed on a rising cost of living, caused by our being forced off the gold standard. Mr. F. I. Perry, the Co-operative member for Kettering, proves it conclusively to-night. That doubtless Is why there is ...

... minds because it is so much nearer home. We read what our economists have to say about the problems of currency and the gold standard, but we only half understand what they mean, and our difficulties are not lessened by the fact that the experts disagree ...

... in his demand yesterday for the summoning of a world financial conference to deal with the breakdown of our credit and Gold Standard system lie THEATRES Etc rpHE yEST gND 0INEMA AND CAFE LAST DAY AND CAFE EVELYN LAYE AND JOHN BOLES ONE HEAVENLY NIGHT” ...

... kept within bounds the general run of shop purchases need not become much more costly The lesson of it all is we must get Gold Standard on the brain BY LIMELIG Sir Oswald Mosley is having a hectic time In Glasgow he was stoned and chased : in Birmingham he ...