... the sterling area. We must all support the Chancellor of the Exchequer in his stern determination to save us from financial bankrupt?. but Her Majestg'u Government shoul unphuiu‘ that the Excess Profits Levy is mentiallz a temporary measure. It is only throug ...

... self-financed group. Scottish traders and manufacturers at once raised a icr,v of alarm. The group. they alleged. would [ be bankrupt from the start and could not be | made solvent without a_ crippling increase 'in fares and rates. Besides. from an opera| ...

... Lord TEVIOT said the problem ahead appeared to have been too much for the ' Socialist Government to face. They were | ' bankrupt of any policy to deal with the }situatiun. Referring to the earlier clash 'between Lord Swinton and Lord Pakenham, Lord Teviot ...

... would be a Trnve risk that our small gold reserves would fall to a level at which we in this country should have gone idle, bankrupt, and hungry. £ “As it is. there are signs of returning confidence in the pound and things have taken a turn, but we have ...